the other gop competitor, john kasich will be holding a town hall in southern utah in about an hour. >>> turning now to the democrats and a similar path for bernie sanders. he is appearing in utah today following a press conference along the border in arizona. there is plenty of undecided voters. in order to secure the nomination sanders has to win practically every contest moving forward. stay with eyewitness news and abc news for coverage of the race for president and you can get the very latest on the campaigns at our website abc 7 just click on politics. >>> many may want to flock to central park tomorrow for the first day of spring. but then again, maybe not. a wintry system is moving in. the new york city department of sanitation issued a snow alert for tomorrow. jeff? >> reporter: the main impact from this system will be late tomorrow into tomorrow night. already a winter weather advisory for nassau and western suffolk counties on long island from tomorrow afternoon right through 6:00 a.m. on monday. a winter storm watch eastern suffolk county, where they can expect even more s

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 that

girls choop choop come and get it" for this quiet hundred acre ranch in the middle of nowhere, southern utah. "its just the risks to me it just wasnt worth it anymore." a former military weapons expert and who also worked for intelligence, sam carries a list clark county has compiled - of the largest threats to the las vegas valley. "number one is pandemic." vegas is most prone to a disease outbreak - likely caused by international visitors. next on the list - flash flooding. which leads to sams next concern - there are only three major highways and freeways the valley "there just really arent enough exit doors and you know what traffic is like in vegas on a normal day when theres a wreck on the spaghetti bowl it ties things up can you imagine if everybodys in a panic and this is one of my expressions - americans dont panic well." so sam - got away from those americans. now he, his wife and 12 year old daughter can live off the grid self sustained for years. "weve got summer sleeping bags canned food literally theres three years worth of food in these boxes." "over here against the wall is s

something written down in english earlier, but you have to go to some pretty faraway colleges in southern utahnd 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 mercy d

. >>> 6-year-old girl headed from southern california to utah, she's at center of an adoption controversy. >> ending days of protest and a push to keep her in southern california. nbc's gordon tokamatsu shows us why. >> reporter: supporters gathered. the man with the beard carrying lexy, able 6, to a waiting car. she seemed to glance around confused and then social workers stepped in. and the door on their foster relationship closed. >> we love you! >> reporter: four years ago page taken lexi in under the program and wanted to adopt her. under the indian child welfare act passed in the 1970s she's sent to utah where she'll live with extended rel lives. her lineage is 1.5% choctaw. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: moments later a devastated page spoke with reporters say the county told him he may have contact with her in the future. >> they also said they're protecting lexi. i think they're proven they have liars. >> you don't think you'll see her again. >> i'll see her again. >> reporter: but not through the county and did not elaborate. dcfs director issued a comment, saying he can't comment

and governor john kasich he's set to hold a town hal in utah, in the southern part of that state. another critical rounds of contests come on tuesday. it will be interesting to see what happens at the trump rally after what happened earlier today. you're looking at folks protesting at the trump rally in arizona. they were doing everything in their power to try and even stop him from showing up there and speaking. they actually blocked the road, the only way in and out of that rally that was held in fountain valley, arizona. meanwhile, thousands of miles away, take a look at this. new york city, angry protesters in the streets in midtown, manhattan, they marched electric central park to trump tower. that is the sky scraper where mr. trump works and lives. first, let's go back out west where peter doocy is live in utah where senator ted cruz wrapped up an event there. hi, peter. >> reporter: with those trump protesters, you just saw some video, it's what we're seeing here on the west coast. they have no interest anymore, most of them. the state organized groups in letting trump spea

week video showed at rome in the area it is a icon in southern california somet suggest relocating that mountain lion. reality in south carolina, utah 82500-pound great white, they spotted theey shark off the coast of hilton head island they gave chase using his rod and reel drag in the sharklai that had they had to call them back intot reel it in. >> the popular men's store is closing its doorsst, your options for brand name suits her, event to the cause will get get out of her this is a look at thehent high definition satellite can seek sunshine and portions of stark county, holmes county coshocton and southern wayne county .an it will eventually erode around three or 4:00 p.m. them seem more sunshine along the lake shore . that pressure is building into the area that will keep a strong . it is just out of these, eventually a few showers pushing into the area . coming saturday night . once it starts raining we have a lot of moisture to work with . the next system louisiana and alabama, all rainfall will be moving in on sunday . here's a look at what's going on .h at 2:00 o'clock unit of this on the lecture, about 5:00 o'clock ever

utah to have concern. >> before you decide to make an overall judgment on one particular group, mexicans and is the southern immigration, these are families, and you can't export them. they're children of god as well. >> so many republicans in utah, particularly those of the mormon faith, hope to do their part to keep donald trump from the nomination, and as the musical "the book of mormon "says, tomorrow will be a latter-day. tony, it's not necessarily who wins in utah, but whether the mitt romney coalition is able to get someone over 50% to deny any of them. that's what we'll see tonight. >> the percentage of the victory, michael shure for us, and there of been long lines today as arizona voters head to the polls. take a look here. polling stations, due to strong voting. bernie sanders is hoping to gain some momentum ove over hily clinton. while donald trump and ted cruz are locked in the vote and adam,, where's adam? >> reporter: hi, tony, we're going to talk about the crazy lines in a moment that have a lot of people very angry, but first, what's happening in the arizona race. hillary clinton and donald

republican presidential candidate ted cruz holding a conference in southern arizona, and a john kasich town hall meeting and orrin, utahlater, a meeting with secretary ash carter. >> this weekend, the c-span a city store posted by our cable partners takes you to montgomery, alabama to explore the cities literary culture. that wasw you a house the turning point for scott and zelda. when they moved here, the idea was to regroup. landing pad, it was a regrouping stage. it was not the sort of place where you were going to find scott and zelda engaging and domestic activities, if you will. it was the sort of place where they would be planning their next move during >> and on "american history tv," >> george wallace really tries to reach this moderate and make progressive improvements. naacps the support of the in his initial campaign. but he loses by a significant margin to john patterson. he is completely devastated by this loss. all he wants to be as governor and he is very upset by this loss. he considers that a failing. what thele ask him take away from the 1958 campaign is, he says, i tried to talk good roadsvement and

southern louisiana bayou. officials say the oil was loaded onto a tanker when the spill happened. >>> utah is now the first state to require that a fetus get anesthesia if it's being aborted at 28 weeks or later. the republican governor signed the bill into law yesterday. it requires the woman to be given heavy anesthesia so it a sedates the fetus. >>> a new deal struck between california's governor and labor unions will raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour. governor jerry brown announced the new agreement yesterday. the wage hike would be gradual starting at $10.50 an hour next year w $1 increases until 2022. the governor called the issue a matter of economic justice and says he hopes his state can serve as a model for the rest of the country. the deal gives small businesses with fewer than 25 employees an extra year to comply. >>> today renovation work begins on the passyunk drawbridge which spans the schuylkill river between west philadelphia and southwest philadelphia. you can expect lane closures and delays for the next two years sflu zoo let's see what we can expect on the roads right now. >> let'

utah to have concerns. >> before you decide to make overall judgment on one particular group, say mexicans in the southern immigration, these are families, and you can't just round them all up and export them. they're children of god as well. >> so now many republicans in utah particularly those of the mormon faith hope to do their part in keeping donald trump from the nomination and to ensure as the musical "the book of mormon," tomorrow will be a latter day. >> and john, with the caucusing beginning in a half hour, the thing to watch tonight is not how poorly donald trump but how well the effort to stop him goes into utah tonight. >> we'll see, michael, thank you. coming up next, terror attacks in brussels, dozens of people dead and wounded. an update on latest developments. diplomacy in baseball. the historic visit to cuba. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> ...as if there were v >> at least 34 people were killed today in a series of explosions in brussels. according to police suicide-bombers would attack the air

to 54 roanoke rapids and louisburg. 52 sanford and 55 southern pines and 59 fayetteville and 58 goldsboro and 59 smithfield. the rain has moved utah and cloud cover -- out and cloud cover with us. you may have a little puppy fog if you -- patchy fog if you had rain overnight. clear back to the mississippi river valley and that works and warmer temperatures. lots of sunshine today. clouds off to the north and east but going lue the day they -- through the day they burn off. mostly sunny to end the day. sunshine. approaching. the model not showing rain. could have isolated sprinkles tomorrow afternoon. as it goes knew the cooler air comes in and gets cooler toward the weekend. the rest of today temperatures topping out by lunchtime in raleigh 70 degrees under partly sunny skies. the clouds go away through the afternoon and we will see the 70's under mostly sunny skies. still well above average for this time of year. looking across the region in the 70's from chapel hill to siler city. 78 garner, 79 smithfield. 78 durham and 80 fayetteville. 70 from roxboro to roanoke rapids. 77 wake forest today and 76 henderson and 78 wilson. tonig

utah, arizona and also idaho. donald trump pretty much finished his sweep of southern states. he won north carolina and florida last night while also picking up wins in illinois and missouri. the missouri race came down to less than 2,000 votes between trump and ted cruz. >> brian: it wasn't much of a contest on either side in the primary to get to the november ballot in the race for u.s. senator from ohio. on november's election ballot you see two familiar faces running for the seat. former ohio governor ted strickland is making a political comeback. he has the democratic he's going against senator rob portman, the incumbent seeking re-election. this race was trending on twitter overnight in cleveland. michael o'malley is the next cuyahoga county prosecutor. he beat tim mcginty, who is the current prosecutor, in the primary. since there are no republicans in the race, o'malley will run uncontested in november and take over as prosecutor next january. >> tia: in lorain county voters in elyria chose to pass issue 6 and increase the income tax. >> brian: many in elyria think it'

>> a 6 year-old girl that spend most of her life in southern california has been taken away from her foster parents and moved in with relatives in utah. >> because of the indian's child's welfare act to gain custody. the community outrage over the case. >> this is scared. don't let me go. >> a family in california torn apart as social workers take a foster child away from the page family that she has been living with since she was 17 months old. 6-year-old's lexy blood is 1.5% native american allowing her to be placed with her native child under the indian child welfare act. >> i don't understand because the family is not native americans. we are but it is like we have loved her so much and given her a good home and family. you saw how devastated she was leaving. >> the family has been trying to adopt her for years and unsuccessful. the protestors are heartbroken. >> this is heart breaking and our worse nightmare. >> sending lexy to a family in utah that is not related to her by blood. that family has been visiting lexy every month and say the pages should have allowed her to move in sooner. >> this abuse of power must start now. let

utah, arizona, new mexico. a winter weather advisory in northern and central and southern mountains for three trendy 8 inches of snowfall. as this quickly mr. colorado it won't dump feet of snow like a business year as. a few inches from sunday into monday and it moves on now. futurecast rings moisture as we go through tomorrow afternoon and evening. monday we will see rainfall across the front range and the plains as we go into monday. afternoon and evening sterling to greeley are snowfall forecast bringing most of the heavier snowfall, eight inch range south of i 70 toward telluride. lows tonight 30s and 40s here across the front range 40s in the mountains and 60s tomorrow. look at the 70s, 80 in lamarr for the southeastern part of the state it will be beautiful. then colder air moves in. low 50s to start the week. fret if you like mild weather it is back by friday and saturday close to 70 degrees again. >> i appreciate those totals we are that far behind but we will be if we don't start catching up up. >>> the broncos getting serious about rock today. >> the brock is ticking. palm coast willing to ante up to

southern california for a rally tonight. sanders stopped to shake hands and take selfies. fresh off victories in idaho and utah. the democratic front- runner hillary clinton visited the bay area today for a pair of fundraisers on the peninsula. >> while here, clinton delivered a speech on counterterrorism at stanford. ktvu's jesse gary with her plan for defeating isis. >> hillary clinton. [ applause ] >> reporter: secretary hillary clinton, campaign did a detour today to stanford. the democrat front-runner used this cference to make remarks about the terror attacks and to attack a rival. >> brussels demonstrated clearly we need to take a harder look at security protocols. >> reporter: clinton spoke for 30 minutes to a partisan crowd reiterating her three-point strategy for taking down the globe's number 1 threat. first, attack and destroy isis strongholds while partnering with local ground forces and diplomats. second, dismantle the global terror network by targeting illicit weapons sales and money transfers. last, hearken so-called soft domestic targets and improve defenses in case of revivals. >> our fight wi

southern california. live in cupertino, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> trains with toxic coal could be passing through oakland if utah lawmakers get their way. utah's legislature passed a bill yesterday to invest $53 million in taxpayer money toward building a coal export terminal in oakland. tons of coal would go through the city. utah's governor will sign the plan. the oakland city council may block the coal deal. >>> despite all the rain out there, gianna says things have slowed down. >> people have been paying attention to taking it slower or calling in sick, taking the day off? it's "friday light." what we have at the san mateo bridge was an accident blocking lanes. it's now over to the side of the roadway so traffic is actually moving a little better across the span now as you work your way towards the san mateo bridge a couple of cars tangled up. still activity off to the side to the bottom of the screen there so it's slow just past there. 17 minutes from one side of the span to the other. so from 880 to highway 101. it's doing okay as far as drive times. here's the eastshore freeway. we sluggish conditions. not stop-and-go. just a li

utah. california will play hawaii. vanderbilt or wichita state. buffalo cruise miami. temple versus iowa. villanova will play unc ashville. out west, oregon got the top seed. they'll play and beat holy cross or southern. st. joe, cincinnati is the eight niner. baylor versus yale. duke will play down there texas northern iowa. texas a&m against green bay. commonwealth. oklahoma to take on cal state bakersfield. going to be a quiz later. have those down pat. nit. they're going to play akron zips. are you kidding me? ohio state got three seed. zips are the sixth seed. they will square off tuesday night in columbus at 7:00. buckeye state. rivalries. ripped asun dear. probably not. tonight on sports zone, tom witnessers bud shaw join me to talk about many things, including brown's pursuit of kaepernick. >> based on the moves they made last week, why now would you get rid of 40% of offensive line? your top point maker on offense, now bring in a quarterback when you have the number two pick and considering taking one hotshot college guys, i just don't see the fit. >> i see that says nothing still prevents them from drafting a guy at number two. i'm thinking, money. >> common sense. >>> i agree, bud. it's me

utah this tuesday. close to 100 delegates at stake in the two states. belkys? >> anchor: jeff, officials releasing surveillance video the killer crash in southern russia. the fly dubai flight came crashing down during its second landing attempt saturday morning. the plane bursting into flam upon impact. all 62 people on board were killed. officials say strong winds and poor visibility may be to blame and the boeing 737 and reportedly circled the airport for at least 2 hours for attempting to land. it's coming from the wreckage and currently being examined. the investigation is expected to take several months. speaking to earthquake survivors during the trip to nepal. the prince touring the site's damage last year. the 7.8 magnitude quake killed more than 9,000 people and destroyed more than a million homes. harry also attended a reception minister where he offered his condolences and support. >> i pay my respects to those who perished and want to do what i can to shine the spotlight on the resolve and the resilience of the middle east people. >> anchor: officials in nepal are hoping the royal visit will draw attention to the nation's recovery efforts.

southern chain gang. he was also known for his work in the "naked gun" movies and "airport." emily: the celtics out-jazz utah at the garden. down by 2 with 30 seconds to go last night, and jae crowder makes a three to put the c's up for good. boston had 13 blocks against the jazz including this one by avery bradley with seconds to play. a key defensive move. the c's recover the ball and go on to win 100-95. and take a look at these smooth moves on the court for the iowa state cyclones. abdel nader rises up over an oklahoma state cowboys' defender and slams it in. he made the dunk and drew the foul. the dunk rallied the cyclones, who went on to win 58-50. randy: u.s. astronaut scott kelley starting his journey home today after a year in space. naught searched as test subjects so scientists could study the human body. part of nasa's research on whether or not astronauts can handle a trip to mars. kelley has now spent the most cumulative time in space of any american in history. wednesday. emily: pretty impressive. cindy: he would tweet out amazing pictures. look at the high temperatures from yesterday. all the

e moved to utah on account of that there were starting to be a southern lence in california. at that time, i had five children and, you know, i'm a with my n, i've been kids all the time. situation, help our but what happened? in utah, there was a steel plant miles south of salt city, right outside of provol. nd through a corporate type of tructure, what happened is supposedly, they couldn't afford to pay for the environment rules that were put in by mr. nixon, they did appened is correct somewhat the air and environmental hings by putting covers over the casting and, well, that was only for the air, okay. now, for the water, we used to ump our residue and everything else. stuff and any f kind of manufacturer, and steel, their primary manufacturing was steel. what happened is there was a ly,e right there and apparent we were polluting the lake very bad. host: when did you end that job plant? steel 1985, i left there in 85. s see, 19 host: and what did you do after that. caller: that was labor day. i beg your pardon? host: and what did you do after that? caller: i went to work

southern california. lexi page was taken away by social workers last week as dozens protesters looked on. she is 1.5% indian. she was sent to live with relatives in utah as part of the federal indian child welfare act. her foster parents had been trying to adopt her. the indian nation said it wants wants the best for her. >>> have an important deadline for the 49ers and kapernick. is he expected to be on the roster tomorrow guaranteeing his salary. why it doesn't necessarily mean rehabilitative be wearing red and gold next season. >> and campl oud and lining up bright and early in front of the tesla store in walnut creak creek. how many are here trying to reorder the new model 3. >> as we look at the morning drive, highway 24 doesn't look bad. getting more crowded though. as you drive toward it. you may notice a different difference in the temperatures. from 50s to 70's. we will talk about that. ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they're all

southern california because of her native american heritage. the page family held a vigil yesterday in honor of the 1- year-old. lexi was sent to live with extended family in utah following the ruling stemming from the indian well welfare act. it seeks to keep native american children with native families. >> difficult. god is listening to us. we have been able to continue focusing on getting her back. at the end of the day there's a hole and it's a big one. >> the tribe released a statement saying they want what is best for lexi and that her relatives in utah have created a loving relationship with her. >>> working parents in san francisco are a step closer now to being able to start bonding with their children without taking a pay cut. the proposed parental leave ordinance would make san francisco the first city in the united states to compensate parents for six weeks of paid leave. currently workers entitled to receive up to 55% of their salary under california's paid family leave program. the legislation would require businesses with 20 or more workers to fund the remaining 45%. the proposal advanced yesterday in a budget and finance committee hearing the f

utah and idaho. hillary clinton will host an event herself tonight in phoenix. >> investigators are examining the black boxes from the airliner that crashed in southern russia on saturday killing all 62 people on board. but those boxes were badly damaged. it could take weeks before they can be decoded fully. unconfirmed recordings posted online seem to indicate the pilot was asking the tower about the terrible weather conditions before trying to land. >> keeping our focus overseas, disturbing new details following the capture this weekend of a investigators say the suspected terrorist was planning even more violence. abc's alex maur quart reports from brussels. >> reporter: the lone surviving terrorist of the paris attacks is allegedly divulging disturbing details to interrogators. admitting, according to belgium's foreign minister, that he was planning more attacks. the claim backed up by the large weapons cache found in a raid on tuesday. the minister also saying abdeslam clearly had a strong support network helping him hide. but his lawyer told a belgian newspaper that after the arrest, abdeslam is "frightened and weak." european officials have warned that