the boards of the united way silicon valley and the united way of the bay area, which oversees seven counties, voted to merge into a single organization. >> it means that, as a combined organization, we can provide better and deeper engagement in the community. >> reporter: anne wilson, chief executive officer of the united way of the bay area says the merger will help to expand the group's madison square gardissi income families during the economic boom. >> it's a regional matter. it's not solved one county at a time. >> that's a great way to use the credit card. >> reporter: wilson says the merger will help the group expand programs into silicon valley like the spark point financial training center at san bruno's skyline college. >> they give me free food because i am low income and they help me worry less about bills and payments and more on like school. >> reporter: some silicon valley agencies worry they'll lose funding as their local united way folds into the regional one. >> there will be some re-thinking of our strategies to create impact. it's understandable but it's hyper l

today the boards of the united way, silicon valley, and the united way of the bay area, which oversees seven counties, voted to merge into a single organization. >> it means that as a combined organization we can provide a better and deeper engagement in the community. >> reporter: ann wilson says the merger will help expand the group's mission to care for low income families struggling amid silicon valley's economic boom. >> the issue of poverty is a regional matter. it is not solved one county at a time. >> that's a great way to use that credit card. >> reporter: the merger will help them expand programs like the spark point financial training center at san bruno community college. >> they give me free food because of the low income and that helps me worries less about bills and payments and more on my school. >> reporter: some agencies worry they'll lose funding as their local united way folds into the regional one. >> and there will be some rethinking of our strategy to create impact, so it's understandable, but it's hyperlocal. >> reporter: but as sosa has learned, sometimes to ge

the boards of the united way silicon valley and the united way of the bay area which oversees seven counties voted to merge into a single organization. >> it means that as a combined organization, we can provide better and deeper engagement in the community. >> reporter: anne wilson, chief executive officer of the united way of the bay area, says the merger will help expand the group's mission to care for low-income families struggling amid silicon valley's economic boom. >> the issue of poverty is a regional matter. it is not solved one county at a time. >> that's a great way to use that credit card. >> reporter: wilson says the merger will help the group expand programs into silicon valley like the spark point financial training center at san bruno skyline college. >> they give me free food because i'm low income. it helps me worry less about bills and payments and more on school. >> reporter: some silicon valley agencies worry they'll lose funding as their local united way folds into the regional one. >> there will be some rethinking of our strategy to create impact. so it's understandabl

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the butler county united way has joined forces with the m.a. folkes company and the mayor of hamilton to provide clean water to the people of flint. if you would like to help, you can drop off water to the butler county united way or m.a. folkes company on mcbride court. they're taking water till the end of the month, monday through friday from 9 to 5. we're just a few hours away from both xavier and u-c kicking off their march madness runs! our sports guys --- joe danneman and jeremy rauch join guys... another big day of upsets! joe arch madness - rob. we just saw what a lot of smart basketball people are calling the biggest upset in ncaa tournament history. national championship contender michigan state is out. let's go inside maggie o'bryans just down the road in saint louis. this is happening hours before tip- off between xavier and weber state. the muskie players, they're aware of sparty, down tonight. james farr: "it's very important. you don't want to be the team on the other end saying that a team like weber state is a cinderella team.

today the boards of the united way silicon valley and the united way of the bay area, which oversees seven counties, voted to merge into a single organization. >> it means that as a combined organization we can provide a better and deeper engagement in the community. >> reporter: ann wilson, chief executive officer of the united way of the bay area, says the merger will help expand the group's mission to care for low income families struggling amidst silicon valley's economic boom. >> the issue of poverty is a regional matter. it is not solved one county at a time. >> that's a great way to use that credit card. >> reporter: will wilson says the emergencier will help expand programs into silicon valley like the spark point financial training center at san bruno skyline college. >> they give me free food because i'm low income. that helps me worry less about payments and more on my school. >> reporter: some silicon valleys worry they'll loose funding as theirs folds into the regional one. >> it's hyperlocal. >>> but as sosa has learned, sometimes to get ahead in life you have to learn

i know you're with united way. earn it, keep it, save it. >> that's correct. >> what does united way do with taxes? >> united way is interested in getting low and middle income individuals and families to file their tax returns and claim the earned income credit, because it's a very generous credit allowed by the irs or by the congress actually. and it allows people to get extra money credit for earned income that they've had and it gives them a credit to help them pay their bills. >> it's like 30% that could get it don't, isn't that the number around there? >> unfortunately, it's a wonderful benefit that not everybody gets. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. we'll be here until 8:00 tonight, so #askfinney or 415-954-7621. reporting live from our social media room, i'm michael finney. >> thank you so much, michael. >>> still getting more gray out there and getting some sprinkles. >> meteorologist sandhya patel joins us with the accuweather forecast. >> outside here, people have their umbrellas out for their h

the butler county united way has joined forces with the m.a. folkes company and the mayor of hamilton to provide clean water to the people of flint. if you would like to help, you can drop off water to the butler county united way or m.a. folkes company on mcbride court. they're taking water till the end of the month, monday through friday from 9 to 5. coming up next...u-s national arbor- etum in washington, baby #2 of a bald eagle take a look at the live feed of the nest! details coming up! adlib roof cam waiting, eagle-cam fans from all over the world witnessed a baby eaglet hatching live on camera. take a look at this! the baby bald eagle hatched at the u-s national arbor-etum in washington, dc yesterday! the proud parents are named "mr. president" and "the first lady." let's take a live look at the nest..... because another eaglet is expected to hatch this weekend! these nest cameras are available for day. today: am rain and snow possible. pm chance of rain. chilly. cloudy. high: 46 tonight: cloudy. cold. low: 28 tomorrow: chance of light r

. >> [ laughter ] >>> more than 400 people gathered tonight to benefit the united way. wral 's debra morgan. the evening included an auction to raise money for united way's efforts to help children and chefs and culinary students participated in a chefs showcase and these are competition. >>[ laughter ] >> i tried to tell you, we will >> in the car today. >> really? >> i still have my heated seats on. because i am always cold in >> crazy. is still in the 70s. >>> let's check out our weather headlines. there this evening. a warm and humid night. lows in the 60s. a cold front passes tomorrow so to accommodate temperature adjustment for the weekend. we expected to be cooler but it's still above normal. we will collett and unsettled we can question mark with a lot of clouds, very little rain and as i have been saying, i think sunday will be the dave bender -- we get a better chance. looking toward downtown raleigh, not a bad evening. it is warm and 71. the dew point 55. we should already be in the 40s out there or even 50s but that is not the case. and 60s and 70s close to

do choose that. is looking for a way out. we went looking for answers with the largest charity, united way. as rich jaffe reported in late october. each agency invests more than 60 years in community programs. officials here admit, we have a long way to go. >> there's no silver bullets for this. the situation we're in today, is taking decades to get to the point. >> the poverty professionals say priority. >> helping people get in the jobs they need for today and tomorrow and providing incentives for them when they set and keep jobs. and then it's long-term, getting every job prepared to stay in school. >> the united way told us then, they are helping hundreds of families and want to help more. we will keep checking in for what will really make the difference? universal preschool could be a november ballot issue. jeff hirsh traveled to denver to show how children there benefited from the four years. >> we have a lot of goals and hope. i want my baby to be -- to have a beautiful future. and then there's this goal. >> all right. would is ready to help >> food is critical to life. we introduce

nfc, afc, offensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united wayon little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. he other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org. longtime major league baseball executive and former vice president of baseball operations for the baltimore orioles. the game of baseball has been my life's work. but i've got another passion. helping find a cure for the devastating disease fsgs. my daughter lindsay is one of thousands who battle this disease, which is the second leading cause of kidney failure in children. there's still no effective treatment and no cure. but

with big, event, the honorable, receiving united way of miami dade, highest hon tore, the award for outstanding fill lan throwpy, those who contribute, money and time and leadership to community, causes the wsvn president, who received presented this year's winner.. the annual reception, brings together, more than 400 of some of south florida's most generous, who contribute at least, $10,000 annually to make our community, a better place. keep it here. break. >> craig: a religious musical, taking the stage just in time for easter. fox's live version of the passion is just around the corner. now they have seen, big hits before and executives are hoping this will have the same effect on fans. >> the night team's shireen sandoval is in the plex with this. first it was greece and now the it is the passion, it gets a pop music up date and tonight, the stars of the show tell us why we are going to love it live. as a 2,000 year old story comes to life like never before. >> i think that it is the best thing to have a passion for, one reason, literally, the town rose again. >> yeah, you hear

. >>> united way recognizing the spirit of giving with a big event on miami beach. margarita and armando receiving the united way of miami-dade ghest honor, the tocqueville award for outstanding philanthropy. it recognizes not only those who contribute money, but also time and leadership to community causes. wsvn station president ed hansen received the same on himself in 1997 and he presented the war to this year's winners. the annual perception brings home more than 400,000 philanthropists who donate annuly to make local communities better.>> a big night at the broward center yesterday, with a focus on the economy at the upcoming residential election. autonation's mike jackson was a speaker and had event called the broward workshop. he is the company's chairman, to being the deputy chairman of the federal reserve bank of atlanta. nearly 100 other 4. leaders are dissipated in the workshop. >> time now for seven sports with steve shapiro. >> the case are saying all of the politically correct things going into the first round of the ncaa tournament tonight against bu

united. to ensure the academic success of millions of kids in our communities. all the way unitedway.org. make a difference in the life of a child. suit up like your favorite nfl players, and become a volunteer reader, tutor or mentor with united way. >>> tonight, blake shelton fights back, suing a tabloid for calling him drunk, while miranda begged for rehab. what the new court documents reveal got his drinking. >> hear what erin andrews is hearing about her $55 million peeping tom victory, has the espn host moved on after the trial? >>> angelina jolie mobbed over seas, the new security concern. >>> jennifer garner pulls b the curtain on the stars insane red carpet rituals. >> these people just kind of move your ribs, they move liver to the side -- >>tohow a getway ith murder's finale secrets, are two characters really going to die. >>> bachelor superfan katy cuoco, what she's saying this about. >> hideously ugly. >>> now for march 17, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, everything, thank you for joining us. >>> here is tonight's top story. >> blake shelton fight

let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will tell you what i have done and what i intend to do. when i was first lady, senator, secretary of state i worked closely with the republicans. after we failed to get health care done, i turned around and worked with democrats and republicans and worked on the chip program. i also worked with foster care and adoption, with one of the most partisan republicans then in the congress, tom delay, he cared about foster kids, i knew that, i called him up. i said, congressman would you work with me to reform the adoption and foster care system? i said, what do you want to do? come to the white house, let's have a meeting, we were able to find common ground on the issue. i got to the senate, i started working with people who had been some of the biggest critics and opponents of my husband's pr

we have civic organizations like the united way. we have faith-based organizations like catholic charities, episcopal services and in some ways they're secular organizations that kind of function as a community chest and think tank and offer services to meet the needs of the community. faith-based organizations have in their own way a particular value system that drives them that sometimes is not exactly the same as what you might think of as a solely economic driver. >> absolutely. we often have this discussion about the universal verses the particular because many of the values we are talking about are universal values. the idea is related to social justice or healing the world. what's particular to the jewish community is thousands of years of thinking and teaching discourse, dispute about those issues that have left a body of material that's incredibly rich that enables us to really challenge each other and think about the highest fulfillment of these values and these principals. >> we are going to have a quick break and come bac

united. to ensure the academic success of millions of kids in our communities. all the way to graduation day. but that won't happen without you. so take the pledge at unitedway.org. players, and become a volunteer reader, tutor or mentor with united way. ( cheers and applause ) >> james: thanks so much! we'll be here tomorrow night. reggie, take us home! ( band playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >>> selena gomez shot at justin bieber's concert last night, are they back together or just friends. and clues to justin's other aledleg flings. >>> we play a little game of pregnant, not pregnant. who' expecting and who just ate a big lunch. >>> and some sad news in, the death of comedian garry shandling. sharm who's the sextiest batman ever? ben, bale, killer or ernie? the muscles, the abs, who filled out the bat suit the best. >> and before you see batman sequel, meet the stars. >>> now for ma

. >> lynn: well, a very high honor from united way on miami beach. the spirit of giving recognized for the big event. receiving the ward for out standing philanthropy. contributed money, but time and leadership to community causes. west side station predent, mr. ed anson, we love him, he received the same award in 1995, and he presented thihiyear's winner. 400 of south florida's most generous this will agentpists who contribute at least $10,000s each year. >> phil: it w a hot one, especially in miami. 71 in fort lauderdale. and your saint patrick's day high, only 82 , and no rain in the rain gage. by the way, the hig in miami was one degree away from the record set back in 2015 for this date. the temperatures right now in the 80sverywhere. 81 in fort lauderdale. pembroke pines, pompano@ beach, temperature of 84 . the wind out of the and the humidity, 51%. here's the stormtracker. there's rain across northern florida. we do have a front that's basically setting up shop right here. slowly but surely, that front will continue to head south. the moisture

let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will tell you what i have done and what i intend to do. when i was first lady, senator, secretary of state i worked closely with the republicans. after we failed to get health care done, i turned around and worked with democrats and republicans and worked on the chip program. i also worked with foster care and adoption, with one of the most partisan republicans then in the congress, tom delay, he cared about foster kids, i knew that, i called him up. i said, congressman would you work with me to reform the adoption and foster care system? i said, what do you want to do? come to the white house, let's have a meeting, we were able to find common ground on the issue. i got to the senate, i started working with people who had been some of the biggest critics and opponents of my husband's pr

@united way shared more than @$40.5 million. @next week starts the beginning @it's a chance to shine a light @on things like scams and @identity theft. @it threatened both your privacy @and money. @it's also a team effort, which @means lawmakers, law @enforcement, and citizens all @alert. @monday channel 3 is partnering @with a number of organizations @to host a 90 minute phone bank. @monday evening. @representatives will be on hand @to answer your questions. @of course we'll have the phone @number up so you can take @advantage of that on monday. @>>> betsy is off tonight. @greg dee is here. @how are you? @>> very good. @pretty good for the weekend, we @have a little storm moving @through. @man, once we get past that, @russ, it's looking good. @>> i took a sneak peek. @>> well, i will tell you what @russ saw here coming up in the @next couple of minutes. @>> he got up there and got that @extended forecast before i @could take it off the screen. @temperature in the 30s as i go @30 in wooster after snow last @night. @a lot of it m

diana nyad is attending the united way' s 9th annual women' s leadership luncheon at the rosen centre hotel on international drive. the event begins at noon. back in 2013, she became the first person to complete a swim from havana to key west without a shark cage. the orlando magic try to make it two wins in a row against the and the arnold palmer jason: 10 minutes out before 5:00, let' s turn to morning sports and a preview of all the action in the arnold palmer invitational. nuggets on tuesday night. striking gold. things get no easier, cavaliers are here later. magic one against -- the magic playing without vucevic, peyton -- and peyton. victor scoring eight point lead. the magic manage only three second quarter field goals, shot 23% and after leading 37-31, watch as the hornets 2030 test six run to and the half. magic fell behind by 25 but mounted a fierce rally. pulling within six but get no closer. he final score, 107-99. prelims are over and now it' s time to get down to brass tacks at arnold' s plays. first round of the arnold palmer invitational today. are here. it includes m

let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroitally glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will tell you what i have done and what i intend to do. when i was first lady, senator, secretary of state i worked closely with the republicans. after we failed to get health care done, i turned around and worked with democrats and republicans and worked on the chip program. i also worked with foster care and adoption, with one of the most partisan republicans then in the congress, tom delay, he cared about foster kids, i knew that, i called him up. i said, congressman would you work with me to reform the adoption and foster care system? i said, what do you want to do? come to the white house, let's have a meeting, we were able to find common ground on the issue. i got to the senate, i started working with people who had been some of the biggest critics and opponents of my husband's presid

let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroitally glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will tell you what i have done and what i intend to do. when i was first lady, senator, secretary of state i worked closely with the republicans. after we failed to get health care done, i turned around and worked with democrats and republicans and worked on the chip program. i also worked with foster care and adoption, with one of the most partisan republicans then in the congress, tom delay, he cared about foster kids, i knew that, i called him up. i said, congressman would you work with me to reform the adoption and foster care system? i said, what do you want to do? come to the white house, let's have a meeting, we were able to find common ground on the issue. i got to the senate, i started working with people who had been some of the biggest critics and opponents of my husband's presid

into our corporate fundraising and individual fundraising, are we using that money in the best the united way, for example, is looking and saying how do we do things differently. there is a lot of opportunity and there is openness to the opportunity. >> i was going to say the strategies are the best place to start. one of the things i have been asking conversations, if somebody can get to your building, they can cross town to come to your services or cross town to come to where they are, they have eliminated three barriers, they probably have day care and transportation. they are probably not the most needy in our community. so by putting in things people need, employment, education, other support services right where people r we are going to >> your name and question. >> i'm a concerned citizen from newport. my question is we haven't heard much about liveable wages this evening. i know the issue of poverty is complicated. how far would a liveable wage go toward alleviating poverty and right now where does the movement for liveable wages stand? >> what the food bank was doing, we talked to th

>> united way has about a $56,000 limit. and there's also another help -- free help, aarp.go up higher than that. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that, mark. and we, including these two guys right here, will be here until 8:00 tonight taking your questions. so give us a call. i'm michael finney live in the 7 on your side offices. >> great job, michael. thank you. >>> meteorologist sandhya patel joins us now with the accuweather forecast. what a great day. >> she's outside to tell us more is coming. >> indeed. but it's going to change a little bit. behind me along the water front, people are biking, taking a walk with the dogs. just a beautiful day. we'll keep it coming with subtle changes for tomorrow. here's live doppler 7 hd. that shows you what that change is, we have fog near the coastline. visibility is lowering right there near the beaches. so just be aware of the fact that it will be around. it is breezing, sfo gusting to 31 right now -- 61 right now. lovely view looking towards mount tam. napa, 66. santa rosa, fairfield, all in the low 70s. and a beautiful view

and i want to turn to professor douglas feric who is president of the united way. >> oh, i love the united way. >> welcome the detroit. my question surrounds how you anticipate getting anything done in washington when compromise is a bad word. >> you know, this one of the most important questions for everybody in washington, and not just the next president. i will tell you what i have dnen and what i intend to do. when i was first lady, senator, secretary of state, i worked closely with the republicans, and some of the most partisan republicans, and after we failed to get health care done in 1993/1994, i turned around and started to working with democrats and republicans to pass the childrens health insurance plan which is 8 million kids insured. and i also worked because i care deeply about the foster care and adoption with one of the most partisan republicans in the congress, tom delay, but he cared about the foster kids, and i asked congressman to work with me to work with the adoption of the foster care system. and he said, what do you want to do, and i said, will you come to the white

the event put on by broward public schools and the united way celebrates students who make the right decisions rescission peer pressure and avoiding violence and drugs. >> college students and community members concerned at fiu. the group against the plan to pave three acers of nature preserve for athletic fields. fiu isn't living up to it's commitment of environmental stability and preservation. and well, despite a petition with more than 7000 significant tiewrksz the fiu board of trustees says this will saft university millions of dollars. the funds will be used to manage and improve what remains of the preserve. >>> >>> >>> >> lynn: a scom plex full of restaurants would be liengtz miami river if voters say yes to 7's ann keil takes a closer look at the issue on the ballot. >> reporter: garcia'ss seafood grill and fish market on the river feeds it's patrons easily about wt fishing operation down the road. >> it's an important vital part of our fishing business. the family owned business has leeses leased the property on the 200 block of north river drive from the city for decades.

the united way of butler county is asking for your support today to help the people of flint.it's asking you to buy a case of bottled water... and donate it.you can drop it off today... during a "bring your water meet and greet" between 11 and noon at the m-a folkes company on mcbride court in hamilton. so... people are still finding debris after a tornado touched down in illinois earlier this week... including this wedding dress.a newspaper delivery man in iowa found the gown early wednesday morning.now... police are looking for its owner. (chief shane themas/leclaire, ia police dept.) "obviously it's a wedding dress and probably has some sentimental like to make sure it gets back to the owner." owner."police *believe* it was blown over the mississippi river. a couple is cashing in some st. patrick's day luck... after accidentally throwing out a $400-thousand dollar... 12-carat diamond wedding ring. after realizing they tossed it out... they immediately called the sanitation department.and after digging through an 8 ton pile of garbage... amazingly, the couple was able to get let get yo

difficult situation that will never be solved of less you have great leadership right here in the united states one way or the other we will get it solved. [applause] with the united states stands with israel the chances of peace prize exponentially. that is what will happen when donald trump is president of the united states. [cheers and applause] we will move the american n and ec to the eternal capital of the people of jerusalem. [cheers and applause] we will send a clear signal between america and the most reliable ally, the state of israel. the palestinians must come to the table the way in the bond between the united states and israel is unbreakable. they must cut and to the table to be committed on a daily basis they must do that. and they must come to the table willing to except that israel is a jewish state and will for ever exist as a jewish state. >> i love the people in this room and i loved israel i had been with israel so long i have received some of my greatest honors my father before me is incredible we are about to have a beautiful jewish baby. [cheers and applause] in fact, it could b

give you the tools you need to bring your family together. ac and cornerbacks are all working with united waycess, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. often a celebration - like these guys here. but if you or someone you love has a food allergy, you may feel anxious about dining out. great job, coach! just like on the field, teamwork is vital in the restaurant industry. which means. no one can drop the ball. that's right. and if you're managing food allergies, you're not alone. food allergies affect 15 million americans - including 1 in 13 children. that's why our friends at food allergy research and education want to spread the word tha

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. >> leaders in san bernadino announce how they plan to divide almost $2.5 million from the united way after the terrorist attack. community officials say they want 10 percent of the -- 80 percent of the funds to go to the families of the people who died. those injured will divide 15.5 percent of the money based on how long they were in the hospital and those present not uninjured will divide the 3.5 percent. officials say none of the money donated will go to administrative costs. >>> let's talk politics now. when you thought it could not get any more intense, presidential hopefuls are stepping up their attacks against each other. >> all candidates are back in to support the future nominee. bill clinton is getting in on the race to support his wife. >> think what she could do if you made her president. >> at one of 14 campaign stops in new york today, former president bill clinton making the case of why his wife should be the future president. the university poll has the one time new york senator leading bernie sanders in the empire state by double digits. >> we've got to unit and make

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we have to get smarter now and find a way to the united states and russia to work together. let's think our speaker and thank you guys. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> larry metz remarks from treasury secretary jack lew. he's expected to discuss lessons learned in these distinctions on international inc. to tease. he's speaking at the carnegie endowment for international peace did we expect this to start in just a moment life here he spent two. -- c-span2. >> it is a great pleasure to welcome all of you here this morning. a special pleasure to welcome my friend and colleague, secretary of the treasury, jack lew. but the open above the market that promise to make the introductions very worried the distinguished career and all of you know what an enormous mark is made on our country. i'm not even referring to the idiosyncratic signature on the dollar bill. a handful of people who have served including a series of important jobs that the department is in a common management and budget and not treasury. only a person of

. >> looking at our camera from the united way building. >>> a giant cloud of volcanic ash cancelinglights to the dust storm causing a massive highway pile up, u.s. is seeing a number of extreme weather conditions. >> take a look for yourself a volcanic ash cloud in and around alaska stretching more than 400 miles canceling flights. the a last can volcano has been spewing ash after erupting with little warning on sunday. alaska airlines alone has been forced to cancel more than 40 flights so far and different story in southern california, dust storm moving through mohave desert on monday causing 15 vehicles to pile up, about 25 people were injured as a result, california's highway 247 had to close down. >> and a problem that we're not dealing with right now in nevada. >> well, nevada called it nevada and every where other than sill letter state called it nevada. >> well, that place, a snowstorm dumped half foot in reno and sparks area last night. at times snow was coming down an inch an hour and now there are slippery road, traffic crashes, flight cancellations all problems that trav

united way of the midlands is investing $300,000 in rebuilding and repairing homes impacted by the floods. funds will be distributed to non-profit organizations and volunteer organizations active in disasters with focused plans on rebuilding the midlands using the request for proposal grants. grants will be awarded starting again, this is for organizations not individual homeowners. if you would like to ownload an application of interested organizations should visit the website you see there on your screen: uway.org/flood-recovery-funding. we'll have this on our website abccolumbia.com, it's early, probably don't have a pen by your bedside, we will have the information. not for individual homeowners, for organizations. we will check out what the weather is looking like because no floods in the forecast for today. no rain even. >> jonathan: not early today. we are likely to see rain come our way later this evening so i will put the chance of rain in. today during the daytime hours we will be smooth sailing, no rain expected until 8:00 or 9:00 and then i think it will be gone by tomorrow mo

way to baghdad. the head of their unit, the major, takes us to the battlefield. on the way, he explains what happens. >> the engineers moved up with bulldozers to create an opening. when we got there to build a protective embankment, they went over a mine. reporter: the major first access to an outpost that overlooks the fallujah plain. the whole battlefield is visible from here. the men are about to fire a mortar shell onto a position held by the islamic state organization. did you hit the target? >> yes, we hit it. fullback by 200 -- pull back by 200. beinger: this outpost is used to sell islamic state positions which are 1.5 kilometers away -- to shell islamic state positions which are 1.5 kilometers away. the objective this time is to retake the city. we move closer to the combat zone. fighters have entrenched themselves along a long line. there are regular army units and groups of city volunteers. trucks are loaded and ready to move forward. reinforcementse who will help hold positions we have taken over the last twoday -- the last two days. >> then god we to

the united states is way up towards the north and the east here. this is central america. the equator running right here. these are sea surface temperatures compared to what you are looking for is basically the region, sea surface temperature going above it. this is flashy in and out. look for the general trend here. it starts off december 31st with 2014 and goes all of the way through 2015 and you can see those warmer temperatures lining up right along the equator as the trade winds weaken and allow warmer water in the western pacific to work its way eastward towards central america. it is weakening, the effects of the el nino can linger sometime many, many months or at least a few months beyond the time it falls apart. so, we will see how the atmosphere responds to that over the coming months and if we go into a big l nina. here is a look at the skycam ra. looks like a quiet evening on the appex. a clear sky and the air is dry. the humidity at 69%. humidity and the dew point temperature 39. that is still a pretty dry air mass. high temperatures today. making it up into t

united rival. >> for years i have been trying to get behind the scenes. i know the qualities. >> new to town, he does go way back to united. >> d.c. united. similar as myself from r.f.k. i moved from ghana and it's been in my heart. >> now he is playing for head coach ben olson whom he played against just a few years ago. >> i admired the tension and the passion he played with. >> that feeling is mutual. >> i thought he was hands down the best player on the field. he is a great guy. a great teammate. whole package. >> we are really excited to about this. saturday's match between united and f.c. dallas can be seen right here on abc7. that starts at 5:30. the weather will be better than the last home game which is good. good thing. leon: good luck going to a soccer match wearing a blanket. leon: coming up next -- >> i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, reaction to fans that they might sell naming rights to the ballpark. we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fig

unit his harvard university thesis. and remains in print today, still a good read by the way. you become vice president during his abbreviated 2nd term. 19061908. something like the united states decided to build tonight 12 nuclear powered aircraft carriers. huge commitment. his willingness to possess upon a large combat fleet. the world stage because the ships were painted. when the world war broke out in 1914 the united states immediately declared his determination inevitably ostensibly the reason was american opposition unrestricted submarine warfare by the early 20th century united states have become too prominent and powerful to remain involved in those great power rivalries. once again those were hot battle ships, the british had quite enough of those. they needed convoys to fend off the u-boats. they set aside those battleships and cruisers in 1919 in the end of the war the united states was the largest naval power on earth. or would be as soon as it finished building those 20 or so battleships and battle cruisers still sitting on the building way. traditionally the unit

units crash into each other... while heading to stop a stolen vehicle. this happened around 1-45 this morning-- along "mcleod road" and "surfside way." that's right near i-4 and john young parkway in orange county. this is video from the scene. according to orlando police..... the units were headed to assist officers that were attempting to stop a stolen vehicle. on their way.... pollice say the two cars crashed into each other. police say one officer sustained minor injuries.... the other was not hurt. no word yet if police caught the suspect. developing this morning-- the search continues for the person who shot and killed a 15-year- old boy in orange county. his family says they are desperate for answers. fox 35's kate burgess has the primary day is tomorrow.

way of u.s./cuban relations. cuba is no threat off to the united states.pening. >> reporter: visitors like this one, fear an influx of biz businesses, will damage the unique charm. >> everything is going to change within the few years. so we want to take the last grasp how it was before the change. >> reporter: the authoritarian castro government has not made it easy for u.s. come pans to set up shop. especially for companies that operate primarily online. access to the internet remains state controlled. cuba is one of the top five restricted countries in the world. one internet hour of yus can cost 10% of monthly salaries. cubans have long traditions of renting their hems to visitors. to signed up hosts, they introduced them to a platform. >> something that was familiar to the culture. tens of thousands of people sharing their homes. of a risk. all we had to do was make sure the community embraced air bnb. >> pedro suarez and girlfriend gretel say it broadened their world view. >> thought it was a very good chance to be in talks with people from other cou

united states. we'll get it solved one way or the other. we will get it solved. [ applause ] but when the united states stands with israel, the chances of peace really rise and rises exponentially. that's what will happen when donald trump is president of the united states. [ applause ] we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the jewish people, jerusalem. [cheers and applause]9#<÷ en and we will send a clear signal that there is no daylight between america and our most reliable ally, the state of israel. [cheers and applause] the palestinianians must come to the table knowing that the bond between the united states and israel is absolutely totallytÑd unbreakable. [ applause ] they must come to the table willing and able to stop the terror being committed on a daleÑ -- daily basis against israel. they must do that. [ applause ] >> and they must come to the table willing to accept that israel is a jewish state and it will, forever, exist as a jewish state. [cheers and applause] i love the people in this room. i love israel

there are two ways he can unite party and country, the first two way uniting party against him.charles: what is she missing? >> these are establishment talking points. here is the issue with vladimir putin, there is a mutual respect there. >> and for kim jun -- >> is has the establishment, republican party establishment, in particular this congress, have they done anything good for america? they have crippled middle class, destroyed the economy, wrecked our military, you tell me now who better than donald trump, okay? >> many of the election rat confused this, they are not electioning a lead are they are electing a. >> why is someone else telling the election rat how they are thinking, i heard a lot of pundits say. >> i think very establishment perspective to say you can't question donald trump, he is winning right now, if you have concerns about him get in line. >> i think it is great that they are questioning donald trump, they don't like the answers. >> i don't like the answers i am appalled by his history, and his racial preferences. >> right before we started i saw a tweet

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canada and the united states are lucky countries in many ways. they will always have a lot to do in order to be together in the world and this is what we are going to keep on doing in the years and the decades to come and we hope in the centuries to come. about president obama, i've learned a lot from him. he's somebody who is a deep thinker, somebody with a big heart but also big brains and for me to be able to count on a friend who has lived through many of the things that i'm about to encounter on a political stage, international stage, it's a great comfort to me. and it's always great to have people that you can trust, people that you can count on personally, especially when you are facing very big challenges, such as we are doing right now in the united states and canada. >> always pleased to hear from president obama how he has engaged with difficult issues of the past because he is a man of both tremendous heart and tremendous intellect. and being able to draw on his experience and his wisdom as i face the very real challenges that our cou

canada and the united states are lucky countries in many ways. toy will always have a lot do in order to be together in the world. this is what we can keep on doing in the years and decades to come and we hope in the centuries to come. , i've learned a lot from him. he is somebody who is a deep thinker, someone with a big heart and big brain. for me, to be able to count on a friend who has lived through things that i'm about to encounter on the political stage and international stage is a comfort to me. it is always great to have people you can trust, people you can count on personally, facinglly when you are big challenges such as we are doing right now in the united states and canada. hear from pleased to president obama how he has engaged with difficult issues of the past because he is a man of tremendous heart and tremendous intellect. being able to draw on his experience and his wisdom as i faced a very real challenges that our countries and our world will be facing in the coming years is something i appreciate deeply. obama: alex, was it? ,