st. patrick' s day. the 50th cincinnati st. patrick' s day parade stepped off near paul brown stadium featuring kilts, bagpipes and irish family pride. local celebrity chefs and musicians teamed up to raise landmark. featured many chefs. the event benefits the general store which burned down. the general store may be small but it has a big heart. authorities rescued more people in louisiana today where severe flooding has forced hundreds from their homes. they were put in boats and taken to safety. one woman checked her yard at 3:00 in the morning and everything was dry. an hour later, the water rose so fast they were scrambling. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. >> we mainly got through dry. the study rain arrived this our ongoing shield of rain has moved in for the late evening hours. there is more moisture to the south. we are expecting a wet night. most are seeing light to moderate showers. extreme northern parts of clinton. most of us, a light rain. nothing heavy now. we do not have current thunderstorms in place. we will have a chance for a thunder

the three people at the top of the list st., chino vossen, paul wofford on the ninth u. s. sort court of appeal, married garland, chief judge. >>> we will find out if leaders will spend $2.5 million on body cameras. the sheriff's office plans to buy 225 to help document evidence and create better transparency. department plans to use money seized in criminal cases to pay for it. >>> when the main residence will fight plans for a mosque. outside of kings point wants to build the windermere religious center and asking the county to rezone the land from presidential bid never say they do not want the traffic and noise around the home -- homes. meetings held at 6 pm subject mart elementary school. >>> governor. scott signing a bill to create a permanent funding source for everglades restoration projects. it passed by the state senate and it will provide $20 million per year for land preservation. voters approve the amendment in 2014 and the bill provides $50 million a year for restoration in florida springs and $5 million to restore lake apopka. >>> we will get an update in the

st. patrick' s day. the cincinnati st. patrick' parade. it stepped off near paul brown stadium this afternoon. it featured plenty of kilts >> cincinnati' forecast. anchor: a lot of memories going to that. i didn' t make it today but now for the evening hours, here is we are on the in between with dry conditions. there is activity down to kentucky. showers and downpours will build then into our late evening. the rest of us have been quiet. as we head into midnight all of us will experience some rain. it will keep lifting with overnight rain trying to push off tomorrow morning. a bulk of the rainfall should fall through the overnight. no strong storms expected . three quarters of an inch. we build those showers in the 60' s. we' re still at 66 right now. dew point creeping into the 50' s. there is still plenty of moisture to rise through tonight. we will continue with the forecast along the warm front. during the day warm front lifts through. it is not a washout forecast. heading counterclockwise motion. that is an upper-level disturbance that will increase the coverage we had into monday aftern

st. paul school. hihiaccuser testifying at trial. >> i was raped. >> reporter: he s also found guilty of luring a child by computer, but he had been acquitted of the most serious felony rape charges, but when reporter from "vice" spoke to him on a train in boston tweeting "he is in town visiting his girlfrnd." the defense says he was on his way to a class lecture. finding labrie hours. jury. >> reporter: labrie's attorney apologizing to theheourt. >> he chose wrongly, your honor. and he's sorry. >> reporter: but that wasn't enough for the judge. >> i have to find that it is unlikely -- that you are unlikely to abide by any condition or combination of conditions of release. >> reporter: and labrie has now officially started serving his year-long sentence. but even if wins his appeal, chances are, he would have already served that time. >> all right, gio, thank you. >>> and for the first time, we are hearing from the baseball player who abrbrtly retired when his team changed the policy on just how much time his young son could spend in the clubhouse adam laroche's move shocked chicago white sox fans and

st. paul. peeks of sun and a few snow showers across the s >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall.se where the temperature is at 54 degrees. it is gix degrees 56 in oakland. it is arm of warming up. we'll see the highs reaching 67 degrees, also 67 in san mateo, we'll have low 70s in parts of the north bay with clouds increasing later on this afternoon. in oakland today, a high of 73 and also 73 today in livermore. >> that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> on this super tuesday, we turn to a major theme of the presidential campaign. anger. >> even in states where things are going pretty well, voters are still angry. why? tom brokaw has been looking into that for us. good to see you. >> good to see you, gang. the more i thought about it, the more i realized that this all began on one of the worst days in american history. >> reporter: this all started on 9/11 when america became a different country. a surprise attack that shattered our sense of security. >> america has been attacked, and it has been changed. >> reporter: the war against iraq went disastrously wro

st. paul. peeks of sun and a few snow showers across the southern today...mostly sunny this morning...then mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers this afternoon. highs in the upper 60s. tonight...shower s likely. breezy with lows in the lower 40s. wednesday...sunn y. cooler with highs in the lower 50s. thursday...partly nn cnce rain shower e afternoon. g ewer 50s.iday...partly sunny.ighs in e wer 50s.saturday...mostl y sunny. highs in e mid 50s.nday...mostly nny. highin e lower 6.monday...mostly nny. highs in the mid 60s. >> that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. turn to a major theme of the presidential campaign. anger. >> even in states where things are going pretty well, voters are still angry. why? tom brokaw has been looking into that for us. good to see you. >> good to see you, gang. the more i thought about it, the more i realized that this all began on one of the worst days in american history. >> reporter: this all started on 9/11 when america became a different country. a surprise attack that shattered our sense of security. >> america has been attacked, and it has been changed. >> reporter: the war against iraq went disastrously wrong. no weapons of mass des