te >>> right to you on wral, battle of the blues part two. it's setting the stage for this latest tobacco road showdown. next week's acc tournament seeds at stake. so glad you are with us. i'm ken smith. >> i'm debra morgan. we have live team coverage. and brain slade ser with the unc fans in chapel hill. cameron indoor stadium. >> we're noticing some new security measures, julia. >> reporter: that's right, ken, these metal detectors were put in place last month, and because of the big crowd today they opened cameron indoor stadium 30 minutes early to get those crowds through the metal detectors and into the stadium. tip-off is 30 minutes away. boy, these folks have been ready for weeks. >> reporter: it's the games they wait for, for months. >> i love game day on saturday. >> to get to come to duke and get to be a part of this experience, it's unbelievable. >> let's go duke! >> reporter: welcome to krzyzewskiville. it started in 1986. back then students camped out for just two to three nights. it now it's more like six to seven weeks. >> repor

what is tough is it is causing delays on the blue route now. anyone coming southbound on 476, as you approach 95, the accident is south, and it will cause a delay for anyone trying to go north or south on the blue route but again the crash is southbound, just south of of 476. some other problems, scheduled opening at burlington bristol any minute now, tacony palmyra at 6:40. we have had an opening at the burlington bristol. so expect delays, use the betsy ross as an alternate, 15 minute delays on the paoli line due to amtrak signal problems, and we just got war that the wind is starting to cause delays at laguardia for about an hour. that will have a domino effect across the country when you have win delays in new york, expect delays here in philadelphia as well. mike and alex, back to you. >>> 6:33. the president of cypress says that egypt airline hijacking is not the related to terrorism, how would he know that? it happened early this morning while aircraft flew from the city of alexandria to the capitol of cairo. >> according to officials it

i wanted to just chime in on some things commissioner mazzucco was discussing i attended the blue ribbon panel and commend commissioner president loftus on what we do at the commission and also just answering questions in a straightforward manner and being there it was i'm very proud to serve on that commission commissioner president loftus but i will say the blue ribbon panel raised issues for me well size e aside from the things that commissioner mazzucco mentions more were troubling a specific question about the mayor relationship to the poa we do - we - which i don't - and talking about bias i would really like to understand the general genesis of much is question we don't govern the poa we certainly don't govern the mayor and i don't understand why it question would be put to commissioner president loftus there is also a question about having non-lawyers serving on the commission how we can do our work i'll remind the blue ribbon panel that soft fibers the most crucial cases of the in this country have ordinarily citizens that sit on juries and listen to faxs and come away with deci

puts the blue shirts back on top. there was plenty of drama at the end of the game as columbus nearly ties it up at the buzzer, but check out the replay. a great pad save and the puck doesn't cross until after the clock hit zero. the rangers hold on to win their third straight game 2-1, the final. >>> in a flurry of moves at the deadline, the devils traded away forwards and defenseman. the islanders acquire forward shane prince from ottawa. in the nba tonight the nets are continuing their nine-game road trip to los angeles against the clippers. off the clippers' turnover. thomas robinson throwings s it down with authority to tie the ball game at 34. right now it's 43-42 clippers in the second quarter. the nets are searching for their third straight win. >> in football news the jets are expected to use the franchise tag on defensive end wilkerson before tomorrow's 4:00 p.m. deadline. the probowler is coming off his best season highlighted by a career high 12 sack should he accept the franchise tender wilkerson will make

stevens the bright spot for the blue devils. he scores a game high 19. but notre dame pretty fantastic this year. nice passing leads to a mabry bucket. the irish with five women in double digits. no shame for duke losing this one. nr state will play in the quarter final game tonight against sire excuse. pack lost to sir cruise by three the last time the two teams played in raleigh. tonight's game tips at #:00ment tomorrow's game, battle of the blues, 6:30. we are used to the 9:00 game. >> we'll have the coverage here after the game. >> we'll cut in as soon as the game is over. we'll talk to players and coaches and have lots of reaction from fans. >> it should be interesting. there could be a championship won tomorrow. we'll see. >> and they could one again in a couple of days. >> that's what's fun. >> duke could lose tomorrow and win the currentment next week. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for watching. coming up on nbc news with lester holt, stopping peanut allergies. what parents should be doing now that could prevent a lifetime of dang

i wanted to just chime in on some things commissioner mazzucco was discussing i attended the blue ribbon panel and commend commissioner president loftus on what we do at the commission and also just answering questions in a straightforward manner and being there it was i'm very proud to serve on that commission commissioner president loftus but i will say the blue ribbon panel raised issues for me well size e aside from the things that commissioner mazzucco mentions more were troubling a specific question about the mayor relationship to the poa we do - we - which i don't - and talking about bias i would really like to understand the general genesis of much is question we don't govern the poa we certainly don't govern the mayor and i don't understand why it question would be put to commissioner president loftus there is also a question about having non-lawyers serving on the commission how we can do our work i'll remind the blue ribbon panel that soft fibers the most crucial cases of the in this country have ordinarily citizens that sit on juries and listen to faxs and come away with deci

i wanted to just chime in on some things commissioner mazzucco was discussing i attended the blue ribbon panel and commend commissioner president loftus on what we do at the commission and also just answering questions in a straightforward manner and being there it was i'm very proud to serve on that commission commissioner president loftus but i will say the blue ribbon panel raised issues for me well size e aside from the things that commissioner mazzucco mentions more were troubling a specific question about the mayor relationship to the poa we do - we - which i don't - and talking about bias i would really like to understand the general genesis of much is question we don't govern the poa we certainly don't govern the mayor and i don't understand why it question would be put to commissioner president loftus there is also a question about having non-lawyers serving on the commission how we can do our work i'll remind the blue ribbon panel that soft fibers the most crucial cases of the in this country have ordinarily citizens that sit on juries and listen to faxs and come away with deci

i wanted to just chime in on some things commissioner mazzucco was discussing i attended the blue ribbon panel and commend commissioner president loftus on what we do at the commission and also just answering questions in a straightforward manner and being there it was i'm very proud to serve on that commission commissioner president loftus but i will say the blue ribbon panel raised issues for me well size e aside from the things that commissioner mazzucco mentions more were troubling a specific question about the mayor relationship to the poa we do - we - which i don't - and talking about bias i would really like to understand the general genesis of much is question we don't govern the poa we certainly don't govern the mayor and i don't understand why it question would be put to commissioner president loftus there is also a question about having non-lawyers serving on the commission how we can do our work i'll remind the blue ribbon panel that soft fibers the most crucial cases of the in this country have ordinarily citizens that sit on juries and listen to faxs and come away with deci

caitlin: and again, congrats to the tar heels and the blue devils. duke also advancing to the sweet 16. the blue devils went off with a furious rally. they held off long enough to take the victory 75-64. joe mazur will be back with those highlights coming up a little bit later in sports. president barack obama will visit a historic trip to cuba. announced restoration of prosperity to this community. caitlin: for the second time this month, a protester appears to have been sucker punched a a donald trump rally. this incident happened in tuscon, arizona, last night. a trump supporter appears to punch him and kick him after he fell to the ground. police took that supporter out as well. there were other antitrump protests going on in new york and fountain hills arizona. three people were arrested there. earlier this month, another man caught on camera sucker punching rally in this makes the sixth suicide bombing in turkey in the past year. and in iraq, a u.s. marine killed by enemy fire. isis forces fired two rockets onto a base where american troops were

the final spot of the game, a desperate toss by the blue devils. it never came close despite grayson allen's 29 points duke couldn't hold off the tar heels. within minutes unc fans poured on to franklin street, blocking traffic and starting multiple fires. thousands of people invaded that intersection. >> debra, duke was never really ahead in the entire game, but kept it within a few points but just ran out of time. a big three-pointer by duke's grayson allen tied up the score only once eight minutes into the second half. >> as for acc player of the year candidate bryce johnson he had a very good game leading all tar heels with 18 points. >> the celebration was going on all night on chapel hill. what better place to cheer on than the top of the hill bar. >> that's where wral's brian shrader watched the game. some excited fans there tonight. >> reporter: it was exciting during the game, so close, and now look at them now more than an hour after the end of the game. everybody is absolutely ecstatic. the party all rolled out on to franklin street right

this after the blue devils hosted the tar heels at duke. the devils struggled early and the heels outrebounded duke 64- 29. in the end, unc wins. with the w., the tar heels clinch the regular season acc title. >> man, it means a lot. and a lot of -- all of the stuff we have been through, it mean as lot to us. it mean as lot to coach and us. we have been through it all. >> it feels great. i can't really put it into words. been through and how tough it has been. this group, it can be a spring board to great things. >> >> we got 20 board as game. we need to come become and grab some. >> before last night's win, the tar heels had four straight losses to the blue devils. >>> tuesday in the first acc game, n.c. state will take on wake forest. last night the wolfpack faced notre dame in indiana. they trailed at the half and just could not get the momentum they needed to beat the fighting irish. notre dame wins this one 89-75. >>> and tuesday the carolina hurricanes face the senators at home. the game comes after a tough battle for the kanes' last

the blue route always looking really good, even at this hour when it's so busy. a fuel spill on 95 northbound, near kerlin street has cleared. >> thanks for that update. >>> a teen is in the hospital after he wasç shot last night inside the restaurant where he was working. >> what police say may have sent the shooter into a rage. >>> plus, blessing bags. students spend their weekend doing something for others in hope to inspire change. slow, building african-style m it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor wate. for the spring break adventure of a lifetime, visit kalahariresorts.com >>> congressman chaka fattah sr. has a court date today. >> there's a hearing scheduled in the case against him. a federal judge will consider several motions to dismiss some counts against fattah. the congressman is accused of misus!gm ,rj congressional influence and stealing taxpayer money and charitable contributions. he denies the allegations. he's scheduled to go on trial in may. >>> some atlantic city police

the blue devils came back to win the game. however, they had jefferson in that game. he is no longer part of the mix. not playing for duke. the blue devils will have to one of the bulbul strength -- the bulldogs strength is rebuilding the ball. yale coming off a big victory over baylor. >> look at how tough they have played all year long. we know that they have grown as well. joe: another advantage for yale, familiarity against the blue devils. should be a good matchup. steve: we will be with the triangle teams all the way with the tar heels, joe with the blue devils p reagan followed him on twitter and facebook. to witness all the behind-the-scenes action. tisha: thousands of people diagnosed every year with a life-threatening blood cancers like leukemia -- for more than 25 years, the national bone marrow donor program has managed to be the match and encourages people to become donors and save someone's life. nbc 11 together as a proud sponsor of tomorrow's be the it's looking for donors between the ages of 18 and 44 and all it takes to register is a swab inside your

the blue devils blistered the other team in the first half. yale mounted a furious comeback of a 15-0 run. the bulldogs eventually got a lead down. duke had gone into full in a mode. the blue devils hang on, 71-64. us, we have one -- have won the last one. the weight of the world was on her kids and, brandon hitting those two free throws, it was just amazing. joe: this game mirrors what was happening last week, but in that game, the blue devils ended up losing to the irish. in rhode island, i'm joe mazur. andrea: joe, thank you. durham police are investigating after a man was hit at a bus stop. this happened shortly after 6:00 tonight. the man ran across the street to catch a bus, but that is when he was hit. his injuries are not life-threatening. firefighters are working to figure out what caused a fire in a raleigh home. it is off creekmore road. this woman is now facing charges for shooting her father. should he led to an hours long standoff. she has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. police were called to an apartment complex.

as you make your way in center city, philadelphia to the blue route, about 13 minutes. and from woodhaven to the mine and the blue ridge is looking good 15 minutes from the schuylkill expressway and 95. taking a look live outside the 42 expressway right where it meets up, that's your live look right here and the 42 freeway if you're headed, it's a drive time of about five minutes. when i talked to you a few minutes ago, i told you about construction. the burlington bristol bridge's overnight construction, that should be listing about 5:00 a.m. i'll let you know when that does. what it means for drivers, it's alternating one lane. it doesn't seem to be affecting anything. everything is look really good. lauren? >> thanks, katy. we continue to follow several breaking news stories. this morning, the first two philadelphia police officers hurt in a hit-and-run crash in philadelphia's juniata park neighborhood, this is a live look at the scene. officers were in an unmarked car on erie when they were hit from behind. the car was pushed into a building. the officers were taken

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that's great if you're headed on the blue route, both north and southbound. hen moving into new jersey transit -- new jersey, athis is at the 73/70 circle. there's construction along the 42 freeway where it meets up with 295. i'll highlight that for you in a bit. we'll take a look at delaware roads. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes before 5:00. got a little bit of a breeze that's starting to work. you can see the flag moving in center city. that's on top of the aramark building in center city. brand new flag. the other one was worn out because of the february winds we had. the winds this morning out of the south/southwest at 6 miles an hour. less wind this time of year with clear skies. that can result in colder temperatures. we're at 34 degrees in philadelphia. there are some spots where the wind is stronger. the pocono mountains, the flag and lights blowing in the wind. that wind at 12 miles an hour. that's actually helping keep the pocono mountains a little bit warmer. it's mixing the layers of the atm

the blue devils led by 23 at the break, but this one was far from over. here comes gail. they got a nine point game and later, in the single-digit game, and brandon ingram knocks down a three. brandon mrs. the free throw that -- brandon misses the free throw. in the final 25 seconds, yell is looking -- gail is looking for the five. joe joins us now in providence with reaction from the team. joe? joe: city unbelievable, but that is this duke team. they could beat anybody in this tournament and they could probably lose to most teams in this tournament. as you said, they had a 27 point lead thanks to those three point shots. in the second half, they couldn't do much of anything right. captain marshall plumlee once physical list, getting the team fired up and then getting it back to up with his play on the court. marshall: we had a good lead and i thought we got a little too comfortable with it. this year, where we have gotten, this kind of creeps back in on us. we need to keep our composure. it is a very great team and can really score with the ball. we need to stay together

looking live on the blue route, ridge pike southbound traffic moving just fine. as the cars go by, you can see the spray on the windshield behind you. vine trees express way. -- vine street expressway, no problems, web -- westbound, eastbound all lanes open. tacony-palmyra we had an opening, it's closed and traffic is moving. we had an accident at sumneytown pike that has cleared out. northeast extension speeds 59 miles per hour moving good at this point. >>> officials in maryland say a crowning police officer was executed cut down on purpose by gunfire. jacai colson was from delaware county. our katherine scott is in front of chichester high school where he want to school. >> reporter: that's right it, officer jacai colson was was born in boothwyn and went to chichester high school. he was days away from turning 29. police officers joined hands outside prince george medical center after officer jacai colson was killed in an unprovoked attack outside a police in maryland. >>> today we witnessed another horrific act of evil, an act of cowardice, a new low. >> repor

even north and west through the lehigh valley, a lot of 20s on the map here. bluell, doylestown, 28 degrees, even in allentown, 25 in quakertown. 29 in reading. this is really the last freezing morning, though. tomorrow morning woe won't be nearly this cold. the warmup begins this afternoon, 34 atlantic city airport, 25 in millville, 32 in dover. 30 degrees in woodbine. bust out forecast, make sure the kids have a heavy coat on this morning, especially north and west through the lehigh valley. around 7:00 a.m., 29 degrees. new jersey and delaware midmiff 30s and by the afternoon, at least for the afternoon bus stop time, temperatures in the low 50s. there you see it, the cold air across the area is going to stay like this until the sun comes up today. then we'll finally warm up. here's a planner as we go through the day. dry conditions through 3:00 p.m. no rain expectedç in the forecast. if you're in new jersey and delaware by 11:00 this morning, around 50 degrees, philadelphia area by 11:00 this morning. temperatures will be closer to 50 degrees, too. we'll sea a

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for the blue devils, that is their third win. duke will face notre dame tomorrow. >> unc and pittsburgh tomorrow. >> crime beat them the first time. it will be the second time they play. like that match-up bet fore north carolina than if they had played syracuse. >> i think we can find some decent places to eat around d.c. >> we will. >> you're in china up two. you better find something good to eat up there. and by the way, did i not have a maverick y a comet. sorry. >> thank you, guys. >>> wral is your hoops headquarters. clemson and georgia tech will play at 7:00. then at 9:00, it is virginia tech and florida state. can you fine both of those >> this is a night you want to take the tv outside. >> upper 70s today, plenty of sunshine. love this time of year. basketball is exciting and weather that is comfortable. let's take a look at our amazing pic of the day. this is a picture of our wral gardens. i thought this would be i good segue going from the beautiful shot of our gardens and no our forecast. in a few weeks, our gardens wi

the blue route 22 miles per hour. badly on 95 and the schuylkill a little close toward conshohocken about 30 miles per hour. that is certainly good news. one slow down we are seeing is northbound on the boulevard, this is from the schuylkill expressway all the way up through broad, you see the tapping of the brakes, not badly in the southbound lanes. moving along, in some of the neighborhoods, camden 676 southbound we have an accident to report to you on morgan boulevard. and orchard road another one there. and east norton township line drive and hanna avenue, and one more down in philadelphia, ray street is closed between 6th street and foreet street because of the earlier building collapse looking outside at 95 this is southbound to cotman avenue and all the construction one delay there and northbound is where we see the longer delay and 30 minuteses to go from the vine street expressway to woodhaven. we'll bring you an update in the 5:00 hour. back to you monica and brian. >>> adam joseph is standing by with the exc

here's the blue route around the schuylkill expressway. no problems in either direction.oadways still a little wet, southbound drive time on the blue route from the schuylkill to 95. still a 15-minute trip, average speeds into the 60s. the pa turnpike, rain falling here as well through our çfly, westbound/eastbound route 1 to valley forge. it will take you a 23-minute trip. we're moving back to delaware right now, route 13, the on ramp to 295 southbound is closed for the ongoing construction. if you take mass transit, so far, good to go. everything is running on time or at least close to schedule. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 19 minutes after -- 20 minutes after 5:00. if you're leaving the house right now, you may still need an umbrella. depends on where you are. light rain falling for philadelphia but not for much longer. 52 degrees is also going to change, too. the temperature has started to drop. we will see it fall into the 30s and tap out in the low 40s this afternoon. but the wind that's out of the southwest now at 11 m

shield an active participate for 2014 we raised the blue shield rates1 points 5 percent so for all good intention not subsidizing blue shield rates and for 2016 we have raised the rates substantially the chances are fairly good we'll see some of the money more than likely i can see generate surplus. 2016 and the $10 million balance should go down with that said, you know as matter of policy and practice i have to go to the recommendations go which is that we bring the $5 million plus into the am i reading the right number yep >> we bring that into the 2017 rates i recommend that we follow peel bring this number into the rates i need you to. >> questions from the board. >> this blue shield stabilization refers separate in the city. >> yes, ma'am. >> this big pool and so much for the dental; right? >> yes. >> 80 they're all you a separate. >> all right. >> everybody is self-sustained for the program. >> i move to approve our actuaries recommendation and any discussion from the board. >> any public comment? >> seeing none, we're ready to vote. >> all in fa

here's the blue route germantown pike, on ramp, no problems in either direction. ute 30 out in new jersey, right around 295. no problems in terms of delays but you'll see we're battling sun glare as the sun comes up. for mass transit, septa's thorndale train 516 is running about ten minutes behind. check before you go. vai and lauren. >> thank you, jessie. investigators are trying to figure out what started this fire in colwyn, delaware county. 15 cars and a warehouse burned late last night. firefighters say an explosion was heard before the flames started up. >>> we're also getting calls here at the station about that explosion. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live now in colwyn with how people stayed safe through all of this. it's pretty amazing, katy. >> it is amazing. a lot was going on here at this fire scene. here's a better look behind me now that the sun is up. firefighters tell me cars inside and out of this auto body warehouse caught on fire around 11:00. the fire was so big, about 150 firefighters came out to help put it out. this is a look at the fire from s

tisha: the executive mansion in raleigh, lit up in blue. governor pat mccrory and first lady and mccrory flipped the switch to celebrate those with down syndrome. he proclaimed today to be down syndrome awareness day in the state. steve: time to turn our attention to the big board for the must-see video tonight. we begin in minnesota with a police chase involving a cement truck. here is the wildcard. it's an 11-year-old boy arrested after stealing that truck and leading police on a truck -- on a high-speed chase. the chase lasted for about an hour, and it ended when that 11-year-old had to stop at a dead-end. here is something you don't see every day, and that is a three-year-old little girl taking her pet chicken on a ride on her tricycle. the little girl, circling the driveway in auburn, alabama with it's flapping away there looking like it might want to be done. tisha: they look happy. tisha:steve: the mirror ball trophy is up for grabs. tisha: "dancing with the stars" kicked off a new season. anna laurel is in hollywood talking with ging

battle of the blues went to unc. the score 76-72, and as soon as the game was over, the tar heel fans immediately flooded franklin street. [ cheering ] >> 15,000 fans packed into the intersection of franklin and columbia streets in chapel hill for the victory celebration. there were fires in the street and fans in the trees. >> chaos. it is crazy. everyone just cheering on the 'heels. cheering the acc. it is just amazing. atmosphere like nothing else. >> and duke, and we just beat them. at their own stadium. >> the fans we spoke with were thrilled that the tar heels winning last night's match. early this morning the chapel hill police announced they did not make any arrests and there were no injury aves the celebrations. >>> well, still ahead, a local woman is making waves in the fashion industry. still to come in our what's next segment, what pushed her to come up with her line of j and it is a little cool -- >>> and it is a little cool outside as we kick off our mornings. heat this >>> good sunday morning. off to a

. >> the cards are blue. >> got it. >> so also your foyer qualifications the officers fire no more than two shots within each of the shots there is an assessment period where officers assess the situation. >> back up on page with the fire. >> the stages of fire where officers shot from various distances from 3 from the 4 foot to 25 yards and a stage is at one of those distance lines were there can, two shots from the strong hand or two shots from your i'm sorry i'm right-handed so two shots from the weak and two shots from the strong hand or officers are asked to step to the right and assess and a left so there are also other stages of fire where officers use barriers in between them and the threat cover for distances, so not just standing at one line firing different shots but different stages of different distances with different movements and different really different thinking situation captain hoping that you could talk about what that i think that is a core of the shift to create like the national decision making assess repositioned and reassess if you could i th

most of them through the downtown corridor along the blue, orange and silver lines. now, many of those areas needed repairs to boost, to connect jumper cables to the rail. foggy bottom, again, foggy bottom not here. this is an update. mcphearson square and potomac avenue, metro found what it calls show-stoppers. frayed jumper cables. you can see exactly what they discovered today. those cables were exposed to the elements. metro tells us if the cables had been found in that condition on a normal day, they would immediately shut down the entire station to make emergency repairs. now those frayed cables don't mean a fire was imminent, but they are the same conditions that were found after the fire at mcphearson square on monday. and similar to what was found after the deadly smoke incident at the what maryland center barbara mccull ski said is needed to get it back on track. fox blamed d.c., maryland and virginia leaders for failing to promote a culture of safety. >> deliberate decision needed on the part of everyone involved in this, to focus relentlessly on safety. >>

from the blue route to the vine street expressway, still 12-minute trip. average speeds in the 60s.no problems in either direction, especially if you're headed westbound. more of the cars are traveling eastbound towards the center city area. heading out the door on 422, good to go so far, eastbound is typically where we see the volume and delay. from 29 to the schuylkill expressway, still an 8-minute trip. average speeds haven't budged yet. we're way up there. around the 6:30 mark we'll start to see some of the delays. we travel with mass transit for the morning, no problems or delays all across the board. vai and tracy. >>> thank you, jessie. decision 2016, more than 1,500 delegates are up for grabs. >> primaries and caucuses will be held across the country on this day known as super tuesday. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the national constitution center at the headed to the white house exhibit. this will be a very important day in politics. >> a very important day indeed, tracy and vai. here at the national constitution center with this exhibit you can learn a lot about the pri

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tisha: the executive mansion in raleigh, lit up in blue. governor pat mccrory and first lady and mccrory flipped the switch to celebrate those with down syndrome. he proclaimed today to be down syndrome awareness day in the state. steve: time to turn our attention to the big board for the must-see video tonight. we begin in minnesota with a police chase involving a cement truck. here is the wildcard. it's an 11-year-old boy arrested after stealing that truck and leading police on a truck -- on a high-speed chase. the chase lasted for about an hour, and it ended when that 11-year-old had to stop at a dead-end. here is something you don't see every day, and that is a three-year-old little girl taking her pet chicken on a ride on her tricycle. the little girl, circling the driveway in auburn, alabama with her chicken intel -- in tow. it's flapping away there looking like it might want to be done. tisha: they look happy. tisha:steve: the mirror ball trophy is up for grabs. tisha: "dancing with the stars" kicked off a new season. anna laurel is i

this is 76, 13 minutes from the blue route to the vx. watch for the bridge closure on the falls breath that's closed for rehabilitation work until april. take the city avenue bridge for now. for the rest of the area bridges, i checked in with the tacony palmyra and the burlington bristol. no scheduled openings or no problems on the walt or the ben heading into philadelphia. on the burlington bristol, watch for construction until 5:00 this morning. another hour or so. they will be alternating lanes. lauren? >> thanks, jessica. >>> breaking from overnight, cars go up in flames and quickly spread to a building in calbwin, delaware county. katy zachry is live near the scene. how did they get control of this fire. >> we're hearing from firefighters it was not easy. the big concern is all the people that lived just blocks from here. just cleared from the scene, many of the firefighters from throughout dell elle county who responded as backup. what you're looking at is the area that was an all-out inferno a few hours ago. here's video from the

islanders shut out by the stars tonight and the devils losing to the blue jackets 6-3. spring training, the mets and nationals were out. he signed a one year deal with the cardinals. he looked pretty sharp. four strikeouts including kelly johnson, nick swisher and kelly johnson. allowed one run in four innings. the fifth winning was a bit concerning for elsberry. he was sent for an x-ray. they both came back negative. yankees also won that game 3-2. you do not want to miss him for any stretch of time. >> painful too. >> all right. >> john, thanks. we have a correction to a story we brought you earlier in the police say they identified the man, suspected of slashing a woman in prospect park south earlier this month. they have noa yet arrested this man. his name is gregory alfred. he was seen in this video. you have any information on his whereabouts please call police. >> tout's it for news 4. saturday night live is coming up next. >> have a good weekend. we'll see you tomorrow. r the bigg the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrit

the blue devils are the number 4 seed in the west region and face wilmington at 12:15. they hope for back to back tournament wins after winning the national tournament last year. they have the third best all time record wins with 105. it's the second time duke faced unc wilmington. the tar heels are getting ready to play game one in raleigh versus florida gulf coast. unc is the number one seed in the east region and play at 7:20 a.m. the guard is confident heading into the tourney even if people are doubting their defense. >> we have always had talent since i have been here. we are putting it together to become a complete team, this year especially. we defended better because we are defending at a high level. >> i just filled out my picks and we posted some brackets from our reporters, meteorologists and anchors including stephanie maxwell on the water cooler section of the home page. >> i have to fill out mine. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes. here is keith monday. it will feel cooler when you step outside. >> you will notice a change out there. a nice crystal

the total drive times are having no problems so far in the center city eastbound from the blue route the vine street expressway is only a 13-minute trip. no problems heading westbound. here's the new jersey turnpike. right around the delaware memorial bridge. no problems heading towards the toll plaza or either direction, north or southbound right now. roads are dry. that's a good thing. mass transit, everything pretty much running on or close to schedule for septa, patco, d.a.r.t., new jersey transit and amtrak. back in the next ten minutes with another check on your morning drive. >>> still in service, we've been telling you about the fire insurance issues happening in colwyn, delaware county. we'll tell you how the firefighting efforts will still happen with help of neighbors. >>> calling for action. hear why a local organization is rallying and saying pennsylvania's current dui laws are simply not enough. >>> 5:43. we continue our coverage of terror in brussels. hundreds of people are gathering downtown to lay down flowers and light candles in honor of the victims of the terror at

this came a little bit out of the blue. i think in the wider context it is not a huge surprise.66 years old now and it is about time for him to move on. guy: what has he done? >> he has relentlessly focused on costs. shapeook in much better and many ways. guy: he has outperformed his sector peers. absolute terms of has been her rent this in relative terms he has done a very good job. he is outperformed glencore. guy: he is an insider and knows the business and he has bought into the strategy. >> a think that is right and what is interesting is that he has the copperhead and not the iron ore head. so the question that investors will be asking is does this signal a shift toward more core projects. developing that will be a huge part of what he has to do. are they going to be the company that does m&a? guy: we have talked to various of the bosses and you get the sense that the rio is in the driving seat on this story. focus may be an area they on. how easy will it be to buy assets in this space? >> it's like, yes the balance sheet is stronger to do deals if they are there. we've se

. >> the insurance department intervened on behalf of blue shield customers to find out the problems. mike hyland has more on how the provider is responding.>> this could all lead to fight for blue cross. in the meantime, customers want the issues fixed. he has been keeping a file and all the issues she has had with the blue cross. it started in january when her son was trying to get his medicine. >> they said he did not have any insurance. i stayed on hold 20 hours and probably spent another 10 to 15 hours talking. >> reporter: she got help from the state insurance apartment getting her sons plan figured out. >> i was not a happy camper and i was very stressed out. are still billing problems. the shirts apartment tells us it had to reopen 70 cases earlier this year. with people facing similar problems. >> there has been some progress made but the progress has been slow. that is certainly frustrating. took back he launched an investigation and says blue cross could face a penalty of up to $1000 per day per violation. the department has received 8700 calls and 1900 formal complaints. h

this is the blue route around ridge pike. no problems in either direction. ds still into the 60s. and no increase really anywhere in our drive times. we are watching this disabled vehicle. they might be tieing things up with police activity on the scene in bridgeport. union avenue and coats street. here's the white horse pike. no problems through the intersection, no backups, one or two lonely cars on the roadway at this time. the area bridges are doing okay. no scheduled openings for the tacony palmyra or the burlington bristol. if you're heading over the bridge westbound from philadelphia to new jersey on the ben or the walt, we're nice and clear. i'll be back with more updates on your morning drive. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> a kaeld start to your tuesday morning. grab the jack brett you head out. it will stay cold as we go through the rest of this morning. mostly in the 30s, some areas in the 20s. we have 70 degree temperatures in the forecast and then we go into your friday. some showers start to move in

it does not have the more well known blue cross of the confederate battle flag. yesterday it flew in honor of confederate flag day. it also flies in january on robert e. lee's birthday. >>> vietnam veterans gathered on the capital grounds to remember people missing from the war in southeast asia. they're part of north carolina vietnam veterans' incorporated. they met on the first saturday of every month for the past 28 years. they call out the names of those unaccounted for. they say they started 28 years ago with 65 names and are now down to 39. >>> raleigh's mayor will give the state of the city tomorrow. it will take place at the it will start at 12:30. the doors open at 11:30. the event is open to the public and is free. we'll have more on what mcfarland discusses tomorrow night on cbs north carolina news. >>> still ahead in this newscast, it is a reunion seven decades in the making. still to come, we'll show you how cooling reconnected two families. >>> plus, it is not jurassic park, but dinosaurs are invading raleigh. we'll tell you where you need to head t

all three meetings they've now won denton koon with the lead with eight seconds left. try blues that seventy to sixty seven of the really competitive and both teams competitiveness in just the energy was crazy in the game was back and forth from unfortunate that in the execution here and on very close to being tied up with them and how involved through executing the right way to the dumbest tweet or a team i thought we competed hard enough to win no question about that. we held our own the boards against the much more physical team that we are but our execution wasn't quite good enough to have to wait on their postseason fate. it was a storybook senior night for fourth ranked virginia cavaliers took their business last night as they host eleventh ranked louisville's four seniors among them anthony gill who's going to vary the jumper is a job out to the early to nothing lead he had fifteen points led by twelve at halftime and didn't look back mike tobey off the feed inside from devon hall from the beach toby with the slam. he also had fifteen points. big day coming from points to

the blue ribbon commission requested by sheriff smith following that inmate's death is now calling into question smith's own leadership. as the head of the jail. ktvu's monty francis is live outside the jail in san jose with details. monty? >> reporter: well, ken, today if commission had its final meeting and made a number of recommendations but the real bombshell here is that a majority of the members think that the current leadership at the jail should go. >> where was the pilot all this time? and right. so it's a poor plane, and a poor pilot. you're going to crash. >> reporter: retired judge cordell heads the blue robin commission set up after a mentally ill inmate michael tyree was killed in august of 2014. allegedly hat the ands of three -- at the hands of three guards at the santa clara county jail. a majority of commissioners calls on the board to take immediate steps to change the leadership of the operation of the jails. >> either they're not paying attention or they don't get it or they're incompetent or they just don't care. i don't know. it doesn't matter. what matters is it