the origin of that phrase. it's part of a lyric of a song from an album of sonic youth's. but it's girl in a band, it's not girl in a marriage, it's not girl in a gallery, it's girl in a band. the focus, at least we are to take from the title deliberately chosen, is that it's on your career in music. the other stuff is essentially the frame around it, is that right? >> well, i mean, it's really -- the title was sort of meant ironically. in a way, one, it's the question that every female musician hates being asked and gets tired of hearing. and also just that i have done a lot of other things and i don't actually think of myself as a musician. >> you no longer do? >> well, i never really did. [laughter]. >> that's interesting. so you spent all those years, the most public-facing part of your career was in this band. and during that time, it didn't seem to you or feel to you that we thought of you that way or should think of you that way? >> well, it's not how i personally identify with music. i mean, i don't think, like, people in punk rock bands thought of themselves as mus

engineers say the trick to getting rid of the sonic boom is to change the way air flows around the plane so it doesn't create shockwaves. nasa says its design could wisk you anywhere in the world in just six hours. nasa hasn't said when weather summary: there is a slight chance of snow showers prior to daybreak saturday. as a fast-moving clipper moves our way and taps into our cold air mass, there is a brief window in the morning between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. that we could see some snow showers and rain mixing over the tri-state. no accumulation is expected, as temps will be rising quickly. we'll keep a chance of rain in the forecast saturday through 8 p.m. it won't be a washout, but the chance for light showers is there. highs will top out near 50.clouds stick around saturday night into sunday but will scour away by mid-morning sunday, and sunshine returns to the tri-state as highs break the 50 degree mark. the normal high is 48, so we're on tap tonight in healthy living. ... more health concerns for people who rely on energy drinks to get through the day. a new study finds guzzling energy

the jet would use technology to create a soft thump instead of the sonic booms that can be heard for miles. supersonic commercial jet travel ended more than a decade ago when the concorde went out of business. it's super tuesday and you head to the polls. up next rico bush is live outside as election workers get ready to open the doors. another supreme court justice makes news this morning. we'll tell you what happened inside the supreme court that left people gasping. but first, new information about football helmets. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) we don't decorate in one color. we don't stick to one fabric. or one shape. so why use traditional aerosols that are one-dimensional? new air wick room mist with life scents is a multi-layered fragrance, just like scents in real life. our homes are rich, varied, and pleasantly surprising. and air w

cost apparently didn't include a muffler because folks have been noticing and complaining about the sonic booms the planes barrier. the internet lit up with punctuation marks. robert diamond tweeted it shook my house with three exclamation points. does anyone know what that loud boom was, with four question marks. and, i swear. living by the water we have to worry about floods and now weapons testing? maybe supersonic fighter jets that are still being tested a bit closer to home. >> i've been out here working for five to six years. >> that seemed to be the opinion of most people we spoke with tonight. they heard it. it didn't really bother them. they were just curious about what it was but nobody thought of it as dangerous in any way. in babylon, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> an uber driver and a taxi driver both under investigation tonight accused of groping passengers in separate a woman said grabbed her breasts after pulling over so she could throw up. uber has sus pended the driver. a taxi driver also suspended and may face charges. >>> a big repair job underway in brookly

nasa says the new design will have just leaving only a soft thump instead of the sonic boom you normally hear from supersonic flight. supersonic commercial dread travel ended and 20,000 after 109 people aboard a concorde >>> heroin epidemic is growing and orange county is fighting back. >> we have the critical meditation that is will be equipped with to help those using the truck. >>> stealing from a girl scout, 6:00 y deputies say and a man targeted a 12-year-old her. right now in just a few seconds, the polls will open and superseded -- in super tuesday states. >> he's trying to carry out the scan to take control of the office of the presidency of the united states. >> there is nothing more i would love to do that to run against donald trump. >> the florida primary could be the last stand for underdog candidates. >> clues investigators used to find a crook who stole from a goal scout. >> -- from a girl scout. >>> good morning. 6 am tuesday, march 1, we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. deneige broom watching the roads, certified meteorologist brian shields is here on the supe

the sonic boom is what kept the concorde only flying of the ocean. so that would be neat, but we' ve been there before. michelle: look at this, he will believe it when he sees it. eric: just saying, it was very expensive. jason: this was like a summer day in central florida. eric: if you see this kind of expensive. wind out of the south, temperature is warm. it feel very comfortable on our skin. villages. 76 in melbourne -- the wind is at about five miles per hour. visible satellite as i showed you outside just beautiful. clouds. for us today, an area of high pressure that rings a southerly wind. we will see a wind shift as we go later on the week. a couple of clouds at 2:30. the showers offshore. 5:00, still is nice and can be. even your sunset tonight, a couple of clouds on overhead. through the remainder of the afternoon, we will climb to 81 or 82 degrees depending on where you live once the sun gets temperatures back down. 73 by 7:00 p.m.. asked, a tease and then we drop note, we will not get much lower than that. as a matter of fact, we will mak

it would go 1100 miles an hour but without the sonic boom. and a test plane could be ready for takeoff in 2019 if nasa can find the money. >>> houston is hosting the annual livestock show and rodeo. it is considered the city's signature event with the attendance topping 2.4 million people last year. it also draws some pretty big musical acts. this year, you can catch luke bryan, miranda lambert and florida georgia line. >>> you can have the chance to own a piece of oprah's wardrobe. she is cleaning out her closet and putting 150 items up for bid on ebay. it runs through thursday with proceeds going to oprah's girl's academy. back to you. >>> well, something happened in the supreme court that hasn't happened in ten years. >>> plus, after almost a year in space, scott kelly is headed home today. >>> and voting will begin in a few hours in oklahoma and arkansas and you're already dealing with severe thunderstorms. these will push into other super tuesday states. i'll tell you which ones coming up. which allergy? eees. bees? eese. trees? eese. xer

get this, nasa is trying to bring back the super sonic jet. the one they claim could fly you anywhere in the world in just six hours. this commercial for the super sonic jet was designed to go faster than the speed of sound. the travel ended a decade ago when the concord was grounded. this time it will be quieter and use less fuel. nasa hopes eventually the technology will be able to hold 100 people at a time. flights with ashley, how about that. >> really, really long flights. we're comparing one to the other. emritz launched the route again dubai and new zealand. it flies nonstop from orlando to dubai, just in case you're interested. i'm hopping a flight out of tia tomorrow. any travel concerns in and out of tia this week. >> not really. even though we have not just one but two fronts on the way. they're not going to be as strong locally. there are parts of the southeast that we -- am i not on? >> in case you missed it, she said no problems from tia all week. you can see the main sail beach looking pretty fantastic out there. blue skies and s

would have jets leaving only a soft thump instead of the sonic boom you normally hear from them. the commercial jet travel ended in 2000 after everybody on board a jet liner died in a crash during takeoff. >>> after spending a year in >> he handed over the reins during the change of command ceremony. >> team work makes the dream work in space flight. >> it does. he has been in space for 340 days to see what impact living in space has on the human body. after he lands he will undergo a battery of tests. today he said he still has enough gas in the tank for several more months in space if not another year. more than enough for a long duration flight to mars. >> wow. that's what i say about us. >> a long duration? >> team work makes the dream work. >> there you go. >> that's how i talk about you guys. >> we check weather and traffic every ten minutes. >> that's nice. >>> five-day forecast a lot of sun in the forecast for today. 81 degrees today. it'll be a great day. 82 tomorrow. couple sprinkles wednesday and thursday have a wonderful morning. ly see you today at noon. >>> melbourne

lisa: new project nasa is re looking to make the sonic boom a little more ear-friendly. mark: what is the fastest car in the world? a sneak the just ahead. lisa: outside live on your tuesday, hope it is a great start for you. stay with us. lisa: good morning and welcome back. hope it is a great start for you. rain is moving in. we will check in with randi just ahead. stores training this morning. mark: the fastest car in the world. the french carmaker revealed this new wonder at the geneva motor show. they promise it to be faster and more powerful than all its its veyron model was already named the world' s fastest car by guinness in 2013. we still don' t know how fast the chiron can go, but it' s been capped at 260-miles-per-hour for road use. lisa: a self-driving car being tested by google, not ready to go out of testing yet. it apparently hit a public bus on a silicon valley street in california. it' s a fender-bender that appears to be the first time one of the company' s vehicles caused a crash during testing. no one was injured in the crash. mark: nasa is investing

the car anticipated and approaching bus with -- would slow down but did not. no one was hurt. >> i don't know about that. >>> nasa working to produce a super sonic judge. >> writing is one lane in the dollar contract to the lockheed martin. taking passenger passed the speed of sound. this new design will have just leaving only a soft thump instead of the sonic boom we normally hear from supersonic flight. supersonic commercial jet travel ended in 2000 after all jet died in a crash during takeoff. spread that would be amazing. >> fascinating. >>> great weather. >> gorgeous. >> a front where we are not talking about severe weather. every time you get one in the winter we talk about severe weather. looking off to the east of the 408, looks like a headache as well. it is beautiful. monitoring area of smoke, fire threats are not too high. we have done well. you get a couple dry date yet to watch out for some burns. not to wftv.com but we have areas of snow , get top of that today at 4:00 right here on channel 9. temperatures running into the 70s now a lot on the mid-70s so gradual warm-up. 75 in orlando, 76 seven, 77 in the villages all the way down through clermont.

instead of the loud super sonic boom, the new jet would make a soft thump. the contract ended in 2003 when the concord may its last play. >>> and anne-marie, you may have noticed there's a big time sales burger king for $1.50. mcdonald's, you could pick items two for $5.00. it's over losing commerce due to new higher end stores. >> thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up, caught in a tornado. a surveillance camera catch as fedex worker with nowhere to run as a tornado touches down in louisiana. itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. "hey cortana, find my katydid video." oh! this is so good. if you're trying to teach a kid about a proboscis. just sketch it on the screen. i don't have a touch screen on my mac, jealous

the chevrolet sonic costs about $16,000. >> great fuel efficiency. ainment technologies, the addition of apple car play and a number of new safety features. we know new york traffic can get fussy. >> more luxurious interiors. they're making them nicer. even though it's an economy car, you won't be in an economy space on the interior. >> reporter: economy is not a word you would associate with many of the super cars at the show. some will set you back an arm and leg and maybe a pair of kidneys. that still might not be enough. porsche unveiled the box sister. price tag roughly $60,000. >> we don't like to talk price. we like to talk performance. this car 0 to 60 goes in four seconds. that gives you a kick. you can have that kick from $55,000 upwards. >> joe torrez, eyewitness news. >> interesting. >> do you want a car just like that. >> why not? as long as it has heated seats. oh, the old throwback. >> why do they have to make it seem like a scene out of sanford and son. >> i love sanford and son. >> it looks like a cuban car is what noel was saying. yo

. >> yeah, the sonics of the day. vanguard of all the sounds that were happening. he didn't want to do what he had done years before. and when you hear the music, it's great, because we can hear a lot of these outtakes now and they're not trying to cut things off, make them pristine, they let you hear the outtakes and the beginnings and the engineer in the booth and you hear miles play these beautiful ballads and as the last note is ringing and you hear the brushes on the drum set, he's, like, play that back. no revel ri. no lang bid, oh, isn't that beautifuler what we did? play the next song, let's go. >> rose: so many things he was attributed to. one was the way he would play with his back to the audience. what was that about. >> miles would say does the conductor face the audience when he faces the orchestra? i'm conducting. i'm directing my band. i'm trying to get something out of them. like herbie said, miles paid them to practice in front of people. so he was always searching for something, and vince told me he

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fly faster than the speed of s it would use new technology to create a soft thump instead of the rattling sonic booms which can be heard for miles. scott kelly will be back on earth feeling gravity for the first time in 340 days. kelly and two cosmonauts are in a russian spacecraft waiting for their departure from the space station. kelly spent nearly a year in space to test the ability of humans to survive a trip to mars. >> i'm ready to come home. it's not like i'm climbing the walls or anything to get out of here. >> once kelly does return, his bodily changes are going to be compared to his twin brother who has been here on earth. scott kelly now holds the title of the most days spent in space. >> how cool is that. >>> publix is giving back to the community by supporting the orlando police department. new police horse . >> george jenkins is the founder of publix. and to live on his legacy. it's just one of the many things we do to live on the legacy of george. >> mr. george iii has picked up where mr. george ii left off. he passed away in november. >> great weather. fantastic. >> have you no

passenger jest which they call the program the quest. no sonic boom. none of the loud noise. a greener plane. reduces pollution as well. it should save the aviation industry money. $250 billion in the next quarter century. a passenger jet, so fast, so no time soon is the answer. perhaps the next decade. >> amy: o. so booking anything. it'll be expensive too. >> reporter: i would imagine. >> amy: now gas prices are inching back up a little? >> reporter: oil prices up above $34 a barrel. february was a winning month for crude oil. now for seven days in a row, gas prices are ticking higher. $1.76 to fill up this morning. last year it was $2.41. still much cheaper, but the trend has been to the upside in the past seven days. >> amy: we can't complain. it's still good. >> reporter: just reversing the downward trend. >> amy: you can find lauren each weekday morning. channel finder. >> john: dangerous birth defects with zika. >> amy: where there are other cases. and when the company is set to lift off the spacex rocket. >> jayme: 50s out the door this morning.

i tried to figure out the sonic and restoration. my apologieapologies, my apolog. i'll continue to sticking with the fed because that's so easy. there. okay? welcome back. mexico? you want food trains filled with cars? go ahead. be my guest. $3 an hour. no health care, no solution. >> jim, i'm just a fill-in, but the only dots we're going to talk about are the candy in your crown. coming up meet the manager. >> yes, let's do that. >> and where he's putting his money. first today's movers including one retailer is stretching a little bit higher this morning. there's your hint. it's terrible. >> no. they sandbagged everybody. >> more "squawk on the street" live from post 9 in stretchy pants when we come back. the first stock index ♪ (musiwas createdoughout) over 100 years ago as a benchmark for average. yet many people still build portfolios with strategies that just track the benchmarks. but investing isn't about achieving average. it's about achieving goals. and invesco believes doing that today requires the art and expertise of high-conviction investing. translatio

nasa wants to bring back the super sonic jet. the space agency is giving lockheed martin $20 million to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. the jet would use new tech hold to create a soft thump instead of sonic booms following flight. the hatch is closed, the countdown to earth is on, astronaut scott kelly will begin his journey home less than three hours from now. josh: he spent 340 consecutive 140 million miles and has spent more time at the international space than any other u.s. astronaut. jean: lauren lyster has more. reporter: astronaut scott kelly this morning tweeting photos of his last sunrise from space. with that hatch closing on the russian soyuz capsule today, kelly heads back to earth, this after 340 days orbiting earth on the international space station. kelly is now the american who has spent the most time in space. >> i'm ready to come home. it's not like i'm climbing the walls or anything to get out of here. i recognize the importance of what we're doing. reporter: yesterday kell

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were testing a new fighter jet over the atlantic ocean and some of the maneuvers may have caused the sonic booms. the george washington bridge lane closure in ft. lee. two of the new jersey democratic lawmakers are demanding a refund to taxpayers and they want it from the law firm commissioned by governor christie to investigate the incident. they argue they overcharged the state by $2.8 million. so far no reaction from that firm. >>> and governor christie is facing opposition over his supreme court nominee. the senate president says judge david bowman will not get a hearing. democrat steve sweeney will only consider a pick ho is a democrat. that's because christie's republican nomination would leave two democrats on the seven-member court. >>> donald trump will have to defend his failed trump university in a fraud lawsuit. yesterday an appeals court ruled unanimously the case can go forward against trump and against the school. it was brought by new york's attorney general, eric shah miederman. he's claiming the students were scammed as they lost tens of thousands of dollars each. from th

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it could be reality now that nasa is trying to revive the super sonic jet. partnering with lockheed martin to develop an aircraft that exceeds the speed of sound. costs $20 million in development over the next year or so. remember, the last super sonic jet retired back in 2003, grounded after complaints over sky-high costs and the loud takeoffs and landings. if they can create a jet without the boom, i wonder if people will -- >> did you fly on it? >> i did. >> how was it? >> quick. >> do you feel the speed? you felt a little, like someone knocked the back of your chair, and then you're gone. you're going. >> it's kind of cramped. >> narrow, too. it had to be so it could go super sonic. >> i would never fly that. too cramped. >> you expect it. >> you'd leave london and get to new york before you left. >> didn't you say they also had a limbo picking you up? >> little bit of a 1% issue there. >> thanks for bringing that up. >> okay. moving from super sonic jets to cars that travel at 2 miles an hour. that's the speed of google's self-driving car. something unpr

the chevy sonic is the first at a little more than $1000 with advanced safety features -- more than $18,000. it's got a huge trunk. here's the next one the honda fit. $19,000.400 really fuel efficient talking 33 miles per gallon. down side her testers say the seats they aren't that comfy. here's another one for you in the compact car category the mazda six sport. about 23,500. consumer reports says the biggest problem here, it's apparently a noisy ride. the cabin is not that quiet. preston is loving all of these. you should buy one. steady cam he's like i love it. finally the toyota camry at 23,900. solid reliability and good standing has consumer reports ranking it high, as well. >>> gas prices, may be on the steady increase but right now, they are still lower than past years which is why more people are still driving. but as the now's reporter shows us this could be a problem if you lease your car. >> what we found is as prices do go down in gasoline it's not uncommon for people to think more about driving taking extra weekend trips. >> reporter: as gas prices drop we're seeing some u of

the faa says they're investigating a crash of this one plane. like the crash crash caused a sonic boom. another couple who heard the loud bang described what they spaup. >> when i came would be the there was a big ball of flame on the ground. the plane had crashed. the flame and the smoke for were unbelievable. >> it's all part of the investigation. >> reporter: the ntsb will release a preliminary report in the next 3 to 10 days. but figuring out what exactly caused this plane to gown will told. the identity of the pilot and passenger were not released. tpkd is waiting to notify the next of kin. >>> the fate of hulk hogan's and gawker's sex i tape trial is up to a jury. it's been 5 hours since the jury started deliberating. courthouse. any decision yet? >> reporter: there isn't. they've been deliberating since 1:00 this afternoon after a long 2 weeks of testimony. during closing argument, each side had 90 minutes to explain their case. hogan's attorneys arguing that hulk hogan never wanted anything to do with this sex tape me didn't know it was made and definitely didn't want it posted

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the jet would use technology to create a soft thump instead of the sonic booms that can be heard for miles. supersonic commercial jet travel ended more than a decade ago when the concorde went out of business. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. nice! highs will be in the upper 60s. winds ese 5-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers developing. lows will be in the low 50s. winds south 10-20mph with higher gusts. wednesday: a few am showers. then becoming partly cloudy. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds nw 10-20mph with gusts to 30mph. we'll see a nice day today for super comfortable. it will be a little cooler near the shore. tonight some showers move in along a weak area of low pressure. the showers will continue into tomorrow morning, but should push out through the day with some clearing. we'll be drr and much cooler on thursday with highs in the mid 40s. a quick moving system will move into the region thursday night into friday morning. it is expected to bring a mix of rain and snow to the area. at this poi

the speed of sound. this is what it might look like. commercial super sonic travel ended more than a decade ago. nasa says it will be safer, greener and it will be quieter. >>> it should be a great day in the high country today. that today. enjoying the snow in steamboat. she said they loved running around the dog park and catching snowballs. >> nothing better than dogs playing in the snow. >>> lauren, i absolutely love running around the lake. >> yes. she is a great runner. >> it is a little cool outside. the winds are so much calmer. you can see we have really clear skies to start the day. though. gusty in some areas. evergreen at 11 miles per hour. heading towards loveland it will be a windy spot today. eastern plains we are looking at a calmer day. it is colder with winds relaxing a bit. denver and temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees cooler than you'll notice that when you walk outside. it is at 23 in denver and 28 in fort collins. lots of 20s and low 30s. it is 36 over in grand junction. taking a look at our satellite and radar. here in denver north side of town you may have a few more cloud

alert, this out of rock hill, police are searching for a man they say hit a woman in the face before stealing her zone. sonic. police say the woman was taken to the hospital with incomed out teeth and bruised face. person searching for the person who left an s.u.v. sitting on tracks in west charlotte, causing amtrak train with 160 passengers to hit the unvoupd vehicle. no one was injured. it happened 1:00 this morning. officials say the train was traveling from new orleans to new york city when the accident passengers were able to reach destinations 4:00 this morning. live outside on our hd tower cam a gorgeous afternoon on this monday. enjoy it for the next couple days. i think you will like what you see. i guess i had to give away the forecast. >> it is ok. we have been waiting for a warm-up, that would stretch several days. it starts today. from concord, beautiful sunny afternoon. temperatures are climbing, 61 currently. humidity, 44% with a southwest wind at 10 miles an hour. already up to 59 in boone, shelby, 61 charlotte. 62 wadesboro, 59 in chester. cloud cover minimal across the piedmont. thicker the

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