>>reporter: the 39-year-old was shot and killed in the doorway of the home just before noon on mariposa drive after putting a gun at police. two hours before that he threatened to kill a construction crew at the home next door. eyewitness news shows the picture of formal that jason mccoy who fired the one shot that killed the man. they are not releasing the man's name until they contact relatives. we did some digging and found out today was the first time that police responded to the home where the couple lived here. the girlfriend said she was at work when she briefly shut the last conversation with her boyfriend. >> he was in fear, it was just pure fear, he said you need to come home. >>reporter: they said her boyfriend did not sleep well last night and she did not know why. they said they were 3 guns inside of the home and 2 of them belong to the man killed by police. life in palm bay, ty russell. eyewitness news. >>> commissioners tackle the homelessness problem and they asked commissioners to find homes for families living on the streets. the county is looking for permanent solutio

. >> when you looked at the doorway, the stop of the doorway was where you would smash your face on it. debris was three feet from the top of the doorway, which is roughly 4 1/2 feet deep. other areas it was higher. basically got stacked. couldn't see out of the windows. some of the places it was stacked to the cleaning. >> it was clean clothes. she would clean them and pack them away. so it wasn't just garbage. >> there's the top of the door. got a little bit of clearance. >> to put that much stuff in there, she had to have been doing it for many years. it was kind of sad. you had kind of a sad feeling that somebody was living like this. >> take you to this bathroom here. yeah. that was the bathroom. >> the bathroom was completely filled with bags of stuff. so it wasn't usable. you could tell that she had finally just abandoned the house and just was using it for storage apparently now because there was no way that anyone could live in the house. >> no way, shape or form was it livable. >> if you have an entire house amassed with stuff from wall to wall, where do you even begin? what

. >> it's called the doorway effect. it happens when we change both mental environments. moving from room to room. this is the thing, the doorway effect happens to hoda -- it should be called the purse >> it happens in my purse. i opened it up and say, where is it? then, what was i looking for? can't be my id because i'm at home. can't be the keysthe apartment. as i'm sifting through all this, want to write something down?ound in your purse the other day. >> my home phone? >> her home phone was in her purse. >> i must have dropped a dressing room effect, too. >> i need to get it together. >>> yesterday, you remember this, jenna was talking about her cleanse and she looked on one of the beverages she was drinking for herhow many calories? >> 890. >> i ate the large lifesavers like they're popcorn and i ad 60 calories. each one is 15. when you eat 10 or 20 a day -- >> it's a lot. >> we wondered about calorieunts. >> play a game. >> dry roasted macadamia nuts. one, two, three, four, five, nuts? >> 110. >> 120. 300? >> 200 for this little cup of eihat's not enough for nuts. >>

edington, who had never used his gun on duty, shot latham in the doorway of the home. medical paperwork says he was shot 8 times - twice death. suit - they total their damages at nine million dollars . (page 2 paragraph 5) the family alleges that despite having a knife, latham never acted aggressively toward edington (page 3 paragarphy 8) and that the "excessive and unreasonable use of deadly force ... was the result of ... recklesness. though it hasn't been made clear who will represent edington in this new lawsuit - jeff swartz who represents edington in the criminal case gave us this statement. it reads in part: "officer edington was faced with a life threatening situation in which he was confronted by a man weighing over 270 pounds diagnosed with a serious mental illness waving a foot long knife... he had to make a split second decision when mr. latham refused to put the knife down even though three officers were ordering him to drop the knife." court papers show the other officers did not fire their weapons. the first hearing regarding the lawsuit is set for late

our seals rushed to the doorway which was covered by a layer of blankets, and started ripping them down exposing himself to enemy fire. the teammate, the lead assaulter pushed in and was hit. ed then moved in next and an enemy guard and his rifle at him. ed fired, someone moved across the floor, perhaps a hostage, perhaps another guard looking for a weapon. the struggle was hand-to-hand, ed straddled him pinning him down. he adjusted his nightvision goggles and things came into focus and he was on top of a guard. the american hostage later described the scene, the dark room suddenly filled with men and the sound of exploding gunfire. narrow beings of light shot in every direction. voices called out his name. he answered, i am right here. hearing english, ed leapt across the room and threw himself on the hostage shielding himself from the bullets. with his body he shielding the hostage, with his bare hands heap in the fighter to the wall and held him until his teammates took action. it was over almost as soon as it began, in just minutes by going after those guards and saved the lives of

kind of okay, oh damn it, this is not good, the people in the doorway, okay. it's one of the most dangerous areas of the city. the street of hollywood, on the east side of detroit, appeals to me more so than any other street in the city. because of the abandoned houses on this block. you can tell, it's such heart and sow soul that was put into the making ever it. just left to rot, we are on the house on euclid street, on euclid and brush. it's been my favorite to shoot because of the architecture of it. anybody home? hello? the first thing you want to do when you go into an abandoned building, you want to announce yourself, you don't want to startle anyone. a baby's toy, very seldom will i move an object. detroit has changed me. and for people who say oh, i only attractive the negative of detroit, i beg to differ. i think i show the world that hey, look at me. give me some help. come at me all you want. but detroit is my life, my love. and i will never, ever talk bad about her. >> this story originally aired in 2013. tony now has over 400,000 followers on insta

our s.e.a.l.s rushed to the doorway, which was covered by a layer of blankets. started ripping them down, exposing himself to enemy fire. a teammate, the lead assaulter, pushed in and was hit. fully aware of the danger, ed moved in next. an enemy guard aimed his rifle right at him. ed fired. someone moved across the floor -- perhaps the hostage; perhaps another guard lunging for a weapon. the struggle was hand-to-hand. ed straddled him, pinning him down. ed adjusted his night vision goggles. things came into focus, and he was on top of a guard. the american hostage later described the scene. the dark room suddenly filled with men and the sound of exploding gunfire. narrow beams of light shot in every direction. voices called out his name. he answered, "i'm right here." hearing english, ed leapt across the room and threw himself on the hostage, using his own body now, success came with a price. that first seal through the door -- ed's friend, nic -- was grievously wounded. ed is a medic, so on the helo out, he stayed with nic, helping to perform cpr the entire fl

he doesn' t appear to be paying attention once he hits the doorway. the troops and does a face plant into the suv. mark: chick-fil-a is hoping to encourage some quality family time, minus the cell phones, by bribing customers with food, free food. as in free ice cream cones. your phone. then put it in a box at your table for the entire meal. more than 150 locations are taking part. at least you don' t have to dress like a cow. customers who did that got a free meal last summer. lisa: attention, star wars fans. the force awakens will be available for digital download april first. viewers can download other features as well like deleted scenes and other material from director j.j. abrams. the first six star wars films were made available for digital download for the first time ever last april. the film will be released on blu-ray and dvd april fifth. donald trump makes a new enemy in his own party. mark: what former presidential nominee mitt romney had to say about the businessman-turned-politician. lisa: at sign live on your friday, i hope it is a great

down on the roadway. pbackups. pseven minutes and continue to pgive yourself that extra time pout the doorway. p>>laura: thank you. pnew developments this morning in pthe terror attacks in brussels. pinvestigators say that two of pthose suicide bombers were pbrothers. p>>russell: they caught the third psuspect this morning. pisis claiming responsibility. pthe terror group issuing a pterror threat to other countries pthat opposed them. pstatement says what is coming is pworth worse and more bitter. pthey showed pictures of isis pfighters handing out candy to pchildren to celebrate the attack pin brussels. p34 people are dead, dozens more phurt, including americans. pshayla reaves is covering the pincrease in security at tampa pinternational airport. pdoug at reagan international pairport outside of washington pwith the latest on the pdevelopments there. pdoug, you start. p>>reporter: good morning. pdepartment of homeland security psecurity at a number of airports pand rail hubs. peurope, meantime, there is one preport, not confirmed yet but pone report indicating that one pof the individuals s

. >> when he made his way to the front of the store, the employee stationed himself at the doorway and told the man he would have to pay for the clothes. >> all of a sudden he dashes towards the front door and that is when he brandished the firearm. >> and told him what? >> told him stay back. correct? >> he does it quick. and shows him the gun real quick and put it is back and makes his way out of the store. >> detective thinks he may be homeless and needed the clothing because he got underwear and pants nothing that you would sell on the streets. >> it is sad but we all know that you cannot use violence as a way of getting what you need. >> the detective says police checked homeless camps but have not located him. if you know anything call crimestoppers... crime doesn't pay crimestoppers does. back to you. >> paul, appreciate it. thank you. >> let's talk weather because it is gorgeous out there. meteorologist lyndsay tapases is tracking it all in the first alert weather center. >> and we have 70s in the forecast for the next couple of days and we hit 77 for the high this afternoon. u

police in the town say this man walked into regina high school and proceeded to trip naked in the doorway of a bathroom just off the lobby last month. udents were surprised this man was able to get in. >> everybody gets buzzed in. they have a camera in front of the school building like a video cao.mera. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how the man got into the school. was last seen driving away in this late model sky blue car. >>> for the second straight friday threats have forced new jersey schools to lock down. 11 districts were impacted today, nine of them in bergen county alone. this has been an ongoing issue that students are getting more annoyed with. >> reporter: that's right. close to 1,000 students here at fort lee high school missed half threat was called in at 11:00 a.m. the ey were evacuated to a nearby youth center and a nearby apartment building. students are getting frustrated. they came to class today ready to take tests and turn in projects. instead they spent most of the day sitting around. >> i should have just stayed home. >> reporter: hannah chang was s

i'm in the doorway calling. a lot of parents and teachers are coming in. >> lisa: the father told us he will likely have brain damage. county workers have since doubled up sections of the dirt and sod to fill in gaps. >> matt: it's not known yet what caused an iconic mansion to catch fire. investigators with the state fire marshal's office say they have not pinpointed what started the fire that gutted the pumpkin center on tuesday. no one was living inside the home when it caught fire. it was being remodeled. the founder of florida today and "usa today"al neuharth once owned that home. it was sold last year for $5 million. >> drivers are noticing a ramp up in construction work on the big drive. >> lisa: there were new detour signs this morning on the 408 ramps around downtown. here's more on the closures and changes. >> reporter: this morning marked another big step in the six year long process that is the i-4 ultimate project. if you travel near orange avenue, then you probably noticed a new detour has been set

the doorway ofir force one. and frank, i never thought frankly in all the years i've been covering cuba and cuban-americs that we would see this while the castro brothers were alive, did you? >> and there he is. >> andhere he is. >> reporter: yes, there he is. the first lady, michelle obama, and president barack obama. united states, after secret negotiationsnsf 18 months taking place, there he is, being the gentleman that he is, holding the umbrella for the first lady. and sasha and malia right behind him as he waves to the cuban people who are there to greet him at jose' marti' international airport. making his way down air force one. about to take foot on cuban soil. this is truly a r remarkable sight. greeting bruno rodriguez, the equivalent to john kerry in the u.s. shaking hands with the first family. and the president of the united states covering them all with his umbrella. >> anchor: there youp go, white these roses being handed not only to the first lady, but it looks like to the daughters as well. . >>

168 and route 42 freeway, right lane block, a lot of stuff going on on 295 make note headed out the doorways this morning. >> the philadelphia parking authority says you can feed the kiosk with your credit card once again. authorities have fixed a wireless transmission problem that forced drivers to pay cash or coins for several hours yesterday. so, if you got a ticket, you tried to use your credit card you might be able to get out of t just save that receipt. the ppa is offering 15 minute grace periods. the authority says to contact customer service. >> well, these days, cell phones can do just about anything, right? later on today, the new york auto show will feature a car that can be unlock and even started with a smart phone. cbs correspondent jill wagner shows you how it works. >> missy frazier says she always has her cell phone in hand. her car key, not so much. >> have you ever lost your car key? >> yes, absolutely. >> how frustrating is that? >> very frustrating. >> with that in mind, volvo making their physical keys digital. >> imagine being able to leave your key at home and still

and colors remained draped over the doorway where officer harrison worked not far from where he grew up. the funeral. >>> he was one of the officers trying to do good, trying to make a difference. >>> now a judge has set bail at $100,000, 10% cash bond. espinal-mejia is a native of the dominican republic but is an american citizen, if he does make bail he'll be expected to surrender his passport. reporting live this afternoon in elizabeth new jersey, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> thank you. was it a case of ski rage? a doctor accused of assaulting a boy on a ski slope pleaded, he appeared before a judge the 44-year-old was skiing with his son at the mountain creek resort on valentines day when a 12-year-old snow border ran into them. police say he punched the boy in the mouth and hit him with a ski pole. the attorney said the doctor had no intention of harming the boy. >>> an update a long island village voted to stop new e- for business, officials approved a moratorium on vaping lounges, saying too many health questions remain unanswers. vape shop owners say they are safe and misu

officers rushed to the scene and were met by an armed man in the doorway of the house. that man pointed a gun at the first arriving officers before going back into the house. tpd officers tried to get him to surrender for 45 minutes pep came back, raised a gun and shields dead center. tpd spokesperson says the officers are lucky to be alive. >> i don't know why the gentleman pulled out the gun and fired, but he did, and luckily, the shield was there and the officers responded as they are trained to do, which is when somebody fires upon you, you have to respond with force. >> reporter: those officers will remain on routine investigation unfolds. they speak with people here in the neighborhood and put all of the pieces together to answer still has. live in tampa this morning, corey dierdorff, abc action news. >>> happening right now. a dive team is back out on the water searching lake thonotosassa after jumping off of his pontoon boat. the crews were out there last old. friends say he was on a boat the water to grab a pool noodle. they say he panicked as he swam and never

his body was found near the doorway. the family had to lead the hotel yesterday because it was booked for the weekend, but a claremont resident stepped up >> >> if you plan to head to the beach, you may want to plan near a lifeguard tower. the crowds were smaller at the beaches yesterday because of the rain we saw, beach safety officials rescued nine people. several spring break visitors were arrested for alcohol and traffic related incidents, but we are told there were no major >> >> time now, 7:10. meteorologist merck is in severe weather 9. some areas already experiencing rain this morning. >> we'll be seeing a small craft advisory today and tomorrow along the coast and the high risk rip current through the beginning of the the lifeguard station if you are you going to be in the water. three to four foot seas with a light chop as we head into the day. west to east ocala, you folks will be seeing showers and clear the rest of the day with a high of 75. winter park. i-4 corridor, looking at a good chance for showers and

the city. now, there are, these are temporary. they do block driveway and doorways. the city does have to weigh the inconvenience factor against the risk of flooding and sewer overflooding which have triggered numerous complaints and lawsuits. but the longer term solution, frankly, is sewer improvement and the to expand that is going to begin some time later this year, perhaps next year and cost a quarter of a billion dollars. very large, indeed. we'll see if these work. reporting live in san francisco, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> very interesting concept there. >> if you're barricaded inside your home, go to the grocery store first and get some bread and milk because you might be there for a while. >> rob is really tracking everything for us. >> we can use those in the north bay this morning. >>> sonoma county for sure. you have already moderate rain coming down and the rest of the area not and golden gate bridge, it's a dry commute. just a few sprinkles there right now and the temperatures very interesting. 60 san jose over towards mountain and 61 degr

make net this morning if you are leaving heading out the doorway. blue route southbound at mid county tolls, we are looking good. looking nice and quiet, damp out there. 309 headlights moving in the north bound direction at the turnpike looking quiet. this is where we have an accident up are moreland blair million road, make note of. that another accident just pay attention to this one east new port pike a at maryland avenue westbound lanes are block, completely block right now, eastbound lanes are reopened. i am going to have you disregard this alternate and we will put kirkwood highway. that is a better alternate for those moving in the westbound lanes where these lanes are block. then we have construction in delaware, route 13 north bound ramp to 295 south that ramp is closed. we have been talking about this and keep reminding you of that for those around that area, erika, back over to you. >>> super tuesday lives up to its name for donald trump and hillary clinton. cbs news projections billion air developer the winner in seven states. marco rubio

apparently the attacker's bomb-making factory was too scared to go on camera, but talked to us in the doorway. he told us that there were five men who came and went regularly from the apartment, that they were in a hurry to rent it, paid cash up front and used a fake identity, michael dos santos. he became suspicious that something strange was going on the ceiling into the apartment below theirs. the superintendent also smelled a noxious odor coming from their rooms. the superintendent did not report this to police because he couldn't be sure that something criminal was going on. it was only when investigators raided the place immediately after the bombings that a deadly haul of explosives and chemicals were found. >> pelley: debora patta in brussels tonight, debra, thank you. isis claims responsibility for the attack, and allen pizzey reports that investigators are finding isis operatives throughout europe. >> reporter: rubbing salt on the wounds it inflicted, isis has put out a slick new video taunting europe's efforts to fight terrorism. "we are everywhere," the jihadi screams the french.

his body was found near the doorway. for some reason, he was unable to make it out. we watched as others dropped by to leave blankets and money at city hall. >> we have had a lot of love come out for the family. everyone is trying to surround them and have given a lot. >> the family had to leave their hotel yesterday because but a resident stepped up and offered them two home rooms in their home. >> >> drivers that take i5 and mateland will be able to go back to their normal route. we told you the ramp to i4 will be closed all weekend. the ramp will reopen tomorrow morning at 6:00, as a reminder, the ramp from orange avenue to quarterly westbound was also shut down and that won't reopen for the next three years. >> >> if you plan to head to the volusia beach, you may want to swim near the lifeguard tower. crowds were smalling at the beaches yesterday because of the weather, all of the rain we saw. rescue officials still had to rescue nine people. several spring breakers were arrested for alcohol and traffic related incidents. major incidents at the beaches. >> we are

officers rushed to the scene and were met by an armed man at the front doorway of the house. he then pointed the handgun. we're initially told he pulled the trigger and the gun didn't go off. now we're getting conflicting stories from officers. so we'll have to investigate whether the man pulled the trigger. the man retreated back inside once again came back outside still armed in a carport area. police had riot shields for their protection. the man for a second time raised the gun. this time pulling the trigger. it hit the officer's riot shield dead center. one officer returned fire striking and killing the man. the officers were lucky this morning. >> i don't know why the gentleman pulled out the gun and fired, but he did. luckily, the shield was there and the officers responded, which they are trained to do. when somebody fires upon you, you have to respond with force. >> reporter: tpd says this was a handgun and police officers were trying to we'll bring you on air and online at

and begins to fight with the gentlemen standing in the doorway. taking the cane and beating him with his own cane. the director believes it was the result of of a bar fight that fell into the streets and it caught innocent bystander sfwlz we don't have people hanging in the front at no time of day. and came out to check the security of the building and got attacked. they hope that someone will see this video and turn in the attackers one threatened to come back and burn the place down. >> that concerns us we don't have them in custody, we are putting the video out there and hopefully going to get these guys in. >> the mission is thinking about increasing security that would include surveillance cameras, meantime police say that those two suspects were last seen driving a light colored kia, anyone with information should call police back to you. >> thank you gray. >>> police are investigating the attempted fire bombing of a south philadelphia home. according to authorities someone threw a molotov cocktail at the house here on the south block of beac

barriers that worked last year he's talking about the metal floodgates that were installed in the doorways of the stable cafÉ. he thinks the city should install them up and down the street. the city says they can't do that. can't make improvements to private businesses, there's a grant program. the city is also looking at a bigger.more permanent solution to address the flooding here but they say it will take years and hundreds of millions of dollars to complete. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: train no. 6 being held at from moderate now delaying service to stockton the figure 20 minutes the action comes four days after a mudslide causing a strain to derail and you're looking at the scene for a helicopter partnership with abc seven. nine of passengers injured in this derailment. service out for about a day after the wreckage was cleared. it links the central valley was silicon valley. track the storm is anytime anywhere with the kron 4 mobile application of free download for i phone and tried devices. it did not take long for jury to decide with police in a civil trial involving a c

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. >> and i'll be in the doorway going oh, gosh. >> why should tonight be any different. >> i love the contrast that we have as you know with snow that we're talking about in the forecast and today prediction for cherry blossoms. >> isn't that crazy. >> it it is nice. >> this is why march madness is not just for basketball but weather. the main points it's broom this year they're thinking march 31 to april 3 and average day is april 4 and last year by the way they didn't peak until april 120 and year before that april 9 this is earliest since 2012 and peak means 70% of blossoms are out and festival this year will run from march 20 to april 17 hopefully we'll time out for part this and that is kiting and towards end of month we have warm days next week that won't bring him out early we called it some cherry blossoms bloomed early this fall and winter and i hope we get as beautiful as i bloom as we did over the winter. headlines tonight, it's really cold out there. it is quiet though and most of your thursday is going to be quiet and dry as well. so no real weather concerns. although we

the other thing we should say is that these barriers locking residences, the doorways in to residentsrriers will be -- playing with more of the residents and businesses here and if they are welcome here or not. we will keep an eye on them and see how they are working out and see how residences and businesses are feeling about it as bell. back to you. >> as you are talking in i -- the man in the yellow vest. are they being filled with something, are they just empty large plastic containers. >> reporter: right now they are empty but they are filled with recycled water. right now it looks like they are filling that with the recycled water and it tikis a lot of effort to put the barriers in. it's not just putting them in and leaving them. take ace lot of manpower to put them in. its part of 1 5,000 dollar pilot project. it may be -- used in other parts of san francisco as well. there's a lot of flooded areas, especially when it rains very hard. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's go to alex. are you watching our drive, toll plaza and everything else. >> overall the drive looks goo

they shot the doorway. but the great mark burnett. look at that. >> the great youtube.ll up a video. >> you can see that and again, if ashley is watching, you can see the johnny carson show on our old-timer's network. what's the name of our network where they replay it? classic kron. >> me tv, isn't? >> what's that? >> me tv. >> you're hipping it. i don't know if you made that up. >> i didn't make that up. >> she does not make things up. >> antenna tv. >> close. >> i call it classic kron. >> i was that close. i even did mumble, grant, see if pam is making that up. thank you grant. in the last 24 hours i have just grown to love this guy. he's one of the few guys that covers your back. he's a good guy. >> yes, he is. >> unless they said we'll give you and your family ten grand more if you can get rid of him. but right now, it is warm in here. what would it be, 20? >> 10 would do it. >> give me some exhibition baseball while we sit and drink beer in the stands, we watch other guys get in shape. mike trout, there he goes. grant earlier said he would take trout over young ha

our seals rushed to the doorway, which was covered by a layer of blankets. shed in and was hit. fully aware of the danger, ed moved in next. an enemy guard aimed his rifle right at him. ed fired. someone moved across the floor, perhaps the hostage; perhaps another guard lunging for a weapon. the struggle was hand-to-hand. ed straddled him, pinning him down. ed adjusted his night vision goggles. things came into focus, and he was on top of a guard. the american hostage later described the scene. the dark room suddenly filled with men and the sound of exploding gunfire. narrow beams of light shot in every direction. voices called out his name. he answered, "i'm right here." hearing english, ed leapt across the room and threw himself on the hostage, using his own body to shield him from the bullets. another enemy fighter appeared, and with his body, ed kept shielding the hostage. with his bare hands, ed pinned the fighter to the wall and held him until his teammates took action. it was over almost as soon as it began. in just minutes, by going after those guards

to make sure he is not being followed but he doesn' t appear to be paying attention once he hits the doorway. tripping and falling face first lisa: chick-fil-a is hoping to encourage quality time on a cell phones by bribing customers with free food, as in free ice cream cones, just silence your phone and put it in a box at your table for the entire meal. more than 150 locations are taking part. at least you don' t have to dress like a cow. customers who did that, got a freedom you -- green-ellis summer. mark: attention "star wars" fans, it will be available on blu-ray and dvd. the film will be released on blu-ray and dvd on april 5. when we continue, controversy ruling in the race for the white house. -- brewing in the race for the white house. this ago how oh how governor comets from donald trump. mark: mother and daughter killed in a head-on collision. a scene that police call horrific. randi: looking at the forecast the next couple of days, a chill in the air. dealing with flurries. they will be gone by 8:00 and 9:00. chapters coming toward 40. -- two meters climbing toward 40. we will ta

pdrivers should give themselves pextra time out the doorway. pif you can avoid that area if at pall possible, that would be the pbest option. palternates 301, also 41. planes reopen but in the pmeantime, our estimate is around p7:00 when this might reopen. pf.h.p. is unable to give us an pofficial e.t.a., though. p>>russell: new this hour, the olls have opened in virginia. pit is the first state to cast pballots on a super tuesday. p>>laura: and today voters at pmore than a dozen states and pterritories will head to the olls. pwhen the votes are counted, we pwill be a big step forward in pknowing who the nominees could pbe. p>>russell: walter has a look at ptoday's biggest battle grounds. pgood morning. p>>walter: today is all about pwinning delegates. pthe candidates need to hit a pcertain number to give their arty's nomination. pthe republicans, the magic pnumber is 1,237. ptoday there are 595 delegates at pstake across 11 states or nearly phalf the number needed to secure pthe nomination. pmeantime, hillary clinton and pbernie sanders are bat

the as bus driver's door is opened, the guy gets up into the doorway where woman was trying to get off the bus and start punching her in the face and head. he pulls her off the bus, drags her down to his car, throws her in the back of this pontiac grand am and takes off. they all have the same memory of the same tag, the police ran the tag. they get nothing. nothing comes up because it is a temporary paper tag that maybe has been altered. the car took off. that is what they are looking for right now. they think come particular because they think this guy knew this woman. so he had in weapons, just his hand which can be pretty lethal weapons when beating up a young woman. no one else on the bus was hurt. the busies over at the depot at pratt and bridge in frankford that big septa area over there where they shattered the window. reason i mention that had is there are several surveillance cameras on septa abuses which we learned from watching this show every day and there happened to be a camera aimed at that window where he is smashing it and woman is seated. police are over there lookin