>> steve: very sad. >> jimmy: is that a vase or a a vase? >> steve: what is it? i don't know. >> jimmy: they use it as a a vase. protect it as a very famous vase. >> steve: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, owls, for never asking the important questions like what, when, where, or why. [ applause ] [ applause ] thank you, north carolina, for making it look like south carolina is wearing donald trump's hair. [ light laughter ] there you guys have it right there. [ cheers and applause ] s those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with jeff daniels. [ cheers and applause ] piorn suti. and yo ford de isthplac to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford atightust anund. fordlorege..e... and expedition... are avaiwith% nancin for 60ths. uvs.esigned toelp yo unsable. onder fo is a's bestselland.but hurring fo60onth fd is a me hi, i'm captaivi eard t was a race r president i decided to run. and i'll be runn all over america. so follow me on "captainobviousruns forpresident.c" or don't. we live in a democracy. supporby hotels.com can you say i lovit? oh love

quite a beautiful vase. >> is that made of wood?is made of wood. >> i love the process of making that gorgeous vase. kyle shows us behind the scenes of the handy work that goes into making his 93rd vase. he is using walnut, poly, ebony. >> so no two are alike. >> that's correct. he starts to make rings in between those rings, those little bits of wood that are going to create accents and off he goes. starts to stand, starts to glue all those rings together then he goes to work on the lays. >> look at that. making 100 of those. >> is he selling them? how much do they cost? >> this particular one you can't get your hands on. it sold and it sold for 650 bucks. >> i can see why. >> i love this part here where he finished sanding and now he turns the oil and the stain on to it to bring out the rich colors and texture in the wood. after that, he engraves it and finally waxes and polishes it to get that towards you. one of a kind. >> i love it. >> that is absolutely beautiful. >> it's monday and that means more fresh videos to get your wea

or a a vase? >> steve: what is it? i don't know. >> jimmy: they use it as a a vase. protect it as a very famous vase. >> steve: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, owls, for never asking the important questions like what, when, where, or why. [ applause ] i told you who. [ applause ] thank you, north carolina, for making it look like south carolina is wearing donald trump's hair. [ light laughter ] there you guys have it right there. [ cheers and applause ] s those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with jeff daniels. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 months. ford suvs. designed to help you be unstoppable. no wonder ford is america's best selling brand. but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. see your ford dealer today. hi, i'm captain ob

but i need the vase. >> i usually put them in the sink. in the laundry room and arrange greg: here is an idea, lauren, hiring staff or a person to help you out. even folks of modest means can do that. it takes a load off the responsibility. >> if that is a possibility that is great. even helping in the kitchen. keeping up with the dishes and serving, that makes a big difference and ending the evening with a clean kitchen. that is the best ever. rosanna: i know you love writing the books and doing the entertaining, about what getting back to tv, that kind of entertaining? >> i'm on tv now. this is me. >> i know. what about a reality show? >> well, it was great. i am happier off television. >> you are? >> yeah. >> and with the drama? >> yeah. greg: i get that. one more thing, how wrapped up to be about the right fork, the wrong fork? >> i think it is -- i don't know. greg: it is overwhelming. >> the ruse is work your way in. start from the outside. that is what you do. work your way in. >> don't be hung up about it? >> yeah. >> you can meet

>> think about a vase from your wedding. a vase you got from any other celebration and use it. >> i almost need inspiration. if i can see a picture, i say, this is my vision, call my friends and go to the dollar store and make it happen. >> you can mind inspiration online. find it at a window when you're walking through the city. or a piece of clothing. i was inspired by this shower curtain. >> you kree yan created these yourself. i'm no florist. >> flowers can be tricky. we're not all floral designers. you can get basic flowers at your local supermarket or a local flourist. ist florist. put them in small groupings. when you do that -- look at these three. >> instead of all colors, just >> start out in one color. >> happy easter. >> beautiful table setting. >>> coming up, kids and sports. how to push them to success without being too pushy yourself. >>> plus, the hottest trends in from the dairy farmers of fairlife, this is our promise. we start with delicious, creamy, real milk that's then ultra filtered so fairlife has mor

and cemetary flower vases. one expert believes the best way to fight the virus is through genetic methods in mosquitos. but so far there has not been a breakthrough. in the past 40 years...six new invasive mosquito europe. coming up-- the deadly flooding out in mississippi and louisiana is not getting any better. find out how the national government is now getting involved. and-- a florida football player is making the most of this time in the off- season. we will show you what blake bortles is doing to help fund autism research. you're watching fox 35 good day orlando. it's we'll be right back. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) ing a live look at . o@8@op?h@|py`@p pp````xx@p@xllxpvl|xxxxxppp`\\ tp(t@ 0 rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. there are big rooms, tiny rooms, rooms t

with coverage of the police departmentable contest, why a huge night for trump doesn't mean the gop vase over and why clinton is shift to a new target. >> we'll take you into the testimony of the erin androus trial, is the hotel mililani mauka? we'll see you back here shortly for live coverage on nightly news. >> >>: well, making a murderer, defense attorneys are heading out on tour. done and jerry are hit the road for a series called a conversation on making a the series about steven avery has taken america's obsession with crime to a new level. attorneys say he's serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. >> i was staring at the lights. (you need to hit me when that happens. >> >>: the series starts and will run through u.s. and canada through august. time >>> breaking news tonight. super tuesday. 12 states up for grabs. a dramatic night in the race for president. "nbc nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016. super tuesday. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester lt. >>> and good evening. as we come on live in the pacific time zone, we're at our election h

first, get an inexpensive face because once you put the a pox he in it, you cannot -- they' s vase, because once you put it. you can use tape to hold it in place. the things you need to remember are that you are working with epoxy, so you do need to have precaution. part a goes in first. together. >> and that will keep your them. >> it takes about 8-10 hours to set up, which is why we are not then you can do the basic cleanup with paper tow it' s pretty straightforward. >> to you have any rules to create the nicest arrangement? >> so, there is a little bit of pink in the plant that reflects two. you want to have your numbers in 3, 5, or seven in the plants or cuts that you have. and it' s a good idea to use complementary colors. >> well, margaret, thank you so much. sean: if you want to get a little nutty today, it' perfectly ok. today is national peanut butter lover' s day. there' s even a web site dedicated to the day. did you know peanut butter is consumed in 90% of u.s. and here' s something to think about the next time you open a jar. it takes about 540 peanuts to butter. crunchy or sm

off the ballot after running for high school politics, but four names were parents are saying that vase to blame. >> if you have four african- american people left off the ballot, that's race. that's not a technical glitch. >> the school principal said it was a mistake and the election process will start over. a date has not been set for the new election. >>> a good day to get outside and enjoy the weather. >>> if you can, get outside and enjoy the fresh air. and it will be cloudy today, and that's the difference between today and yesterday. 77, well above average and tracking showers on the way for the weekend and a few possible on saturday and sunday is the best chance for rain. so keep your weather gear handy. steve will have more on the timing and how much rain. >> all right. thank you, and thank you for making channel 9 your choice for news this midday. (phone ringing)you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep

the add vase for game show hopefuls?pply and repair. >> he first applied four years ago by driving around to vary wheel mobiles an the east coast. you can catch it right here on abc7 starting at 7:30 after "jeopardy." >> love that story. love it. >> studying always pays off. >> new, the boys of summer are back from the a's celebration under way to a commuter alert for screens fans helping to countdown to open day and meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning. we have the baseball forecasts starting tomorrow at at&t park for the bay bridge end of pre-season series. i have a model still trending with rain in the seven-day forecast and i will have that and the big warming trend still open way. >> a new incentive for bay area commuters to car pool. what an on-demand service >> walnut creek, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> san francisco-based ride sharing service lyft has a car pool option part of the transportation commission to have commuter car pools between the city and si

. >> reporter: viewers sent us pictures of flowers in dumpsters, empty vases on grave sites. when we showed up to ask about it, police asked us to leave. >> the owner of the property doesn't want you guys to be here. >> reporter: when i called the on-site manager here at the cemetery, she hung up on me. i was able to speak to the owner of the management company out of south carolina that runs this cemetery. he told me we absolutely made a mistake. the owner of citadel management says typically relatives are notified of the annual cemetery clean-up. that didn't happen this time. he blamed it on a new property manager and an overly agracive >> this is the cemetery where we come to show respect. if you had seen all the flowers, you would see this these people are loved. loved ones are now bring new flowers but tell us the heartache could lick are a while. julia sims, wral news. >>> bill gaffney, the owner of the management company says he plans to meet with families next week and apologize. >>> the list is out for the safest cities in north carolina and three of the top five are

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trump vase if he wins carson will work on shaping policies on education and health care. >> "q": today, nancy reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband, former president reagan. the ceremony will not be small. hundreds of family members and friends will pay their final respects today. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: journalists from around the world are setting up outside the reagan presidential library where a long list of dignitaries and celebrities will attend the private funeral of nancy reagan. over the past two days, 5500 people paid their respects at a public viewing for the former first lady. respect. >> reporter: people who knew her well say she would have loved this outpouring of admiration. >> i think she would be surprised. but smile. because, she loved what she did for her unflinching support of her husband, ronald reagan, and campaign. >> mrs. reagan reminded us of the importance of women's leadership at every level of our society. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama will attend the funeral along with every other living former first lady, including hillary c

when you don't want to use it as a vase, you just start coloring. >>> finding the right time to breake family news. it's never easy. robin and his brother jamie are going to back down to bring mom in. mom and robin have something to tell young jamie here. >> i have to get this off my chest. there's something i have known for years now. when i was young there was an accident and we couldn't have any more children. then we went to russia to adopt a baby. a few days later we adopted you. >> you're adopted, jamie. and we're just now telling you. >> you're serious? >> yeah. sorry, we didn't know how to tell you. >> see this, this for real is happening? >> this is your job to tell me about this. why the hell -- it's been 17 years. >> jamie is upset. why the hell would you wait 17 years to tell me i'm adopted? >> if this is authentic, as far as ways to do it, this couldn't have been worse. >> i swear i'm not joking, jamie. >> they are trying to bring him some warmth but jamie is not feeling it. >> you're still my brother for life. >> don't touch me. >> we got you. >> it's so not funny. >> th

given up >> this notion that itwe've giv it up that it is something that feeds to be kick started kon vasethis idea that we just thrown up our hands or we did at some point. that's not the way the secretary looks at this. >> reporter: in the face of more immediate crises, i.s.i.l., syria, north korea, some experts say president obama has given up on the peace process. there haven't been talks between top negotiators in several years. then secretary of state hillary clinton launched the administration's first effort in 2010. john kerry tried again in 2013. both attempts fell apart and a new effort has not been made. obama's former mid-east adviser wrote that the lack of u.s. focus is putting the vision of a two-state solution at risk, especially in light of the israeli's government's continued building of settlement in the occupied west bank and attacks on israelis and palestinians. the solution, try to reach another deal but don't put pressure on israelis to stop settlement building right now. americans for peace now opposes settlement construction calls ross's idea laughable >> what this

the ut s vase president is meeting with israel's prime minister. u.s. is facing criticism over the lack of progress and efforts to broker a settlement between israel and the palestinians. >> we have taken many steps in recent months to fight palestinian terrorism and we're taking even stronger measures now. i believe that to fight terrorism all civilised societies must stand together and israel has many partners in this decisive battle. we have no better partner than the united states of america. it is a partnership anchored in common values, confronting common enemies an striving for a more secure prosperous and peaceful future. >> you never need a doubt that the u.s. has israel's back and we know israel has our back as well. it is not a one-way street. we're committed to making sure that israel can defend itself against all threats. it is critical because israel lives in a very tough neighborhood. a tough and changing neighborhood >>> here is what is coming up in program. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders throws up a surprise win in michi

that is snow for the higher he will vases. >> nicole mitchell, thank you. >> a show of force in north korea's back yard. military might on display at pyongyang promises attacks. >>> facebook haled promised to stop gun resellers, but buyers and sellers are finding their way around the ban. issues officials in turkey say they are wrapping up their investigation into a suicide attack. a car bomb exploded in a major transportation hub in ankara last night. 37 were killed and dozens hurt. families are mourning as the first of the dead are laid to rest. we have more from the capital. >> the second car bomb to hit the heart of turkey's capital in less than a month opinion the blast ripped through the square, a densely populated transport hub when early evening crowds had gathered. the aftermath was chaotic. >> there was a woman sitting behind me. her seat just blew away. something hit me here and pierced through. it was a car, i think it was black. five or six people died in the bus, the neck of one was completely severed. something pierced me through here and i have one in my arm. >> in feb

breeds in car tires, and dog bowls, and even semi-tray vases. one believes that the best way methods. but so far there's not been a break through. >> it is a major concern. a because with the introduction of species which we know are capable of transmitting viruses are adapting to new environment, such as southern europe. >> amy: so far more than 50 zika cases have been confirmed in florida. governor rick scott has declared public health emergencies. >> john: more than five thousand homes are damaged and several thousand residents asked to evac wait their homes. president obama has declared the flooding in louisiana a major disaster. >> brooks: good morning. morning. rain showers. nothing like what they had in louisiana and mississippi. some folks saw over 20 inches of rain in louisiana and around here, light showers, pre-dominantly seminole. and they're moving to the east. light showers. and sound quite nice early in the morning, especially with the day light savings time change. it's a little bit darker. you may want to444444444444 the snooze

the yen is weaker today at 11364, 1% weaker today and the vases back below 20 again.not too much turmoil. the spread is narrowing. a flatter yield curve. the two year yield a little better than expected. mark: how about a peek of what is happening to european act is? we're 35 minutes away from the hose on tuesday. stocks are rising for a fourth consecutive day. a thirdlling for consecutive day. here are the big movers in europe today. i will to you all about these stocks. the topa few minutes at of the next hour. 8%, more than by 11% earlier. the biggest drop since 2012 at glencore. 3% lower today. coming up on the european close, two fantastic interviews you do not want to miss. mariel will join me at 11:30 in new york or that is 4:30 in london. later in the hour, vonnie quinn will talk with u.s. assistant attorney general john at 11:45 in new york at work: 45 here in london. all of that will be coming up in the next hour of bloomberg television. the european close is seconds away. stay with us. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie qui

. >> it felt like we started to raise our voices, we finally start to recognize our vases and that was a good thing. nobody had any idea things would get so bad. >> skills help build a living and aid in soothing souls. >> to start, demand were simple. people were asking for the most basic reforms, but the regime didn't know how to deal with people outside of using force. >> five years on, these syrians still feel battered. for even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. al jazeera, istanbul. >> let's now take you to some live pictures -- we won't take you to live pictures yet. al-qaeda fighters have been killed in yemen. there have been several attacks on local security officials in aden in yemen. these pictures now coming in to us from morocco. people have been demonstrating against the recent visit by the u.n. secretary ban ki-moon who visited camps for people fleeing western sahara who have been taking refuge. they say he has lost naturalty by expressing sympathy for those people and call for urgent action to deal with their plight. >>>a

i keep saying over and over in this race that vase is sort of unspoken element that is all over the republicans. >> this is the toughest question of the year for me, can you distill out the defensible nationalism on trump and these stupid wars? can you push the bad stuff away or essential to his appeal. >> depends which voters you're talking about. there are lots of voters who aren't going to say i believe that white people have been put, kept down too long. they'll say i have been. i'm not making what i need to make. i think that immigration is a huge problem. where did my job go. it went down to mexico. >> out here seems like people identity themselv identify themselves with the country though. our countries have been kicked around. i'm not just the one being kicked off. my country is getting kicked around. that's how trump appeals to people. >> true. the racial part, to me, is the tool that trump and others use to manipulate those people sboop believing the problem is mexican immigrants or black people. we've seen this over a long period of time in the republican party. this is not new. >> l

he's a 24-year veteran of the force and vases jail time. he'll likely lose and job have register as a sex offender. >>> police caught a man who shot an -year-old boy in concord. that man was shot in fairfield. he's in critical condition. the drive-by shooting happened last friday. the 8-year-old was hurt. he's recovering in oakland. deputies found more than a dozen firearms including eight assault rifles in eastern contra costa county. police executing a weapons theft search warrant last week. they received 1400 rounds of ammunition as well. deputy as rested a man and woman at that home. >>> new details on a house fire in santa rosa. learning that the fire started after a woman set herself on fire because she was fating an eviction order. investigators say the 44-year-old doused herself with gas line sunday and lit herself on fire while in a bedroom the room erupted in flames and that spread through the four-unit property. her son dragged her out and saved her life. she's hospitalized with third-degree burns and could face arson charges. sh

you will have a may on jar at home or a vase. you will gather your candy., but they cannot eat it just yet. >> then it goes in there, right. >> yes. >> they cannot touch it. >> no. >> little museum. >> then you can use it on your easter or brunch table or have it around the house, let them wait. >> what do i do. >> grab a jar. >> this jar because i like that lid. >> it is like that. >> yes. >> fill it with something. >> you have a couple choices. is there edible grass. >> what if i put in here. >> i love that. >> but i will do that. >> you can do whatever you want it to be for. >> this is edible grass, strawberry, blueberry, chew them up. >> wait a minute, let me try it. >> yeah, it is good. you will get pink tease. >> it is decent good i will will say i'm happy to have something to do the grass. because there is nothing to to with it. >> it gets all over. >> now you can have them pick it up and eat it. >> could you eat it off the floor, brody and landry. >> fit is edible and sugar they will eat it off the floor. >> i will do what you do, sorry. >> you can

he said he painted the words because he hates christianity and black americans and things the white vaseuperior. >> immigration enforcement is under investigation again over a bill that will address the bill that will address the deporting tactics details will be discussed this morning at the harris state building in oakland. >> if you take muni you will see improved service on the "2" line with a loop in mission bay that allows trains to switch back. supporters say it will ease crowding and deliver more than device as much service. opponents want an environmental impact report. construction could take seven or eight months. >> two flood warnings in the north by. for the napa river at 10:24 and through 11:24 on monday and the russian river at guerneville it starts at 11:30 through 7:00 on sunday morning. here is what we are looking at, first, we start where the napa river merchandise stage at 16' crest at 1:00 this afternoon at 17.3' is are there where there is minor damage. the russian river is cresting later and cresting at 2' above blood stage at 8:00 tomorrow where you are seeing the

the zika virus breeds in car tires, and even cemetery flower vases, so far 50 cases were confirmed in florida. governor scott declared a public health emergency of 12 counties, the list includes orange and osceola county. >> john: time for this morning's business headlines and joining us from the fox business network studios, is lauren simonetti. how are the markets. >> not good. we are coming off a month straight of gains and check your 401(k), your are probably down 1, 1.5%, not terrible. dow is down 26 points and the other markets are lower and the reason is oil prices are down drastically. 3%, 37 and change is the quote right now. >> john: let's talk about some of these retailers, more than closing doors, some places, what are some of the bigger ones doing this? >> okay. and the reason why some of these companies are closing, hundreds of their stores isn't always bad. yes, you know, some companies are filing bankruptcy, and others such as walgreens are trying to merge with rite aid and need to close stores and consolidate and another days in point, office depot merging with office

plugs had the national committee the chairman k takes on the latest from the 2016 vase. catch "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. 6:14 is our time. >> a documentary about a deadly disease that affects 1 in 10 asian americans made its debut in the oakland area yesterday. a documentary follows two living with hepatitis b, including alan wang. he has been treated and is now living a normal life. his goal is to get more people screened. >> hepatitis b is called the say -- the silent killer. people haven't spoken enough about it. it kills 800,000 people a year. do you imagine if the zika cyrus -- virus killed close to a million people a year how many people would be lined up tell doctors offices? >> the festivals will be shown around the world. >>> there will be a memorial service for a dog who died two days ago in san francisco. roscoe said he was recording an incident between a safeway security guard and a man accused of shoplifting at the store. that's when the guard went after him and then kicked roscoe. roscoe ran away and was

some say the momementum of the vase now shifting. the reaction from the florida. good morning, key west. our mallory square cam. it is gorgeous. winds are picking up. temperatures at 65 degrees. we will have your full sunday forecast when we come back. >>> remember local 10 news is local10.com, yo (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. >>> local 10 ns starts right now. >> neki: tae>> neki: taking a live look at 7:28 out of our ft. lauderdale towe cap. we like to take this shot because of e sun coming over the atlantic. >> todd: beautiful sunshine rays coming over the cloud cover. >> neki: a picture perfect sunrise. if you were not lucky to be out at the beach, bam, we bring it to you. >> jennifer: beautiful north and west. check it out, todd and neki. cam. it is breezy and winds have picked up in key west at 13 miles per hour. conditions. north. 65 degrees

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>> slick roads, extra caution is add vased. 580 is moderate right now and tracy to dublin is 35 minutes and antioch to concord is not bad, highway 4 westbound and san rafael to san francisco at 17 minutes. we have reports of an accident the east shore freeway and headlights headed westbound to the macarthur maze with reports of an accident on the slow lane at powell street a little bit outside of our camera, so use caution trash in the eastbound non-commute is moving nicely and not bad in the when direction. a slowing from the central valley up and over the pass and we will look at the bay bridge backup or lack love in a couple of minutes. >> a judge has resulted against a group of central valley farmers who pose the high high-speed rail and filed a suit to stop the construction. they asked the judge to block state from spending any money on the. they allow financing to go open right now. >> the new samsung smartphone is on sale with the first reviews in. >> in tech bytes samsung is getting rave reviews for the galaxy s7 the smartphone to beat which are on edge of perfection on sale on

. >> here is how vase making up, donald trump maintains the lead in the republican delegate count.rees followed by ted cruz with 300, and marco rubio with 151. on the d side hillary clinton leads with 672 delegates, and bernie sanders has 477. >> now, record breaking, dub nation a new republican to sell brace, they hold the record for long of the regular season home winning streak. they pet -- beat the magic last night at the oracle arena the 45th consecutive home win breaking a 20 year old record held by michael major dan and the bulls. steph curry made the 300th three-pointer of the season to become the first player to hit 300 if a single season. >> now, sue has the ace train derailment and how it is affecting the commute. sue? >> we secretary more people to get on the roads because there is not a great mass transit alternate for ace train. we want the 580 corridor. it is fairly moderate. from tracy to dublin. at 42 minutes. if you drive from antic to concord it is under 20 minutes san rafael to san francisco, also, under 20 minutes. the overall map shows green pretty werery wher

>> yes, what i add vase people, the numbers we are hearing are only the numbers that the intelligence community actually knows about. what is more concerning is the spectrum of threats continuing to grow because we know the people we know about but we don't know the people that have again to syria and iraq and come become. that is probably in the thousands. they are train locals and going to the refugee populations, training people and bringing people into the polled and going to the mosques and you look at people judgment, france, germany, turkey, other parts, those are areas with high populations that have to be concerned about more attacks in the future. >> with that in mind i will play president's weekly address where he talk about take on isis and thought this is part of the puzzle. >> we look forward in this fight we have to have another weapon along airstrikes, our military and counterterrorism and diplomacy: that is the power of our example. our openness to refugees fleeing isil's violence. >> we know several of the suspects linked to a number of the attacks cross europe were

first of all, the homeland security department stepping up surveillance, patrols, visible and not vase i believe at airports around the country, mass transit and major cities like washington and some others, new york also stepping up patrols along their mass transit even though they do insist that there is no credible threat here. certainly what's happened in brussels has rattled everyone. also the state department warning people that travel to europe can be risky, if you're going to be in open areas they say, public areas like metro stations, airports even large sporting events, shopping malls, be vigilant. their latest and last guidance to people who were in belgium was to stay put and stay off public transit which as of this morning may still not even be working after the bombing yesterday. now, in terms of americans, we are still watching very closely, we've seen the family react and speak about the four missionaries who were wounded in that attack and there are also two americans, a couple from tennessee and kentucky, then living over there since 2014, they are still missing. the

the question in my mind is, the democratic turnout because the nature of the vase a little different than it was in '08 -- of the race is a little different than it was in '08. >> reporter: with that said, 35% of register voters remain democrats compared to 11% are republican. specific party, you can only vote in that party's primary. there is no day-of switching here in the commonwealth. again, the polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. that means the polls are open in less than a half hour here on super tuesday half hour here on super tuesday. and in our next report in 30 minutes, we will go over the chances of a record-setting turnout. again, that is coming up in 30 minutes. live in natick on this super tuesday. michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> democrat bernie sanders is hoping for a big day here in new england despite trailing hillary clinton in most national polls. the vermont senator believes he has a chance to win five states that include the home state of vermont right here in massachusetts. sanders also believes he will have strong showings in minnesota, colorado and oklahoma.