united fan, there it is, you are a true d.c. united fan. we have rain likely, and the coldest rain that you can get. umbrellased about the at rfk, a lot of stadiums do not allow it. you will need a poncho, hat, scarf, because it will be cold. kimberly: if you are the second tier, you are protected. the good seats are out in the elements. good seats watching virginia tonight. scare, little bit of a down at halftime, but malcolm brogdon stole the show. he was the difference maker. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios and now the toy local toyota dealers. erin: a gritty battle put top-seeded virginia knocking off butler

united told fans the lot seven would be home for the first home match and te vents d.c.s more than happy to help the city but it is forced to make last-minute changes to the two major events both happening next weekend. >> causing problems for the earlier event in the earlier spring. rock 'n' roll marathon which has the here. normally in that parking lot, parking lot seven. we are looking to relocate them to another part of the campus to accommodate them. 30,000 runners that descend on washington, d.c. to take part in that event. >> the popular shamrock festival that draws 15 to 25,000 people will also be relocated. >> after the snow is gone we have to repave the parking lot because of the debris and the other things inside the snow. >> until the debris is removed some remain doubtful it will happen anytime soon. >> i had a difficult time with them getting my christmas tree. we will see if there is a clean-up crew and that ends up happening. jeanette: events d.c. did tell us they were in talks with the city about removing all the snow. they couldn't get a straight answer

united, if you are a true fan tomorrow at rfk stadium, you will brave the coldest rain.will not be very nice. make sure that you have the rain gear and keep warm. kimberly: about the worst possible record for a soccer game. next up -- law enforcement in virginia gathering to honor those who have shown great valor. kimberly: honoring heroes, this week the prince william county chamber of commerce said thank you to firefighters, law enforcement, and rescue crews. jeff goldberg has more. [bagpipes play] honor thevalor awards men and women who wear the uniform in prince william county. this year it comes at a time of great pain. >> it helps strengthen our resolve, recognizing the vast majority of folks we deal with are supportive of the police department and emergency services. jeff: police chief is leading the department as they recover from the fatal shooting month of 28-year-old officer ashley guindon, which also injured two other officers. >> we are doing better day by day. >> please join me in a silent tribute. all three officers receiving prayers and honors and a sign

united. not as a raving fan.ut as a young boy, i started to follow them and i followed them through the years. but then, working in silicon valley, working hard to help build sequoia, i was very curious about organizations that had succeeded for a very long time, and performed at an extremely high level. and particularly those organizations that had been run by one individual. and there just are not that many of them.+++ sir michael: he grew up in scotland, and i grew up in wales. both of us sort of have an outsider's mentality. and also, i think, a fair amount of a big work ethic. emily: he is credited with transforming this faltering club into a $3 billion public company. what was key to his success? what are the lessons for men and women in business here? sir michael: i wish i had done this, or thought about all these topics 30 years ago. because i know i certainly would have been far more effective. one is patience. two is a long-term view. three is developing people inside of the organization, particularly y

closed until the snow melts and leaves the area so it is temporarily unavailable for the fans attending the d.c. united games and it can't be used for the annual shamrock rock 'n' roll marathon. it has to be repaved when it's gone. doug: there is more than snow in the pile. there is junk and stuff in there. leon: you name it. doug: yeah. piles of the stuff they have to deal with. listen, this is a storm that will pass well south. brief encounter with the storm center. a little snow on the grassy areas if that. here we go. if you want winter, here is my suggestion. head to winter green. 21 degrees. snowing like crazy there. skiers on the slopes. here we are in march. the march scheme. they will pick up three or four inches of the new powder on the slopes. in our area, nah, nothing like that. we will see area of snow and the wet flakes. on grassy areas. not much more than that. 51 and 34 are the averages on the third day of march. we continue to watch the temperatures hold steady in upper 30's to the lower 40's. winds out of the east and the southeast. with the cloudy skies there is get cold. once the sn

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. home. >> jeff: who beat them in >> mike: indiana. home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they h

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want.

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase present bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets y

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. those bulls won 72 and the next timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what >> jeff: trying to think w

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center ainst kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at homeme '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don'n'blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana onc and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who the

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician ge

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want

united states. the candidates are fanning out across wisconsin in a scramble for votes, six days before the state's primary for the republicans 42 delegates are up for grabs next tuesday. donald trump is hoping to locking up the republican presidential nomination. senator cruz is battling to stop that from happening. both held dualing rallies at stops in wisconsin a little while ago. >> what's the latest? >> wolf, this was a lower key event, mellow even at the university. small auditorium and crowd but the attacks on ted cruz continued, wolf. >> i wouldn't say that your governor loves me because, no, i knocked him out. he endorsed liein' ted cruz lying ted cruz. bible high, puts it down and then he lies. >> taking a swing at governor scott walker, the wisconsin governor as well who endorsed ted cruz a couple of days ago. donald trump continuing to underscore how important wisconsin is for the future of his campaign. as you noted, 42 delegates at stake. an opportunity for donald trump to put down ted cruz as a his rise coincided with the establishment starting to can less around his campaign. >> wha

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 9

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. got a game tomorrow on abc. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets couldn't get it in. rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who t

united states. the candidates are fanning out across wisconsin in a scramble for votes, six days before the state'sfor the republicans 42 delegates are up for grabs next tuesday. donald trump is hoping to locking up the republican presidential nomination. senator cruz is battling to stop that from happening. both held dualing rallies at stops in wisconsin a little while ago.

publication, mentioned the economy -- "the economist," nose not a big fan of the united states and trumpe i'm getting, any one of the prominent european what have you, they think would be a disaster. if i'm remembering correctly, a lot of them said the same about ronald reagan. that worked out okay. i'm not comparing them. i'm saying what is consistent is this submissive european view of both guys. >> i have always -- the press all said it will be a terrible for america to have a b movie actor, and i have to say, from my side of the pond, i thought he was a pretty gate president. the same thing with trump. this european elite you talked about, the press, leaders, they're trying tÃstop change happening anywhere. just last weekend in germany there was a regional election and new policy that has come along and said we can't go on with this migrant crisis, can't keep taking vast numbers of people and across europe the establish. clubs together to condemn people for daring to challenge the status quo that is failing. so the same thing on both sides of they7ygbuÑ atlantic. >> those elections m

i am able to hate shotot >>repoer: who fans from the united states and internationalited states and a will you bey few grabbed an autograph. >> saw them at the fence brought me in through the ropesbrought me in through the ropes. probably one of the greatest experience i have had. >> reporter: some golf fans keeping an eye for someone elsekeeping an eye for someone else. after all the cadillac trump championship. >> reporter: are you sure you are not here looking for donald trump. >> oh, that would be another plus. this is especially a great year to come to this tournament. >> reporter: so right now you are looking live at sergio garcia on the driving range. we know he came in second at the honda classic last week. no sign of donald trump here in miami today. there is word that he could make a stop here over the weekend but he tweeted out a little while ago he was on his way to maine for a campaign event. live in de ral, erika rakow. >>> chris christie may be supporting donald trump but his focus on his face as he was standing behind him tuesday night. tuesday that has a hash tag. >>r

where united states he going to play? one older flyer fan didn't have a hat.until you see what she threw. so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. >> john character from comcast sportsnet. flyers playoff push continues tomorrow against the oilers, one of the worst teams in hockey. flyers going for their fourth straight win at home. flyers taking care of business against bad teams this week. got help last night, penguins lost, so flyers are still three points behind them for the final playoff spot. >> maybe not the position that we'd like to be but we're going to -- we are going to fight to get back in the playoff spot. there's no quitting. we're going to work hard every game and have fun doing it, too. >> every game's a playoff game for us. we're

and why rival football fans in turkey are uniting behind one cause. we'll have the details if you stay with us here on the al jazeera newshour. >>> in syria i.s.i.l.'s 10 month rain over the city of palmyra is over. syrian government forces say they are in full control of the city. the recapturing of palmyra is symbolic and strategic victory for bashar al-assad. taking control of palmyra means government forces control the surrounding desert all the way to the iraq boarder in the south, and opens up access to the isil strong hold of deer azar, and the self-declared capital rehabilitationar. omar -- raqqa. omar has this update. he is across the boarder. >> reporter: people in palmyra told al jazeera that forces are in the city, 1km from the city center. whoever controls the city has a vantage point on the entire city, and probably means in military terms they'll be in control of the city itself. we have reports that isil is putting a tough fight in a number of areas, we know from different reports that the government forces are clearing a number of are

council passed sanctions intended to squeeze the part of north korea's economy that fans missile programs. the unitedssador said that the sanctions have loopholes that are big enough to drive a truck through. the malaysian transport pin step said there is a high possibility that a part of debris found belongs to part of a 77 which was fund by a tourist in mozambique. officials are working to see if it is part of mh370 the plane that has been miss for two years. the debris is 1,200 miles away from the spot where a confirmed pies of the plane was found in july. >> astronaut scott kelly is become on united states soil after spending almost a year in space. his family welcomed him home when he arrived in houston last night. he spent 340 days at the international space station and that is more than any other american senate. he left houston last february days before the 51st birthday. >> i least here in february i was 50. now i am 52. great to be back in texas. on united states soil. it is an unbelievable feeling to be back. on planet earth. in our great country. back all of my family and friends. >> vice

unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> all right, dubs fans, the warriors lose to one of the worst teams in the nba. what happened? coming up, we take you inside their heartbreaking loss to the lakers. was prince not there? what went wrong? what happened here? >> fallon smith is next. she is going to figure this out. jack nicholson is there. steph curry was there. >>> later, spring break is nearly here. the good news for those planning to get out of town. >> woo-hoo! hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> another day, another record for the warriors. but this one isn't the good kind. oh. no the lakers' win over the dubs

united states. that with -- bus behind me, a lot of rays fans got off. the doors there are the doors they will be walking in any minute now. yes, the tampa bay rays. we caught the motorcade after leaving the airport. interesting to watch the cuban people lining the streets to see a u.s. president. many no doubt understanding the significance of the visit. even our taxi driver took it in quietly. even saw secretary of state john kerry arriving with the first family taking a tour of old havana and visited the cathedral with members of the catholic church. back to the rays -- set to play the cuban national team tuesday afternoon. we talked to st. petersburg mayor who also made the trip to cuba to see the home team play. while the focus has been a lot on the president and his efforts to ease relations the mayor says this trip for him? is about baseball. that's what it feels like, of all the major league teams picked to play in this historic game, to have it be the rays that gets elected by major league baseball we feel very fortunate. thankful to major leagu

usa soccer fans showed up must win meeting between the united states and quality mat la. the team did too. dempsey scored first. they all scored as well for a 4- nil final. the just jumped into second place. they woke up hopes alive. and we'll play the next qualifying game in september. the washington capitals did what they needed to do, be the best. pretty soon, we'll see if the dominance continues in the playoffs. their victory over columbus last night, they were the fastest club to do so. the ultimate goal is to win the stanley cup. >> the way we played in last year's playoffs, could have easily won us a stanley cup. that's how good teams are. that's how close the nhl is now. we're just trying to find that extra stef, that extra bit to give us an even better chance. i think we realized that last close. losing in the second round didn't show how well we played. we that. we stick with it. we don't need to revamp everything. we need to improve in a couple of areas. use the schedule to do that. i think we're on our way. >> could the black and gold be getting help at the re

some of the fans heading out of the united center which was packed once again. the sunday showcase presented by bbba compass, golden state warriors at the staples center against kobe bryant and the lakers. coverage begins with countdown at 3:00 eastern. the warriors' historic run just continues. 55-5. just incredible. so many road games --excusee, so many home games to finish, that record perhaps to be broken, set by the chicago bulls in '95-'96. 72 wins. it is within reach. those bulls won 72 and the next year they won 69. timeout called as the rockets rockets now out of timeouts. how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >

i think he really likes baseball and all of a united states senat he's not happy about it. you're a yankees fanin virginia. >> yes. > how does that happen. >> my original family is in from new york.k. what do you think about bryce harper. >> we have to figure out if we f like him or not. he has to get through the maffia. > like the maffia, the natsats maffia taking on st. louis inoui spring training, matt converserm off his double no hitter great in 2016. he gets brandon moss way. how about harper.arpe here he is having a little fun in the grapefruit league. that scores ben reviewer. the cards come back and this one finishes in a 4-4 tie. this week we got our first look at an earlier render of the new redskins stadium.re this is from a swedish firm tham has never designed a stadiumtad before. it is very modern with some sort of translucent net around the outside. it even has a nice moat for all you kayakers out there.ther i think it looks like a yelloweo mold. >> what does that look like too you. >> a candy dish, a bowl.owl maybe a clock you put soup in it. > like you could slurp it up.p. >> ye

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units. >>> getting ready for round two. as villanova is getting ready for the game, their fans are exploring the big apple and we're there. violeta? >> spring is on the way but we have rain and snow to get through before the weekend is over with. i'll have the details coming up in my first alert forecast. >>> yes, it is tournament time and villanova is preparing. they take on the iowa hawkeyes just after noon in brooklyn tomorrow and fans are getting excited for this big game. let's go to nbc 10's keith jones. you caught up with some of the fans enjoying the sights of the big apple. >> reporter: yes, like some of the sites like the one behind me. brooklyn heights. there's a lot of anxious energy among villanova fans. the ones who decided to stay overnight, both old and young. >> how excited are you? >> really, really, really, really, really, really, really excited. >> reporter: safe to say he's excited. ask his mom. >> these guys are pumped. >> reporter: are you going to make a weekend of it in new york city? >> yeah. >> reporter: outside they could hardly contain themselves. the villanova fan. >> a lot of us have never b

. >>> and why rival football fans in turkey are uniting behind one cause. later in sport. >> he received another bullet in the chest. >> former translators are not just refugees, they're veterans. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. ♪ hello again you are watching the al jazeera news hour, reminder of our top stories at least 60 people have been killed in a bomb place in the pakistani city of lahore and police say a suicide bomber attacked a public park and many of the dead are children. thousands of demonstrators gathered in the pakistani capitol islamabad to protest the hanging of a man who killed punjab's governor and wanted to overhaul blasphemy laws. riot police broken up a protest by a group of nationalist football fan in the belgium capitol brussels and marching for the victims of tuesday's attack. christians have been celebrating easter sunday, the most important day of th

fan favorite from the public. professor university maria cristina garcia teaches a class about the united states refugee policy sinceorld war ii. she discusses who qualifies as a refugee and how that has changed over the years, as well as legislation governing quota and procedures. her class is about one hour. ms. garcia: hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing to europe at this very moment. can anyone tell me from what countries they are fleeing? leighton. ok, syria. any other countries? sarah. russia. any other countries? thank you.

unit. crucial to saving lives. >>> all right. good news is if you're fan of no rain, if you're late evening out is the fact that there's nothing else out there. a couple of light showers way up towards our south and east. none of that moving inur general direction. pit. i say potential showers because this has an eerie look of some false echoes out there. you would never know it because this is way out over the open ocean. no surface reporting stations out there. it doesn't really look like rain to me. sometimes you get the false echoes but not moving in our general direction any way. absolutely zero rain today. very slight risk over the necxt couple of days. i look it looks. upper 60s to start. really getting hot. mid-80s for your high. if we squeeze out a light shower, it would be for that evening rush as a cold front does start working our way. we seem to be moisture starved at the surface. 73 degrees right now. same deal for fortt. lauderdale. when you have light winds almost into the 60s you'll be cooler as we go through the overnight hours. calm wind

. ♪ ♪ >> if burks had a fan club in the control unit, james greenburg might very well be its presidenteech, that's my favorite rapper. he's the future. >> hands up like i'm reaching for the heavens, one false move then i'm reaching for my weapon. just being in the presence of demetrius is a blessing. >> as far as anybody in the industry, i don't see anybody on his level. maybe lil' wayne, drake, kanye west. but not many people can hang with meech. >> what's your nickname? >> white boy. because i'm mixed and i'm the lightest person from my neighborhood. my dad is black and mexican. my mom is white. >> burkes was friends with greenburg. >> i must be a violent offender, as y'all say. you know how people ride with guns on the streets, that's why i have my knife. you never know what's going to happen. i can't say you need one. but it wouldn't hurt to have some on standby. >> he is serving 15 years for dealing narcotics and resisting police. but up until his arrest, greenburg found drug dealing afforded him luxuries such as his grill. >> i went to the dentist in st. louis, paid $1,100 and go

. >> units are in the battle? you guessed it the fans. in a perfect world there should be equal access to tickets. the fans should have the ability to freely resell them.yankees should have full control over the tickets with controlled over the aftermarket unrestricted. the yankees and i have the sellout for every seat occupied. in a totally free market, it would happen because there is more than enough demand for the tickets. we will never see the season every seat is taken but i encourage my favorite team to do everything possible to do more fans in the seats. they will help by taking out the risk of purchasing tickets giving buyers the knowledge that they could always resell them at some level above zero. that's the added benefit of afford full price the bus and train fares are taking a big chunk out of your wallet , the mta could be to blame. workers are making three times their normal salary because of rules in the union contract. the empire century says it's numbers show overtime at the mta up 11% last year. one example is the truck

united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. lucky young warriors fans in the east bay. the team sent us a video from a special fan fundraiser event in alameda. >> they signed autographs for a few happy fans. this was all part of a food drive. >> fans who bought tickets raised more than $25,000 for the alameda county community food bank. >> well, there are college hoops going on. >> a lot of hoops, march madness. >> a lot of fun. saint mary's wanted a spot in the ncaa tournament. what they got was an nit bid and a wild finish in moraga tonight. a sure victory turned into an >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> saint mary's deserved a spot in the ncaa tournament. they didn't get it. what they got was a spot in the nit and a heart attack finish in the opening round against new mexico state. aggies down four when the inbound pass is thrown -- wait it looks like the spur game. i'll tell you what happened in the spurs game. there is kawhi leonard with a one handed finish. he went for 20 points. the warriors are playing the spurs on saturday here on abc7 a

fan. ♪ >> part of the 5 million toys collected in united states for european children is assumed by earlunior, national commander of the american legion. this goes to unfortunate youngsters in france. is the second year the american legion has played godfather to the children of europe in this manner. among the grateful recipients of these generous gifts of your friends, the invalid and the blind. for these and for others throughout the continent they get this year totals 5 million welcomed toys geared to the hearts of our young cousins whose future is in savvy conditioned by the ravages of past wars and a gloomy economy of the present. the date was a great success. american children will be happy to know they have shared their bounty with those whose needs is greater. the arrival in the little town of roslyn, washington of undersecretary of mining in far-off afghanistan puts it out of the international map and gives everybody a chance to shine. the local minors give their distinguished visitor of war welcome and invite him down to see how we do it in america. he takes them out and wins

united states and canada through mid-august. and maybe even a more interesting detail to fans.....each night will also feature a q&a portion and the opportunity for the audience to address questions directly to strang and buting. jenna: the office of the director of national intelligence released what appears to be osama bin laden's will and personal letters. they were recovered during the may 2020 raid on bin laden's compound in pakistan, where he was killed. in the documents... bin laden claimed to have 29-million dollars in sudan. the whereabouts of that money is unknown. his letters include warnings to the u-s and advice to al qaeda's affiliates. more documents are expected to be released later this year after they're declassified. tim: the oscar winning movie "spotlight" has earned a stamp of approl from an unlikely source: a vatican-owned newspaper. in an editorial monday.the newspaper said the best picture catholic.and has a compelling plot." "spotlight" follows a group of boston globe reporters delving into the catholic priest sexual abuse scandal. this isn't the first vatican outlet to praise the film. in october, vatican

unite. km abc news a new political ad has t-g-i-t fans talking today.you might have seen it during scandal last night...shonda rhimes and the women who play her most famous characters got together to support a presidential candidate. candidate.i make television filled wiht the kind of characters i imagine we all can be ... ... the real world has hillary clinton clintonthe spot, in support of hillary clinton aired in ohio, florida and illinois...all of which have primaries ontuesday. it was directed by scandal's tony goldwyn ... who plays president grant. a-b-c says this is a paid advertisement by the clinton campaign - and is not an endorsement by the network. here's another check of your nine first warning forecast with meteorologist sherry hughes. we are on our way to a fabulous friday! while we those clouds will be scoured away this afternoon as a dry east wind is ushered in and high pressure to the north nudges closer. highs today will remain unseasonably warm in the lower 60s. the normal high this time of year is 51 cable changes ahead!consumer reporter john matarese has what time warner c

united states, mrmrdonald j. trump. >> reporter: minutes later he took center stage. thousands of his fans showing their support. cheering at the top of their lungs. >> i don't have anybody's money. nobody is going to tell us what to do. i'm working for you and i'm working for you. i'm working for you folks. >> reporter: fueled by the spirited and unusually tame crowd, he wasted no time going after his two biggest rivals. >> it's interesting. ted cruz comes in with a bible, ladies and gentlemen. lying. lying. we can't say it the right way. we got to go, lying. lying ted. little marco, what we did? no no. no. no. you -- he's -- little. little. little. little marco. >> reporter: trump also taking time out to address the violence at his recent rallies. this was only one of about a handful of protesters who were ers corted out after clashing with trump fans. also touching on a number of issues like foreign trade and claiming mexico will pay for it. this week, all eyes wil be on florida. a winner take all state in tuesday's primary. >> it's very important to vote but only if you are going to vote for trump, okay? oth

the first place the roar in cuba was deafening. 55,000 baseball fans stood, screamed, and became a part of history. the president of the united states and the first family there. the island's main stadium. a guest of raul castro. an extraordinary sight. and this invitation only crowd >> do you think it will change anything? >> reporter: this man said it was good obama was at the game and good he is going to other places. he thinks all of it will make a difference. the rays players an coaches acknowledged the significance of this moment. >> you think this brings the country together a little more? >> i do. i feel like this is a big step. and, just to be able to share common ground like this. it's amazing. >> reporter: before the game, television appealing for political liberties, economic reform and human rights in cuba. the white house called this the crowning moment of this trip which culminated with the track of the bat. [ cheers and applause ] and young people are especially optimistic. this woman told me she wants better relationships between the people from our two countries but believes the embargo must be lifted for th

united tweeted, it's created parking issues for their fans.d this weekend's rock and roll marathon has had to move the finish line and concert that are usually held here in lot 7. the d.c. department of public works has a plan to clean up the huge mess left behind by the snow piles. it starts with installing hay bales around the inlets to the river. then they will spread out the mounds of snow to the debris will be raked up and transported away and the entire area will be swept up. >> i know it's not great. it's pretty gross. >> the district is hoping to have the lot cleaned up by the end of the month and then that lot will have to be repaved. >> and the d.c. department of environment says it is monitoring the anacostia river, and it says that so far there has been no real damage. >>> divided over the nation's high court. the new numbers that show how americans really feel about that controversial supreme court vacancy and whether lawmakers will allow a new justice. >>> plus, new headlines -- news headlines that have communities concerned. an

fans? he wants to come to the united states. he's asking to be extradited because the fwaurdguards won't let him sleep. they move him around so he can't tunnel out and there's a dog barking outside of his cell all night long and i guess it's driving him crazy. he's quoted as saying my head and my ears always hurt and i feel bad all over. oh, that poor baby. somebody needs to do something. why do i feel like this ends futon at sean penn's house? speaking of boisterous dogs, they're in the spotlight for providing us this. new edition of excellence in reporting. >> a crazy weekend here. we got a dog, we're in frazier right now. go on. i got a dog that's apparently taken a liking to me. down boy, get out of here. it's a stray dog. i tell you what, we're going to come back to you because i can't get this thing to leave me alone. we'll be back. >> jimmy: all right. that's why they say not to fill your jacket pockets with snausages. tonight in detroit there's another republican debate. this one hosted by fox news which reunited donald

fans? he wants to come to the united states.ing to be extradited because the guards at his prison won't let him sleep. they move him around so he can't tunnel out and there's a dog cell all night long and i guess it's in a court document he's quoted as saying my head feel bad all over. oh, that poor baby. somebody needs to do something. why do i feel like this ends with el chapo crashing on a ouse? speaking of boisterous dogs, this is from fox 13 in memphis, a good clip from memphis last night. they're in the spotlight for providing us this. a new edition of "excellence in reporting." weekend here. we got a dog, we're in frazier right now. go on. i got a dog that's apparently down boy, get out of here. it's a stray dog. i'm really kind of -- i tell you what, we're going to come back to you becng to leave me alone. we'll be back. >> jimmy: all right. [ cheers and applause ]t to fill snausages. it's journalism 101. tonight in detroit there's another republican debate. which reunited donald trump with megyn kelly for the first time since their feud beganst. because of megyn kelly trump skipped

fans can keep hoping for another title. brent: finally, bad news for a manchestster united legend. nettles suffered a setback.been fired after four months in charge. he had never held a head coach position before. he never found his footing in the league of. -- maliga. the english man conceded that he was not up to the club. standards. and libya's new u.n. backed government has arrived to bring peace to the country, but a rival government has demanded that the delegation leave. clashes have been reported. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. we will be right back. ♪ pd<é?x catherine n.: it's 9:00 p.m. in the french capital. you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." our headlines this hour. for terrortigation offenses, including planning an imminent attack on french soil. reda kriket arrested last week, now facing a string of charges. more details, coming up. it's an embarrassing u-turn for the french president. francois hollande abandoning a plan to strip convicted terrorists of their french nationality. we will be looking at why. a new era begins today for burma.