a lot of people don't like it. >> we are seneca lake! >> we are seneca lake was founded in 2014. since then, the group has organized 50 protests here at the storage site's entrance prompting 537 arrests. the group's not alone. >> we're going to fight this until we die, so we're never going to stop fighting them. >> yvonne taylor and joseph campbell started gas-free seneca, another group opposing the storage plans. 400 businesses and 31 municipalities representing more than 1 million residents in the region support the cause. like the hasletts, for taylor and campbell, it's all about seneca lake. >> the ultimate goal is to stop that ill-conceived project, lpg storage on the shores of the largest of the finger lakes and the drinking water resource for 100,000 residents of the state. >> crestwood says the assessment report showing the plants pose a reasonable risk and no project like this is risk high -- risk-free. >> why take that risk? >> crestwood also has support in the area. much of it from gas and construction companies. skyler county's legislature voted in favor of the compan

if you are a member, this was art of his goal with the seneca -- part of his goal with the seneca, making sure they had rocksolid legal titles based on u.s. legal precedents. what to be a rock written eyes the office of indian affairs. bureaucratizeo the office of indian affairs. they maybe had no experience with tribal communities at all or anything like that. what is interesting is his plan to do that -- at this point, the office of indian affairs had been moved. it had been moved to the interior department. parker wanted to move it back to the war department. what some scholars have said is that an indication of wanting to have more war against tribal communities. why else would you move the agency that deals with tribal communities into the war department unless you envision more military engagement? what would be an alternate argument for that? >> he wanted to make sure the government recognized them as having their own sovereignty because this is foreign nations they are dealing with rather than part of the landscape. mr. genetin-pilawa: one argument could be that this would be an a

we have seen rain in the seneca area. in lake county and over into deland, deltona, light to moderate rain and back west of there, we are pinpointing rain that is heavier where you see the yellow. up to leesburg, eustis, areas of downtown orlando, a sprinkle or two. moderate rain, trying to move over to bell isle. temperatures didn't drop much. that's why we are in the 70's in many spots. cooler north and west in ocala, 64. 70 for the villages and leesburg cocoa beach. accurate forecast. >> notice as we step you through clouds and sun, expect hoof cloud cover today. the 20% coverage of rain through thunderstorms possible because we are heating up so much, giving us fuel for storms. weather. 82 at noon. the record set in 1917 is 90. into the evening hours, we are at 73. there's the rain. a few showers on and off today. lingering as moisture is streaming in. mainly we'll see it in the fom of cloud cover and a few on and off showers. here is the planning forecast look at that leprechaun. 87 on wednesday with no rain. that's

what was the case and western new york when the seneca tribe were removed, who became allies? neighbors. neighbors who had a shared enemy in the land companies. that is going to be such a different situation than in the west. everything that he had learned up to this point, his personal experience had been there could here.red interest this will not be the case in the dakotas, the southern plains, california. does that make sense? the real tragedy in parker's life is not that he was a sellout in any way, the tragedy is his political education set him up to fail. farmers understood that in a way that the western indians did not. mr: genetin-pilawa: yeah. policy becomes a not-so-peaceful policy almost immediately. when parker began his tenure of commissioner, he ran into conflict and controversy right away. william welsh, who was an episode both visionary in the leader of the newly-created board of commissioners gained 8070,erable founder and and use it to advanced campaigns that differ drastically from parker's ideas. ander was imagining native non-native people working togethe

we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's rights activists. she worked with organizations that were involved in the struggle for women's rights during the civil war, after the civil war. but she was also very critical of white sufficient rah gists and often made the point they did not recognize the way race had created a distinct set of obstacles for black women. and i think somebody in our debate made exactly that point in our discussion. we're going to talk about that in a couple of weeks. now i want to talk about jacobs herself. the narrative that she composed. i think as you know she wrote that narrative under the name linda brent. she also changed the names of other people that were also

. >> i cannot imagine that the republican majority seneca would want to confirm a judge -- senate would want to confirm of judge. struck with the race of the white house, it is march madness, both sides -- >>> with race to the white house. it is march madness. donald trump is trying to explain his stance behaviors. the opponents are focused on stopping him from earning a majority of delegates. >> he will have the delegates as he needs going to the convention. the convention by the way, is an extension of the political process.>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders is trailing hillary clinton. >> yes. >>> were hearing from a be a couple that -- we are hearing from a couple where the vacation became a nightmare, a souvenir landed them in jail. that story coming up. ,,,,,, thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the un

. >> the value of african art continues to rise as more pieces from south africa, seneca and ghana are seen on the international market. only 5% of artists produce work that is commercially viable. south african art has dominated international sales providing an opportunity for the larger african markets. taking documentary photos for 20 years. some of them are exhibited here in the johannesburg art gallery. he said he's inspired by the artist who was able to support himself entirely through his artwork. he saw struggles to get his own photography which documents communities and their environments recognized as art making it difficult for him to survive on his art alone. >> i think it can be done in a sense in south africa that we're fortunate. >> group friends of the johannesburg art gallery said that it's up to artists who develop themselves. >> it's really people who expect to be give a hand up. people who expect--where things come too easily, that's who will have a problem. there are many artists in the world who never get to the top. >> africa's art market still remains an exclusi

down around sandusky and seneca counties we also have some scattered showers, nothing severe and you'll notice off to our north and west there's rain coming through michigan. that will miss us. our big weather story this afternoon really is this wind. we have a wind advisory in place for cleveland, south into medina county, and all areas out to the west. an advisory is in place until 8:00 tonight. we may see 40 40 to 50-mile an hour wind gusts. you've got to check out these most recently recorded in sandusky, 45 miles an hour, so it is super-duper windy outside and i expect it to stay like this for the rest of the afternoon. we'll talk about when those winds back off and of course we'll take a look at your weekend. you don't want to miss that, coming up in just a few minutes. >> ohio governor john kasich called on north korea to release -- this is the story we've been telling you about from the start. north korea just sentenced the southwest ohio an to 15 years of hard labor. the university of virginia student was paraded through north korea's highest court today. handcuffed and shuffli

. >>> a transformer caught fire sunday, the transformer was engulfed in flames in seneca. declared an unusual event, which is the lowest of the four nuclear emergency classifications. >>> democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashing at a cnn debate in flint, michigan. they faced off in the seventh debate. sanders opened with comments on the flint water crisis. called for republican rick snyder to resign after meeting residents of the city and clinton agreed. >> i agree. the governor should resign or be recalled and we should -- (applause) -- support the effort of citizens attempting to achieve that. but that is not enough. done to help the people of flint. >> the debate comes on the heels of several caucuses and primaries saturday night. sanders won the maine caucuses, several contests are taking place tuesday including michigan. >>> presidential politics in the area, hillary clinton's husband bill, will be in north carolina today along with another big political name ahead of the primaries. today former president bill clinton will stump f

after state police refused for three months to shooting and killing 19-year-old zachary hammond in seneca. a senate panel approved the bill requiring video to be released unless investigators can convince a judge to keep it from the public. >>> the cleveland county school district honored a bus driver for getting a student out of a very dangerous situation. in january, brandy donaldson drove up to a stop after the students parents were shot by the neighbor. the 12-year-old witnessed it. donaldson didn't know what happened but could tell something was wrong and hurried that boy on to the bus and drove off. milea oaks died in the shooting. her husband is still recovery. their neighbor is facing murder charges. >>> this home in belmont is likely a total loss now after fire ripped through it. take a look at that video with e showed you the fire from chopper 9 skyzoom as breaking news yesterday at 6:00 but it was this brave 6-year-old boy who helped save his family. 1st grader that something was wrong. >> i hate that beeping noise. it was so, like, high pitched. >> that is what it is designed

three months to release the video of an officer shooting and killing 19-year- old zachary hammond in seneca. a senate panel approve the bill yesterday requiring the video be released unless investigators can convince a judge to keep it from the public. >>> a man is accused of breaking into a woman's home in west charlotte threatening her and firing a gunshot. police arrested johnny simpson after they say he went into the victim's home on due berry terrace tuesday without her permission and fired a gunshot into the floor. it's not clear if the man and woman know each other. >>> today the u.s. officially determed isis is committing generaloside. joe side of --ieno side. they -- genocide they meet the definition of acts to detroy a group of people. >> the entire world view is based on eliminating those who don't subscribe to their perverse ideology. >> it doesn't require the u.s. to teak additional action but could spur other nations to get involved and he also promise to prosecute tear grist a march -- terrorist. >>> a fire at a gas station was a accident. it broke out when customers were ins

the flames broke out about 3:00 in seneca near the georgia border. nobody was hurt and crews had the fire under control in a half hour one of the reactors was is shut down as a prewashington. >>> two are co-- be recovering after a shooting. it happened just before noon. both victims were taken to wake med. police are looking for four suspect that may be traveling in a brown or tan chevy mal ib u. this is the second shooting on the drive since june. >>> a 54-year-old is dead after being hit by a train in four eggs. happened around 11:00 near street. authorities identified the man as michael mason. police don't suspect foul play. >>> machine is dead after a crash in charlotte. it happened on i-485 when a 26- year-old pulled over to help a woman change her tire. when he stepped out of his car he was struck by a van. the crash remains under investigation. so far no charges have been filed. >>> a community in southeast raleigh continues to mourn a death of a 24-year-old shot by a raleigh police officer serving a warrant. today as cbs north carolina shows

you are going oh, my goodness it's raining out here in ottawa and sandusky and seneca counties, no, it's not. the relative it so low, the air is so dry, this stuff is not reaching the ground. and there's more where that came from. and this will eventually as we make our way through the night, reach the ground. the stuff that's in indiana and the west. situation. futureview. here you see the stop down at 7:00 p.m. and now we make our way through the night and look how spotty and sporadic this stuff is. it really is not going to be anything of any consequence. by tomorrow morning, the morning commute starts around 6:00 and carries through the day that is going to be rain-free as we make temperatures continue to climb. clouds early and then some sunshine later on in the day. here's the story now. we are at 60. so is mentor. 59 at sandusky. 58 at akron. . territory. weekend. yesterday's high was only 39. wind gusts, 28 at mentor. 25 at elyria. 26 at sandusky and expect the winds to be gusting somewhere between 20 and 30 miles an hour through the course of the afternoon. but, the winds are co

emergency services says the wreck happened outside of a diner in seneca around 3:30. the victim's name has not been released. >> people in western north carolina are invited to way in on duke energy's plans to replace coal burning power plants with units fueled by natural gas. a series of public meetings are being held near the 14 coal plant sites and that includes this one in asheville. the meeting will be held on the campus of the technical community college starting at 6:00. state officials say the public's comments will be considered before the agency makes its final decision. >> the north carolina turkey population is booming. so state officials are encouraging people to go hunting. wild turkey population has reached an all-time high, an estimated 26 # 5,000 statewide. they say turkey harvests have dramatically increased, the commission is offering 24 free turkey hunting seminars across the state, in march and april, statewide season for male -- >> bearded turkey -- is april 9. >> i know nothing about bearded turkeys. april 9 through may 7, with youth only week f

this is pretty close to little acce seneca lake. there was a red flag warning yesterday. the windy conditions helped fuel another fire in germantown. a couple had to be rescued as the flames got closer and closer to their homes sweeping through five acres. the next door nape who also happens to be a sheriff deputy sprang into action to get them out. he even sounded his siren to make sure the couple realized this was an emergency. firefighters worked through the afternoon to battle the blaze and put out hot spots, too. the couple says they're thankful for their neighbor and the fire crews. >>> 4:31. time for your weather and friday. >> amelia segal here with four things to know. >> hey, aaron. well, first of all, it's a balmy start on this friday morning. 67 degrees with winds out of the south at 20 miles per hour. so it is breezy. it will stay breezy throughout the day. and here is the latest timing. these are only scattered light showers. all in all the weather having a pretty low impact on your day. 5:00 a.m. rain mainly north of the district. mid-morning hours, widely

hopefully taking us back to seneca falls but but i think the obvious place the people go as we have seen now rages attacks against hillary clinton and rand carly fiorina. but in many ways it is laughable. is a little shocking, but as what i will call as misogynist from the front of the party but window that the experience of every field, business, education and that israel. but yet it is surprising because it surprised me as much as anyone that's those uttered not making their decisions based on gender bias but political parties and issues and has the temperament when they decide to the to care for. so although we still have a lot of sexism it is impacting the final count of the election. i'd like to say sex is in the elections is like a paper tiger. >> this is the way they think about candidates to tie to their gender? >> a lot of the way we perceive candidates is gender. but research shows there is a difference how the ec politicians and politics and business because there is a different relationship between the voters to political leaders and the employee. research shows the double bi

tomorrow 62 and a morning shower in the day. advisory in effect for ottawa and seneca county and the rest of us will experience wind gusts above 30 miles per hour during the day. hold onto your garbage can lids. wednesday a morning shower. 62 and thursday a few drops of rain and then flakes, flakes, flakes, flakes. accumulations look minimal but if the temperatures cool down more might see enough to sweep off the old windshield but the chill is coming back, frank and lee. >>> here is what coming up at six. >>> action at different kind at a polling place in cleveland after a polling place employee pulled a gun on co-workers. >> and we are keeping a close eye on the races and the results start coming in. more live results on the races for the white house coming up. >>> first live on 5 returns, the connection between under heavy dispute. the injuries and the brain disease are connected. >>> the nfl is now responding after one of its own officials came forward linking football to the brain disease cte. >> the statement was given to a congressional committee in washington d.c. it is a big

thirty seneca next week we could touch 60 plus by next tuesday we start to run backup again. deborah ashlyn. how are you.u. high. good morning. >> good morning.g. i'm fine. is an iconic it out there for a second. the injuries. we actually do have a ground crew heading to the sceneesdo as well. wayne and christie, back to you. >> political news this morning - - democratic> and republican front-runners could take control the single biggest day in the primary so far. donald trump is expected to sweep within the republican party isd getting some pushback summer refusing to support him if he goes on to win hillary clinton as is ahead the bernie sanders giving 55 percent in a cnn poll. >> donald trumpp is making a stop hold a rally in columbus at noon stacy is live right now. >> good morning his new relic will be at the hangar here at the columbus airport in a winner take all day the latest showing donald trump is the leader in herr with a 31 percent governor kasich is at 26 percent here in his own state trump arrived in town on a timer queues kind of is kind of been dealing with c

after state police refused for three months to shooting and killing 19-year-old zachary hammond in seneca. a senate approved the bill requiring video to be released unless investigators can convince the judge to keep it from the public. >>> it is easier for people in salisbury to check on police activity in their neighborhood. salisbury police launched a police to citizen website that let's people see the daily bulletins, search for specific crimes and see recent arrest reports. they can also report nonemergency incidents for things like vandalism or lost property. >>> south carolina state lawmakers are pushing harder for a bill to stop child predators online. the state newspaper in columbia reports they had a young woman tell her story yesterday about when a cyber predator kidnapped her. she is asking lawmakers to fund this bill to fund investigations of internet crimes against children. it would come from added fines for criminals. >>> new video this morning shows a high speed police chase in asheville, check this out. this happened wednesday night. deputies say they tried to pull over

look at the video, this was the scene at oconee nuclear plant in seneca, south carolina, when firefighters arrived, it was engulfed in flames. one of the reactors was shut down but there was no danger to the public. the fire was declared an unusual event which is the lowest of the four nuclear emergency classifications. >> john: this is new, a close call for young pilot and passenger when the 18-year-old made an emergency landing on a golf course. this happened in florida. this is on the 12th fairway at st. pete country club. the plane lost power mid-flight. the teen and his dad landed without a scratch and no golfers were hurt, either. >> christine: you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is meteorologist al conklin. >> al: can we play through, please, right? let's get you out there, first off this morning, i'm taking a look back at temperatures, over the weekend not bad, close to average. lots of sunshine, 60, that comes after several days below average in the 40s and 50s. week as our temperatures go up, no roller coaster, straig

he was at seneca falls. in 1848. what happened there? the first women's rights convention. thank you. lucretia mott was the main speaker. elizabeth cady stanton had drafted a declaration of sentiment. frederick douglass was one of 400 people who came to this little town in upstate new york in july and he urged to include suffrage on the list of declarations. and they did. if he had not been there, it might not have happened. it makes it ironic to look forward to 1865 when the pivot settlement of the civil war did not include women's suffrage. -- they were like one in the same, the two movements. hour -- this the is the negroes hour. ladies, step aside and wait your turn. from 1865 long wait until 1920 when women finally won the vote. very important episode in our progressive history that i am disappointed with frederick douglas for falling down on the job. i think he could have made a difference the other way also if he had supported women's suffrage. he was not perfect. we know that lincoln was not perfect. they were tremendously determined spirits. they put their own live

we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's rights activists. she worked with organizations that were involved in the struggle for women's rights during the civil war, after the civil war. but she was also very critical of white sufficient rah gists and often made the point they did not recognize the way race had created a distinct set of obstacles for black women. and i think somebody in our debate made exactly that point in our discussion. we're going to talk about that in a couple of weeks. now i want to talk about jacobs herself. the narrative that she composed. i think as you know she wrote that narrative under the name linda brent. she also changed the names of other people that were also

seneca falls happened in 1848 and that was when women first said we should have the right to note but not a lot happened after that. it wasn't until around 1910-1912 that young women, many of them gr graduate students who had been in england, came back and said we are going to try to pass a constitutional amendment. the day before his presidential inaugural, woodrow wilson got off the train in washington, d.c., and nobody was there to greet him. the princeton glee club was there to greet him and that was about it. "the new york times" made up a statement saying what they lacked in numbers and wilson said where are all the people? they were told they were down on pennsylvania avenue. 5,000 women were marching for women's suffrage in a remarkable parade, many in proposerous costumes. leading that parade, on a white horse, dressed in the costume of a greek godess and carry a banning was a dazzling woman who was a recent graduate of nyu school of law. a labor lawyer and agitator who has a professorship named after her until recently. holland was on the horse, and 5,000 women behind her, a

this is happening close to little seneca lake, just west of i-270. >>> our area is, in fact, warning today. indicating an increased risk for wildfires. veronica johnson here now with more on that. veronica, what's that mean? >> reporter: well, it means we're pretty dry across the area. last time we had a quarter inch of rain was nearly two weeks ago. lauren just looking up some information for this month. nearly 2-inch rainfall deficit or you might say moisture, because this time of year we can get snow early part of the month. red flag warning means dry conditions throughout the area. and brush fires can start easily. hagerstown, frederick, toward fredericksburg, leonardtown and toward annapolis jurveths shy of baltimore. the other thing we have those high temperatures, also attributing to the brush fires today. dew point, humidity, it's all low. that's the moisture in the air and then you put on top of that and the fact that it's been really breezy today. our winds still gusting over 30 miles per hour. but we've got some rain on the way, guys. we'll see if it's enough to help thing

and a similar scene is thn boyd maryland close to little seneca lake. >>> you can head down to the tidal basin this weekend to see the start of the cherry blossom festival. a couple of us here have already been down there and it is amazing. >> meagan fitzgerald at the tidal basin this morning with what is happening this weekend. >> reporter: yes, full bloom indeed and there is a lot planned as mentioned, it is the kif festival. we want to get you to the official events. tomorrow there will be performances at the warner theater. and then it's family day at the national building museum, so stuff planned for the kids, some arts and crafts. that will kickoff at 9:00 until 5:00. and it is absolutely gorgeous out here, so nothing like a nice leisurely vol around the tidal basin getting the perfect spring pictures. it's a celebration. and i think we deserve it. we had to weather that blizzard. so this is a celebration of making to spring in high pmight p my opinion. and i think the kite festival will be a lot of fun. i'll do some research as to where i can get a kite and you will see me out the

she made it through to the top five with chris harmon, dalton, mckenzie borg and seneca wise.en watching american idol, the big finally is just three weeks away. >>> next up on good day a a local school infested with bed bugs, why this school handling of the problem has the parents upset. >>> and a group of hackers declared war against presidential candidate donald trump. two very personal details they claim to have leak. good day starts in a bit. >>> creepy crawlers, not enough to close one north philadelphia high school. why officials say her not bugging out about this. >>> plus, construction, disruption, will a building collapse shutting down a a major center city intersection yesterday a affect your commute this morning. bob kelly is on this one. >>> and then this. >> a lot of tough guys are like it is good, that is what we do but this is what you grow up watching and dream about playing. >> the madness is in fully affect. it is game day for the wildcats. as they get ready to dance in the ncaa tournament. also game dale for st. joes, and temple. all three teams playing tod

this is boyd's, maryland, where there are some brush fires burning not far from little seneca lake, justest of i-270 in montgomery county. we arel being told that more firefighters being called in to help fight the blaze threatening homes or structures. it is occurring near the boat house. other area is already under a red flag warning today, because we have low humidity and we have some strong winds that areu;cj÷ gusting at 35 miles per hour. so that means there is a risk of wildfires. so we'll bring up updates as they come? >> in thanks, wendy. veronica, we have some wind and rain coming. which would certainly help to put out fires. or spread fires in. what about the cherry blossoms. >> we were just talking about during the break, some of those blossom petals could be taken down. some of them. as you'll see. we have a couple chances to get some rain and that means also wind with some of these weather systems moving through. at the end of the week, tomorrow, as well as early part of next week, then the mid part of next week. so again, a couple opportunities as we make our way right thro

plans by the firm to expand storage of the potent greenhouse gas methane in abandoned salt caverns at seneca lake, a drinking water source for 100,000 people. mckibben spoke about the action. >> today, now and every day, there are some places around the world, 10, 15, 20 places like this where people are standing up after 100 years of a free ride, the fossil fuel industry is now met at every turn by people saying, it is a new world. the science is clear. we understand what has to happen. amy: in other news from upstate new york, a peace activists and grandmother has been released on $5000 bail after 49 days in prison for photographing a protest at hancock air base where drones are piloted remotely. mary anne grady flores began a six-month sentence in january, but has been released pending an appeals court decision on whether to consider her case. flores was accused of violating an order of protection aimed at keeping her away from the base after she participated in civil disobedience there. to see our interview with her when she went to jail, go to democracynow.org. and events are taking pla

standing by in louisville, kentucky, at seneca high school. what's it like where you are? >> reporter: hours here, even though this is a caucus, this is going to feel a bit more like a primary, wolf. i want you to look over here. seeing a crowd as they line up trying to find their voter trech vags. where they check in. you can see they have driver's licenses out. making sure that the registration is valid, and then they get a voter form. and then they fill them out and then this over here. see these cardboard boxes? this is where they drop those ballots, then they get those all-important stickers showing they did indeed vote. the turnout here is phenomenal, according to the woman you see right there. the caucus chair, and she says that what they've done so far is they've already run through a number of batches in the county room. and what they're doing now, as we kind of peek in over here. they have asked us to keep our distance, but we're going to take a look here. they are running through the third batch of vote count right now. all of that information, you see it's like

we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's

>> at seneca, the congressional gold medal ceremony to recognize the conservations of foot soldiers forment. >> over 50 years ago, a soma elma preacher and educator, invited martin auther king, hose a -- jose williams and members of the christian conference, to help lead the protest. today, the american people, through congressional representatives, distill the congressional medal upon the foot soldiers who dared to march in the movement. , fromday morning at 10:00 the 1988 presidential campaign -- as he answered questions. >> while i have conservative values and am conservative on defense policy, i am progressive with regard to my beliefs, with oln company being a lincl party, so i call it progressive in order to differentiate myself from the idea that i am defending the status quo. p.m. on real america, for the 50th anniversary of the gemini 8 space mission, we will show the 1956 film, gemini 8. >> early in the program, expert analyze the flight. they know it is a three-day mission, it's purpose include a round of you with a target vehicle, the first docking in space and a two hour sp

. >> good morning, right now brand-new crash george town pike at seneca road sounds like we have a overturnedead highway, it's looking better than it was. as you're headed inbound on 210, 66 and 95, no major problems. >> we'll have your out theoor d >>> approaching 8:00. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. great weekend for viewing the blossoms. saturday chilly in the morning it will be in the mid60 in the afternoon. sunday, 40s in the morning. dry weather for the weekend. it will be balmy today and tomorrow. highs mid 70s. chance of showers on friday morning. drying out after that. another chance of showers monday afternoon and ev ♪ he's begun forgetting words. forgetting where he lives. but when the day comes when he forgets who i am, i'll still know who he is. the first time we said i love you we didn't use words. we simply held each other's hands. we still are. i lost my dad to alzheimer's. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, evil has a name. three suspects in the terror attacks in brussels identified overnight. the airport suicide bombers, bro