west? >> cornel west: i refused to salute the flag because my great uncle had been lynched with the flag wrapped around his body. so i went back to sacramento and said, "i'm not saluting the flag." and teacher went at me and hit me, and i hit back. and then we had a joe frazier/muhammad ali moment right there in the third grade. >> clifton west: he was the only student i ever knew that came home with all a's and had to get a whipping. >> brown: clifton west is cornel's brother, best friend and was his role model growing up. he says behind his little brother's bad behavior, was a relentlessly curious mind. >> clifton west: we had this bookmobile. and we would come out, and check out a book, and go on back in the house and start reading it. so corn, at one point, i don't know how long it took, he had read every book in the bookmobile. >> brown: excuse me? >> clifton west: i don't know. it had to be 200 books, easy. and the bookmobile man, who was a white guy, went to all the neighborhoods, li

, and cornell west, what is the difference between cornell and allen west? >> allen west endorsed by book. he is a republican who was elected as a member of congress in florida. he is a great friend of mine. i have learned a lot from allen west. was very friendly with him as a congressman. cornell west is a professor at princeton and i think came out to support bernie sanders. i mention him throughout the book because cornell west is part of the race hustle movement. i lump him with al sharpton because he is rolled out when we need spokesman. my parents grew up in the segregated south and were called the n-word and had to sit on the of the bus in richmond, virginia. they told me to speak out for myself as a black woman. so i take great offense when the media want to reduce black people to voices in a connective voice that have to be relegated. you don't have a white spokesperson that speaks on your behalf, peter. when you look at cornell west he is making munee writing books about what black people should do and think and how he is the voice of black people.

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our north and west. so this will be about in our hour and it'll be just all long island and coastal connecticut as we go through our morning commute. temperatures are dropping too. we're 50 at 7:00 with rain. then it's just dropping all day, into the low 40s by the time we get to the afternoon. and the wind will make it feel like, you know, even though we're in the low 40s with sunshine, it's going to feel like the 30s with this wind today. the wind is going to be cranking, northwest 25, 35 miles per hour, right at the coast. so 45 mile per hour wind gusts today. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. there she is, the traffic person. >>reporter: there you go. we have the bqe southwest right on the kosciuszko bridge an accident being cleared away. on the deegan also an accident south. it's right near van courtland park south another crash there. a and s trains signal problems at howard beech, so you can expect some suspensions. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today

@if you need to get around this, @take west 123rd or west 120th. @i have posted those on twitter @at danny wkyc. @we are green and clean on the @traffic map. @here is the picture outside on @71 at 1271, where everyone, @they are getting by just fine @and the roads look perfect. @>>> we continue to follow our @breaking news, it was a busy @early morning for cleveland @firefighters, two house fires @about the same time, just about @3 miles apart from each other. @122nd and tris tris cut. @the fire caused damage to a @house next door, neighbors had @to be evacuated. @no injuries reported. @cleveland police had to help @people get out of their @apartment after the building @caught firing police were @responding to another call when @street. @this was at a 2-story apartment @house on cross burn avenue near @west 130th when police got @theres residents were coming @out of the apartment but some @people who lived on the second @floor didn't know the building @was on fire. @police ran up stairs and @knocked on everybody's doors, @everyone got out safely. @

west of there, all rain and some light rain in the ohio valley and west virginia. the leading edge of that, coming into somewhat colder air, we're getting a little bit of wet snow, gray areas of the panhandle just west of the shenandoah valley. white and turquoise and green sprinkles onion and to harris harrisonburg and not arriving in the metro area until 9, 10:00 this morning. we are getting freezing from the mountains all the way out. and reaching 40 degrees in the panhandle of west virginia. this is our timing. this purple zone is a snow zone. we may be getting a few wet snowflakes in frederick county some very light rain in the washington metro area around 10, 11:00 this morning and then continues with wet snow farther to the north in the panhandle of west virginia and northern maryland and then changing to wet snow around 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. and then midnight to dawn on sunday, we'll have that. it begins to taper off and break up to our south and west, as we go to sunday morning pretty much over with. 4 to 8 inches in the winter advisory zone, highest elevatio

the high ground from here in west port is a 50-minute walk. in case you were wondering, wallace says this tower would not survive a tsunami. there's more. a tsunami isn't like a wind generated wave, the kind you see at the beach. they're caused by the sea jerking upwards causing a massive wall of water. >> the wave is vines and vines of water that comes in. it will move and destroy everything, and the biggest part is, once it comes through and it starts receding, more than likely you're going to have two/three tlsh four wave and the second wave is going to take the debris that was created from the first wave and now that becomes a battering ram. so it starts banging into the walls and destroying more property, cars become battering rams, trees, everything becomes a battering ram >>> across the bay from west port, ocean shores. their option is? >> their etchings is to get to the highest place you can get to as quickly as you can get to and wait. you just hold on and hope for the best >>> coming up, hoping for the best. >> we're going to be prep

elsewhere in west chester mount vernon saw trees and branches down on a line of parks cars near west fourth street more than 2,000 people in west chester are without power this morning. over on long island, nassau and down, dear park lines are down and police are on the scene over night at west fifth street and oakland avenue. back live the tree is down blocking the road here the lines are down so police are on the scene awaiting clean up crews to come and take this tree down so they can start restoring power to some of the people on this street. we are live in yonkers channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. new york city building crews are cleaning up another mess from the winds over night, shot this new video in hamilton heights after portions of a large sidewalk shed were blown down. about 200 feet of sidewalk was left uncovered near broadway and west 133rd street nobody was hurt. the cars parked in the area will have to be moved. >>> now to a developing story a wind driven fire ripped through two homes in queens, darla miles is live there in east elmhurst. darla. >>> well miche

there is a memorial at the spot where shayla died yesterday in west new york. tragedy was caught on surveillance video, she was holding her mother's hand as they crossed 62nd street and van buren place when the suv hit them. it stopped a passenger got out, then both sped off. >> i'm asking this individual, he can run but he cannot hide. we have the resources the personnel, the technology, we will find him. >>> investigators are looking for a black late model chevy tahoe, they know it has new jersey license plates but they out the plate number. shayla's number survived the crash. >>> and a pair of home invasionrobberies in two burough's with a similar mo. in brooklyn an 81-year-old woman robbed at knife point after a the home in cooney island. this happening sunday afternoon. the man taped her mouth shut threatening to kill her, then stole her watch. the womannaged to escape safely. >>> and in the bronx, two men also posing as coned workers pushing their way into an apartment yesterday afternoon, they tied up a 26-year-old woman tied her to a coffee table and se

once again a storm system passes to our west, and basically this storms going to our west. warm air winds, your storm time line for morning commute you'll need rain gear and make sure that rain can withstand wind because i do think winds tomorrow morning between 20 and 30 miles per hour, even occasionally gusting over 40 miles per hour. few hours. it's a fast moving weather system, why we got the wind. so we move it out of here quickly. i think we can get rain out 10 or 11 o'clock tomorrow morning by noon shows over. sunshine comes back. and it will still be windy even throughout afternoon winds tomorrow afternoon between 25 and 35 miles per hour along the coastline. continuing to gust 30 to 35 miles per hour. the number will go down though from the morning. temperatures tomorrow morning in upper 50s, 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon. upper 30s and evening commute. going to feel like winter blues reand cold. thursday, lots of sunshine, but a cold day. high temperatures on thursday only in the upper 20s to the low 30s. and then on friday, we have to watch another storm, now thi

rererting live in west miami, reporting live in west miami, robin 7 news night team. >> all right robin stay with us for complete primary covage tomorrow. we have crew across south florida. covering the candidates >>> president obama historic visit to cuba quickly approaching and tonight he is talking about it. alex is live in the satellite center with the details. alex? >> when president obama arrives in cuba next week he plans to use part of his visit to kick start u.s. business with island. bring up the issue of human rights. >> during my visit i intend to meet with disdents, critic of the cuban government. >> president obama on the record ahead of historic visit to cuba next week. the visit put imotion when the united states and cuba restored relations by reopening the embassy in july. >> the more at u.s. businesses are engaged in there the more that we have people traveling there. the more cuban americans are able to interact with family members that in some cases they haven't seen in decades. the more likely we are to see the kind of changes that all of us are hoping for. >> embar

he's at fi uchl west miami-dade. sheldon? >> it was the ultimate roller coaster day belkys for rubio. his day started with his camp planning what they call a celebration. but his night ended with an exit. suspended. >> with the woeful money from crowd of hometown supporters rubio race to the white house is over. >> while this may not have been the 84 for hopeful and optimistic message about our future i still remain hopeful and of the mystic about america. fact that i have even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. i asked the american people do not do not give in to the fear. do not give in to the ustration. we candice agree about public policy.( disagree about it vibrantly passionately but we are a hopeful people and we have every right to be hopeful. >> rubio was hopeful about winning florida. it's what he banked on to keep the presidential campaign alivethe presidential campaign alive. but he lost. and so the night his camp initially labeled a primary celebration on fiu campus ended when donald trump

she's carrying a telegraph wire from the east to the west. toerally connecting the east the west. what else do you see? the terrain also connecting east to west. mr. genetin-pilawa: there are like three different trains there. industrialization taking place. these are all facing westward, moving westward. >> qc the indians basically sort of in fear looking at this coming at them. mr. genetin-pilawa: down here, four native people kind of looking back over their shoulder, exiting stage left. what are some other elements of this picture? is bringing the light of civilization westward. mr. genetin-pilawa: the east side of this image is bright. she is literally bringing the light of civilization to the west. what else? anything else? some covered wagons, stagecoaches. the settlers are moving west. you see these guys down here kind of carrying pickaxes. iners.ight be m bauer some bridges and ships. it illustrates industry. sure if it's any particular river but it looks like it has printed a big horseshoe shaped bend in it. john. >> [inaudible] mr. genetin-pilawa: it looks like the lands

happened in south west 16 avenue and west hillsboro boulevard. if you know anything about that incident call broward crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >>> weather has been picture perfect the last couple of days. >> today was really nice. >> gorgeous. >>>> how about the week oh, are we looking phil. >> a weak front headed our way that will fizzle out by the that will keep us on the warm side. the entire outlook in just a couple of minutes. >>> after the news. big hit with london gerard butler find out why the two got physical tonight on deco drive at 11:30 aha! oof! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. >>> last week cool. this week it's going to be warm. 67 degrees right now under clear sky in miami with the wind out of the east. fort lauderdale you are looking at 70. cloud free. relative humidity 61 percenen key west right now 69 with wind out of the east northeast at around 5 miles per hour. here's the stormtracker dry all across south florida. and we should remain this

. >> do you think islam is at war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there is something -- there is something there that is a tremendous hatred there. there's a tremendous hate red. we have to get to the bottom of it. there's an unbelievable hatred of us. >> in islam itself? >> you're going to have to figure that out. you'll get another pulitzer, right? but you'll have to figure that out. but there's a tremendous hatred. and we have to be very vigilant. we have to be very careful. and we can't allow people coming into this country who have this hatred of the united states. >> i guess the question is -- >> and of people that are not muslim. >> the question is, is there a war between the west and radical islam or between the west and islam itself. >> it's radical but it's hard to

low 30s north and west. a good rebound over the weekend. 56 saturday. 55 easter sunday. 58 with rain on monday. next week. up around 68 again come thursday. let's see how the roads are rolling along. >> better on the hutch. that is due to a tractor-trailer on the parkway. they got it off. not going to cause any problems. roadwork on the fdr between 71st to 63rd. you get a couple lanes taken up there. you can see a little bit of backup here. trying to get into that roadwork to 63rd. that's going to be your southbound go dealing with the backup. let's take a live look at the alexander hamilton bridge where you get a great ride. heading to the george. that's cleared in the east bronx. right lane taken out on over to westchester avenue. the gowanus this morning. that looks like a nice ride too. traveling through industry city. should not find any delays so far. got a pretty nice ride. the lincoln tunnel will be a good go-to there. there is no wait there. the early roadwork is cleared. the hudson river crossings,

winds west 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se 5-10mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se 5-10mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se 5-10mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se 5-10mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se a navy seal has received the medal of honor. hear his story of bravery. a bill designed to make tolls easier on you could stall in the state house. hear from both sides. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, will the redskins be able to sign quarterback kirk cousins to a long term deal by 4 o'clock tomorrow and if not what happens? i'll have that story, we'll check in the virginia basketball team af

jessica hoy in west palm with more on. that jess. >> reporter: and what h hpens here today do put one candidate far head or lay the ground work work for a much closer race. bernie sanders will be watching the results from arizona. hillary clinton will be right here in west palm beach. >> a little last minute campaigning for hillary clinton. a quick stop ate west palm beach donut shob shop. florida with bernie sanders for the democratic presidential nomination. >> yesterday in north carolina, clinton telling reporters she is the right cice. >> i want people who are democrats to look at this election to who could be the strongest democratic nominee@ to whoever the republican candidate is and a think that is most likely me. >> reporter: clinton set to speak in the grand ball room m at the convention center around 9:00 p.m. today more dell graits rup for grabs than ni almost any other day in the pry mare right. clinton hoping to leave bernie behind. meanwhwhe sanders stumping in chicago with hopes of gain mog men tum on this s

cameras facing west. if you continue west we're hearing reports of a crash that's affecting traffic heading towards i-95. that's also the case at 195 west-bound at u.s.-1. at this point we're not seeing any delays at this point. again, that could change. right here off to the exit ram we are seeing some slight delays at the macarthur causeway, 395 exit ramp to i-95. those speeds clocking in at 30 miles per hour. let's talk about u.s.-1 heading into miami. at this point things are looking great. not a lot of stop and go traffic at this point. kennedy willing drive heading to the same location, 17 minutes total drive time. >>> now to vote 2016 where donald trump is coming out on top of another supe tuesday. he won in three states last night. >> overnight donald trump taking hawaii with more than 42% of the votes there. >> and before that he swept michigan. 5 delegates were up for grabs. >> trump also making mississippi, winning 47% of the votes in that primary. >> trump did not sweep all of the votes last n

what a mess out west. this is the el nino-driven rains and we'll see impulse after impulse, going to be slamming right into california. heavy rain yesterday, additional rain today and tomorrow, potentially could be seeing upwards of around 2-3-4" rainfall and big-time snow from lake tahe tahoe to mammoth. the storm system not making it to the east coast. high pressure protecting us for quite a while. clearing out to the west and the predictor doing a good job initializing on that. looks like the clouds could linger a while, especially the have more sunshine. we clear out tonight. the high pressure will shift offshore. that's key. the high will warm things up. transition day on monday. low to mid-60s for the high. settles in stronger, the winds around the high coming in from the south and the west, happening in the warmer air so low to mid-70s for our highs, and this high will set up camp for a while and basically act as a dome. it's going to hold off the rain so that moisture will be forced to go around th

things moving west to east. cold air behind it. for the most part we are in march so tough to get extended cold spells and even if it snows tougher to stick around long. nice and sunny now futurecast chose clouds thickening up and by 7:00 garrett county fees shower and 8:00 shenandoah valley western suppers by 9:00. at 1:00 a.m. back edge coming around frederick and leesburg. into culpeper and then by forgot 30 tomorrow morning most showers east and south through southern maryland and eastern shore. cold breeze blowing tomorrow and temperatures in the 40s in the afternoon it feels more like the 30s. attention turns to 30 at thursday night a little bit of snow especially the northern half of the area and south it could be wet snow instead of rain but not a lot. as we go through the period i want to show you most will be north and west of us. maybe an inch and a couple spots like damascus and leesburg at winchester but overnight thursday night, friday morning most edges out of the region. today 64. 40s tonight and tomorrow 48. it wil

little to no accumulations, but some light accumulations possible north/west of hampton roads. highs will be in the low/mid 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. things will be quiet today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see moisture ahead of the system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet

west. your day planner is going withh mostly dry day. you don't need the umbrellas. afternoon highs about 80 degrees a little warmer towards the western suburbs. the morning commute is looking excellent, partlyy cloudy skies and mostly dry weather in place. i'll be back with the complete forecast coming up. >>> now at 5 and first on , thieves taking off weaving in and out of traffic. >> traffic reporter: we've seen them drive in the wrong lane of traffic. >> and then bailing out.

looks like nevada's status as "first in the west" is staying put.for now. the turnout for last week's nevada compared to 2012. this year's results, were also finalized within a few hours, instead of taking days. the nevada secretary of state's office-- said as of today, there were no reports of voter fraud in either the democratic, or republican caucuses. other states like colorado have been eyeing nevada's "first in the west" spot, but with this year's success-- it's unlikely another state will take the coveted spot. but-- republican national committee officials could always decide to grant the caucus spot to another state, before the 20-20 nominating process. ### our winter got off to a great start... ringing us above average snowfall... but now we're falling behind. a snow survey on the mount rose summit today revealed... a dry february put a big dent in our snowpack. around february first... our snowpack was 125- percent of normal... now it's only 96-percent of normal. hydrologists are hoping the high pressure ridge breaks... and brings us a miracle mar

they also tried to rob another victim on west end avenue and west 73rd street. apparently a bystander scared them off. >>> the archdiocese of new york accused of sexually abusing a boy 30 years ago. peter kim was a long time -- the diocese says the allegations of abuse against kim were found to be credible. >>> in new jersey, innings were heated during a paterson city council meeting. this was the first time that the city council faced residents at a public meeting. since news 4's i-team broke the story showing city employees doing work at the mayor's home. some apparently while still on the clock. that isn't all. city trucks and workers seen outside of a construction site tied to the mayor's nephew. >> i'm appalled at the recent alss directed at the mayor and select few dpb employees for fiscal impropriety ies mproprieties. >> they're charging us for all this stuff, the taxes and everything else. spending money like that, wasting it? >> mayor torres denies the taxpayers ever paid for private work at his home. videos shot by a private investigator say that they

i was then a teacher in west baltimore, some concentrated urban poverty. then i've been lucky and worked in the white house situation room with these people in these kinds of places. i have news for you, i couldn't have a stronger conviction that the kids that i grew up with in west virginia, kids that i taught in baltimore are made of the same stuff as the people that i worked with in the white house situation room. but there's a big misalignment between the educations being delivered in these very poor communities and the educations being delivered more often than not in the communities that are producing the people who get to work in the white house. >> you have studied education and technology all around the world. there is no shortage of the ability to fix our unequal education system in the united states. there's no work that has to be done to figure it out. so what is it? is it just political will? is it they're entrenched interests that don't want to see it change? >> it is political will. look, you can't take an incremental approach to making a pi

and back and talk about the systems that are brewing out to the west. yeah, that is a stripe of snow that system will push this cold front toward the carolinas over watching out for in terms of rainfall. and again wednesday should be fine. 66 at noon and 76 at 4:00 p.m. now, this is probably the most important map in this weather cast watch you will see the showers gathering now and racing towards the carolinas and showing newspaper eastern tennessee by 5:00 p.m. on thursday. they will be pushing through thursday night. but it might workout well moving out quickly on good friday morning. but then after that we get a break saturday and easter sunday now, more rain pushing into the area. and it looks like the worst of that could be sunday night into monday and maybe we end up dodging the rain drops and the temperatures will be fine as we hover in the low 70s. another update at 5:30. >> next, a charlotte man browned for brussels learns his flight is canceled in the midst of the terror attacks there how he and >> and new at 6:00, failing our veterans we con

we're at 65 in west kendall. 75 in key west. future tracker again, next few days, i think the active weather stays to our north. the system is not making a big push. fog leading into wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon more of the same, not much change here day by day. that's your first alert forecast high, keeping the mid 80s strend going. st. patrick's day, mid 80s take us through the workweek. i'll talk more about this next hour. shower chances move backnto the forecast. look at that. cooler weather early next week. more of that ahead at 4:48. another check on yoyo morning drive with kelly blanco. >> construction on the 836 westbound ramping onto the palmetto expressway northbound and southbound where we had all lanes completely blocked off. ramps should be opening up within the next few minutes. you see a couple cars getting by just fine at 4:48 a.m. we are accident-free in miami-dade and broward county. we had an earlier crash at i-95 westbound at biscayne boulevard. if you're making your way out the door, on the palmlmt

this is lorraine over near west 65th street. this is west 56 or 65th and use caution. we now get reports of an accident 71 southboundow near west one 50th. once again we have an accident at lorraine.e use caution if this is the way you will be traveling. >> back to you in the studio. >> could academic, sports, arts this year's school cool school offer something for everyone. >> we go to glen oaks high school down in canton. >> from its arts program, athletics program, to his academic offering glenoak high school in cantonam truly is a cool school. >> at glenoak we have good we have honors classes, ap classes, you can take actual dual college credit classes here.a some of our teachers are college professors already. >> those students who are pursuing technical careers also have the opportunity to become involved in what is called ae stamp program stamina stamp program. >> they try to club with solutions.s. and for the students seeking career training glenoak offers opportunities for them as well but clear tech classes such as nursing and cosmetology are offered.ec >> it

brisk, cold, tonight. 20s north and west of town. with a gusty wind out of the west, northwest, it's going to start out quite chilly. upper 40s today. after that, 60s by the middle of the week as the wind is more southwest and stays mainly dry. a couple of shower chances. we'll show that in the seven n day. windy, upper 40s. cold tonight. warming up wednesday to 67. close to 60 on thursday. could be showers later in the day. maybe showers or even a thunderstorm friday afternoon with a cold front. cooler saturday in low 50s. easter sunday looks mainly dry. temperatures back to the upper 50s. out the door early on a commute, what are folks looking at, lauren? >> overall, wet roads. you can see lots of green behind me on the maps much we have speed restrictions out there. >> on the goethals bridge, some roadwork out there. that will be there for another 12 minutes or so. there's a little bit of a delay in that area. on route 35, this is an update. all lanes shut down earlier. this is southbound between new brunswick avenue and harding a

>>reporter: this happened near west flagler street and 84th avenue. suspect is wanted for attempted burglary. let's go ahead and take one more look at him if you do recognize him call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >> man wanted for credit crime caught on camera. this surveillance video captures the crook using a stolen credit card at business in south west miami-dade. police say he stole the card from a woman's purse back in if you recognize this man or the two women he was with call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >>> pair of panda born months ago making their public debut. finally they are getting names. the public has something to say about it. >>> all right we have high pressure come natureing our weather over the next couple of days. it means some windy conditions but those wind are going to make itough for voters and beach goers alike. entire outlook in a couple of mites. >>> all right phil. after the news something to rere your engine. cool car giving new meaning to thee term drive through restaurant. that is tonight

i grew up, i was a teacher in west baltimore, some concentrated urban poverty. but then i've been in the white house situation room and i got news for you, i couldn't have a stronger conviction that the kids i grew up with in west virginia, kids i taught in baltimore are made of the same stuff that the people i worked with in the white house situation room. but there's a misalignment of the educations that are being be delivered in the communities that are producing the people who get to work in the white house. >> you have studied education world. there is no shortage of the ability to fix our unequal states. there is no work that has to be done to figure it out. so what is it, is it just political will, that there are entrenched interests that don't want to see it changed? >> it is political will. you can't take an incremental approach to making a pivot to the fourth industrial -- to the fourth industrial age. and what we also have to do is, we have to focus on segments of our education system that honestly the cool kids don't focus on. like i vocational educa

breezy, with a west wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 10 to 15 mph in the evening. winds could gust wednesday: sunny, with a high near 71. light and variable wind becoming south 5 to 10 mph in the morning. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 40. thursday: partly sunny, with a high near 63. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 33. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 64. friday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. saturday: partly sunny, with a high near 62. saturday night: a slight chance of rain. mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. sunday: a chance of rain. mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. breezy. through the pacific northwest. this will keep breezy conditions and occasional clouds in the outside the tesla gigafactory construction site, east of town this morning. they were crying foul the site--picketing and urging workers to walk they say one of the subcontractors on the job--a new mexico firm--has been hiring out-of-state workers instead of qualified locals. this-- they charge-- is a violation of the spirit of the agreement

little to no accumulations, but some light accumulations possible north/west of hampton roads. highs will be in the low/mid 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see moisture ahead of the system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will expected there. heavy problem, but nuisance highs in the 50s on good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition crews will begin chomping away at the building that served the city for decades. city leaders says they're making room for a new civic plaza and justice system. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on what's happening today with t

lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 53 to 57 on the west side of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...81 to 85 on the east side. north wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. night...mostly cloudy. you'll hear from children living by, who say they're afraid a fire will soon destroy the place they call home. and it's survelliance video that'll take your breath away. you see wind blowing a bit, when suddenly a tornado comes sweeping through a hardware shop. and a woman somehow survives it all! and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow ended up 348-points, closing at 16,865. in the battle of the burgers, one made a "declaration of delicious"... ...jack. he set forth, armed with artill

winds out of the west and we have clouds thickening up. there's rain off to the north and west and the pressure is 29.87 and steady. not picking up the rain on the guardian. we'll be watching for that to period. there are showers off to the north and west as you head to the mid catskills westward. 64 in monticello. 67 at bridgeport. 69 on the east end. again the current temperatures are off those numbers, but in the low 60s at islip. 67 southern connecticut. 55 monticello. 81 at the jersey shore. wind has been southwest to westerly. that will continue out of the west tonight with a cold front passing by. it will be a northwesterly wind tomorrow, between 10 and 15 miles an hour. you can see on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d where the showers are. basically off to the north and west. central new york state westward. it's with a cold front sliding eastward that will advance in our direction. basically once this storm moves along and the cold front passes through, we'll get into cooler, not colder air, as we head into tomorrow. a lot of sunshine will

at the scene, a firefighter was on west 99th street. south of dennisson avenue. our cameras were there rolling as crews tried to save a man and his best friend. sarah phinney takes our story from there. >> reporter: as strong winds lift smoke around the west side neighborhood, firefighters went inside a home pulling out a man's limp body, wheeling him to a nearby ambulance. minutes later, a fireman carries out a large dog. his name was t-bone. >> it's important we make every attempt to save everyone in the an animal could be as important to the person as a human being. >> reporter: first responders perform c -- performed c, r and it was no the enough. >> reporter: he will be -- cpr and gave him oxygen. it was not enough. >> he has been watching everyone in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the man likely fell asleep while cooking food on the stove, the tragedy serving as a reminder. >> when you cook on the stove, make sure that you can identify that if you have to walk away, turn it off. >> reporter: cleveland fire officials say this is the fifth fatal fair so far t

most of the showers to the west. from about 5:00, 6:00, that's when that line of showers comes on through. couple of leftovers sitting out dry overnight, back to sunshine to start tomorrow. clouds in the -- another streak of showers through the evening. for today, a high of 66. that's nice. well above normal. again, that late-day shower threat. tonight, talking about showers in the 40s. starts out quiet. we're watching a coastal storm in the 40s saturday. enough cold air in places. that storm moves up the coast. we could be talking about snow in the area. first day of spring. snow sunday into early monday. we'll keep an eye on this. things could change a lot in the track of that storm. >> colder, 40s over the weekend. the potential for snow or snow and rain on sunday night and monday. another warming trend by the middle of next week. emily west is here. lauren has parade coverage. >> we're still seeing delays on the fdr. we have an accident southbound by 96th street. that's going to be in the left lane. roadwork stil

west port washington sits on the edge of north america. for more than 300 years the last time an earthquake hit here the continental plate had been locked with a plate under the pacific. they're stuck along a 700 million stretch called the cascadia subduction zone. that has geologists taking notice. when they suddenly get unstuck, then you can get very big earthquakes >>> big earthquakes happen offshore, and they're often followed by big tsunamis. >> the tsunami is set-off by the warping of the ocean floor that raises the water column in some areas and lowers it in others >>> the wars case scenario in a-- worse case scenario in a big open ocean tsunami a 30 to 40 foot wall of water barrelling to shore with residents only get 15 to 30 minutes start to reach the safety of higher ground >> we're also than half a mile from the ocean. the cascadia subduction zone is about 50 miles up our coast. we face an earthquake tsunami hazard here >>> this is a school superintendent in west port >>> when will this be finished? >> in march >>> she worries a

moisture is back to the west, west of the mountains. it will get in here 3:00 a.m., 4 a.m., 5:00 a.m. it will work off the coast by 9 or 10:00 a.m. temperatures dropping back down close to freezing, the clouds increase. this model just updated. it shows a couple of snow showers broken up in nature. this is not going to be that big of a deal. the only reason i'm putting as much emphasis on as i am, with temperatures dropping back down to freezing, even a coating could make things slick. keep your guard up west of the i-95 corridor. lunchtime we're back at 40 degrees, if you pick up the coating it will melt. we focus our attention on next week. the huge ridge develops along the southeastern part of the united states. tuesday through thursday, wednesday being the warmest. temperatures expected to climb into the 70s, the first touch of spring is on the way. 45 degrees in philadelphia today. becoming cloudy and seasonable. 44 in wilmington, millville, 43. trenton, 43. cape may, 42. dover, 43. overnight tonight, cloudy skies rain and snow sho

. >> two proud texans with a passion for old west guns, guts, and glory. >> i do see bullet holes. >> two strange inheritances -- one a lone star mystery... >> i'm roy roberson. >> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora's box. >> ...the other a texas-sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things that i have ever done. >> together, can they make history? >> fire! [ explosion ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm out in west texas, about 50 miles southwest of abilene. i'm here to hunt down two strange inheritances submitted by viewers whose stories converge into a single tale, a tale born straight out of the wild, wild west. >> my name is garland richards. in 1998, my dad passed away, left me and my siblings a large cattle ranch and a giant part of history. >> well, i got your letter, and i'm dying to learn more about your inheritance. what is this place? >> this is the richards ranch, and this is fort chadbourne. we will be glad to sh

. >> deadly night on cleveland's west side. police investigating two different homicides, stories we broke on twitter tonight. three men were shot just hours ago. a man in his 20s died before he could go to the hospital. two others were taken to metro. and we were first on scene on west 43 and clark, two men were shot an hour earlier. police found one of the men when they got there. he was shot multiple times in the stomach and neck and pronounced dead at the hospital. the other man was taken to the hospital. >>> had my hair like this and pulling me back. only see on 5. a young teen kidnapped by a man with a criminal history finds a way to get away. tonight she opened about to news channel 5 about that night and her will to survive. >> reporter: it is layed out in this police report. she says she snapped her from the train, tried to sell her for sex and he has a history with it. >> it is hard to believe that happened to her. no, it is real. >> reporter: a day after a man kidnapped her daughter and tried to sell her for sex it i

shootings in the west end and cincinnati police as well asfederal agent. today, they want back to the neighbor to let people know there has been arrested in those cases. cincinnati police are pleasant has they meet with people who live here. but they were serious during their talks letting neighbors know that the people responsible for an uptick in shootings are being held accountable. >> those that were putting the consequences. >> reporter: police have arrested people and put their faces on the fly ers that they >> we had a double homicide, multiple assaults, some of the these in the early day. one incident was a young man walking to school. >> reporter: it is clear the people who love the west end want to see changes. >> i got bullet holes everywhere. >> it is a lot of really loss lot of senseless violence that's going on. i have six sons and one daughter. >> reporter: and even the youngest neighbors recognize the importance of stopping violent crime. and place want to make it clear that the people who were on the flier were arrest but have not been convicted. cases for people they

the home is on west # 9th on the near west side. fire officials believe the man fell asleep while cooking. a firefighter also suffered minor burns. the cleveland fire department spokesperson larry gray spoke with us just moments ago. >> we made entry. we did identify a gentleman on the floor on the first floor. we pulled the gentleman out of the structure and we started cpr. he was transported to the expired. >> brian: we will stay on top of this. we have a live crew out there. also, a dog died along with that 40-year-old man in that fire. look for updates on the cleveland 19 mobile app. >> tia: there's another story, obviously, we're following this morning. of course, we'll keep you updated on that one. we follow the story all about the weather. good morning. it's wednesday, march 2nd. i'm tia ewing. at 6:30. i'm brian duffy. snow back in the forecast. samantha roberts is in the first alert weather center. not too bad out there, sam, though. some are getting snow. >> samantha: you drove through some on your way in, and there's some

however, moving a little farther to the west virginia have a, west virginia as well as ohio the western part of the state we're looking at that snow. winter weather advisories have been posted for a part of the area as we watch this system move into that colder air late tonight into the first part of the day tomorrow. so it's not necessarily the amount of snow that we're talking. mainly one to 2-inches. but it's the timing that will impact your friday morning commute. so you can see places like lower merion, norristown, plymouth meeting also moving toward bensalem, west chester into all of south jersey and all of delaware. you are included in that winter weather advisory. and take a look at the impact on your commute. tonight no problem. but tomorrow morning, use caution, allow extra travel time so here's the bottom line. we'll be looking at those temperatures hovering around freezing. overnight tonight the first part of the day tomorrow. so the snow it will stick mainly on the grassy surfaces, the no non-paveed surface tomorrow morning when you walk out the door you might need to brush

, i don't want to forget about my friends on the west side. it's still snowing out there, although most of this is pretty light. so, we aren't done with it for today just yet. and guess what. we have another chance for snow showers tomorrow. but i also have some good news for those of you who love the warm weather. and we will talk about all of that coming up in just a few guys? >> "q": thank you, sam. well here's a follow-up to a story we first brought you over the weekend. the man charged with the fatal hit skip on lee road saturday is now being held on $20,000 bond. elijah akeele is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to stop after an accident. at last check, his case is pending before the cuyahoga >> laura: well have you ever point? now could be your chance. the park is hosting its the fair will be at castaway bay in sandusky. it's this sunday, march 6, from 10:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon. potential candidates can learn more about the park's various departments, meet with recruiters, and they even can get interviewed

key west was 4 above your normal another 82 degrees. and as we go through the next couple of afternoons the heat will continue. the wind will start to shift just a little bit. as a matter of fact, i want to point this out. pembroke pines went from 88 degrees up to 90. so the heat continues to rise here in town. once the sun sets tonight it is going to take a while for these near record breaking temperatures, the e cord in miami is 90 degrees going back to 2008. and if you look at the low temperatures tonight we'll settle in the upper 60 to around 70, a will it. >> more mild for marathon and key west where right now the wind is out of south. steering our weather pattern is this area of high pressure, two storms systems off to the north and is as the wind will continue east tomorrow it's not enough to cool us down and not enough to bring us a significant chance of rain. all of that is locked up in the east from maine to info scope of, and a little bit more susstantial system moving through wisconsin and iowa. this watch box popped up in t

we could see north and west of hampton roads as the good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, norfolk city leaders will say goodbye to the old norfolk courthouse. demolition crews will began tearing down the building to make room for a new civic plaza. the city says demolishing the 50- year-old building marks a big step forward in improving the city's new justice system and downtown area. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on the project taking place this morning. rico. good morning don, katie. after 50 years, norfolk says it's ushering in a new era with that brand new plaza aimed to give the city a new and norfolk started its journey to build a new courthouse and civic plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public open space, and extending main street to create a new public drop off area. the new city courthouse opened last year with the circuit and general district courts. last summer, crews tore down the old general district courthouse. in its place, the city plans to put a ju