. >>> we turn now to the new headline involving the zika outbreak here in the u.s. new hampshire is now reporting its first case of the virus. another one spreading through sexual contact. that case still being confirmed. the official cdc tally at this point, at least 107 cases in 24 states, of course, they're hampshire. >>> next, to troubling cell phone video from inside a baltimore high school. officer slapping and then kicking a young man. another officer standing behind them. school officials confirming the event, but it's not clear tonight whether the young man was a student. both officers and the head of the school system police force

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we told you about the u.s. news and world report that said we're the number one place to but it's not cheap. >> denver 7 reporter jason the rent roblem. >> reporter: while that number one ranking from u.s. news and world report is based on the job market, desirability, people that want to live here, the quality of life and more, it also comes with that price tag. quite a big one. check my rent bill every month. i want to break down some of the numbers that show that denver is one of the more expensive places in the country to live. the average apartment rent within 10 miles of downtown and to afford a home in the metro area, you need to make more than 68 grand. that's expected to increase to more than 80 grand per year. that means many transplants that get here are in for a hefty rent bill. >> i think the pricing was sort of a surprise. we thought we were going to get less and that wasn't the case. >> those are the areas will be focused on and areas they picked out saying if -- >> reporter: number one ranking not wi

u.s. news and world report ranks denver the number one place to live in the country. the magazine ranked the mile job opportunity. and over all quality of life. >> it's affordable here. border. when a new president takes office. this time it's targeting trump. and one small eastern town is really hoping he wins. >> . our country is so unbelievablely divided. together. presidency. that could backfire. house. millions of americans say they >> if trump becomes president. would i move to canada. >> i would move any where. no matter what president. they can't do enough damage. >> in a perfect word. that would be easy. but it wouldn't be that cheap. >> . immigration process is complex. >> the first thing canada wants is all these americans coming. >> actually they do. at least in. it's gorgeous. but has a dwindling population. so. they launched a campaign. if trump wins. move here. >> they've had almost a million hits. >> the joke is over. this is serious. we have a serious problem. people are showing a serious interest in moving here. is a different story. >> starts to see

thank you, bob. >>> ahead, we reveal "u.s. newsa status update of its own, thanks to small businesses. >>> what brought you into the store today? >> the $2 cupcake deal. >> the $2 tuesday. >> yes. >> how did you find out? >> i found out through facebook. >> our mission is to connect people all over the world an a big part of that is connecting people to the small businesses. >>> ben tracy talks with sheryl sandberg about why some feel cheated by the results of paid adz ads. you've watching "cbs this morning." your mother... antonio. antonio. que? the stove. it's not working. campbell's microwaveable soups. made for real, real life. i have a resident named joyce, and i said "come to class,bout let's start walking together" and i said "and i bet you money you'll be able to do that senior walk". that day i said "ok it's me and you girl, me and you!" i said "if you need to stop, there's a bench we'll just hang out in the shade." she said "absolutely not! we are going to finish this race!" and we were the last ones in, but you know what

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this half hour, first on "cbs this morning," u.s. news and world report unveils its ranking in america. we are going to show you the results, including a surprising place on the list for the ty. >>> the revealing conversation with phil collins. the music super star talks with anthony mason about rethinking retirement and rebuilding life, and becoming an unlikely lightning rod for pop culture critics.ou some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" reports on lawmakers in italy cracking down on olive oil fraud. earlier this year, "60 minutes" extra virgin oil has been diluted. calling for harsher the government is going to consider forcing repeat offenders to stop production up to six months. >>> shipped in for the . anchorage broke a record for consecutive days without >>> the "miami herald" reports on the rolling stones extending their lattin' america tour to include a stop in cuba on march it will be the first performance by a british rock group in cuban history. the band will donate musicalte and instrumen

and for a country that has long aspired to do away with notions of rich and poor, a new and historic shift in u.s. policy could deepen the divide in this communist country where new stratas of wealth and class are already beginning to form. while be panels of revolutionaries like be che guevara still line the streets, shrinking state payrolls have allowed private companies to crop up. it's amaze yoing you can see ite this. it was a brick wall shrouding the strownt if you wer restaura. you wouldn't even know it was here. now they're showcasing what they have and that is emblematic of the change in cuba in which some cubans are getting rib e-richer. a chef produces a japanese style dish, it's a scene of lumpary that for generations have been off limits to most cubans. but the island's emerging private sector which will get a major boost under the new u.s. policy has left restaurants and places like these with a little more cash to spend. >> translator: when we started this restaurant, a plat of food used to cost two or $3. now nothing costs that. >> reporter: private enterprise has alway always exi

u.s. world news report? no, i hate it. the reason it existed is because students do not feel they have information about what is a good college. as productive as they are and as many parts of the instruments i disagree with, if you are an 18 or 19-year-old you are looking at this one is three or seven and i know which one i'm going to. u.s. world news report? no, i hate it. about who and whyted is becausk you go to college, it is important to remember the conception of college is very much bound up in elite school where you go to school in the northeast and all your peers come from all over the world. for a public university the median distance from home to school is 18 miles. college students go to school within 30 miles of where they grew up. geography is number one. if they are not attending since college, i am someone who is complained about the dorms. part of the reason tuitions so incredibly high is because we're building things like at purdue $95 million gym, which construction began in the heart of employment depre

raleigh durham comes in at number 4 on the list from the u.s. news and world report they looked at quality of life, education, afford ability, nice people. denver tops the list followed by austin, texas, fayetteville, arkansas, and colorado springs. >>> governor pat mccrory will help welcome a member of the north carolina new family this morning. a special party being planned for nekita, the zoo's polar bear, and may result in a cub coming up soon. to be getting along, so that's good news, as well -- nikita. >>> a labredor gave birth to 17 puppies -- labrador. he male dog hudson fathered the litter while the mother belongs to her cousin. the record is 19 puppies. the state record is 16, so there you go. one of bailey's pups did not survive. she would have at least tied it. emory said bailey appears to be doing fine with her new responsibilities. it's quite a bit. >> that's a lot of work. >> 19, any way. >>> coming up in the next half-hour of wral news, community and civil rights groups try to find a way forward following a deadly raleigh police shoot

the senate's inquiry is looking into how affective that practice is. >>> u.s. news and world report ranking case western reserve one in ohio. the report released overnight ranks case among the top 25 schools -- schools in the u.s. and they're ranked on pure assessments from medical schools nationally and objective criteria like research funding and the qualifications of admitted students. >>> hundreds of thousands of commuters need to find another way to get around d.c. today. it's an unprecedented move here. the entire metro shut down because of safety fears. it shut down at midnight for rails to be inspected and that is after fire on the tracks on malfunction. the same issue to blame for a deadly incident last year that filled a train with smoke. the metro should reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> and training is a mess this morning. >>> and lawmakers grilled city officials about why they failed to take action for months even warned the city that water was unsafe because of lead from aging pipes. they even played video of the former mayor on local tv declaring the w

that is the main point of the u.s. news and world report. the case western reserve school is ranking above the top 25 medical schools in the nation and based on pier assessments for medical school deans across the country, research funding >>> and picture this. a major online retailer is looking into allowing shoppers to pay with a selfie. amazon.com filed a patent application for the technology and customers will be able to take a picture or short video of themselves to authenticate payments. amazon's facial recognition system would ensure it was the exact customer. no word when it will be available giving a new means to the old phrase a picture is worth a thousand words. maybe. >>> and the national park service is changing the predicted bloom dates for d.c.'s cherry blossoms. officials now say the best time to see the blossoms will be march 23rd and 24th and that is a few days later than first protected and meantime, starbucks is celebrating the return of blossoms with a limited edition drink. the chain is offering a cherry blossom frappuc

. >>> a u.s. news and world report list confirms what many of us already know. denver is america's best place to live. colorado springs ranked 5th on the list. we certainly know and we cover the fact that the influx of transplants creates issues as well in our state. today on our facebook page. >>> he has been live nothing your television for 35 years and today his sign off. 9 news anchor mark koebrich is retiring from 9 news. he began his career at 9 news september of 1981, began as the southern bureau reporter in the afternoon. he was a consumer reporter for many years. mark's positive attitude and boundless energy will be missed in our news room. today there's a get together to reflect on mark's time here in denver. he offered a few stories and then a bit of advice. >> here are my three little rules for life: you find a wonderful person to spend your life with. you have wonderful children, and then you arrive at this day, which is the third best day in your life. thank you all. >> mark's beautiful family was his wife, kathy, his son ben, his mother-in-law was

prident speaking directly to the cuban people sharing his hopes for them and hopes for the new u.s. cuba relationshipthe new u.s. cuba relationship. that is followed by the scheduled meeting with members of the disdidn't community. cuban national baseball game for a bit in the afternoon before he leaves the island and heads to argentina. that is the latest from had a have been a this evening with robin simmons i'm craig stephens let's go back now to belkys and jeff for the rest of the day's new >> great coverage today thank you. well craig. today exile here in miami have plenty to say about it in little havana protestors made their voices heard. >> members of the exile community descend on the cafe all day to voice the pleasure or displeasure with what's going on in cuba right now. some are too upset to watch as leaders of both nation met inn havana. others were happy to see it happen. >> i am totally disgusted and today up and down everything for cuba. nothing for the u.s. >> obama has been a sell out to us the cubans. we feel disgusted. we feel betrayed. >> something good for both

group lavender and green alliance. >>> new details on a deadly college campus stabbing here in the u.s. new concerns it was inspired by isis. >> also a stunt at a pep rally goes wrong, leaving students shocked. >> and it's hard to watch. >>> new tonight, the fbi says a university student was inspired by isis when he stabbed and wounded four classmates last fall. 18-year-old fizzel muhammad may have become self-radicalized. muhammad was shot and killed by a campus cop. >>> new at 11:00, a father who lost his son on the football field is stepping up his fight for better safety regulations. frank cutinella spoke at a meeting in saratoga springs. his son, tom, died in 2014 after suffering a hard helmet to helmet hit while playing for shorm wading river high school. >> it shouldn't happen, and it wasn't meant to happen. school level i think can take some initiatives to make it less likely to happen. >> cutinella wants stiffer penalties for things like illegal hits to be adopted statewide. >>> hoboken transitioning from existing on-street parking meters to a so-called pay by plate meter system. d

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president speaking directly to the cuban people sharing his hopes for them and hopes for the new u.s. cuba relationshipthe new u.s. cuba relationship. that ifollowed by the scheduled meeting with members of the disdidn't community. he will taken the tampa bay cuban national baseball game for a bit in the afternoon before he leaves the island and heads to argentina. that is the latest from had a have been a this evening with bin simmons i'm craig stephens let's go back now to belkys and jeff for the rest of >> great coverage today thank you. well craig. today exile here in miami have plenty to say about it in little havana protestors made their voices heard. >> members of the exile community descend on the cafe all day to voice the pleasure or displeasure with what's going on in cuba right now. some are too upset to watch as leaders of both nation met in havana. others were happy to see it happen. >> i am totally disgusted and today up and down everything for cuba. nothing f the u.s. >> obama has been a sell out to us the cubans. we feel disgusted. we feel betrayed. >> something good f

the new u.s. news and world to live, affordability and job prospects among the criteria that earned denver the top spot. >> number 2 is austin, fayetteville, raleigh, and colorado springs. new york was 96 open that list. >> we've got to pack our bags, my dear. >>> at 5:in 23. we want to get right to a consumer alert. that recall over those exploding air bags is now getting even bigger, and it's impacting some of the most popular cars on the road. toyota says it's going to replace takata air bag inflators in its 2008 corollas and matrixes as well as l sus 430s from model years ranging from 2008 to 2010. we know that is a lot of information to remember so we posted all of that on our free mobile app. >>> long lines at irs offices in florida could get longer as we get closer to the tax return deadline. police spotted dozens of identity fraud victims waiting in line for up to six hours to get the money they are owed. some say they woundp getting turned away once they -- wound they got to the front. lines l

news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the new item banned from your flights here in the u.s., and these are not the batteries themselves. it's somethings. >>> also aheld, the train derailment forcing a neighborhood to evacuate, causing train problems tonight in several major cities. >>> and the new big headline tonight involving robin williams. you're going to want to hear this, coming up. hey marc. how you feeling? don't ask. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. i never thought this would happen to me. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i'm going to go back to the eye doctor tomorrow. it's pretty close to my eye. i don't know how you do it. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. so let's start talking about your long term goals. knowing your future is about more than just you. it's how edward jones makes sense of inve

. >> reporter: not everyone in the corporate owned commercially driven u.s. news media is conflicted over the trump story. the ceo at cbs admits trump is better for his network than he is for the country and that was no slip of the tongue. he has said it before >> he was saying it was damn good for cbs which was a follow-up which he said something back in december where he cheered go donald go in reference to the fact that donald trump was creating these controversies. this was made on same day that donald trump was calling for a ban on all muslims entering the u.s. of america. he was saying it not from a policy perspective, but this is great for business. >> all the amphetamine work executives have one-- network executives have one thing in mind. they're talking from a profit and loss. when he talks about the country he is circumventing the journalism and saying to the american people, we're going to do business and the chips are going to fall where they may which i think is dangerous >> you see networks rely on donald trump for ratings which means that they give

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new headline. in the northeast, as the number of cases here in the u.s. now grows. >>> and astronaut scott kelly, back on earth tonight. is he really taller and younger after a year in space? the stunning reveal. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and the dust has now settled after super tuesday, and this evening, two clear victors have emerged. donald trump, winning seven states. hillary clinton winning seven, too. donald trump moved right onto florida after his wins, one of the next big prizes, hoping his new momentum takes him all the way to the nomination. take a look at the map tonight. these are the seven states added to trump's column. ted cruz with three wins. marco rubio winning minnesota. on the democratic side, hillary clinton pulling away from bernie sanders. the deep south and winning in massachusetts, in sanders' backyard. sanders winning four states. tonight here, we tackle the math. can any republican catch up to donald trump at this point? and this evening, a major sign, at least one candidate

. >> reporter: the u.s. news and world report agree. they looked at numbers from the census bureau, crime data, ranging the top 100 estimation, denver secured a spot as number one. >> i moved here mostly for the culture and art snore we can moved here four years ago -- rebecca moved here four years ago. >> we go total converts and events -- to the concerts, and events. >> reporter: there's a shared feeling that denver is somehow just a cut above. he left for about four years, but found his way back home. >> you go other places, and they about the rocky mountains is beautiful. >> reporter: is a man that, a mother of -- samantha, a mother of two, looks to the climate, and then the community. >> people are authentic and real. >> it's hike a hometown -- like a hometown. >> reporter: and this family, real close. no better way to spends a wednesday afternoon than together. >> i grew up here. >> reporter: their dad speaks little english, he said it all in one word. >> happy! >> we wanted your opinion, vote now, we're asking two questions, what

u.s. news & world report is out with its annual list of the best places to live in the country. the d.c. area comes in eighth on counts thingsch like job market and quality of life. denver tops the list, followed by austin, texas, fayetteville, arkansas, and raleigh, north carolina, in fourth place. spring is right around the corner and the travel season is expected to be up for it according to a survey, 62% of am early march to late april. experts say right now is the time to book tickets or hit the road since gas prices are low. and it will be a good time to hit the road maybe for the weekend, especially with snow coming in for friday. doug: friday morning is the concern that it could have impact. i do not think it will have much impact on the rush-hour in the metro area. it will clear out for the weekend and be fine. , no problems out there at all. temperatures mostly ranging from the upper 30's to lower 40's, and looking live at the capital river, thepotomac breeze nothing like it was yesterday. cloudiness rolling in. but the cloud cover is thin enough we are able to get som

the u.s. news and world report has ranked the college's miller school of medicine 44 in the country. that's up 12 spots over the past it is based on student selectivity, research akctivityactivity, and peer assessment. >>> kidid expect to exercise in p.e. glassclass. they don't expect to get that exercise in practicing chest compressions. udents learn what to do in an emergency, potentially a life-saving lesson. >> reporter: the teachers here are medical students from nova southeastern university. the students are from cooper city high school. >> it's a a great thing they know what they're doing. >> reporter: what could be more terrifying for a young parent than hang an emergency with a baby? these kids are learning infant cpr and other life-saving >> now we're going to go to adult cpr. >>eporter: they train kids at cooper city and ranhan high school. >> we just had a worker who had a heart attack in the office. the people that saved him, the other co-workers, just came to the same training you guy

headline involving the zika outbreak here in the u.s. new hampshire is now reporting its first case of the virus. another one spreading through sexual contact. that case still being confird. the official cdc tally at this point, at least 107 cases in 24 states, of course, they're looking at this new case in new hampshire. >>> next, to troubling cell phone video from inside a baltimore high school. it shows a uniformed police officer slapping and then kicking a young man. another officer s snding behind them. school officials confirming the event, but it's not clear tonight whether the young man was a student. both officers and the head of the school system police force now on administrative leave tonight. >>> next here, to the erin anarews case. the sports reporter and "dancing with the stars" host suing a stalker andhe hotel that gave him a room next to hers. well, tonight here, word of a new incident,howing that the video of her shot by that stalker and posted online, continues to expose her. abc's eva pilgrim in the courtroom. battle for

u.s. news ranked these austin, texas, fayetteville, arkansas and raleigh-durham, north carolina. you can hear all of the reports on koa news radio. >>> and we also typically have great weather here, not so much today. >> we have the gusty winds today, which nobody seemed to like. we had a few showers over colorado, you can see them going to the east, we've got clearing skies in the mountain areas. we're seeing the high pressure ridge here. clipping northeastern colorado, that will all begin to move off to the east. and as it does, we'll be under this drier mass, and that will warm us up as well for tomorrow. still, you can see another system sitting out there in the pacific, warmer air with rain behind it, snow ahead of it and then the cold front off the eastern seaboard with a little bit of moisture, nice and sunny over the southeast. the winds today, here's what we've got right now, pretty gusty in eaton, greeley. area. we'll push this into the evening hours, still, 27 at denver, 9:00 park. nederland, as you lose the color, you're losing the winds, 1:30 a.m. all single digits an

. >> u.s. news & world report out with its annual best places to live. >> it ranks 100 largest metropolitan areas based on affordability, job prospects and quality of life and coming in at number one, denver, colorado, the mile high city and of course the home of the super bowl champion broncos. >> number two, the capital of texas, austin, also fayetteville, arkansas, number three followed by raleigh-durham, north carolina and colorado springs, so the emphasis there is places where pot is legal apparently, colorado. >> colorado, two cities in the top five. impressive. surprised san diego, d.c. not there. >> new york city not mentioned on that list. >> i wonder why. from the dairy farmers of fairlife, this is our promise. we start with delicious, creamy, real milk that's then ultra filtered so fairlife has more protein and and only half the sugar. and never any artificial believe in better. how do they make starburst taste so juicy? they use wicked small fighter jets to shoot the juiciness into every