she is speaking at florida southern college. she traveled on board the space shuttle endeavor before meeting experience including the effect of weightlessness. she will be speaking on the topic of getting mankind to the next planet. >> she is a scientific pioneer and so accomplished and she is still going strong. >> doctor jennison said she was expired to become an astronaut while watching star trek. she appeared as an astronaut on the tv series star trek. the next generation. also the first real astronaut to appear in the series. >>> it is spring break that our students making sun and sand your neighborhood. >>> what is being done to protect an iconic sculpture. >>> watch and win with 10 news. we are giving away 150 florida lottery scratch off tickets. >>> looking over florida southern college at a beautiful evening. a few clouds in the sky. this is why we left florida. -- love florida. >>> a spike in spice across the bay area. police says they see increased call since thursday. the past two weeks. away from you. look at this v

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a southern college made sparks an honorary chancellor. >> i have yet to meet a man or woman who doesn't cry at a nicholas sparks movie or book. [gunfire] >> pelley: a four-month manhunt ended today in a hail of gunfire and the capture of the last surviving terrorist from the massacre in paris. also tonight, the american who joined isis then escaped with his life. panama city beach last year and this year. where did the spring breakers go? we'll show you. and remember jmac? >> it's hot as a pistol. >> pelley: steve hartman catches up with number 52 ten years later. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

home of the moccasins, southern college. i have folks in polk county. they informed me that is a college over there. beautiful shot. >> you have the most random trivia. >> being a local boy i can venture over there. secrets. >> that is what makes you special. >> we will see you back here tonight at 11:00. always on. download the 10 news app and take it with you. it is a fast look of breaking news, weather and traffic. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. >> pelley: breaking news, michael bloomberg says he will not run for president. while elsewhere in the campaign, there's cursing -- >> they're ripping the [bleeped] out of me. >> pelley: and swearing. >> i swear i'm going to vote for donald trump next week. i swear. >> pelley: and scolding, too. >> you know... >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> pelley: also tonight, a lap

florida southern college is the highs today, 73 to 76 today. the averages 77. sunset tonight set 7:43 pm. watch for a full moon and a little bit of an eclipse tomorrow morning after 8:10 am. jupiter should be right there next to the moon. red wings are in town. clear and cool and the sun will be setting. 70 degrees right before the game starts. a great nine -- night to hang out before the game starts at amway arena. lower 50s and a few upper 40s for hernando but no frost advisories like we had last night. everybody will be warm. we will continue that trend. high pressure moves off the coast and winds go not only east but everything go southeast tomorrow afternoon. that is a warmer wind. it brings back emitted a. thursday southeast winds and a few showers and the best chance of rain on the east coast. 30 to 40% chance in eastern polk county and high linn county and less to get back towards the coast. the frontal boundary with isolated showers on friday. this boundary will push through but it will take until sunday night before that happens. lots of warm air ahea

look at lakeland florida southern college. isn't that good stuff? we are tracking a low that we while. it produced flooding rain in texas, louisiana and look at the storms tonight we are seeing in our panhandle that west of us. if you lived here a while you know most of our weather will come from the west. i want to talk about this and what we are expecting now that the low is on the move. this will track northeast over the weekend. while there will be big storms tonight and again firing up in the same spot in the gulf tomorrow look how, as this moves northeast, we see a much different story as this gets closer and closer to us. passing shower here or there. that's the kind of weekend we are expecting. 70s. winds backing down. we saw winds gusting to 25. we had pockets of 30 today. planner for saturday more clouds than what we saw today. it will be plenty warm. in the low 80s for lunchtime. we'll have so much going on this weekend from gulf to indy racing to strawberry festival to bike week in daytona there is a lot going on. day break partly cloudy

middle class will continue to disappear unless we level >>> a beautiful shot outside of florida southern college. >>> they are one of nature's most feared animals. great white sharks. we are starting to learn more about these predators. >> it is mind boggling. technology is so advanced. this is a global shark tracker. all the stops along the coast are the sharks researcherred tagged. orange dots are sharked recently detected. this one happens to be one that was detected last tuesday. some marine scientists will be taking part in a two-week research trip off the florida coast. 10 news reporter isabel mascareas shows you what they hope to learn from this mission. >> there is a shark here. he is on it hard. he just ate it. >> reporter: in fishing the thrill is in the catch. on this expedition it is all about the science. >> we are trying to learn the status of the white shark in the atlantic. >> reporter: these scientists will spend two weeks on a research ship designed for >> these are animals that are 15, 16 feet, 3,000 pounds or more. >> reporter: during expedition jacksonville off north georgia

wouldn't make the ryder cup, well, turns out he was the assistance athletic director of florida southern college, emphasis on "was". and he continued to heckle him on social media. well, that tweet grabbed poulter's attention and he found out who downum works for and posted this, i'm sure fsc athletics and sports are really proud of your professionalism. i wish you the very best. that was saturday and four days later downum was fired and his twitter account deleted. and that sl lesson is a lesson that you have to be careful on what you post, and we know that. i just can't believe someone that on twitter. >> what are the odds he is able to look me up and find out who i am -- >> now he knows. >> the day of social media, and take a look at this. this is a time lapse view from today. we saw the high clouds move in later this afternoon, and basically ended up being a pretty nice looking day despite all of the cloud cover. still the temperatures are warming up into the upper 70's and 8's. and 80's and things are reallyexpanded. notice all of the shower activity now, back off of the west coast here? th

good morning, tampa bay, we're taking a live look over lake land and florida's southern college on your sunday morning. a few clouds in the skies like ashley was talking about, but that's not stopping us from having a good morning here. if you remember to turn those (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. (announcer): this is no ordinary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. the mixing bowl, proudly welcomes the arugula leaves. lemon juice and olive oil drizzle down. fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges tumble into place. dashed with cheese and topped with candied pecans. done. it's easy to turn local produce into something extraordinary. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 millio

a live look over florida southern college where the rain is over for now. we have big puffy white clouds in the sky. we'll tell you when you need the umbrella again. >>> you'll see what had passengers bracing for impact then running to help a blacked out driver. >>> it is a life changing >>> it is a decision no one should have to face. if you could find out whether you'll develop a devastating disease before it strikes would you find out? >> that's the question families in the bay area and across the nation struggle with. whitney wild shows you how testing for an alzheimer's gene split one family down the middle. >> reporter: these are the miss. >> the biggest fear of getting alzheimer's for me is becoming out. >> reporter: marty and his brother matt say alzheimer's, including early on set traveled down their family line for generations. age 50. >> my earliest recollection of alzheimer's disease was at a family reunion. aunts and uncles suffered from the disease. today their father, just 63 years old is fighting it, too. >> it is unlike anything else. it st

. >> fsc as in florida southern college where the heckler was an assistant athletic director until he was fired because of that public heckling. program and then he goes around doing that at an event. that's not good. >> the way things were. too. >> some coaches add teachers at florida southern are turning this into a teaching moment. be very careful with what you say on social media. we called the former assistant. he had no comment. >> lloyd sowers. >>> now your sky tower radar forecast with paul dellegatto. >>> hello a nice looking afternoon. sunshine, boy this timer year that's a chilly number. 60 degrees at 6:00. on the second full day of spring that's 15 below the average. a chilly night a few high clouds will make for a nice sun set stick around a full moon and a halo. that could happen tonight, too. >> this morning was cold. brooksville down to 47 and 50 in tampa. 55 in st. pete. the average low of the day is 59. tomorrow morning colder and frost on the car and the neighbor's roof it will be that cold and will not last long. i think the numbers that we see will be the coldest

looking at florida southern college we are looking good. seeing a lot of cloud cover out there. we'll see a whole lot of that through the day today with the shower activity most likely during the morning. then into the early, early afternoon. around midday we do start to see this activity tapering off. overnight temperatures drop into the 60s. not much of a cool down because we have all the cloud cover that will be stuck with us for a little while. we'll slowly back off on the temperatures. not we still continue to see the showers moving in through the next several hours. by tomorrow we'll keep the by the afternoon we start to clear out again. a little sunshine returning to our forecast. warm today all across the southeastern u.s. we expect to see 80-degree temperatures in our forecast this afternoon. if you are traveling, heads up if you are heading up into the northeast. we are expecting showers there, as well. about a 30% coverage mainly along the i-4 corridor northward. as we head into midday we'll start to see that shifting a little bit further south. sunshine returns tomor

visibility as far as fog goes is fine from there to wesley chapel to florida southern college in lakeland. things look good. sarasota is looking good. it is just cloudy. no rain out there. you can see showers offshore. that's ahead of the cold front. there is the front there. you cannot see the rain. it is basically all dried up. you can see the main area of concern is up to the north. that's where we have the best chance for showers and thunderstorms. we are talking eastern north carolina. our neck of the woods will not be an issue today. you can see the line spinning out as it comes through the tallahassee area. we are going to track that line for a stray shower chance as we move through midday today. we are talking 11:00 through 2:00 this afternoon. that's it. only a 10% chance for rain. mid 60s. it is 66 in tampa. 65 in sarasota. st. pete is at 66 with new port richey. we'll go most areas in the low to mid 60s. cloudy and warm for the bus stop forecast. isolated sprinkle is for late day today. generally as we get through recess time. it is only about a 10% chance. i don't think most k

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. >> reporter: the talk of the campus at southern florida college in lakeland. students taking sides surrounding the controversy on their athletic director. it's embarrassing for them. it was the third round and he was not playing his best round of golf. he later tweeted about how he taunted poulter and tried to get in his head by hitting it in the water. he tweeted back to his followers. >> i felt embarrassed because he's working for a school and an on to do that event. >> he fired dushgsnham last week and tells action news is no longer with the college. he later told me over the phone his mouth anymore. some students feel the crime. overreaction. >> coaches and teachers turning this into an important lesson about representing an organization and what goes online is there for the world to see. >>> state of the art research ship could soon have a childish name. the british government putting out a poll asking people to help names but the favorite is the rrs "boaty mcboatface". it's got 26,000 votes. 3,000. >> boaty mcboatface. couldn't come up with something it'

a series of after the match, poulter sent a tweet of his own, calling out downum and florida southern college, where at the time, downum still worked. 1:00 it's pretty embarassing for the campus and the athletes and everything. everything.1:14 there is also a side of this where it is a bit of an overreaction too. too.downum was hired in 2014 and fired last week.he has since deleted his twitter page. more than 60 pounds of drugs -- found while someone tried to smuggle it onto a plane! plane!but *who was trying to get away with it?that shocking answer -- next on the now cincinnati. a live look at the damaged airport in brussels right now. dozens were killed in two blasts near the departure hall earlier today.belgim's interior minister now says they knew an attack was being planned but they had no idea of the scale.authorities say there is no information of a flight attendant is a wanted fugitive right now, suspected of trying to smuggle drugs. take a look at what security found when they picked her for a random screening at l-a-x. 66 pounds of suspected cocaine. they say the flight attendant ra

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((kirsten joyce)) > former college of southern nevada students may have earned a degree without even knowing it. the college is contacting thousands of former students to make them aware of a new "reverse transfer" process within the state. it allows for an associate degree to be awarded to some students who transferred from a community college to a university. eligible students must apply for their degree by march seventh./// video.. that makes you wonder how this woman survived: (( i didn't know what it looked like. i just figured i was in a tornado )) ((kirsten joyce)) we'll hear more about her moments in the twister... that had winds up to 140- miles- per- hour. ((brian loftus)) > plus... brothers in blue.. bidding their final farewell... the police procession.. ((sherryresume their research ... that inspired the movie "twister". 40- weather scientists are heading to an area in the southeast called, "dixie alley" ... where they say there are more deadly tornadoes than other regions in the u-s. the new research will help scientists better understand twisters and the storms that fue

./// ((kirsten joyce)) > former college of southern nevada students may have earned a degree without even knowing it. the college is contacting thousands of former students to make them aware of a new "reverse transfer" process within the state. it allows for an associate degree to be awarded to some students who transferred from a community college to a university. eligible students must apply for their degree by march seventh./// ((kirsten joyce)) > it's a special day for 8 news now anchor paula francis. she will be recognized by the they are presenting her with a proclamation for her 30- plus years in the television industry and her accomplishment s in the las vegas community./// quick check on your commute ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) < ((sherry swensk)) it's going to be a warm start to march... with record highs again today. dry air in place and allergies are in full swing. ........... temps have dropped off into the mild 50s and some upper 40s but that's it for lows this morning. .......... and the high clouds are on the move... they are sliding east for now... but more will be back

southern florida. among the other accomplishments, improving college readiness and the graduation rate from 2014. looking ahead, skorkowsky wants to build on past successes. he says one way to do that is to provide more learning for children at the kindergarten level thanks to some help from the state. finally every student in the student in the state of nevada will have a full day of kindergarten experience which is huge. thanks to state funding those full day classes will begin later this year along with other programs that include hiring more and attracting better quality teachers with higher pay starting at $40,000 a year. we're actually going out to teachers who teachers that have 29 plus years experience and actually getting them because those are the teachers who would be willing to move as for his vision for the next school year continue to improve reading proficiency, diminishing the achievement gap, increasing the graduation rates, getting family and the community more involved in their neighborhood schools, continuing to improve student safety and happiness and building on career techn

he attended miami northwestern and played college ball for texas southern. the ravens released a statement who said, oh, my god, this is devastating news. our prays are with tray and our prayers are with his famil this morning as he is still listed in critical condition, an active investigation. miami-dade police have not named the other driver who was involved or said who exactly caused this crash. we do know the other driver did stay on scene and is cooperating with police. for now, live outside jackson memorial hospital, michael spears, nbc 6 news. >> michael, thank you. this morning students head back to school after a pep rally performance went up in flames. more than a dozen were hurt during the fire breathing fiasco. nbc 6 reporter erika glover is live a the delray beach medical center. do we know how that performer is >> reporter: later this morning him. it was unexpected and explosive. about 2,000 students packed into the gymnasium for a pep rally. at first many say they thought the fire was part of the act. it certainly wasn't. this morning that pe

been something written down in english earlier, but you have to go to some pretty far away colleges in southern utah and places like that to find them. i would say there's a major exception right here in new york city. columbia university is implement in common reading this year. it's not a story of uniform disgrace everywhere. it's a story in which, what are we up to, 350 colleges this year, the great majority of them have taken the easy path into a world in which the books they assign are unchallenging, the content of them is overtly political, there is a quality of intellectual squalor that has overtaken this enterprise. as an organization, the national association of scholars have a duty to be optimistic to try to find something in this that can reading this enterprise. if colleges are not going to go back and re-create some kind of core curriculum, common reading may only be a band-aid, but at least it's a band-aid. therefore let's go out and find the best band-aids we can. certainly henrique's journey or just mercy don't make the cut. we need something a something a little bit better than

. >>> finally from us, college hoops, connecticut at southern methodist where larry brown has the mustangs playing. huskies fall tonight by a score of 80-54. >> we'll be right back. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> snow reports earlier during the weather cast, we got them. thank you so much. in howell, manchester new jersey, snow on car tops. eatentown, snow not yet. in new york city after 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we're looking for a coating to an inch across the area. watch out for slippery roads in the morning. >> from the viewer to you on the air. amazing. eyes news returns tomorrow morning at 4:3 "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jason bateman -- from "how to get away with murder", aja naomi king. this week in unnecessary censorship -- and m

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southerly winds. 50 degree by college park. the southern zone is mild from 40's to low 50's. warmer weather. security is tightening up across the district. it may affect how you get around town for the roads will stay closed until noon on saturday. biking and walking around is restricted. the metro buses around the area and the trains are not stoppal at the convention center. it includes ten-foot tall barricade. we have a list of everything fected by the summit on wjla.com. alison: two weeks after the rail system was shut down for a day there is a new warning to tell you about. drastic action such as the shutting down an entire line for months is not out of the question. brianne carter covering metro for us tonight. >> today paul wiedefeld says the m to deal with the hard truths. we may have got a glimpse for what he is talking about. gates like this may have to road with the possibility of a multi-day closure on part of the system. >> the system to do the maintenance that needs to be done can't be done three hours a night and on weekends. it can't. >> today, jack evans said

southern florida. among the other accomplishments, improving college readiness and the graduation rate from 2014. looking ahead, skorkowsky wants to build on past successes. he says one way to do that is to provide more learning for children at the kindergarten level thanks to some help from the state. finally every student in the student in the state of nevada will have a full day of kindergarten experience which is huge. thanks to state funding those full day classes will begin later this year along with other programs that include hiring more and attracting better quality teachers with higher pay starting at $40,000 a year. we're actually going out to teachers who have 1 to 3 years of experience and teachers that have 29 plus years experience and actually getting them because those are the teachers who would be willing to move as for his vision for the next school year continue to improve reading proficiency, diminishing the achievement gap, increasing the graduation rates, getting family and the community more involved in their neighborhood schools, continuing to improve student safety and ha

but that leaves the small states out and harms the southern states but if you use the electoral college now they get more votes but also they get a disproportionate votes it is all a compromise it tended to be the rube goldberg. or ben franklin and and then handed it off better coming from a small state had his day. thes buchanan looked back at the always cal and the person offering the compromise and washington would call them first. so if madison was thee architect said george washington was a general contractor. said to put an addition of, house and that is what i get to tease out along with others end did a lot do with a load that we now know was a more perfect union.motivationd >> what motivation did he have?inental -- d when he will genre he would write in later it is for up legacy. during the confederation in period period which he wrote in 1782. and he wanted at that time for the enlightenment. when people were glorify god. is the belief people queued make a difference. the lead in that sense humans can make a, difference.

been something written down in english earlier, but you have to go to some pretty faraway colleges in southerntah and places like that to find them. i would say there is a major exception right here in new york city. columbia university assigned "the iliad" as common reading this year. this is not a story of uniform disgrace everywhere. it's a story in which, what are we up to, 350 colleges this year that assigned this? the great majority of them have taken the easy path into a world in which the books they assign are unchallenging. the content of them is overtly political. there is a quality of intellectual squalor that has overtaken this enterprise. as an organization, the national association of scholars -- and i think first thing as well -- a kind of duty to be optimistic, to try to find something in this that can redeem this enterprise. if colleges are not going to go back and recreate some kind of core curriculum, a common reading may be only a band-aid, but at least it's a band-aid. and, therefore, let us go out and find the best band-aids we can. certainly, enrique's journey or just me

otherwise, late day showers and chris, the southern half of the country, spring break -- all the colleges are down there it's beautiful today so they're enjoying it. >> no kidding. thanks. >>> time for sport, we begin with college hoops as the first four teams tip off march madness. dayton, ohio, and gulf coast, and they'll face top seeded north carolina in round one on thursday. in the late game wichita state advances to the ncaa tourney for fifth straight year after a 70-50 win over vanderbilt. the shockers will play sixth seeded arizona on thursday. >>> on the nba court the san antonio spurs extend their home win streak this season to 33 games. after a 108-87 victory over the clippers. and tim duncan got to make history in the process. six points from duncan is good enough to land the future hall of famer at number 14 on the nba's all time scoring list, just past celtics legend john havlicek. >>> john kasich wins ohio but still gets buried. we'll explain that when "way too early" comes back. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master

southern florida. among the other accomplishments, improving college readiness and the graduation rate from 2014. looking ahead, skorkowsky wants to build on past successes. he says one way to do that is to provide more learning for children at the kindergarten level thanks to some help from the state. finally every student in the student in the state of nevada will have a full day of kindergarten experience which is huge. thanks to state funding those full day classes will begin later this year along with other programs that include hiring more and attracting better quality teachers with higher pay starting at $40,000 a year. we're actually going out to teachers who have 1 to 3 years of experience and teachers that have 29 plus years experience and actually getting them because those are the teachers who would be willing to move as for his vision for the next school year continue to improve reading proficiency, diminishing the achievement gap, increasing the graduation rates, more involved in their neighborhood schools, continuing to improve student safety and happiness and technology education.

college. harvard came in second and the university of southern california in at number ten. the survey also highlighted anxieties felt by parents and college applicants. the main concern, debt. >>> those high-priced teslas aren't so high priced anymore. tomorrow palo alto's tesla will unveil its long-awaited model 3. people are already camping out to be the first to just order the car. this is video today from the sunnyvale tesla store. tesla will start taking $1,000 deposits from buyers tomorrow morning. the car has a base price of 35,000 bucks. by comparison, the luxury model "x" is about 80,000 bucks. now, we still don't know what that new model 3 looks like. we'll have to wait and see until tomorrow. >> hopefully sunny skies for us to see it outside tomorrow as well when they do a test run. let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. we're debating whether we should get in that line or not. >> does that come in a convertible? >> we'll have to ask elon musk. >> convertible weather tomorrow. a live look outside the sky camera network, currently 62 across san jose. unlimited vis

southern plains here. slowly but surely, the warmer temperatures will come in. there is more college in the area with a front it tries to swing through on thursday and friday bringing a brief shower . it will be in the northwest and drops through as we go into the overnight hours on thursday and friday. not too much rain expected. it will be a little bit of a cooldown coming up . the next few days are quite warm with high temperatures going up to 740 here. today and tomorrow we are at 75 . there is a quick shower coming through late on thursday and early friday. there is a cooldown as we come into the weekend. shower chances are coming in sunday and tuesday and there is patchy rain here or there coming down. temperatures are warmer than normal for this time of year. the daily and hourly forecast is available on the "fox 5 news" weather app wednesday. good morning . >> there is construction of course and no problem and the lie. everything is fine but if you are traveling in new jersey, no issues there. other than that, a look at parsippany and let's go to the cameras to take a look at

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