court -- tropical park around 8 pm. ted cruz is banking on his home state to stay in the race and donald trump opponents are on the attack. >> donald trump had no patience for black lives matter protesters who interrupted his rally in virginia. >> get them out. all lives matter. >> reporter: a tie magazine photographer storms the ground to chums rallys has become more raucous as his momentum builds despite criticism he was led to disavow an endorsement by former ku klax klan leader david duke. >> i don't know anything about david duke. >> reporter: he was not as forceful over the weekend and many believe he didn't not to alienate southern voters on super tuesday. texas senator ted cruz is banking on a wind in his home >> what we will see i believe is donald trump and me coming out both with a significant chunk of delegates and everyone else far behind. >> reporter: in his home state many of rubio supporters cast early voting balance monday. hoping rubio can define polls that show him trailing trump in his home state by

we begin with marybel rodriguez live in tropical park where tuesday -- watch super tuesday results. >> reporter: marco rubio will rally his supporters a tropical park tonight at a florida's march 15 primary. we are a winner take all primary with 99 delegates up for grabs. trump opponents are doing they can to attack him. >> donald trump had no patience for black lives matter protesters who interrupted his rally in virginia all lives matter >> reporter: timex of the doctor was going to the ground at the event assignment his release of come become more ruckus as is events built. he was led to disavow an duke. >> voting for these people and against donald trump is really treason to your heritage. >> i get one thing about david duke. david duke. >> reporter: he was not as forceful over the weekend and many believe he did not want to alienate voters on super tuesday. >> i have to look at the group i don't know what group you're talking about. >> he's an adult he knows the consequences. i let him be who yes. >> reporter: his wife millenia told anderson cooper she disagreed with her husband

enough delegates to become >>> we continue our live team coverage with marybel rodriguez live a tropical parts where marco rubio will make his appearance tonight. >> reporter: marco rubio will valley with his home state supporters at tropical part tonight. ted cruz is banking on his home state to stay in the race and donald trump opponents are doing all they can to attack him. donald trump had no patience for black lives matter protesters interrupted his rally in virginia. >> get them out. all lives matter. >> reporter: a tie magazine photographer was told to the ground and trump rallies have become more raucous as his momentum builds despite criticism that he was slow to disavow an endorsement by former ku klax klan leader david duke. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know what you're talking about with white supremacy. >> reporter: he was not as forceful over the weekend and many believe he did not not to super tuesday. texas senator ted cruz is banking on a wing in his home state to keep his campaign alive. >> what we will see i believe is donald trump and me coming o

. >>> blown away by tropical storm force winds, causing a major highway pileup and a deadly rooftop plunge. >>> and remembering patty duke. tonight, tributes pouring in from fans, friends, and her famous sons. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. donald trump is standing by his man tonight even though his man, campaign manager corey lewandowsky has been charged with battery against a reporter. it began has a he said she said when michelle fields claimed lewandowsky man handled her at an event. he denied it and said she was delusional. then there was the tape and police say what they saw on that tape was real, bolstering concerns about the climate of this campaign. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> reporter: police say the crime was caught on tape. this closed circuit video, they say, shows corey lewandowsky grabbing former breitbart reporter michelle fields after a news conference this month. lewandowsky now facing a criminal charge for battery or unwanted touching, a

this is tropical park. look at chopper 6 overhead. this is the equestrian center right near the city of west miam marco rubio is from there. he served on the city commission there. this is familiar territory for the senator. let's go to some video from earlier in the day, because the senator did spend part of the day in minnesota, which is one of the super tuesday voting states, and in a noticeably hoarse voice, the senator continues to swipe at ted cruz saying this day, super tuesday, was supposed to be cruz's day because of the evangelical but of course, the polls don't show that. donald trump enjoying a sizeable lead in just about every poll, except the polls in texas where senator ted cruz is leading the way. senator rubio also swiped at donald trump today, continuing to call him a con man and tellili crowds that a vote for donald trump in essence is a vote for hillary clinton. >> i have a message for him. i will campaign in all 50 states. i will get in my pickup truck and drive around this country ifif i have to before i allow th

pops over towards the atlantic that allows for as you all know a southerly flow bringing that warm tropical moist air up into our neck of the woods so by wednesday we start to heat up quickly so we've got about 48 hours here of the unseasonable cool weather. we are all-in the mid 50s right wind speeds are out of the north northwest anywhere from 10-20 miles per hour and like i said we can easily gust to 25- 30 especially along the coat as we head into the afternoon. highs are going to be in the mid to low 60s and it will be a

nbc news has learned who has been helping the fbi break into the san bernardino killer's iphone. tropical storm force winds, causing a major highway pile-up and a deadly rooftop plunge. >>> and remembering patty duke, the beloved star has died. tonight tributes pouring in from friends, fans and her famous sons. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. donald trump is standing by his man tonight even though his man, campaign manager cory loon doisk, has been charged with battery against a report. it began as a he said -- she said when reporter michelle fields claimed lewandowski man handled her at a campaign event. he denied it and said she was delusion a. but then there is the tale of the tape, and police say what they saw on that tape was real, leaving the architect of trump's bid for the white house in hot water and bolstering concerns about the tone and climate of this campaign. has details. >> reporter: police say the crime was caught on tape. this close-circuit video sho

@that's almost tropical in late @march in northeast ohio. @50s for the afternoon. @slight spring of sprinkle or @shower. @breezy, too. @the wind wills return probably @similar in -- winds will return @probably similar in strength @when we saw this afternoon. @55 akron, canton, 564 ash tab @are a where you're saying -- @ashtabula. @as we head through the day on @wednesday, mid-50s by 5:00. @notice a small difference @between evening and morning @temperature, indicating not @much warming going on. @we'll see a lot more cloud @cover going on. @maybe drizzle near the lake @shore as we watch cool air slip @down from the northeast. @very close to cleveland. @i think ashtabula you'll cool @southwest flow on the backside, @trying to pump the warmer air @back in. @an area of low pressure @developing out west. @it's starting to crank together @into quite a storm. @it's not over yet in terms of @the winter season. @these are all winter storm @watchings, warnings and @advisories across the northern @plains including blizzard @warnings in the high plains in @denver including th

we have the latest tropical system. a tropical low at this point, it still does not have a name. biggest threat with this one, already is occurring is the rainfall. 103 millimeters reported there in the last 24 hours. this is going to continue to drift off towards the east. it, it could become a category 1 cyclone on the as yaustralian c. but it's just going to be the rainfall. this is a slow moving storm system, as it slowly moves across the cape here, bring the precipitation out here to soft ea -- southern areas of the gulf. some locations, 1 to 200 millimeters of precipitation. ongoing system. eventually in the next week, this could reform as it moves off the coastline of queensland. ongoing we're going to be watching for several days now. >>> eastern asia, really high pressure dominating most of the korean peninsula, morning hours, you may have noticed, rather chilli out there, that's because of the clear skies, all the heat that building up during the day on tuesday. just kind of went up into the atmosphere, but as we go ahead through the rest of your wednesday, sunny skies

are we tapping into the tropics? yeah, hawaii is here, tropical moisture wrapping around the ridge of high pressure, and ramming into pacific northwest. this pattern will continue tonight, tomorrow morning, light rainfall. that's storm 4. storm 5 will get us thursday. on the floor the weekend, everybody -- over the weekend, everything got 2-4 inches of rain. no so anymore. watch when i stop the clock on thursday. san jose, less than an inch of rainfall. not bad. but look in north bay. santa rosa, nearly 2 inches of rainfall, as we roll the clock further, the actual front moves by, san jose, you get a decent amount of rain, but more for san rafael, about 4 inches of rain. we'll fly over the bay bridge and tell you what's going on. on and off light rain tomorrow morning, heavier rain arrives thursday morning, and up to 4 times as much rainfall thursday and friday in the north bay, compared to our friends to free month, san jose, and morgan hill. tomorrow, light rain, valerio, 66. the heavier stuff, north bay thursday,

likely what we will hear when rubio comes home for this evening's ral flee tropical park. tension at a trump rally in virginia. large group of student protestors marched out of the event as they pass a photographer from time magazine. secret service agent. secret service is investigating. >> i don't think americaas stopped being great. what we need to do now is make america whole. >> reporter: hillary clinton hoping to keep the lead over bernie sanders making a stop in virginia. but keeping her eyes onlorida. ending her night here in miami. >> now it i i time for massachusetts, to lead the political revolution. >> reporter: sanders hoping that a northern push is his path to victory. so it makes sense all three candidates will be here in florida. march 15. of course, big day. florida primary. the next battle ground in this big primary season. for now, reporting live. southwest miami-dade. local 10 news. >> anchor: stay with ushis election season we have team coverage with candidates stopping here in south florida. tonight they learn the results of super tuesday. reports fro

live at tropical park tonight, >> steve, thank you. democratic front-runner hillary clinton spent most of her day campaigning in minnesota where it's a a tight race between her and bernie sanders. she's wrapping up her day here in south florida with a super tuesday rally. bc 6 reporter jamie guirola joins us live from miami where the former secretary of state is expected tonight. jamie? >> reporter: well, early voting began today in florida. this as many of the candidates, including hillary clinton, begins to shift their focus and their camigns on the sunshine state as early as today, super tuesday. nearly a quarter of the democratic delegates are up for stake today. hillary clinton trying to sosoidify her lead and bernie sanders trying to hang on. while sanders voting in his home state of vermont, hillary clinton campaigned in minneapoli the front-runner pivoting to the general election, attacking donald trump more than her democratic rival. moments ago she criticized trump for f fling to disavoi davidd she took issue with the level o

the finishing touches are underway at tropical park. marco rubio looking to rally florida voters on super tuesday. even though millions are casting ballots in a dozen other states. >>> donald trump will be an embarrassment to america will be an investment to anyone who supported him. what he will do to our foreign- policy will embarrass everyone in this room. anyone who supports him now this cannot happen if a state knows that it is minnesota. >> reporter: he spent a few hours tuesday at an event in minnesota but the former west miami commissioner and legislator knows what happened in florida who decide his fate >> it's a must win. marco cannot continue his campaign for the presidency without guaranteeing in winning his own state. jeopardy. >> reporter: florida is a winner take all state 99 delegates going to who takes the majority on primary day. two weeks away. >> we are going to win win win >> reporter: trump is on the path to beat rubio at home. republican establishment is doing everything it can to help rubio with fellow politician

a lot of moisture in the valley, and it is muggy and tropical.n, rain, rain. >> i did notice the humidity, not a great hair day. >> someone is going to get on to you for commenting. >> it is curly or -- curlier, and i was not directing that at pam. >>> 6:51 am is the time, and what is coming up on the mornings on 2?>> your hair looks perfect every day, pam, we love you every day. steve i'm coming for you in about 10 minutes. i will be joining you in the studio over the next hour, and some of the silicon valley tech leaders are joining other leaders around the world at an annual gathering, and one tropic is donald trump. reports are saying that they are characterizing the republican front-runner. >>> a man arrested by the secret service agent after allegedly throwing items over the fence, being connected to violent attacks across the country. in an a shooting attack and we will join you for mornings on 2. >>> 6:52 am, a nine-year-old boy shot in watsonville, and coming up for the search underway.>>> and making your next trip to the sfo a lot easie

stody rain extends all the way for some flooding in severe weather along the coast the tropical moisture continuesh to be filed a form of this cold front anticipate their plane ticket had ever seen some thinning of theic but what you see is what will see all day. return will start to kick it around midnight tonight. three quarters of an inch to an inch of rainfall regionwide as temperatures fall back to the lower 40s tonight. would set northwindl we should and lower 50s and in the become more widespread sunday and monday morning when you added upron the rain we see today in any showers that we see saturday reprints in the rain and any additional rain probably get onio sunday rose unit close of an inch and a half 2 inches of rainfall s s but chance of rain will be sunday into early monday today which is reversing the outside chance of a shower sometime late wednesday night foxing is your official school closing station. leading here are having donald trump by five-point it appears the governor is getting supportt from a democratic candidate. there said to square off for another debate for

that's normally reserved for a slow moving tropical system. and this is a pure tropical air mass that's being lifted north out of the gulf. and eventually it's going to have its sight set on the carolinas. thankfully, in a much weakened form. here's the way the clouds look on our live early warning doppler 9. you can see them from the tower cam. just high clouds. temperatures still incredibly warm. 81 in matthews. upper 70s from waxhaw and monroe back to ballantyne. gastonia and belmont. are believe it or not skiers out there. an evening walk, sun down, 6:30, you have sunlight left. temperatures will slowly fall back down through the 70s. heading toward over night lows like this morning. right around 60 in the immediate area. mid 50s over the high country. tomorrow's future cast, more clouds than we saw today. a few showers around in the morning. mainly charlotte north. but the main batch of rain, what we see of it will come during the afternoon. even then. not a lot. just scattered showers dotting the landscape. you'll be dodging rain but not

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tropical moisture plume, what do we mean? that thin band of cloud cover, all that tropical moisture stretches all the way back east of hawaii and slamming in to the northwest and now northern california and it's can coming here. but watch this. rain trt north bay -- from the north bay, absolutely, stopping at 7:00 tomorrow night, two inches of rain just tomorrow for santa rosa. nothing, zero. not a drop of rain in san jose. it may be sunny tomorrow morning in san jose, where it's just pouring in santa rosa. it will finally rain in the south bay tomorrow night, tomorrow night. rainfall totals about a half an inch for san jose but three to six inches of rainfall for the north bay. 10 times the amount of rain, cloudy tonight, here comes the rain, moving in the north bay. rain tomorrow with the heaviest, north of the golden gate, we gelt more rain -- get more rain on friday and another chance coming up on sunday. highs tomorrow, low 60s up north, 67 maybe with sunshine in san jose, whereas a half foot of rainfalls in the north ba

lots of tropical moisture which will continue to stream in. racing across the pacific ocean grabbing tropical moisture. and not blocked by a ridge of high pressure. it's pouring into california. it's such a simple equation. if you don't have that blocking ridge. >> we have this pat person in december and january but then that ridge came and all this moisture hit the wall and goes up and over the bridge in washington. they got the rainfall. we didn't. but temporarily the ridge is gone for about two weeks and we'll be mired in a wet pattern which is perfect. we are in a drought. we need the rainfall. how much rain tonight? an additional quarter inch. these numbers are not impressive but this is 10 a.m. saturday. saturday night, looks different. saturday night wet 1.5" of rainfall for san francisco. more than 1.5" for san jose. more than two inches for ukiah. sunday morning not so much. we'll do it again sunday afternoon, bam, another inch of rate. concord the computer predicting more than 2.5" of rain for you between now and monday morning. wind

the mosquitoes that transmit the virus live in tropical 3 climates which is hy the caribbean and south america get hit so hard. most people recover just fine, the big issue is for pregnant women because it ccn cause severe birth defects with infants born with small heads and brain damage. >>> tracking gusty winds with speeds between 20 to for the miles per hour. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s this morning. 62 by 2:00. light snow in the mountaiis, we could use more, but it's going next week, highs in the mid to upper 60s. >>> we got a viewer tip about some weerd symbols showing up on the usc campus. authorities are trying to figure out where the chalk drawings came from. so far they think there's no credible threat. a youtube appears to show someone drawing them and then leaving a flash drive. >>> best place to live is five. >> woohoo. come. >>> good morning, america. donald trump and hillary clinton in command. winning big on super tuesday. >> we're just having a celebration. >> the gop front-runner racks up victories in seven states. ted cruz takes three looking to stop the billi

specially in the tropics have expanded. and then of course, we carry these things around. rivers and here in the united states and of course we connected all of water ways by using steam engines so in 1825 the capable -- canal had opened into canada and down to new york city and into the entire interior of north america. that happened again and again. we do it much better today. we have not just a few capital cities with airports but hundreds of airports and tens of thousands of connections with all of our airports. this is a map we have in book, you can make a map as connected by direct flights and if you run akimulated on a map like that, it looks like a wave, expanding outwards. you can predict where and when an epidemic will strike simply measuring flights by infected and uninfected cityies. but the other part of the book is about what we do about it. we have defenses. we have political defenses, we have medical defenses and all kinds of things that we can do to fight back, so it's very interesting to what happened in 1832 and i spent a lot of time trying to die sect.

the equestrian center at tropical park. the setting senator marco rubio is using to talk to the country. and from this school he will also be talking to florideans who hold a decisive role in this ongoing primary battle. pundits say if he doesn't win florida, rubio's campaign will be in trouble. >> i role e. really do think he is going to do good. >> laurie: supportive clawed raw ortega rhymed rhymed mokes of really ask where it seems rubio got his groove. today hoes was campaigning in minnesota that offers 38 delegates. cruz havana. this is media from all to have country and, of course, from here in florida. it makes sense they're here. he is the caped that best represents south florida. he's been the establishment candidate. we know t tt after he visits here in miami, he goes up to michigan. there are 59 delegates waiting for him, possibly. for now reporting live in southwest mild, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: hatzel, thank you. >>> and we are going to have some input four from michael putney in just a few minute

got a look at how the county is trying to fix the problem. me the last time it was this bad was tropical storm debbie. is it enough to stop the streets from becoming streams? when it happened just last year something needed to change now. >> they will still have water. we definitely want to keep water out of houses. >> reporter: he walked through the areas where the county sent millions to try to accomplish that. most of the work involved clearing trees and widening and deepening canals. >> it will flush the water out faster. >> homeowner associations pointed out areas that need more work. >> in order for them to get any relief we'll have to do this here. >> reporter: what hasn't flooded in is this. >> no body wants to talk about raising taxes but no body wants their homes flooded either. >> it is to look at the storm water needs. the county is finished. as we can be for now. >> as we head into the rainy season only another major rain event will show if it is still shrunk. >>> time for headlines around the nation and the world a massive fire broke out. you can see there clearly the flame

release has failed so he is turning into a different source the american tourist who experience the tropical island. >> you're looking at the tourists to be your eyes and ears? >> absolutely. very important 2.0 we don't want anybody to take action. >> the apartment homes were included. >> now they will rebuild the north philadelphia said they blew up the entire block. >> that is crazy. >> cater imagine finding an animal bone? >> a little bowden the actual foot. >> this could be some type of a rodent. i will never buy their trail mix again i would expect them to pull the bread of the shelves. >> you can have this in the morning. [laughter] surveillance video. [laughter] [laughter] it already started >> is said to a bold and in the editorial mix? >> what would you do if you get down on something hard and it was an animal'' and? i was contacted by a man who sounded very surprised with wholefoods trail mix that he bought the store they headed to wholefoods for some snacks they picked up the bag and left he was eating handholds that is when he bit down on something hard people tell something he d

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we're in the tropics. old and leaky, there are massive puddles that breed mosquitos so they ration the city's flow. >> if you look around, 80% of the city you see was built between 1900 and 1958. now you have a city built in a very short period, very fast, very well but now it's aging. >> right. >> and today, the average age of the houses in havana are 75. >> miguel is a renowned professor of architecture and he watched his city crumble even faster since the late '80s when their soviet union sugar daddies went south. now new laws allow cubans to finally own real estate, one house in the stay, one in the country. apartments along the malecon are starting to skyrocket but most can be bought for dirt cheap. >> my former house was 1800 square feet and the value was 16,000 pesos. so in dollars, it's about 650. >> $650 for an 1800-square-foot house? >> three bedrooms, two bathrooms, et cetera. >> try fixing up that house when supplies only come from the government or the black market. >> suppose you want to pain

. >>> a central florida man is fed up with receiving text messages from the restaurant polo tropical. he claimed the restaurant has violated the telephone consumer protection act by using an automated system to send text messages. he claims he never provided his number to the restaurant. >>> you have all weekend to enjoy winter park. we stopped by to see some of the artwork. if you couldn't make it today, it'll be open again tomorrow tomorrow night. and sunday the festival closes at 5:00 pm. >> great weather for all the folks out there. >> dodging a few raindrops . most of the event will be rain free. looks like it's gonna rain, but there's only a slight chance. 84 in orlando, cooler temperatures in ocala, 79 in titusville. cocoa beach 77. daytona beach 74 . and looking at a few waves of rain moving out of this mess between now and sunday morning. between now and sunday morning, one or two unsettled weather in the forecast. after that, things are going to cool down. we do have 40s in the forecast. tonight in orlando, thornton park, lake davis, just a slight chance for a shower. then i

zika virus is spread by the mosquitoe in the tropical and sub-tropical areas. it would be spread by the tiger mosquitoe, as well that lives in the north, but it doesn't live in this area either. colorado has information about the zika virus on its website and has a map that shows outbreaks. if you are traveling to those country, exercise caution and protect yourself against mosquitoes. if you are pregnant, you should not be traveling to those countries, at all, because there have been reported cases of birth defects, women pregnant, were seen in their newborn infants. there have also been reported cases of paralysis, but health officials say in most instances, zika virus simply causes a fever, rash and joint pain. it lasts about a week, then most people spontaneously recover and have an immunity that lasts a lifetime. still, there is concern because of the news coverage around the world and instances of child deformities, people are worried about that here in colorado. state health officials told me early whyer this month that most coloradans are not at risk un

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turistas escuchan este ritmo tropical y los cubanos rock and roll. >> me parece muy bien, es una mÚsicaremos y disfrutaremos hasta que se acabe. tony: este es el parque central, uno de los lugares emblemÁticos de la habana vieja. aquÍ encontramos a una de las pocas bandas cubanas de rock. ya tienen 51 aÑos cantando en inglÉs. en su repertorio hay varios temas de los rolling stones. la mÚsica rock se escucha muy poco en la radio cubana y para fundadores de los kent la visita estÁn histÓrica como la del presidente. pensaron que iban a tocar aquÍ? >> nunca se nos ocurriÓ. no habÍa posibilidad. tony: cantan a la perfecciÓn sin saber el idioma. >> canta por fonÉtica. lo que oigo lo repito. tony: el concierto serÁ gratis el concierto serÁ gratis este viernes 25 de marzo. la banda llegarÁ el dÍa antes del concierto. el Último concierto de esta magnitud fase siete aÑos organizado por juanes. aquÍ en cuba se preguntan si y a proposito de cuba, maria al. elena salinas estara maqana de la llegada y las primeras actividades del presidente barack obama en la isla. la atencion de los pre- candidatos

aranza: tambiÉn tiene puesta la mira en el estado tropical. >> donald se beneficia cuando hay varios contienda. >> la tesis de cruz es que si queda mano a mano con trump tiene oportunidad. aranza: es importante mencionar que este rally que sostuvo aquÍ marco rubio no tuvo gran afluencia. el ex congresista nos comentÓ que tras retirarse de la contienda, el ex gobernador de la florida tiene planeado reunirse con 3 personas. marÍa: la cÁmara de representantes en su mayorÍa republicana, planea someter a votaciÓn para pedir a la corte suprema que confirme la eliminaciÓn de la lÍnea migratoria dapa y daca. lo harÍa en contra parte de una amplia coaliciÓn nacional de lÍderes de 110 ciudades que han pedido dar luz verde a esa acciÓn ejecutiva de obama. reportera: la corte suprema escucharÁ el 18 de abril los argumentos en el caso del gobierno contra el estado de texas sobre la acciÓn ejecutiva. >> le tuve que mover a otro estado, dejar a mi familia. reportera: esta maestra cuenta con la suspensiÓn de deportaciÓn pero no asÍ su madre. >> tengo aquÍ para pedirle a la corte suprema, al congreso

we mentioned this earlier st of a tropical storm.his is 16.9" here and this is in the last 48 hours. many areas in the eastern sections of louisiana and -- that's eastern texas and western louisiana had 20" of rain and more rain tonight. our headlines, just showers on sunday, and probably more showers sunday than saturday and looks like nothing heavy all weekend, and then cooler over the weekend, 50s and 60s, and then we need our umbrellas on monday. it will probably be the wettest day of the week as it were. we are looking at temperatures right now generally in the 50s. okay. across the board in the futurecast, temperatures in the 50s. are 56 by tonight and 52 in gaithersburg, and some 40s, chilly overnight, and morning, 43 in gaithersburg, and 45 in silver spring and 45 in fairfax. clouds will roll in during the morning and start with sunshine and then clouds come in. not a lot of showers. 10:00, a couple of winchester. 1:00, mid-50s, and the soccer games will be played. 6:00, showers and a better chance still. sunday, there is you

. >>> one of the biggest tropic music dance parties crashing bayfront park this weekend. soon. dropping the beat. >> that's what i'm krueger. >> he just wants to make me look silly, know. ben kennedy is telling us how that city@ is preparing for the big crowd. >>reporter: it's a beat heard at bayfront park as ultra musus festival, a three-day tropic music concert kicks off in downtown miami. >> largest edm event on the planet. >>reporter: 55,000 people will pack the magic city as roads like biscayne boulevard shut down over night. >> there will be several officers to ensure you need to be rerouted, you will be rerouted to the right direction. >> fire rescue will move in with small mobile units to help in any event someone gets hurt. >> we have 70 to probably 100 firefighters that are staffed out here plus the stations that have been safe as well as transport units that ke i very easy for us of this area to the hospitals. >> all right. take a look at this map on traffic southbound is going to be moved over to northeast second avue starting at fourth street. all northbound traffi

temperatures are tropical light, a lot of moisture in the air. -- tropical light, and the rain kickingk in on friday, and it looks like all the way back into sunday and monday. we could see over 10 inches of rain over the north santa rosa over the next five days and we may get a bug -- above the lake level, this is a warmer system. >> be advised, and a lot of people are excited, but sunday could be a rough drive home. >> more to the north and to the south is the concern.>>> more problems for chipotle restaurants this morning, a confirmed case of norovirus forcing another restaurant to temporarily close its doors. this is in massachusetts, closed yesterday after an employee called in sick, tested positive for norovirus, and to make others may have the virus, but so far no customers have reported getting sick. this closure comes as chipotle is recovering from the norovirus last year that sickened some of the customers. >>> an unbelievable rescue in monterey, up next we will show you how this chp officer was able to pull two young children out of the burning car. i want to show you some c

by thursday, tropical moisture continues to move to south florida. i am expecting afternoon rains for your thursday. we are also watching this frontal boundary. it brings is even more moisture. then saturday, we will keep the moisture around. know. midday, it will be at 79 degrees. it is afternoon that will bring the showers. tomorrow, spring breakers who are not working will not have a problem. the seas. we are seeing those rising rain chances. notice the warm temperatures returning. jim: a historic day for the u.s. and cuba. with baseball as the common denominator, what happened there today in 17 years. when we come back and the bye week for the city lions. why 16 days without playing a >> a 16-day break from competition this early in the season is a bit odd and some of the city lions would like to roar their disapproval, but it does give adrian heath a chance to work his men hard for a few days without the worries of an imminent match. lads are doing just that early this week. orlando doesn' t play agaisnt untila week from this sunday, when portla

it is like you are in a tropical rainstorm.y bored through an ancient lake and it is pouring into the mine shaft. they have been trying to figure out how to stop the water from coming in. they had to build a huge pumping system to shoot it out. the rock carries the heat of the molten core. they have to have a huge refrigeration system to cool it. lots of ways to get hurt. rio tinto takes things very seriously, takes safety seriously. i never felt in danger. david: what is the bet they are taking? matthew: they are going to be about $7 billion in by the time they get their first ounce of copper out. the bet is the historic crash we have seen in metal prices is going to rebound. they will have timed it perfectly, they think. by the time it is in production, the surplus will be in the way and demand will be rising. it is a bet. they will be $7 billion into an analysts are saying i would not be doing that. carol: the hope is there will be demand at some point down the road. matthew: the respective of what happens to china. they are

music culture, the most popular kind of music in the country, getting people here to appreciate tropical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is not something they would go to watch. >> the music is so popular because it is our language. these young people today just want to play and listen to foreign music. >> reporter: back at the chart it is the children's time to rehearse and to keep those profits low that are passionate and practice every day. playing his violin keeps him grounded. he is in secondary school and plans to join the main orchestra group. one day he plans to compose and conduct his own music. >> translator: when i see the others playing it,. >> reporter: the young musician and his dad has to go before it's too dark. they live in a more dangerous part of the neighborhood. his elder siblings are also in the orchestra. classic example of break barriers and overcoming the odds. catherine soy, al jazeera, kinshasa. >> that marks the end of this bulletin. we recommend you check out our website, aljazeera.com is where you find it. ♪ ♪ ♪

un grupo de dreamers llego hasta el tropical park en miami esta noche para manifestar su descontentoorio!!lo calificaron de traidor!!la policia intervino y los retiro pacificamente del lugar. con los triunfos de ted cruz y marco rubio, restandole terreno a donald trump en este supermartes, los dos aspirantes hispanos escriben hoy una pagina en la historia politica de estados unidos!! sin embargo, trump ha sido, como hemos dicho, el ganador entre los republicanos y hillary clinton entre los democratas.lourdes meluza tiene el resumen de la jornada. luz: probÓ la fuerza, pudo declarar victoria en la mayorÍa de las contiendas de su partido. ♪ ♪ mientras tanto hillary clinton avanzÓ con paso firme en su segundo intento la dominaciÓn demÓcrata. >>soy un unificador, tendremos un partido mucho mÁs unido, seremos un partido mÁs grande y vamos a ganar en noviembre, en el conservador sur del paÍs y capitalizando con el apoyo de evangÉlicos, donald ganÓ en a la habana, georgia, tennessee, virginia, ademÁs en el noreste con electrodo totalmente diferente como massachusetts, ted cruz ganÓ el premi