the parade started out at south middle school in perkasie and wrapped up at sellersville firehouse. > today in chicago saint patrick's day festivities kick off with the annual tradition on the water, hundreds of people came out to see the chicago river turn green. powder used to dye that river is said to be environmentally safe and goes orange and turns green once it hits water but recipe used is a top secret. chicago tradition dates back to 1962. lemme get a mcpick 2. check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 now, choose any 2 delicious mcdonald's classics for just $5 bucks. ♪ mix n match ♪ share n savor ♪ 2 for $5 name your flavor ♪ pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, flaky filet-o-fish, seared on the grill quarter pounder with cheese or crispy 10-piece chicken mcnuggets for just $5 bucks. grab a friend today and pick your faves! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 ♪ bada ba ba ba >>> metal tonight, ukraine nationals received the angelo award, during a banquet in west conshohocken. the it i given each year to a club or league that dedic

the glow travershe visited spring lake and south middle school. joel: eastern versus western, a never-ending argument when it comes to barbecue. which is the healthiest? that is the question posted on social media today. the answer is eastern seidl -- she adds at the end matter what type of food you choose, plan on a risk walk after eating it. anna: it all sounds good. sounds perfect. a blast from the past helping you celebrate st. patrick's day. >> the gang is getting back together thursday. they are throwing a pop up pub. doors open up at 3:00 p.m.. the event shuts down at 1:00 p.m.. tickets are five dollars. glad they're getting the band back together. anna: the kids are all here. they may have thought they couldn't celebrate it without it. they are relieved. the president gets real about what he said about his wife and what his daughters have taught him. joel: ladies, you may not be the only ones on the pill. the birth control pill for men that could be hitting pharmacy shelves soon. first -- reporter: a mad scientist is always a guy with craz

. >>> one of the harlem globetrotters made a visit school and south lake middle school. they are preparing for their 90th anniversary world tour. team plays at the coliseum. >> they are so much fun. >> i wish i could do one of the tricks. >> bucket, if you are watching, deborah is here. >> teach me how to spin it on my finger. i would be so happy. >> it is always amazing. the thing about it is it is amazing to me they can continue to do it in different locations night after night and not miss a beat. >> they have been doing it for 90 years. it is incredible. >> it would be like you playing a different golf course every day. >> there could be consistencies there, too. high scores and all that sort of stuff. let's start off, we don't usually talk about the past a lot but we'll do that tonight because we have a time lapse from the airport yesterday. we'll put this into motion. we started to get rounds of showers and thunderstorms coming in. clip. you'll notice lightning flashing into the evening. it almost looked like a strobe light at times last night when the storms went

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touch 60 with a little sunshine late in the afternoon that may elevate the temperatures down south to middle. here's erin cuomo tuesday morning with your commute. >> well, 4:56 now and we have breaking news oxon hill a new crash in outer loop out by 295. caution there. and also freight train crash if you make your way out imsville maryland. it was car versus freight trai train. luckily only minor injuries and at this point they have not shut down the road. we'll let you know if that changes. more roadwork prince george county and stravrk getting by right. see caution. upper loop quiet at that location and 395 earlier work on southbound side near seminary cleared and northbound comte things look going across the metro bridge. hopefully better commute than yesterday. back to you. . >> coming up at 5 many questions remain following shooting death of prince george county police officer. he may have been killed by friendly fire. and a woman sgribdz what unfolded independent front of her home. >> not a great day for wall street. stock fruit furz, dow, s&p and nasdaq all down that hour. selloffs to

so are grange middle school in fairfield, south valley middle school in gilroy, bay area technology school in oakland and joseph weller elementary in milpitas. >> on the mastery side, south valley in gilroy, followed by gilroy high, redwood middle, public safety academy in fairfield and christopher high. >> we are posting the list of winners on nbcbayarea.com. we will have the exclusive result of the third and final cup coming up in the first week of april. >>> next at 11:00, five more states up for grabs in the race for the white house. coming up, who could leave if they don't perform on super tuesday. >>> plus, king of pop still pulling in cash. the major deal worth $750 omni!n. ==scott/2shot== there's a loat stake r several white house hopels today. voting undeay in a day o >>> welcome back. a lot at stake for several white house hopefuls today, voting under way in a day of presidential primaries that could be make or break for some campaigns. >> a live look at missouri, one of the five states where voters are headed to the polls. a lot of folks looking at what is happening in missouri

she was accused of having sex with an 18-year-old she met at south point middle school. if he couldn't convince the jury members that the sexual contact happened before graduation, there was a chance that he could go back to teaching. >>> new developments, the south way for a bill banning abortion past 19 weeks. exceptions only if the mother's life is in jeopardy. a final vote in the house would send it to the governor's desk. >>> now let's check in with john aarons who says you could see some fog in the morning. >> visibility really drops by 4:00 in the morning. spots could be dangerous. i think the drive along up and down i-77, rock hill, up into charlotte is where the travel will be most difficult in parts of york county and clover as well. lancaster, also and chester, some of those spots. visibility does not improve by the 7:00 hour. and 8:00 is still foggy around town. areas up to the north, it looks like it's going to be a better go for you. along highway 64, looks fine. but there's going to be the threat for fog in the morning time and you might start out cloudy af

middle to upper 60s expect. we finished off yesterday in the upper 50s so we'll be about 10 degrees warmer. this is march weather finally. we'll have highs to the south in the middle to upper 60s expected. 69 wadesboro and rockingham. 68 lancaster and chester this similar to yesterday, no much to show on futurecast. clear skies throughout your evening. a fantastic night to get out an enjoy. even overnight tonight we'll keep clear skies around. although we will be cool tomorrow, the other thing we have to start talking about is rain chances. a threat for rain thursday night into friday morning. it won't be an all day rain showers get out of here by say 8:00 to 10:00 in the morning and we are not going to see a lot of rain from this. we have a little over a week left of march and we are number one driest on record for the month here. we have had under a half inch of rain, just about two and a half inches behind where we usually are for rain at the end of the month. we definitely need moisture around here. again late day thursday, early friday, that is about it for temperaturewise, 66 today, mid- 60s wednesday and thursday. and then this weekend could b

no one was hurt, though. 28 streets south near gunston middle school was blocked for several hours untith way and restore services in the area. maureen: a developing story from california. raymond moore director of the bnp paribas open tournament made statements before the women's final yesterday. he said women players are riding on the codetail of male players. >> in my next life i want to come back to be somebody in the w.t.a. they ride on the coat tail of the men. if i was a lady player i would go down every night on my knees to thank god that roger federer and nadal were born because they have carried the sport. maureen: current and former women players including serena williams and billii jean king denounced the comments. what do you think of th tennis? join the conversation on the facebook page. leon: a lot of folks disagree with him. no more betting on the sites. they had a long lawsuit. they are considering legislation to regulate the online fantasy sports site that will address both futures in new york. >> coming up, where you may want to consider flipping a house to make hundred

in the middle of south broadway in denver... near louisiana. we're making calls to find out how badly the man was hurt. another rollover crash blocked part of colfax overnight. police say the man was likely drunk... when his ford explorer hit a traffic light... and flipped at colfax and cherry street. city crews were called in to fix it before the morning commute. denver police responded to a stabbing early this morning. it happened at galapago and wesley around one a.m. dpd told 9news reporter noel brennan a man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we don't have any suspect information at this time. overnight... denver police are looking for the driver who hit a person near tremont place and park avenue in denver. officers say the victim has serious injuries. police are looking for a black lincoln sedan with license plate number q-k-i- 2-8-5. the car has damage to the passenger side mirror. a man accused of shooting his own father is scheduled to be in court today in arapahoe county. deputies say they responded to an emergency call

it's a little pocket right in the middle south of denver that's extremely accessible to all parts of town. neighborhood photos. no matter where you live in the city, use the hashtag 9 neighborhoods on twitter, facebook, instagram. coming up, maybe we'll profile your neighborhood and tell the great. thank you. >>> so we're used to seeing broncos von miller. now we'll get to watch him on the dance floor. you know that dance. >> that's a good one. >> don't deny it. >> some of america's best >>> as americans, we love the internet. we love our cars and internet connected cars. a survey finds that 42% of car owners support making cars more connected in the future. the jump is 60% for millennials. at the same time, however, people fear cars will be easily hacked. most people are unwilling to give up the convenience of a car to protect against a hack. only 13% of survey said they will never use an app if it increased the chance of their vehicle willing broken into. that's why hacking cars is a growing speculation there. 's a lot of talk -- there's a lot of talk about driverless cars. accordi

at morning take a look at these temperatures behind mehi most of them in the 50s these middle and upper 40sl south ofo worcester in beach city even new philly down once the sun comes out in the winds pick up today everything will even backup were notck anticipating any rain but notice the cloud cover will reallyer thicken up over the next couple of days. we mades it into the low 60s. we should make a run at 70 todayt and tomorrow and maybe on thursday the only contributing factor in rather not we had 70 shower late tomorrow. nothingng widespread better chancean of rain late thursday into thursday night. we will send it back to you. with a max tournament set to are heading back out on the road todd meany is life in theh newsroom with more on the deceit. itit was not good. g that looks like they would have the advantage. there are set to take the floor without to starters. one of his only had a available players but they quickly took control of the game. memphis helpfully to the entire first half they led by nine at halftime h the first lead of the night with about two minutes 40in to go. lebron had

south to palmer point park. crews will start at turtle beach and move north... then go back to the middle and move south. work must end before may 1st... when the sea turtle 3 a scientist from tampa is getting an "out-of-this-world" experience today. "mosi" professor antonio paris is delivering a presentation on mars... in new york city. and the person who invited him to speak at the event... is astronaut scott kelly. paris says kelly actually sent the email invitation, while he was still in space. paris will also get to *meet kelly today. the presentation is a 3-d show... featuring the terrain of mars. it's just one event at a space conference hosted by kelly. 3 ?looking for a quiet and relaxing weekend? then you may want to avoid downtown st. petersburg. one of the bay area's most *exciting events, is about to *race into town. 3 we're talking about the "firestone grand prix..." part of the indycar racing series. the big race is this weekend, through the *streets of st. pete. and the big kickoff party... is *today. it's all taking place at the "hof-brow-house" restaurant in downtown st. pete. starting a

south of hickory. we can show you the video and the skid marks behind that truck it slammed into the school bus from gainwell middle school south of lenoir and that truck is smashed into the back of that bus. 25 kids were on the bus when the accident happened. no one involved had to be taken to the hospital. but troopers will be charging the driver of that truck for that accident. and the kids along with the we will update you when we get more information. >> thank you. glad the kids are ok. >>> police say say south carolina officer was shot and killed while serving a warrant on a self-admitted gang member. the suspect ran and opened fire on the officer hitting him several times. the officer died at the hospital. officers on the scene were visibly distraught and crying. the suspect shot and killed himself. >>> the sun shining on this friday afternoon and the skies are clear but we are headed for a cooldown. >> we could have temperatures in the 30s and rain in charlotte and possible snow for the mountains. let's get the big story from our chief meterologist, eric thomas. >> good evening that is still on the plate. l

forming it's own district, creating charter schools or breaking cms into three districts, north, middle and south mecklenburg. mint hill is also considering a split from the district but has not taken action yet. some have passed resolutions to make sure that every child has a seat in a school. >>> when school children are labeled fat it does not start weight loss. student bmi reports are issued in many schools nationwide. north carolina have issued these. supporters say it's an expensive way to fix a problem but it starts unhealthy anxiety about weight. >>> fresh market is changing hands. ahead at 4: 55 the reason some say this multi billion dollar deal cole could actually help sales. >>> new charges in a road rage shooting. ahead at 4: 45 the surprising >>> y there are two democratic visionsfor regulating wall street.one says it's okay to take rmillions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to playby the rules

miles per hour.ho there's middlefield and 51 now bainbridge dropped to 47 with widespread middle 40s further south attended great job headed into lakewood. everything what even back again and should be the low 60s e by noon time. the spring pattern continues with warm temperatures over the next couple of days the daytime high between 58 tests this is as little bit cooler but with some high scattered clouds tonight. was see some breaks of sun tomorrow but it will be warmer right here see how we start to see right about there couple of showers that willhe develop in the afternoon we highlight that the coverages very small at that moisture source heavy rainfall through the deep southl he gets a 1-2 inches of rain thursday into friday saturday and sundayay you are both those citizens into the middle of the country through portions of arkansas and northern the louisiana.ouou late thursday and thursday nightni the initial projection texas through late thursday's puts about a half inch of rainfallur thursday lay in the evening.ev also temperatures running well above normal with any shot of frank we cap w

. >> somebody riding a bike discovered the 55-year-old man face down in the middle of south e street in arlington on thursday, february 25th. he was walking to a bus stop after leaving work at the vitamin store nearby, initially medics believe he had a medical emergency. >> in two hospitals, they have run all the tests they could and there was nothing medically wrong with him that could have caused this. >> on one side of his face, virtually crushed and on the other side of his head, a cut that required stapled to close and there are marks on his hands and these don't appear to be injuries just from a fall. face full of broken fractures and internal bleeding, and coma with a very small percentage chance of waking up. >> arlington county police are trying to piece together his last moves and find witnesses. the family fears someone may have caused these injuries. >> it's -- it shows some form of attack there, and there was definitely trauma, there was a lot of trauma. >> this is a very busy section of crystal city near the embassy suites hotel, and apartment building, and arlington co

anticipating any rain we can make it through relatively unscathedm temperatures middle andpe high 40s with a couple of spots down south of canton has been close to 50 right now storm fox radar showing any of the showers that we had late last night thinning out pretty quick in route to pretty decent that there be a few showers popping up later this afternoon as temperatures climb up to the middle 60s the forecast now bore indicates anything primarily south of cleveland see how the clouds increase here on out west to east latitude to youngstown.ng that's pretty much how were going to go today is going to the weekend forecast just a touch will have that coming up. we're off to a great start it is st. patrick's day we have the parade the police it on take a few hours not something you want to get stuck. seventy-seven at least 32nd as you head into town's no problems whatsoever light volume this along for 80 at warrant so as well if you're heading downtown here offering extra services of cleveland today it's that's because it is st. patrick's day and everyone is readyit for it length of the drivers. stacy fry has more on w

temperatures the 40s further south akron down to 46 with partially clearingn middle 50si to fox 8 with a pretty pricece submitted it looks just like there's another meadows to replace it a four -year-old girl is dead after a large apartment fire. ii could happen and brunswick that's her stacy fry is with the latest. we are in an apartmenttt it was really a huge fire. the assistant fire chief says by the timeys that crews arrived. it was spread from the first not only were sheet trapped that should it started or where had thisth point, we knew an older building so they renewedn as that to prepare for next six primaries speak to snake more voters her daughter were taken. good pulled after a member of thea man the be back at the baptist church inb cleveland. michigan primary can't underway to deathy in them on tuesday five states are up for grabs including the two big ones ohio and florida andne that comes down to rubio the case trying to winn thursday.rs if trump winds though there willll come down to the pendant held at the nomination. demonstration. scripts are expected town. they're t

a shooting on south beach last night in the middle of the spring break crowd. >> the gun shots fired in the same area where police have had serious problems with spring breakers. that's right, we have been following this from ocean drive. good morning. >> good morning, neki and todd. >> you can see behind me police are still out the. we are near 10th street and ocean drive. police still have a good part of cial drive sealed off from they are investigating a shooting. this began as a fight between two people some time after midnight. there's been a lot of people from all over the place. it was certainly filled at the time of the shooting. in another video sent in to us, you canee an ambulance arriving to transport the perk that was shot. right now we are working to find out what condition that person is in. this marks the second day of chaos on ocean drive and the second day the street was forced to shut down. on friday night, it was forced to close because of some rowdy spring brereers. officers quickly moved in, arresting more than half a dozen people. >> back out live. police telli

shotspotter reported the gunfire this morning on ohio avenue just south of a middle school. police arrived to find xavier, a freshman at kennedy high school, with several gunshot wounds. witnesses say they saw someone running away after the shots were fired. >> i don't know what happened, i don't know why it happened, but i'm really sad that it happened. >> police are trying to find out why the teen was shot -- >>> new details in the beating death of an inmate at the santa clara county jail allegedly at the hands of three correctional deputies. prosecutors worked to prove there is enough evidence to put deputies on trial for the murder of michael tyree, mentally ill man who died in custody in august. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs was in the courtroom as the evidence was shared for the very first time. >> reporter: there's also a second inmate who said he was beaten the same night but survived who's scheduled to testify tomorrow. today michael tyree's family had to witness gruesome crime scene photos. it was so disturbing that one of his family members sitting behind me sob

south at this point. it was never a state that was dominated by large slave plantations. and then once we have this -- what we've called the second middle passage, which was this point after the foreign slave trade has ended and when slaves are being shipped from the seaboard south into the there are toward the mississippi valley, mississippi, louisiana, once you have that second middle passage slaves are being taken precisely from places like north carolina and moved to the west, and for the most part, i mean, not exclusively but i would say there's really a premium placed on moving young men for that second middle passage. and so it meant that in the seaboard south in places like north carolina there was a kind of predominance of women, children, and the elderly in the slave community. the other thing i would say about slavery in north carolina at this point is that even though there were not large plantations there were ways in which north carolina slaveholders were trying to make the system of slavery pay good dividends for them even though in a sense the kind of whole system of slavery was moving westward. in north carolina they we

baptist is also the author of numerous articles and books including creating an old south: middle florida's plantation frontier before the civil war, "new studies in the history of american slavery," and his newest book, "the half has never been told: slavery and the making of american capitalism." and our final panelist today, dr. felipe fernandez-armesto, the william p. renotledz professor of history at the university of notre dame. he studies the history of colonization and imperialism. he received a huge number of awards and honors in his career so far including the world history association book prize. he has written, i believe, over a dozen books including most recently amerigo, the man who gave his name to america, "1492: the year the world began," and "our america." so please welcome our four very distinguished panelists. [applause] i'm going to again with a question for lola. >> lalo. >> i'm sorry. >> my sister couldn't make it. [laughter] >> well, in lola's absence, we will ask lalo, how do illustrations convey messages in ways that prose cannot? >> well, i'm glad you asked that.

south valley middle school in gill and bay area technology school in oakland and joseph weller elementary in milpitas. >>> on the mastery side, takes the top spot followed by gilroy high, redwood middle in saratoga and christopher high also in fairfield. >> we're posting the exclusive list of winners on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and we'll have the exclusive results of a third and final cup in the third week of april. >> we were riding all the names like a proud parent herself. she first reported about that. >> she spent a lot of time with those students. >>> elation in alaska this morning and a little bit of deja vu in the world best known sled dog race. >> a short time ago dallas and his dogs crossed the finish line in the 1,000 mile iditarod race across alaska. finished outside of nome. this makes it three straight wins and four overall for stevie. this is certainly a family affair. his father finished in second place. they also finished one-two last year and then makes no doubt one mushing family slushed with pride. >>> right now at 6:00, a dramatic high-speed chase through the stre

tothe resolution says the town and mayor will work with legislators to split up cms in north, middle and south districts, or have matthews break away from cms completely. >> i'm absolutely in favor of the separation from charlotte-mecklenburg schools if they don't listen what we as parents and family members and community leaders have said. >> get the community involved to find out whether or not this is something that is just the board that is interested in this or the community that wants to get behind it. >> that was coleen harry reporting. the mayor says they tells need to find out how to split or completely break away, how that will impact them, the cost and unintended consequences. >>> two people are out of their homes this morning after a large fire in southern mecklenburg county. darby chase drive in the providence crossing area. no one hurt but the red cross is helping out and no word what caused that fire. >>> a teen from burke county accused of trying to join isis is charged with murder. say about the case, coming up. your side, making sure you get headlines just in first. kristen m

the midto upper 30s along the lakeshore. some light rain going on from manaway middle field. south of youngstown and still some pockets of light rain in the greater cleveland area. this is the last gasp. finally the dryer air is starting to take hold. light rain and mist from akron down to worcester of we will start out with quite a bit of cloud cover. tomorrow will be a seasonal day. as the morning wears on they are look at increasing sun. overnight mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow 47. you have the north wind off the lake. that will keep things cooler becoming sunny and your forecast high at 48. the planner tomorrow, 41 at 7:00 a.m. 43 at noon. partly cloudy. increasing sun by five. will be the next alert. that will be for the rain moving in. after the 47 tomorrow we will sneak back up to 61 and sunday 71. and monday low 70s this next system will spark afternoon showers and storms. to make things even more spring-like this weekend we turn the clocks ahead an hour before you go to bed. we have the rain developing on saturday night and into the day on sunday. so saturday will be the dr

middle of june. >>justine: >> will:in the south bay if you hop on light rail in downtown san jose. not be an option this weekend. they need to make repairs. crews are replacing part of the rail line between san jose civic center and saint james stations. v-t-a is offering a shuttle for passengers.and traffic will be detoured on first street in both directions. neighbors are being warned the work will be noisy. for a full list of street closures and detours visit kron-4 -dot-com >> will:happening today. it's being dubbed "western saturday". three states set to vote today for a presidential nominee. coming up: the impact it could have on the race for the white house. r then: new evidence could help catch a bay area killer. we'll show you the scary crime caught on camera. >> will:and next: for your health: a new warning about zika virus. for women planning to get pregnant. for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news from this week: the first case of sexually transmitted zika virus has been confirmed in california. the department of public health says the case is in

in the first alert weather center tracking a system that's expected to move into south carolina tonight. lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and wililbe here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. primaries and ucuses for super tuesday. this is a live look at worcester, massachusetts at one of the thousands of polling place open this afternoon. 11 states will hold primaries or caucuses for the republicans today. several big wins for trump would give him a huge lead in the delegate count--and pave a nearly inevitable path to the republican nomination. wyoming is also holding caucuses today for both parties that are not apart of super tuesday but the delegates will count. also, 11 states will hold democratic contests..

we have this east coast system this other system to our west will head straight south, leaving us in the middle. a good spot to be. a few clouds. little cooler than most of us only 44 degrees. most of that will be found in the morning. by afternoon clouds build back in. perhaps even overcast skies. showers moving away. skies starting to clear in areas. most of us see a fair amount of sunshine. clouds build in. we see a similar scenario. see all day sunshine and milder temperatures your forecast looks like this. many of us in the upper 20' s, especially in the outline communities. a high of 44 with sunshine take a look. if you mark clouds monday. 60' s on tuesday and wednesday. just for you, we threw in that seven day. it is short lived. courtis: if you could give us that could you throw out the 31 and 48? erik: a lot of numbers you are throwing away. courtis: you were looking at your bracket seeing what has been thrown out. anchor: i had to throw it out when michigan state lost. the musketeers are anchor: it was a battle of heavyweights, kentucky and indiana. you can see either one of these tea

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and that sets us up for clouds increasing tomorrow and snow developing in delaware and south jersey first. middlethe friday morning rush, there's the snow. but the temperature's marginal. it's going to have tomorrow count harder pace to be sticking. and that may happen as we go through the morning rush, temperatures above freezing for the most part. but the visibility can get knocked down, get slushy. some darker blues indicating bands of heavier snow, less up to the north and west as we've been saying. so marginal temperatures and any lighter snow's going to melt. heavier snow's going to stick. and then it's slushy. slush can still be slippery and impacting morning rush and any heavy areas of snow are going to create low visibilities. and as far as amounts of snow, as we've been suggesting, more snow to the south, 2, 3 inch in philly, maybe more than four in parts of southern delaware if they get just about all snow. clear and cold, wind diminishing tonight, 26 low in philadelphia. 18 north and west. tomorrow, cold day but much less wind. clouds increase late in the day. the snow is with us for

kohl's plans to close the south boulevard location by middle of june. pineville's is on a list with 17 other locations across 7 states that have been deemed under performing. today we spoke with shoppers who just learned that their store was closing down. >>i find it easier there's more shops here ill going to miss it. >> kohl's says the 8 to 0 -- 08 offered severance packages the which consin is based company is opening smaller stores in several states as pilot program. >>> a 19-year-old accused of shooting a person if he bonds out they will be tracking his move. he shot at a man several times during a fight outside the transit center yesterday. >>> happening right now job seekers are talking to dozens of companies at a career fair in union county. 46 employers are therefrom a wide range of industries including the union countypublic school system look for bus drivers and carolina health care system and armed services recruiters and manufacturing companies and also the police and fire departments. job seekers can get help with their interview skills th

beaches from furthester erosion crews are start at turtle beach and go knot and then back to the middle and move south, hope that makes sense, but the work had to end by may 1 because that is season begin. >> and last week sta warehouse announced it would be closing today, but they got an overwhelming response and so made a last-minute decision to stay open another 12 months and say they will use that time to looking for a new location in tampa. they've been serving customers out of that old cigar factory for more than 30 years. >> and when we announced the closure i mentioned i have not been there, and now i have 12 months. >> time goes by, fast, lock up those recess reservations early, and how about this today, this stretch is weather is unbelievable but the old pollen thing is off the charts. it's not going to change much until april, and the wind is blowing the pollen around, and you know one thing, you have a southwest wind in early march. it's going to be a warm day. that is a land wind for us, and the way, is the same high temperature they had in washington dc and so warm airis going right up t

you can see light snow in new york city, but look at the bright, white colors off to the south. middle middlesex, monmouth, and ocean counties, you have snow that will coat the roadways, especially if they're not treated. be careful out there. not much north, but a coating of 2 inches down the jersey shore. the rest of your day, 39, windy by the afternoon, chilly as well, mostly dry into the weekend. got a big warmup which we'll talk about in the next half hour. >> i saw six. >> i thought seven. >>let not take al's job. >>> we'll get senator rubio's take on last night's debate and against trump. >>> erin andrews' $75 million civil trial is heading to the jury. possibly as soon as today. we're live at the courthouse. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >> there are no circumstances i >>> just ahead, one of the key players in the o.j. simpson trial. martha clark revealscthe pain she still feels over the not guilty verdict and what she thinks about the new mini series series. >>> also, life after loss. is there a right time to move on? a debate over a to folks out there whose diabetic nerv

south. in the middle of counting numbers. >> i beg to differ. >> clearly, i say our most independent voters. >> i beg to differ on that point. never a career-ender. i think it's a careermaker. take them up on that offer. >> it's probably a relief to the members of every campaign, knowing the guys counting the votes are drinking right now. >> that's what we -- just kidding. >> good luck. good luck out there, paul. we'll check back in a little bit. >> coming up, talking about it all morning. big night, winning seven states. ted cruz, two states. marco rubio with his first win. we're going to talk about the fight to try to catch donald trump. is it even possible? >>> you keep saying that. and you talk about virginia. that's another state that donald trump won. and i wonder if there's a certain amount of denial you're in, about this race. >> no, jake. we're in the winner-take-all phase of this. this is about delegate count. usually in a race like this, you would have a front-runner. and people would be saying you need to rally around the front-runner. they are saying the opposite now. there will

a driver finds himself in a dangerous position dangling over the south platte river in the middle of the morning rush. causing gridlock for commuters. car specked all the way up. the driver's family thankful outcome was not worse. thank you for joining us have five. deborah takahara, the driver and the hospital tonight after the crash. wit happened shortly after 6:00 a.m. southbound i-5 near alameda. and the effects four hours after that while the crews cleaned up the scene. spoke with the victims brother-in-law, when the crash happened. like i tell you, looking below, on top of that barrier, 25 feet down to the water. released his identity. lucky to be alive, he message for all other drivers. this is what it thousands of drivers for hours on i-25. and family so much stress, anybody stand on his brakes after woman cut him off in their rulings on that stretch of fight 25 near alameda. wasn't talking to anybody. so happy coffee in the morning and p attention to where he was going. every minute they have to close lanes during a next at like this chances of causing other accidents go up

going to undercut from ohio were going to see some snow from this temperatures south ofu canton tomorrow mid back into the middle 30s which means this is the time of year snowfall forecastst and then 2-3 again if we get some rain makes it needs might have to be survey late afternoon local middle and upper 60s played apl little conservative and adjusted because there's the front that might trigger arrangement but the overall trend to thisto eight-day forecast for the middle to end of next week is for temperatures to instill some springtime warmth you may be able to cut their crass feelee free to do it if you want. weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead.d. see what most people would be to go for a ride in one. the tribe return the first debate right there. check it out.i let's check in with patty harkin in ground fox.f ohio looking for snow. we do have that broadway entrancee with plenty of police vehiclet. dover it's it's on the side that ramp is open we also have thatso house fire on the west 98 that mission was pretty 13 center about to conduct raids against of the terror group they plan to use info

other respondents were african-american, that's not coming from embe grant stock, south africa, central asia, the middle east. is the political profile a little different? we are talking about african-american muslims who are descendent from people here for a long time. were they less likely to share some of the social conservatism from people who come from countries like israel, iraq, pakistan? >> yes, that would be want case. if you look at the history, obviously with the african-americans, because they were here, and they were on the path to struggle to set their humanity free, civil rights, and because they didn't see themselves as americans, because they were looked at as being less than a citizen at the time and jobs. but the same thing now, economics and jobs are pretty high. and many of the immigrants that they say come here, a lot of them initially, we find them isolating themselves, more so in their provings, not necessarily in religious life. and then we begin to see that because the african-americans were in the community and connected with the people in the community, we begin to see more o

stretching back over to parts of the eastern shore and northern neck and sore interior motive middle peninsula loop south of there under an inch we had a dusting a lot of locations and turned over to the rain but three to six inches up around she could speak up or to areas north and east to tap the hand of a powerful system that again is slowly pulling out now to the north and the e so for tonight skies cold temperatures the diminishing winds mean the northerly twenty to start out men fifteen and can eventually buy morning five or even less for somebody in one area so that means less of a wind chill later tonight but temperatures again will get pretty cold for some inland areas especially down in the upper twenty s to near thirty minus thirty four partly sunny to start today by afternoon i'm gonna call it partly sunny to invariably cloudy and a temperature of only forty seven that's better than today with less wind it'll definitely feel considerably less cold but it won't feel normal showers possible by evening but not likely until the overnight when we're going to call for some scattered showers mostly

south. in the middle central part of the region, not quite as strong because they are impacted by energy, lower oil prices and decrease in fracking work. >> when you listen to the fed chief yellen, who i think is actually speaking for the common person not making that much more, you look at the other side of things and see as you did in your conference call that per client in the quarter they moderated. she's not off base with what she wants to do. >> we do look like we introduced the small business index yesterday. it's the highest increase in the first quarter. for the last three months that's the highest three-month increase in two years in small business job growth. on the other hand, small business job growth is coming well. we did moderate a little bit in checks but overall things are going good now. >> how much of that small business growth would be service, restaurant, retail and how much small scale construction. where i see real pick-up. >> well, it definitely is leisure and hospitality and other services. they have been the strongest . they are having the best growth. these are discr

with all of the political unrest in the south and the middle east areas that are impoverished how wouldyou recognize these governments become stable enough to help impoverty within their regions? >> the first thing i would say is it is not for us to decide these things. what is the legitacy of the ford administration in deciding what the government of charge should do? i will give you a counter factual. maybe that is a better way to describe it. we think it is perfectly normal to have ngo's going around places where government is functional to use a polite term. it seems perfectly normal the new york base international rescue committee goes to malawi or burma to do things. just ask yourself what most people in this country would have thought if during katrina, the venezuelan government sent aid teams. katrina was as botched as many emergency situations in history. the same description could have been given from bush's fema direct director -- i forgot his name. brown. brown it was. nations have to work it out in the end. history doesn't go at the same time speed everywhere. i could show

and radar showing nothing but sunshine, we've got clouds especially to the north an south, but we're right in the middlef this, looking good. we'll see bright sunshine through the day and high clouds streaming in. 2:00 p.m., 58 degrees, feeling good. 4:00 p.m., 60 that's the high for today. 6:00 p.m., 56, a nice evening. 8:00 p.m., 54. by 10:00 p.m., 352 degrees, in the overnight hours it won't be as cold. we got into the 20s last night in a lot of spots. tonight's low, 44. tomorrow on the bus stop it won't be as cold. getting readier for the warmup. temperatures scrumming -- jumping up ten degrees from today. it will be 20 degrees above average with the high pressure offshore giving us a south southwesterly flow that bump the temperatures up for us. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast turning milder today, 60 degrees for the high after a cold start. a nice finish for you. overnight hours in the 40s. tomorrow is a spring fling, 70 degrees is the high. temperatures 20 degrees above average. look at wednesday, record warmth, the record is 73. we'll be passing that at 76 degrees, keeping a good am

a harrowing and hectic scene this morning when a truck tingles dangerously over the south platte river rain the middle of rush hour the accident happened after six this morning and i 25 year alameda the driver is still in the hospital tonight baby on this brings us new details of the truck drivers rescue this is what have thousands of drivers trapped for hours on i 25 a truck hanging precariously over the platte river during the busiest part driver trapped inside he's lucky his life like like is my brother-in-law's family just so much stress anybody that driver is still hospitalized according to his brother in law you can see skidmarks were his brother-in-law says he slammed on his brakes after a woman cut him off in the narrow lanes along that just wasn't he wasn't playing in the four talk to anybody suggest have a coffee in the morning and this lady cut them off and policing for every minute they have to close lanes during an accident like this chances of causing other co-ops exponentially but here they had little choice with the vehicle trapped on the wall we don't want to go into the water and cre