this is sort of the southern -- interpretation. you can see the focus of the monument, which is pretty long length wise is the center figure itself. in the middle we have the embodiment of defeat. she is in the middle there and she is stand opponent sides by darkness on one side and death. death is on the right with his head there, darkness is looking like a jedi. sort of covered like star wars in theaters in less than a month. this is a star wars monument. talk about lost causes. anyway, she is handing the wreath from darkness to defeat and because in many ways, when battle of shiloh ends and he has been killed, his image is right below the monument when he turns over command, they're going to win a major victory here and the next morning, as night rises from the darkness, grant's armies and the reinforcement would come in and sweep the confederates off the field. confederate soldiers are embodied on both sides of the monument themselves representing the southern soldiers who participated in the battle. what's interesting is there'

this is the southern interpretation. it sits right at the location where the hornets nest was defended. you can see the focus of the monument, is this center figure. in the middle, we actually have the embodiment of defeat. she is in the middle. has darkness on one side and death on the right. like a jedi,ooking anakin turned into darth vader. this is a star wars monument, maybe. she is handing the wreath from darkness to defeat because and many ways, when the battle of when he turns command over to beauregard, the end of the first day. the next morning, as light rises from the darkness, the reinforcements have come in and sweep the confederates off the field. the confederate soldiers are embodied on both sides of the monument representing the southern soldiers who participated in the battle. what is interesting is that there are 11 on one side and one less on the other. showing the number of casualties. we also have embodiments of soldiers on both sides. on the left side, and infantry man is holding a confederate slack.

the thunderstorms and northeastern georgrg and the southern upstate. no watches and warnings for us, but to the south, from augusta to make an, severe thunderstorm watch. severe thunderstorms capablele of producing large hail and damaging winds. asase zoom on in, everything clearing up pretty quickly from west-east across the area. a little bit of rain and snow some of the higher elevations, a little bit of snow along the tennessee-north carolina line. that is a we will see overnight, maybe on the high peaks especially as you get close to tennessee. this is how much rain we have had. 11 100's of an inch in greenville, 61 hundredths in spartanburg, 2/10 of an inch at the asheville airport. warming up nicely, 71 degrees, 11 degrees above average but we missed the record by nine degrees, almost 80. 10 degrees above average in asheville, we missed the record by 12 degrees said in 2006. pollen count, the rain has washed the pollen away. trees and the high category, grasses and weeds are absent, mold remains low. a fairly light rain. this is a live shot from

this is sort of the southern interpretation. his sits right at the location of where the hornet's nest was defended, the pivotal part of the first day's action. you can see the focus of the monument which is pretty long length-wise is the center figure itself. in the middle, we actually have the embodiment of defeat. and she is in the middle there, and she is standing on both sides by darkness on one side and death, death ois the right with his head down, darkness is sort of looking like a jedi, when he was turning into darth vader, "star wars" in theaters in less than a month. maybe this is a "star wars" monument. talk about lost causes. anyway, she is handing the wreath from darkness to defeat because in many ways, when the battle of shilo ends, and johnson has been killed, his image is right below the monument, when he turns over command to beauregard, who is very confident at the end of the first day they are going to win a major victory here and the next morning, as light rises from the darkness, grant's armies, the reinforc

>> this is the southern state parkway. this is the traffic getting into the area of where the car fire actually is and you can see as you get past there, you'll see where all of the activity is off on the side of the road but of course, everyone has to slow down and a look at. that let's pinpoint where the problem is. it is the southern state. west, near exit 17. that is a vehicle fire. close to schedule. we're also doing great as far as new jersey transit, long island railroad and metro north. as you go on to 84 west near exit 17. that is the exit for the tacana. you have an over turned traffic trailer and a fuel spill. all lanes are closed and you can see the delay westbound into the spot and coming over here, ocean parkway north. a water main break and our street cleaning rules are in effect for today city wide. over to you. >> thank you very much. it is 5:39. still ahead, former pro wrestler hulk hogan steps into courtroom. why he is looking $100 million from a popular news website. >>> we're remembering former first la

mostly dry for the southern areas. there is a disturbance causing rain and snow over southwestern china, that will likely head to the east while weakening. temperatures for asia are as follows. 22 in shanghai and about ten degrees higher than normal in beijing. the warmth continues throughout this week. now, let's go to the americas. there are two snowmakers, one here over towards the northeast that will cause heavy snowfall for eastern canada, and the new england states. heavy rain is expected for the coastal locations. then across the opposite side of the continent, two disturbances cause heavy snowfall for the month. we have winter storm warnings and advisories for the rockies. we have blizzard watch in effect for wyoming, from late tuesday into wednesday, blizzard conditions may happen up to 40 centimeters of snow plus strong winds. that could cause whiteout conditions. don't travel. driving is going to be extremely hazardous. still on the warmer side in denver, but that could go down to only 5 degrees as we go into

senate because you have a time when a lot of the southerners have lost the right to vote. for a period of time. and it is a real irony that he is facing the seat of the former presidency of they confederacy. i don't think he actually served. there was a lot of resistance to him. he may have served, just a very short period of time. >> what they call the unexpired term, only a few months. >> they never let him actually have it. >> however, i will not disagree with that, but on one point, the number of whites who lost the right to vote is grossly exaggerated. by the time hiram rebels was elected, there was no disenfranchisement in mississippi of white voters. there was a little bit at the beginning of radical reconstruction, that fades away. >> who appoints rebels to the legislature? >> elected by the legislature, not by popular vote. >> unexpired term? >> unexpired, yeah, but obviously jefferson davis has not been in congress. [laughter] but that term continues. there is an open seat for a few months, so to speak. and so rebels, the first african-american senator is in ther

this is sort of the southern interpretation. is sits right at the location of where the hornet's nest was defended, the pivotal part of the first day's action. you can see the focus of the monument which is pretty long length-wise is the center figure itself. in the middle, we actually have the embodiment of defeat. and she is in the middle there, and she is standing on both sides by darkness on one side and death, death ois the right with his head down, darkness is sort of looking like a jedi, when he was turning into darth vader, "star wars" in theaters in less than a month. maybe this is a "star wars" monument. talk about lost causes. anyway, she is handing the wreath from darkness to defeat because in many ways, when the battle of shilo ends, and johnson has been killed, his image is right below the monument, when he turns over command to beauregard, who is very confident at the end of the first day they are going to win a major victory here and the next morning, as light rises from the darkness, grant's armies, the reinforce

the 20' s. we have a couple of flurries around southern areas on friday. we kind of revert back to the winter-type temperatures out there. anywhere from the foothills, parts of the north country, all the way farther south into the lakes region, winter weather advisory' s posted all the way up you are seeing sleet, freezing rain, snow up north. if you are headed out the door in the next couple of hours, it does look like the rainfall will essentially be pedaling up on area roadways and making for low visibility out there. we will look for a very quick end to this before we turn the winds to the west. we have strong winds over 25-30 miles per hour. the temperatures will start falling off later today. very heavy rain out there later this morning. the snow is still trying to hang on up north. the back edge of this certainly makes its way through mid to late morning and sets up temperatures in the 40' s across a good part of the state. we are near our highs for the day. temperatures are pushing up closer to the shoreline. mid-30' s back to the west. you get into

we're looking at the southern state parkway in hempsted. you will definitely need to take it easy out there. we'll keep you updated on these conditions throughout the newscast as the snow continues to accumulate. >>> good morning. i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your friday morning with us. it is march 4th. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> we'll give you a look at what's going on here. we take a look at the l.i.e. out towards suffolk county. no snow there, roads are dry. it is going to be a morning where, you know, you go back toward the city and you look at here down the garden state parkway, and it's going to be a morning where we see this snow around the turnpike, the garden state parkway, central and southern jersey really going to get the lion's share of that snow. and we're looking at a temperature right now of 31 so there's your issue right there. icy patches because of the temperature right at freezing and below, visibility rs down. mostly

both the southern and the northern mountains. one of the storms is moving in is a severe thunderstorm producing large hail this is the end of this low that is rotating through tennessee and the kentucky area but the southern flank poses danger for us. there again you see that thunderstorm moving now along the i-85 corridor in south carolina to the north we go. look at these thunderstorms in watauga county and they are weakening but this right on the virginia border. look at the lightning swarming into the area. moving off to the northeast at 25. and the hope is this will be out quickly. but big horse creek road you are in the worth of it -- worst of it. stay inside do not fool around with lightning. and we will keep you updated on the progress and the potential to workout into the piedmont and closer to charlotte through the evening. all coming up in the seven-day first-alert forecast. >> thank you. now to campaign 201612 hours until the polls open in north carolina and presidential candidates are focusing on winning your vote. >

snow and rain on the western southern mountains. this is great news because we we actually have winter weather advisories and warnings in place for most of the western and into the southwest. we could see 5-10 inches of snow from this today and we get. it is 42 in denver and 30. it is 42 in denver and 32 -- -- and 37 in grand junction. looking at temperatures today, it is cooler and in the low 50s today. a chance for thunderstorms and rain starting at noon today. i rush-hour home, it will be dry. there is still a chance for a shower out there. by 5:00, most of the rain and snow will be off to the north. -- loaded, especially in the south. you can see the tail lights. i-70 from right to left is wide open. you can see the tie late -- the tail lights and brake lights as the camera points in the southbound direction. look at all the volume. the average speed is 60. the average drive from thornton will be like 13-14 minutes in a few minutes. if you are about to head out the door, you can turn on our partners at koa news radio on 850 am an

. >> at least 25 people have been killed in a suicide-bombing in the southern yemeni port city of aden. one car bomb went off at a military checkpoint. other two with explosions at a base used by the saudi-based coalition. isil has claimed responsibility. since the war began last year the united nations said 6500 people have been killed. u.n. agencies report that 21 million people around 82% of the population, needs some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. >>> senior of foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution said that the cease-fire represents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a cease-fire on april 10th, and we don't know whether this is going to hold. and the u.n. envoy will announce this. actually, he, they explained the logic behind april 10th. if you really and seriously interested in a cease-fire and truce, why don't you just take one or two days to stop it, and to stop the war and begin the cease-fire. but nevertheless, a major change has happened over the past year is that the ca

the southern firewall is holding together. bernie sanders, two important wins. how much does this make his path >> it's tough because he hasis great strength in the demographic roots that are a forward. already we've heard from her ight saying how can you try to seek the nomination of the democratic party by all but ignoring the diverse states, which bernie he didn't compete in the southern states, but look, he won oklahoma. that is where he felt like he might have a chance. he won. his home state of vermont. so he will continue to go after the nomination. he will continue to try toell galts egatesdelegates. it's tough on the democratic side. there's something called super delegates delegates. they're not pledged to any one candidate. most of them are going for hillary clinton. and that makes that potentially an insurmountable lead. >> but he has a lot of donations, a lot of money in the bank and continues to contest. >> he has an ability to raise money that hillary clinton is probably envious of. he raised like $5 million in one day this week. donations which me

but up into the 70s in the southern thirdth of the state could cincinnati, also like parkersburg . and etc. they are in the 70s . don't think that will make it quite up . predawn showers will arrive with a cold winds moving southwest behind the front with scattered showers . but everybody will see that then some rapid in the afternoon .r there's not a whole lot just a few scattered snow showers with low 40s this weekend . coetzee clipper on monday . otherwise cooler overtime . for decades she worked to improve the lives a live look along the way east shoreway and traffic is looking fantastic . loosen travel restrictions and gamers across the nation come together. >> malherbe in joins us for today's edition of the update. >> started off indulgently segment was found dead in abbas' raid reportedly linked to last year's purse attacks that killed 130 peoplep they say they found the body after they stormed the apartmenth and anti- terror raid turned violent when one suspect shot at the police through the door, four officers were injured , none killed io h . the chicago officers recover

he didn't compete in the southern states, but look, he won oklahoma. that is where he felt like he he won. obviously in his home state of vermont. so he will continue to go after the nomination. he will continue to try to accumulate dell galts egatesdelegates. it's tough on the democratic side. there's something called super delegates delegates. they're not pledged to any one candidate. most of them are going for hillary clinton. and that makes that potentially an insurmountable lead. >> but he has a lot of donations, a lot of money in the bank and continues to contest. >> he has an ability to raise money that hillary clinton is probably envious of. he raised like $5 million in one and a lot of them are small donations which means we can go back again and again and again to the donors to ask for more money. >> we've heard hillary clinton begin to pivot her remarks toward donald trump now as not the presumed democratic nominee, but beginning to act like that. let's go back to the trump news conference right now and listen to more of what he has to say. >

the southern low begins to push moisture back into southern colorado. a bit of rain and snow south of us. i put isolated foothill showers in and a similar scenario shaping up for wednesday. believe it or not concerns for high the fire danger tonight. even with all of this moisture coming into colorado. with a series of storms systems coming in from the west. we will have clearing conditions. the low 29 denver, low 30s in south eastern colorado. temperatures tomorrow will be kind of cool on the backside of this first system. then clouds moving in late in the day. and again wind will be something we'll be tracking for you as well. with foothill temperatures in the mid-30s for areas like idaho springs, blackhawk and evergreen. clearing, colder, our low 41. the storm taking aim at southern colorado. range in the low to mid-50s both tuesday and wednesday with just limited precipitation chances for us here. a nice midweek warming trend gets us back to 60 on thursday. close to 70 friday. we get you into the weekend with a warm weather trend and daylight savings

they are terran down the southern half of that camp in calais. t's bring in chris moore from the jungle. have they finish taking down that bottom half of the camp as they have been working on for the past few days now? enteringe operation the third day if we can get the cameramen to zoom in now. e could show you a pretty familiar pattern. these demolition workers are terry down these shacks, huts, and tents home to refugees and migrants in recent months. theirre putting belongings into this and the french riot police are never far away. social workers have been going in, seeking to persuade people who live here the southern part of the camp to leave their shelters ahead of this operation. most often do and it's pretty don'tto most that that when workers arrived that they will not stay for much longer. authorities have an extra 30 meters in the southern part of the camp where conditions are worse. there was already a 100 meter outside ofstablished the camp. this operation pushing people back toward the north of the jungle where these containers are

heather is looking at your commute, and you look very busy over there. >>> the southern state looking busier than i am. this accident is in the process of being cleared away. this is route 78 where an accident looks like they may have got thanks cleared off the road, and it looks like they did. this is 78, and let's head over to the maps. we will talk about where the accident was, and it was a big one. the accident has been cleared away, and the southern state an accident, and subway service running on or close. the street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> new video in from long island as police try to find the person behind a bb gun shooting tree behind several towns. >>> the quick-thinking father who used his cell phone to find his child, but not to call 911. >>> a hot performance at the i'm freestylin' you know in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buff

>> our resources are dedicated to the southern border. i is where the activity is represented by the large numbers, the large volumes of people because of the nature of the real estate and the differences and both economies, etc.. work wehave important do with canada. we do similar things as it relates to identifying where we need to be situationally. where on the border. technology will help us control and monitor. obviously, the raven ship -- the relationships are key. our federal,with state, tribal, and international partners, particularly in the canada and mexico address. what types of helpful information does canada and mexico provided that the u.s. would not otherwise have access to? cdp, and obviously this is true with other federal law enforcement, we help identify the criminal networks that are responsible for human trafficking, gun smuggling, and illicit financing. what we do is try to understand amongst ourselves with them what the threats are and how to combat them. and then how to identify by network which of the most problema

now as we get to the next 24 hours the risk for severe weather on the southern side where it's quite is portions of the gulf coast and watch that through today and i mentioned that temperature contrast, if you are ahead of the system still temperatures in the 70s and even 80s, back to you. and in california they are closely watching for more rain and el nino may bring as rob reynolds reports that may spell trouble for some in the area. >> reporter: the los angeles river is usually a trickle in a concrete ditch but when el nino brings its rain it's a dangerous place for the homeless people who camp along its banks, michael who did not want his last name used or face shown says the river becomes a beast. >> i look down and said please god no, i hope it's not me or my friends floating down that river, it's very bad, it goes very fast. it's no joke. >> we like you to be out of the waterway, okay, would you come on up for me? >> reporter: police officers patrol the river trying to convince homeless people to move to shelters. >> the goal not to allow anyone to come and camp within the wat

, and other transit systems like the new rail line to dia, the general manager of the southern nevada rtc says denver is a model for cities across the u.s. when it comes to transtd. >> not just all about-- transit. >> not just all about the next 10-20 years, your community looks at the next hundred years and in doing so make very wise investments. >>> the bill making it easier for small time chicken farmers to sell directly to customers, there were concerns over food safety. before moving to the house it needs to pass one more vote. >>> the entire broncos football season we were entertained by von miller showing off dance skills on the field but now he brings it on the dance floor. >> we wish we had moves like him. we learned he will be dancing with pro-dancer whitney carson who just won 3 seasons ago. >> i am hoping i do well, but it will be tough. i am up for the challenge. >> yeah. he has a natural groove, so all the rhythm dances will be fun. >> there will be 3 other proathletes competing on dancing with the stars, we wish von the best of luck. >> hey, get it, von. you can watch d

in the southern mountains the afternoon. outside of houston and dallas, the severe weather threat will be increasing tomorrow. we have a front to the north. we're doing pretty good with all this activity on the weather map. partly sunny tomorrow with a severe weather threat for wind, hail and tornadoes across the southern plain states, our weather scenario calming down. we're going to kickoff a nice midweek warming trend that will get us back to 70 by the end of the week. watch how the wind shifts. high clouds coming back tomorrow. enough to bring light snow to the mountains. colorado. temperatures tonight are going to fall below freezing. 51 in denver and 60s across the southeastern plains. mid40s for bailey, confer and ever green. in the denver metro area, clearing and cold with light winds. our forecast low at 29. tomorrow, temperatures in the mid-40s by noon. isolated showers, a drier day but cooler day. low 50s along the front range. warmer for thursday, but could see 70 degrees with sunshine by friday afternoon. >>> fr

temperatures getting close to 80 in the southern zones. winds pulling out of the west. southwest earlier now at the west and breezy gusting up to 20, 25 for today. extra cloud cover with a front. the front is to the north. that will drop in again mainly dry weather today demonstrate chance of a sprinkle. when you see tom terry later at 4:00 he will track them rolling in. 78 at 2:00, 77 by 4:00. and the temperatures will fall this evening into the 60s. looking today, 2:00, there's the timeframe. a mini front, a blip of green on the map. there is a slight chance for sprinkle and threw tonight starting to clear out nicely and again some chillier weather. at the beaches, we was he a moderate chop on the intercostal and inland waterways because it is going to be with you. and air temperatures in the 70s. the weak front with sprinkles the going over numbers, 78 today, the high in ocala, low 80s are possible. the front most of us.

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safety has reported that border security agencies have arrested several somali imgrants crossing the southern border who are known members of al shabab, the terrorist group that launched the terrorist attack on the westgate shopping mall in nairobi, kenya, as well as other somali-based groups including one funded by osama bin laden. the texas dps had come into contact in recent years with "special interest aliens" come from countries where terrorist groups thrive. immigrants from over 30 countries throughout asia and the middle east have been arrested over the past few years trying to enter the united states illegally in the rio grande valley. now the committee obtained information from the customs and border patrol that confirms thousands of indians, chinese, bangladeshis have been able to get over the border. this day day also shows that individuals sought to enter the united statesily eel lie from afghanistan, pakistan, syria, turkey, and beyond. one potential vulnerability that such individuals could attempt to exploit is our nation's generous asylum system, aliens making asylum claims af

the night he swept all the southern states, the most conservative part of the country. he leads in texas, and a win in the neighboring state of oklahoma and he doesn't take all the delegates. tonight, i never said we were going to win or close out this campaign on super tuesday. ted cruz did. i can tell you our best states are yet to come, including home here in florida two weeks from tonight. >> senator rubio, chuck todd here, mass is your challenge at this point. has your campaign come to the assessment that there's only two outcomes here for you, either you don't catch donald trump and he becomes the nominee or you have to take this all the way to the convention. there does not seem to be a mathematical path for you to clinch the nomination before cleveland. have you come to that conclusion? i think especially once you get to the winner take all states, it gets friendlier for us, especially as the race narrows down. if people weren't on the ballot, we would have won virginia and a couple other states as well. we feel good as we get into march 15th about that. the que

morning you definitely will not needed later. 40s and 50s now and we will see more cloud coverage in the southern and coastal counties today but ocala, plenty of sunshine throughout the day. 73 at noon, 80 degrees for the high at 4:00. college park and i 4 corridor we will look at partly cloudy high of 79 degrees and new smyrna beach, we will see partly to mostly cloudy skies as we head into the day today. warmer along the coastline and winds have died down. 74 for your high at 2:00. deneige how do the pros look at 5:30? >> and issued on i-95 brevard county, it is shut down right now at pineda causeway. you will have to exit i-95 southbound at pineda causeway and get over to u. s. 1 and take that to eue gallie blvd. to then get onto i-95 southbound. you cannot take wickham road as your alternate because there is a portion of wickham road closed for another project. keep that in mind. take us 1, angela jacobs will be live in a couple of moments. pulling up a camera, i 4, 408, construction is clear it out. one road crew looks they are on scene, i 4 eastbound, south street but not blocking lanes. >>

justice assistance and senator gerald malloy of the south carolina state senate, and judy owens, the southern poverty law center. they will talk about how states can protect public safety while reducing levels of imprisonment. leaders of reform efforts in georgia, mississippi and south carolina will discuss how their states moved from problem solving statements to policy reform the results. the stories from these three states we place in a national context reform as part of this summit meeting. and i would like to bring the first panel of the now. [applause] >> good morning. the introductory remarks this morning talked about levels of

breckenridge, the southern democrat, was the candidate from maryland. now, as you might expect, where did lincoln get his votes? he didn't get any votes around here. in fact, in jefferson county the vote tally for abraham lincoln is zero. zero. so where did lincoln get his votes? well, obviously, new england. the mid-atlantic states, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey actually voted for dougl douglas. douglas won in new jersey. then we moved to the west. ohio went lincoln. illinois went lincoln. indiana went lincoln. the upper midwest went lincoln. he ran the gamut. so you know how today on the television screen we like to share red and blue, and we see these blocks. we see a solid block in the south and a solid block in the northeast. that's about right. they were very solid blocks. for lincoln, against lincoln. and the south went principally breckenridge. but virginia, which was the leading electoral state -- of course, what you actually do to get elected, you have to have an electoral college. virginia went bell, not breckenridge. it hurt breckenridg

we are still in the 70s to near 80 degrees in the southern counties. the drier air lagging a little you see it is starting to come in. 70 in wesley chapel. 72 downtown. so your hour by hour forecast, we cool into the mid-60s overnight. we're down into the mid 50s. so it is going to be a rather cool start to your thursday. then a warm-up begins. and a big-time warm-up. we will tell you about our next rain chance as well coming up. >>> thank you, denis. >>> new video shows an officer in baltimore hitting and kicking a student. you see him slap the young man. this happens three times across the face. and he kicks him and then just walks away. well, here is more to the story. apparently it happened on tuesday according to baltimore city schools. school officials didn't know it happened until hours later. the officer is still on the job. >> does this officer still work for baltimore city schools, the police department? >> yes. yes. this officer is still employed. it is at the early stages of the investigation. we look forward to a full and complete investiga

it happened in the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the two others, lead to go a ro road. i.s.i.l. claiming responsibility there. it comes on the first anniversary of the saudi- led campaign. since the conflict began in march of last year, the u.n. says almost 6.5,000 people have been killed. around half of them civilians. at least 30 thourngs yemenis have been injured. 21.2 million people, around 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. more than 2.5 pillion people have been forced from their homes. a senior foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution says the ceasefire still presents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a ceasefire on april 10. we don't know whether this is going to hold. the u.n. envoy staffan de mistura who announced this, he did not explain the lajic behind april 10-- logic behind april 10. if you are seriously interested in a ceasefire or truce, why don't you take one or two days to stop the war and begin the ceasefire, but nevertheless, a major change has happe