in education, kellye lynn shows house us -- shows us how students are getting the support they need toand through college. kellye: montgomery college freshman emanuel knew that he wanted to go to college but had no idea what it would take to get there. >> i was lost as there is so much information. kellye: his high school coach helped him find out. students get into college and we help students succeed. kellye: aces, which stands for achieving collegiate excellence and success is a partnership between montgomery college, montgomery county public schools, and the university at shady grove. they work with 10 high schools in montgomery county. >> we deal with communication and financial literacy, not just the college application process. kellye: students who go on what and the university at shady grove have continued support. >> she helped me with course scheduling, financial aid, scholarship, everything. withe: she credits aces helping her bring up her grade point average. 3.7. now it's nearly research shows that students hired in the program have higher gpa's, are more likely to pass th

us. show us it work for stuff we do. >> we were going to predict events in the middle east.ely people started to bet on -- we never got that far. >> it is ridiculous and it's grotesque. >> the idea of people betting on when there might be terrorism horrified politicians. >> i think this is unbelievably stupid. >> it needs to be stopped immediately. >> and it was. the very next day. >> the secretary of defense in front of congress declares the project dead. >> so the pentagon is deprived of predictions that might save lives. >> people are so wary of what if we bet on death? >> so politicians protect us from truth. >> politicians are very adept at watching out for things that might bother voters, and just keeping them away. >> what might they keep away next? coming up, the robot car. this will save lives. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your

us, show us what's going on in your neighborhood with the wsoc weather app. it culminates overnight into early monday as some areas get into the lower 30s. charlotte should avoid that one, freezing temperatures will be in the city after that. tuesday morning, the temperature drops to 31. not the way you want to start out springtime. it's going to be maybe a hard freeze. in places like mooresville, davidson, statesville in through hickory. with e have showers, maybe a few here or there. we'll clear out after that. cold air really starts to settle and by monday morning in through tuesday morning, it will be very cold. springtime, 12:30, we'll see the temperatures drop down into more winter-like territory instead. we'll finally warm it up later this week. >> all right, thanks, john. the north carolina tarheels are in action as we speak. the new blue devils find what coach kay has to say about oach kay has to >>> the north carolina tar heels had their chance to make their 30 second sweet 16 birth over providence. talk about a tight win. carolina took a lead into the locker room at the half. all five starters have scored for carolina as they are starting to pull away mid johnson and joel berry leading the charge. over 40% from the field so far. if the tar heels hold on to win. they will battle indiana. knocked off kentucky 73-67. one win away from making the sweet 16. they were well on their way. allen goes right around the defense. extending the duke lead to 8 points. blue devils in cruise control in the first half as yale struggled. brandon playing like a veteran. the 18-year-old drains the three. duke leads by 23 points at the half. 48-25. second half, a little bit of a different story as yale battles back. under 12 minutes to go, mason driving, he can't get the basket to go, but justin sears is there to clean up the mess. it's a 15-0 run by the bulldogs. 54-47. muscles in the end. marchingram, 25 points in this game. duke advances with the 71-64 win. their third sweet 16 appearance in the last four years. >> i told my staff at halftime, i said you know, we have kind of like fools gold a little bit. and that we think we're playing better defense than we are. you know, the weight of the world was on our kids. and for a young group, so we did have a heck of a team. >> brandon starts hitting his first shot, i hit my first shot and it can go like that for us where guys can get hot. >> i think as a team, we feed off of each other. >> duke will head to anaheim for the sweet 16 and play the winner of the oregon, st. joseph's matchup. the charlotte hornets battle at home. doom their chance at picking up a 40th win of the season. usch won an exfinty vo: know you have a dedicatedadvisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated c wealth management team. >>> in the middle of a playoff chase, it's hard to stomach losses to nonplayoff teams, for the charlotte hornets, they will be reaching for the pepto. the hornets back at the hive in an important game to keep pace in the hunt to host in the playoff series. walker puts charlotte out front early. three of his 15 points. late

the results of an autopsy to find out exactly what happened, manned alamb shows us how he is remembered. -- amaunds alamb shows us -- amanda lamb shows us how he is remembered. >> reporter: the day darryl hunt was exonerated is a day his attorney will never forget. >> it was quite spectacular and awe inspiring for me. >> now, the time is wasted. >> reporter: and hunt is a client he will never forget. >> he had incredible reserve of forgiveness in him and there was not a hateful bone in his body. >> darryl was very sincere. he was very calm. that he walked into. >> reporter: a young lobbyist, share many fuller cooper meat hunt right after his release and maintained friendship for more than a decade. >> he did more for others than we could ever do for him. >> if one year on my trial had voted the other way, i would have been executed. >> hunt created a foundation to help inmates transition back into society. he spoke out against the death penalty and on behalf of the wrongly convicted. >> his message as been extremely well received by the student. >> reporter: hunt worked with the duke university law school's wrong

ryan race joins us to show us -- ryan raiche shows us more.>> reporter: a state investigator happened to be listen to it -- listening to a low show -- local spanish-speaking station. the investigator thought it sounded fishy. he made an appointment and came here to the clinic. it says dr. cordova all over the place. the number right there is on the door. that's where you call to make an appointment. this is a dr. of natural medicine. back here, as you look to the windows, you can see all these boxes. this is herbal medicine. they are stacked everywhere. their containers all of the place. pilkington nurse -- pill containers. you can sell these all over the place, but to provide the mistreatment is illegal. >> he is diagnosing an ailment and he doesn't have the authority to do that.>> -- >> reporter: not much happening at the clinic today. nothing going on here since he was arrested. i tried -- i tried calling these numbers and talk to the doctor's daughter. she had no insight. people around here told me they think patients new he wasn't a signed. i will tell you more about that at 5:00

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

warm and now after that --. >>> drones are used recreationally but the state is looking to take it further. >> were talking about their commercial use. steve shows us how this new industry is about to take off. >> reporter: we can see that we are heading towards them being used in way more applications. travis began as a hobbyist but soon saw the potential of using drones for commercial purposes >> we do commercial real estate , promotional video, work alongside a l'anse's surveyor to do aerial surveying. both regular ground-based an airbase video. >> reporter: companies like amazon would like to deliver packages within 30 minutes using drones. some say there is a great public safety benefit using drone technology. an ambulance like maybe a heart attack -- perhaps it is miles away in a rural area. >> the ability of survival if you go past 11 minutes reduces to practically zero. >> reporter: researchers say we should be using drone's ascent medical equipment like the latest was seen that way and person at the scene on how to use it while the ambulances are on the way. >> you can easily imagine that it could carry glucose for someone or an asthma inh

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

us to show us the same problem happening at her child's school. and even with the violence in these videos getting more severe, getting answers getting easier. [ screaming ] >> reporter: after eyewitnesses obtained this video of students showing punches and falling to the ground in the middle of the school day, district leaders told us in a statement today they're monitoring minor discipline issues at the school. >> i was very frustrated that orange county public schools have not taken this serious. >> reporter: the video upset attend. >> i called channel 9 immediately. >> reporter: she called us because her kids told us across video recorded an even worse fight a few weeks ago. a student can be seen flipping another over onto the concrete. >> that kid was slammed to the ground. that could have been deadly. >> reporter: her son has been attacked in other fights in the school. and like this father who says his son was attacked during pe, getting a hold of someone who can force a policy or leadership change hasn't worked. >> are you voted in? i think. >> reporter: we asked staff about safety at both schools. we're told additional support will be provided. but if violence continues, both parents might take their children out of the district all together. >> that is on the table for me. i can't continue this. fight we u

. >> for them to come in and do it for us as little convicts, i should say, that's a good thing. looking out for us. showing usere is a world out there. there is help out there. people want to help you. >> girard cohen has been teamed with alexander, a harvard sophomore. >> it's one of these things, you can do the answers in your head probably, just to be sure, because we all make mistakes and try do it in our head, just write it out. it will take five extra seconds, but it's totally worth it. if you're taking a test, each answer matters for the final score. people have a wall about what how they think of prisoners and what this whole community is like and it's just not true. if you work with someone consistently for a while, you really get to know them. that's one of the interesting parts of being here. you're very confident. >> i sure am. i know this stuff. >> all right. i'm going to make you prove to me that you know this stuff on paper. >> smart. goes to harvard. he's extra smart. >> so what is that? >> people can let their defenses down in the classroom. they can admit i can't read, i can't do math. where

the modeling on us, showing us by 3:00, here's what i'm talking about, don't rule out any rainfall for early tomorrow. because it will be wave number one and demonstrating intensity there. as the front moves south it really gets going good. streamlining through east, and north central florida and the front will capture that and send it southbound. far south florida. sunday, we're cooling down and drying out and returning to sun and fun. the back end over sunday, things turn a lot better. again the weekend not a total washington, monday high of. shfrmal sunshine in place. a weather baby, nolan, check me out! a good looking kid. our weather baby. gdo is the place, fox 35, visit our web site www.fox35orlando.com for more on the weather baby segment seen only here on gdo. good morning. >> kristin: good morning, i have an update to the breaking news, i-95 southbound. it appears one lane is getting by. a crash that shut down i-95 southbound in datona beach. just before international speedway boulevard but you can see one lane it is getting by now your a big mess on i-95. you can see further

. > share with us, show us your irish. use your fox tag fox 29 irish.i know a lot of you have celebrations, birthdays this weekend. you can use the little hashtag, fox 29 good day. some of our posts are already coming in. thank you for sharing. w??ççóo?ç controversial new piece of legs goes into affect in philadelphia on monday. this has been sparking some pretty heated debate out the city. the legislation is referred to as ban the box. it makes it illegal for employers to do a criminal background check on potential employees until they decide to offer them a job. some say it create needed opportunities for ex offenders, but others think it's an unfair burden on employers. people have been debating it, discussing it and so we wanted to bring that discussion to you. joining us life this morning, philly.com colonies john feather land who opposes ban the box. and professor of criminal justice jennifer taylor. good p morning. >> you have an opposition to this. the two of you were going back and forth on twitter. tell me why you have strong oppositions. fir

while many people told us to back off with our camera, most welcomed us and our money. >> he man came up and started talking to us. and he showed us around. he made us feel like we were there. reporter: jordan is 18 and on her first trip to cuba. her father brought his whole family along to witness a turning point in history. >> they are friendly people who are warm and open to america. reporter: never who noticed the talk about the big game between tampa bay and cuba. reporter: major league baseball is wise in choosing this franchise, this team. because of who they are as players. reporter: they also hope it will drive more changes to come. reporter: this lime green vintage chevy is only part of our tour this week.` at 10:00 and 11:00 we'll take you to what the tour guys call real havana. reporter: tomorrow president obama will give a televised speech to the cuban people. andrea: a high school senior girlfriend got a prom-posal. he device a plan to ask her to the big dance. he dressed up like a doctor, and -- >> she said yes. >> my mom told her i was getting an ekg done. but i was coming down here to get prepared for this. whe

us, we should stay dry this afternoon for our easter sunday activities. clouds stay with us, temperatures upper 50s, 60 for a high today. the future model showing usrain moving in tonight. some of that rain could be heavy as we make our way into sunday, early tomorrow morning. have the umbrellas handy. if you're out driving late tonight take it easy. some of the rain could be a downpour. monday afternoon, or at least by dinnertime, 6:00 p.m., we see the system moving out taking with it the clouds. high pressure builds in but the cold front behind it will bring in schooler air for tuesday. so we're looking for drying conditions tuesday but cooler temperatures. hard pressed to get out by tuesday. happy easter to everyone today, even though it will be overcast. maybe a peek or two midday sunshine warming up in philadelphia close to 60 degrees. that's when we topped out yesterday with 60. today close to 60. not so much in the way of sunshine. we'll take you all the way out though. dry out tuesday, wednesday. look at temperature reading for thursday, friday. a couple showers but we'll take the 70s. >>> villanova is cutting down the net. the cats are go

we asked those living here if they wouldn't miebd showing us their -- mind showing us their home. >> a fence, a big back wall. milk crates and stuff, and instead of putting my clothes in the suitcase, put the clothes in the crates, and actually makes it you know, insulated padded walls. >>reporter: four people in here. on this rainy day, tarps provided the protection. to a shelter with brick walls. >> there's 75 women all crowded into one room in the holy roes ri overflow. >>reporter: their lives in a basket, soon to be pushed away. the sign warns tomorrow the city will start removing all items encumbering this public space. >> i'll try to move most of my stuff. >>reporter: carla does not even have a mattress. food here is on the grill. but believe me, this is no picnic. >> can you show us your house? >> this is my bed and that's most of my clothes. >>reporter: up scale tarp, van told us he is here to avoid rent and live life as he wants. >> i can live like this for the rest of my life and be happen approximate pi. i mean, every day, i wake up with nothing in my pocket but at the end

us to show us what's on the line. >> jeff tanchak was joking earlier. really is. and the technology we've got. let's take a look at today and why it will be the biggest defining primary day of all. we are looking at the republican map first of all. all red states trump wins and blue states ted cruz and marco rubio and we have ohio and north carolina and florida and illinois and missouri. the reason ohio was so important for the republicans it is 66 delegates winner take all. type of situation. 99 delegates winner take all f. trump can find a way to win here or here his role to the nomination is all but a lock. if he splits these in the other states where votes will be proportioned out depending how well the other candidates do, it won't be that much said and done for trump. we need to start talking about the democrats. democrats also have a big night when we switch the map. blue states are hillary. clinton wins. wins. and i want you to notice again same states in play north carolina, ohio, illinois, missouri and florida. take a look where hillary's wins have been down here in the south. where have bernie sanders wins have been. here in the midwest. if bernie sanders can take missouri and illinois and possibly in ohio remember it was michigan. that's a state hillary clinton weeks and he pulls that state off. it will be very interesting to see if this is a midwest movement for sanders and if hillary clinton continues her win along the south and it will be an exciting night and amazing amount of coverage all night and we will tell you about all of that coming up. mark? >> mark: all right, dan. thank you. >>> in elyria, issue 6. we have done several stories on the bad shape of the police cruisers breaking down during a police chase. issue 6 a temporary five year 1 1/2% income tax increase going towards fixing some of those problems and fairview park residents were asked to renew a five year fire levy they had to reduce staffing by 10%, issue 6 a renewal and allow the fire station to staff it 24 hours a day with 6 firefighters and will have results and analysis with a mobile cast at 7:30:00 p.m. we are the only station in town with a 9 p.m. extended newscast cle 43 and cleveland 19 at 10:00 and 11:00. romona? >> in cleveland mary beltre uni-school canceled classes due to vandalism. someone broke into the classes and smashed windows and spray painted the building and several lcd projectors are gone and the staff spent the day cleaning it up showing off the polling station. >>> and police in parma want to show a picture of a missing man. will apprentice was seen last thursday. the 85-year-old suffers from dementia and in the past driven to toledo when he is confused. he is in a silver 2004 silver ion bs64ze. it. >> we have our first inside look at the cleveland ymca. >> it is at the galleria on east workout equipment poolroom steam room and hot tub a personal and more. >> i will take a look at that. >> a sign of spring in hinckley. the metro parks posted on arrived. it was spotted at 8:31 by the official buzzard spotter. happy buzzard day everyone. >> the fist buzzard day was march, 1957 to mark the clock-like return of turkey vultures and hinckley chamber of commerce is this sunday. free admission around town school, arts, crafts and all you can eat pancake breakfast. had you me at pancakes. >> up next vehicles torched in we head to a neighborhood where they say this happened before. >> jeff: okay. i thought i was done with the tease. we are tracking the showers and storms on the way. just in time for the morning drive. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: an arsonist struck overnight. >> romona: torching a half >> romona: torching a half dozen vehicles in cleveland. check it out. this is cleveland near the east cleveland border. someone burned vehicles on andorra and lampson on every vehicle, it looks like the side window was broken out and an accelerant tossed in the dashboard. this is not the first for the neighborhood. >> there was a car on fire and got it next door and his car was on fire. the car was on fire. surveillance cameras may have captured so they can help i.d. the culprit. >> back to campaign 2016 now. a kasich supporter traveling around the country. >> romona: sia nyorkor caught up with a grandfather from illinois and his vintage ride. >> reporter: mr. tom hit the road in this air stream camper with one goal in mind to get ohio gov john kasich elected president and he tells me it's been quite the adventure. >> reporter: mr. tom says it is kind of hard to miss him. that's one of the goals. >> sir, have you voted yet? >> no. not yet. >> it is obvious he is stumping for john kasich and doing this for the good of the country. >> i am for him because of his experience and for him because of his temperment. i am for him because of his leadership skills. >> the 70-year-old grandfather this election cycle and he's made stops in new hampshire, south carolina, michigan and hometown chicago and now ohio. he says he doesn't want or need governor kasich's approval he just wants to help get him elected. >> this exercise, if you want to call it that is something that i need to do. i don't need a pat on the back. >> reporter: he says this vintage air stream is the perfect representation of why he is doing this. >> it stands for the open road. our sense of freedom. it stands for american manufacturing. they're still made in ohio since the 1930s. >> reporter: so today he is here in cleveland to make a last-minute pitch. >> what's important is the voting. >> whoever the candidate. >> while he hopes governor kasich wins the nomination to be elected president. >> he has already said he has the second best job in the >> reporter: he is hoping this isn't the end of the road. >> reporter: he says if kasich doesn't win tonight's primary he won't support any other candidate. that's how strongly he believes in him. >> back to you. >> cleveland 19 news has you covered. we have a full night of results and expanded coverage on cle 43 and cleveland 19. results and more are on our app and cleveland19.com. mark? >> mark: i like that air stream he was pulling around. nice. >> jeff: and the f-150 pulling it. >> stolen retirement right there. >> jeff: there you go. i think i have the second best job. >> doing weather in cleveland. it's the best. it always keeps me on my toes. >> cloudy skies out there. i will show you the system and boy, we are getting ready. at least they are out here for a that's a tornado watch west of chicago right here. you start to see a few storms starting to fire up. evening. we will not see severe weather. the front that comes new in the morning. we will see leftover stuff from it. i think we will get rain and storms by morning. wind off the lake only 48. look how warm it is to the west. we will be warmer tomorrow with more sunshine. dry this evening. even dry at 2:00 in the morning. futureview is saying hey, this will be here. boy, it is not giving us much. it fizzles a lot of stuff out to the west. i have showers and even a few storms on the way here late tonight. it will be unseasonably warm. 5 and temperatures going up by morning. storms late akron-canton more than likely during the company drive you will drop down to 47. so showers, perhaps a rumble of sunshine. it will be a windy day and temperatures topping 60. and then isolated stuff forming there between 2:00 and 5:00. there you see it. isolated showers and storms. we have the first alert tomorro morning commute. heads up. we will monitor that situation closely. some ponding on the roads and wind gusts 30 and low to mid-30s at 8:00 a.m. by afternoon we will be in the low 60s at least. i have us at 63 tomorrow. windy day and few showers and storms especially in the morning. st. patrick's day still promising to be cooler and windy and small chance of shower and all not too bad and a little concerned about the wind and parade and morning showers friday and windy 39 and weekend

us? shows us how established some of these established and neighborhood networks are. >> absolutely. i think also you can't ever underestimate the power of fear. we were just here last week trying to speak to people about these recruitment networks, about this -- about why this specific suburb is such a fertile ground for radical, violent jihadist ideology. and so many wouldn't speak to us, wouldn't meet with us or speak to us on camera. there is so much fear in addition to those familial bonds. he grew up here. abaaoud, the mastermind of the attack lived only a few streets away. very much entrenched within these communities. that is the uphill battle that's faced belgian authorities from the start. they've had no intelligence penetrations or really no meaningful intelligence penetration into these communities. >> the fact he's been taken alive, if he starts talking and giving up details, that will be certainly good news for the investigation to learning exactly what happened in the paris attacks and how far it went. >> absolutely. and they have already said that even just coming this far into the investigation, they are realizing how little they knew about how wide that network actually was. and what the french and belgium authorities are repeatedly stressing to us today here is this isn't over. the fact that salah abdeslam has been caught might provide some solace, so

> we are at a point in time where we need extremely good competition to bring out the best in us and show us what we need to improve on before we head to the olympics pretty soon. >> so, plenty of time to head out there. >> yes. >> yes. >> it is. >> all right, finally tonight, a new addition at discovery cove in orlando to tell you about. meet skye, a 52-pound dolphin calf. the veterinarian team is monitoring her and say she is healthy and progressing very nicely. having a great day. [ laughter ] >> very nice. >>> gorgeous night to get out. >> take advantage of it. >> have a great night everyone. don't go anywhere. >>> breaking news tonight. clash of the titans. mitt romney releasing a blistering attack on donald trump, warning republicans to stop him. trump fires back and the gop braces for all-out war. >>> a police officer smacking and kicking a 16-year-old, triggering outrage and a criminal investigation. >>> soccer superstar brandi chastain, after her iconic victory celebration, why she said she's donating her brain to science. >>> the price you pay for health care, a new way patients ar

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us to show us what's happening there. you have pretty significant snow, ted. >> reporter: yes, katy, good morning. the snow is coming down right now. the flakes have gotten bigger and the snow seems to have picked up in intensity over the last half hour or so. you can see it is sticking to the cars. it is certainly sticking to the trees, sticking to the grass. but yo%kpzp come out here on to sidewalk, sticking a little bit. here on dalila road, route 9, that is clear. when you go to some of the overpasses, the bridges, it's a different story. we have seen snow accumulating on those areas. take a look at video we shot a short time ago of an accident on an overpass. it was an overpass on the atlantic city expressway connector in atlantic city right now route 30 and the marina district of atlantic city. a car crashed there into a guardrail, possibly spun out in the snow this morning. new jersey state police tell me they are investigating whether the snow and the slick conditions played a role in that accident. one person was taken to the hospital. so if you're out driving this morning, most of the roads are in good shape like this one where we are in pleasantville. again, you want to be careful on the overpasses and the bridges. we did see some snow sticking to one of the bridges on the garden state parkway andç visibility,f course, is reduced because the snow is still coming down. we'll head to cape may county, check out conditions there next for our next hour at 6:00. live in pleasantville, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> drive carefully while you're out there. 30 degrees in most of philadelphia at 5:21 this friday morning. >>> down and dirty. >> voters have a right to know. >> you're the liar. you're the lying guy up here. you're the one. you're the one. >> release the tapes. >> you're the one. >> name calling, accusations and insults. the republican debate had it all last night. we'll tell you about the attacks against donald trump and how he fought back. >>> welcome back. 5:24. a new survey shows that chipotle is recovering from last year's e. coli outbreak. landon dowdy here is with this morning's cnbc business news. >>> consumers may be getting a taste for chipotle again. a survey shows negative sentiment from the burrito china's e. coli share is fading and willingness to eat at chipotle is picking up. >>> over on wall street, it will attempt to extend its winning streak to five days. futures are slightly lower. the jobs report out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. we're expecting another solid month of hiring in february, a forecast for 200,000 jobs. unemployment holding at an eight-year low of 4.9%. the dow rising 44 points thursday to 16,943, the nasdaq up 4 to 4,707. back over to you, katy. >> landon, thanks so much. have a nice weekend. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 5:25. 30 degrees and snow is falling this morning. it is a light snow that's coming down. it's just enough to make for some accumulation on the grass. you can see cape may, beach avenue is dry. the temperature, 33 degrees right now in cape may. you'll find some accumulation, though, at the shore. ted greenberg showed usasantville has about an inch on the ground and it's still snowing. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. how are the roads looking, jessie? >> the roads have seen better days for sure. we are seeing slowdown as well and some accidents that are popping up. here's the schuylkill expressway, around 202. no delays right there but you can see they have good advice, please drive safely. i'll be back in the next five minutes at 5:30 and we'll check in with more of the area roadways. >>> good morning, matt delucia, live in wilmington where we're seeing light flurries falling right now as people head out to the train station. we'll have another live look coming up right after the break. >>> plus, restaurant murder, this morning we're learning new details about a homicide investigation in south philadelphia. find out what police are saying about the attack. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shad

using your phone to pay at the pump. >> and a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, our business and tech reporter scott budman gives us a test run. scott show us the phone, show us how it works. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, you guys are absolutely right. other than the occasional store or coffee shop, most smartphone users haven't found places they really want to shop with their mobile devices. but maybe the game changer will be your local gas station. if you're at the gas pump, you know you have to pay. and you probably have your smartphone close by. now you can combine the two and pay for gas with an app on your phone. >> in a case like that, yeah. i definitely would. i mean, it makes sense. that's where technology is going. >> reporter: exxon mobile will now let you pay for gas with a few touches on your phone. download its app called speed pass plus, connect it to your credit card, apple pay is already built in if you're using an iphone, and let the phone know which pump you're on. it might be the killer app phone payment companies have been waiting for. >> visit to the service station, visits to the coffee shops, to the grocery store, even

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help uso socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one

us back he shows us his home just after hurricane katrina. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >>> now our preview of tonight's bachelor finale. >> i'm thinking a something and it's making me nerve ous nervous. >> he'll either choose lauren or the one that really has baggage, jojo. >> do i love him more than he loves me? >> myprediction is lauren that was a smile. you're turning red. i can tell. >> so who's the next bachelorette? >> i might do it again because i on abc. >>> tonight on nbc, it's "the voice" and the battle rounds begin. tamar spent her entire career this close to superstardom. and she early member of the group that eventually became destiny's child. but maybe, finally maybe, it's her time. that's beyonce back in 1993, look behind her, there's tamar. her parents pulled her out of the group so she could go to school. oh, what could have been. >> what was it like watching those girls as you're going to school and you're seeing them on their journey? and they became huge. it was very hard for me. i had not spoken to the girls >> 13 years later, tamar a beyonce reunited. >> beyonce wa in a role in front of me and we ended hugging each other. an i was like, are we really grown women hugging each ore the grammys? she an early standout on the but everyone has their own path to suck session. . >> right now patty labelle is her advisor. there she is in 2006, "e.t" cameras caught her singing backup with another star in her corner, tyler perry, he's actually the only reason she's there. >> he kept saying, how are yo going to pursue your music? >> i got to ask you, the voice maybe kellyroadman or michelle? >> i would love to do a beyonce song. is there a prince song you want to the? >> if prince would do purple rain and somehow just come up out of the floor, definitely a hands down performance. >> we also spoke to denny who's on pharell's team as an advisor. >> don't be afraid to get out of your comfort zone because the greatest part of you is the undiscovered part of you. >> richard simmons tells why he chose to remove himself from the public eye. we have followed richard for 30 years, every tear, every triumph. >> richard was just 33 years to motivate was there the beginning. >> you made a mistake, but that's okay, we can fix it. >> now that going through his alone time, we sensed his commitment to help others is still very much there but he some time. >> people have been very good to me. but it's time for richard simmons to take care of richard simmons. >> he does more than just help people loses weight, he lifts up their souls. >> that's what my videos do more than anything is make somebody say, hey, i may not everybody be a size 5, but i terrific person. people have been wonderful to me, they have accepted me, they have loved me and i appreciate all of them and i will for the >> in 2005, he took us to new orleans right after hurricane katrina devastate hometown. >> oh, my god, this is bourbon street. how are they goong to get this water out? started. >> in rece years richard helped judge our annual pot luck contest and he even served as our special correspondent for "dancing with the stars" where he previewed the dancing at his hollywood home. >> it's broadway night on "dancing with the stars." >> and while miss him and his boundless energy, promises that we'll see him again soon. >> one day i'll come back, but light now i'm just busy doing some of the wonderful thing i'm doing, i'm writing a new book, and just doing things for me. >> when you give so much for so long, it toll on you, take some time for yourself. but richard, we will be waiting and tomorrow we have more priceless moments from ou "e.t" vault. >> next "e.t." >> t little man with 2 pointed hat, and i am the court jester. >> inside the house where he's been hiding for years, and we'll look back at his battle with ow

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us show us >> all right. >> hey. >> oh. >> whoo! [ cheers ] >> all right. that is nicholas and michael testa. you guys are onuch. you're famous. both of you are famous. let's go over to rob. hey. >> brothers. [ cheers and applause ] going to have no problem get g sadie hawkins dance in middle school. severe weather we have to talk about across parts of southern there. flooding will be an issue as well. could see a tornado or two. that's a possibility but flash flood warnings posted for the arklatex region. could see another 5 to 8 of what they've seen. serious flooding e watching the temperatures rise before our eyes. 62 degrees and we gained two degrees there in 20 minutes. we're seeing temperatures pretty warm to start as we the day. the highs will reach the low 70s and upper 60s. a good amount of clouds overnight with rain. this weather report is brought to you by febreze. can you toss togeorge. >> hello. thank you for that. >>> it's time for "real money." focus today how to save more when filing your taxes. so many americans turn over hundreds of dollars a year to uncle sam by advantage of good tax deductions and rebecca jarvis is here to explain. are leaving as much as $1 billion worth of refunds on the table every those taxes. some of the most valuable deductions and credits available this year, take a look. >> hello, ladies. hi there. how are you.is. we hit the streets of new york to talk about everyone's favorite topic. taxes. what's the first word that comes to mind when you hear taxes? >> fear. >> very confusing many americans are leaving money on the table. >> one in five filers who prepare their own overlook lots of valuable they're leaving approximately $460 on the table. >> reporter: so we put their knowledge to the test. true or false you can deduct they if your taxes? >> i'm going to say false. >> that's truly true. let's say you create drawings for fun and sell a few on theose supplies are tax deductible. cost of your commute to work? >> yeah. >> false. but you can deduct when you drive for work during business hours and if you use your car for any business, you may be able to deduct some of the costs of operation and think of anything you buy for work. uniforms and supplies or tools you use on the job and new this year, teachers are able to write off up to $250 on school. >> hi. >> and what about child care? true or false, you can deduct the amount of money you spend on after-school activities or even summer camp for the kids? >> it's actually true if it's considered child care and you're not paying also deducting child care on the side. it's true. it's way to boost that refund contribute to retirement savings account. you have until this year's tax filing date, that's april 18th to an i.r.a. and if you duld be eligible for a saver's credit that could be worth as much as $1,000 for individuals, 2 $2 had you,000 for couples, so with that you get both the credit and the pretty good. did you just say april 18th. >> april 18th this year right around the corner. >> oh. a little later. >> it's usually april 15th but

family businesses and independent businesses are struggling and he spoke to us and showed us how to make it better and help us prosper, and grow. >> what advice to you have for candidates now? there is going to be one more debate before the next big vote. what advice to you have for them? right there. go ahead. >> mitt romney said we republicans, we republicans, trump always refers to the party as them and they. so we, republicans is -- >> good advice. >> we do need to unite behind one candidate, and providing an opportunity for people to know we're about growth, opportunity, and prosperity instead of this bickering is what people need to see, especially young people. >> there. >> the only thing we're giving is giving more sound bytes to the other side to show how poor we're doing. >> i want to do one more clip from john kasich. it talked about the issue not only uniting republicans but independents, the budget. let's play the clip of john kasich scoring through the roof on what he would do to balance the budget. >> you have common sense regulations, lower taxes on individuals and businesses, and you have a f

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us show us your best stuff. >> all right. >> hey. >> oh. >> whoo! [ cheers ] >> all right. you guys are on fire. thank you very much. you're famous. both of you are famous. let's go over to rob. hey. >> brothers. [ cheers and applause ] going to have no problem get gting to the sadie hawkins dance in>> that heavy rain will stay away from us, sunny today, 79. tomorrow, 80. friday, 76. slight rain chance saturday better chance on sunday. >>> this weather report is brought to you by febreze. can you toss to george. >> hi, george. thank you for that. >>> it's time for "real money." focus today how to save more when filing your taxes. so many americans turn over hundreds of dollars a year to uncle sam by failing to take advantage of good tax deductions and rebecca jarvis is here to explain. >> by some estimates, americans are leaving as much as $1 billion worth of refunds on the table every year when we file those taxes. some of the most valuable deductions and credits available this year, take a look. >> hello, ladies. hi there. how are you. i'm rebecca jarvis. we hit the streets of new york to talk about everyone's favorite topic. taxes. what's the first word that comes to mind when you hear taxes? >> fear. >> very confusing. >> so confusing many americans are leaving money on the table. >> one in five filers who prepare th

us show us your best stuff. >> all right. >> hey. >> oh. >> whoo! [ cheers ] >> all right. that is nicholas and michael testa. you guys are on fire. thank you very much. you're famous. both of you are famous. let's go over to rob. >> brothers. [ cheers and applause ] ting middle school. severe weather we have to talk about across parts of southern texas and louisiana. we've got storms >> this weather report is brought to you by febreze. can you toss to george. >> hi, george. >> hello. thank you for that. >>> it's time for "real money." focus today how to save more when filing your taxes. hundreds of dollars a year to uncle sam by failing to take advantage of good tax deductions and rebecca jarvis is here to explain. >> by some estimates, americans are leaving as much as $1 table every year when we file those taxes. some of the most valuable deductions and credits available this year, take a look. >> hello, ladies. hi there. i'm rebecca jarvis. we hit the streets of new york to talk about everyone's taxes. what's the first word that comes to mind when you hear taxes? >> fear. >> very confusing. >> so confusing many americans are leaving money on the table. >> one in five filers who prepare their own overlook lots of valuable deductions and they're leaving approximately $460 on the table. >> reporter: so we put their knowledge to the test. true or false you can deduct the cost of a hobby if your taxes? >> that's truly true. let's say you create drawings for fun and sell a few on the side. those supplies are tax deductible. true or false can you deduct the cost of your commute to work? >> yeah. >> false. but you can deduct gas mileage when you drive for work during business hours and if you use your car for any business, you may be able to deduct some of the costs of operation and maintenance. think of anything you buy for work. uniforms and supplies or tools you use on the job and new this year, teachers are able to write off up to $250 on school supplies. >> hi. >> and what about child care? true or false, you can deduct the amount of money you spend on after-school activities or even summer camp for the kids? >> true. >> it's actually true if it's considered child care and you're not paying also deducting child care on the side. another way to boost that refund contribute to retirement savings account. you have until this year's tax filing date, that's april 18th this year to make a contribution to an i.r.a. and if you do you could be eligible for a saver's credit that could be worth as much as $1,000 for individuals, 2 $2 had you,000 for couples, so with that you get both the credit and the deduction? that's pretty good. did you just say april 18th. >> april 18th this ye

us to show us. >> i have the sleeves rolled up a lot of math involved but i'm keeping it simple. magic number for the republicans, 12347. that's how many delegates you need to clinch your party's nomination. donald trump now at 671 after last night. he has a little more than halfway there. remember, missouri's delegates have not been handed out. that state is too close. 41% trump, 41% cruz so then we go to cruz, 401. marco rubio who has suspended his campaign, then ohio governor john kasich. mathematically, yes, impossible for kasich to win the nomination. for donald trump to get all the way to 1237 he will have to win somewhere between 50% to 60% of the remaining delegates. there he has to wayne 50% to 60% of all the delegates. that is an extremely large task. is it possible? yes, it is. will it be tough to do? yes, tough to do but it is still possible. obviously, if it doesn't happen that gets us to the brokered convention and melee in cleveland. the democratic delegates scorecard much different story. hillary clinton after a huge night last night. she gets up to 1578 delegates. she needs 2383. she is on the road to getting there. bernie sanders, he has a little bit less than half of what she's got. 817 or a little more than half of what she has, 817 delegates. he's got an uphill battle. it is very interesting way to look at it when we get down to the delegates especially on the republican side. romona? >> romona: nice to know you have to roll your sleeves up for that, dan. >> mark: absolutely. you're not kidding around here. >> romona: straight ahead at 4:00. >> mark: yeah, that sounds nice but you may want to think twice. they can't take this from me. we'll find out why on the other side of the break. >> reporter: it is the largest annual event in cleveland each year but is there more pressure for police with this st. patrick's day parade with the rnc a couple of months away

us it makes trips about 15 minutes longer. this afternoon bart gave us a better idea of what is causing the problems and showed us the damage done to dozens of cars. ktvu's cristina rendon live at bart's concord a minute naps facility where we've learned these delays may not be over anytime soon. cristina. >> reporter: no, julie, unfortunately not. bart cannot tell us how many cars have been repaired since this started. some of them take days to get back into systems. others take months. that means riders could experience shorter trains for the next several months. and they still don't an answer as to why this problem is happening. inside this bart repair shop in concord, workers are trying to repair the damage done to old propulsion systems on the bottom of dozens of cars. >> so this is a device that's failing on our cars. >> reporter: the chief mechanical officer says so far 50 to 100 of the parts have burned out. >> the system can't handle the power. it needs somewhere to go. it typically, a across this days and damages it, making it non functional. >> reporter: workers say the problem is catastrophic. the same devices were d

look, we're thrilled to have senator graham back us, and host a fund-raiser for us and show us supportcting more to come. of course, this morning, senator rubio saying ted cruz is the only conservative in this race. that goes a long way. we're seeing and sensing more and more of that. we had carly fiorina endorse us last week. she has been campaigning across the country. what we're seeing more and more, people recognize that ted cruz is the true, consistent conservative. even those who have campaigned against him. he'll fight against washington as usual. clearly, based on the results of the election, people are fed up with washington. they want to see change. whether they're currently in washington or washington outsider, they want someone who will stand up and fight washington and they're acknowledging that ted cruz is the person. we have to number nate someone to defeat donald trump. >> i want to say two things about strategy your campaign has been involved in. one is you competed in florida, you come peepted in ohio. it's great to compete everywhere. but donald trump won one state,

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help usand i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pan. >> i li

us. >> reporter: and you have your own stage. >> our own stage in the kiddie corral area. we are right on the border. folk cans see us, everybody can catch the show. >> reporter: and do you get people who come again and again and again. >> we do. we get folks who enjoy the show and wind upcoming back. we had one family went, and the next day came back with grandma in the wheelchair because they thought she would enjoy the show so much. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. about the strawberry festival on our website, wfla.com. including an entertainment line- up, everything you need to know. just go to our website for more information. gayle and candace, back to you. >> that string trick was really impressive. thank you, lindsey. >>> all right, the time right now just seconds away from 4:46. some of you might want to drink to the results of this new study. it reveals the health effects of alcohol. the harvard university study found just one drink disrupts the heart's normal rhythm for about one to three hour, increasing the risk of heart attack or stroke but within 24 hours, moderate alcohol consumption improves blood flow and actually lowers the risks. and now on the flip side, heavy alcohol consumption was linked with higher heart attack and stroke risks at all times. >>> well this morning, a 5-year- old california girl is feeling better for the first time in six months. chloe russell was suffering from a constant runny nose. doctors th

us back behind the scenes. she'll take us with last minute reviews and celebrity dancers. she will show us what the sweep stakes am winner is showing us. you can follow her on facebook and twitter for exclusive access during the show. i can't wait to talk to her when she comes back. i love her. we actually have a mutual friend from her time in chicago that says she really is just as nice off camera as on camera. i'm cheering for her. steve: it's going to be neat to see. a couple of football themes, von miller. let's get to talk about weather, moving down east right now, not expecting much in the way of rainfall, but this evening, more friday, a new front comes our way. we're in for a nice stretch of weather starting tuesday and temperatures warming up to plenty of sunshine. cold today, highs in the 40s, spotty showers around, chance of rain later on tonight. we'll see a warming trend, and i think tomorrow, rather chilly, with temperatures 50s and the brisk breeze out of the west. frost, outlying areas, close to freezing. coldest tuesday morning, and tomorrow morning, a couple of spots clos

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us with security, showing us the way we can peacefully protest. >> reporter: i just checked. that facebook event is now up to 900 people who say they're going to that protest with almost 3,000 people interested. you can get free tickets, two free exhibits to trump's rally this weekend. we have a link posted on our website at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> ginger: amanda castro, thanks for the live report. and florida senator marco rubio will be in florida this weekend. he'll be in jacksonville this weekend. we want to make it easy for you to vote this election. head to clickorlando.com for a county by county guide on how to register. the florida primary is march 15th. >>> a local man is airlifted to the hospital with some serious burns after the motorcycle he was working on exploded. it happened at orlando's speed world last night on east colonial drive, in bithlo >> deputies are calling it an industrial accident. they say the explosion happened around 10:30 last night. it's not clear yet what caused the problem, but deputies say the explosion could be related to nitrous oxide being put in the bike. that's a gas used to make engines run faster. it's not flammable, but its tank >> lisa: osceola county sheriff's deputies are asking for your help tonight. detectives say this guy walked up tot the mini golf in kissimmee earlier this week with a note demanding cash. we're told he got away with some money and no one was hurt. he is described as a hispanic man in his mid-20's, 5-10 with an unshaven face. if you recognize him, call the crime line at 1-800-423-tips. you can remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward up to a thousand dollars. let's get a check on the roads now with julie broughton. she has an update on the bad crash on i-4. >> julie: this is i-4 west of orange blossom trail. the situation is improving. you can see road rangers out there still have one lane blocked. the far right lane blocked there. three lanes are getting by. we are seeing residual delays in and we're keeping an eye on what's happening on the turnpike southbound at colonial where two right lanes have been blocked because

us. radar tonight showing us a few showers, rumbles of thunder down to our south. the more substantial rain will be through central virginia and out to the west but we'll have a few showers that roll in here later as this front tries to get moving a lil bit. we've had a lot of northeast wind which kept us cooler, drizzly and cloudy. we had about reagan earlier today. we'll start on the chilly side as that front tries to get in a little bit closer. gorgeous picture sent into us, thank you so much jason. sunrise tomorrow is 7:18. i think the temperature about 37 degrees and i do think it will be rather damp and have the kids ready for a few showers. our temperature at 8:00 in the morning with a little bit of fog, 47 degrees but it could be cooler, it could be down to 42 as you head out toward the martinsburg area and hagerstown, 47 one of the wormer spots here in the city. about 54 degrees, notice we don't have any rain in the forecast and by the time we get to 5:00, maybe a little bit of late sun starting to show up with the temperature of 62. so the next couple of days, a little bit of drizzle, a drier afternoon tomorrow. a couple of showers. wednesday should be a nice day. 74 degrees. can't rule out a shower. can't even rule out an rumble later in the day as a frontal boundary tries t

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us on friday showing us the conditions many now they are saying that first a warning with will be issued then a citation and possibly arrest if people do not move they will also collect any belongings. left on the sidewalk and the 130 days giving people a chance to pick those up. >>> this next story is upsetting. look at these dogs. two great deigns severely undee wait. animal control wants to know who they belong to. the person who dropped them off says they have been running whose for a about a week or so they are 20 to 40 pounds under weight. >>> the county is getting more than a half million dollars to help with 2013 flood recovery efffrts. the county's housing authority got a grant for more than $700,000 to help with repair work. the money will go toward replacing homes and rent assistance for a group of families affected by the nude. >>> what a difference 12 hours makes. a lot of you sending in your weather pictures. look at this from rhonda sanchez in the denver tech center some snow flying. this one from jennifer in southwest littleton, some dark clouds out there and rain and slushy stuff and snow. >> everyone wants to know if it's going to happen again tomorrow. >> i don't think tomorrow will afternoon man we had a lot of action out. dia. wireless camera network. this is about 2:00 or so. and then by late afternoon look at the difference as the storm moved away. nice glimpse of the sunset this evening and brighter days are ahead. denver our skies partly cloudy it's 37. 34 out at dia. 82% humidity. could be a little patchy fog forming on the eastern plains tonight and the winds light hour. temperature today the high getting up to 55 just before that rain and then snow moved in. 34 the low normal is 52 and 24. 72, 1879 two below zero 1971. as far as conditions around the area precipitation has moved well to north. nasty night rain and snow continuing there. across the nation. we have a lot of active weather. still rain showers southeen california, arizona new mexico and a band of thunderstorms down in oklahoma. watch what these do tonight. and here comes another line by early morning moving through dallas and oklahoma city. our weather partly cloudy for the nightttme hours. quieter conditions are expected. there might be just a couple of snow showers the northern mountains and perhaps near the bikes peak area by morning low temperatures dropping into the teens and low 20s in the mountains. mid 20s toolow 30s expected on the plains. tomorrow a quieter day but you see the wind vector still a breezy one. there will be snow showers redeveloping in the mountains. i think we'll stay dry denver and across the northeast plains but cooler temperatures just in the low to mid 50s at best across most of the plains. take lamar. 35 leadville 35 gunnison. front range numbers 52 ft. collins greeley 51. platville 50. metro area numbers look for 51 at boulder 45 blackhawk aurora 53. for a low. tomorrow will be a breezy day and still kind of cool about 52 with the winds from the northeast at 10 to 15. but then things warm right back up in a hurry. wednesday 55, but 62 coming up thursday. friday 65 with sunshine. 60s take us through the weekend. maybe a 70 next monday, but by the following tuesday and wednesday i think some colder and wetter weather will return. >> looking forward to that. >> we need the moisture. >> thank you. . >> after the break l using you'll be seeing new billboards around the city they will be tracking your cell phone. clear channel outdoor started -`this new program collecting information about where you're going and the company passes it along to advertisers. it will measure how effective the billboard really is in reaching target audience using radar. these billboards will not collect your personal data like age or gender privacy advocates are calling these creepy and interview sir. >>> researchers looked at kids with a high risk of allergiis they say by giving babies peanut paste often before they turn one the risk of developing peanut allergies by the age of 5 was cut by more than 80%. despite the discovery researchers say you need to talk with your doctor before they might be