st. lawrence -- or between st. lawrence and martin, i believe? >> rone owe police have the road lowed to assist us. an hour and a half after we do the investigation. we will have to make sure there is no hidden fire in the structure before we turn it over to the property manager. >> reporter: thank you. that was battalion chief mark winkelman with the fire department. a single apartment fire at the midtown commons and apartment and st. lawrence. firefighters do have it contained. luckily no injuries. and the road here will be closed for the next hour and a half. reporting live in midtown reno, back you to. >> thanks so much. >>> turning now to the weather. the warming trend continues. changes on the way. collin jackson joins us now with our full forecast. collin. >> oh, it's far from over this whole thing called winter. isn't that great? first talk about lake tahoe and what's happening tomorrow morning. a lake wind advisory meaning it will be gusty. it starts in the morning. ends at 10:00 p.m. mainly the north and eastern shore of the lake we're

the a quick score for rams alissa mitchell with a long pass ahead to shannon st lawrence a layup for nute sunapee led 13-7. more tough defense as nichole flanagan gets the rebound, sunapee creates another turnover, mary grzanna with the steal and score 20-7, eight points 10 rebounds. st. lawrence drives and scores here for the rams alissa mitchell with 11 points and 12 rebounds for nute. top seeded sunapee takes it 71-38 as katie frederick scores 16 with 22 rebounds. they are back in the championship game for the third straight year, and will try to defend last in the other semifinal lisbon against littleton, littleton in allie horne who banks one home from 15 feet. points. at the other end madisen dumont pulls down the offensive rebound and puts it back up and in. she had a team-high 10. to cathlin lord. block, but the crusaders were just too strong, horne finds libby mcnamara for two of her 12 points. emma bogardus had a double-double, 15 points, 14 rebounds. littleton wins it 53-28. they are going to the championship game for the first time since they won it all in 2012. the red s

st. lawrence and watts in la, and most recently has been working at -- as the champlin and the rector here in san francisco. welcome, father john. >> thank you. good morning >> it is so nice to have you, we have been talking with our viewers about this year of mercy. i was hoping you could talk about what it means to be a missionary of mercy? what is the special role that you and so many others around the world are holding for the church? >> i think, you know, just came to my mind, right now in the midst of so many people of varied ages who are preparing to enter the church, what we are trying to do with them is to heighten insensitivity, and an openness, responsiveness to their place and the significance of their presence, as being a member of the body of christ, the church, what does that mean looking at their life, their relationships, the environments where they live out their lives. more particular, for me, as a priest, and as a capuchin franciscan, this calling of the pope is something that is a beautiful and rich opportunity to go deeper and reflective on sometimes what you take for

st. lawrence avenue three engines responded the fire and contained the flames to the apartment. they knocked the fire down within 4 minutes they have not determined cause of the fire but say it started in the bedroom. much of the damage to the unit is expected to be from heavy smoke. >> there was a big cloud of black smoke everybody came knocking on the door so everybody could get out of the apartments. and we sat back and watched it a big huge cloud of black smoke. >> fortunately no one was injured in that fire. >>> time now here's a peek outside we're going to check in with chief meteorologist colin jackson and colin it was a beautiful weekend. i'm dropping stuff here. >> okay. >> beautiful weekend and it looks like we've got more warm weather in store at least for the beginning of the work week. >> today was nice mid to upper 60s some spots will hit 70 tomorrow and then once it starts raining a little bit on friday, saturday, sunday and monday most of next week looks wet, the following weekend looks wet and it may not stop in an on off off fashion until the 17th around st. pa

st. lawrence university. >> i was woken up in the middle of the night to people pounding on my door becausedrunk on thursday night. and i had exams on friday. >> reporter: each year more than 1,800 college students die from alcohol-related injuries. more than 690,000 students are assaulted by another student who has been drinking. and more than 97,000 are victims of alcohol-related sexual assault. the strict rules in the wellness environment are enforced. two students were kicked out of the program for using drugs or alcohol in the dorm. dr. hudziak hopes he can put his students on a healthier course. >> if i can set a standard while they're in college, you might be able to have those same kids as they became adults inspire their communities in similar ways and raise their children in similar ways. >> reporter: the wellness environment is so popular, u.v.m. plans to accept more than 500 freshman to the program this fall. several other colleges including tulane and virginia commonwealth university are working to create the same experience on their own campuses. demarco morgan, cbs news, new

st. lawrence church in our lady of quadloop parish in lindenwald, camden county. >> 11:30, 12, nobody was in the church and they took advantage of this. >> reporter: that is when vandals struck. >> they climb through a window and they just destroyed the place. they threw candles through stained glass windows, knocked down crucifiction for what. >> reporter: big concern are broken windows, the parish priest says that they are one of a kind, and he is not sure if they will be able to replicate or replace them. >> this is a senseless crime. i mean, you know, to desecrate, you know, a catholic church or any church, any religion, it is unnecessary. >> reporter: lindenwald police did get latent fingerprints from the piece of the broken glass that could lead to the suspect but they want your help too. >> the cal rugman, philanthropist, who posted $2,500 reward for information, leading to the a rest and convictions of these individuals. >> reporter: all you need to do is call 215-546-tips, all calls will remain anonymous. for crime fighters, i'm rick williams for channel will six, "action news".

st. lawrence said-- and i quote-- "turn me over. i'm done on this side." okay. and there's nothing like a goofy-faced selfie to take the this works, this photo works, this works right here when you put ben next to any bad guy. darth vader or skeletor or marnie from "girls." so, ben, i salute you. this, this was really stupid. ( laughter ) and i promise, i mean that as a compliment. and here's the thing-- you've insphierd me to give these people a great show tonight. ( cheers and applause ) give me that! no, i can't. i gotta have it. i gotta have it. >> jon: yeah, baby. >> stephen: first, from "modern family" and the hbo film "confirmation," eric stonestreet is here, ladies and gentlemen. "daily show" correspondent and the star of the new sitcom "the detour," jason jones. ( cheers and applause ) plus, i'll be talking with senator elizabeth warren. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey! i do believe that that is the sound of jon batiste and stay human. say hi to the band, everybody. they're about to get this night started right, but before they do, one more

st. lawrence university. recent article for market watch is "a vote for bernie , sanders is a vote for donald trump." professor draper, thank you for traveling for this discussion. what you feel hillary clinton is the best candidate to beat trump? >> i think hillary has certain positives for her. number one, experience. number two, she, it seems to me, everything is on the table with her. we know so much about her. with regard to bernie, that film that was shown in the debate last night in terms of his apologies for castro and authoritarianism, do we know how many other films like that are out there? do we know what kind of petitions bernie has signed? that is all going to come out. so in terms of the unknowns that bernie sanders presents, i just think that hillary is a safer candidate at this point. secondly, it seems to me, this question of bernie versus sanders, who is a better candidate, is moot. people talk about bernie winning michigan, but he lost the delegate count that evening. amy: because he lost m

st. lawrence catholic church is funding the first new catholic parish, the first new catholic church on the island of cuba. that is being allowed due to the changes in cuba. it used to be religions and new churches were hands off under fidel castro. over the past decade with pope francis' help and the leadership of the catholic church there's greater space for religious freedom on the island. they still have problems. but this is a good sign. cuba is also known for having a high literacy rate and a very high -- their health care system provides primary care to everyone. my cancer center in florida, the top rated cancer center, the moffitt cancer center and other institutions across america are engaging now with the doctors and medical community in cuba to help find treatments and cures for cancer and diabetes. we need to partner on these things. there's no reason you let governments get in the way of making progress for the people on either side of the florida straits. >> as you said, we have a special line in this segment for cuban americans. 202-748-8003. as usual lines for democrats, rep

st. lawrence and other areas of pressure. that will be the rainmaker. in tribeca at 44. sheepshead bay. 41 in morristown. some upper 30s in newburgh, danbury. 39 in westhampton. even 39 degrees -- most oi long island in the low 40s. later todaynthrough the overnight nd through tomorrow, wind gusts approach 50 miles an eventually the northwest later ,on today and tonight. umbrellas necessary the first half of the day. t the 58 doesn't happen until late in the day much that's pred y mild. outside with a light jacket on. it's 38 to 42 with the rain this morning. it's cold. yoapu need the heavier jacket and water repellent one at that. ththe winds strengthen overnight. low of 41. the windchills well down into the 30s overnight. 20s in thed uburbs. bright, breezy, cool tomorrow with a high temperature back into the middle 50s. at least it stays quiet through th the middle of the week. by the time we get to nurse, we're talking about a nice warmup too. at 58 by the end of the day today. still windy tomorrow. 55, 57 on wednesday. clouds roll in thursday. dlook at ie temperature

st. lawrence river, visiting the thousand islands national park, and exploring bolt castle. blatsburg, a city in my district, has branded itself as montreal's u.s. superb, hosting more than 100 u.s. subsidiaries of canadian companies, with 15% of its area work force working for a canadian or border related employer. that is why i helped lead the efforts and support the promoting travel commerce and national security act. a necessary step to solidify the preclearance agreement between the u.s. and canada which was reached nearly a year ago. this significant bipartisan legislation is great news for u.s. canadian relations, and i strongly encourage my colleagues to co-sponsor this vital piece of legislation to maintain a secure northern border and facilitate travel and commerce between the u.s. and canada and benefit our upstate new york economy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recogni

st. lawrence seaway system supports 226,000 jobs in both the united states and canada because the seaway is operated by both countries and brings a total of $33.5 billion in business revenue to the united states and canada annually. for ohio, our largest trading partner is canada, and some of those goods move across the water. in the united states alone, the system supports over 128,000 jobs and produces a total of $18.1 billion in business revenue annually. and over 42,000 of these jobs are direct jobs in the iron ore and steel industry, which congressman benishek referenced. the great lakes region produces 90%, 90% of america's iron ore, and the great lakes region also manufacturers 58% of automobiles on the roads in the united states and canada. and i think, as i yield time to congressman kelly, he knows a whole lot about the automobile industry. so this manufacturing and commodities supply chain can only function through the great lakes navigation system which needs modernization. i'd be more than pleased to lead to the co-chair of the great lakes task force here in the house of repr

st. lawrence expressway. there were overturned vehicles and some caught fire.ebris and the tow trucks got the cars out of the way. the opposite side is the usual slowing. if you have to use northbound 280, it is no longer causing a major backup. >>> is there anything else on the radar?>>> the -- the bay bridge is backed up and 92. i will check it and have that coming up. >>> tracking the storms and&>>> we have variety with the sun coming up on the south and east bay. look at the cloud cover in north bay. there is also fog. this is a live look at the bridge camera going on to the golden gate bridge. there is a minor delay at sfo of 35 minutes with all of that. not a big deal, but it is because of the fog issues. let's get to the models about what is going forward. the cloud cover pretty much collected to the west. still not yet filled up through the entire bay area. that happens tonight at 8:00. it does fill out by midnight or so. still concentrated to the north until overnight it fills the entire area. there will be embedded heavy rain with that and it is somet

luckily for us, lawrence plans to continue posting more hilarious photos until st. patty's day next what caught jeff's eye death valley is the driest and hottest place in north america. according to national geographic, the area receives less than two inches of rainfall every year and currently holds the record for the hottest place on earth at 134f. given these extreme conditions, it's difficult to imagine that any life could form, let alone thrive in this isolated part of the world. are several species mammals, plants, and amphibians that call death valley home. these range from mountain lions and bobcats to birds and deer. home to as yellow desert golds, desert purple notch- what makes these is that they only bloom once every ten years. and sight to behold. in travel from different parts of the country just to see these flowers in full bloom. it's not every day that you get to see one of the most unforgiving places on earth bursting with life, even if it's just for a brief period. park ranger alan van valkenburg has lived in death valley for over 25 years, and he

st. louis, future hall of faker lawrence yogi bearer. >> my dad didn't know the first thing about baseball my older brother was the best ballplayer in the family. he could have gone to cleveland. my dad wouldn't let him go. and my other brors could have signed as well. they're the ones who gave me the chance to go. and i always kid my dad, i said, dad, you know if you let your sons play ball you would have been a millionaire. >> 18-year-old bearer was playing for the tars in norfolk, virginia when he joined the navy in 1943. >> volunteered for a rocket boats. and i said i'm going to join them. >> did you know how close in shore those things were supposed to get? >> no. i didn't know a darn thing about them. i waned to do something, move out. i kind of enjoyed it. we had our own boat. >> over on the west coast another 18-year-old, california native jerry coleman had just finished high school and his first season in the minors when he entered the cadet program. >> you start at 5:30 in the morning and go to 9:30 at night. very little time off to enjoy yourself. >> coleman ended up flying for

st. patrick's day prey. but this year christ 18 and lawrence quinn -- christine quinn and her 89-year-old father will be marching together in this prey. forward to. >> it'll work out. overwhelming. morning. >> well, you know, it's -- we'll see how the reaction is. >>reporter: you can see more of my information with lawrence and christine and his family milestone tonight on eyewitness david >> thank you, jim. >>> new at noon, police in new of a man wanted for robbing two middle school students. detectives say this man asked to use a 14-year-old boy's cell phone at a school bus stop in manchester township on wednesday. the thief told him he would take it and threatened to punch him if he resist. a second time a victim refused and was hit several times. >>> parents in connecticut are being warned about a false kidnapping scam. police say that a parent in derryann fell victim to it. here's how it works, callers are telling parents that their children have been kidnapped and to not hang up the phone. the parent is then told to wire cash while staying on the phone. authorities are advising parents to not provide any i

. >> reporter: for lawrence and christine quinn this could be the warm-up on this snowy day for marching in this st. patrick's day parade. for the first time this father and daughter will be able to celebrate their irish heritage and march together in what is now an lbgt inclusive parade. >> it will be a really, really great st. patrick's day parade, difference than any one i've experienced in my adult life. >> reporter: as the first openly gay council speaker, kristine and many others in the lgbt community were barred from marching. >> it was frustrating when we met with some leaders who were very negative. >> reporter: they would spend 25 frustrating years fighting for inclusion with expanded >> your historic gesture of welcome undoes the years of pain and anger and exclusion. >> reporter: they have before marched in parades once as grand marshals, but this is a proud moment for both father and daughter. >> that period is over. so it's time to adjust. >> reporter: at 89 years old lawrence in true irish form is playing it low key, though. >> i'll be able to manage. it will be good. it will work ou

st. pete police report a spike in overdoses around the drug spice. we're learning about arrests pinellas county city. there are two people in custody now, by clearwater police. officers say cory lawrence and marie covanas have what marijuana. they were busted at crestlake park where several people had drug. the police chief says he's concerned about drug dealers targeting homeless people, similar to what has been happening in st. petersburg. >>> comping hernando county, a number of families out of their homes due to a gas leak are back home this morning. killian street and spring hill, an underground pipe was leaking propane gas. eight homes are evacuated until a crew could secure the leak. no injuries reported. >>> it's been 14 months since the tragic death of phoebe jonchuck, her own father arrested for throwing the 5- year-old off the dick meisner in january of the last year. bikers rode in memory of the little girl, to the bridge in st. petersburg where phoebe died placing flowers in the water close to where her body was found. for many phoebe's sad story hits too close to home. >> i have two daughters, it's hard to fathom why someone could do something like at that to their own c

st. petersburg @police arrest a man after they @say he showed up at a gas @station with the ingredients to @make meth. @officers were called out to the @they got there found gregory @lawrence with a bottle of @chemicals to make meth. @the area behind the store was @closed until the narcotics unit @could dispose of the bottle. @>>> a donald trump rally @postponed after fights break @out between supporters and @protesters. @>> anchor: hillary vaughn has @more on this chaotic keen. @>> reporter: the scene in @chicago, an estimated 6,000 @demonstrators voicing their @anger at the presidential @candidate. @many holding signs and calling @trump unamerican for his past @controversial statements. @inside the rally, fights @breaking out, punches thrown @between the pro and anti-trump @camps. @many shouting at each other, @but no serious injuries were @reported. @police eventually getting @control of the situation and @asked everyone to leave in a @peaceful manner. @>> i don't want to see people @get hurt and i don't want to @see people get hurt or worse @and i decided very strongly to @make a decision not to do it @it was a big rally and a @tremendous rally with @tremendous people,

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st. patrick's day each more special. the only kid in a beard and a pacifier that we're going to interview today. >> that doesn't cry. amazed by that. >> yeah. allan lawrence much. >> thank you. god bless you and your family. family of six kids. >> unbelievable. >>> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up ahead, the news we've all been waiting for. danny devito finally made a choice. a presidential candidate that he can call his own. the only problem, nobody told the candidate. >>> and young americans are really feeling the bern. do his supporters even understand what democratic socialism really is all about? stuart varney with a reality check next. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the