>> god, you're such -- >> i can't see the answers. >> listen, macon's terminal station built in 1960 -- stop cheating -- and was designed by a famous architect, alfred t. fellheimer also known for his work lead architect famous landmark in new york city. >> i can't think because -- >> dan. too late. too late. >> macon's terminal station. >> grand central terminal. >> very nice. >> cool. >> this georgia native -- >> i saw the answer! >> oh. >> sitting next to him i didn't see the answer. >>> a huge verdict in the hulk hogan gawker sex tape trial. the jury awarded the former pro wrestler millions. but there is a chance he will not see a dime. >>> let's get you live out to mcdill air force base where the tampa bay airfest best kicks off later this one. if you're planning to go, you may want to leave the house now. we will show you the backup. >>> we are celebrating all things today and soon it will take over the hillsborough river.

really from macon county, swain county to cherokee and through north georgia a chance of an isolated strong to severe thunderstorm through the evening maybe as far as the western part of othe area. >> business leaders gathered at the statehouse to demand that lawmakers pass a road funding bill. >> the president of the south carolina chamber of commerce was joined by industry leaders from wyff4's tim joins us with more in the studios. tim: industry leaders claiming south carolina senators are putting politics ahead of the needs of the state. they say the senate, which has a roads bill in front of them, for 321 day, without ever taking a single vote. listen to this. in the business community, you don't get paid if you don't do your job so i'm calling for every south carolina senator to start returning their paycheck back to the taxpayer on a daily basis for every day they fail to start voing on the amendments. nevertheless, it appears lawmakers paid little attention to what was said at on a daily that news conference. a fill buster against the road funding bill continued on the floor.

chamber of commerce, the macon bib business bureau, the macon bib commission, the macon bib economic development commission, the ocmulgee national park and preserve association, and the intertravel council of the five civilized tribes -- the cherokees, chickasaws, choctaws, muskogee creeks, and seminoles. i ask unanimous consent that letters of support for this legislation be included in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: in short, i believe that h.r. 482 will strengthen the current ocmulgee national monument, bolster the economy and cultural life of georgia and beyond. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to jackson lee such time he may consume to the the onsor of this measure, gentleman from georgia, austin scott. mr. scott: thank you, mr. mcclintock, for your help on this. i rise today in support of h.r. 482, the ocmulgee mounds national park boundary act of to 15. i would lik

macon, what have we learned in the last hour? megan: we are waiting for missouri where it is tight on both races. andeen bernie sanders hillary clinton and between donald trump and ted cruz. on the republican side, this is ted cruz is chance to get on the boards. john kasich one his state of ohio. ted cruz would like to get a victory tonight. mean ted cruzthat will have people show up behind him even though he has had a bad night of it or will it the john kasich? macon: that the establishment faces a row quandary here. they don't like ted cruz much more than they don't like donald trump. john kasich has won ohio, that is the only state he is one so it is hard for him to see a pathway. he is a candidate to could get the nomination. he will not get it out right. his strategy is to take it to where people will be freed up and a new winner could emerge. for ted cruz, he has been ruthless about picking out core voters. one of the most sophisticated campaigns out there sophisticated targeting strategies. at the math does not look frien

got drunk and passed out on the streets of macon, georgia and two kids ages 9 and 11 saw him on the street, picked up a rusty saw and sawed off his leg. well, actually what they did was they sawed off his prosthetic leg, his wooden leg he had attached which seems like a really strange phenomenon but the newspapers in macon pointed out that these children had depicted and been part of one of the great depravties of the age, if you will, that they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war but then done something that had gone against the constructs of how southerners were expected to behave in society. you should be able to control your liquor. you are not going to go out and get drunk in a bar and pass out drunk on the streets and so some ways this was the children sort of reminding this gentleman look, this is not how a real southern man behaves, but at the same time, it is these children not understanding that he was a veteran, that he had given a part of his body in the cause of the war itself. so for these who are coming home disheveled and di

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whole foods recalling some of it's blue cheese because it macon train listeria. the plu numbers beginning with 2933and throw 08. and sell buy january 20th and march 31st. you can return it and get a full refund. >>> a peacock named handsome heezel is back where he belongs. beccuse he's so pretty and stand out people on facebook would post a picture whenever they saw him, but actually wrangling him was pretty tough. i'm just not able to contain him because there's only one of me and he's pretty quick. interview -- everything weet dark, no they were able to catch him. >> i'm sure the neighbors were like get this thing away. >> reporter: we have a beautiful start. some cloud cover out on the plains, there from the vie area wireless camera, you can see -- vieira wireless camera, our mountains will continue to pick up light snow, a fee inches at besttand more sunshine here in denver this afternoon. 62, windy and dry, tomorrow 65, warm through the first of next week. >> reporter: we have the wind to deal with in the foothills. i've been watching the cameras bounce arou

got drunk, and passed out on the street of macon, georgia. and 11 sawes nine him on the street, picked up a rusty saw, and taught off his off his leg. they actually sawed off his wooden leg. out thesepers pointed children had been part of one of the great depravity's of the age. they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war, but had done something that had gone against the constructs of how southerners were expected to behave. you should be able to control your liquor. you are not going to go out and get drunk at a bar and pass out drunk on the street. in some ways this was the children reminding this gentleman of this is not how a real southern man behaves. at the same time, it is these children not understanding he was a veteran. he had given up a part of his body in the cause of the war itself. for these coming home to struggle distraught, they have to find some sort of economic opportunity to move forward. most veterans worked -- confederate soldiers who went to war or doing manual labor. farming was

. >>> a toy macon y contain what seems to be an innocent symbol. take a look at this. an update new york woman bought this souvenir at a monster jam truck show. the heart within a heart is used by pedophiles, its code meaning this child is ready to be traded for sex. >> i am absolutely sick. i bought this for my two-year-old little girl. this is pink. this is geared towards little girls, especially at a predominantly male event. >> the company based in florida says it is shocked. it has pulled all the toys from shows. how did mom kno what the symbol meant? of law and o er and recognized show. pacts. which types should you choose? better get baquero. >> lots of choices, sibila. a registered dietitian goes over those choices with us about the health differences or perhaps i should say heaith similarities. equal, splenda, s et and low, each categorized by their ingredients. saccharin in the pink pact gets a bad rep for causing illness in rats. >> humans are not rats. the amounts of artificial sweeteners thaz ey were giving these animals were in large large amounts. >> the

. >> lovey of course referring to tony d dunn gee. called it quits. 33-year-old josh macon has played in 7 pro bowls in his 11 year career. >>> peyton manning's career is also over. he leaves as a 4-time mvp, 2- time super bowl winner, and the only team in nfl history to lead 2 teams to super bowl win. an emotional manning held back hears as he said good-bye to the game he loves. >> i love the game, so you don't have to wonder if aisle absolutely. absolutely i will. there's just something about 18 years. 18 is a good number. and today, i retire from pro football. >> good number indeed for manning. >>> groupfruit league baseball. red sox and rays. rays threatening with 2 on in the 4th. kevin keermeier at the dish lines it up the gut and up the middle. rays you 2-1 and beat the bow >>> we have continuing coverage of top story on our website, abcactionnews.com. >> announcer: from hollywood it's " jimmy kimmel live" ! tonight - naomi watts john legend and music from eliot sumner with cleto and the cletones. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel!

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winter weather advisory's not that far away including macon burke county. back over to south boston where there could be 1-2 inches of snow. into central virginia, a winter storm warning for 3-5 inches of snow. these areas from roxboro right on the light, a little bit of snow accumulation. our model shows nothing, though. through 10:00, rain across the region. even north of the south phil, i think will be further south sort of straddling the border at times -- but for the rest of us, just a white knight. -- just a wet night. this is 4:00. as we head towards sunrise, it begins to move on out. the clouds, though, will be sort of moving out. snowfall accumulations again. our model keeps everything to the north. two aboard which can come in a few inches. other models have a bit here and you're virginia border even toward -- in these areas near the border could see a dusting to maybe a quarter of an inch of the snow or sleet on the ground shouldn't cause any travel problems, though. mainly an elevated surfaces. rain for all of this should be maybe an inch. that

newton, macon. they are getting the heaviest rain. we're not noticing any lightning strikes. you come to charlotte. here is mount holly t is lighter now. you notice more action moving through shelby and cleveland county. you get into a lull this is the other area of activity that we were talking about. earlier in the news cast. we have that bit of heavier rain making its way through. repeat it is moving to the east at a rapid speed. this is on top of usment quickly it is all moving off. so at the end of the night we're thinking a half inch of rain. if you put down the fertilizer, you see, we'll add a little bit of rain. that's coming in on thursday evening. the timing could be similar. we'll clear out quickly. there it is the high of 54 degrees through the day. and 49 at noon. we'll take to you 54. at 4:00 in the afternoon. hard to get above freezing with flurries into the mountains. snow coming your way thursday night. upper 40s to 50. once you get outside of the mountains we're going to get into the quiet weather. we could be talking about a 20-degree temperature drop all t

madison county, northern sections of bunkin county towards bryson city and into the south western part of macon county. a little further to the west is where all of the rain is located. as far as the heavier action goes, that's that will be arriving late tonight into very early tomorrow morning. so it's going to be a late evening event for the upstate to see the rain moving in. into the late evening hours after 10:00 in most cases for the upstate see a good chances of shower, a few rumbles of thunder. tomorrow morning that system is off to our east so it's a fast mover. winds out of the north tomorrow will bring in drier air. over all a breezy, chillier day compared to today but lighter winds in the afternoon with cool weather during the second half of the day as well. high pressure continues to build east ward as we get into thursday morning. here. we quiet down tomorrow but another system is going to afternoon. clouds will thicken and lower and we'll look for some showery weather to develop. it will be chillier thursday compared to today. by friday lots of changes in our weather on the way st

bro chures macon fuse some voters. >> the average voter would be turned off. or turned around. this is all they have. this is not what the state promised. reporter: but republicans and the state board of elections disagree. >> we've seen no real reports of anybody having problems with voter i.d. they're happy to show it. it makes them feel like their vote is secure. reporter: the n.c. board of elections released a statement saying the state board of elections requires posters at each polling site and we have worked extensively training county directors to properly inform voters about voter i.d. and reasonable impediments. another issue raised by the naacp, racist underto ens from the man accused of punching rally in fayetteville. yesterday deputies charged mcgraw with communicating threats after a video surfaced of mcgraw threatening next time to kill him. >> those words can manifest themselves into a license and separation for violence. this must be investigated, not just as an assault but as a hate crime. so true. under state and federal law. reporter: the victim is filing a

>> macon, decater, i'm going to atlanta on monday. i'm going to direct a film there called: people don't think of you as southern. you don't have a southern accent. when i moved to the north and it was long enough ago that tee. my friends used to say come here. and they take me and say mom, listen to this. say something. and you get in the pretty quickly. interesting i do a southern accent now, i've got to study. >> stephen: i do the same thing. i sound like somebody from john something like that. i say to you general beauregard. >> i do love a good southernt deep olive oil smooth accent. >> stephen: uh-huh, uh-huh, do you miss having one. do you wish you still had it? >> no.you as being from the midwest now because so many people know from you fargo, that original, that movie kind of catapulted you. did you know that movie was going to start? make make you such a it was going to be a great movie. joel and ethan cohe-- coenwas born to play the role and that see it i flatter myself that i'm pretty good at reading scripts and i knew it

those are on top of macon. as we're looking at the main low up here produced big snow that low is not diving south or east. so as it tracks to the northeast, what that is going to mean is the front will just slide off like so. not really moving through. so what we do, we look almost straight west and you can pretty much see what we have out to the west. it is not all that impressive. add to it, since we don't see that low or the cold air really diving to the south, that tells us this front will not really have much in the we of cold with it as it comes through. know when you get up and head out the door in the morning, there are likely going to be clouds building in or already settled in. it may look a little gray in places, but look at the rain that we're talking about on future cast. just isolated showers. again, one or two might move through the bay area forthe morning commute, but no thunderstorms, no heavy, heavy showers. these will mainly be 20% from crystal river, all the way out to sebring. about 20% mi

and down to near tuscaloosa and into macon. there has been storms, i have near pelham, alabama. there is a warning. this is moving to the southeast. here is birmingham t is close to downtown and to the southeast. this is 65. ace you take that down to montgomery and over towards auburn. the college. and the town. the cell is moving this way. and storms along i-20. and severe storms in atlanta but all of this energy will shift from us. that's my concern that we would see this over us tomorrow but i don't think that will happen. our party should be okay with a couple of showers or sprinkles what is left of the front goes by. partly cloudy. the sun set at 631. and mixture of clouds and sun. isolated sprinkle or shower. bang to sunshine on thursday. cooler at the coast and 73. the next chance of rain not big. on friday but after that. we have sunshine. the weekend is great with highs >> thank you, mall.3 coming up tonight at 11... one of tampa's most wanted is now behind bars. hear about the *painful stunt he *tried to pull off... so he wouldn't be identified by police. painful. the

in 1986 i was raped by james starling when i was a news anchor when i was in macon, georgia. he raped another woman as well and was sentenced for those crimes. he was sentenced to 50 years. i was shocked and completely caught by surprise when i realized he is up for parole in april of this year. he's got twenty more years of his sentence. maureen o'boyle anchors in charlotte, north carolina.. in her online petition - she shares her personal story - and asks for signatures to keep starling behind bars for the rest of his sentence. right now right now... is spring break people are planning a vacation. change vplaz but experts say you should also take some precautions against the zika virus... which is carried by mosquitoes. and it is spreading in parts of the caribbean. but several u-s cities are also at risk. the list includes miami, orlando, savannah and charleston, south carolina. doctors say the best protection is simple insect repellant. they also suggest wearing light- colored clothing. the flu is still popping up in new areas around the country and could continue over th

it has been awful in atlanta and macon and approach panhandle of impressive and collapse and moves our way. the best chance will be as you head north. up in tallahassee, there will be showers developing some heavy f you are watching us in citrus county, you have a better county of rain than you will in sarasota county. the front dives it will weaken. some of the rain and behind the front. the skies will clear the stage is set the time something perfect for a good weekend. sunshine and the mercury topping off in the 70s. 68 and 69. mostly loudy. and 67. mid70s. 74 on sunday. night time lows in the 50s. a southwest wind. a mess. winter is hanging tough in chicago and cleveland and west virginia getting light snow. 47 raleigh. tonight we're mild because tonight winds come in from the southwest out of the front tomorrow. and clouds will break up and by the afternoon it is good, low 80s to the southeast. temperatures around the bay area. watch the future cast and watch the front move our way and the showers run out of gas. behind it. high pressure builds in. this is friday and that saturday

rain is heading for macon as this front moves our way. it will weaken but there may still be enough punch for a couple of showers and thundershowers mainly across the counties. the sun comes back by midday tomorrow. right now pretty good. 60s and 70s around the area. brooksville. and 67 new port richey. zephyrhills, 73. 70 in bradenton and then inland, holding in the mid70s under partly cloudy skies. here we go. the front moving down the state, the rain, a couple of showers here and there. can you see the energy is off the coast of the carolinas. the front is by and we're back to sunshine for many days a few clouds coming in. from the gulf. high clouds overhead over the weekend. more sun than clouds. this is the preview. the mid70s night time lows in the 50s. that's good stuff, we'll stay partly cloudy and showers and thunder thunders developing late tonight and the northern counties down at 63. tomorrow developing sunshine or increasing sunshine and nice for 72. coming up on saturday mostly sunny. and very nice with a high of 72 degrees.

mark veteri is sort of the host of this segment and he was kind of joking around saying everyone macon fuse him with michael simon because they have the same haircut. >> very excited to see them here on abc daytime here on the chew. and just watching the kids eat and sit and share a meal and learn how to sit at a restaurant, it was a great experience. >> and learning from the best in mark veteri thank you. >>> time for another check of the accuweather forecast. all right we are still talking about the possibility of some snow on friday. adam joseph is going to detail that and what the rest of week has in store. >> very winter like at the end of the week as opposed to the beginning where it felt like spring and we are bridging the gap, so to speak. the platt bridge is bouncing quite a bit with the blue upstairs and sunshine is in control and so is the wind. 43 right now after topping off at 60 degrees at midnight. dew point 11 and very dry air has pushed in and winds 18 miles per hour and the windchill just 35 degrees right now and the pressure is on the rise as the cold front passed th

i have been to the macon, georgia cherry blossom festival. >> brian: want equally famous one. >> samantha: i don't think it's as famous, but i have seen those cherry blossoms. you've seen one, you've seen them all. >> brian: it's all the same stuff. >> samantha: probably not, but it was very nice and very hot. let's take a look at what's going on out there this morning. do i have something in my teeth? is that what you're pointing at? >> brian: no. >> samantha: i was just snacking, and i thought well -- >> tia: he thought you were snacking. >> tia: let's see what she has over here. >> samantha: cinnamon rice cakes. laura got me a little addicted to those. that's what i was eating. tia is like, nope. maybe you're eating breakfast right now or maybe you'll stop on the way to work. the weather won't slow you down. you have the green light for the drive in. mid-day commute looks good, weather-wise. we may see patchy, light rain windshield. it's like nuisance stuff. not really umbrella-worthy. i think most of the day will shape up to be dry and cloudy. current conditions down in akron. good mo

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. >> reporter: before moving here, officer colson grew up in pennsylvania and attended randolph macon college in virginia, graduating in 2009, a defensive back on the cleaning's football team during his freshman year and would have celebrated his 29th birthday this thursday. >> i think he was selfless. >> to than he is not going to be there anymore, it's on mind. it will be difficult. >> reporter: neighbors remember his infectious smile and that he had a good sense of humor. he will be missed. >> thank you for that. and long before the officer donned a badge, his high school football coach knew him to be a budding leader. he was a starting sophomore quarterback who earned the respect of the upper classmen and years later, they met again for another life-changing moment. >> a thanksgiving game, and it was like, are you ready? and his father was so proud. he would do something where people would follow, and that makes it more tragic. i am thinking every day like football, he loved what he did. >> jacai colson would have turned 29 again, we'll bring you the news conference as soon as it

got drunk and passed out on the streets of macon, georgia and two kids ages 9 and 11 saw him on the street, picked up a rusty saw and sawed off his leg. well, actually what they did was they sawed off his prosthetic leg, his wooden leg he had attached which seems like a really strange phenomenon but the newspapers in macon pointed out that these children had depicted and been part of one of the great depravties of the age, if you will, that they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war but then done something that had gone against the constructs of how southerners were expected to behave in society. you should be able to control your liquor. you are not going to go out and get drunk in a bar and pass out drunk on the streets and so some ways this was the children sort of reminding this gentleman look, this is not how a real southern man behaves, but at the same time, it is these children not understanding that he was a veteran, that he had given a part of his body in the cause of the war itself. so for these who are coming home disheveled and di

>> if you look at the macon tract, 37.50 is a significant technical level. then i'll start talking about how maybe i was wrong. and part of the reason that we rally is the great amount of shorts that we have squeezed out and that is gone now and now we have a dovish yellen and numbers that are okay on our side. >> we also have more producers cutting back. some of those riggs that they have taken off line, that is starting to kick in so are you still bearish? >> i am. i ado agree that 37.50 is a big line in the sand but there's more pain to come. $40 is the new 60. this some what bullish crude oil inventory for today, the market stalled out. it did not lift any further and $40 is a big resistance level. you mentioned the traders, this long position is the most in 17 months because who is left to buy? look for a move back down to 32. the shorts will chase down. >> that's what makes the market. guys we will be back with the live show tomorrow. >> we'll be back with you as well. let's talk some energy. last time you were on you started nibbling at some compani c

opportunity for these blue-collar workers and now you see a city that's been destroyed, you look at macon county which is the birthplace of the reagan democrats and trump's message is saying i'm going to negotiate the better deals across the world and with china, with japan, i'm going to bring manufacturing jobs back to michigan. that worked last night. it worked in favor of donald trump. jon: the exit polling seems to back you up on that and i want to stay with you for the moment mercedes among voters on the republican side who say they think trade takes away us jobs, 45 percent again on the republican side went for donald trump. 22 percent for cruz, 20 percent for kasich and nine percent for rubio. whatever donald trump was saying regarding trade resonated in michigan. >> you look at michigan where with nasa they lost over 230,000 jobs, they had a high unemployment number. they've been hit hard with the auto plants closing offshore jobs, leaving michigan. so i think for donald trump, his simplistic message of being the tough negotiator, saying i'm the one that can cut these deals.we hav

the company said trader joe's chocolate orange sticks and trade i joe's chocolate raspberry sticks macon tape milk, which is not listed in the ingredient list. people who have an allergy or strong sensitivity to milk should avoid those treats. trader joe's says two reactions have been reported, anyone who purchased these products can return for full refunds. >> class action lawsuit accusing the deodorant olds spice of leaving men with severe skin those reactions include reactions and chemical burns, the suit is seeking more than $5 million in damages, here's pictures on your screen, of the person that is accusing them of this. multiple people. posted photos to social media claiming their skin conditions were caused by old spice. procter & gamble the makers of old spice said, quote, we go to great lent to ensure our products are safe to use, and tens of millions of menus this product with confidence, and without incident every year. small number of men may experience irritation due to alcohol since tiff at this. it is a common ingredient across virtually all deodorant products, foremen wh

elections are aboutthe character if you surround yourself.urse written the book about character until macon kelly's has been said this is a book about, living with character and surrounding yourself with people of character. so i had worked on many other books before a press secretary i was a deputy it is italy's take the deputy job you have to work holidays and weekends but that is when you learn how to do the job if there is anb opportunity you can step up. i left the white house bush, keep him in mind. he knew me and asked if i had a book. and he said what about your stories and he said you tell great stories about president bush. and i remembered i took the from the amtrak train and it was in my wallet for three years. all of a sudden i pulled it out and said i have do this. this is my book proposal a. ripped up piece of paper folded in my wallet for three years. sean looked at it and said leave this with me and went to this bosses and said we should do a book and they said that book will never sell and if you want to do something political we will help you. i said i am not doing that.

. >> reporter: colson graduated in 2005 then went on to randolph macon college before later becoming a police officer like his grandfather. >> idolized his grandfather. so, that could have been a big push for him to be a police officer. >> reporter: authorities say around 4:30 yesterday afternoon a gunman opened fire on the first officer he saw outside a police station in hyattsville maryland. that happened to be colson. a gun battle followed with several officers firing back. the suspect was wounded, a second was arrested soon after. colson was pronounced dead at the hospital where fellow law enforcement joined hands in a moment of silence. >> when you hear something like this it just punches you in the stomach. >> reporter: chichester principal also new colson who would come back to the games from time to time. >> will he a infectious smile. he was always -- whenever you saw him he would smile. >> reporter: colson's family was given a police he is court maryland last night. fellow alumni had been reaching out since the news broke and the school is planning a way to remember their f

the trophy is headed home to northeast ohio as wadsworth took on macon. a great start forr that team on a 10 / zero run. judy johnson gets the bucket and they finishh j with 28 points. johnson drives the lane, gets the bacon and wadsworth comes off 16 at up 16 at the break. wadsworth closes it out and they bring itit home.. their second state title in school history.i and in all northeast ohio that's a hockey tournament in columbus c congratulations to the saint ignatius wildcats are when their win their second championship in two years four / three on saturday afternoon. f indians five day on spring training and a cup a home opener with the boston red sox and saturday afternoon continues against padres. and indians take a one / nothing lead. in the seventh inning padres were offhe one that ties the game at three. padres blow open the game in the eighth and it's a real week two run single and san diego wins the game six / three and the ashland men and women's basketball teams both lose and their postseason sports. that doesn't. have a great sunday. >>> 9:

ch time as he macon sume -- as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is ecognized. >> mr. speaker, i appreciate my colleague from texas, mr. gohmert, for yielding me a little special time here today to make a tribute to a great, stellar woman from northern california. mr. lamalfa: this can't be done in a one-minute speech to a little extra time is fitting for her work and her life and recognition. in rising today i join many north state residents in honoring the life and legacy of isaac lowe, an incredible woman and civil rights leader who passed away a few weeks ago in reading, california. she was the second youngest of nine children, learning early the importance of hard work. she attended tit lotson business college -- till lotson business college in austin and a&m in prairie view. she was checking up on a sick cousin when she met her future husband. an african-american woman in the 40's, she was no stranger to racism. despite her business degree she s not hired because people chose to see her s

the good news is she's back home in macon where she lives and coming back to dhirn's for outpatient therapy and she does face some surgeries to help her but her big goal is she just wants to go back to her second grade class and be a second grader again. hopefully that's just around the corner. she's obviously making huge progress. >> great story. thanks so much. >> thank you there, chris. some of this u.s. health officials say this is the mildest flu season that we've had in three years. isn't that great news? not for all the folks that got sick. despite that researchers say the flu season isn't over yet. come on! but on the positive side, this year's vaccine is a really nice match for the virus that is circulating. since the season hasn't peaked, officials are still advising you. if you have not gotten your flu shot, go out and get one. >> they say that flu season has not peaked yet, dave. spring is coming, tell us at least. >> now the whip and ne-ne is going to be stuck in my head. >> can you do it? >> it's so played out. >> what happened last year. >> it's in my head now. >> white man n

i want to bring in macon murphy. murphy. start with the republicans. megan: we're left with a scenario that some in the in the establishments here, to crisis that the parties will have to t.ce down and decide have to what you saw last night across the board was this was an antiestablishment vote, not only for donald trump and winning seven states, but for ted cruz and marco rubio and they had a poor showing. marco rubio needed to win virginia. you'll havesota but to stare down donors and voters, and you will find it a difficult case to make that he is the candidate the establishment should rally behind when he has proven so unsuccessful in sealing the deal. stephanie: you have members of gop establishment's trying to raise money to stop this donald trump train. can he be stopped? megan: it is a little late for the train to be stopped and they did not sort of contemplate that so many people -- so many people we talked to said he is a creation of the media, and people will discover he is a blowhard, but he has picked up on so many things that we have see

and of night, and again, we are friday less problem, but there is still a risk of strong storms from macon, georgia to, south of atlanta. and plus the polar vortex is shifting, and saturday, warmer in the east, but the colder air will make its way into the great lake, and eventually on sunday, all of the way through the northea northeast, and the great lake, and the clipper may bring in the few hour showers, and monday, hartford, and detroit 36, and 29 degrees. here is what is happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm storm team 4, chuck bell. and the pollen is high for those allergy sufferers out there. and we should make it it into the low to mid-70s by the afternoon. the sky will be more and more filled with clouds as the day goes on, and a chance for showers coming in after 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. and the highs the to today, in the 70s and enjoy >>> that's your latest weather. matt? >> mr. roker, thank you. this morning on start today, spring forward. hitting the refresh button on money matters. today's financial editor has five things to do today to freshen up your finan

because the spinach in the products macon taken bits of glass. the affected products is giorno pizza, lean cuisine and stuff to f -- stouffers frozen dinners. we're an hour away from the government's federal report on import and export prices. both expected to decline. >>> in news outside the world of business, former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest in southern california. funeral service will take place at the ronald reagan library in simmy valley. her two children expected to speak at their mother's funeral. james a.baker who served as president reagan's administration and former nbc news anchor and tom brokaw will give remarks. the funeral will be a private ceremony but officials say more than 3,000 people passed the casket during public viewing. >>> jetblue says traffic rose more than 19% last month. the driver was a large increase in capacity. judge united technology's ceo said his company is open to doing a large acquisition. this comes despite rejecting a merger proposed by honeywell. the question is does he plan on acquiring

it may be better to make a deal with john kasich and they macon sen trait on -- may concentrate on some states like pennsylvania and new york and if you are ted cruz you concentrate on arizona and california. >> if you are ted cruz you can seed some of the territory when you say you are the only alternative to trump? >> john kasich comes from the important state of ohio. republicans are not going to win a general election. i don't see governor kasich going anywhere. it may have been a different kasich than was the governor of wisconsin, but he is not. it is a three-person race. i think cruz needs kasich to get to that convention and hope that trump fails on the first ballot and then we are off to the races to see who is is gonna get the 1237. politics makes strange bedfellows. right now i believe it is cruz and kasich against trump. >> do you think it is a possibility they can have a ticket? >> i don't know if they have a ticket directly. their biggest strength is divide and conquer. >> it serves both of their purposes. donald trump has made all kinds of interesting deals with ben carso

host: audrey in macon, georgia, you are opposing donald trump and you are on the air. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. what is your view? caller: all of these people calling in, they support trump, i feel sorry for them. i absolutely do. and these people that are calling in with so much hateful -- who so much hate for barack obama, address him as president obama. he earned that right. i would not hire donald trump to blow mosquitoes out of my neighborhood. donald trump is more of a child in these two young boys that i adopted, and people are talking about hillary clinton and the president giving welfare? these two young boys that i have in my home have been here for more than 7.5 years. , solitary dime was given to me to help support them. i had to support them out of my pocket. i have adopted them. i could not even get health insurance for them. so nobody gave me anything. everything i got, i worked for. as for donald trump, donald , he iss so rich completely stupid. int: we move onto cynthia wayland, michigan, who is supporting donald trump. why i

the macon tract is down by 1%. still well above $40. >>> there's an all out manhunt under way as we speak for a suspect spotted on surveillance cameras and one report says he's been arrested. these are the men that belgium prosecutors say were responsible for yesterday's atrocities. the two in black probably blew themselves up with a suitcase bomb soon after this image was recorded. both are wearing gloves. on their left hand, some say to hide detonateors. the man in the hat was the target of an urgent manhunt and is the one that those reports say he was apprehended. tuesday's attack was the first of two as the explosion later rocked the metro. total death reaching 2340u with more than 200 injured. isis claimed responsibility for the attack which took four place after the arrest of brussels in a prime suspect in the paris attacks. unused explosive device was found at the airport and a man was seen running away from the terminal after the explosions. blasts were probably in preparation before friday's arrest of a lo