improved, provide us with a long 0 or short a. spit out a consonant so they are destroying literature. kids are reading books to the extent they read them at all out of fear of failure instead of love of learning. it is the disastrous agenda, it is the worst piece of education legislation in my lifetime. also a disaster, testing these kids remorseless lee. it is unthinkable. here is the government in -- testing these kids. even though they don't call it a high-stakes test they start in first grade, second grade, third grade to prep them for the fourth grade test and some of these schools take a two thirds, not just the test but the pretest, post tests, and meanwhile low-income kids, black and latino have had no preschool usually. the children and children of my harvard classmates typically get free.5 years of the best, beautiful, developmental free school in new york starting in their 2-1/2, they are taught preschools in new york, $40,000 a year and meanwhile we are giving almost nothing to low income children. detests in first, s

improved, provide us with a long 0 or short a.spit out a consonant so they are destroying literature. kids are reading books to the extent they read them at all out of fear of failure instead of love of learning. it is the disastrous agenda, it is the worst piece of education legislation in my lifetime. also a disaster, testing these kids remorseless lee. it is unthinkable. here is the government in -- testing these kids. even though they don't call it a high-stakes test they start in first grade, second grade, third grade to prep them for the fourth grade test and some of these schools take a two thirds, not just the test but the pretest, post tests, and meanwhile low-income kids, black and latino have had no preschool usually. the children and children of my harvard classmates typically get free.5 years of the best, beautiful, developmental free school in new york starting in their 2-1/2, they are taught preschools in new york, $40,000 a year and meanwhile we are giving almost nothing to low income children. detests in first, se

a tremendous amount of time. >> is this crisis going to be with us for a long time? very quickly?success of the metros on the coast is not going to be resolved tomorrow. and it's not a problem that new york or san francisco has a cities, but as these mega regions. >> i want to thank my guests. that's the "inside story." join us tomorrow, when we report on the result of a new nation-wide pool of american muslims and their political attitudes. they have been talked about a lot during this presidential primary season, but haven't had many chances to speak for and b a themselves. until then, i'm ray suarez. thanks for watching. good night. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm tony harris. a florida surprise? marco rubio predicts a victory while john kasich is trying to fight on trump. >>> and a surprise announcement by vladimir putin. and an american reportedly hands himself over in iraq from isil. and a new species of

a long time. this problem will be with us for a long time. my parents came to america. they take their kids with us. the local christian school principal at the middle school had a great job. his job was to help assimilate us. what does that mean? we had sponsors back then that helped us get assimilated. you have a place to live, find a job. we were originally supposed to go to cleveland. a couple of weeks before, my parents immigrated, we ended up moving the family from cleveland because our sponsor backed out. they found a sponsor for us in west michigan. that is how we went from the netherlands to michigan. [laughter] you guys are in colorado. you may not quite appreciate this as much as i do and how thankful i am for it. but that move made short that i was going to be a wolverine instead of a buckeye. alright? [laughter] [applause] that is what we are really thankful about. the job of our principal at the middle school was very interesting. we go in and meet with them. i don't remember it of course. but my parents will tell the story. they go through the process afte

a better rate. >> it often is. we find that they are not with us a very long period of time. that is to say, most of them go on to have credit relationships that are better and less expensive than payday loans for them. payday loans are a special kind of thing. they are useful for people who run into a cash problem that is different from their normal line of cash flow and have the requisite number of bills that they still have to pay off and so forth. if people are in the product for a long time, that ask definitely to their disadvantage >>> it is said the average borrower across all of these loans that you say we should distinguish between, but across all of those loans the average borrower is in it for about five months a year. in the case of the woman we portrayed, she was fundamentally worse off at the end of the process, even though it was a last resource. had she known she was going to get into, i think she would have made the choice not to get into it >> right. she is dealing with an offshore unregulated entity. any time anybody does that, they're likely to wind up wit

a tremendous amount of time. >> is this crisis going to be with us for a long time? very quickly?e success of the metros on the coast is not going to be resolved tomorrow. and it's not a problem that new york or san francisco has a cities, but as these mega regions. >> i want to thank my guests. that's the "inside story." join us tomorrow, when we report on the result of a new nation-wide pool of american muslims and their political attitudes. they have been talked about a lot during this presidential primary season, but haven't had many chances to speak for and a themselves. until then, i'm ray suarez. thanks for % ♪ >>> russia says it's withdrawing the main part of its military force from syria and focussing on diplomacy, as geneva talks head into the second day >>> hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha. also ahead - myanmar's parliament begins to vote to pick the next president >>> refugees stranded in greece make a desperate attempt to cross to the macedonian side >>> before the t rex, a pre-relevant - a

a tremendous amount of time. >> is this crisis going to be with us for a long time? very quickly?e success of the metros on the coast is not going to be resolved tomorrow. and it's not a problem that new york or san francisco has a cities, but as these mega regions. >> i want to thank my guests. that's the "inside story." join us tomorrow, when we report on the result of a new nation-wide pool of american muslims and their political attitudes. they have been talked about a lot during this presidential primary season, but haven't had many chances to speak for and a themselves. until then, i'm ray suarez. thanks for % ♪ jay because he's so damn smart. >> our guide to doing the right thing, our sage, our friend. >> he reported that story with a passion for people who had been abandoned. >> he's always looking out for you, it is part of his dna. >> "america tonight" remembers. jay la monica. our program is different tonight as is our world. a little dimmer as we mourn the loss of a very dear part of the "america tonight" team. so many people you never see play a role in bringing our

a quarterback has trying to matched what he does >> peyton manning was the field. line of scrimmage but became more accentuateed. it feels like peyton has been with us for a long long time. the team didn't miss the `layoffs even once when the sheriff was with us. >>> he actually cried leaving indianapolis and there may be more -- tears when he makes that announcement. >> reporter: they just came around and handed out these. these are peyton manning booklets everything you need to know including career statistics, honors. there's also a remarkable number of media outlets here. about a dozen cameras here so far. wouldn't surprise me if by the end of the day we saw a few always a big part of peyton manning's career. he actually thanked fans there for letting him be their quarterback after all that he's done both in indianapolis and here in denver he's left a mark on the community. we spoke to fans yesterday at mile high and at the denver nuggets game dawning their number 18 jerseys as manning gets prepared to say goodbye. >> definitely want to go out up there especially after the season is a miracle season. >> it's kind of the icing on the cake. he can go out --

very much for being patient with us, for all these speeches we take live, it also means that our friends are waiting to have a conversation with us. clarence page, for a long time with the chicago tribune. here's to set the scene, what we're waiting for, our cameras are trained on the podium at mara lago in florida, where donald trump is apparently trying to put together one of these victory rallies/news conference so members of the media feel free to ask questions. they're lucky they didn't need any confetti, because the kasichs have all of that. we're back with more right after this. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. billions are spent to confuse and, dare i

labor supply a growth, and that will be with us for a long time. productivity stays subdued, whether there is an overhang, for example a debt crisis, i think that is probable, but that can easily be with us for the next three to five years. in terms of what we are looking at, in terms of forecasting future, yes, it will be relatively subdued for quite some time. francine: david, great to have you on the program. a quarter marked by negative rates and massive volatility. we will take stock of goldman sachs, next. ♪ francine: i would say this is a gorgiosity of new york. it's a new bloomberg word. it's very nice. here in london, it's sunny. futures, you can see, are practically unchanged. i'm sorry to say, after beating u.s. equities last year, european equities are now moving to u.s. equities for the first quarter. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: thanks. the ceo of barclays japan is to resign in june. he was the executive who broke the news to employees in january that the bank will close its cash equities operation in japa

you've been watching the images with us all morning long. a series of bombs went off in brussels in what appears now to be a coordinated attack at the height of rush hour. >> at least 31 people are dead. more than 100 injured. the associated press reports right now that isis is taking responsibility for this. nbc news has not yet confirmed that information, but we have learned that federal police in belgium are searching a home that they believe was the launch pad for today's attacks. >> those attacks took place at the airport in brussels first. at least two blasts there and then at least another at the underground at the metro station. that entire country now on the possible in case this isn't over. >> we have team coverage covering investigation and security here at home. strahan. >> we spent hours gathering details on exactly what happened and who was hurt. three missionaries from utah were amongst the dozens of people injured at the airport. while belgium's prime minister says the country is facing what he called a tragic moment, his count

with us and a chilly start to march. >> we have cool weather with us all weekend long. little more snow. >> just because.>>> let's take a live look at downtown akron. dry weather on the pavement. good news there. we have seen a little clearing around the edges during the course of the afternoon but here is the scenario. you can see based on the color scheme where the coldest air is. northern ohio a sharing in those temps around 300. the flow is still basically out of the northwest. and until we can get a southerly wind flow, these temperatures out here, 50s and 60s won't be moving our way. that should happen as early as monday. it's a chilly evening, a chilly start to the weekend. look at all these 290 for you glad and stolen -- euclid and stolen -- solon. the chill is on. it will remain. a slow warm-up coming your way this weekend. we drop you a few clicks. middle 20s by about midnight, 2 am. then, a slow warm-up as milder air tries to move in with the next weather maker. northerly breezes right now at 6 miles per hour. skies are mainly cloudy. we had 330. 90 below the norm. 2 inches of snow in the last 36 hours. we a

a long time. this problem will be with us for a long time. my parent came to america. hey take their kids with them. the christian school -- the local christian school principal at the middle-school had a great job. his job was to help assimilate us. and what does that mean? we have sponsors back then who helped us get assimilated. we have a place to live, find a job in those kinds of things. we were originally supposed to go to cleveland. a couple weeks before my parents immigrated, we ended up moving the family from cleveland that was going to be our sponsor backed out, and so they found a sponsor for us in west michigan. that's how we ended up going in the netherlands to holland, michigan. you guys in colorado may not quite appreciate this as much as what i do and how thankful i am, but also that move made sure that i was going to be a wolverine instead of a buckeye. [laughter] so that is what we are really thankful about. the job of our print both at the middle-school was very interesting. we go in and meet with them and i don't remember of course, but my parents te

a few thunderstorms we have had. you may see lightning in the distance. northern brevard county back through orange, this line is moving quickly. it is not going to be with us for long. a few isolated showers through osceola and polk county. futurecast shows that moving out by 7:00 a.m. we will see a mix of sun and clouds as we had through the day. that makes for a nice friday afternoon. the temperature is cooler than yesterday. heading into the mid to upper 70' s. we will talk more about your s get a traffic update. ted: we are looking at a closure from the on ramp of 535 to i for eastbound. you might want a use state road 536 as your backup. construction has wrapped up on i-4. things are looking great in the key congestion spot. turnpike to colonial, only eight minutes. i-95 southbound through volusia, i will talk about this coming up. jason: this morning, three teens are recovering after their truck overturned in a brevard county canal. firefighters rushed to the scene along quarno road in sharpes yesterday afternoon. deputies say the teens were riding in some soft sand when the truck lost control and flipped onto its roof. there wasn' t much water in the canal a

so i agree in the case of a cyber security issue, this issue is going to be with us for a long time, throwing another $3 billion at it today in a program like this i don't think is going to be the panacea for the issue. with that i'll yield the balance of my time to the gentleman from ohio, mr. johnson. >> i thank my colleague for yielding. i'm actually surprised at how much agreement there is with what you gentlemen had to say. i'm a 30 year i.t. professional myself. i'm sure we could have some very entertaining conversations that our colleagues would get bored with talking about the four division of a cobalt program. because we could do that. and i agree with much of what you said. cyber security is an issue that is not going to go away. not only are we -- have we been under attack, we are under attack, we're going to be under attack as long as we have networks and as long as computers work off of series of ones and zeros. the bad guys are going to be out there trying to figure out how to get into it. we already know that some of the rogue nations like china and iran have entire age

a long time. this problem is going to be with us for a long time. my parents came to america. they take their kids with them. and the christian school -- the local christian school principal at the middle school had a great job. his job was to help assimilate us. we had sponsors back them to help us get assimilated. get a place to life, find a job. we were originally supposed to go cleveland. a couple of weeks before my parents emigrated, we ended up moving the family from cleveland -- that was going to be our sponsor backed out. they found a sponsor for us in west michigan. that's how we ended up going from the netherlands to holland, michigan. you guys are in colorado. you may not quite appreciate this as much as what i do and how thankful i am for it, but it also -- that move made sure that i was going to be a wolverine instead of a buckeye. all right. thag what we're really thankful about. the job of our principal at the middle school was very interesting. we meet with him and i don't remember it, of course, but my parents will tell the story. you fill out a lot of paperwor

the hall of fame numbers are there but will he get the call after a 22-year-old career which was tainted with ped use and a season long suspension from baseball? barry bonds's all-time record looks like it's going to stand for a while. a-rod is 75 shy of 762. >>> yankees nationals and while its not official yet masahiro tanaka is scheduled to open on april 4. bottom of the third former yankees steven drew leaving the yard. tanaka gave up 7 runs including two homers so far. right now it's 7-0 nats in the 4th inning. >>> mets and blue jays colon bouncing back from last week's bad start. six shutout innings, three six and 6ks. jays win 3-1. just 10 more spring training games for the mets. >>> the nfl owners wrapped up their annual meetings in florida today made a couple of changes which they hope will you remember the battle odell beckham, jr. and panthers josh norman had in week 15? because of that there was a proposal for personal foul rule in 2016. any player with two such fouls in a game will be ejected. >>> also a touchback is moved from the 20-yard line to the 25-yard line giving players incentive to not bring the

a proposal that could make the ballot. >> using which patients to be eligible and where they would get the pot. megan hickey joins us live with the details and a long list of qualifying illnesses. >> reporter: a long list and it could be getting longer, the other conditions could be approved later. now patients would have to be approved by a medical marijuana controlled division. card holders would pay a fee of $40. the proposal to create different types of businesses, patients could buy from the dispensaries or grow marijuana for personal use at home. patients are ecstatic, many concerns about medicine. >>> medicine in a smokeable form is not appropriate delivery method of the medicine. and that we have to wait for medical science to catch up basically and find something that will work. i know that clients are going to smoke marijuana anyway. i just don't think we should make it this easy for them to do it in ohio. >>> now the ohio valley board has to approve the initiative and the supporters have to go out and get more than 300,000 signatures for this to be on the ballot come november. live in cleveland, megan hickey, newschannel 5. >>> it is a b

a person carjacked. three suspects with guns, with long barrels. that's what police are telling us this morning. they have a positive identification on one suspect, but we're not going to release

a fence was caught in that crossfire. his boss and longtime friend says his brother is trained in cpr and immediately came to his rescue. >> bryan has been with us a long time. he is like family. you'd never think this would happen. he is doing his job, just had a baby four days ago. he's at the hospital, but he will pull through. brett: ward has previous robbery, drug and gun charges. coming up in our next half-hour, you' ll hear why parents say, the timing of this shooting could have been a lot worse. caught on camera, what' s believed to be the moment of impact in a deadly plane crash. it is kind of off in the distance here from your screen. surveillance video from russian state tv showing lights coming through the trees, then, an the crash was reported early this morning in southwestern russia. you can see the flames engulfing the plane from this surveillance video. 55 passengers and seven crew members were on board. the airline, fly dubai, confirms no survivors. it' s too early to tell what caused that crash. this morning, we' re learning more about that daring raid that captured the most wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks. salah abdeslam

police are telling us that a person was carjacked by three people with long guns, that's what police are telling us. no word on how the person is doing. the person who was carjacked. and no word if any of these suspects have been arrested. a name has been released for one of the suspects. we're going to hold off on that until this person gets arrested, until we can get that confirmed. there may be a positive identification on one of the suspects, that's what we're being told. we'll keep an eye on things. no police officers are here now. looks like the home depot will open like any other day. gray 2005 chevy equinox. check this out, one of our producers spotted a coyote running through the road downtown near speer and 4th. >> a thousand coyotes are living in the metro area, some have attacked humans and also pets. they're being studyed by a group from csu. you can find out more at our web site, thedenverchannel.com. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm mitch jelniker. >> i'm kellie patterson. get ready for seriius wind gusts this morning. >> again? >> again. dayle cedars joins us with the we

a first wave of rain that will be with us all weekend long. ke a live look from our camera on treasure island right now. a break from the rain up north. but not for long. you can see those clouds gathering. >> in san francisco, behind those raindrops, you can barely make out the transamerica pyramid. believe it or not this is actually our golden gate bridge cam. >> oh. >> but the bridge is hiding behind the rain, fog and wind. here's the slick roads on the embarcadero. over in berkeley there's a time lapse of the clouds rolling in overhead. cloud cover over the bay just a sign of things to come. maria medina is in the santa cruz mountains where they are bracing for a foot of rain but first let's check in with our meteorologist paul deanno who is timing out the heavy rain. >> it's going to be hitting this time tomorrow. right now for the secondha

with us here. i want to start with you. a long history of being an advocate and champion.he 1st 1st lady to deliver the presidential address and spoke about the place, challenges, and strengths of afghan women. why is this such a cause for you? why was it so important during your tenure? >> well, with the spotlight turned on afghanistan american women, including myself, so women who are marginalized, left out. the idea of the government that would forbid half of its education from being educated was shocking to american men and women. a lot of people started calling me to say i want to do something. one of my best friends from houston called and said, said,said, i used to be so glad i was not in your shoes , but now i wish i were you can do something, i cannot. right then we formed the council. and that was the beginning of my interest. all the years we lived at the white house and sense i have stayed in contact. >> i wanted to write about them. >> you said you got to. why this book in this way? it has a forward. it is a wonderful tribulation of afghanistan last 25 years.

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a person carjacked. three suspects with guns, with long barrels. that's what police are telling us this morning. they have a positive identification on one suspect, but we're not going to release until an arrest is actually made. but it gives us an idea they might know at least one person they're looking for. but no real description of the other two suspects. to give you an idea of this scene arlier today, this home depot was dark. the lights were out in front of the home depot at 1:45 in the morning. a big question is what was that car doing in this lot in the first place for it to happen? didn't happen at a busy intersection. it was outside this home depot when it was closed. of course we'll keep getting details from police as we get eric lupher, denver 7. >>> we'll continue to cover this breaking news all day. download that free denver 7 app, that way you get updates sent to your home. >>> time to talk weather. the wind made it hard for some of us to sleep last night. here's a look at the giant flag whipping in the wind in aurora. if you wake up to wind damage this morning, share a picture wan

a special panel. gloria cannot be with us at the conference. she is courageously battling an illness. she is with us in spirit. as i mentioned in my introduction, this book has a long history, but i'm very relieved and pleased that it has now been published by the university of california press in 2015. i started this in the 1990's by ul andiewing ra eventually glory. my earlier work had dealt with the earlier generation. i had first written about what i the first mass wave of mexican immigrants into the u.s. in the early 20th century. i was also curious about the history of children of these immigrants. to understand the second-generation, i did several books with emphasis on the relationships in the community the chicanoior to movement. this included biographies, oral histories. spanning theon great depression, world war ii and the cold war organized the first major civil rights movement among mexican americans in the united states and established a legacy of civil rights and social justice. i wanted to push the envelope further and moved to discussing the chicano movement. this was my historical generation and i'm a product as well of the movement. we became chi

you probably heard the rain and wind overnight and steve paulson will join us in a little bit with more on how long the rain is expected to stick around. >>> also developing story out of pakistan this morning where a suicide bomber set off his explosives at a courthouse killing at least ten people. police say the suicide bomber intended to enter the courthouse when guards stopped him. that's when he set off the explosives. the pakistani ball tan claims responsibility for the attack. -- taliban claims responsibility for the attack saying it was revenge last week for the hanging of a taliban militant who was convicted of killing a liberal politician. currently the laws mandate death for insulting islam. >>> well, people are reacting to the death of former first lady nancy reagan the wife of former president ronald reagan. >>> this, as final preparations are made for her burial in southern california. kelly wright has the look back at her life. >> the nation is remembering the life of former first lady nancy reagan today after she passed away sunday at the age of 94. due to congestive heart failure. a

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a warmer day tomorrow. late day , cooler with showers thursday. a split decision on the weekend. jummy: thank you. thank you for joining us. >> here at the show, we have a longy of changing people's lives with seven-figure checks. will history repeat itself today? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. as an emt, our returning contestant is no stranger to stressful situations. he's remained calm and confident and has climbed all the way to $10,000. from woodbridge, virginia, please welcome back dennis oden. [cheers and applause] hey, buddy, welcome back. >> thank you, chris. >> good to have you. calm, cool, collected. but then again, the things that you probably see on a daily basis: nothing compared to this, right?

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paying attention to these hurdles can go a long way in helping us live a healthier life. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. the ridge of high pressure and start to weaken this week, as a series of systems moves through the pacific northwest. this will keep breezy conditions and occasional clouds in the forecast, with showers possible north of i-80 wednesday night into thursday. highs will be close to records, with some valley locations warming into the low to mid 70's on wednesday. by late friday, a change to a stormy pattern is looking more and more likely. windy conditions, with sierra rain and snow are all possible by saturday and likely by sunday. plus, more storms are lining up to potentially move into the west coast through most of next week. stay tuned! -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 40. breezy, with a southwest wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. southwest wind 5 to 15 mph. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. breez

a couple of examples. the american immigration council they clearly say immigrants are less likely to be criminals simply because they don't want to get in trouble with the police. >> you can use stats all day longto justify anything and you know it? >> those are facts. >> just listen to me for a moment. i'm trying to tell you that it's your subjective opinion not objective opinion that trump is a racist. okay. there are other people who

a man who spent six years serving his community when you see that smile, it's infectious. >> reporter: john sharing with us the family moments. the kotfila family coming from a long line of officers. >> i tried to dissuade him from it. you see a lot of tragedy. >> reporter: he went on to spend six years doing a job he loved.

with us. i want to start with you, you have a long history of being an advocate and champion for afghan women, the 1st 1st lady to deliver the presidential radio address and spoke about the plate, challenges, and strength of afghan women why is this such a cause for you? of all the things you could take on of all the things you could take on was afghan women so important? >> after september 11 from the spotlight turned on afghanistan american women including myself so women who are marginalized. the idea of the government that would forbid half the population being educated shocking to american men and women. a lot of people started calling me to say i want to do something. and one of my best friends from houston called and said , i usedi used to be so glad i was not in your shoes. she said now i wish i were. so we formed the council, and many various projects to support our sisters in afghanistan. and that was the beginning of my interest. so all the years we lived at the white house i have stayed in contact with many women i've met through the council. i wanted to write about them. >> you sa

paying attention to these hurdles can go a long way in helping us live a healthier life. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. > henderson wants you to get more active and explore the city. and.. while you explore henderson's bike trails in april and may.. you have a chance to win prizes like a 'felt verza speed-30" follow "henderson sports and recreation" on facebook and and post your picture using the hashtag "bike it or hike it 2016." a disabled vet and her family are being forced out of their home in north las vegas over asbestos. ivon valenzuela says they're packing up after multiple issues with their house and the management company. during recent renovations in the kitchen.. contractors found asbestos. ivon says their management company then billed them for a thousand dollars to have the testing done. they were able to reach an agreement with the landlord.. but now they only have a few days to get out. ivon valenzuela "we need to get our family our of here, make sure we don't keep exposing ourselves to whatever is in the air. obviously there's still holes a

a man who spent six years serving his community when you see that smile, it's infectious. >> reporter: john sharing with us the family moments. the kotfila family coming from a long line of officers. >> i tried to dissuade him from it. you see a lot of tragedy. >> reporter: he went on to spend six years doing a job he loved. want in a police officer. >> reporter: the dad spent 30 years with the massachusetts state police so he knew when he got a call at 5:00 a.m. he knew it couldn't be good i don't remember what happened after i got the call. it was tough. >> reporter: but seeing the interview made things better. >> if this deputy had not a split second decision to pull around me, that would have been me dying. >> reporter: an eyewitness to the crash saying kotfila, jr. sped up past her to protect her from the wrong way driver. >> we know the sacrifice wasn't in vain. >> its gives us comfort knowing he didn't die in vain. >> it's a celebration of his life and something to be celebrated. >> reporter: back here live, this is where his story will be posted here at the fallen officer's memorial. the service is tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 at saint timothy's catholic ch

with wmfz. all protocols were followed but did not use a professional service to take the samples. >> the nbc 10 investigators are running a week-long living with lead series here on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00, tomorrow the investigators look into how money is being spent to get rid of lead and fix the problem before a child gets lead poisoning, that's tomorrow afternoon on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00 p.m. >>> police say a dog attacked a pet groomer at a petsmart store. police were called to the store in south philadelphia this morning. we're told the groomer was taken to the hospital to be checked out. she's expected to be okay. the dog is back home with its owners. >>> to decision 2016, donald trump's presidential campaign manager is facing battery charges. we're getting our first look at newly released surveillance video of the alleged incident. michelle fields seen in the yellow shirt filed charges alleging that corey lewandowski pulled her arm while she was trying to ask trump a question. this afternoon the republican front-runner defended his campaign manager. >> i guarantee you, you were pushed around more getting onto this the plane no

clinton's shaking things up with a buzzy drink straight from the island -- long island, that is. then, carla's taking usdecadent sweet treat that'll have everyone begging for seconds. plus, michael symon is putting his spin on an american classic, the casserole. the adventure begins right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, hello. welcome to "the chew." thank you guys very much, we appreciate that, thank you. you know -- [ patriotic music ] america, it's the land of the free and the home of some delicious food. from the atlantic to the pacific, from north to sou,

it has been a problem all day long with fog concerns. janelle martinez gives us a look at what to expect tomorrow morning on the roadways. >> hi. we're starting off with an extended closure in downtown tampa. east tyler street. that intersection is closed for the next eight weeks. detour signs will be posted. also we have an extended detour in lutz. it is closed at crystal lake road for railroad crossing repairs. this will be happening for the next two weeks. detour signs posted as well. but they will take you to mavery to get around that. van dyke is closed starting at 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. detour signs will be posted. leave extra time there. and an overnight closure here at hutchinson and waters right at the veterans expressway. thursday. for more on these and other closures, make sure that you action traffic. >>> a manatee county man is behind bars tonight for murder. he was arrested this morning for the 2015 murder of kevin mccats. he was shot outside of a home back in december. deputies say a group of men pulled up for a car and called for him. then he w

using clean needles. >> this is a syringe that is completely unprotected at this point with a needle that's sticking out. >> head downtown and it doesn't take longfind a used syringe lying on the street. miami-dade county is in the midst of a heroin epidemic that's becoming a public health emergency. home to over 10,000 10,000 injn drug users, a 1 in 5 has hiv, one in 10 has hepatitis c. >> so desperate they picked up a needle and used it. >>> fighting to get a needle exchange program settle up in miami-dade county. >> we have the absence of any intervention to prevent disease so that's very dangerous in a city that has the highest rate of hiv in the country, one in every five people in miami have hiv. if they don't have clean syringes they're going to spread it to each other. >> needle exchange programs have been shown to reduce rates of hiv in jeks dru in injection drug users. >> it's easy to have a skin or soft tissue infection, if the infections can progress they can enter the bone the bloodstream and the heart. those are the types of patients that die. >> a study of injection drug users at jackson memorial hospital showed these infections i

with us. hillary clinton. >> announcer: pack your bags, because our hosts are going coast to coast and saluting america's best dishes. clinton's shaking things up with a buzzy drink straight from the island -- long island, that is. then, carla's taking us down south with a decadent sweet treat that'll have everyone begging for seconds. plus, michael symon is putting his spin on an american classic, the casserole. the adventure begins right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, hello.