mitchell was also named to the first team all sec. south carolina opens play in the sec tournament friday in jacksonville. the southern conference basketball tournament begins this weekend in asheville and coaches in the league say this year there are probably eight different teams that could snag the dance. croone has been named as player of the year a big reason why they have had the success they have had this season. fuhrman has a buye in the first round of the conference tournament. the head coach says now they want to go win it all. >> we're one of those teams that has a chance to beat anyone as well. we have beat everybody at some points in season. whoever is playing their best here this weekend. has got a chance to win it all. >> fuhrman opens the tournament against greensboro on saturday at 8:30 p.m. they have got a late game saturday night that conference there is no clear-cut favorite. >> the rain is coming. some of -- take a look at live super doppler. you can see the showers spreading across north georgia. no watches, no w

andrea mitchell. she covers the hillary clinton campaign. hallie jackson and kristen welker and katie tur who is on the donald trump beat. welcome all. sorry that i am sucking up holiday time. i appreciate it. >> that's all right. >> obviously a bizarre week, andrea, in so many ways. i want to go because what i think could have been the story of this week was this unbelievable editorial board interview that donald trump did with the washington post. i'm going to play a longer excerpt of it and get you to respond. >> if you could substantially reduce the risk of harm to our ground troops, would you use the battlefield nuclear weapon to take out isis? >> i don't want to use nuclear. rubio hit me, bush hit me. when i said low energy, he's a low energy individual. he hit me first. by the way, he spent $18 million worth of negative ads on me. >> this is about isis. you would not -- >> by the way, could i do one thing? this is a very good looking group of people. could i just go around so i know who the hell i'm talking about. >> when he excerpted

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chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, hallie jackson covering the white house, kristen welker covering the beat and katy tur on the donald trump beat. welcome all. sorry i'm sucking up holiday time, but i appreciate it. obviously a bizarre week, andrea, in so many ways. but i want to go because what i think could have been the story of the week was this unbelievable editorial board interview that donald trump did with "the washington post." let me play a longer excerpt of it and get you to respond. >> if you could substantially reduce the risk of harm to ground troops, would you use a battlefield nuclear weapon to take out isis? >> i don't want to use -- i don't want to start the process of nuclear. remember, one thing that everybody has said, i'm a counterpuncher. rub yoio hit me, bush hit me, w i said low energy, he's a low energy individual. he hit me first. by the way, spent $18 million worth of negative ads on me. >> this is about isis. you would not use -- >> by the way, could i do one thing? this is a very good looking group of people. can i go around and so i kn

nbc's andrea mitchell is in miami with that part of the story. >> good morning, matt. bernie sanders is about to vote in burlington, vermont. you see a live shot of the polling place in burlington. hillary clinton is so far ahead in the biggest states voting today. she's already looking beyond bernie sanders to a general election matchup. her strategy against the most likely republican nominee, donald trump. >> republicans want to sell the same snake oil. >> reporter: today as voters head to the polls, hilary kinlary clinton trying to clid fisolididi her lead and bernie sanders trying to hold on. clinton is crushing sanders 2:1 in oklahoma, a new poll has sanders topping clinton. >> it is time for massachusetts to lead the political revolution. >> reporter: in massachusetts, sanders' backyard, they're locked in a tight race. >> they've been after me for 25 years and i'm still standing. >> reporter: hours before super tuesday, the state department released the final batch of e-mails from clinton's private server she used as secretary of state. it's a place republicans v

also, let's bring back andrea mitchell, as well. tom, tell me about the early years of knowing them. >> well, when i first met them, he was running for governor of california, obviously. she was, from the very beginning, an important counsel for him. everybody said, you have to or nancy believes we ought to be doing this or not this. she was always kind of on gourduard. i remember when he was running for a second term, i was in a room with a lot of their friends. including jimmy stewart's wife. she was kissing everybody around the room and got to me and went like this. i said, mrs. reagan, whatever i have, it's not catching. she laughed and leaned over and kissed me. that was the beginning of a personal relationship, as well. >> you mentioned over the years, you stayed in touch and became personal friends, and spoke with her rather recently. >> on february 6th, the birthday i shared with the president. we talked every year, exchanged notes. i saw her last summer for tea. she was not as responsive as i hoped she'd be. by february 6th

mitchell is claiming self-defense but prosecutors claim mitchell snapped. he remains in jail tonight. >> lisa: new information tonight about an undercover florida officer who was shot three times. his family says he is now awake, speaking and sitting up. the detective's name is not being released because of his undercover work. but the jacksonville sheriff's office says the detective continues to improve but is the officer was shot on wednesday after pulling over a car that was driving erratically. he was so the in the head, upper body and hand. the suspect was shot by two other officers and also remains in the hospital. >> julie: right now, the gates just opened at the air show on the space coast. this year, there's a twist. this year for the first time, the show will also include nighttime performances with a special illuminated plane. the evening show starts around 6:00. the three-day event is at the space coast regional airport in titusville. this is video from our news partners at "florida today" from last year. >> ginger: it looks awesome. we're less

at the time the alleged victim cary mitchell was the keyas t witness in a rea really he high profile murder of a serialial killer in utah. roberts was 27 and a federal f prosecutor in that case.ec he will be challenging tuthehe woman's allegations in court. ct according to the utah general'sl office they looked into this ana found evidence of intimate int relationship between the two but roberts d because at the time in 1981 the alleged victim who was 16 was6as old enough to consent to sexual relations under utah law.ta l now that has since changed to 18 years old. old moving forward, judge robertsob could face congressional -- a congressional investigation as a result of these allegations. that's the very latest here inse north we have. back to you in the studio. >> all right.ig annie thank you for that. t allison back with a check on tho other stories making headliness this morning.this morni good morning, al.ning, >> good morning to all of you.i we begin on capitol hill today michigan's governor ricknor r schneider will testify at awillt house hearing about the flintnt water crisi

tiffany mitchell she won the award for the last 2 years. that means, the first program has three straight winners of the fcc player of the year award. that's pretty impressive. wilson led the game cox and won four in the conference in rebound and she's already got the season record. it's quite an impressive resume for a sophomore. >>> elena coach, this is her first appearance in the team selection and the previous two season. she is the only league player to double double and ten of those fcc games. she leaves the fcc through the atlanta coach and mitchell, those are your team first all fcc performers. and don has been named the first scc coach of the year. she was never a three time consecutive coach of the year. of course they led to that perfect 16-0 record. just a second time in league history that's been done after their third straight fcc championship and the favors to win the conference tournament to shift to jacksonville this week. senior night for came cox. the fan favorite not just because of will prepare to serve to be an emotion

andrea mitchell, nbc news >>> back in a moment with other news. they've been kept secret till now. private papers seized from osama today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomatoes and bell peppers. it's easy to turn local produceinto a meal time favorite. look for the fresh from floridalabel when you shop. >>> votes are still being counted. the political experts like our chuck todd say there are only two scenari left on the republican side, either trump will become the nominee or we're headed for a contested convention. something that hasn't happened in a long time. nbc's peter alexander explains. >> reporter: it's a political junkie's dream and a political party's nightmare. a brokered or more accurately contested convention, where no candidates won a majority of delegates before this summer's repuican convention. the delegates you keep hearing about -- >> the man that wili lead our party to victory -- >> reporter: yeah,`those guys. the republican party will assign more than 2,400 of them. right now donald trump has the momentum but less than 100 of the 1237 delegates needed to i

nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: tonight the flag over the white house lowered to signs of respect for an historic first lady. >> i know how much she meant, not just to president reagan, but to the country as a whole. >> reporter: her burial next to her husband friday. at the reagan library in california, reuniting a remarkable political couple. >> i don't think that they ever spent a day apart where they didn't call, speak on the phone. >> reporter: married in 1952, they appeared together in "hellcats of the navy. request ". >> you knew better. >> how could i know? >> reporter: knowing most hole wood marriages did not end happily she left acting to make him her life's work, playing more than a supporting role on their climb to the white house, converting bad press over designer gowns during a recession into good press for her anti-drug campaign. >> if someone offers you drugs, what will you do? >> just say no! >> reporter: her special touch on everything, from a breakthrough summit an historic meeting with mikhail gorbachev and van cliburn playing a tribute at a russian st

. >> a lot of off the mitchell out of senator rubio. he continues the big push here in florida to win support in his home state ahead of that primary one week away from now. and what is really a must-win state for marco rubio. live in sanford tonight, keith landry, fox 35 news. bob: sonny has an update. sonni: tonight the candidates are trying to win over voters. >> we have a country that is in turmoil. we have politicians running that are all taken care of by special interests. they are never going to fix the country for you. >> we'll cut tax for businesses they will come back to michigan, including manufacturing them. sonni: the latest monmouth poll shows trump with a strong strong lead. >> we don't know how kasich will do in ohio against donald trump. he has more grounds made up in ohio. should he winnow high oh he's not quite dead yet but he faces a long climate this point in the campaign. sonni: let's look at the delegate counts. trump remains on top with 384 followed by ted cruz with 300 and marco rubio with 151. one of the republ

have to fill in -- fill in what's been hollowed out -- [ chanting usa ] >> let's go to nbc's andrea mitchell, she joins us live from miami. andrea, we've heard her make that remark a couple of times over the last few days. at the beginning of the, her campaign against donald trump if it becomes that? >> reporter: absolutely. she is pivoting towards donald to be the republican nominee. and assuming frankly that she will nail down this nomination. perhaps later in march, although bernie sanders certainly said tonight after his big win in vermont, his home state, and then later he won oklahoma that he will go on all the way to june and in the convention. he has the money to do that. but as you can hear them breaking down this watch party, the victory party here, hillary clinton certainly big over the firewall, the southern firewall with her large margins of african americans states with majority african american votes, her large minority votes. she won across the board and in virginia, sle won the white vote as well. she didn't do that well in oklahoma, which he won because fewer minority. acco

nbc's andrea mitchell attended the funeral and has details. >>> a woman without ronald wilson reagan would never have become the 40th president of the united states or succeeded as well as he did. >> representatives of 10 white house families on hand, led by michelle obama, president and mrs. bush, caroline kennedy. the service all planned by nancy reagan herself down to the white peonies, her favorite flower on her casket. tributes both funny from her daughter patti davis. >> i thought that even god might not have the guts to argue with nancy reagan. >> and sweet, our friend tom brokaw. >> so god bless nancy. mrs. ronald reagan. first lady. and the unlikely friend of a reporter. thank you, nancy. >> before the service, hillary clinton, on reagan's support for stem cell research. >> it was very brave of her to take a -- a political stand on behalf of research that she thought might help prevent or cure alzheimers. >> reporter: above all what so many celebrated to day the enduring love affair. >> my parents were two halves of a circle. no one truly crossed the boundary into the space

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. >>> let's break it down with lincoln mitchell. we have seen fights, protests like nothing we have seen since the republican convention of 1968. is there anything in the polls to suggest this is affecting the voting? >> on the republican side, not really. we see that weeks ago, we saw marco rubio trying to make his last stand. kasich is holding on in ohio. >> is ohio enough of a fire wall against trump at this point, tara? >> no, what's stunning about ohio is john kasich, the governor has an 80% approval rating. his lead is narrow against a man where rallies have violence breaking out, has said the most object hornet things and that is stunning. >> we have an ad where women quote that he is saying. >> real quotes from donald trump about women. a person who is very flat chested is very hard to be a 10. >> i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of herself. >> look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> she had the height, she had the beauty, she she was crazy, but these are minor details. >> i like kids. i won't do anything t

monday on "the today show" nbc correspondent andrea mitchell filed a report. being compared to george wallace who split from the democratic party in 1968, launching an independent bid to the white house appealing heavily to white, working class voters. >> we have some of these free speech folks here. police got it. they will handle it. >> targeting the news media in similar fashion. >> news media have a fit. run on over there. they are more interested in two or three pickets now that thousands of people here. that's what they show on television, you know. >> we have nine or 10,000 people in here they will talk about one guys or two guys. >> joining us from new york city to react eric bolling and from los angeles geraldo rivera. all right, geraldo, what about the racist stuff, is it out of control? >> i think that to pretend that trump suddenly introduced race into the political mix is both intellectually sloppy and hypocritical. race ism politics. race is part of why we have the modern republican party, the southern strategy is based on exploiting the right re

my colleague, andrea mitchell, spoke to one who sat in on that interview. >> the knock-on effects of these decisions were things i don't think he had given thought to before. if you pull back from the japanese and they no longer become convinced that you're covering them with their nuclear umbrella, all of the sudden, maybe they're interested in getting a nuclear weapon and he said he's fine with that. >> coverage across the country. katy tur has been covering the trump campaign from the very beginning. she's with us here at 30 rock onset. we'll start with you. tell us about these interviews. it's a fascinating read. first of all, not just reshaping our relationship with allies, but the idea that they would allow or he would allow as president these countries to develop a nuclear weapons arsenal. what's the campaign saying about that? >> the campaign is not discussing it at the moment. not at the moment at least seeing this as a negative interview. these two interviews with "the washington post" and with the new york times. the audio of the "washington post" interview is pretty remar

. >> joining us now, former senator george mitchell, former majority leader of the senate, who was also a special envoy to the middle east. thank you very much for joining us tonight, senator. really appreciate it. zb >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> i want to get your reaction to this annual tradition at aipac, and this time the unusual spectacle of seeing donald trump address that audience. and his biggest applause line, moving the american embassy to jerusalem. what was your reaction to that? >> to be fair, in presidential campaigns, there's a lot of pandering. democratic candidates going to african-american or latin groups, they try to say what they think the audiences want to hear. when republicans go to christian and evangelical or conservative pacs, they try to say what they think the audience wants to hear. and that's what you hear at the aipac convention as well. so in that respect, it's a part of the american tradition. simplification is the rule in campaigns. complexity is for governance. he is not the first and i suspect won't be the last candidate to promise to move th

kevin mitchell is now a patrol racial profiling and making inappropriate remarks. scott rowe was demoted after accusations of having a officer. >>> 8,000 drivers who use garland avenue in downtown orlando will have to use another route starting tomorrow. garland to just before orange avenue will be shut down for more than a year as part of i-4 ultimate project. crews will be building a bridge to i-4. >> garland avenue is a huge piece of it. while it's a small road, it allows us to work on the future on-ramp for i-4 and we will eventually realign garland to make room for the interstate. >> magnolia avenue and orange avenue will get you around that particular part of the construction. but we've got you covered throughout the entire i-4 ultimate project. just go to wftv.com and click on the i-4 ultimate link in the traffic section. >>> we have an amber alert to tell you about tonight. miami area. investigators are asking for your help to find logan hernandez. he may be traveling with 29- year-old ladibet hernandez. they believe they are in a 2014 silver mazda with thi

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our andrea mitchell was among the few called on at the press conference and joins me now. it was uncomfortable to watch this. >> reporter: it's uncomfortable and it's clear raul castros does not do press conferences. that's was part of it. the two leaders agreed to disagree on the u.s. and cuba, chiefly the u.s. trade embargo which president obama would like to end and cuba's treatment of dissidents, testing the boundaries of a new relationship. it was a day of historic firsts. the handshake on cuban soil. the cuban military band playing "the star spangled banner." >> this is a new day teen our two countries. >> but raul kags troe's blistering criticism of the u.s. trade embargo and social policy did not feel new. >> translator: we find it inconceivable that defend and ensure the right to health care, education, equal pay. >> reporter: after pressure from president obama, castro did take questions from the press, a rare occurrence, but when a cuban-american reporter asked about cuba's political prisoners. >> translator: what political prisoners? give me a name or names. >>

30 first, 2000 03 specter gunship, working in the top areas of operations, we lost to a surface air mitchell -- missile on the 30th of january. all the crew members were lost. one missile. 14 crewmembers lost. these special operations, the air force, had it not been for the air force, a world would have been a different place. we are thankful for the air force. after we were sufficiently blindedd that iraq was weree saudi after another going in every day, we moved to the northwest. the hailody here of mary? the left hook and the hail mary was when we went out to the left because of the air force bombardment. for g daoned ourselves y. whilet out to the west they were getting bombed, and we set up task force assembly area. of houston,ze texas, inside. size. i am not slamming crane, texas. it's kind of like in the desert to me. out to the west and set up a stationary, the staging area that the airborne corps used as a launching pad into g day. ground operations day. 1991.ry 24, aboutvision is talking two different locations that we could hit. jackets strike, objective goal. objective goal was a

mitchell has witnessed the scene play out all across the tri-state. >> we have to save our communities. we have to do something to get rid of it. we' ve got this community information envelopes we have passed out. when you saw something, see something, say something. write it on this envelope and send it in. reporter: other say this community cannot stand to be silent and a longer. >> we cannot harbor killers in our community. that' s ridiculous. reporter: on the west end, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. courtis: police have not made any arrests just yet . suspect information. if you know anything, you' re asked to call crime stoppers 513-352-3040. a reading man is now accused of holding his girlfriend at gunpoint and hurting her 10-month-old son. swat responded to the apartment complex on maple drive last night. 35-year-old neal royal is being held on a 350,000 dollar bond -- charged with assault and kidnapping. his girlfriend says royal stepped on her son and hit him in the face inside her apartment. she says he then pointed a gun at her and told her not to leave. the landlord says the

the united nations security council issued sanctions to punish them for another mitchell launch. -- missile launch. matt: a quick look at futures that are very little change but green arrows across the board. europe was down across the board earlier. it turned positive especially in germany. i just pulled up the anr function of valeant. we can see that all of the analysts we are tracking still expect a price for valeant higher than the actual share price. stephanie: that could be about a trade because we are now seeing them down another dollar and i may not have a long-term positive view. bill act and is in this trade in the height 100. they are trading with a five handle so it's a different story. at $26 98re trading and analysts are looking for $56.38 so they are $30 above where we are trading. what's more likely is a majority of the analyst of not taken down their price targets yet. 1 stephanie: it has moved so swiftly. analyst, when you see the share prices down this much, you have to ask if they are in acquisition target. either that or there is so much stink inside this company led by

let's get straight to nbc's andrea mitchell. good morning, andrea. >> when judge garland goes to capitol hill he will meet with democrats and so far no republicans. this is a political epic battle. political lines drawn by the president and the republican senate and a critical seat on the supreme court for mow held hostage to presidential campaign politics. >> i simply ask republicans in the senate to give him a fair hearing and then an up or down vote. >> reporter: president obama challenging senate republicans to give his supreme court nominee a hearing. >> if you don't it will not only be an abdication of the duty but will indicate a process for nominating and confirming judges that is beyond repair. >> reporter: republican leaders are not budging. >> it is the senate's right to act as a check on a president and with hold consent. >> reporter: majority leading mitch mcconnell doubling down. saying he will not hold any hearing for any nominee. >> what we are talking about is a principle and not a person. >> reporter: insisting

violence at his rallies at debate the night before and what's going on with the breitbart reporter mitchell fields who fox viewers know well. this is going to continue to happen. on the heels of news this week that donald trump has a negative 65 rating amongst latinos. his rating amongst sphrearns little bit higher butnot great. and, this is it. i mean, yes, obviously, it's the first amendment right to organize. but, it's also a first amendment right to protest and. >> sure, to protest, but to shut down. is this donald trump's fault? >> no. this is move on.org. they sent emails to hundreds of thousands of people preplanning this entire event. they took credit for it. they thanked their protesters afterwards for what they did for showing up at the debate. bill ayers was present. he mentioned move on.org, i believe, in an interview he did. this was all organized. this was organized left. we see this across every college campus. talk to any conservative speaker who has ever gone to a college campus and see how they have shut down. [ laughter ] >> as if donald trump is a conservative. >> that i

mitchell has murder and kidnapping. he has also been arrested three times for assault. 3 i'm fearing that he has hurt her really bad or even maybe killed her, i don't know. it's just this is so out of melanie's character, it's so not like her that's why we're all so worried.3 deputies say mitchell is not a suspect in the case, but is wanted for questioning. he did not show up for a court date yesterday morning in an unrelated case. if you have any information, contact law enforcement. 3 3 a hendersonville family is asking investigators to reopen a case ruled a suicide last summer. felicia reeves was found hanging in the bathroom of a motel in new jersey. a week before, she went missing from the rainbow motel in hendersonville. her family says her disappearance was uncharacteristic and evidence on her autopsy was blatantly wrong. carolina public press reporter frank taylor found more discrepancies. 3 frank taylor, carolina public press reporter at the end of the day, i can't tell you that they will investigate further an

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this is southbound 75 at mitchell. it is a tricky spot. if you travel your often come you know that. it' s blitz. people are moving in the middle access lane, but you have at least one we' ll keep an eye on that, we will monitor travel times. 71/75, things are rolling right along. our biggest issue right now is along i-75 at mitchell. 71 at mlk looks good. situation at metro hop on i-71 , you' re clear into downtown. lisa: three chicago police officers were shot during an in the staycation in a westside neighborhood. life-threatening. it all sustained hits to the they' re all veteran officers years of experience. they were investigating possible shooting happened. one suspect was killed during the incident. the police are searching for a second suspect. mark: democrats and republicans in super tuesday part three. some are calling it mega tuesday. the 2 jackpot states are florida and ohio. boaters in illinois, missouri, in north carolina will also weigh in. an ohio, where less than one hour from the opening of the polls. lisa: we began our

just a drug and once again i'm sorry to chill was sentenced to 211 years in prison prosecutors say mitchell had several codefendants as iel hope to of that helped her illegally obtain prescription drugs h she knew exactly which pharmacies to go to and she would havehe about three cell phones on during the time his people will fill prescriptions they fraudulent prescription drug ring spanned over several counties in northeast ohioptug and operated for more than a year the prosecutors say the scheme caused more than 5,000 narcotic pills to be illegally distributed throughout the area thisut is one of the most sophisticated cases that is level of munich beer ration by heather mitchell as well as the amount of people that were involved b . >> still to come tonight scary moments out on the water find out how a quick thinking firefighters save the lives of lake erie fisherman plus it's the carry-on items at a flight attendant did not want anyone to see find out where she >> big changes in an effort to keep guns off the street the fox ait and details the stricter limits and what they mean for crim

we have all the political@ fallout coverage starting with nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: on a day of anxiety and fear in europe, the president did not change his schedule. rapping up his cuba trip by joining raul castro as tampa bay challenged cuba's national team. before the first pitch, a momentf silence for brussels. president obama said he never thought of not going. >> you want to be understand the gravity of the situation, but the whole premise of terrorism is to try to disrupt people's ordinary lives. >> reporter: at the game, obama and castro, despite their differences, just two fans sharing a national papaime, almost catching a wave. in the stands of lineups of big hitters, dave winfield, derek jeter, plus key players on the national security roster, a starkly different setting this morning at the u.s. ambassador's residence, a secure call to belgium's prime minister. >> this is yet another reminder that the world must unite. >> reporter: and this from the first lady. >> we are outraged and heartbroken over the horrific attacks today in belgium. >> reporter: tonight raul

andrea mitchell is covering the president's visit, covering this opening to havana. andrea. >> and the president is going to address it at the top of the speech. the white house had been meeting this morning, national security council meetings, informally with susan rice here in havana. secretary kerry also here. them talking to the president, rewriting that speech. that speech was really the baby and the brain child of ben rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, and he was the point person for the secret negotiations with havana, brokered by, of course, pope francis, none other than pope francis himself with the help of cardinal ortega here in cuba. all of this was more than symbolic, but now, everything is focused on the terror attack in brussels. the president will not adjust the schedule so far, but will be giving his reactions. and as we have been reporting, brian, as you know so well, back in november, the president did not respond very quickly or forcefully to the attacks in paris. and has acknowledged to jeffrey goldberg and to other print reporters who

mitchell accused of beating and stabbing daniel jones on valentine's day until she ended up in a coma. >> right now i is day 16 and she's still in a coma. she's still in critical condition. we're looking for any little glimmer of hope. >> mitchell and jones lived together for a week before that attack. >>> a legal victory for impact on the fight of the iphone of one of killers. that ruling does have legal precedent tha backs the fbi's refusal. the data on the iphone of one of the shooters could be helpful. but applele says it could compromise the security of millions of users. later on today apple's top lawyer will answer questions from the house judiciary committee on capitol hill. >>> five new confirmed cases of zika, four right here in south florida. miami-dade leads the state with 17 infected people. in broward county there are six cases, four of the 42 cases in florida involve pregnant women. >>> a dangerous drive otted. two men still on the run. what they are wanted for coming up. >>> and a bus blast caught on camera. what caused this to catch fire. hundreds take to the streets.

decent view from mount mitchell about half an hour ago. now it's clouded up. no snow at this time in even the highest elevations. but that, too, will change as cold air begins to flood the system. rain now. snow later on in the mountains. decent showers coming through. this is the potential for severe the day today. we do have a slight risk farther to the west in this lighter shaded area. the risk is slight in the yellow. the risk is marginal here in the lighter green or lighter green. it's just general storms expected in those areas farther east. right now the rain is the only thing we're dealing with. some thunderstorms possible. it's really just rain for most areas from waynesville now in to madison county. here's our rain threat tomorrow. only 30%. it's very minimal. we go in to a wintery mode again thursday and friday. 60% chances of getting rain and snow mixed in late thursday, in to early friday. these are not all day events. saturday, slim chance of anything happening. in the mountains or anything higher up, a good chance of snow fall. and a lot of it

okoboji down 1 in the fourth - molly mitchell - she was great 19 points, 9 rebounds - it's tied. this was the big shot - shaelyn adams - for three - makes it 38-35 - that put okoboji on top for good. in their first state trip - the pioneers head to the semis, 48-44. top-ranked western christian facing 8th-ranked central decatur -- who was 23 and 1. first quarter - western in transition - finding erica feenstra in the corner for a three-ball. then - more from deep - payton harmsen hits from the other wing - western already up 6. the triples were working for the wolfpack early on - feenstra was digging the corner - cans another one. second quarter, wolfpack already up 13 - ashtyn veerbeek pounds it in down low - veerbeek had 21 points, 11 boards... "to get this team to where they are right now and to have an opportunity to compete and to back to practice and to play again is really fun and so we're western christian head coach bill harmsen. the 2a semifinals are on thursday. the iowa girls state basketball tournament tipped off today. there are seven games on the schedule, involvin

bryan mitchell was pitcher, couple strikeouts. this ends up a 4-4 spring training tie. let's go to port st. lucie, mets against the cardinals, met fans with a chance to see noah cinderguard's spring debut, three scoreless innings on 38 pitches. out with a sore knee. the mets bring in ruben tejada to take his place who smacks a two-run home run for the mets and we have this reminder. it is still spring training. mets beat the cardinals 7-2. >>> one day after the giants $200 million nfl free agent shopping spree the team signed their three new players. addressed defense and bring in a pass rusher, olivier vernon from the dolphins. the giants needed help from the secondary. here comes the tough durable corner gentleman norris janoris jenning -- janoris jenkins from the rams. >>> apparently the jets are in a stalemate with quarterback ryan fitzpatrick. they want him back but at the right price. there's word the jets have called the 9ers to inquire about colin kaepernick's that could get interesting. they reached an agreement with running back matt forte yesterday. they'll h

nbc's andrea mitchell has those late details. >> reporter: donald trump with chris matthews today refusing to rule out using battlefield nuclear weapons against isis or europe. >> can you tell the middle east we're not using a nuclear weapon. >> i would never say that. never would take any of my cards off the table. >> how about in europe? >> i'm not going to take it off the table in europe. >> you going to use them in europe? >> i don't know. >> just say it, i'll never use a nuclear weapon in europe. >> i'm not taking cards off the table. >> reporter: trump was first asked about using nuclear weapons against isis by the "washington post" last week and gave a rambling answer. >> i don't want to use -- i don't want to start the process of nuclear. remember the one thing that everybody has said, i'm a counterpuncher. rubio hit me. bush hit me. >> this was about isis. >> can i do one thing? >> would you not use a nuclear weapon against isis. >> this is a very good looking group of people. can i go around and see who i'm talking to. trump shocked cnn saying he was okay with south korea and jap

vance mitchell/pasadena police department :23 "we were starting a compressor, and during the starting of the compressor, there was a release. we know which determine the details of what happened as soon as the area is safe for us to be at the equipment." police say an investigation to determine a more exact cause will be conducted once the equipment is deemed safe. the washburn tunnel - which is nearby and runs beneath the houston ship channel - was closed in both directions. gathered in downtown portland, oregon today to protest the jailing of oregon occupation leader ammon bundy. at least 50 people participated in the rally demanding the release of bundy and other jailed occupiers. on january 2, bundy led the armed takeover of the malheur national wildlife refuge in oregon to protest federal control over public land. he and 24 others were indicted on felony charges and have been in jail for more than a month. protesters claim the occupiers didn't receive justice and were treated unfairly by the government. search and rescue teams recovered four bodies today in the waters between the

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steve mitchell says he's stood in countless lines over the years and welcomes the proposal. >> i know the process can be long and drug out. so this would be a very good thing. and i think the mayor is doing a good job by bringing it up. >> reporter: others hope the mayor doesn't lose focus on some of the other major issues. >> how to pave our roads. how to provide enough housing for our people. some of these basic things, how to have enough police officers and firefighters in our community. >> reporter: and some wonder if they'll be left behind. >> when you don't have a computer in your home, it costs you gas, time, bus fare and stuff like that to get around. so it's a lot harder to access it. because then you have to find place where is it's easy to access information. >> reporter: the mayor is working with the private sector to broaden access to basic digital infrastructure such as broad band internet. the city council will review the proposal at the end of the month. chris nguyen, "abc7 news." >>> you've got to see this. the brainiacs at stanford university have created six little

it's mitchell. this is his 1 -year-old birthday picture and he's a good looking kiddo right there. love your outfit, buddy. this is the only place for weather babies here in central florida. love to see your kid's face. log on and checkous out again. >>> sky fox over a really bad crash on i-4. westbound, right there add kirkman. you can see only one lane is getting by right now. it is blocking that turn lane onto kirkman. there's several cars involved here, including a delivery truck. i want to show you backups are going all the way towards obt. we're already starting to see slow down at obt. definitely john young parkway. the next exit up is very slow the way back out to obt. something to keep in mind if you're heading to i-4 westbound. >> time to check out what's hot in hollywood today. >> and for that, let's go right to the source of what's hot. look at those earrings you're wearing today. are those feathers? >> yes. you may flying today. >> jayme says he wants to borrow those for a fishing lure. >> you can. my husband does all the time. he catches the biggest ones. >> i love it. >>

the way back to lyndon johnson and think about you and think about harry reid, and think about george mitchell, this is a very different group of men. >> yes. on both sides. >> both sides. both sides of the capitol too. you know, we talk about how when we were in leadership, there was a sitter. they were so called moderates on the democratic side and on the republican side. now i never camped in the middle. i was always right of centre. and tom maybe a little bit left of centre. but that group is kind of disappeared. and both parties have pulled more to the left, the democrats and right for the republicans, making it awfully hard to find that sweet spot that will produce a result. you don't have to call it compromise which some people think is a four-letter word. but you get a result. i mean do we need to do something about infrastructure in america, do we need to do a better job with the budge, do we need to do something to make sure that the entitlements are there and protected, yes, to you will a of the above. it takes effort. i tell some of my conservative friends, quit just kussing the da

this was hillary clinton with andrea mitchell at nancy d reagan's memorial service. >> the other point i wanted to make too is it may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about hiv/aids back in the 1980s. and because of both president and mrs. reagan, in particular mrs. reagan, we started a national conversation when before nobody would talk about it. >> all right. well, they quickly cleaned this up after getting a whole mess of complaints from the lgbt community. hillary clinton put up a tweet said the reagans were strong advocates for stem cell research in finding a cure for alzheimer's disease i misspoke for records on hiv and aids. for that i'm sorry. now, a misspeak, that didn't look like a misspeak. they gave an explanation of what she was trying to refer to. >> well, yeah. i mean, it's kind of unbelievable that she could completely conflate or misremember one of the central tenants of the aids crisis, right? >> which was that the -- did the reagan administration do enough? >> exactly. at the time the crisis emerged the president was lookin

mitchell mcconnell was unmoved and pointed to a decades' old statement pointed out by joe when joe biden was chairman of the judiciary committee saidrt justice should be filled during a presidential election year because the american people were in the process of speaking that the elections are going on all over the country. the next president will be should be the appointing l not be considered by the senate. >> the vice president tweeted this. an jeff flake of arizona is a member of the senate judiciary committee and among a handful of republicans who have agreed to meet the nominee judge merrick flake is with us from capitol hill. senator, good morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> you have broken with other republicans and said not only would you meet with the president's nominee, you would im in a lame duck session. why? >> well, i think the goal here for republicans ought to be to make sure that we continue to have balance onthere is a concern that since this is justice scalia's seat, if president obama or name a justice that was decidedly liberal, it would upset the ballots on t

between 74 and mitchell. right there at that curve you would bend right into the sun. it locks a whole lot better. still have those shades ready. sun delays at this point not going to be a problem. that volume of traffic is now sheila? >> sheila: we are still on top of local breaking news alert in mt. airy police investigating this crash early. a van plowed into the apartment building around 3:30. police are still looking for the van. the silver van took off from the scene. no one was hurt in the apartment. >> bob: one man recovering in the hospital after he was shot in a leg at a restaurant in uc's campus. police say it was being used for into an argument and one shot the other. >> sheila: you can get a tomorrow morning. they do on sale from 9 to noon. you can only get them at great american ballpark window it. includes a ticket to a season april. there is a limit of 4 per person. last year they sold up in less than an hour. >> bob: you can gray a tasty fish sandwich for luck. every woke during lent bill brooks fried up a couple of hundred pound of cod. they fish it u

good morning. 75 southbound at mitchell, north of mitchell, you can see the emergency vehicles. we have multiple vehicles involved. at least five vehicles near mitchell. you can see the flashing lights indicating blockage. at least 2 lanes are closed. you do have access to the center lane and the northbound lanes are not impacted. we are seeing delays on 75. at vine, it starts single then moves to 2 lanes closed. slow on vine and backing up. 15 minutes from the norwood lateral. you are clear on i-71, and that the 275 loop looks good. near route 4, traffic is moving well. we do have an incident in norwood. we will keep you updated. a void the 5300 block of low. we will look at that in a few minutes. lisa: breaking news. a shootout in chicago in' s with three police officers injured and a suspect dead -- chicago and -- chicago ends with three police officers injured and day suspect dead. one suspect was killed, a second ran from the scene and was caught overnight. she is now being questioned. mark: decision days here for ohio voters. lisa: we have team coverage as voters head to t

. >> reporter: byron mitchell back in court because his attorney wants access to his cell phone, which is in evidence. mitchell almost killedis roommate he met through craigslist, danielle jones. >> all i need to do is look at the phone. >> reporter: mitchell's defense information that could show his client is innocent. he's afraid that information could be accidentally erased. >> once the stata has finished their examination, the defense can conduct theirir own. >> reporter: danielle remains in a coma. nurses saw signs of danielle king up. promises. they cannot give me a prognosis not until she comes to. >> reporter: they told her danielle's recovery is going to be a long one. mitchell is being held withoutp bond, but a special hearing is scheduled for next thursday to see if he could get out on bond. at the metro justice building, nbc 6 news. >>> an investigation is under way after human remains were found in a wooded area off of oakland park. the disturbing discovery was made earlier today near northeast 21st avenue. the remains were badly decomposed. police believe it is the remain