i think trumpnado will be unabated in the kristi endorsement comes at a good time. it is the first change in the armor of the establishment. trust me there will be others following. >> we will see you on twitter tomorrow night. >> celebrating in the unconventional way i am asking men to take a leap with me. i have a question. believe very me? please? will you marry me? that's right sadie hawkins day then one day every four years where women are allowed and encouraged to ask the men to marry them. speeone. >> seriously? it is more of a full event it has inspired other events around the country. >> this goes back seat to the 30's from a small town for those spinsters at 35 decided able ago after the men. ♪ >> i am only 30. >> bad age or shot right there. taken a big bite out of the big apple. ♪ i got mixed reactions on both sides for some were confused some were i don't think so. >> really? >> wine i dropped to my knee thinking it was repaired and i was ready but it didn't go so well. >> can i ask you a question? will you marry me? you will? >> will use to marry me? s

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those two elements combining to let an unabated warmth move in. we soar into the 60s. we could see a couple 70s as we head into the middle of the work week. overnight tonight, don't be surprised if you see a few flurries. 32 for the overnight low. south winds at 5 miles per hour. no windchill tonight. tomorrow, break in the clouds from time to time and then a little bit more sunshine with a high of 46. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. upper 50s on monday with plenty of sunshine. on tuesday. a high of 64 degrees and partly cloudy skies. wednesday is the winner. lots and lots of sunshine. a high all the way up to 70 degrees before we start to cool things down. but this is what i want you to notice. no big cool down after the front which is still above normal for this time of year. the springlike pattern is making its way known. >> winter is finally losing the war. >> finally losing the war. >>> i can't believe it's already this time of year. an early show of irish pride. the 41st annual rockaway st. patrick's day parade. >> the sound of bag pipes filling the air

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. >> reporter: harassment, detentions, beatings have continued on unabated since the president announced his policy towards cuba, have continued since the embassy opened up. >> maybe it's to send the castro regime a message, clean up your act, lat least -- at least for a month so that when president obama gets here we don't have this embairgsment of -- embarrassment of white, ladies getting beat up. but cuba to this point is not allowed american-based airlines, cruise ships, businesses to operate in cuba. no approval on anything. and the dissident issue has festered to the boiling point. >> i have to believe, again, thinking like a cubans, that within the next two or three days, the cubans are going to come back to the state department say okay. here's a list of dissidents that you mr. secretary and president obama can meet with. >> reporter: then the ball's in the obama and kerry court. will they accept and is the president's trip hanging in the lurch due to the dissident issue? i'm hank tester, cbs4 this morning. >>> president obama and michelle obama may be planning to stay in dc afte

. >>> philadelphia's violence has continued unabated tonight one day after the worst rash of killings in recent memory. police officials say there have been at least four shootings, and one stabbing so far tonight. the gun fire along the 2800 block of huntington street in strawberry mansion, was deadly. a 27 year-old man was killed, and police chased down and caught two suspects a few blocks away. as for the renewt carnage. >> it is been warm these last two days. it is not uncommon for more people to be out on the highway and unfortunately and tragically we have had a large number of shootings. but police are doing a good job investigating these shootings, making arrest and we will clear them all very quickly. >> reporter: in west oak lane a 18 year-old in a wheelchair was shot and critically wounded on the 7200 block of limekiln pike at 8:15, in powellton, two people were shot, earlier today, including a 16 year-old boy, who was an innocent bystander. the double shooting happened, in the 4,000 block of green street. >>> and in west kensington tonight a 25 year-old woman was stab in t

these operations continue unabated. and as i mentioned earlier they're being accelerated across both syria and iraq. when jeremy dunford and i testified before congress last week, we described how we intend to back up our accelerated operations against isil with increased funding in our 2017 budget submission. requesting $7.5 billion, which is 50% more than last year. and as i described in my budget testimony, isil is one of five challenges that we must address as part of the department's mission to defend this country. two of the other four challenges reflect a return to great power of competition. one challenge is in europe, where we're taking a strong and balanced approach to deter russian aggression. the other challenge is in the asia-pacific, where china is rising, which is fine, but behaving aggressively, which is not. meanwhile, two other long standing challenges pose threats in specific regions. north korea is one. that's why our forces on the korean peninsula remain ready, as they say, to fight tonight. the oth

resumed, and the insurrection that propelled donald trump to the republican leadership continues unabated. texas, butahoma and se areve to remember, thea states, ted cruz had to win this. although momentum is behind donald trump in the republican party and hillary clinton in the democratic party. although the republican party establishment and influential donors will fight to ensure that the donald does not win the republican nomination, all the evidence indicates that he is going to have the most delegates come primary convention time in july. angie: if that is the case, it looks like the democrats will be putting up an establishment name and the republicans would be putting an antiestablishment name. is that the theme for the presidential election in november? >> i think so. but why is the republican establishment fighting tooth and nail against donald trump? one is, a lot of republicans don't believe donald trump is a true republican conservative. he's got no true for philosophical convictions area -- no true core philosophical convictions. he wants to take the party of reagan and turn

hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabatedstagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of an american citizen by isis goes out to play golf. a cull purr that now demands political correctness even if it goes against sincerely held religious beliefs. a legal system that may actually harm a business owner if he or she does not want to participate in a gay marriage. or catholic nuns who don't want to distribute birth control. a press corps that generally embraces liberalism using its constitutional privilege to diminish non-liberals who have the at temerity to speak out. leftist system teachers and administrators who often impose their view on the world on defenseless children. grievance industry that is often promoted boy the media, thus, allowing anti-american zealots to define this country as evil and oppressive, ie america is the

the management either participated in the sex harassment or directed, or allowed it to continue unabated by turning a blind eye to the egregious unlawful sexual misconduct of the restaurants more prominent employees. the owner and his staff would not comment on the allegations tonight. >>> may soon sway your decision about eating out certain spots in contra costa county. the system would be similar to this one currently used in santa clara county. restaurants would get a green plaque for a passing grade, yellow for a conditional passing, and read would require the restaurant to close. program starts in mid-april. >>> less than one hour, board members will decide weather to ditch, or keep an east bay high school longtime mascot. for decades, rebel guy, has graced the halls. at one point, the cartoon image was a confederate figure, and some argue he represents a painful part in the school's history. >>> coming up in the next half hour, trump, in his home state. the home to the presidency ends for marco rubio but john kasich scores a crucial victory. the results shaking up the gop race >>>

hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabateda stagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of an american citizen by isis goes out to play golf. a cull purr that now demands political correctness even if it goes against sincerely held religious beliefs. a legal system that may actually harm a business owner if he or she does not want to participate in a gay marriage. or catholic nuns who don't want to distribute birth control. a press corps that generally embraces liberalism using its constitutional privilege to diminish non-liberals who have the at temerity to speak out. leftist system teachers and administrators who often impose their view on the world on defenseless children. grievance industry that is often promoted boy the media, thus, allowing anti-american zealots to define this country as evil and oppressive, ie america is t

jon: violence continues unabated. connor, thank you.heather: back at home a group of states coming together in a push to limit the federal government's power. six states now calling for a convention where they would amend the role of the federal government as laid out in the constitution.jonathan is live in atlanta with more on this story today. donovan? reporter: from a obamacare to environmental regulation these groups are trying to curb what they say as overreached by the federal government. >> the american people are mad and they are looking for a way to say no more. reporter: and organized effort underway to unitestate legislatures to rein in the power of the federal government . >> and our founders and in their brilliance gave us the tool to do that and it's in article 5. reporter: article 5 of the u.s. constitution allows two thirds of the states to call a convention to propose amendments, whether it's calling oncongress to balance the budget or empowering states to override supreme court rulings, proponents sa

of course, yesterday unabated risk-on sentiment for wall street. all sectors of the s&p in the green, apart from one, the more risk-off utility sector. >> in asia overnight, moody's downgraded its outlook on chinese government debt to negative from stable. the ratings agency citing uncertainty over economic reforms, rising government debt, and falling reserves. stocks didn't seem to mind. they rallied hard on the back of that strong session on wall street. check out the chinese shanghai composite down on the bottom, up 4.25%. hang seng in hong kong up 3%. japan's nikkei up 4%. >> early trade in europe this hour also positive as we're looking at things right now. there's some mention of expectations of easing from mario draghi next week. the ecb meeting will be front and center. that positivity today in europe a little predicated on that. also seeing some gains, of course, yesterday. we're not seeing quite so much today. the ftse 100 up 0.2%. dax in germany up a similar amount. >> you're going to want to pay attention to oil again today. it's down 2

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collection of the military economic and technical information by foreign intelligence services continue unabated. they pose the greatest threat followed by iran and cuba on the scale. as well as the threat from insiders taking advantage of the access to collect and remove the national security information that will remain a persistent challenge. with respect to the crime i do want to touch on one crime issue specifically drug trafficking. heroine in the united states doubled since 2010 over 10,000 people died of heroin overdoses in 2014 and much of it was laced with more than heroine. in the same year more than 28,000 died from opiate overdoses. cocaine production in colombia for which most supplies originate increased significantly. china's leaders are pursuing an active policy dealing with much slower economic growth. reachable tension will continue china pursues the south china seas. russia has demonstrated its capabilities to project itself as a global power for the west, maintaining domestic support for the regime and advanced russian interests globally. moscow's objectives will remain unch

we suffer from the consequence of the emissions if they're unabated. as i mentioned in my testimony, some of those results are simple to remedy. equipment have been installed. just not operating because the current scheme -- >> thank you. you answered that well. mr. keogh, i'd love to be invited to your house for dinner, because you obviously are focused on that, and it would be fun. [ laughter ] so you just heard our witness from delaware talk about the fact that if we didn't have these basic minimum standards, they are wonderful people there, but they are located in a place where they get those winds and that pollution. so if your state, i know you get some pollution from the surrounding states but not to the extent some of the other states get it. wouldn't you think it would be fair to limit that pollution? wouldn't you be concerned, the science tells us there's a direct link between dirty air and asthma and copd and worse. can you understand their point, is what i'm asking. >> sure. >> thank you. >> ranking member. i apologize. >> doesn't matter. i

the consequences of the emission ifs they are unabated.mentioned on testimony, some of that's a result and are simple to remedy. equipment have been installed. just not operating because the current scheme -- >> thank you. you answered that well. it would be fun. >> talk about the fact that with minimum standards, they are wonderful people there. they are located in a place where they get the winds. they get the pollution. so if your state, i know you get some pollution from the surrounding states but not to the extent some of the other states get it. wouldn't you think it would be fair to limit there is a link to copd, asthma and worse. can you understand the point? >> sure. >> i understand that with due respect. arkansas does have very clean and healthy air. it is difficult for a state like arkansas to, you know, reflect model assumptions made to implement states which measure and monitor clean air -- >> that wasn't my question. my question is if you were one of the states that got a huge amount of pollution from a neighboring state whic

nearly twice as much as predicted by the end of this century if greenhouse gas emissions continue unabatedcommunities across the globe. >>> turning dr. pepper into a truck load of bottled water for people who live in flint, michigan. she signed up for facebook she chose the handle, tkr dr. pepper, and she gave up the handle in exchange for 41,000 bottles of water. > that's great. >>> back to the update for you right now. why did belgian officials ignore the warn tprgz turkey before the brussels attacks. we have that exclusive interview for you next. >>> donald trump's comments on abortion not the only one raising eyebrows. frontrunners mentioned some countries near asia need to develop nuclear weapons to protect themselves. our chief international correspondent joins me now. i want to play this now, because the president is hosting more than 50 countries, including many nato countries in a world to make the world safer from nuclear weapons, but how are donald trump comments going to play to the leader of these nations. here he is speaking to anderson cooper in a town hall about nato. >> yo

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