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. >> good morning steve and anna. this started in the 6:00 p.m. in the parking lot of an apartment complex where random woman was shot in a drive by shooting. the rampage continued when a father and son looking at cars together at a nearby dealership were gunned down. 15 minutes after that, five people were shot and killed outside of a cracker barrel restaurant including a 14-year-old girl. shortly after midnight, police arrested the 45-year-old man they say is responsible. he didn't resist or put up a fight and weapons were found inside his car. we are working to confirm his identity and the question still remains though is why. >> this is your worst nightmare where you have somebody just driving around randomly killing people. there's usually a rhyme or reason to it and in this particular case we're not finding that. hopefully when we interview the individual he'll disclose that

anna: -- without anna: the hospital taking measures to protect against the flu. reporter: right now, just children under the age of 12 will be restricted, but there is no need to panic, hospital officials tell us. they are making these restrictions just as a precaution. they have seen a small increase in southeastern north airliner of flu cases as well as -- southeastern north carolina of flu cases. so far, the season has not been all that bad. for now, they are restricting children under the age of 12 at the medical campuses here, the medical center in fayetteville as well as in houck, pundit and blatant counties. dr. clifton hawkes says his children for whom the flu virus can be easily spread. dr. hawkes says the cases he has seen so far just haven't in that severe. -- haven't been that severe. still, they are not taking any chances and restrictions will remain in effect for at least the next few weeks. we will keep you updated. joel: meantime, we are just hours away from another homecoming celebration at fort bragg. more than 160 paratroopers of the 82nd airbo

anna: the shooting happened on laurel street. joel: the police chief said it began as a possible drug arrest. neighborhood all afternoon with breaking new developments. jon: this crowd is thinning somewhat. aside from the thinning crowd, still a lot of agitated people. folks are very skeptical about the limited information coming from police. many convinced this happened just like the narrative that formed about it right after the shooting. 23-year-old akhil jenkins -- akil denkins was shot coming out of the store. we have already seen the nation of islam on scene. we asked the mother of the man who we believe was shot police. still some question about his

anna cavel, al jazeera, south sudan. >>> a film that is based around a group of journalists exposing a ring of pedophile priests is the surprise win are of best picture. leonardo dicaprio won for best actor, and brie larson won for best actress. now it was over before it even began. >> three two one zero.okay we have launch abort. proceeding to next section. >> spacex had to cancel its launch just moments before liftoff. was about to lift off when on board computers aborted the mission for the third time in a week. and china is planning to send a second space laboratory into earth orbit later this year, astronauts will live on board for several days, having a complete space station in orbit, by 2022. plenty for you on our website, aljazeera.com. >> oh, this is so great! >> um hmm. >> annie! >> it is a video that is extremely personal. >> our fears are dancing between us. >> yeah? >> a woman's private pain examined for scientific research. >> it's so healing. >> instead of holding us down. >> she's on one of america's most popular party drugs. forget what you've heard about "molly", "

we will tell you what it looks anna? anna: it may feel like spring, but the flu is spiking in some areas, and it is f we will give you a look at what you need to know and what is at john: biggest primary day of the election season. barbara: i will introduce you to an ama joel: well, tomorrow is the biggest day before the primary voting. the candidate's not in the lead are hoping to survive and onslaught. marci gonzalez. marci: today, the jets are flying. mr. trump: he could not be elected talk catcher. mr. rubio: we are not going to let a con artist take over the mr. cruz: the only people who can beat donald trump is us. marci: 1610 delegates at stake. mrs. clinton: america has never stopped being great at what we whole. mr. sanders: we can get the nomination. shows 49% of republican voters support donald trump. mr. trump: get him out. get him out. marci: rushing off controversies over this endorsement from david duke. >> would you say unequivocally that you condemn them and you do not want to their support. >> well, i h

anna cavel, al jazeera, south sudan. >>> chief security affairs minister has also called for greater cooperation between local government agencies and security forces to prevent the spread of radical ideology in fan tan province, follows an attack on the capital jakarta last month alread. >>> already causing food shortages around the country. step vaessen reports from east timor. >> most plants die because of a lack of water. planting season was delayed because monsoon rains started two months late. >> translator: this year rain only fell a couple of times. sometimes, rain are heavy but sometimes it's only drizzle and sometimes it's only cloudy and there's no rain at all. >> reporter: the weather phenomenon em19 yoa which is predicted to reach its peak this month, many parts of indonesia rice har vises ar harvests are o fail. even this won't be enough to save their crops. their corn plants should have been this high by now and food stocks are running low. this is all the corn that they have left from last year's harvest. meals have already been cut back and they're hungry. >> transla

anna cavell, al jazeera, juba south sudan. >>> a student has given a tiff or televised apology for stealing a banner in north korea. >> it is the first public appearance of 21-year-old otto, confessing to severe crimes against the state. >>> south of the border, opposition politician he are still talking in the south korean capital seoul in a record break parliamentary session. speaking for seven days in a filibuster a deliberate delaying tactic. harry fawcett has more. >> this is incredibly rare in south korean politics. nothing like this has happened since 1969. the reason it's happening now is twofold, this is an incredibly contentious legislation, something the opposition has been protesting against. but it's been languishing in committee and it's time to bring it to a vote. one, there is the threat of north korea after the recent rocket launch and before that the nuclear test. also, there's the issue of middlmiddle eastern groups, sucs el nusra and i.s.i.l. anyone suspected of terrorism activity to have their phones tapped and their bank records accessed by the government and so the op

. >>> from the capital juba anna cavel reports. >> too often in the obstetrical wing women die from lack of blood. >> if she doesn't get blood she will eventually suffer heart failure and die. >> joyce's mother was willing to donate and wasn't a match. her father was a match, refused to give her his blood. be the hospital couldn't help either. >> there are only nine units of blood and all be designated for specific patients. they haven't received any blood for over a month now. >> reporter: a lack of understanding about blood transfusions often prevents people from donating even from the same family. joyce is far from an isolated case. in the maternity ward, this woman was in desperate need ever blood but her family wouldn't donate. >> they some are fearing screeningfearingscreening, theye known all right? their bloou blood status. some feel if the blood is taken from them they may develop diseases and all this. >> until cultural attitudes around donating blood change giving birth in south sudan will continue to be a great risk. >> still to come this hour. >> i never should have allowed

one passenger was killed and old anna haw and -- bruce without bond. >>> a nasty fire scorched through businesses in sanford. that's where we find emma wright . any word on what sparked the fire? >> reporter: people have been out here all day going through what is left of these buildings. i did talk with the owner earlier this morning. he says he estimates he lost over $600,000. he says not only did he lose a ton of money, he also lost his life's work. robert douglas walks on top of 41 years of work scavenging for pieces of his former life, a family business lost in a weekend fire. do. >> reporter: the fire stable department says the fire started during the afternoon. jimmy mcginnis like many fire started and says he watched it from a distance. up. smoke. >> reporter: although robert douglas says he hadn't made a countertop or cabinet in years, equipment and materials ready to go and his sons also-ran businesses on the property. a comic book store and an office for property rentals. >> i lost a lot of money and tools. i was still using the shop to help my son and his rental properties.

anna ha died when the car that she was driving and ran off strickland road and hit a tree. the driver, 21-year-old bruce goodman, and another passenger were not seriously hurt. he is facing amid -- a host of charges. just after 6:00 this morning a vehicle struck a pedestrian at south miami boulevard and lumley road. durham police arrived at the scene and found the man in the middle of the road. they believe that he was sideswiped by the mirror of a passing car. he was taken to the hospital injuries. mother and her twin girls are safe this afternoon. she and her twin girls are doing fine this afternoon, they say. they appeared or disappeared saturday at 3:00. headed to walmart. barbara: just ahead, what did he do that had the president awarding him the medal of honor this morning? john: plus the parents of a wake student had a chance to speak out. when the student suspensions take place? barbara: a live look downtown on this beautiful afternoon. don schwenneker says that the rain is coming back this week. don: we do have sunshine and gorges conditions tomorrow, but you will

a passenger, 23-year-old, anna haw, died in the crash. guzman and a second passenger were not seriously hurt. >>> 8:35. this weekend you have a chance to get a jump on spring and ice cream. >>> plus, time for super find out how you can save harris teeter and there is a sweet deal in raleigh at apex. >> here to tell us how we can save some cash is our wral smart shopper, faye prosser. let's start with harris teeter. >> there offering another super double promotion where they are doubling coupons that are two the promotions started yesterday and runs through today and tomorrow. it is a short one, only three days this time, but there are lots of deals as you can see from the screen. these are all things i purchased yesterday, things like pasta, lots of yogurt, we got a lot of yogurt in my house. chicken breast, proteins to impressed daisies, colgate toothpaste, peanut butter, all our house. i actually would have paid $98 for all of these things, but what i actually paid was eight dollars. so, you've got to love that. you can see the receipt

anna lee bell was born in georgia february 29th, 1908. you can say that she has seen it all. lived through world war i and world war ii, the great depression, the civil rights movement and much more. but, her family says that she always lived a simple life. >> she has kept it simple. and no stress, no aggravation. >> reporter: she's among one of 42 grandchildren, she has over 100 great grandchildren, too. lots of wisdom. knowledgeable, because she still recognizes us. i mean, when you walk into the room, she knows us by name. >> reporter: she says her grandmother never smoked or drank alcohol and has been a vegetarian more than half a century. >> she loved to garden, green thumb, she can make anything grow. >> after turning the big 100, she revved countless awards, birthday cards and other gifts, three years ago, on her 105th birthday, president obama personally wrote her a birthday letter. >> how do you feel today? >> young. >> who can blame her for feeling young. >> i feel young. >> why is that? >> don't do what young folks do today. >> reporter: jackie orozco, fox 35 news.

here's anna daniels with today's money watch. >> on friday, the dow closed down 57 point and the nasdaq up 8. a cyber hack in the irs is worse than thought. they said scammers gained access to $700,000 accounts. the information stolen includes data that could be used to file a false tax return and collect a refund. the irs is mailing notifications. >>> the german auto maker says the robot can't handle customized options offered to its customers. turns out more than 400,000 vehicles a year. >>> ben and jerry's is going vee began which has peanut butter chunky. it will be made with almond milk instead of cream. that's your cbs 4 money watch report. log onto cbs4moneywatchreport. i'm hanna daniels. >>> it's 41 degrees. >> there was a mix up on the red carpet and why some say we all love whoopi, but we don't all look alike: >>> the basketball team hoping to play into april, but yesterday the -- bucks played their final home game of the season. it senior night for josh. big dunk and bucks up 6. as sharp on sunday. they let the sun devils hang around longer than planned. but scott not going t

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. >> anna, it's been a privilege to speak to you. the largest recruiter in ireland talking about politics. >> it's going to fall, as opposed to fail, fianna fail. >> i wasn't even allowed to say doyle picked by my producer because he said i couldn't pronounce it. and the convention that fianna fail would have to convene. we're all learning here. >> or the t-shark. >> and tonista -- i'm getting all kinds here from our producer here. >> brilliant. steve, thank you very much. at the irish stations. >>> the italian prime minister showed his trendy side by stopping in on the opening of milan's fashion week. he said he wouldn't be going every year. claudio is in milan, he kept a dapper figure, claudia? >> well, renzi's presence was noticed more here more than the words he may not come every year, but the fact that he did come. at this event, it's the first time that an italian prime minister has participated. it's a strong message that comes to the italian economy, about 75% of the $62 billion that this sector generates is in fact exported

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anna: thank you so much. manus: why the economy remains ronnie's -- the prime minister's primary target. we go to toronto. ♪ -- manus: let's get to your bloomberg first wellness. nejra: good morning. the indian finance minister is third touch.is he says gdp growth will accelerate to 7.6% and says india must continue. island is facing this prospect of a grand alliance. prime minister is expected to finish ahead of the pack, but will have to negotiate a coalition with other parties. the outgoing government suffered a huge loss of support with voters angry at spending cuts. the leader of britain's opposition labor party says he will advise his party in some capacity. in an interview, mr. corbyn says he is interested because of his experience and europe. brexit willays a cause ruptures in the eu. the u.s. secretary is also weighin in. he thinks britaqin should remain within the eu. unitedee a stronger kingdom, a stronger europe, a stronger global economy, and a more secure world with the united kingdom and the

kimberly: and then there is anna, one of the 1%. >> i know people are going to ask me if i'm the grandmother. kimberly: she co-authored a book. her family was grieving after the death of her 12-year-old son. her family was shocked when she got pregnant naturally at age 46 . the age that she dreaded because that is when her mother died. the last time her son asked when she was having another baby was two weeks before she lost him. >> this baby is always wanted. my husband and daughter a very excited. i know that jack, this is something he always wanted, too. kimberly: took dramatically different paths, but they have learned that motherhood at midlife is absolutely possible. kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. leon: food for thought. alison: we have to talk about the weather. what a day. it was perfect. and technically today is my favorite day every four days. leap day! alison: he is a special party in his yard. degrees -- don't -- 65 degrees with the high temperature sunday at reagan national, will above average this time of year. we are now 55, mainly clear skies right now. the clouds in the early

one of the passengers, 20-year-old anna hogg, died. another person in the car was >>> after weeks of speculation, the carolina hurricanes made the official announcement this afternoon. erik stall is headed to new york to play with the rangers. the veteran captain has played with the hurricanes for more than ten years. in the trade for stall, the canes acquired center alexi. stall leaves the hurricanes during all-time leader in north carolina history in games played, goals, assists, points, hat tricks, penalty minutes, power play goals, short-handed goals and game-winning goals. of course, he was also here to win the stanley cup. many hope this move is a good one for stall and the kings. >> willing to weigh them. i mean, he didn't have to do that. he did that in order to allow us to do this, and, you know, we feel it gives us some building blocks to continue to move forward in the direction we want to go. >> it's what they're paid to do is make those kind of hard decisions, and sad to see him go. actually, but it -- hopefully it'll be t

anna's mistress had a brother who impregnated anna. this was so long ago, we don't know if anna was raped, but for enslaved women, there was no such thing as consent, because they didn't own their bodies. so victor was born of anna and antoine. he would have been considered what they called in louisiana a quadroon, three quarters european, and enslaved by his own family. this is one instance we know of for certain. over 100 years of ownership, of all these 350 four people, we know there were many, many more people born here of enslaved mothers and white fathers. and those children born of those enslaved women belonged to their own family, would not necessarily be treated better, and would sometimes be treated worse because usually there was a white wife somewhere in there who understood where those children were coming from. so, the separation between enslaved people and enslavers was not really there. there was a lot of mixing in terms of sexual assault, in terms of actual relationships. certainly here in louisiana, a lot of people of

sanctions could be inspections of all ships sailing to and from north korea, a ban on mineral exports, anna a ban travelels -- and restrictions on senior leaders. on center you need -- aung san revolt,is facing a protesting amending part of the constitution barring her from the presidents. the article bars anyone with foreign family from the post. british, asband was are her two sons. she is negotiating with the army to repeal or suspend the clause. -- ireland facing the prospect of a grand alliance with no majority. they will have to negotiate a coalition with potentially to other parties. ,aced with a traditional rival the outgoing government suffered a huge loss of support with voters angry at spending cuts and tax rises. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. rishaad: up next, a law former -- firm reporting troubling results, and shares take a dive. details, next. ♪ rishaad: shares of slater and , the are down 20% a loss of sixting and a million dollars in write-downs. >> that's right. the result was due out last week. trading was su

. >> reporter: anna and nick williams have been watching this home invasion. for years. >> i can remember there was a spider the sides of her palm. >> and we'd be like, put that down. put that down. >> and then five turns into ten. >> reporter: purchases and discoveries and gifts. >> hard shell. >> reporter: then -- voila. critical mass. >> i really like the museums a lot and i thoughtaway not -- why not have my own museum? >> reporter: which led to the tiny natural history museum had miller sharing his big sister's bedroom. you don't have your own room anymore. that's cool? >> i have an idea -- whose idea it was? >> just help. >> reporter: something you should know. >> it's also called dinosaur poop. >> reporter: about 10-year-old maria. >> it doesn't gross her out. >> i don't think the homeowners' association, you can have like a -- you know, a museum in your house. >> there's no rule against it. >> reporter: maria -- read the bylaws. >> i remember coming home one time and asking her well, if i give you $10 can i be a lifetime member? and she said well, no,

circle. 20-year-old anna hall was pronounced dead. guzman. he is facing list of charges. >>> the hashtag "thank you raleigh in honor of now former carolina hurricane eric staal. the canes made the announcement this afternoon after weeks of speculation about a trade deal. lauren haviland has the latest on the trade. >> reporter: well, eric staal found out about the confirmed trade early this afternoon. he was actually already here at pnc arena ready to take on the st. louis blues. when the canes moved to raleigh here in 1997, staal started his career here, too. but now staal is headed to new york where he will play for the rangers. it in exchange, the canes acquired a second-round pick in the 2016 and the 2017 nhl draft. staal leaves the hurricanes as the team's all-time leader during its north carolina history in games played, goals, assists, points, hat tricks, goal, shorthanded goals, and game winning goals. of course, he was also here when the team won the stanly cup. from the canes fans to the general manager, most everyone is sad to see

. >> anna, how about you? who has won your vote and why? >> i would say bernie sanders. he seems like a genuine person and a genuine candidate, and i feel like i really connect with that. >> reporter: so, joy, five of the seven candidates from both parties have made their way to alabama. dr. carson has an event planned tomorrow in montgomery at auburn university. the other four, ted cruz, marco rubio, donald trump have all -- and hillary clinton have been through alabama in the past 24 hours. there's not a lot of drama if you look at the polls. hillary clinton with a big lead over bernie sanders in the most recent poll, about 30 points -- almost 30 points. donald trump up double digits over marco rubio. so it looks like that pattern that we saw in south carolina is going to repeat itself here in alabama in 48 hours. joy? >> all right. thank you very much nbc's ron mott in birmingham, alabama. appreciate it. okay. again, we are awaiting donald trump to take the stage in huntsville, alabama. you can see the crowd getting warmed up. a lot of eyes on this rally after the com

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for over a year now, frank anna-zeski, has remained off the streets. "most of my life, i've been stable, then homeless, then stable, then homeless...it was kind of rough." but he broke the cycle when he heard about polk county's "rapid re-housing" program... the program is just two years old, but it's helped over 300 homeless persons like anna-zeski find affordable housing, and keep them in it. "i've actually been able to get my business started. something i've been struggling with - when i do get stabilized, i try to do it. and then something happens, and i end up homeless again." the program helps pay for anna-zeski's housing and partners him with a case worker who ensures his mental health issues are treated, and his dream to run his own computer repair business takes off. "because they look around at all the aspects of what a person needs to stay stable. a lot of places a place,' and throw them in there, and let them loose." but anna-zeski represents just one of over 13-hundred people in polk county who rely on these types of mental health and disa

cg: anna keil/student) (sot) "probably throw a football around too." others take advantage of the weather by jogging... biking... and eating lunch outdoors. (sot) "i get like, kind of like feeling many iowans have. and hart hopes this hint of spring - is here to stay. (sot) "i hope it doesn't snow again. i really hope it doesn't snow." we've got you covered in iowa city... hillary maglin... kwwl news. here in waterloo -- three of the city's golf courses are also set to this week -- due to the spring-like weather... and if these temps. hav you looking forward to summer -- you're not alone... more than forty of the newest boat and r-v models are on display at the dubuque boat and r-v show at the grand river center. this master craft speedboat is one of the main attractions. organizers say spending time in a boat -- is like being on your own personal vacation. "get in to a boat, and then like every weekend, whenever you get a chance, you can go out together, just a great way to spend the summer." the boat and r-v show continues today... time now is...comi

on anna maria island. you folks walking on the beach getting the merit -- morning constitutional and. a beautiful day today. again. a chill in the air temperatures in the 40s. saw a couple in the 30s earlier but it is warming up. it will be warming this afternoon and more warmth into the workweek as promised. pushing up near 80. doppler radar, clear. post coast-to-coast doppler scans from melbourne and at the rest can radar site. things showing a few clouds as we later in the satellite composite. these clouds coming in from the west bringing in a milky sky. including tampa where it is 49. winds from the east north waste 3 miles per hour. calm winds in clearwater. 46 degrees currently and 85 in the east northeast at 13. 37 northern part of the state. 36 jacksonville in tallahassee. miami and key west 63. take a look at the national map now and you will notice one thing. it is not really bitterly cold anywhere. look at the one from dallas and 56 up to st. louis, 52. minneapolis 38. today we will keep 38 with

look at this beautiful shot along anna maria island. 48 tampa. st. petersburg 54. the sun comes up and things are looking good. we will be up to 73 or 75 by later today. as we see the temperatures definitely warm. most accurate seven-day, more warmth into the workweek and a friend on wednesday. or a whopping 58 degrees today. to you think that's enough to get a tan? >> new york city? >> you have to head inside. it's oscars. my favorite. have you seen the hysterical new promo from chris rock and jimmy kimmel? take a look. >> they're letting me do things my way this os xarps here's my solution when someone talks too long. >> i never dreamed. ah! >> get ready for the shortest show in history. >> get ready for chris rock and jim jimmy kimmel after the show. >> i could have used that at family dinners. for the first time ever, nominees had to submit a list of thank yous beforehand. all winning speeches will have a scrolling list of those thank yous at the bottom of the screen. this is the 11th jimmy kimmel live special after the oscars. >> he's got a huge lineup. no tas

the challenges a way to keep anna reddick a pythons that of >> that would do it for it is nam and here is what we are working on. a deadly mistake, a teenager playing with a gun accidentally shoots another teenager. now one of them instead and the other facing serious charges. >>> still more questions than answers in the case of the baby reportedly kidnapped. she was found safe in orlando, how did this happen? >>> plus, a big win for hillary clinton and south carolina. cbs 4 this sunday morning begins right now. >>> thank you for making us a part of your morning, our meteorologists is here with a look at our weather. >> we have a few more clouds. alive look outside at our biscay they camera -- this game -- biscayne bay camera. look at this gorgeous sunrise. snap and share, we love them. thank you, chris, from sharing this from hollywood beach. we have a relatively light wind coming in from the north anywhere from around six light wind coming in from the north anywhere from around 6 to 10 miles problem. a mix of clouds and sunshine, a becomes east, 10 to 15. >>> now, at teenager playing

pete sitting in for tucker and juliette here for anna. it's super tuesday. hundreds of delegates up for grabs. all eyes on donald trump as marco rubio, ted cruz go full bore out of donald trump. eight out of 11 states he's comfortably in the lead there and that's why they unleashed a barrage of insults. >> you see everyone pointing their fire at donald trump, not just on the republican side. if you watch hillary clinton's speech last night, it was all about trump. she was framing her opposition to trump. you got marco rubio trying to go after him punch by punch trying to maintain a two-man race deal and you got ted cruz going after his taxes. everyone is pointing at donald trump because right now it's undenial. he's the frontrunner and he's way away going into super tuesday. >>> let's listen to some of the back and forth. >> it's amazing to me that a guy with the worst spray tan in america is attacking me for putting on make-up? he's flying around on hair force one and tweeting -- >> his defense for not releasing his tax returns, well, gosh, i'm being audite

and i never loss sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege. we know that every day. >> there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do. >> he was known as the most dangerous man alive. >> if i started murdering people, there would be none of you left. >> in 1987, the "today" show went to san quentin state prison and interviewed the infamous charles manson. he was unshackled and unapologetic. >> you know, if i wanted to kill somebody, i'd take this book and beat you to death with it. and i wouldn't feel a thing. >> the interview sparked controversy within nbc. >> we here on the "today" show staff debated among ourselves whether to air his answers. half or

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