breezy, with a southwest wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. thursday: partly sunny, with a high near 64. southwest wind is creeping up and washoe county teachers are making sure students stay on track. kolo 8 news now's catherine van joins us live in the studio with how this program is helping students and families prepare. the school district's goal is to get the graduation rate to 90 percent by the year 20- 20. in order to do that... counselors work with struggling seniors starting in the fall.... all the way to graduation day... giving them resources they need to succeed. : monica: it's mostly what you think about and what you want to do. and for monica rodriguez... she wants to graduate in june. monica: i'm going to tmcc next year. she's a senior at north valleys high school. in order to get a monica: i have to make up the extra classes that i missed from not going to school and work on the classes that i have now. and her counselors make sure she's on top of it. monica: my counselor usually calls me in to check in on me to make sure i pas

mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. breezy. the ridge of high pressure along the west coast will flatten 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 late tuesday and wednesday night. highs will be close to records, with some valley locations warming into the low to mid 70's. by next weekend, a change to a stormy pattern is looking more and more likely. windy conditions, with sierra rain and snow are all possible by saturday. plus, more storms are lining up to potentially move into the west coast through the middle of next week. stay tuned! -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 36. southwest wind around 5 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. breezy, with a southwest wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. tuesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 38. breezy, with a west wind 15 to 20 mph decr

our warm up starts this afternoon with a high of 65 degrees with a mix of clouds and sun, with mostly cloudy skies at times. overnight lows will drop to only 49 degrees. tuesday expect a sun and cloud mix with a high of 73 degrees. we stay dry the first part of the week before showers kick in for the second half of the week and that starts late wednesday into wednesday night with rain showers. temperatures stay in the mid to upper 60s on thursday and friday with on and off rain and thunderstorms. the weekend we continue to stay mild in the mid 60s with rain chances. carstar right lanes of north and southbound i-71, at the socialville- fosters road bridge, beginning each night at 8 p.m. monday, march 7 through friday, march 11, followed by double lane closures in the right and center lanes at 11 p.m. all lanes will reopen by 7 a.m. the following day. new information new information c-v-g is going to get a little smaller this summer... rob dblbx jordan vilines joins us live from the airport with more on plans to tear down a concourse. live concourse c has been closed to flies in 2008 bu

the fighter jets with those ground targets with syria. became into office with the combat mission. with that far -- with the fight against isil and then to have those goals drake -- the goal states participate in the air strikes to because dash you know from that experience to make sure they don't just try to fix things in different areas without a hard earned 10 years in afghanistan. in to be more effective that pushing back in now doing that against faisal. -- isil to support those neighboring countries in turkey that receives an influx to engage more in diplomatic levels without hold government approach with military engagement is the part of it and reflects the evolving situation to bring forward different needs to make sure the troops have the capacity to be most effective to have a very useful way in the immediate to create a longer-term stability and a troubled region of the world. >> in america is seems to be a tense time in to be happy and we look around and think what is happening. what is your approach to compassion at the gove

with a sincere desire in with that legislation passed in 1934 like smoke signals so with a historic opportunity not only as members budget talk with members of the industry not only where their world was but been the goal was to root take away the lines of demarcation in by unleashing those competitive forces to create that investment needed to bring us to the world today. but now looking at this we tried not to pick winners and losers. >> one of the goals of the legislation how low do you do that legislatively? >> what we did to telephone and long-distance we had everyone say to us we don't mind if we have a competitor if certain things are done so we had the checklist and they can get into the long-distance business and the cable guys could come compete. i will speak for the senator but to have more competitors with more opportunity and the investment to the benefit of the average consumer in america. >> with paranoia inducing and to do that cable companies could not provide a full service and phone cannot provide cable so we had to break down all of the monopolies to say every company can do

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abc's jonathan karl melt with get their moment with president obama. jon with us in cuba tonight. jon, you heard castro say, give me the list, i'll release him. >> reporter: david, the simple fact is, cuba does hold political prisoners, in fact, just yesterday, only a few miles from this spot, 50 people, most of them women, were arrested as protest. the three dissidents who i met with earlier today on the outskirts of havana know something about this. the three of them have spent a jails. and david, they told me today here in cuba has gotten worse over the past year. >> jon karl with me here in cuba. jon, thank you. >>> and much more from cuba later in the broadcast, including, when will americans be able to come here simply as exchange. and the american hotels tonight, plans. tonight. >>> but from the political headlines here to the race for the white house back home. tomorrow, voters head to the and tonight, donald trump in washington, defending his supporters, and the fights, the violence breaking out at some of his rallies. trump turning the blame for this incident in tucson b

we sat down with him just a short time ago, after his meeting with raul castro. and we begin tonight with what it was like in that room. you have said that you would speak candidly with president castro about the serious differences you have with the cuban government, particularly on human rights and on democracy. so, take us inside that room today. what did you tell president castro that needs to change here in cuba? >> well, what i indicated to him was that, for 50 years, they or interests in regime change, as the excuse for why they had to guard against dissent inside of cuba. and as normalization occurs, that excuse is taken away. what i indicated to him is that we can't force changes on cuba, but what we can do and will continue to do is to stand up for the rights that we consider to be universal. >> president castro late today said, give me a list of political prisoners and i'll release him. >> we've given him lists in the past. and they have responded intermitt endly to our engagement. >> you were in that room. do you trust president castro? do you believe

i want to thank maria with this last project with the awning. i believe the project itself is a tremendous educational example and i hope that therefore wae work with the school district to always use the project for this. that penrose awning is a graphic example of pi and i would suggest, you know, this week is coming up, 3-14, and i hear it's an opportunity for us to always make it current and relevant, as well as all of the engineering and design issues that come up in doing this, let alone a 30-year project and all of the work that each of you do on this. so i congratulate maria and her entire team for bringing this off. we're all very proud of you. >> okay, you are ready to go back into closed says, 54952b, we have not received any indicate any member of the public to address you on the item listed, they can do so now . >> all right, the tjpa board of directors meeting of march 10, 2016 is back in session and nrs no action to report. directors, that concludes your agenda for today. >> okay, we are adjourned. (meeting adjourned). >> power it

friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 64. with a low around 36. saturday: partly sunny, with a high near 62. saturday night: a slight chance low around 38. sunday: a chance of rain. mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. breezy. the ridge of high pressure along the west coast will flatten and start to weaken this week, as a series of systems moves through the pacific northwest. and occasional clouds in the forecast, with showers possible north of i-80 late tuesday and wednesday night. highs will be close to records, with some valley locations warming into the low to mid 70's. by next weekend, a change to a stormy pattern is looking more and more likely. windy conditions, with sierra rain and snow are all possible by saturday. plus, more storms are lining up to potentially move into the west coast through the middle of next week. stay tuned! -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 36. southwest wind around 5 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. breezy, with a southwest wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. w

the training. >> we'll still leave that the shop and hesitate working closely with the academy with the piece of the new view it is implementing change and the training portion of that we'll work hand in hand with the academy and we discussed that as well as a find for grant to allow to expand that blue encourage training it is important it is hard to send an officer out and that's what the blue courage addresses. >> one of our professional standards responsibility is to oversee the implementation of the 21st century task force on training the 6 piller is courage and the blue is under that. >> my same question i got feedback from the working group that peace officer groups felt they needed more time to have comment a little bit of ramping up of time and getting used to the language i wonder if we're on schedule or more time to comment on the different a draft. >> you're speaking of the use of force policy. >> yeah. we talk about that last week the one thing they wanted more time we have two additional meetings for the deliberations and change the calendar accordingly. >> i guarantee

nader"especially with these two guys right here i've built such a strong relationship with them in the past three years since i've been here and just the energy and the positivity that's gonna miss it."" lucas: the final game of the regular season is all set. iowa state travels down to take on the 12- time big 12 champion and new #1 kansas jayhawks saturday. the cyclones could knock off its second number one of the year and become the first big 12 team to sweep kansas since 2001! all: (reax) lucas: a story now from your national sports headlines-- lucas: new trouble for johnny man-zel -- the troubled cleveland browns quarterback is seen in a new video from a miami nightclub -- as a domestic violence case against him is now on its way to a grand jury -- abc's ryan smith is here with the latest " this morning, johnny manziel...once again microscope...for his hard-partying ways. (nats video) tmz sports releasing thisvideo of the cleveland browns quarterback reportedly in a miami nightclub thursday...sporting a big hat and sunglasses...drinking from a bottle. just hours earlier....dallas p

winds south 10-20mph with be in the mid 50s. winds nw 10-20mph with gusts to 30mph. we'll see a nice day today for super tuesday voters. clouds will increase temps will be comfortable. it will be a little cooler near the shore. tonight some showers move in along a weak area of low pressure. the showers will continue into tomorrow morning, but should push out through the day with some clearing. we'll be drr and much cooler on good morning, hampton roads. let's check voters in 11 states including virginia will head to the polls in the presidential primaries. the polls opened just two minutes ago! and turnout is expected to be high the primaries could decide who gets the presidential nomination for both parties. rico bush is live at a polling place in norfolk this morning with what you need to know before you head to the polls on this super tuesday. rico. don, katie, super tuesday is likely to live up to its name as candidates are bracing for a long and today's primary in virginia will likely be a make-or-break moment for some presidental candidates, particulary for ben

showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area the east. this will intensify as it moves offshore. rain will be heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check only on 10 - shocking video shows a fight between a bus driver and a student in newport news. this startling video you're looking at shows the driver, 58-year-old john

with the advice and consent of the senate shall appoint judges of the supreme court. when a vacancy arises, the president shall nominate a replacement and the senate shall advise and consent by voting on that nominee. that is what the plain language of the constitution requires, mr. president, and that is what presidents and the senate have done throughout our history. that is why in the past 100 years, the senate has taken action on every single supreme court nominee, even those made during a presidential election year. throughout our history, there have been at least 17 nominees confirmed by the senate in presidential election years. the last of these was justice kennedy in 1988. this history reveals that when the chairman of the judiciary committee said last week -- quote -- "the fact of the matter is that it's been standard practice over the last 80 years to not confirm supreme court nominees during a presidential election year." he was incorrect. the fact of the matter is that since the f

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and an event with u.s. and cuban entrepreneurs. he took a guided tour of old the cobbled streets past ordinary cubans... something even cuban leaders rarely do. obama's first stop was the american embassy in cuba... that re-opened last year after more than 50 years. this is an historic visit and its an historic opportunity to engage with the cuban people. castro will greet obama today at the palace of the revolution. tomorrow, he will join castro for a baseball game between cuba's national team and the tampa bay rays. there's an organization now planning to use donald trump's donations... against him. we'll explain, coming up. plus... what's expected at apple's new product announcement today? we've got a preview next. levee cam meteorologist frank marzullo has your storm tracker forecast for your morning commute ... coming up. weather now anim is today. the headliner is expected to be a smaller version of the i-phone, followed by a smaller version of the i-pad pro. the event will take place at apple's cuper

he was riding the bike with no and he collided with a ford escape. walker, a fourth round draft pick played one season in the nfl. in a statement, john harbaugh said he will never forget his smile. >>> the father of french trained hero spencer stone has been charged in an arson scheme. brian stone is accused of collecting more than $1 million in insurance money after intentionally setting fires at sacramento area commercial buildings. stone faces 13 counts of mail or wire fraud. spencer stone garnered international acclaim declined to comment. >>> a change could come to your box of cereal. general mills will label products in response to a law going into effect in vermont this year. include information. general mills is one of few companies to adopt labeling information about identifying gmos. >>> that is a look at headlines. let's go to dylan with a look at the forecast. >> sheinelle, we are keeping an eye on the nor'easter. now more and more it is looking like the storm will continue to stay out to sea. we have heavy rain through florida. this is t

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and with the puc in bringing out those strong outcomes associated with the water system improvement project we look forward to stronger outcomes moving with the sewer system improvement project thank you, again. >> great. thank you very much any other public comments on this item? >> briefly commissioners i'm mike i've had the luxurious of working part of the g ac for this project i've had an opportunity to do some of the largest sector agreements on puc project this is a precedent the project has 4 extensions starting with $4 billion in 1998 and had two major out takes that had to extend into lake merced and every year 5 years they've extend their agreement and now up to $20 billion because they've had some of the same great opportunities that for local hire contractors and they've found over the last 5 years that most is of bias have been lower as the continuity of the agreement and the metropolitan water district did the east side dam they have similar reaction as this program and extend to the inland feeder for a total of $5 billion so you have what you have groundbreaking and t

provided to them we also have been working with the apartment owner on 11 and kisling with the street we've talked about the number of cars and moving off that street and provided them with a direct point of that contact with the motors and adopted a policy and he posting signs with the employees to surcharge they're properly using that street we are also going to get in touch that the mercedes down kisling street and also install cameras and lighting along kisling street for the improvement of the lighting in the alley the existing sites one and 2 employees and will consolidate the vehicle storage that are currently used down the street and maintain the operation in existence ero 40 years we respectfully are here. your approval and questions >> opening it up for public comment not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm very glad to see an densification of the pdr use that is appropriate the question i would ask it is the increase in parking as it relates to pdr the motion tied to the use and user it is user specific i'll not see densification to the parki

or with men. ben: let's move on from that area and mike woods has the latest forecast in the 60s and 70s. we are learning about the suspects in the latest brussel attack. the two of them are brothers. the ones on the left. >> donald trump and ted cruz pick up delegates in the primary. it's the utah caucus and we have the latest on the democratic race on that side. >> the, the rescue of cheetah cubs. we will tell you about a special surrogacy situation. they look like little sponges. >> you have an issue with animal babies.>> the panda babies are on march 23. this is juliet halley. halley is a female and not . ben: today ? before you just put her in a mood. you guys get in your moods to. ines: oh yes they do! juliet: compared to what ? mike: nothing, nothing. ben: we need to be on equal footing here. robert is smart he is keeping quiet because he is scared. mike: will show you what's happening out there. dry skies for the majority in the tri-state and beyond. just keeping an eye on the showers that

neck item. >> item has to do with with the contract for the total abandonment of parked vehicles. >> authorizes the director of director doing business as san francisco auto the amount of time not to exceed $65.4 million for a term ending march 31st with the option to extend up to 5 years 30 years the director to execute the bayshore lease for two 21 to extend up to 5 years and amending the transportation code to incorporate the customer tow storage and related fees and to step up the san francisco waiver provisions to non-san francisco residents. >> director reiskin. >> yeah. mr. chair and director of finance and technology will present. >> good afternoon. >> thank you that is a simple item i'm going to present it is simply a new contract for our towing services we did a biding process with 3 bids and the current provider auto return won the bid the good news the contract a couple we were recent to reduce the towing fees about 5 percent and we were able to expend the stolen fee waiver fee to everyone so we believe those are very attractive components of this contract and in addition

many, many people agree with me. >> i agree with you. i'm just saying that, you know, you come under fire for it. but yet, you were right in january. and we see the terrorists happening here and warned by the intelligence community and the president won't listen. >> yeah. well, we better get tough and get smart and we getter get vigilant because if we're not vigilant to start off with, we're going to be in big trouble in this country. i'll tell you what. you look at parts of sweden, i don't know if you heard what's going on with a little section where it's all been radicalized. it's just crazy. and they're having tremendous problems. you look at germany. and look at the areas where these people are settling in. i'm tell you what. it is a very, very disturbing thing that's going on in europe. and we're going to have it over here, too. and they just can't do what they're doing. i hope this election takes place fast. i hope i win and believe me they're going back. we won't keep them here. they're going back. >> let me ask you this. today's

we could deal with a little mudslide activity if we get areas with enhancement there with additional rain. still advisories and warnings one to three feet throughout th coming days. showers for portland and seattle and salem throughout today. >>> the west will be improving after a pretty wild weekend. >> how many more days until the end of weekend? >> the 20th. >>> just ahead we have new details on the maryland police officer who was shot and killed in an unprovoked attack. >>> and pope francis celebrates three years. ♪ (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. are you taking a zumba class? pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to

with that. i'm very good with the public and communicate and don't have no issue for [inaudible] >> i mean my question is, are you going to be able to atened all the meetings? are you going to be able to attend all the meetings? >> yes >> i know there are quorum issues so want to make sure-- >> i did have a question because i'm also involved with the commissioner [inaudible] also [inaudible] but that is one hour once a week. >> alright. okay, thank you very much for your presentation and interest in serving. at this time we'll open up item 3 to public comment. any members who wish to speak on item 3? >> [singing] [inaudible] hope you do good good with all your dealing [inaudible] in the sky keep on [inaudible] good luck and [inaudible] >> thank you very much. any other members of the public on item 3? seeing none public comment is closed. at this time we have a nomination? >> i would like it nake a nomination to move kristine nielsen to seat 2 and mrs. bryant to seat 5. >> second by supervisor m

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donald trump's campaign manager arrested, charged with battery over an incident with reporter, police say grabbing her as she tried to ask trump a question. tonight the new video as trump goes on a tirade. >>> hijacked. tonight inside the drama on board a threatened plane when pilots were forced to divert. passengers including americans held hostage by a man wearing what he said was a bomb. >>> cracking the corrode. nbc news has learned who has been helping the fbi break into the san bernardino killer's iphone. >>> blown away by tropical storm force winds, causing a major highway pile-up and a deadly rooftop plunge. >>> and remembering patty duke, the beloved star has died. tonight tributes pouring in from friends, fans and her famous sons. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. donald trump is standing by his man tonight even though his man, campaign manager cory loon doisk, has been charged with battery against a report. it began as a he said -- she said when reporter

>> with a that have the clarification with the police conditions. >> i didn't with the police condition. >> okay on that motion and second same house, same call? >> sure. >> thank you. >> just one clarification the writing here it says midnight we will change to one; correct? >> ; correct. >> good luck to you item no. 7 commission questions or comments. >> anybody. >> the 90s was great. thank you very much. >> all right. new business new agenda items commission anybody? staff? >> okay meeting is adjourned thank you. >> >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of wi

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with mostly clear sky. clouds will start to increase, especially after the lunch hour, and this should lead to another chance of snow tonight. tonight's accumulations look to stay very light with all locations under 2". even with minor accumulation though, roads may be slick for the morning commute. in the wake of this system, both thursday and friday should stay chilly, but quiet. going into the weekend, a strong warm front arrives and we should start to rachet the temperatures up day-by-day. plan on 40s on saturday with 50s likely on sunday. next week continues to look warmer with widespread 60s, but also accompanied by a chance of showers and storms.today: increasing clouds high: 32-38 winds: s 5-15 tonight: snow likely low: 26-32 winds: e 5-15 tomorrow: chance of light snow early high: 32-38 win: ne 5-10anks kaj. presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton proved the polls were right with big wins on super tuesday. the other candidates have not dropped out of the race -- at least not to thi

people want to work with us. i guess that >> i guess that emphasizes what you and the secretary have alluded to. i have made to bankruptcy the region, and i think the desire for people to develop stronger bilateral relationships with the united states has probably never been greater, and frankly with our partners, particularly those with whom we have a treaty obligation, our relationship has probably never been deeper. but when you talk about opportunities, the one thing we probably have not had in the last multilateral relationships and interoperability's concerned with conducting everything required in the region, or that multilateralism serving as a deterrent to those who might want to be destabilizing the region. there is the opportunity from those relationships. the issue we have not talked about in detail his opportunities for training. in the pacific -- as in the pacific, joint training is required to maintain readiness. we are looking for opportunities to maintain readiness even as we conduct exercises an

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let me start with hallie jackson in brookfield with ted cruz. good morning. >> hey, there, jose. >> how are you? let's talk a little about what we can expect, which is in minutes now, scott walker endorsing a candidate. but cruz is going forward on this very important race in that state. >> yeah, jose, and he's really pushing hard in wisconsin. there's a couple ways you can sort of set the scene for today. what you're hearing ted cruz do in wisconsin is not pivot more to jobs and national security but what we have seen over the last 24 hours is cruz essentially upping his call for donald trump to debate him one-on-one. you heard him demand that donald trump come and debate him tonight here in wisconsin. that's because there are dueling town halls that are set to come. first one candidate than the other. cruise wants to combine them into one mano a mano debate. donald trump is responding to the call on twitter saying, hey, i won all the debates. why does ted cruz want to debate again? this is something we're seeing triggal out throughout the day

it provides for doing more exercising and so forth with the baltic states, with poland, with ro maybea aromania and so for. and for equipment sets there that our troops fall on. so the europe iaan mission, it extremely important. we're adjusting to act fa we haven't had to face in a quarter century that we have a russia that is threatening western europe and we need a new play book that goes with that. i regret to say that but there it is. that's what the european reassurance initiative is all about. separately, you're right. this is something general breed love and general dunford watch very closely. the protection of our people. that's a paramount concern to us everywhere. force protection. everywhere overseas. but europe also. and so we watch that very carefully and we're making -- taking steps to work with our host countries to increase the protection. we're taking steps ourselves with our own people, procedural and technical steps. we can go into them with you in another setting. but it's extremely important. our people are protecting us. we owe them protection as well. >> the on

it requires they have a relationship with us. it has to be with us. the chinese tok offer security assurances for north korea. that is not where i think we ought to go. let me tell you one or two other things about japan. understand this deal with bilateral. there were not six parties. the united states met with the north koreans. afterwards, every single time we met with north koreans in geneva, afterwards we met with a small delegation from the republic of korea and a small thatation from japan within in residence in geneva. i debriefed them on what happened during the day. i would say very often those sessions of debriefing were very difficult with the representatives from the republic of korea who were suspicious that we americans were selling them out. that was amber, theme for the president of south korea at the time, which made things difficult for us. the only person who really enjoyed the way the south koreans were torturing those of us doing the negotiations, the north koreans who would not hesitate to pull my strength when we got in -- my s

in kentucky, trumpon with a narrow margin, 36% of the vote with cruz's 32%. trump walked away in louisiana. >> todd: in kansas sanders won with nearly 70% of the vote. in louisiana, clinton came out with a huge victory of 70%. delegate mmath. lead. the mixed verdict h slightly shifted moat men tum of the presidential race. >> neki: local 10's sanela sabovic joins news the neeroom with the candidates' reaction. >> reporter: good morning, neki and todd. a showdown. texas senator ted cruz and donald trump winning big and hillary clinton secured a key state. on the heels of a super tuesday win, donald trump had yet he was in west palm beach saturday celebrating his wins in louisiana and kentucky. in his speech, he congratulated ted cruz with a bit of sarcasm while also tauntingng florida senator marco rubio telling him he should just bow out. >> i want to congratulate ted on maine and kansas. he should do well in maine because it is very close to canada. let's face i. i think marco -- marco rubio had a very, very bad night. and personally i would call for him to

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senator cruz in second with 22% and senator rubio with 17%, kasich in fourth with 13%. a brand new monmouth university michigan poll shows trump on top and then cruz and rubio and here with reaction, republican presidential candidate donald trump. good to see you. there's a fox 2 poll with you up by 13. in the biggest state in tomorrow's contest. how do you feel about where you are in michigan? >> well, you just made me feel very good. i hadn't heard these numbers. those numbers are really terrific. i love the people of michigan. i'm fighting hard for them. i'm talking about the car companies going out to mexico. i won't let it happen. we won't lose the industries anymore. we have been the foolish country for so long with this free trade but it's not free trade because it doesn't work. not working. you look at the deficits we have so i think michigan and the people of michigan know really they know that i'm going to protect them. they're great people. >> everyone says when you talk about this fighting for tougher trade deals and protectionist. i hear you're going to go

assuming the parent and family at home is on board with where the student is we work with that student to be sure that whatever services, whatever representation that student needs is met and so we have some students who identify as who present themselves as their identityed jnder but know one knows but the school administrator and social worker and have others who are broad about the process. does that answer? >> yes, thank you >> we are the first district nationally and one of the first in the state to successfully follow the state law what must be kept in records and change the roster to identify the gender identity and name of a student. this was just a sample of what we-the form we use to put it in here for you to see. we do have had computer glitchs but it is a system that seems to be working who want this. the challenge is we need a parent signature for this piece, so that if we have a older student who may want something changed on the roster we have to have a signature of the family for this. >> here we wanted to give a overview of a lot of the community partners that we work

we had a family with children with down syndrome.hey want to make sure that when they are gone they have economic security for their kids. i worked on a bipartisan basis to pass legislation to provide more security. congresswoman edwards has been in congress for eight years. she has not been there for her constituents. you don't have to take my word for it. the washington post has reported about the notorious lack of constituent services in her office. most recently, the baltimore sun reported on employees who came to her because they believed they had been discriminated against and had lower pay. they did not believe that they got a fair hearing. on all of these issues, when you hear of a problem what kind of action do you take? she says she likes to walk in other people's shoes. she hasn't in their. that's been widely reported. rep. edwards: thank you for the question. when i first came to congress, the first thing i did because i had been visiting schools across my district for kids were receiving free lunch, i had the asker schoo

conference call with michael pearson. still ahead, financing with art.ers are putting up their valuable artwork as collateral. that is coming up next. ♪ vonnie: we are a look at the south african rand. it reached 16 per u.s. dollar. it is up over 3%. this continues as the finance minister and the directors for priority claim an investigation. they are saying that they will try to ensure that they answer questions. speaking of emerging-market currencies, we open with the russians currency up 71. that is being strengthened by 1.6% of the u.s. dollar. right, in today's pursuits, we're talking about art as collateral. if you are one of the lucky owners of a masterpiece, athena art financers is allowing collectors of high-end art to cash in on the liquidity of their collections. to borrow.re eager they join us now to discuss. thank you. what kind of demand is there for this kind of service? might tend to need liquidity? in theliquidity is market perception to balance the sheet. we seeing more and more of our collections coming to the idea that they are invest

trump leading with 456. cruz in second with 363. marco rubio, who had three three-place finishes and won four yesterday has 153. surprising upset against clinton in michigan, but she scored a decisive victory in mississippi by more than 65 points. that pushed clinton over the halfway mark in the race for delegates needed to lock up that nomination. >> we have complete coverage this morning. we'll talk to donald trump live in a moment. let us begin with nbc national correspondent peter alexander. good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. another strong showing overnight for donald trump. he's padded his delegate lead, reclaimed momentum in the race and now has shown his ability to clinch the republican nomination will hinge heavily on how well he can do in next week's super tuesday, when it's winner take off. tonight, donald trump. i will tell you. >> reporter: donald trump celebrating another step toward the republican nomination with what, at times, felt more like a late night infomercial. >> the magazine is great, take one. one,

first a look outside with the let' s get straight to she' s in the weather center with the latest. good morning, candace. >> reporter: pockets of rain falling over northern portions it' - the viewing area. we' ll see the bulk of showers by the time we head to 2, 3:00 this afternoon. look at weather and the moderate rain moving into portions of volusia county, daytona beach and 95. the relatively soggy start with light showers and moderate rain continues to spread inland through deleon springs and land as well. more showers reported out there in the villages and wildwood on the turnpike as well as 75. most of this will continue to track towards the south/southeast throughout the next couple of hours, but you can see here with the future radar not showing much. most of the heavy rain still to ll continue to see all that rain start making its way into the area by 2- 3:00 this afternoon. if you' re heading out to runaway country later on today, make sure to have the cowboy boots for the early morning and the rain boots for the afternoon. right now the temperatures are in the upper 60s