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us is erica. who rightly brought us in plain sights about the photographer on the front lines of modern day slavery. i talked a little bit about the story but give us a little bit more about "painted nails." >> how it became a documentary we were driving around san francisco going why there are so many nail salons? what is this about? we wanted to do a project together, and so we decided to investigate the nail salon phenomena, and erika found a story in there. >> we did. we realized the story was about the women and the men on the other side of the manicure table. what is it they're dealing with. and who are these people? can we get to know one of these -- one of the women and we do through the movie. >> we have a little bit of a trailer here. let's see some of that. we'll talk more about "painted nails." >> i work hard, i do things for others, and i get paid. i should get something done for me. >> i love the fact that you know what we're talking about is somebody trying to pursue a better life. the american dream concept. what were some of the obstacles you faced in shooting it and producing it?

iowa caucuses winner ted cruz holding an event in that's where fox 25 erica richie joins us now live. erica? >> sharman that event here in salem was filled to capacity tonight. more than 300 people inside the main auditorium. the overflow room full as well. the fire marshal turning voters away at the door. it was like that at other candidate events as there are still many undecided voters here in the granite state and the g.o.p. knows it. marco rubio spent his time in derry today energizing the crowd to rally around the republican party. >> that this generation of leadership and this country right now is the most selfish group of leaders we've had in washington, d.c.. >> reporter: ted cruz educated the crowd about why he is the best to represent >> on the first day in office i will rip to shreds this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. i intend to instruct the department of justice and the i.r.s. and every federal agency that the persecution of religious liberty ends today. we will repel obamacare, we will utterly and completely destroy isisert -- isis. >> reporter: cruz was forced to

in rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hill. >> glad to have you with us. i'm craig melvin. we'll get to the dangerous wicked weather in a moment. the big story yesterday afternoon, the late word that justice antonin scalia had died. >> it camed as ed as a shock because it was so unexpected. justice antonin scalia was 79. we have full coverage from his legacy on the court to that looming battle now in washington over who will take his seat. we begin this morning with nbc's jay gray who is in texas, outside the ranch where scalia died. jay, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. before sunrise here and we are learning more about justice scalia's death here at this resort and ranch. we know that scalia traveled to west texas friday and attended a party here with about 40 guests friday evening. when he didn't show up for breakfast the next morning, concerned staff went to his room where they found him unresponsive. local law enforcement, u.s. marshals and fbi agents were all called in. investigators say there are no signs of foul play here, and that sc

. >> use your abilities to get your education. >> reporter: in overtown, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> well, the front that brought us this cool weather here to south florida produced rains last night. everything ended before dawn today, except in the florida keys. right t w, you can see live first alert doppler radarr not showing any precipitation out there. it's cloudy there as well. late tonight and into tomorrow return to our area and eventually tomorrow evening the rain could be in spots pretty heavy, so we still have rain in the forecast. then we've got even colder air coming in later this weekend. right now it is 66. we have spent the whole day in the 60s here in south florida. the state in general is pretty cool today. orlando sitting at 57 degrees. the 5:00 p.m. temperature there. 53 in jacknville. 65 for key west. the weather map shows the front that cam through is actually off to our southeast across th northern bahamas. this front is starting to stall. there's a chance it comes back tonight. that will bring us tha first chance of rain beginning late tonight. rain chances a

in virginia beach today. newschannel 3 s erica greenway joins us live at regent university. and erica - carson is the fifth candidate to visit hampton roads in the past week. right - it )s been a busy week in hampton roads leading up to super tuesday tomorrow. today s event was part of a presidential candidate forum hosted by regent. donald carson spoke for about ten minutes -- then answered questions from pat robertson and the audience. speaking in front of a crowded auditorium at regent university -- doctor ben carson touched on a number of issues - including immigration, moving people away from government dependence -- and his concerns with executive orders -- saying we need to review and get rid of 99.9 percent of them. he also spoke about religion several times - drawing a lot of support. 12:37:56 if president, i would eliminate the ban on christianity in schools :07 after -- he also answered a few questions from reporters - the first candidate to do so at as part of this forum. here )s what he had to say about what people in hampton roads should know about him. 12:50:32

erica? >> jay gray in texas for us this morning. thank you. >>> justice scalia was a giant on the bench, the most conservative voice of all of the justices and his death already set up a fight over the next justice. we'll get to that in a moment. first, nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has legacy. good morning. >> good morning. certainly the most outspoken conservative, justice scalia his death comes as a hugely unexpected blow. he was a justice with a powerful intellect and his death means the supreme court has lost its most outspoken conservative. >> i antonin scalia do solemnly swear -- >> given what a controversial figure he came, nominated by ronald reagan, it surprises some to know he was confirmed unanimously, 98-0. the nation's first italian-american justice soon staked out a position as a steadfast conservative, against affirmative action and hiring and school admissions and an opponent of abortion rights. he said the landmark case of roe v. wade was wrongly decided, that it declared rights the intended. >> nobody

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erica? >> jay gray for us in texas. thank you. >> justice scalia was a giant on the bench, the most conservative voice of all of the justices and his death has set up a fight over the next justice. we'll get to that in just a moment, but pete williams has a look at scalia's life and legacy. pete, good morning. >> certainly the most outspoken conservative, justice scalia seemed to be in robust health so his death comes as a hugely unexpected blow. he was a justice with a powerful intellect and his death means the court has lost its powerful conservative. >> he was confirmed unanimously in 1986, 98-0. the first italian-american justice was a steadfast conservative. against affirmative action and opponent of abortion rights. it was wrongly decided it declare rights the nation's founders never intended. >> nobody ever thought that they had been included in the rights containing the bill of rights. >> scalia said judges should stick to following the words of the laws they interpret. >> we are not governed by the drafter's in

in the rush. erica rakow is live in ami gardens to tell us more about the man police are lking for. >>reporter: armed and dangerous. stanley reagan is a known gang member in this area and there a a warrants out for his arrest for other crimes he's accused of committing. let's get right to that picture again so you can take a good, long look at the 19-year-old. police say he was seen running from the school with a gun after the shooting happened yesterday. people who were in this area say it felt like a war zone, bullets just flying everywhere, hitting the fence, going through windows of that school. school had already let out but there were still students and staff members. thankfully no one got shot. police say it was someone driving down northwest 183rd street who opened fire on another person who was walkinggn front of the school. it turned into a gun superintendent of miami-dade public schools alberto carvalho rushed to the hospital, assuring that no one was seririsly hurt. one student was injured after running down the hallways after hearing gunshots. pure panic in the school.

in willoughby spit two weeks ago -- hour away to waverly. newschannel three s kelly rule joins us live in the studio with the story -- erica -- newschannel 3 has been following how much the community has come together for those who lost everything in that willoughby spit fire two weeks ago today. with so many donations left over -- they are now hoping those who also lost everything in waverly -- can benefit from what they have collected. 10;08 we lost everything, if anybody has looked at the pictures we are the big black spot in the middle, we have nothing left while it was a massive fire that left betty prudner -- with nothing -- hearing about the devastating tornado in waverly -- not even two weeks later -- that put many other families in the same spot as her in just a matter of moments -- she says it hit too close to home. 10;43 i have a whole new respect for tragedy that )s why she )s back at the place that helped her -- to make sure -- others too -- can start to rebuild. 08;44 i dont have much to give, all i can give is my time so thats what im here for 14;07 when youre working side side with somebody that was personally affected by this

in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, erica. we seen the huge cranes used in downtown construction projects. it left one person dead. several injured. >> crews are trying to figure out what brought the giant crane down in lower manhattan. andrew spencer, why that part of new york is in turmoil. >> investigators in new york are trying to figure out why a train collapsed in lower manhattan the following morning. the huge crane stretched more than a block. >> it was sideways. >> you could see it. >> mayor bill deblazzo, the crane was being lowered in a secure position. part of the process, diverting pedestrians in traffic in the area. >> the fact, this is a sad, sad incident. we lost a life. if you go out in the street as i did, see what happened here, thank god it was not worst. >> more than 130 emergency workers rushed to the scene at morning. >> this is an area that normally would have a lot of people around it, rush-hour in the morning. lower manhattan. >> there's no official cause for the collapse. it happened when new york city is under a winter weather advisory. now utility crews are going building to buil

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and he found out that attorneys may actually try to use the victims in their defense. blake? >>> erica, 7 of the 12 charged in this case have all ready taken plea deems but those still fighting the government's claims might still have a long haul before this is all over. an appeal filed today gives us the shooter of debbie and doug london. these documents by his defense team ask the government to turn over evidence as quickly as possible before a meeting in two weeks with the capitol review committee. that justice department committee reviews death penalty eligible cases and makes a recommendation to the attorney general. >> death penalty cases are just inherently complex. >> legal analyst james wyatt says it's another protection for defendants. >> in the death penalty cases, there are a lot more safeguards than in a usual criminal case. >> the appeal seeks a wide range of evidence. everything from whether or not heartly was coerced by other suspects to whether the victims of the murder were engaged in criminal activity. investigators say another suspect jamel looked into the victim's

in north carolina over the weekend. newschannel three s erica greenway joins us-p&live with more. today those two students had their first court appearance in montgomery county where they heard the charges against them. it )s a case that )s hard to hear about -- not just for people who live there -- but here in the hampton roads as well. two promising virginia tech students - are now behind bars -- charged in the death of a 13- year-old girl from the blacksburg community. police say 18- year-old david eisenhauer abducted and killed nicole lovell and 19- year-old natalie keepers helped dispose of the body. she was found over the weekend on the side of a road in surry county, north carolina. it )s about a blacksburg home - where she d last been seen on wednesday. new of her death has hit the community hard. :13 you don t have to know them, or anything like that just to feel for the family, you know, your heart goes out to em :17 student and it s not just people who live there feeling the affects. i spoke with chris jennings - president of the tidewater chapter of the virginia tech al

she spoke exclusively with newschannel 3 s kelly rule -- who joins us live in the control room with the details. erica -- jacqueline hill tells me she is shawn hunter )s godmother. he )s the man norfolk police say -- murdered his own mother -- 43-year-old sonya hunter -- yesterday morning. norfolk police say they are still investigating the motive. but jacqueline tells me -- shawn was struggling mentally. something she never thought -- would lead to a tragedy. 12;05 he says people trying to kill me aunt jackie i know they are, i know they are jacqueline hill -- describes the last conversation she had with her godson -- 22- year-old shawn hunter -- about a year ago. that )s the man norfolk police say -- murdered his mother yesterday -- 43- year-old sonya hunter. jacqueline lives in north carolina now -- so she spoke with newschannel 3 over the phone. while police say they are investigating shawn s motive -- struggling mentally. 06;43 he would go in and out of thinking he couldnt trust people because im thinking he had been betrayed growing up in the past and he brought a lot of those issues with him ja

us. i'm scott wickersham. >> and i'm erica bryant in steve udelson. you've been gathering the data and tracking what's going to happen over the weekend and into monday. >> no question about the chill. it's setting in behind our postcard snow this morning. beautiful to be out in. great to look at. didn't interfere with driving at all. that's the kind of snow we all like. even rare snow along the beaches of north carolina as the colder air starts the take hold. 35 now statesville, salisbury, freezing rockingham and chesterfield. in the upper 20s across the high country. this is about 10 degrees colder than this time yesterday. don't worry, this is just the beginning. winds haven't picked up much in charlotte yet. they have in the mountains. skies will clear out where they haven't all ready. we'll be below freezing by about 8:30 or so tonight. and continue to fall from in as far as the high country goes, a few more snow showers are possible. this is not a big snow maker even up high, talking about an additional inch of powder. we'll talk about ski condit

>> erica tells us she believes the car that was involved in the accident is a maroon colored nissan. if you have any information are urged to contact sanford police. >> many orange county now, an eviction notice posted on the orlando club where 11 people were shot over the weekend. the notice demands rent be paid. two people were killed in the shooting. nine others hurt. so far, investigators haven't made any arrests or released any information on any possible suspects. attorney matt morgan said he has been hired to see if the club had enough security. since this is the third shooting at glitz in the past year. >> friends and family are mourning this teen who died more than a day after being accidentally shot. it is a story we first brought you sunday night at 11:00 as that teen was shot while visiting family members. according to the sheriff report, fisher died last night after an 18-year-old found a gun under a bed and started playing with it. that report mentions the older when he lost his balance, woods said he coached fisher for years and he was a quiet man who did well in schoo

nbc's kelly cobiella is in london with the video for us. >> reporter: good morning, erica. such a scary moment. this woman trying to park her car with a toddler strapped in the backseat when the car carcar rolls over the edge into the water with both trapped inside. with the cell phone camera rolling, witnesses called amsterdam's 911. four brave people did not wait. car. inside, a mother and toddler running out of time. you can see one man struggling with the car door. it opens, but the car shifts. more water floods in. air pockets disappear. then the splashes. another man trying to shatter the window with the stone, but it's not working. the car is going under fast. ruben abraham saw it from his office. he says he ran to his tool box and grabbed a hammer. at first, even that didn't work, he said. it was very scary. finally they break through the back window. pulling the child free and then the mother. just as the rear bumper sinks below the water line. police told us we were in the water for two minutes, he says. it felt more like ten. in just a matter of minutes, four byst

in south carolina. all six gop candidates will hold events today ahead of the primary this weekend and the attacks. erica tarantella joins us. even the president is getting involved. erika: good morning. everyone has something to say in this case, particularly donald trump. trump holds a commanding lead in south carolina ahead of the next primary, according to the latest opinion poll. ted cruz, his closest rival, ridiculed trump on terrorism and foreign policy yesterday, and yes, even president obama is not taking shots. >> i continue to believe that mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. erika: in response, from says if he ran for years ago mr. obama would have been a one term president. meantime, the democratic trail runs through nevada. hillary clinton hits the trail in chicago after meeting with african-american leaders in south carolina. she and her rival bernie sanders are trying to win over black voters. they are expected to make up more than half the democrat vote. as for sanders, he is expected to get a big endorsement in massachusetts today. a coali

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us right now. constance? >> anchor: developing at noon. homicide invtigation after a man found dead in pompano beach this morning. now witnesses reported hearing gunshots all morning long. and local 10 news reporter erica is on scene. people that live in thatneighborhood. telling us this man that was shot was knocking on a door asking for help. right after it happened. and it was just after 6:30 a.m. officers here at the broward county sheriri's office dispatched out there. where they found the man dead. sky 10 above pomp porch beach. neighborhood, collier city. body of a man lying on the ground in front of apartments. detectives all around. >> victim is adult black mal it his 50s. does not live in this complex or oc block. >> reporter: people that live here say they heard gunshots all morning long. as early as:30 a.m. >> it was a lot. >> reporter: broward county sheriff's office confirmed deputies were here earlier in the morning for reports of shots fired. and it was not until theyot an anonymous 911 call 6:39, that they discovered this body. the man was found with apparent right now detectives areoing individuals trying to gather the information necessary to determine what happened here. >> reporter

erica and his wife gwen carr, are taking a stand on the different side. >> i think right candidate is secretary clinton. she is the one for us. >> i think we need too believe in bernie sanders. >> besides appearing in that campaign for bernie sanders, erica garner admits she wasn't always a fan. she says she cheers protesters from the black lives matter campaign when they interviewed sanders's events. >> for him to stand with black people when it wasn't popular, and his whole career of being in the house, senate, or, you know, whatever elected position that he was in, it made me really think about him not being a part of this establishment. >> another factor that swayed her she said was that sanders grew up in brooklyn among immigrants where she and her six-year-old daughter live. but garner's family sees things differently. carr didn't respond to our request for an interview but she spoke out for clinton in south carolina. she is a group of mothers whose children died with encounters with police or in racially charged incidents. >> us ploghts empower each other so my son -- us mothers empower each other so my son's death won't be in vein. vain. until justice

in the hospital. >> erica edwards is going to show us how it works. >> reporter: imagine being immersed in this peacefulnderwater world. >> oh, my god, this is incredible. >> reporter: the woman whose voice you hear -- >> a shark just went by my head. >> reporter: is not scuba diving, she's a patient in the hospital. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: doctors at cedar sinai in los angeles are studying the effects of virtual reality on hospital patients whose surroundings can be sterile, uncomfortable and sometimes frightening. >> this is an incredible opportunity to escape the four walls of the hospital. >> reporter: patients are carried away to different worlds, like iceland or the ocean. researchers have tested the virtual reality system with about 70 people so far. many say it's helping to relieve stress and anxiety. >> this is like the greatest diversion i could have had. >> reporter: that feeling illustrated perfectly by a young boy at e university of michigan. doctors there have also used virtual reality in this case turning wheelchairs into roller coasters. the cedars-sinai team thinks virtual reality c

in washington. it's beautiful. i'm erica pitzi. thank you for joining us. for the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com.uarez is up with "inside story" next. have a great night. [ ♪ ] >>> as you have heard, there was once briefly a country called the confederate states of america. the ideas enshrined in its constitution and celebrated by its founding fathers were defeated on the battlefield. for many americans, that was that. for others, the end of the civil war began a century and a half of mourning, nostal guy and efficacious of the loft cause. could that time be ending now. the embattled flag at 150 years

in alama. guys? >> hallie jackson, thanks so much. >> chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press" and joins us from washington. good morning. >> good morning, erica. about in terms of super tuesday and numbers. one thing that we can't seem to ignore here is what this race has become. these really juvenile insults, like playground talk, have you ever seen anything -- this is the race for the highest office in the land. has it beeee this bad? >> race for the highest office in the land and having the lowest moments possible. it is completely devolved. you have to ask yourself there was a cringeworthy moment at the debate when the three of them, cruz, rubio and trump, three front-runners, and so talking over each other and it lasted for about 30 seconds and i sat there, i couldn't picture any of them taking the oath of office on the steps of the capitol. none of them looked presidential. to see that, i watched all that uff yesterday between trump and rubio. i mean, literally we're making -- the only thing missing was a your mama joke. and, you know, yououay this and want to laugh about it, but it was incredibly uncomfortable. it is a total insult-a-t

to being an instructor- it all started with small steps erica: the way i started was using some of the equipment on my own so that i could be in my own little world and hope no she also took short eventually built up the courage erica: i had intense so obese and intense back pain 32 erica: i heard the 'there's no judgement and if you need a modifciation there are options for the instructors showed her proper alignment so herself. i like lemon. i like onions. i like celery. i like grapes. at home, erica now stocks the refridgerator with fruits and vegetables at eye level- her kitchen canisters are filled with nuts and seeds. i've got my almonds, pistachios, walnuts cashews. she's given up processed foods- chopping sound celery and makes meals at home- like this chicken salad with fruits, vegetables and nuts. i like simple easy recipes real food real food so i like apples and instead of mayonaise i found alternatives an avocado make no mistake. erica is not on a diet. erica: if you don't like it you're not going to stick with and i think that's why diets don't work she also does not count calories. erica: the easiet thing i've f

erica glover shows us how it all went down. >> there's an officer in front of me that i've been following street, when he got onto the palmetto. >> reporter: when claudia castillo hit the road friday afternoon, she decided to take the law into her own hands andh press record. >> he's really abusing the uniform. >> reporter: it took her about 20 minutes to catch up with the miami-dade pice officer who castillo claims flew past her driving in and out of lanes with no emergency lights on. >> i had gone 80 and i was still eating his dust. >> reporter after flashing her lights and honking the horn, she catches the officer's attention. >> i was finally able to pull him ove let's say what happens here. the reason i pulled you over today and i'm asking you to come over and have a conversation is because i saw you since miller drive when you were first jumping on to the palmetto and you were pushing 90 miles an hour. >> everything fine? >> no, everything's fine. it's your speeding >> i apologize. i'll be sure to slow down then. >> reporter: miami-dade director released a statement in response dep@

erica rakow is live in ft. lauderdale where it all happened. erica, you have to tell us what started and what finished with thecene. >>reporter: the scene's still here. we're on southwestsecond street, right across the street from the tarpin bend. right there on that sidewalk a lot of people sitting outside that pizza place eating pizza. same time that a lot of people start coming into the bars and restaurants are still open. a lot of people right there early yesterday morning are lucky to be okay today. >> i was just making pizza and i heard a rumble coming down the sidewalk. >>reporter: that rumbling was a car careening down a busy sidewalk. >> i just saw mayhem outside. >>reporter: this picture of the chaos only shows part of what anthony might low witnessed. >> a lot of commotion. a lot of crying. a lot of screaming. >>reporter: the driver slammed into five people about 3:00 a.m. early sunday before coming to a rest against a tree. >> the worst nightmare. i get a call thursday morning my kids have been hit by a car and in the in the hospital. >>reporter: brothers fro

us, everyone, i'm erica bryant. >> and i'm scott wickersham. steve. >> still looking like we will see a round of flurries in the charlotte area late tomorrow morning. right now, we're talking about temperatures falling after a bit of fall this afternoon. we have seen temperatures again plummet tonight. already down to 28. those are the normal local cool spots. charlotte, still the warmer spot in the map on 35. we have readings of 20 and 24 in boone and jefferson. clouds will fill our skies and those clouds act as a blanket. so we won't be as cold tonight as last night. low to mid 20s in the charlotte area. teens as you hit the high country. bus stop forecast just cold. temperatures in the 20s early on. upper 20s as the kids get into school and 9. here comes our next blast of cold air. it is being marked by a tiny little storm with a little bit of snow. that's what will be crossing thecarolinas late tomorrow morning. the snow showers starting in the mountains by 8:00. look at this area blossoming toward shelby through the central foothills and it's going to try to move across the charlotte area. the air is fairly dry. no more than a few flakes betw

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