. >>> international human rights group about a railway china is building into the ti bet. culture integrity. the railway is part of the chinese government's new five year development plan. it will run 1,900 kilometers between chunda. end to end will take about 13 hours. the chinese government says the line will improve members say the line will enable rampant exploit tation of the natural resources. they say it will increase immigration by china's majority ethnic group. a railway already linked tibit, the members of the ngo say the new line will have a bigger impact and culturally. >>> missing japanese journalist appeared on wednesday released by a syrian activist. they told nhk the group holding him wants to negotiate his release with japan's government. the activist posted the video on social media, contact with him was lost after he entered syria from turkey last june, accompanied by a guide. the activist said he is being held by the al-noosnra group. he was asked to release it. >> translator: the intermediary told me that the front wanted the japanese government to know

the board. we tied the record right there other records in jeopardy, you bet. you got a wild, la guardia, newark, very close to tying to record and breaking it later this afternoon, and could see some records today. why it is a big ridge you've got that push of air out of the southwest, that's why we're parts of the hudson valley and interior sections as well. guess what we'll see a near repeat tomorrow maybe some rain north and west we'll talk more though. sending it back to mary. >>> spending time outside is a must on a day like today. cbs is live from the upper east side with more, magdalania. mary, i can tell you, i can highly recommend if you get out to lunch today, this is the day, the official start of spring march 20th. fooling everybody out here, everyone i spoke to say it is absolutely gorgeous for people who work outside it can mean fuller pockets. >> when it is warm you see a lot of people walking around a lot of tourists. >>> at least it is a better work environment. and they get cracked also. we spoke to new yorkers basking in the refreshing tempe

chavez won five in a row, kasich is has won two of the last three and tied in the third that indicates that case it might bet became in his home state, think fma 70 percent chance to win compared to trumps 21 percent, hillary clinton has what appears to be a 54 -- 37 advantage over bernie sanders, three-point margin, with a 90 percent chance of winning, but many poles had her up 17 points, the same margin as in ohio,t they gave her a 99 percent chance of winning michiganga. >> bernie sanders one, prove the point that . well people do. >> how you how they post can be so far off?h >> that they perhaps did not reflect to actually voted, you can show up and say you want a democratic or republican primary ballot and go to the polls and ohio has the open primary as the numbers tomorrow, is john kasich winds tomorrow, if it comes they basically three horse race ofa donald trump, john kasich in it's not clear if anybody would have been enough delegates that would lead to a brokered conventionld . hillary clinton was at the olivet institutional baptist church over the weekend and she talked to stefani schaefer. >> i

the pizza, though. i bet it slid and stuck to the box, though, because he wasn't holding it straight. >>> avalanche won tonight and are tied for the western conference playoff spot. avs beat the coyotes in lower downtown. shawn mathias scored the first goal by diving into the crease. avs win 3-1. >>> bizarre ending to university of denver's basketball season tonight. the pioneers were trailing south dakota state by one point in the semifinals when the ref made a terrible call sending one of the nation's top free throw shooters to the charity stripe with one second remaining, but he missed and the pioneers lose 54-53. >>> who would have guessed mark would retire just a few days apart? 9news sports 9toonist drew litton probably who drew a fabulous sketch including manning kicking his heels going into the sunset. we are so lucky peyton manning chose the broncos four years ago. those were such awesome fun seasons and even more fortunate that he chose denver as the place to announce his retirement today because he very easily could have picked indianapolis where he spent the >>> tomorrow cool and dry to start, 48 degrees, partl

til march 15th when we have the primary but you can bet our own senator here marco rubio fighting for his own political life. reporting live at coral gables at iewnt verse ti of miami. nicole linsalata. 7 news. >> craig: and the republicans take the stage one night after the democrats and live coverage continues with alex depradodo and more on what thief spent date doing. alex. snie. >> reporter: craig, hillary clinton trying keep her lead and bernie sanders trying to chip way at it. goth boj campaigning in the >> >> hillary clinton beginning her day in a satisfy workers and miami beach.% >> >> clinton facing off with bernie sanders last night at a debate at miami-dade college. today clinton hold railingly in tampa and talking clima change. florida will be the most at risk from climate change of any of our state. >> reporter: she called politicians that do not recognize cry met change irresponsible and say it's effects can be seen on miami beach. >> go down to miami beach one y when now high tide is flooding the streets or maybe go tiewk some of the water systems in central florida thahaare getting filled with salt water. you could actually make a tour of

the broncos will do what they have to do to bring osweiler back. though. i bet it slid and stuck to the box, though, because he wasn't holding it straight. >>> avalanche won tonight and are tied for the western conference playoff spot. avs beat the coyotes in lower downtown. shawn mathias scored the first goal by diving into the crease. avs win 3-1. >>> bizarre ending to university of denver's basketball season tonight. the pioneers were trailing south dakota state by one point in the semifinals when the ref made a terrible call sending one of the nation's top free stripe with one second remaining, but he missed and the pioneers lose 54-53. >>> who would have guessed mark koebrich and peyton manning would retire just a few days apart? 9news sports 9toonist drew litton probably who drew a fabulous sketch including manning kicking his heels going into the sunset. we are so lucky peyton manning ago. those were such awesome fun seasons and even more fortunate that he chose denver as the place to announce his retirement today because he very easily could have picked indianapolis where he spent the vast majority of his life' s sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. s

bet purdue in double overtime. the mets were blown out by the bulls. the rangers and kings are tied at 1 after one. meanwhile, the islanders tried to pull even with the rangers australianing trailing after the second period. it stayed tied for only two minutes and then the predators capitalize on the power play. ellis sneaks one past the 4-2 nashville the final. >>> and matt harvey will get the ball on opening day in kansas city. a lot going on. it's a lot of sports right now. >>> and that it's it for news 4 at 11:00. the tonight show is next. >> we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart

the two countries restore diplomatic ties. the families will go on a walking tour of old havana. the president is meeting with cuba' s president raul castro. a major hotel chain is betting big on tourism in cuba. it is taking over operation of two hotels in havana. >> with the application of 100 daily flights, if that happens, the amount of travelers will skyrocket. we want to make sure we are ready to welcome them. jason: the hotels will employ in commitment 2016, a new look at a man who punched and kicked protesters already booted from a donald trump rally. tucson police charged him with assault. this was one of many interruptions on the campaign trail out west. the candidates are also throwing punches. >> violence marred another donald trump rally. a man kicking and punching a protester who was being led from the arena. local police stepped in. >> there is a disgusting guy, puts a ku klux klan hat on and thinks he is cute. >> trump spoke to thousands near scottsdale. the republican front runner aim at republican insiders. >> they don' doing. >> bernie sanders campaigning in >> attacks against people in a personal way is not what this country is supposed to be about.

the kurds. and betting our special forces but before we put any troops in combat, getting rid of the rules of engagement that tied her arms behind her back and letting american soldiers fight and defeat the enemy, that's what the commander-in-chief focused on protecting america does and sadly you don't have commander-in-chief doing that. jon: senator ted cruz of texas where the city of garland saw its own terror attack. also a presidential candidate obviously. senator thank you. heather: stay with us. brussels on lockdown after an explosion at the height of this morning's rush hour. eyewitnesses ask describing the moment of impact after the blast at the airport. >> it was not something thatb& we sensed the shocks. >> >>> no ma'am. our at&t 'buy one get one free' makes it easier for your staff to send appointment reminders to your customers... ...and share promotions on social media? you know it! now i'm seeing dollar signs. you should probably get your eyes checked. good one babe. optometry humor. right now get up to $650 in credits to help you switch to at&t. my m...about my toothpasteice. she eveand mouthwash.i

bet on bringing down the jihadists on the ground. nkara, the syrian kurds are terrorists because of their ties to the kurdistan workers party, a group that turkey has been fighting since the collapse of the cease-fire last july. turkey's crackdown on opposition media outlets has also provoke anger in washington. earlier this month, turkish police stormed the offices of a newspaper with close ties to a kyle in the u.s., who erdogan accuses of conspiring to overthrow him. for all the difference is, turkey and the u.s. badly needs support of one another at a time of growing instability. the question is whether they can sweep their differences under the rug. now, in brazil, the corruption crisis at the heart of the government is expected to reach a breaking point, and soon. the country's biggest political party has voted to break away from the president's ruling coalition. this as president rousseff find yourself embroiled in a scandal that seems more likely than ever .o lead to her impeachment earlier i spoke to our correspondent in brazil, and he told us that it was not, in fact," at all on leaving the government. richard: it took all

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then watched as the jurors left and andrews thanked each two reached out to hug her and one even askeded for their autograph. >> i bet she is glad this is all >>> they're cutting their ties with maria sharapova. this follows news yesterday she here with how the admission threatens sharapova's career and the game. >> you're right. this is shocking. maria sharapova has reigned as the highest. the 28-year-old's unexpectedn monday could be a fatal blow to her career, but hit. >> i take great responsibility and my job every day and i made a huge mistake. >> maria sharapova admitted on monday testing possible item for the drug s year's australian open. the former number one said she had been taking the substance to issues. they banned her on january 1st. december 22 pd and a link to aou can press to see the prohibited items for 2016 and i did not look at that list. >> it's very difficult to understand how no one on her made a point to look at that list. >> mel doan yum is intejded to treat patients with heart problems andpproved in michigan. it's band because it's used by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance. she's a tennis power hoursnning five titles. getting

ties an acc tournament record for most free throwsde in a game. charlie scott hathe number in 1970. [laughter] >> dan: pretty good company. >> tim: you get it is. -- you bet it s. driving to the basket. this time pulls up r three. hang n. >> dan: jim is like could we just finish this thing of, please? he doesn't want anybody hurt. >> tim: leday it is a slapped has it slappe away bymcclellan. out of bounds to virginia tech. 4.2 seconds left.our last time to work together yearers partner. always a lot of fun. really enjoyed it. >> dan: pup to work withfun tork together and i really enjoyed or time together here with the ac >> tim: 88- and miami will advance into the semifinal rnd against virgi highlights and must-see mments from this game and others check out the acc.com. our next roadcast tomorrow night at7:00. acc final ction live from c. brad and mike will have game one. for eb, tom,cory, dan bonne so long from washington, >>> wbtv news starts right now. >>> a controversial i-77 toll lanes under fire as the group unveils research that takes aim at the project. >> we're in a different boat down the same river. >> the problems they say could doom the toll lanes, i'm molly gran

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bet my dope put yours to shame ♪ >> the o.c. senior rapper. and later the most shocking confession ever heard on "lockup." >> i've used everything from bats to all kinds of -- zip tiess. once you put it around somebody's neck, they can't get it off. >>> every year, nearly 70,000 people make their way through one of the five facilities that comprise the orange county jail. on any given day, up to 3,000 of them can be found at orange county's largest facility, theo lacey. one way to measure the challenge of managing such a large inmate population can be found in the theo lacey kitchen, where inmate workers prepare 9,000 meals per day. >> i've actually heard that if an inmate had to be incarcerated they prefer to come to orange county jail because they are fed well. they are fed more colorfully. and our nutritional guidelines and standards are the same as the rest of the state. but we put a lot of care and energy into what we do. >> while lower security level inmates eat in the chow hall, the majority of inmates are confined to their cells. their meals are delivered by inmate workers, like robert mason. >> really helps that i used to work at denny's. it makes me thankf

tied evenly from swinging too far to the left, garland may be a good choice. but this is a but, only if the white house falls to a democrat. if not, of course, all betsre off and we wait 'til 2017. >> what about the voice of the people? critics are saying why would it be if hillary clinton is elected or maybe donald trump or whoever the republican would be? >> exactly. i think the voice of the people is pretty much undecide. the polls show public opinion is still forming about what to do about this nominee. shows less than half of people polled thinks there should be a hearing or vote. i think there is indecision out there about what should happen. i do feel that democrats right now are trying to sway public opinion on this with these outside groups, et cetera. republicans are fighting back. the biden rule and how the democrats have acted in the past with these nominees. but i think as we move along, we get to november. the reality is changed and whenever you're in the postelection congress, suddenly they throw out the views they had before the election and there is a new reality. >> policyics. >> oh, politics. when the fat lady sings and all that st

the delegates are no longer tied to their originalth and are free to vote for whom ever they want and all betsg and dealing takes place. delegates can be persuaded to change their vote and the candidate who originally had the most delegates may lose support and be cast aside. the voting colmes keeps on going until the candidate wins the designated number of delegates. this can take time. like it did in 1880. >> they went through 35 ballots. and they through their support behind someone who wasn't even run. >> reporter: some think a similar possibility to happen this time around. >> joining me, david chall on. david chall on, i talked to michele bachmann a couple minutes ago. former congresswoman. wanted to be president in 2012. she said to me, listen, if donald trump comes close to the number of 1237 they will give it to him no questions asked. you say rules are the rules. >> you can't just give the nomination. it doesn't work that way. you do, as the video showed, have to get the magic number, 1237 delegates. usually brooke we go to a convention, the biggest drama is which state is going to p

bet she's glad this is all over. thank you very much. >>> two major sponsors nike and tag hoyer are cutting their ties with maria sharapova. this follows the athlete's admission yesterday she failed a ali is here with how it threatened her career and the game. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thank you so much. this is shocking the tennis world. maria sharapova has reigned as the highest paid female athlete decade. the 28-year-old's unexpected announcement on monday could be a fatal blow to her career but also the sport is taking a huge hit. >> i take great responsibility and professionalism in my job every single day. i made a huge mistake. >> reporter: maria sharapova admitted to testing positive for the drug maldonium at this year's open. the former number one said she has been taking the substance for a decade to treat numerous health issues. the world antidoping agency banned it on january 1st. >> i received a letter on december 22nd and a link to a see the prohibited items for 2016 and i did not look at that list. >> reporter: it's very difficult to understand how no one on her team would have made a point to look at that lis

tied the past 24 hours. i think on the basis of his popularity generally and with republicans in ohio he will win. but where does he go? what can he do? he's bettinga contested convention. he's betting as governor of the key swing state of ohio and no republican has ever won the white house without ohio, he will be in a position to be a negotiator or broke if nothing else. bill: have you seen this? quinnipiac, trump 38, kasich 38. margin of error 3.7 percentage points. that's really close in illinois. in illinois there is a report that trump fired or replaced his state chair. trump at 34, cruz at 25, kasich 21, rubio follows at 16. is this outcome in question? >> i think probably trump will win. but not not just that poll but others have had it reasonably close between trump and cruz. down state is pretty rural. if you look at where cruz has won, he's been taking that central corridor of the country. i think it's reason any close. trump would be expected to win, but i don't think it would be a giant upset if cruz carried illinois. bill: cruz just said a few minutes ago he will win illinois. i look at missouri and santorum got 55% of the vote. miss

reporter: kasich ties far away to win nomination you the right but if he denies trump ohio's 66 delegates that could be enough to push g.o.p. to a convention floor fight in july. >> he is betting that as governor of the key swing state of ohio, he will be in a position to at least be a negotiator or a broker if nothing else. >> america's economy does better when we have a democrat in the white house. >> democrat hillary clinton is poised to win perhaps all the of the states in play today but bernie sanders is counting on winning over economically disaffected vote tours see particularly in the midwest by using donald trump tactic attacking free trade agreements. >> i proudly stood with the workers, secretary of state hillary clinton stood with the big money interests. >> reporter: that is an argument that rest mated pretty well for sanders when he scored that upset win in michigan, recently. he thinks it will help him in ohio and even in illinois. that is hill willry clinton's home state the but polls that show sanders is, maybe, maybe, poised to win there. it is all tied up. that will be an interesting contest to watch on the democratic side. >> it seems like this will be a ba

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