melissa: really? >> because -- melissa: how do you see that? because we're moving into territory that's tough for him. going up north. >> well, relatively. but this -- the premise here is if you could get down to a two-man race. cruz and trump. melissa: uh-huh. >> in a head-to-head matchup and our poll beats trump by 8 points. now, depending on the state, some northern states can prevent trump as the moderate and collect votes there. but you have to remember even though trump gets enormous amounts of media attention, he's not ahead of cruz by that much in the delegate counts. by 460 to 370. you need more than 1,200 to win it. your last guest saying it's over if trump wins ohio and picks up 66 delegates. why? he's still not even halfway there. melissa: i think the reason you say that is it trump's not even halfway there. well, he's closer than cruz. you know what i mean? >> marginally. melissa: talking about how hard it is trump may not get there. it's even harder for the other guys. and when you talk about -- well, if everybody gets out, you kn

melissa. melissa: voters heading to the polls in illinois which is not winner-take-all state. republican candidates battle it out for the share of the state's 59 delegates. mike tobin in chicago with latest on this one. mike, how is it shaping up? reporter: if you're looking for a upset look at the democratic race here in illinois because the "black lives matter" organization, other minority organizations have been out demonstrating, not against donald trump but against hillary clinton. and that is because of her close association with mayor rahm emanuel. terribly unpopular in the black community because of his handling of the laquan mcdonald shooting. one organization reportedly hired a banner plane to toe -- tow over the city, hillary stands with rahm. he thanked the chicago mayor for not endorsing him as he barnstormed across the land of lincoln. he is nipping right now, according to the polls at hillary's heels. old logic is no one can win cook county or chicago. cook county being most pop

melissa: i'm melissa francis and this is "after the bell." new at this hour -- neil: new information on the deadly terrorist attacks in brussels. a number of u.s. citizens currently remain unaccounted for in belgium including u.s. government and state department personnel. police discovering a suicide note on a laptop left in a garbage can believed to be written by one of the bombers. a desperate manhunt is underway for the man in white. authorities searching for several others linked to the attacks that killed at least 30 people. left over 300 wounded with 61 still in intensive care. melissa. melissa: we have breaking news right now out of brussels. fox news is just learning the man who made bombs for both attacks in brussels and massacre in paris is dead. fox business's gerri willis is in the newsroom with the latest on this story. gerri, what can you tell us? >> melissa, that's right. fox news learned from forces. najim laachraoui who built bombs for yesterday's attack is dead. the same man's whose dna reportedly turned up on explosive bel

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." new at this hour -- david: looks good to see everything green on st. patrick's day. right now senate minority leader harry reid is appearing with merrick garland, they're actually due to appear any minute. they're meeting now on the hill. key republicans are adamant that his nomination will not be considered in an election year and now questions about whether he is really as moderate as we were told yesterday. melissa: hmmm. first it is back to the campaign trail where the gop candidates are looking west. ted cruz hitting arizona and utah with backing of lindsey graham. meanwhile donald trump is gaining another rival. fox business's peter barnes joins us with the latest on this one. peter, who is it? reporter: hey, melissa, it is none other than than harry reid, that democratic leader you were just talking about there. he is blaming the rise of trump on republican leaders in congress their strategy of blocking president obama now with this supreme court nominee. reid said their tactic

melissa. melissa: bernie sanders hitting the stomach hard in wisconsin today as he prepares to square off against rival hillary clinton in the state's primary vote on tuesday. but can sanders pull off a surprise win in the badger state? jeff flock is live in wisconsin with the latest on what the candidate is doing to boost his chances ahead of wisconsin's important he vote. jeff in. reporter: on the campus of carthage college here in kenosha, wisconsin. melissa, if donald trump is looking for people to cross over because they are disaffected i don't think he will get any in bernie sanders's camp. this is a real barn-burner. look at numbers from the marquette poll, now in the lead pretty strongly as bernie sanders over hillary clinton. numbers are 49-45. back in october hillary clinton had a 53-point lead. where he is winning big? well, young voters like folks here on campus at cath than college. he -- carthage college. he gets 83% of the voters 18-29. the guy running the poll says that is pham

melissa. melissa: the lone star state has 155 delegates up for grabs. connell mcshane is the cruz headquarters. what is the mood over there, connell? reporter: they're hoping for a win, melissa, no doubt about it. they are hope for a big win the way the delegate math works. of the 11 states handing out republican delegates none will give out more than the state of texas. we'll cover cruz at his campaign headquarters, at least campaign head quarters for tonight, place called the redneck country club outside of houston. popular music joint i'm told. he will hope to celebrate a victory tonight. when we saw him earlier today, seemed as if he was already thinking about tomorrow. >> any candidate that wakes up tomorrow morning who has not won any states, or any candidate who i can wakes up tomorrow morning or who has negligible number of delegates, time to start thinking about coming together. reporter: that brings us to the issue of delegate math. when you're watching our coverage tonight, it is so

melissa. melissa: not taking anything lying down, donald trump is firing back at the attacks from mitt romney. >> so disappointed in him because he let us down, he let us down. i backed mitt romney, i backed him. you can see how loyal he is. he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said, mitt, drop to your knees, he would have dropped to his knees. he was begging. [shouting] mitt was going to run. it was going to be a third attempt. the second one being one of the great catastrophes. first one just didn't happen so that is okay. jeb bush actually convinced mitt not to run, can you imagine? jeb, jeb sold him. mitt was a disaster as a candidate. melissa: there you go. so trump went on to claim that a 2012 fund-raiser for mitt romney ruined one of his carpets. [laughter]. trump is now suggesting that he might send romney the bill. i could see that. david: former house speaker, presidential candidate newt gingrich ran against mitt romney in 2012. he says, hey, if you aren't backing trump yo

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." new at this hour -- the fight for the supreme court is heating up. strong reaction is pouring in from both sides of the aisle. now all in response to president obama's new nominee. not republicans are standing firm on their word to block any one of the president's puts forth. john kasich is hitting campaign trail, hot off his big win in ohio. how his campaign affects donald trump's chances of getting the nomination. trump is sitting his sights on hillary clinton with a brand new ad, fending off attacks from both the left and the right. david: meanwhile "the donald" is striking back to harsh warping to the republican establishment if he is denied the party's nomination at the convention. take a listen. >> i think we'll win before getting to the convention but i can tell you, if we didn't and if we're 20 votes short or if we're, you know, 100 short, and we're at 1100 and somebody is at 500 or 400, we're way ahead of everybody, i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically

melissa. melissa: thanks, walid for joining us. i heard people talking about this. this is the first time i can think of when an isis attacker who has been active in one of these incidents has been taken alive. how significant is this? i imagine every government will want to talk to him. what does this mean? >> the capture of salah abdeslam is extremely important after he committed the paris massacres. now what the pretty much authorities will be able to get from him is a lot of information about the cell. about how this operation was conducted. and as importantly about other potential cells that are still in france, and as belgium as well. melissa: he was purportedly supposed to blow himself up with suicide vest. he didn't do that. they found the vest abandoned. is there chance they won't get him to talk or what are their techniques are like in this part of the world? >> they have captured jihadists in the past. not been able to get information, direct interview. they have been getting inform

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." david: breaking this hour, a crucial night in republican race for the white house. we're four hours away from the polls closing in michigan where 59 gop delegates are at stake. that is tonight's biggest prize. 150 delegates are up four republicans in four states including idaho and mississippi. in two hours the first caucuses will be in hawaii. they will begin. first we go to fox news's molly line in detroit on the latest for the fight for "the wolvervine" state. molly? reporter: hi, david. despite predictions from the secretary of state office they're expecting record turnout, basing on absentee ballots we're here in polling station in detroit. it's a slow trickle despite visits recently from secretary hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the polls close at 8:00. most of the state tonight, there are some in the upper peninsula, some counties close 9:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll have a better idea how the actual enthusiasm on the democratic side pans out. on gop side, jobs dominated con

melissa? melissa: some. country's biggest and begs-known companies may be rethinking their plans to sponsor the upcoming gop convention, getting pressure from liberal activists as well as worries about the divisive campaign and potential for violence at the event. an activist group called, quote, color of change, pushing rporations not to donate to the republican convention. sending out this petition, any sponsorship of a trump-led convention will be an endorsement of his hate-filled and racist rhetoric, and runs counterto the values of your company. some of the companies they're targeting right now? names you know. coca-cola, google, xerox, at&t, adobe and cisco. however a spokesperson for the republican convention tells fox business that no sponsors have pulled out as of yet. they have actually, already raised more money for this national convention than ever before. interesting. but it is crisis management time for trump in wisconsin, that's for sure. he is trailing cruz by 10 points and his remarks on ab

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." new at this hour, a major manhunt intensifies for the surviving suspect caught on camera at brussels airport. while a second attacker is believed to be on the run in connection with the subway attack. the head of europe's union, head of the european union law enforcement agency admit isis's network may be more widespread than they had feared. the state department just reporting two u.s. officials are among the missing in the wake of tuesday's attacks. mourners are now flocking to a makeshift memorial to pay their respects for the dozens killed, injured and missing. david: in the aftermath of the terror attacks in belgium, the u.s. state department saying a number of american still unaccounted for. adam shapiro joining us from the newsroom with the latest. adam. reporter: that's right, david. official number of american missing in the aftermath of the terrorist attack is two people. 12 are injured. they are saying it's a mass casualty event. difficult to provide specific numbers. there

melissa. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow here is everything you need to know right now. no political path forward. dr. ben carson shaking up the 2016 campaign today, announcing he will not attend the fox news debate in his hometown of detroit, that is tomorrow night. fox business's peter barnes in d.c. with the latest. reporter: hey, melissa, nearly a year after he declared he was running and spending more than $50 million, ben carson is out of the republican presidential race. he finished well behind donald trump and other rivals in the primaries and caucuses to date, collecting just six republican delegates. in that statement he would not attend tomorrow night's gop debate tomorrow night to be aired by fox news. quote, i do not see a political path forward in light of last evening's super tuesday results however this grass roots movement on behalf of we the people will continue along with millions of patriots who supported my campaign for pridt. he remain committed supporters and do

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." new this hour, bringing the bern to the buckeye state, bernie sanders bringing rally to ohio. his surprise win he says in michigan rattled hillary clinton and tuesday's races will be closer than you think. family of nancy reagan along with distinguished guests from capitol hill to hollywood are paying their final respects right now to the former first lady. david: as the rain begins to fall there. we have you covered on all top stories. back to today's market rally. the dow ended day up 200 points. what a way to end the week. all major averages ending higher for the fourth week in a row. this is the longest winning streak in four months. phil flynn, price futures group and fox business contributor joins me now from the cme. phil, everybody was saying when oil goes up, the markets go up. that happened today. but was there anything else? >> well you know i'll tell you, i still think this is partly due to mario draghi yesterday. they gave a major shot at stimulus to the european economy

melissa: i'm melissa francis. david: after the any moment the president will be speaking to cuban business leaders and cuban entrepreneurs of you a kind. the president stating in a joint press conference with veul -- wh raoul castro that he's sure at some point the embargo with america will end. reporter: it's been ending. we had a joint press conference between president obama and cuban president rule raul cast. while castro was challenging the president to lift more restrictions on cuba and also challenging him to give up the land where guantanamo bay currently resides chiding him. the president respornld by getting in -- respond by getting into issues of human rights. his critics said he shouldn't be visiting havana in the first place. >> we'll continue to stand up form basic principles we believe in. america believes in democracy. we believe that freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, freedom of religion are not just american values but are universal values. >> he wants to make history. he has a legacy lis

melissa: i'm melissa francis and this is "after the bell." brand new at this hour --, the public is getting its first opportunity to pay respects to former first lady nancy reagan lying in repose at the reagan national library. we'll take you life to seem my valley. nfl free agent period is officially open. we'll bring you details who is going where as soon as they come out. crowds are gathering at a rally in marco rubio's home state of florida this after he failed to qualify for a single delegate any of last night's four competitions. david: pressure is on for rubio in florida. fox business's blake burman son the campaign trail. famed university of virginia professor larry saba on why the stakes have never been higher but we start with our own blake burman in charlotte, north carolina. hi, blake. reporter: hi, david. four candidates left but two former presidential candidates grabbed some headlines earlier today. let's start with carly fiorina because she gave a surprise endorsement to ted cruz and the timing and location of this probably no

melissa: yeah. >> if you're someone who doesn't want donald trump to win, you're rooting for marco rubio in florida and john kasich in ohio. i'm interested seeing whether there is strategic voting. say you're a ohio voter and previous rubio or cruz you might cast a ballot for kasich there as means of buttressing pushing back against trump. same deal migrating to rubio down in florida. melissa: let me ask you real quick before we go. i want to ask but the argument against the stop trump movement. there are folks talking about he shakes up the electoral map other ways other candidates. nobody wins both alabama and massachusetts in primary. that was very unusual thing to do. prove hes different kind african date. they say he does really well with working class caulkcation voters, as a result could take pennsylvania and wisconsin, two states that have been completely democratic for as many presidential elections as people can remember. is that compelling to the people who maybe just want to stop hillary

melissa: no. david: ted cruz not only railing against donald trump but taking a shot at his supporters yesterday. take a listen. >> donald does well with vote here's have relatively low information, who are not that engaged and who are angry and see him as an angry voice. where we are beating him is when voters get more engaged and get more informed. when they inform themselves they realize his record. he's what they're angry at. david: well, steve moore is here saying stop insulting your own. heritage foundation fellow and fox news contributor joins me now. so, steve, what do you make of this, calling trump voters low-information or even dupes? >> yeah, hi, david. i don't have a horse in this race. david: i understood. >> i like cruz but i truly don't. this is big mistake for republicans not just ted cruz and a lot of my conservative friend who basically say it is act of treason to say anything nice about trump let alone his voters. when ted cruz says they're low information voters, i've been to

melissa. melissa: belgian police are searching for at least one surviving suspect. for the latest on manhunt go to catherine herridge, fox news chief intelligence correspondent. you noted very interesting things about the photograph we saw a minute ago. what do you have to report? >> reporter: thank you, catherine. former fbi agents and military officer are drawing fox's attention to the suspects in tan and black on let left of your screen. they both wore a single black glove holding luggage cart. it is evidence of a possible detonator known as a dead man switch. one scenario once the pressure on the handle is broken the bomb is triggered. these switches are used if a suicide bomber is shot and disabled the vest or belt will still explode because this contact is broken. now let's take a closer look at the guy there on the right. the video is not great quality but three sources said he appears to be wearing a disguise. coloring between his face and nose appears to be too uneven to be real. sour

melissa. they hired a convention manager to help them navigate that potential rough waters here at mid-summer. they also announced that they have set up an office in washington, d.c. to kind of tie up affairs with folks in washington. however all of that got lost today with the jupiter police announcing the charges of trump campaign manage ircory lewandoski. david, melissa, back to you. melissa: that is a lot to digest. blake, thanks for that. david: that last story cast a very big shad dome. over in milwaukee protesters are expected with a republican town hall taking place. jeff flock is there. jeff, what is the scene? reporter: two hours away from the start of that protest. this is wisconsin avenue which already has been shut down. lori, if you're able to show them. that is the milwaukee river that bridge runs across. milwaukee's finest shut that down and milwaukee for three blocks. this is the requireside theater. you see milwaukee police incident command post in place. we have fences out h

. >>> and melissa mccarthy gets tongue tied. her go-to moves for guaranteed movie success. >>> now for march 22, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hello, everybody, thank you for joining us. nancy o'dell and kevin frazier have the night off. >>> we have big news for you, michelle turner was backstage for dancing's debut. the good, the bad and the oh, my, my. >> that wasn't a dance, that was walking. i can't tell a lie. >> hot! ♪ >> let's just start with our best in show, that goes to full house's jodie sweetin, her backstage shades, robes and slippers. then she danced a mane tango and dishing on john stamos's new girlfriend. 52, she's 29. >> i met her a couple days ago, she's delightful. and we're welcom into the family. we saw them just sharing ice cream, and they're adorable, we really like her. >>> the hot guy we didn't know before last night, but we really want to get to know now. the first completely deaf contestant. and the judges summed up the field. >> he was kind of hot. i was like hot flash, hot flash. and then

melissa. melissa: bill gavin former fbi assistant director. can i get your reaction and what is your first thought? >> i listened to catherine herridge, as always she is spot on analysis, you move the choke point a little further and create an insown and out of zone violation. the problem is other things can really be done. what i would add to catherine can say, why we don't want to talk about profiling but anathema to even think about it, but situational profiling we have to do. if we move the check point out a little further we can put trained people out there who do situational sis. what is this person doing? are they walking with their head down? acting like crazy people? all those kinds of things. that is one additional buffer you can get before you get to the magnetometers. it is very dangerous situation. i'm sure when they first set the protocol up. they did all the analysis and said it will work best the way it is. bottom line they have to change that. melissa: bill, tell me how realistic a lot of those things are. i use new york, as a

melissa. melissa: louisiana, kentucky maine have their say. fox has special coverage starts live at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. david: coming up right here, new develop in the fbi investigation into the hillary clinton email server. we have a new information on her aides and their handling of classified material. wait until you see this. melissa: ben carson talking to cpac in the next hour. widely expect he is getting out of the race. we'll take you back to the convention stage as soon as he gets to the mic. david: rest of the republican candidates are back to the trail made of tomorrow's big grab for delegates and more for next week. what you can expect coming up. >> guess what? it is now march madness and we're heading up north to the place, to my turf, okay? let me just tell you this. i will win ohio every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft clo

melissa: how? >> very thing because, if it remains opaque and light of day and light of justice can not shine on cuba then they will never know how it changes. if more people go there and more people see protests, more people somehow infuse this place with money and dreams, then people -- melissa: castro is keeping money. the money is going in and castro is just keeping it. he is not sharing -- >> force of nature will take castro away from the brothers very soon. more americans there, more american dollars, more media, the more media, slowly freedom will come. harris: that will be the dream. i hear both sides of this but reality somewhat of what you're saying because this is communist nation. melissa: right. harris: did anybody think its citizens would get 100%? we don't even get 100% of our paychecks. $20 a month. andrea: exactly. i think both sides are right. melissa is absolutely right. this will only strengthen the regime because of grip of power. harris: and money. andrea: right. i agree with

. >>> melissa mccartney's recipe for comedy success. find out just how far she'll go for laughs. >> i hear melissa's doing a thing with spray tan. >>> and a little later, we go inside the recording stud with the stars of the new jungle book. how they're bringing the animated classic back to life. >>> and real housewife teresa and her husband joe just hours before he goes to prison. are they giving up reality tv? >> how do you see your family five years from cameras? no cameras? >>> but first, another high profile couple in turmoil. >> i know, i hope that people don't get sick of us. >> could a bitter divorce be a new inspiration for modern family's executive producer steve levitan. he's locked in battle with wife of 23 ye krista, it's gotten ugly with her claiming abuse which he denies and her making money demands. >> sometimes i just feel like i have to scream to let you know how upset i am. >> argument according to divorce papers originally filed in january, he earns a staggering $2.4 million a month. and she wants spousal support lik

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is melissa's former assistant on the boss, after doing time for insider trading. it's a far cry f melissa's own personality, yeah, just being sweet >> i'm very family and my friends and i always want to get people together, take vacations with people. i am not a lone wolf. >>> coming up, joe giudice's prison plan, how will the real housewife's husband's wife survive with her husband gone. >> am i in the right monkey temple. >>> and we have casting news from the new tanya harding movie. you'll never guess who's playing the scorned figure skater. find out right after this. >> in on the's castings, new margot robbie is goin pg tolay tanya harding in a new movie. harding was the infamous olympian who made headlines with ex-husband and bodyguard who injured fellow skater nancy kerrigan. harding later pleaded guilty to hindering the prosecution and said she didn't know about it until after it happened. >> back then, it was like, i didn't understand the law, i didn't understand anything about what was going o >> robbie is an aussie, but we know she can play ame no word o

melissa: we turn back to presidential politics. despite hillary clinton's wins last night there are big concerns about her weakness heading into the general election. "wall street journal" pointing out the former secretary of state has struggled in kind of swing states where democrats have to win in order to prevail in november like michigan, where she lost to bernie sanders last week. illinois where she barely eked out a win yesterday and missouri which is still too close to call. clinton has lingering issues with trustworthiness seen in fox exit polls. more than a third of voters in florida and ohio say she is not honest. that goes up to half in north carolina and missouri. andrea, when we see the race against bernie sanders. why does it matter? she has superdelegates because she will win no matter what. it matters it shows republicans where her weakness is, independents and young people. andrea: absolutely. think about who does well in those states. donald trump did well in michigan. shouldn't do well in state like missouri, ver

melissa: i do, yeah. >> there's a serious angle, melissa, which is there is a p.c. movement on american campuses. man, you can't say anything, you can't do anything, you can't give a look without being the hook. harris: have you talked with your fellow democrats about this? >> you kidding? i was on a campus, i won't name it, but it was, like, microaggression, what are you talking about? at the point at which i grew up as a black person in america, if you were hung up about micro-aggressions, you might as well have just stayed at home. [laughter] harris: the struggle was about real aggression. sandra: i'm sorry, did you learn mention the use of the word "person," they have to spell it differently? melissa: no, i didn't, thank you. sandra: the o is replaced with an x because it presumes it's overly gendered because "son" is in the word. >> oh, my gosh. harris: how do you pronounce that? melissa: it's like prince, it's just a character. sandra: the money part of this is astounding. there's not even an estimate of how much this'll cost, their just turning over -- meliss

is melissa's former -- after doi after doing time for insider trading. that's another ingredient, j being sweet. >> i'm very family and my friends and i always to get people together, take vacations with people. i am not a lone wolf. >>> comingup, joe giudice's prison plan, how will the real life housewife maae do with her husband gone. >> am i in the right monkey temple. >>> and we have casting news from the new tanya hardin movie. you'll never guess who's playing the scorned figure skater. find out right after this. ♪ ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. >>> in on the casting news, margo robby is going to play tanya harding in a new movie. harding was the infamous olympian who plotted along with her ex-husband and bodyguard to injure nancy kerrigan. harding later pleaded to being a con conspirator in the attack and told us she didn't know about it until after it happened. >> back then, it was like, i didn't understand the law, didn't understand anything about wha

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meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the a accu weather easter sunday forecast, melissa. >> certainly no complaints on this easter sunday because for the majority of the day we have stayed dry. we did have a fair amount of cloud cover across the region. the currently in philadelphia coming in at 56, same thing in allentown, wide range in temperatures, notice at the coast it the is cooler, 47 in cape may. 46 degrees in beach haven. the reason why it the is cooler is because we are dealing with the easterly wind. here's satellite six with action radar we have got that easterly component to our wind. we did have a few sun breaks earlier today but clouds are starting to build in a thicken across the region and i wouldn't be surprised with spotty drizzle or sprinkle especially across coastal sections of new jersey with that easterly direction. the couple changes for the workweek. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. flights a frontal boundary with an area have low pressure across the carolinas that will lift northward. we are tracking imagery out to the west produ

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chuck. >> okay, thanks, melissa. outside this morning, dealing with locally thick fog especially for our friends and neighbors in the snd gaithersburg, only three miles. half-mile visibility in leesburg and winchester, quarter mile from frederick. take a look at the morning commute, fog in the morning, and sun up, top down this morning. be on the lookout for a passing shower from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. >>> a lesson your kids don't usually see in the classroom. how this little girl is teaching her classmates and teacher about life. >>> and a live look at mcpherson it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. >>> 6:16 now, we're watching your commute as tens of thousands of y

so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. with math. >> you add 6 to 18 and it gives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, every day. there's not a day that passed, every day. i did crazy -- i looked like a damned fool. i could see myself out there. i looked like a damned fool, running around thinking i'm like [ bleep ]. probably smelled like one, i don't know. 37 years old. i can't do

alone. >> reporter: melissa frederick k found a lot of lonely men to work her wiles on. one of them was her third husband, robert frederick. he died under suspicious circumstances in 2002, after making melissa the sole beneficiary of his sizable estate, stacy. >> hard to believe. how does she keep getting out of prison after all the things she's done? >> that wouldn't happepen in florida a where she would d be considereded a career criminal, but the rules are different in cacanada. she might go free as early as friday, even though prosecutors there still believe she's a dangerous woman. >> it sounds like it. >>> tonight, in the fight for your vote, fox is canceling their upcoming republican debate in salt lake city. donald trump withdrawing because of a speaking engagement. pulled out. are the three remaining white hohouse. one day after marco rubio suspended his race for the white house, there are questions about his political future. he lost in all but one county in florida. william marst says it could haunt rubio for some time. also, there aren't too many opportunitie

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meet the role goodies melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night, fire breaks out in a delaware county church and more than a dozen animals are removed from a home in northeast philadelphia a. >>> but the big story on a "action news" is threat of rain and some snow in our area tomorrow. just in time for the a arrival of springtime. meteorologist melissa a magee is tracking the system and joins us live from the big board with more, melissa a a. >> yeah, sarah we are tracking two pieces of energy working their way in the delaware and lehigh valleys. storm tracker six live double scan radar is showing you we have light rain falling. for bulk of the day it has been falling to the south of philadelphia right through south jersey into delaware. notice mixing going on for from wilmington and chester county, pennsylvania. initially we were thinking we were going to track one piece out the to the west and another area of low pressure that would merge and form a coast aal storm but that idea is falling apart

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meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> for the first day of spring we are tracking that snow and it looks like what you will find depend on your location at least the amount. we have a winter weather advisory east of philadelphia a, where ocean, southern burlington, and atlantic counties. the advisory goes up at 7:00 this evening lasting through 6:00 a a.m. on monday because we will track a period of light snow. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar and there will be a sharp cut off with this precipitation this evening, and during overnight hours. notice mixed precipitation moving in the i the 95 metro area and to the south we have got rain from surf city down to cape may, west ward into dover. little tire on street level and notice that mixed precipitation end in philadelphia rain and wet snow at this hour. wilmington is dealing with the chilly rain. medford lakes and glassboro we have mixed precipitation and rain across areas of south jersey. as moisture continues to work its way northward the sunsets t

meteorologist melissa magee. not too bad with a little bit of rain earlier on this week. >> grab rain gear and umbrellas for commute early tomorrow morning but after that, the week it is pretty mild for mid-march. >> good. >> we will show you what is going on, storm tracker six live double scan radar. you can see we have some precipitation right now, across philadelphia, across our northwestern suburbs as well but you will notice a batch of moisture to the south, press nothing to wilmington, vineland, through dover as well with moderate pockets of rainfall. we will go tighter on that in just a moment but first across philadelphia and immediate suburbs you can see light rain showers along that i-95 corridor through jenkintown, norristown, lansdale, green lane, and pottstown as well but now we will focus down to the south, across south jersey and millville, along route 47, traveling southbound, in cape may, also to the west, and fortecue. we are also dealing with moisture for smyrna, route 300 down into dover and u

no jacket required melissa. temperatures are quite mild despite the clouds and the moisture we are tracking across the region. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you'll notice light rain across philadelphia and some back towards berks be lancaster counties. we'll go in tighter on street level be light rain south of philadelphia but a heavier pocket of rain along the new jersey turnpike if you travel westbound west of the browns mills that is down into medford lakes and berlin. the moisture thanks to a frontal boundary moving on through is coming in from a west-east direction and will depart later on today. winds are starting to pick up. they are sustained to 14 miles per hour in philadelphia, and 12 in lancaster and 12 miles per hour in sea isle city and coming in from the southwesterly direction and because of that temperatures are quite mild. 68 in philadelphia, and 67 in reading and 68 in dover, a touch cooler at the coast 55 in beach haven and 59 in atlantic city. but hey it gets better as we head into

not bad, melissa. >> not bad. look at a

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