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it's going to be the best player that makes us better, does help us give us more options. we always like options here. >>> for those of you looking for signs which direction tampa bay will go for its no. 9 overall vick, vernon hargraves is meeting with eight teams. >>> coming up let's have something on ice, shall we? a historic win for ben bishop. upcoming frozen four at amalie arena next on super sports >>> sorry i jumped in late, ben, congratulations on your 50th shutout record. what are your thoughts? >> it's exciting. >> steven stamkos blossoming beat reporter getting the soundbite after last night's big win over the arizona coyotes. they say the pen is mightier than the sword, but if ben bishop had a sword, nobody would come near the net. he stuck with a stick and pen which he's using to rewrite the record book. last month he became the first goaltender to win 100 games in a bolts sweater. last night he recorded his 15th shutout. andre palat provided all the offense the bolts needed. big ben handled business from frustrating the coyotes in a 2- 0 victory. tampa bay lea

us, giving us lots of sunshine and into tomorrow. your first alert predictor, by lunchtime, this is by 5:00. 55 degrees, not much to show you. as we go through tonight and tomorrow, a couple of high clouds tomorrow. patchy frost in spots. and we warm it up with more sunshine, 50's and 60's. some clouds and rain yesterday, bringing snow to new york city. afternoon, we stay clear, as the high-pressure works across. by wednesday we will see the low to mid 60's, the warmer temperatures being pulled in by the midweek. for the rest of today, we will see temperatures in the 40's. by 9:00, 49 degrees. as we go into the afternoon, those temperatures continuing to climb. mid 50's and more sunshine, still below the average high for this time of year. a look across the region, 55 and holly springs, 54 in chapel hill, 57 in smithfield, 58 in clinton in fayetteville. 59 in raeford, 52 in henderson, 55 rocky mount, 54 wake forest. tonight, with the clear skies and overnight lows acting into the 30's, i don't think we will see much rain. 33 in raleigh, 36 in with the clear and cold conditions, we will have some frost tonight. this is a look at your seven-day forecast going into tomorrow. 65 on your wednesday, 74 thursday. 77 on good friday. we could see some showers. saturday, a slight chance of showers. right now, easter is looking dry. temperatures in the 60's. a little bit of a warm-up, and then we get back into the 60's. john: 4:52. as we are seeing, winters grip wants to hold on. say you should do let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast-max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast-max. the only branded cold and flu liquid gel that is max-strength and fights mucus. let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast-max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast-max. the only branded cold and flu liquid gel that is max-strength and fights mucus. barbara: welcome back. john: don told us about that frost advisory. barbara: you need to be thinking about plant protection during these cold mornings. we have some advice from the experts. reporter: if spring fever has a ready to start planting your for now. >> if you want to be sure that you wait until the last frost, you can't predict the last frost, so probably the best thing to do is go with what's on average for the last frost, which in this area is april 1. reporter: but if it is too late and you have already major to worry. that just means you have to cover them. reporter: probably the -- >> probably the best thing is an old bedsheet. if you terrell hole-in-one, keep it for that purpose. reporter: he says you can use plans, but that comes with a warning. >> it's pretty easy to mess up on that. the next day, when the sun is up at 9:00 a.m., be sure you take it off or there will be trapped heat inside. reporter: and don't forget about your perennials, like daffodils and lilies. if those have started coming up, cover th

us. give us the actuarial point of view. how importance our demographics? if you look at it, urbanization is the key here. at a much slower pace, then china, where it was driven from the center. the urbanization of africa is an enormous trend. you're looking at the doubling of the population between now and just short of 2050. an exciting market. 62 age size of families, family, still. for africa, it is an exciting, in the relevant market. it is not true throughout all of africa. you have to be selective. theth rates in 17 of sub-saharan african economies, 5% plus. you have to pick the ones you want to go after. the urbanization, you will see it. it is like a teeming anthill in many ways. people working and making money. but not living in the way that perhaps we are used to seeing in the west. we have to understand how to tap into that. it will be the traditional may means of french network store ifa's, direct sale torsos may be in some of those countries. >> we have talked about what it will take for africa to make the bull case, education, infrastructure

us. give us the point of view. how important are demographics? patrick: urbanization is the key here.frica at a much slower pace than china of course, where it was driven from the center. the urbanization of africa, generally speaking, is a tremendous trend. you look at the doubling of the population between now and just short of 2050. this is a very exciting market. the average size of families, looking at it yesterday, 62 a irish -- this is what the were 50 years ago. excitinga, it is very in the relevant markets. it is not true across all of africa. you have to be selective. for example, growth rates in 17 of the sub-saharan economies of 5% plus, you have to pick the ones you want to go after. urbanization -- you will see it. it is like a teaming anthill. people working, making money, but not living in the way we are used to seeing in the west. we have to understand how to tap into that. we have talked about what it will take for africa to meet the bull case, education, infrastructure, further diversification. your concern is implementation, why? >> we take africa, literally, figur

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us. give us achance to win. three, four great blocks. mckenzie. and, i think a couple blocks and shots. that was huge. >> ownmiami dolphihs, new faces coming through the door. a lot of familiar ones. and trying to address their free agency. and sits down, dolphins fans. don't want to miss this. sports final toninit at 11:30 back to you. >> thank you. huge crowd in scranton, pennsylvania for today's annual st. patrick's day parade. organizers say the second largest parade in the country. mo than 12,000 people marched in this procession. cheered on by tens of thousand of f rade watchers. organizers creret springlike weather that helped proceed this biggest turnout that they have had in recent years they say. >>> i saw people in t-shirts. what's going on. they have our weather. >> yeah. i think -- weather fr south florida. >> 85. >> warm. >> going crazy. 87 tomorrow. 87 next day. >> and, these aren't records though? >> these aren't records. man is that warar >> advertise 80. humidity is up. 87 might feel closer to 90. so, man, here we go again. we'reot out of marchalking about temperatures

us. give us more about what president putin has been saying. guest: it is worth saying that this is a surprising move. at the meeting with the defense and foreign ministers, he said i think the task has been fulfilled. we got a bit more detail about what that might be. the defense minister said russian airstrikes stop networks supporting terrorists and also stopped the flow of money and weapons among oil and trading routes. given that that has taken place, these forces will start their withdrawal tomorrow. it is unclear at the moment who might be withdrawn, but what we do know is the russians will be keeping a significant part of their operation in syria. they have a seaport and airbase there and i think we will see them keeping a significant presence there. but it is interesting because this comes on a day that piece talks restarted in geneva and i think it is perhaps a message moscow might be sending that this is the time to wrap up the question of syria politically and they are not going to keep on supporting him militarily. christopher: what you are saying is this could bring movement to the peace talks in geneva. is there any other reason why president putin has decided to do this right now? guest: i think it does suggest they want to push for a political solution. part of that reason might be the situation internally in russia. it is ethical to see as you walk along the streets here, but it is due to a low price for oil. the russian government itself has been making sweeping budget costs across all departments apart from defense. it cannot afford to keep pouring money into a conflict far away from its borders and this is perhaps a way of russia's saying it's trying to get out of there. they are now getting to the point when their ally is in a better position than he was six months ago. they helped the syrians retake from terrorists more than 10,000 square kilometers of land. that was done with the help of the syrian army. they pressed into a much better position and are trying to extricate themselves because of the financial burden. christopher: thank you for that background. we are going to go straight to geneva. barbara basil is following the peace talks for us there. what effect do you think from your perspective in geneva will president putin's move have on the talks? guest: it will definitely change the position of the pieces on the chessboard in geneva. it came as a tremendous surprise literally minutes before the news came from moscow. we did an interview with the spokesman of the opposition alliance here and she said directly what will happen here will be decided in moscow and he appealed to president putin to decide for the syrian people to end this war and said the future of bashar al-assad, the president of syria will be decided in moscow. it seems in a way, he may have been heard to a certain point. the representatives of the government were full of self-confidence and drew redlines all over the place, saying we are not going to talk about the future of assad or more unitarian access or the release of prisoners. they seemed like they are staggering into the talks here and i assume this will be going to change. what ever it means, i

every time something like that happens, there is going to be a rush to have us give us our privacy. you so much. loretta lynch, the attorney general, was quoted as saying in a speech in san francisco, she -- apple isas -- is subject to a social contract on this issue. true, butt may be there are a number of national security officials who have sided with apple. the former director of the msa thinks the u.s. is better off with strong encryption. o'connell,ssor, mike thing.e same the same with the department of homeland security. this is precisely what the issue is, is what is in society's best interest? there are a number of national security officials who think , notwithstanding the difficulties that law enforcement faces, it is still in the national interest of strong encryption. it means u.s. medications can be more secure. it means foreign governments will have less access to american data. -- theot just about national security is a comprehensive issue in terms of putting the need for cyber security for preventing identity theft, foreign espionage, etc. host: here is an article f

us now. thank you very much for joining us. give us a sense of what you're focused on. ve been on the market a long time to give us a sense of what is currently happening in terms of european sentiment. we are range bound at the moment. confidence?out >> i think sentiment is quite that if you look at the majority of forecasts for europe. most of them look for the flat earnings picture. that does not provide any excitement. what people forget is what mario draghi just did. it's a bazooka. as you saw tarp in the u.s., you will see a similar amount in europe and money supply had been flatlining because that -- there is no demand of loans in europe. but tarp targeted rings like the high-yield oil area where we have seen yields coming in. the money supply would tarp drew about 6-7% which was not huge but at least it got the capital moving. that's what you need to see. willnk mario draghi mark 2 help and it's all about confidence. a lot of the companies are quite disciplined about the cost. caterpillar in the state recently took down first-quarter guidance. it will be interest

us. giving us a home. we've had offers from the synagogue om the muslim mosque. from all the local churches. st. paul's was very generous friday night and gave us their sanctuary. >> reporter: one of the things expected to be featured during the easter servis here is going to be thevi chancel cross pulled from the sanctuary, othwise destroyed. it was charred and tarnished. but pastor r peichard hong told us friday night, they will keep it thlie way it is to remember the siliece of thetoir congregation. meanwhile, they're hoping, church members helping to get back in their sapg wary in a month and aihalf. e sanctuary won't be rebuilt for another three years. we're in englewood, checkey beckford, "today in new york." >>> thanks so much. are searching for the cause of a de wily house fire in queens. crews were called to the home in east elmhurst just a er 4:00 this morning. they got the flames out quickly. then firefighters found the victim's body on the first floor. authorities are not releasing any name yet. but neighbors sell tell us he s an 88-year-old k ciorean war veteran who lived alone. >>> now the deadly terror attacks in brussels. two am

streets and i hope, you know, the social workers become compassionate and help put us in a group home, or put us, give us some type of shelter. >> very painful to watch somebody experience homelessness and live on the streets and when you spent part of this effort and seeing people engage in services and recovery, and get back into housing, and their lives become transformed, there is nothing more magical than that. >>> and back here live, on the scene, as the work continues, i can tell you, there are advocates who are working with the homeless, trying to pair them up with services. and this is quite the scene. a lot of onlookers, folks who work in the area. [ station audio trouble ] we are going to have all of this for you broadcast and on wusatv9.com. this is part of the mayor's plan to end chronic homelessness. with 7,000 chronically homeless in dc. back to you in the studio, mike. >> thank you. >>> police in pittsburgh are looking for two gunmen after five people were shot and killed in a backyard cookout wednesday night. officers tried to console the families while they were still investigating the

us. give us a timeline of when we can expect most of that rain. >> most of the rain won't come until this weekend and we're starting out with spotty, light showers you're seeing this morning. very hit and miss

materials that we can get, when you think about it, really what we're saying is, give us the cleanest material you can give us. and give us those materials that you can think about that don't muck up our work. >> and cram the pizza boxes in the regular garbage? >> unfortunately, that's where it goes. but the reality is that even at landfill we're doing things to try to recycle. we have a landfill in california where we take the methane that's produced by the waste you give us and turn that methane into liquified natural gas. it goes back into garbage truck that goes back out to pick up your waste. we call that an environmental closed loop. >> david, thank you. it's really a pleasure talking to you. >> thank you, becky. >>> next we're "on the money." kids cost a whole lot of money. here's the good news, they can help lower your tax bills. we'll walk you through how to make every dollar and every diaper count when you're filing your returns. >>> later, 'tis the season for chocolate bunnies, yay. we'll talk to sweet success, the sweet business of cocoa with chocolatier jacques torres. recommended probiotic. pute

people in the public are calling for an immediate arrest but they say give us time. >> give us time and let us do our investigation, at the end we'll sign the charges, but we want to do a thorough investigation. >> police made contact with both the male and juvenile and talk to the person that took this video. >> investigators are trying to piece together a crash involving two tractor trailers this morning in newark. it happened just before 4:30 this morning. it results in this mangled mess that forced several lanes to shut down for a time. one driver was taken to christiana hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> a woman is in critical condition after being stabbed earlier this morning in the juniata park section. it was 1:30 a.m. on whitaker avenue when police say she was stabbed multiple times, they say they know who did it but the suspect is on the loose. >>> in the city's german town section an investigation is underway for a shooting that left a man in critical condition. someone shot the man four times and drove away. police are looking for a 2011 hyundai elentra. >>> the top tw

us. give us a sense of the ramifications of this. the factake away was that this is already having effects on the run. scott: we get the eight men from their meeting. -- statement from their meeting. they had a lot on their plate at this meeting. into theseally fed other risks. there are risks around credit areas in the u.k. large.ve a there is the international risk in terms of global markets and volatility. there are emerging markets. that the big picture is the best will become increasingly active as the policy committee sets interest rates. they are committed to not raising interest rates for time to come. we have another number of measures today. caroline: give us a sense of happened on the banking side. they are asking more capital to be required. it doesn't seem to be more sell shares. they just want to make it more transparent. they already have that in place. scott: this was a historic move. it was the requirement to hold capital on top of what's already required. the race to 20.5%. increased the buffer by .5%. other capital

us. and giving us that onshore flow. the storm track, though, will slowly start to slide to the east as we go into the weekend and that may mean some changes in the forecast for monday. scattered showers possible. starting on monday and some cooler temperatures that will be moving in. looking at the forecast, will have some highs in the 60s and 70s in the north bay, as well as the south bay. very pleasant weekend. still our weather dry, once again, until monday when we see that storm track moving into the bay area. let's check in now with anthony to see what's happening on the roadways. >> well, we're moving pretty good through the bay area right now. not much to talk about as far as any accidents. show you what is happening through the bay area. through the east bay things build especially along 680 where there is an accident along vargas and same deal over 880 near hayward and san mateo bridge and 101 is slow in spots and earlier accident at mckie keeping things slow. once you get past the 880 overpass, things do improve. along the peninsula all the way into san francisco. no problems palo alto does show traffic is starting to build here. both northbound and southbound direction and no accidents as you get into the silicon valley and headed back into the city. back over to you guys. >> thank you, anthony. >>> disturbing new details out of brussels. up next, the reason authorities believe the suspect they're targeting belgium's prime minister. >>> plus -- >> republican frontrunner donald trump is now back pedaling over comments about abortion and women. i'm edward lawrence in washington. details coming up. >>> a potential isis target list emerging after last week's terror attacks. "the new york times" reporting the mastermind behind the brussels bombing had floor plans of the belgium prime minister's office. that office not far away from the metro that waw was attacked. experts say that isis may be planning a larger-scale attack. >>> and now decision 2016 and the republican frontrunner donald trump coming under fire again this time for comments surrounding abortion. in a sitdown interview with msnbc chris matthews trump says women should be punished if abortion is illegal and they have one anyway edward lawrence joining us live from washington, d.c. edward democrats are mad and republicans are mad and now trump is back pedaling. good morning. >> good morning. how can you compete with that. that is exactly right. republicans and democrats both thought that donald trump's comments may eventually get him in trouble. hasn't seemed to happen until until now. donald trump is backing off comments this morning where he said women should be punished for having an abortion. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? gesor no? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yeah, there has to be some form. >> trump's campaign clarified his position saying the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb. the exchange with msnbc chris matthews has both republicans and democrats anti-abortion rights advocates and abortion right supporters conde

it enables us, gives us stories of struggle and triumph, allows us to be bigger than ourselves the sameer does. thrilling to me -- writers and rappers i respect have been coming to see this show because it's a love letter to their art form a slightly different artform. i don't know what it will do to hip-hop. i'm thrilled hip-hop likes it. it's my mix tape to them. ♪ john: good evening from palm beach the well-known florida home of donald j trump. after the show, mark and i will sit down with mr. trump to talk about policy. we will show you that interview tomorrow. but first, here is what happened in brussels. bomb attacks have killed 30 and injured more than 200. isis has claimed responsibility.

just offshore and typically something to the east of us does not give us too much of an issue but this time it will give us sinking air and pull our wind out of the south when you pull that together not a lot can move through. look over texas. notice how it scoots up and around the high pressure system through 4:00 on tuesday. and then wednesday and it still is up and around the high pressure system like a barrier to any of the systems that could move through and it will take the temperatures up. we have clockwise flow around a high pressure system. and we have our wind out of the south not just today but heading heading into the middle of the week as well. and the end of the week we are still going to be looking at this same high pressure system giving us warm temperatures. get used to it. and for the next couple of days. your temperatures get warmer everyday. 44 that will be the low temperature. 74 your high. and on wednesday and thursday both days around 76 that is 15 above average. and warmer on friday. small shower chance on thursday and friday and then the weekend temperatures will stay mild we have

us will remain on the dry side. on friday is when the frontal boundary gets on top of us and gives us a higher chance for scattered showers off and on. easter sunday we have chances on >>> next at 5:30 an argument between two drivers leads to a gas station shoot out. the sacrifice that brought >>> check out these pictures. detroit gas station. this woman started shooting while trying to escape. the driver ran over a man and another man was shot by wrestling the gun out of her hand. two people arrested and no word on condition of the man who was hit-and-run over. >>> here's wendy with a look at >> two boys end up falling into a 30-foot hole. the possible negligence that put them in danger and the frantic effort to save them. >>> plus, a naming contest gone horribly wrong. you won't believe what this $300 million research vessel could be called. >>> it's supposed to be a place for kids but there's a disturbing trend at a local chuckie cheese chuck chuck e. cheese. >>> this is a place where kids go. unbelievable. look at the cop cars. the troubling spike in violence at a bay area chuck e. cheese. thanks for joining us. >> th

us all year. just having students behind us, give us another boost and confidence for the tournament. >> reporter: over at villanova, the rush of march madness c captured the little fan. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: drove all the wait from harrisburg. >> good luck. >> reporter: the fourth grader made this poster. he had players sign for luck. >> let's go, nova. >> reporter: a chance to experience his old stomping grounds with his son. >> my son's turned into a huge villanova fan. they had a half day a good opportunity to meet his hero. >> reporter: they were headed off to hoop. >> best of luck. rooting for you. >> reporter: they're ready to send this team off. i spoke with quite a few of the fans. they're making their way to watch that game. their hope is that tecmple will win and they'll play villanova. pamela osborne nbc 10 news. >> what a matchup that would be. won't be long before the tournament landed in philadelphia. wells fargo center, that hosts the sweet 16, elite 8 rounds for march 25th to 27th. philadelphia know stranger to great tournament moments. >> there's the pass to laettner. puts

us, giving us warmer temperatures, the gulf moisture moving through. today, we're looking at close to 70 degrees. upper 60s for tomorrow. mid 70s by tuesday. we have more rain tomorrow. another system pushing our area will give us more showers tomorrow afternoon and a chance for an isolated norm. showers and chances for thunderstorms. the spring pattern. the forecast showing us next sunday is the first day of spring. cvg at 59. wilmington, 53. 60, owenton. 58, carrollton. a nice warm start to the morning. southeast winds at five miles an hour. 59 degrees. the winds at five miles. a decent start to sunday. it will be a nice finish as the rain moves out. scattered shouse at 10:00 a.m., 52 degrees. peeks of sunshine as well. we could see a chance for an isolated thunderstorm. we're at 68 at that point. as we head into the evening, showers end. 64 degrees. so a nice stretch of the 60s today. clouds will be sticking around will keep us in the 60s for the most part. here's futurecast. nice reds, yellows, oranges this morning with widespread rain pushing off to the north. it's starting to move out. things lighten up around the lunch hour. and then we do see another batch of rain making its way through later afternoon

there used to be 400 volunteers like this, but now there are only 42. many people who join us give usbecause there is no money but our aim is to keep people safe if. >> safe from criminal gangs and even armed groups. this is the largest camp. the security forces are reluctant to come here at night. government officials and aid workers having been kidnapped by members of al-shabab group. refugees say they're also victims of al-shabab. this man asked us to hide his identity. he said he came to the camp after his brother and his father was killed by al-shabab. and he still receives mysterious phone calls from people who threaten to kill him, too. he believes they are the same people who killed his relatives. >> my life has become very difficult. i suspect everyone when i move around in the market. i live in constant fear because i know the people who are threatening me could be in this camp. >> the government sees the camp as a security threat. >> we can say that the attacks have gone down. >> al-shabab fighters have carried out attacks in the camp. last year 148 people were killed anoth

it enables us, gives us stories of struggle and triumph, allows us to be bigger than ourselves the sameater does. so it's thrilling to me -- writers and rappers i respect have been coming to see this show because it's a love letter to their art form a slightly different artform. i don't know what it will do to hip-hop. i'm thrilled hip-hop likes it. it's my mix tape to them. ♪ ♪ what is welcome to this edition of best of "with all due respect." beyond the latest electoral results, each candidate had to respond to the deadly attacks in brussels, and explain how they would protect the u.s. against the islamic state. >> several of them made their case on this program. on tuesday we set our donald trump. the next day we caught up with his chief rival, senator ted cruz of texas as he campaigned in new york city. >> webe

us who think he's not the real deal, he's a phony. and others who think he is. hey, prove it to us. give us the tax returns. let us take a look and see if you've done. and then also "the new york times" tape, let's see them. >> jimmy: you say he's a phony. i'm sure everybody's played this clip and confronted you with it. but there was a happier time for you and donald trump. there was a time where he was supporting you and he actually gave you his endorsement. at that time did you think he was a phony? >> well, when you're running for president, you want a lot of people to endorse you. and 61 million people voted for me. i was very pleased with that. but i would not endorse 61 million people for president. i'm happy to have the endorsement of a number of folks but i wouldn't endorse them. but what dobld trump has said during this campaign. what he said for instance, about george bush and john mccain and hand is a strong powerful leader. he's got this all mixed up. had he said the things he said now during that last year i wouldn't have asked for his endorsement. >> jimmy: you would not have asked for his not

we've got a real nice high pressure ridge over us, giving us great weather. the normal high is 55. this temperature should get to 57 later on this afternoon. a little cooler in some spots, shores. 42 degrees. but it's 48, 46, with a southerly wind coming in, the inland areas warm up a bit. clear skies are all the way back here to the ohio valley. eventually, this area of rain comes to us in the form of a front that will chill things down for the weekend. however, this afternoon we're at 53, 54, 57, 59 degrees. then tonight, the temperatures don't drop a whole lot. by the time we start the day tomorrow, we're in the upper 40s. by the afternoon, we're in the upper 60s. a great day to close out march. then in april, we start on friday, with april fools' day. no fooling. they'll be rain for the morning commute, most likely through the afternoon, and into the evening commute. nice and mild this afternoon, plenty of sun. 57. partly cloudy tonight. low 45. tomorrow, it's warmer, it's great, it's late clouds. it's 69 degrees. we're looking at sunshine on saturday. but a little chillier day

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it enables us, gives us stories of struggle and triumph, allows us to be bigger than ourselves the same so it's thrilling to me -- writers and rappers i respect have been coming to see this show because it's a love letter to their art form, a slightly different artform. i don't know what it will do to hip-hop. i'm thrilled hip-hop likes it. it's my mixtape to them. ♪ >> let's begin with a check of your news. belgium is under its highest terror threat ever following bombings at the brussels airport and a subway station that left over 30 feet dead and 200 30's wounded. authorities released video of three men pushing luggage carts through the airport. two men were killed. the third man remains at large. 19 people have been arrested following monday's attack on the european union mission in the capital of molly. -- mali.

give us this day our daily bread. and forgive usnst us. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. in peace we pray to you lord god. almighty god who has knit together thine elect in one communion and fellowship in the mystical body of thy son christ our lord, grant we beseech thee to thy whole church in paradise on earthy light and thy peace, amen. grant that all who have been baptized into christ's death and resurrection may die to sin and rise to newness of life ena and that through the grave and gate of death we may pass with him to our joyful resurrection. amen. grant to us who are still in our pilgrimage and who walk as yet by faith that thy holy spirit may lead us in holiness and righteousness all our days. amen. grant to thy faithful people pardon and peace that we may be cleansed from our our sins and serve thee with a quiet mind. amen. grant to all who mourn a sure confidence in thy fatherly father, that casting all their grief on

us give us another boost for the tournament. >> reporter: over at villanova, the rush of march madness captured the littlest fan. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: 10-year-old nate and his family drove in from harrisburg. >> good luck. >> reporter: the fourth grader matte made the poster he had players sign for luck. with the support of fans, fellow student athletes and wildcats, they were headed off to hoop. >> best of luck. rooting for you. >> nbc 10's pamela osborne reporting couldn't on nbc 10 for coverage of the local team's tournament dreams. i'll be in brook will with john clack. complete coverage of the wildcats and the temple owls friday. >>> teachers in nazareth announced they'll strike friday. the strike may be illegal. teachers announced plans to walk out after the district rejected its latest offer. teachers have been working without a contract since august. now, the school district says it's considering legal action. >>> now to harrisburg, governor tom wolf threatening to veto a republican bill today. wolf called legislation unbalanced. it doesn't fund schools or help fix the deficit. wolf proposing a bill that would increase taxes and boost school spending. republican leaders say they've committed to avoiding a tax increase. >>> tonight, parents will be atto voice concerns and ask questions after a student at carver high school of engineering and science in north philly died of bacterial meningitis. today the school community remembered 15-year-old jn bringings, a freshman who played on the jv basketball team. students released balloons into the sky as a tribute. tonight a meeting for parents to ask questions. health officials have been reaching out to anyone in close contact with jonathan. school administrators insist the student body is safe. >> we are working closely with cdc and take our points from them they're the experts. they've given us guidance on cleanliness, sanitation, there's nothing to worry about. >> jonathan died at children's hospital of philadelphia but not released further details about when he was admitted. students tell us last time they saw him in school was friday. >>> from our delaware bureau, this is what historic rodney square in wilmington will look like after a huge restoration project. the square with new and relocated bus shelters and information kiosk, increased lighting and landscaping. construction will begin with replacing and relocating the bus shelters. a kiosk will go up with a cafe next door. plans call for restoring the fountain and landscaping. >> enabopennsylvania governor t wolf will have radioactive seeds implanted. last month wolf announced he had prostate cancer, and that it was detected during a routine checkup. wolf says his treatment will not impair his able to perform duties as governor. >>> president obama has his man. >> today, the commander in chief announced his nomination

us? give us a good sweet ending. >> by the way, i like your turtle tie. >> thank you for noticing that. >> it's very spring-like. did you notice the tie? >> i was wondering what was on there. >> a little spring-like. sailboats yesterday, turtles today. >> how much work that goes in to the tie choice, thank you. [ laughter ] >>> we're going to check out a view looking to the south past the empire state building. it's actually mainly sunny here in the city but there are clouds trying to work their way in from the east. it's mainly cloudy over long island and parts of the jersey it's what we call a marine layer over the atlantic ocean trying to come in from the east. 49 right now for the time being, mostly sunny. i think along the coast they'll tend to cloud up during the afternoon with those clouds coming in from the ocean. wind coming in from the east at 12. gusting to 22 miles per hour. a bit breezy out there at times and that will continue with that speed i think during the course of the afternoon. next seven hours, our computer models have us getting up to 55 by 4:00 in the afternoon and that seems pretty reasonable. it's a backdoor cold front that moved in overnight last night allowing this much cooler air mass located over eastern canada and new england to seep in to the tri-state area. that's why parts of eastern long island and connecticut will just stay in the 40s during the day today. while we should be jealous of the people off to our south and west because washington, d.c. is basking in 70-degree sunshine right now. the place in new jersey that in to the 60s is somerville, hunter county away from the ocean influence. closer to the coast all bets are off. 48, toms river. 53 at newark. only in the low 40s on the east end of the island. you can see so clearly on these wind stream lines the wind coming in from the east whereas off to the south of the backdoor cold front, the wind is coming in from the south over extreme southern new jersey keeping them in the warmer air mass. you can see some clouds also along the coas

but joining us now on the phone is trump campaign national spokesperson, katrina pearson. katrina, thanks very much for joining us. give us your immediate reaction to the blistering attack we just heard from mitt romney. >> well, hi, wolf. it's good to talk to you. i've got to tell you. i wasn't sure if i was listening to a republican or someone giving a speech at the dnc. never would i have ever imagined republicans attacking capitalism, or saying "you didn't build that" or pushing for social justice. i really find this to be an astounding moment in the republican party. but it is quite obvious, wolf, that those talking points were handed to him by his wall street buddies and donors, because they're obviously still detached from the american public. millions of people are turning out for donald trump, because they do believe that donald trump does have a plan, and a vision for america. that does not include the padding the pockets of wall street bankers and the republicans that keep him in power. >> there -- is it your suspicion that there is some sort of coordinated effort under way right now, mitt romney being the fron

us giving us a better chance for rain. 30% chance saturday, 50% chance keep that in mind when making plans. as we get closer to the weekend we may have to fine-tune that. we continue to have warm temperatures because of the way this front to the west is going to ask. instead of this front picking up eastward and bringing in cool air the tale of this front will stay put to the west and the top end of the front will bend over, if you will. that is going to help bring us a boundary for some showers starting friday. but we don't ever get into the cooler sector of the storm. watch these temperatures on our contours. we stay in the warm sector of this system through friday, saturday and sunday. well into next week. so does a huge section of the country. the warmest from raleigh back toward texas. looking at mild conditions near the canadian border near wednesday, thursday and friday, finally toward the end of next week we start to see some of that colder air sinking southward. enjoy the pretty weather. two weeks ago today we had three tornadoes touched down in north carolina so we do have that statewide tornado drill starting at 9:30 this morning lasting for a few minutes. it's a good time to practice. school kids will practice that this morning. it's a good time to practice at your business and when you get home talk to your family about your safe spot, in the basement or first-floor room with no windows. brian, look at that extended period with tempera

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. ♪ john: joining us now is the state gop chair of the republican party. thank you for joining us. give usoverview of the michigan republican party. what is this a electorate and party that these candidates are vying for the favor of heading into next tuesday's primary? >> our electorate is engaged and excited and concerned and passionate about this election. i have seen it for the past year as candidates have come through our state. we have had over 30 visits in the past year, and the crowds have been enormous. they really want to see a change in the white house. they are concerned about the direction of this country. they are paying attention. they are ready to vote on march 8. mark: you think your candidate should be the nominee, or not necessarily? >> i think the rules are clear that 1237 delegates, that is the way it should work. everybody knows the rules. if that candidate meets the threshhold, they should be the the nominee of our party. john: if you had 1235, would it be fine in your conception for that person to not get in nominee? >> i think that threshold is 1237. everybody know

here to talk with us now about her legacy, bloomberg views, al hunt. thanks for joining us. give ussense, what struck you first off the bat? >> well, the complexities of nancy reagan, but i think jim baker captured what not only a loyal, but astute person she was. there wouldn't have been a president reagan without nancy reagan. jim baker never would have been chief of staff if it hadn't been for nancy reagan's influence. i think that set the tone for the whole first administration, and the second administration, she was a driving force with george schultz and getting reagan to establish a new relationship with the then soviet union. she was a formidable person. she loved herr ronny and sheet great political instincts. >> one of the things said in the eulogy, ronald reagan's important advisor. in what ways do you think that was true? where was nancy reagan's influence profound where he ran his administration? >> well, it was remarkable. she didn't try toy influence, se didn't get involved in details. as far as the whole tone, the tenor, the people that she liked her husband to surro