the party is in the state parliament. the german federal gives the states considerable powers and elections there matter. the eastern state here is one of three to hold elections on march 13. a recent survey suggests the afd has now sup planted the main social democratic party here, a point some afd supporters supporters were keen to make at a rally. >> we know that they're not all war refugees. we're also human and we want to help, but we will not be made fools of. that's exactly what is happening and that's why we're here to support the afd. with the old parties it's over >> reporter: the people at this really clearly believe that the afd speaks to their concerns, but the question for the party will be whether they can translate their opinion poll performances into actually votes. dominic kane >>> in per ewe hundreds of-- peru hundreds of people have demanded to protest against the leader. there is evidence that she gave out gifts at rallies in violation of a law. the chief rival was suspended after his party failed to comply with regulations >>> brazil's president says the arrest of her predecessor has to legal b

the party is in the state parliament. the german federal system gives the states considerable powers and elections there matter. the eastern state is one of three to hold elections on march 13. a recent survey suggests the afd has now supplanned the main social democratic party here, a point some afd supporters were keen to make at a rally. >> translation: we know that they're not all war refugees. we're also human and we want to help, but we will not be made fools of. that's exactly what is happening and that's why we're here to support the afd. with the old parties it's over >> reporter: the people at this rally clearly believe that the afd speaks to their concerns. the question for the party will be whether they can translate their opinion poll performances into actual votes >>> the town of killis has been nominated for the noble peace prize. they're almost twice as many syrian refugees than locals living there. the ruling party put in the bid and says europe should look to the town as a model of human rights protection. >> reporter: you can see refugees camps inside syria. just a few kilometers to the north is the turk

the party is in the state parliament. the german federal system gives the states considerable powers and elections there matter. the eastern state is one of three to hold elections on march 13. a recent survey suggests the afd has now sup planted the main social democratic party here, a point some afd supporters were keen to make at a rally. >> translation: we know that they're not all war refugees. we're also human and we want to help, but we will not be made fools on. that's exactly what is happening. that's why we're here to support the afd. for the old parties it's over >> reporter: the people at this rally clearly believe that the afd speaks to their concerns, but the question for the party will be whether they can translate their opinion poll performances into actual votes. dominic kane >>> cuba has signed a historic deal with the european union normalizing relations. foreign policy chief met cuban president after two years of negotiations. e.u. is cuba's second biggest trading partner despite differences over political reform and human rights issues. nigerians will be facing higher electricity costs as provides say

. >> but for now the test in the party is in the lenttag or state party, elections there matter. the eastern state of zaxan an anhelt, the party has supplanted the national democratic party here, a rally in melzeborg. >> translator: we know they are not all war refugees. we will not be made fools of and that's exactly what's happening. with the old parties it's over. >> reporter: the people at this rally clearly believe that the afd speaks to their concerns but question for party will be whether they can translate their opinion poll performances into actual votes. dominic cain, al jazeera in zaxen anhad. >>> preemptive attack against the south. announcement as naval exercises with the u.s., south korea, and be australia take place. rob mcbride has more. >> the u.s. say this is felon provocative, they have told the north koreans about compactly what is taking place here. they say it contributes to the stability of the region and does not undermine it. the north koreas say this is used as a cover for a buildup of forces. those fears are not helicopter 50 fact that this year the contingent is l

, hard hit by rising sea levels, flooding, and severe storm surges. >> what we see is the united states, the eastern part of the united states from the gulf of mexico all the way up to new england is among the highest local sea level rise rates in the world. >> more people live on the coasts than ever before. and now that we have re peoplin har's w, obviouy when a sto does stke, the consequences are even more dire. >> there is a ton of coastline in america. we have something like 94,000 miles of coastline, 60,000 miles of coastal roads. half of america lives within a coastal watershed county, very close to the ast. so, we are a coasl couny, if yowill. what climate change is gonna do, the most important impact to coastal areas is gonna come through sea level rise. and that means that coastal flooding gets worse, coastal erosion gets worse,e'reonna see coasl areas undated. an in factthe impoant thin is, th is not mething out thfuture. it's already happeni now. viinia bea, miami, new orleans, they're already dealing with those types of impact. one trillion dollars worth of structures and property sitti

other than temperatures, you look across the eastern half of the united states, and there's usually, there's a lot going on outside because we can go out and not freeze and worry about storms. we have no rain in the forecast tomorrow. maybe a little fog early on. christian will be here at 4:30 in the morning. otherwise, 43. not too bad for a morning temperature. 68 at lunch. 75 when you get off the bus in the afternoon. the warmest day of the year tomorrow. today was the last monday of standard time. the sunset's going to be changing as we change our clocks this weekend, and bernie helping us say good-bye. great super sunset up on durham. the sun is setting these days at 6:17. love the oranges just exploding as always, love to get your e- mails of super sunset ises s and super sunrises. the sun will warm us into the 70s and keep us dry most of the week. today, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, not a whole lot of changes. what you see is what you get. then on friday, we'll increase the clouds just a bit. drop our temperatures just a few degrees. the actual cold front is never going to

many of the attacks are in the eastern state of sachsony. >> reporter: this is a hotel that should soone been housing up to 300 asylum seekers. instead it is now a wreck. when the fire was raging, the emergency services reported that some people could be heard cheering the burning and that a few people deliberately hindered their efforts. those people have since had charges brought against them. the mayor here says such incidents will not deter him from providing a welcome to refugees. >> we are not going to let arsonists decide who is going to come here, what number of people, and under which circumstances. we're not going to give way to these arsonists. >> reporter: but in sachsony such incidents don't happen in isolation. more than 20% of all attacks on asylum-seeker centers are in this state. yet there are fewer asylum seekers in sachsony than anywhere else in germany. and there are other examples of anti-refugee sentiments in this state. perhaps half an hour's drive away this is town. in this house refugees are being given shelter. but just a few weeks ago, a crowd gathered outside

a shot of snow moving through the eastern part of the state. elizabeth: day two of the troy mure junior trial wrapped up tuesday. the 24-year-old is charged with vehicular homicide in the death of scalicity perez. eric: she was killed in a high-speed single-car crash on 35th street in des moines last november. kcci's mark tauscheck was in the courtroom. mark: the crash tore the saturn sedan in two while troy mure was inexplicably able to walk away. multiple traumatic injuries to scalicity perez including an amputation of a leg. >> she took the brunt of the impact with the pole and as the vehicle got ripped in half it ejected her from the vehicle and left her where she was at. mark: mure says he and perez were being chased and multiple witnesses confirm seeing what looked like a cadillac chasing the saturn down 35th. mure says someone in the cadillac flashed a handgun. >> did you feel your life was in -- did you feel you had any other options other than to drive fast down that street. >> no my goal was to get away from cadillac or at least make

but we have a lot of wind for the eastern half of the state. there it is. including denver. we have a fire. weather warner. red flag warning. just be careful out there. anything that gets under way out there in the forms of the fire. is going to be blowing around by the wind. and will take off. high temperatures today. 40s 50s. close to 60s west. had a couple 60s from pueblo to trinidad. and we posted 50s here in northeast colorado. >> clouds over head. humidity low. weubd wind is noticeable. not that strong yet. it will pick up tomorrow. metro temperatures pretty much everybody from the northeast south and west side of the metro. within basically the almost complete 470 loop are in the 40s. 40s west side. up in elevation. you can see the temperatures drop off quickly. to the 30s. still 42 up in estes park. 37 in fort collins. and 39 in greeley. here comes the wind. these are wind speed numbers on future cast. for tonight. not all that strong. as we get into tomorrow. tomorrow late morning. and into the afternoon. look at these numbers ticking up. as the blast of wind rolls

the party is in the state parliament. the german federal system gives the states considerable powers and elections there matter. the eastern state is one of three to hold elections on march # 13. a recent survey suggests the af dpchlt has now supplanted the main social democratic party here, a point some supporters were keen to make at a rally. >> translation: we know they're not all war refugees. we're also human and we want to help, but we will not be made fools of. that's exactly what's happening. that's why we're here to support the afd. with the old parties it's over >> reporter: the people at this rally clearly believe that the afd speaks to their concerns, but the question for the party will be whether they can translate their opinion poll performance into actual votes >>> an israeli air strike has killed a 10-year-old child in gaza. it hit the child's home. the ministry said israel carried out five air raids on saturday. they came after several rockets were filed from gaza into israel on friday night causing no injuries. the victim's brother describes what happened. >> translation: what happened was we were sleepin

this keeps up the trend of sanders doing well in the north eastern states. an heads to the polls tuesday. this debate is taking place in flint, where there is a water crisis. candidates rarely agree about anything but listen to this. >> i believe the governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was he was responsible. >> i agree he should resign. [ applause ] we should support the efforts of citizen attempting to achieve that. >> we should note there are multiple investigations into the flint water crisis. the governor of michigan is republican. >>> 23 delegates but is still behind. march 15th could make or break marco rubio's campaign. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is hitting the campaign in ohio. >> we need john kasich to take charge and be at the white house, and this is why i endorse john kasich our great governor. >> they have been friends for several years. he faces a crucial election in his state on march 15th. >>> still ahead a dramatic rescue after a couple of adventurers are stuck in the ice. >>> wait

the party is in the state parliament. the german federal system gives the states considerable powers and elections there matter. the eastern state is one of three to hold elections on march 13. a recent survey suggests the afd has now supplanted the main social democratic party here, some afd supporters were keen to make at a rally. >> we know that they're not all war refugees. we're also human and we want to help, but we will not be made fools off. that's exactly what is happening. that's why we're here to support it. >> reporter: they belief afd speaks for their concerns. the question will be whether they can translate their opinion poll numbers into actual votes. dominic kane >>> u.s. president obama has spoken at length about syria's civil war in an interview to the atlantic magazine. he elaborated on his decision no not launch a full-scale attack against the al-assad government after it was accused of using chemical weapons. he criticized some of washington's closest allies. >> reporter: a year into the syrian civilian war, obama said bashar al-assad don't use chemical weapons against your people >> we have been very

returning to the eastern half of the state. and that's because of that warm winds out there. pushing the temperature to 61. in denver. eleven above where we should be. which is 50. >> close to the mid 50s. every everywhere from aurora. to staple ton. 55 lake wood. foothills drops off. into the 20s and 30s. >> 60s if for the front range. than what we saw today. as a matter of fact. i have downtown denver at 67. degrees tomorrow. the same on the west side of town. 66 in. thornton there. 66 over in staple ton. >> 34 in the morning. on the way to 65 degrees. 7-day forecast. looking good. slight dip to 61. in a little breezy friday. then back to 66. saturday looks super. sunday is not bad. but the clouds will be on the march ahead of the cold front. so we'll turn breezy on sundays. more cloud. still 67. here comes the cold front monday tuesday. into the 50s. >> it's not the weekend yet. >> . police asking for your help. offering a two thousand dollar reward. and sped off. >> police have witnesses who saw an older model gray lincoln with several people inside. as they sped away. ho

kasich knows he's ut of contention in wisconsin and is positioning for a bunch of the eastern states at the end of the month. there was one piece of video that will probably cause him some headaches in new york, however. he was at houfd beach, and there's tape of this, eating pizza with a fork. megyn? >> oh, man. that's not allowed. what's up with that? carl, thank you. joining us now, charles franklin, director of the marquette university's polling team. thank you very much for being here with us. so obviously ted cruz has shot way up in just a couple of weeks. >> cruz goes from 19% to 40% in about a month in our polling. but i think the other part is, donald trump stalled in the water. he was at 30% in february. he's at 30% now. not much movement there. a lot of movement for cruz. what is does that tell you? >> it says that trump, who has polled behind his national average here in wisconsin, may have found a state where he does have a ceiling. it also shows that political leaders in the state have come to coalesce behind cruz after taking a while to do it. but in the last ten days t

returning back to the eastern half of the state. up and down the front range. of 63 tkpraoe lee. the 59 lions. 63 boulder. come into the metro. temperatures get maybe one or two degrees warmer. like in thornton. 65. 64 downtown denver. aurora at 64. evergreen you'll be at 53. and on the south side of town. again. higher elevations. in the 40s. and 50s. from confer. down to decker. and you'll find 60 castle rock. 60 castle pines. and the same in highlands ranch. >> problem solvers investigate gets results at the state capitol. >> . coming up. how lawmakers plan to crack down on 4 legged frauds. pets. who people pass off as service animals. plans for redevelopment. have some commuters worried about losing parking. the city and rtd are phraping a huge retail. and open space complex in the area. but many are complaining parking is not one of the top priorities and will be reduced for commuters who rely on this station. >> the final public hearing before the planning board is tomorrow. >> . my concern is the loss of parking spaces. in the major light rail station. that services the hu

trump made two stops wednesday in the north eastern part of the state and in between them he did interview with msnbc chris matthews. the exact punishment he did not know or say. trump later sent out a statement, if quote were to pass legislation making abortion illegal and the federal courts upheld regulation or any state permitted to ban abortion under state or federal law, the doctor or any other performing upon a woman would be held accountable, not the woman, the woman is a victim in the case as the life in her woarve. my position i am pro-life with exceptions. 21-point jump for cruz since the last poll was taken last month. back to you in new york. nicole: blake berman in appleton, wisconsin. thanks, blake. donald trump has 733 delegates, cruz 464. ohio governor has 143. lauren: senator bernie sanders is targeting superdelegates. right now hillary clinton has one thousand 712 total delegates and sanders has one thousand and 11, but without the superdelegates clinton only gets 1,243, sanders 980. they are very important. jeff flock who is traveling with the sanders campaign has a lot

i mean, one is the eastern state of iraq and levant and p.k.k. the way that the attacks are carried out are the same. that's suicide bombers. as the interior minister explained, the suicide bomber killed many around. security apparatus has been under criticism by parties and some press, as well. the government keeps saying that there cannot be 100% security proper in the world, so that's very different. >> turkish authorities are attributing this latest attack to isil. could turkey be witnesses some form of blowback here from a policy that turkey issued whereby it perhaps tolerated isil in indy the early days. it didn't target, didn't secure its border or target them, because they saw the group at the time as a counter to their bigger enemy, the syrian kurdish y.p.k. which her linking total p.k.k. >> it could be perhaps said that turkey could not understand in time, timely understanding of what isil is like. many our countries in the world, qatar, united states, russia, it was too late, but qatar and united states and russia are not nail i was of

both of them are sitting state senators from the eastern part of the state. mr. newton sort of was a headliner at senator phil berger's press conference. >> that's going to make for interesting senate sessions. they sit right near each other on the floor too so plenty of interesting conversations between the two. >> two lawyers, two campaign ad speeches at the same time. thank you very much for joining us tonight. loretta with time warner cable and gary robertson we hope we have you back soon. i'm sure we'll be talking about this stuff until november. stay with us. when we come back tyler duke our open records reporter going with us. >>> this was sunshine week the week of the year when those of us in the news business shine a light on the importance of open records laws and transparency and accountability they provide. here to talk about this is tyler dukes the winner of the 2016unshine award from the north carolina open government coalition. you won not just for your reporting but also for programming tools you invented can you talk more about that? >> sure and

the air and sea states and neutral countries in europe. it has threatened military attack, including nuclear attack against bar saw or against danish ships and the countries in the eastern parts, particularly the baltic states, are very concerned about this more aggressive russian behaviour. so for them it's very important that nato make clear that it maintains the political will and the military capability to fulfil its collective defense obligations. as long as that is true and visible, then we can continue to deter any russian aggression in the future. i think if anything it is going to cause russian to be more cautious in some of its approaches toward eastern allies and europe, and i think it you will understand and respect that the u.s. is taking a clear position consistent with its longstanding treaty obligations of collected defense. what we've seen up to now in this part of the world is, i believe, russia taking advantage of the u.s. and nato. they've done everything possible to accommodate russia. what russia has done is go further and further from georgia, to ukraine and elsewhere. what i think we're going to see is a little bit more push back, programs, you c

over the weekend high pressure will settle into the south eastern united states and the breeze will be buildg in along the coast. we will see the occasional sprinkle or the breeze and overall staying pretty quiet. the cloud cover will gradually clear out through the weekend. or boating, we have the risk of rip currents for swimmers and advisories will be required going into the weekend with higher wind and seas. noed a veezryes for now in the coastal waters of the keys. 4:37 is next high tide in dade and broward with forecast highs in the 80s once again with a good mix of sun and clouds. going into tonight, lows in the 60s nice and mild with the extended outlook calling for a quiet weekend. beach goers, swimmers, boaters, be careful on the waters at least through sunday. the winds will start to relax a little bit on tuesday. we wililbe right back., >> ashley: craig stevens with an an exclusive look. >> reporter: two years ago pamela pulled her five-year-old nephew lifeless body from her car onto the expressway an began giving him cpr. >> when i see those pictures i cry, just seeing him

, getting ready to move into far more friendly trump country, if you will, new york, all of the eastern states, nearly all of them. >> well, he hasn't called and asked for it, my advice to him would simply be talk about your vision for the country. don't let people get you down into the tit for tat stuff. there's no winning there. but focus on what caused people to support you, and that is your focus on immigration and jobs and the way the economy has mistreated a lot of the working class people of this country, and when he sticks to that, you know, it doesn't matter what people say about him. lou: and, you know, his use of america first, that resonates with me. how about you, governor? >> it does. look, i wished it didn't resonate so well with people. i'd like to have been the front-runner, instead of sitting in a chair talking to you tonight. lou: you'd have still been talking to me, i'm sure, governor. >> i would have, absolutely. not as somebody commenting on other people running. lou: i got you. >> i have to hand it to him, he's done a masterful job of connecting with the frustration in a

now temperatures are more like may or june across the eastern areas of the united states. 27 degrees expected in the u.s. capital, and it looks like cherry blossoms will likely in full bloom during march 20 across d.c. and in new york city up to 23 degrees expected for your wednesday. enjoy the taste of spring. and across the south hemisphere, heavy rain is still falling across parts of peru. and a dog was rescued. take a look at this video out of lima. a poor animal was stranded on the rocks due to the rushing waters of the river. residences tried to reach the dog but were swept under water due to strong currents. after multiple attempts to rescue the water, one residence was successful using a tire, to float over and tie a rope around the dog with residents pulling it into safety. thankfully, the dog was rescued d no oneas injur. spottyhowers a still expected across peru, but at least lima will see dry conditions as we go through the next several days and the weekend as well. and temperatures will be around 30 degrees. next up is your three-day forecast. >>> "newsroom tokyo" comes

they doubt it has missiles that could reach the eastern united states. >>> the fbi is looking into reports of two missiles bound for portland oregon were stopped overseas. they were found at belgrade airport. the missiles were discovered on a plane that took off from beirut, lebanon. the missiles are deadly and are used in combat. so far there's no word on who shipped them or why. >>> coming up on 4:52. still to come, why you may want to be extra careful out on the roads this morning. >>> a new spin on march madness. why the ncaa launched an investigation into a leak that spoiled major surprises. you're watching "today in new >>> a look at the hamilton bridge. the hour you lost for daylight saving could have an effect on this morning's commute. the new york city department of transportation says there's more accidents the week after the clock springs forward. during the last five years, serious crashes are up by 30% during the morning hours. the d.o.t. says it's a lack of likely to blame. >> we'll see. so far so good today. my mother, she said this to me today. she said there's going to be

the eastern portion of colorado. winter weather advisories through the higher elevations until the next couple days. winds picking appear for the eastern portion of our state. we will talk more about the rain and snow and how much we can expect in a few minutes. >>> i love this next story. in a few weeks you will have the drive to the airport anymore. new rail service will begin to dia and it will extend far beyond the train tracks. mark stuart shows us how it is creating new jobs and places to live. re/max the trains that will soon take you from union station to dia also the engine for new coffee sets footsteps from the station. >> a cup-proposition may make the shop opened two ago long `efore the debut of the airport service. the local chain wanted to be first, confident there would be long-term success. >> why not be the ones to go in and dive in earlier than everyone else. and wait for the rest of it to build around us. >>reporter: the expansion city. also the airport, panasonic building a new facility off tower road, near a new rail station. and new housing rising near the 3 new a line. >> two new comp lexis we are hoping more people will move in and

refugees and in some places there have been violent attacks and many of them are happening in the eastern stated dominick cane reports. >> reporter: this is the hotel and it should soon have been housing up to 300 asylum seekers, instead it is now a wreck. when the fire was raging the emergency services reported that some people could be heard cheering the burning and that a few people deliberately hindered their efforts, those people have since had charges brought against them. the mayor here says such incidents will not deter him from providing a welcome to refugees. >> we are not going to let arsonists decide who is going to come and what number of people and under which circumstances, we are not going to giveway to these arsonists. >> reporter: but such incidents do not happen in isolation. more than 20% of all the attacks on asylum seeker centers are in this state yet there are fewer asylum seekers per capita than anywhere else in germany and one refugee for every 238 people and other examples of antirefugee sentiment in the state and half and hour from here is clausniz and in this house r

she found one inside the shell. >> eastern state penitentiary hit home run with the sport and leisureop up museum running through march 13th. john mcdevitt, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" it looks like you can, teach an old dog new tricks, the important job this pooch does that has earned him the title of coolest dog in the world. >>> well, golfing in front of the tiger wood can be nerve racking but we will show you what 111 year-old boy did at the first t that even tiger himself could not be believing. kate? >>> big turnaround on the way, after snow for your friday morning commute, we will see temperatures rise, and we could be pushing, 07 degrees, i will tell you when warmest day of the seven day will be your body is a finely tuned instrument. diarrhea can throw it out of rhythm. imodium multi symptom relief combines two powerful ingredients to relieve diarrhea faster and ease gas, cramps and bloating. restore rhythm with imodium. >>> well, google is now joining in the fight against the zika virus, internet search giant has donated

we have a little while before we see this increase but major changes affecting the eastern half of the united states. yesterday if you are watching warm air pushing across the eastern half of the united states. if you are traveling and this is your spring break or thinking about taking vacation over the next couple of days things will be good. there's a system working across the midsection of the country. we will show you that later on the newscasts but fairly quiet out there. a few passing clouds tonight a little bit of moisture near it system will keep it dry and keep temperatures that warm air coming from the south south. even if we started out cool tomorrow in the mid-40s we get a quick warm-up and by noon we will be in the 70s. you may want to leave with a jacket but put a short-sleeve shirt underneath it. we are looking at 72 once we get to 5:00 p.m. and we want to show you the temperatures over the next three days. 74, 75 and 74. i want to remind you we will always keep you plugged into changing weather conditions. head over to our facebook page or her webpage 46 charlotte.com and use the nav

we have a little while before we see this increase but major changes affecting the eastern half of the united states. yesterday if you are watching warm air pushing across the eastern half of the united states. if you are traveling and this is your spring break or thinking about taking vacation over the next couple of days things will be good. there's a system working across the midsection of the country. we will show you that later on the newscasts but fairly quiet out there. a few passing clouds tonight a little bit of moisture near it system will keep it dry and keep temperatures that warm air coming from the south south. even if we started out cool tomorrow in the mid-40s we get a quick warm-up and by noon we will be in the 70s. you may want to leave with a jacket but put a short-sleeve shirt underneath it. we are looking at 72 once we get to 5:00 p.m. and we want to show you the temperatures over the next three days. 74, 75 and 74. i want to remind you we will always keep you plugged into changing weather conditions. head over to our facebook page or her webpage 46 charlotte.com and use the nav

today's wind plus the low humidity with a streak of warm and dry conditions put the eastern half of the state on fire warning today. kathy sabine will have more in just a bit. >>> a plane crash in el paso county today sparked a small grass fire. the single engine plane crashed near the lake today. two people were on board. they have not provided any updates on how they're faring. firefighters put out the small fire after the crash. federal investigators have been on the scene. >>> a woman is in critical crossing the street in the 5 points neighborhood. >> reporter: a 66 year old woman was trying to cross park avenue west at treemont place when a passing car hit her and left her critically injured in the road. an ambulance took her to denver health's icu. denver police believe she is homeless and are trying to contact family and friends. they're also looking for the 1998 lincoln town car that looks like this, they say didn't stop. >> we're pretty confident that they knew they hit someone. >> reporter: the colorado bureau of investigation issued a medina alert where the public the sedan. qki-28

but in the eastern german state they are getting nearly 20% of the votes, and there they are very clear refugee crisis can only be solved by taking no more in. there are those who say if you opposed refugee pollty of this government, the only thing you can do is vote for a right-wing populous party. the question will be whether the people of the three states on sunday agree with that. we shall find out next week. >> dominic kane thank you very much indeed. >>> a u.n. humanitarian task force has met in geneva to discuss aid in syria. there are 18 areas in need of humanitarian aid, and six have yet to be reached. the u.n. special envoy for syria was at the meeting. he says the next round of talks on monday won't focus on the humanitarian situation, rather on the political one. >> when we start having the talks on monday, god willing, the focus will be on new governance, constitution, and elections, future election-month's time. the issue about ceasefire and the humanitarian in theory, and we hope in practice, should not be addressed by the talks, because we have the two task forces who wi

in the eastern state. three of these elections go badly for merkel, then the criticism of her refugee policy in her own party, her own party block, is certainly going to increase. anna: thank you for joining us. regional the german elections ahead this weekend. let's put the politics to one side and get your thoughts about what is happening in equity. -- in equity markets. we saw lukewarm reaction to what the ecb said. by the end of the day, disappointment around not more disappointment. : the late reaction may be a true did to the volatility in currency markets. what is important to behind the equity markets, our risk reversal way we are seeing now, it is coming from a very negative press if that we had in starsnuary where all the were going in the wrong directions. now we are seeing positive signs when it comes to the economy. when it comes to currency, the emerging-market currencies like the run and be. -- renminbi. this is not a sign pointing in the direction of deflation, it is a sign of relief. somet

. >> as we look at the weather maps there is not a lot going on across the eastern half of the united states. a little bit of rain and snow towards canada. the showers from the midwest are going to stay away until the weekend. so we have dry and warm weather wednesday and thursday. those are the warmest days. that high is leaving us friday. so the clouds will increase. it's going to be dry, it's the cold front is not going to sweep through so temperatures will continue to stay above normal. it's not getting cold but what we will have is scattered showers: . your seven-day forecast takes us up to 80. we keep a bit of rain in for early next week but again your weekend is not a wash out and temperatures will stay around 70 degrees. notice the morning temperatures. friday is 60 degrees in the morning. last week we had four days where we did not get out of the 40s and 50s. >> what a different. >> i love your yellow tie symbolizing the sunshine. are trying to make the case for more frequent tax appraisals. the they want to change it to every four years from eight years. by doing it more frequently

or red flag warning for the entire eastern half of the state. >> which he check it out. here's what we're expecting tonight. clouds kind of moving out. tomorrow they quickly move in. and as the wind picks up out of the west. northwest. it going to roll up and over some of the higher peeks. the divide. >> it's -td winds you'll feel. no question about that. as you head out. taoeps and 20 teens and 20s for lows tonight. 19 steam boat springs. craig with the same reading. 17 gunnison. >> highs tomorrow. 40s and 50s. in the mountains. warmer 60s for the western valley. to the 4 corners. alamosa 62. >> that wind. it will be anowing. and could be blowing a few things around. the warm wind pushes the temperatures into the 60s. and 70s. once again. returning to the southeast corner of the state. here's a closer view into the metro. i have 64 broom field. and town town. a few clouds around. about 41 degrees. we'll wake up at 33. with the clouds in the morning. sunshine to enjoy. in the afternoon. the only thing is remember that wind out there. >> pushing to near 70. on sunday. ret

across the entire state, everyone from the lower keys across to the eastern side of the state to the pensacola area. seeing this prolonged, maintained, sustained, easterly big high pressure on top. the wind is penetrated into the interior of north central and east central florida. a district response and result this morning with mild to warmish type temperatures on top because of the increase in wind speed and overall air flow across the state. a lot going on. lower pressure here. and higher pressure over here. as the low over texas begins to move, compete essentially with the high, we strengthen up the tightening of the pressure gradient. relatively light winds trending breezier and down right windy because of the influence of the two systems coming together. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temperatures. we feel confident that they'll reach highs of low to mid-80s for highs. if you are thinking of beaching it, outside of a tremendous rip current threat through the we have east northeast touch of groundswell. it's rideable but texturured with wind up to 15 knots at the beach front. hi

a family is now taking legal action after a deadly suspected hit and run on the eastern shore. state police say last year a tour bus hit and killed brice sauver along route 13 in front of the perdue factory. today we obtained a lawsuit filed by sauver's family. they're suing the vanhool charter bus company for 15 million dollars. troopers say the victim was trying to cross the road when the police says the driver, jihna chen, stopped the bus but did not find anything and left the scene. chen faced a charge of not stopping after an accident with injuries. a chesapeake police officer and a passenger from another car wound up in the hospital following a crash. this is moses grandy trail and millville road. both are expected to be okay. the officer was not responding to a call when the crash happened this morning. competition is brewing for portsmouth mayor kenny wright's job. former city manager john rowe is formally announcing his candidacy tonight. we told you about this yesterday as breaking news at five. 10 on your side's liz palka is live at mario's italian restaurant in portsmouth

zoom on storm scan three what you will notice is things are tranquil here, basically across the eastern united states unless you are up toward canadian border. obviously something awaiting in the wings a large storm system starting to take on more organization that candy kane or comma shape to it, that is next storm system heading our way bringing witt some wet weather to the area not here yet though. the take a look outside overlookingal palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, delaware river, center city sky line, no visibility problems this morning. you can expect a couple cloud, granted but a very quiet start the two day. here's the area temperatures they are not that bad. chilly further outlying suburbs you travel north and west but at 52 at the airport. likely to drop off a few more before the sun comes up. mid 50's in dover. fifty-one millville. not too much breeze which means it feels like these values. so not too much chill in the air. fifty in mount holly. as day progresses expect mostly sunny skies, and little breezy, as the day goes on but with that sunshine and higher sun angle, 73 degree

the eastern seaboard of the united states being slowly painstakingly weirdly sawed off and dropped into sawdust-flecked water as a means of publicizing barry goldwater's joke at one point the country would be better off if the whole eastern seaboard was sawed off and shoved into the sea. this is what the ads were like in the general election of 1964 because the republican party did something most of its leadership considered to be whack-a-doo when they picked barry goldwater. that's how lbj won against him. here's the thing. grab a soda. put your feet up. i want you to watch this. this started circulating again recently because frankly of the rise of donald trump in this year's republican politics and it's mind bending. this is why it is worth remembering the modern political history, becausen when you know that the ads from 196f 4 lbj ran against goldwater were weird and super original, evenb with the knowledge, it's hard to believe lyndon johnson ran this against donald trump, i mean barry goldwater in 1964, and he did. it's very strange. it's basically the republican internet's fixsa

they are from clinton and the eastern part of the state. after the arrival one soldier proposed to his girlfriend and she said yes. how a 4-year-old was killed in a routine pickup. barbara: a texas mother accidentally shot by her son could face charges. john: overnight launch. what is on this rocket headed your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. barbara: welcome back. brussels is on high alert. a day after three bombs killed dozens and injured hundreds. lines. overnight several raids took place in belgium authorities looking for a suspect in the bummings. two other men seen on these pictures were believed to be suicide bombers. a travel warning in effect for americans heading to europe. the state department sent out an alert to citizens about t

the gusts are possible. we are seeing there is eastern quarter of the state and off to the west and south. where we begin the sun base temperatures break average. t high-pressure behind the front for early tomorrow.w. they could join forces with this is about the southeastt maybe you into monday. here's the it's facts a foul. that's cleveland rematch. forty-eight on tuesday. your official snow were very efficient. fish team is at 5:00. is system east firms think they will not go out. thehe american airline lane at jfk airport after being struck by lightning. was caring. and peopletntn when they hit the state at six. >> i thought we got hit by a missile. there was a flash of light in a big explosiongh. it just felt like i was on a roller coaster.t five minutes . the plane last a lot of land at so cars are getting hit with extra voltage sharing -- saying on track from the newsroom this morning. >> without a happened twice this month already. the transit agency is far from there.si because of this problem some sections along the san francisco simply have been shut ground. about a cars had the

rio is only an hour ahead of the eastern united states, giving advertisers access to prime time slotst on us for coverage leading up to the games and then all the action in august. now let's talk about some other action we're watching. villanova marching to victory. >> and coach jay wright will have a hometown cheering section back in his old high school. jay wright starred at council rock north in the lae '70s and now the basketball team is coached by his younger brother derrick. derrick is the winningest coach in the school's history. >> he's definitely a better coach, i can tell you that. he's very organized, very disciplined as a coach. >> the philosophy behind what we believe in and how we coach and the passion we have for it, he's by far the biggest influence. >> derrick won't make the trip to houston. his family will be rooting on jay from home. nbc 10 is following villanova's march to victory on friday. tune in on our special, live from texas. get have keys to the game, players to watch and the flavor of houston. >>> four minutes before 6:00 right now. two bald eagles found si

. >> it's a mediterranean flavor, and this historical building, it's a part of the eastern united statesmiami. >> when capone moved in in 1927, he immediately began over $100,000 worth of upgrades. he built this pool, which at the time was the largest privately owned swimming pool in the area, connected to the bay with a filtration system able to handle both sea- and freshwater. capone added a new dock for his speedboats, new garages, a boathouse, and details like rock gardens and fountains. >> i want to show you the grotto, the bridge, and the lighthouse. >> the coral and rock grotto lighthouse and bridge is where al and sonny capone would feed their tropical fish. ♪ >> here we are in the al capone master bedroom with a bath and with a closet. >> you can see a lot of windows, but the view is amazing. there is a very mediterranean flavor inside this room. >> once word got out that it was actually al capone who'd bought the house, the miami officials, well, they were outraged. the authorities pledged to do whatever they could to keep capone out and show that he was not welcome to the area

the case for himself. he needs to win a few states. there's this pesky thing called voters. >> kasich needs to win. >> win some states. >> here's the problem that cruz has. he's going into these easternshington, oregon, california, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island. he's not shown that he can win among the moderates and somewhat krchts in those states, and maybe trump would do better than he would in -- among those voters. >> well, kasich's argument has some plausibility, which is that if he drops out, his voters are going to migrate to donald trump. or at least most of them will. because kasich has this kind of blue collar, broad appeal, which, believe it or not, trump does have. >> sure, of course he does. >> cruz has a very targeted appeal to white voters, christian voters. wisconsin is the big test. ted cruz is there big time, he has a sophisticated campaign if he comes in second to trump or beats trump. >> i think he's got to beat trump. he's got to deny him those delegates in wisconsin. that's a very big state. >> but the point about, you know, cruz's supporters being white, middle class, upper middle class people, he's trying to say that h

alex morgan scores four goals, including one on a penalty kick pride skunked the women from eastern florida state. the final score was 8-0. the upsets in this year' s ncaa tournament have been ever-present, if not mind-numbing. michigan state kicked by middle tennessee, purdue a loser. who saw yale winning in round one? and uni bumping texas on a half-court shot late friday night. so most every game becomes a brace yourself expereince, and hasn' t it been wonderful? miami hurricanes out fast against wichita state on this day. the three seeds in the south opening up a 21-point lead on the shockers. angel rodriguez was terrific, scoring 28 points. but the shockers came all the way back and actually grabbed the lead briefly midway through the second half, but the canes would prevail. sheldon mclellan had 18, and miami advances to the sweet 16 for the second time in four years. the final score was 65-57. tonight, who win at home against adirondack. the final score was 6-3. and how about this finish to the xfinity race in california this aftertnoon? daniel suarez, austin dillon and kyle busch on the f