fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. catherine? >> thank you, greta. so based on the emails that we reviewed tonight, another 261 contain classified information. of that there are 23 that contain classified information at the high level of secret. now, it's important to note that two emails are being withheld in full so the public will never be able to see them. one is an exchange between mrs. clinton and president obama. and a second is being withheld at the request of a law enforcement agency. i believe this email is wanted by the fbi because it speaks to intent, that the people using the server understood that they were send ising classified information at that time. that it was not a surprise to them later. >> all right. now, first of all, the one between president obama and secretary clinton that would come under -- that's sort of privileged -- >> -- correct. >> that was not dleafd. >> he we shouldn't be suspicious of that one that would be withheld, that's normal, the one he says that the other one was held -- withheld by law

the other famous cable that catherine herridge reported in august 2012, a month before the attack on the consulate in benghazi when the cia said the consulate is not defensible. we ought to consolidate the two in the cia location. and there was no action on that. martha: huma abedin is one of the people who received the email i just read. how will we know what their response was? >> i think there is a lot going on here, other communications. we don't know what the f.b.i. is doing in terms of who said what to whom. but i think the failure on benghazi is one of the signal failures of the obama administration. and to fail to tree tallate ever since then. >> it's been very clear we were told, there were so many investigations. this is a done deal. but these new emails that have come out have a lot in them that are quite significant to this case. let's put that up on the screen. this is a quote from a hillary clinton email. if not classified or otherwise inappropriate west coast, can you send to the "new york times" reporters who interviewed me today? >> she and all of her aides do exactl

catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jenna. the senior reporter said the classified documents had a hands on approach with with the affiliates and he was out of touch with the capabilities after years of hiding. officials say they gave direction from an affiliate in north africa to yemen on everything from media strategy and training and propaganda including the importance of the bep headings made by isis. and the french were seen by bin laden as the prime adversary in europe. this enriches our understanding of the al-qaeda leader. and this is one of the photos from the compound with so much time on his hands, he routinely practiced his propaganda videos. bin laden wanted to it move from the pakistani compound and torn down the following year. and two of his facilitators including the courier that led to his hide out were not equipped to help him any longer. bin laden sent out word to his contacts in pakistan and finding replacements and his goal was to move out that year. if bin laden was successful it was likely he would have

catherine bosley is joining us with the story. >> for more than a year linda has hated her morning routine. three days up before dawn and off to the dialysis center. the four hour process leaves her exhausted and as she left yesterday, the 63-year-old was overcome with relief. hours later she met her donor the search began in december of 2014 when her kidney stopped functioning. >> it crashed. went real bad. we don't know why. all of a sudden they changed so much. they did. that's when i signed up for dialysis. >> she was told that she needed a kidney transplant to survive. >> we asked our friends and families and we got six people to step forward to be tested and none of them tested well. >> demming was put on a transplant list was was determined to find a person of her own. she put up posters and signs for potential volunteers to get tested and it was a facebook page called a kidney for linda. >> you know, scrolling through my news feed and this page popped up. i don't know why. i didn't have any affiliation with it. nobody i know had any affiliation with it. four offered to go through t

good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, gene >> reporter: good morning, gene. certainly a busy area that's for sure. right now we are on washington street. and you can get a sense of how busy this is as we go through the day with all these shops and businesses nearby. give you an aftermath -- give you a look at the aftermath of the crash. it is all boarded up -- right now we don't know the names of the victims or any of the other people involved in this crash. we don't know who the -- and the scene was horrific though and the timing couldn't have been worse. and after 6:00 last night, it a busy polling place nearby. police say the driver didn't stop. he was driving down chestnut street across from washington treat and plowed into sweet tomatoes pizza. driver survived, seven were seriously injured, and two others were killed. >> what we know right now is accounted for. so these would have been patron patrons. >> reporter: a newton resident told fox25 they weren't surprised to hear this was the location of the horrific crash. the light gets backed up and sometime

catherine parrotta is there. people rushed over to see what was happening when they heard about this crash. >> reporter: this happened in the heart of rush hour. a busy polling place nearby. this morning, you just saw still boarded through in the background, but right now, we still have a lot of questions. the da not mentioning who the driver is, the identities of any of the people involved, or even the circumstances surrounding this crash. and those are answers local residents are waiting for as well. >> every time i go by here, some people were here. >> reporter: a busy pizza shop in the heart of newton. a place of employment for many high school students. >> i know some of the girls that work there friday and saturday shifts. >> reporter: today sweet tomato pizza boarded up and empty, the scene of a deadly crash. >> a lot of traffic at this time. >> reporter: investigators say during the heart of rush shower just after 6:00. they say that is when is barrel they say that is when is barrelled down chestnut stree

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so if, for example, and, catherine herridge and pam brown report on this foxnews.com this morning, he diverted mrs. clinton's secure email information and data to her insecure server, and if in order to do that she gave him her password, so that he could get access from it to move it from the secure state department server to her insecure server. martha: what if it was set up on this email server to begin with? >> he is the one that moved it according to fbi, to mrs. clinton's server. if she assisted by words she spoke or actions she took, giving him her password in order to do it, her legal woes are magnified. you have misconduct in office, obstruction of justice and espionage. martha: going for intentionally placing classified information in a vulnerable situation correct? >> yes. mr. pagliano, did you talk to secretary of state clinton about it? yes i did. what did he tell you and what did you tell her? he will tell this to the grand jury. the only person from her inner circle as far as we know going before a grand jury and testify under oath. if he misrepresents under oath he coul

catherine bosley. >> jeff: all right, catherine. a look at the feazel roof cam. slow going out of the city. snow coming down and mainly wet roads. what to expect through the night >> denise: opening day is a few months away. can you get a bird's eye view of the park released this video with a drone the valravn. it made the debut on the 7th. it showcases the coaster's first drop at 90 degrees. >> it goes down and in. >> that is crazy. >> if you didn't get a chance to watch the video, take a look. it will make your heart skip a beat. >> that is worst than the millennium force. >> jeff: pretty cool how they maneuvered the drone. >> i think you will do a little more than that. >> all right. so we will get one and a few spots getting a few inches of snow tonight mainly wet roads out there. we will not drop too much in temperature. tomorrow it will end with flurries and it won't snow like it will be winding down. otherwise mostly cloudy and 34 degrees and 29 tomorrow night and this system saturday and that will bring us an inch of snow. let's get back tomorrow here. 29

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. what we have been able to learn through our contacts is that the fbi is focused on whether clinton and her aids were sharing pass words. this is one of the ways that the information from the highly classified secure government systems was able to get into the unclassified email system. >> what do you mean sharing pass words? >> so when you log into the computer, you have your own identification and then your own password. so you log in or you give your password information to me and i log in as you and then i access the information. >> the allegation is that they are passing around password so i could sign in as catherine harng and you could sign in as greta van susteren. >> think about a corporation it's not uncommon to have ceo have their assistant handle the communication so the theory being that they aree sharing the pass words and access there are a number of ways it can jump the gap but to keep it real simple it has to be very intentional act. so, for example, summarizing what y

good morning, catherine. >> good morning. four gop candidates on the stage last night and donald trump finding himself on the defensive, forced to fend off attacks by his rivals and difficult questions by the moderators. it was attack after attack on donald trump. senators marco rubio and ted cruz teaming up, forcing the republican front runner to defend his record. >> he's making promises he has no intention of keeping. > he's trying to con people into giving them their vote like he couldn't these people into >> when you nominate a candidate who literally has been on every side of every issue and in in the course of this debate, maybe on two other sides before we're done, that's not how you win and the stakes are too high. >> reporter: but trump struck back flinging insults and dismissing his rivals are name calling. > don't worry about it, little marco. lying ted. then there was this. even getting vulgar at times defending his manhood. >> he referred to my hands if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee yo

let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist catherine bodak. this morning, the lingering rain and and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 carstar single lane closures in the left lane of north and southbound i-71 at socialville- fosters road bridge mile marker 22 to 23 beginning at 8 p.m. wednesday, march 2 through friday, march 4, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. work will switch to the right and center lanes of north and southbound i-71 with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today later tdoay mother accused of falsely reporting her newborn missing.. is set to go before a judge. rob dblbx our jordan vilines covered the story live yesterday.. she's on it again this morning but a much different st

he got caught up in the controversy surrounding then superintendent catherine leroy. he accused her of sexual harassment. leroy was cleared but resigned anyway. infamous but it is changing. it is no longer on the li trashiest spring break destinations. co-ed.com removed it from the less after the city approved new rules to control partying during spring break. city officials explain it is part of a plan to market the area as a place for families. >>> take a look at this shark migration off of the coast of palm beach county. look how many of them! hundreds of spinner sharks prompted life guards to ratz purple flag. the -- raise the purple flag, the central for swimmers to look out for dangerous marine life. it is beautiful here in the sunshine state for sharks and all of us some of the warning is for nonfloridians. it is too cold for us of us at this point. the sun will come up from the horizon in about 30 to 45 minutes but at this point, notice those clouds in citrus and hernando county breaking up. still watching sprinkles in highlands county and in sarasota county a

let's get our first look at the forecast with catherine bodak. this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 toss traffic denise does traffic deadly crash that killed a mother and child in cold spring. was driving southbound on alexandria pike the center line, head-on. the mother and child were in the second car. they were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to u-c medical center. no names have been released. a west-end mom will be in court this morning... accused of falsely reporting her newborn was missing. na'cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby was in her car when it was stolen outside of home.

nationalitys of the accused abusers from ten countries and mostly europe and africa and al jazeera catherine has more from nirobi. >> with minors and i'm kate peace keepers mainly from several african and european countries and countries like burundi and tanzania and south africa being named, you can catch france as well, canada is also named in that report. and this report is coming out from countries that have people there who desperately need the united nations peace keepers for their safety, countries like haiti, mali, the democratic republic of congo and ivory coast and central african republic where we have 22 reported sexual abuse cases in the democratic republic of congo there are 16 cases so this is a very serious report, very embarrassing for the united nations is under a lot of pressure to act decisively son some on some cases and if you go to the democratic republic of congo you hear civilians complaining about the mission that are there saying it's not just the case of being sexually abused and not just the case of human right abuses but the democratic republic of congo or the u

right now, we want to get a check of your weather with catherine weather now transition this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 candidates are going to be regrouping after a bruising debate last night in detroit. there was no holding back as donald trump once again found himself the focus of an increasingly desperate effort to block his possible nomination. fox news correspondent doug luzader has the story from washington. on cam intro the republican establishment -- to whatever degree there is still a republican establishment -- and, rival campaigns are running out of time and opportunities to block donald trump, and, this is what it led to last night in detroit. donald trump facing attacks from his l

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catherine bosley joins us with the story. >> reporter: this is based on warnings of antibiotics and public health officials say reducing the amount used will make the consumers safer. this week another big chain giving in to what so many are demanding. >> reporter: bowing from consumers subway began selling sandwiches with chicken recognized without antibiotics vowing by 2025 all the meat in their restaurants will be antibiotic-free. >> and food policy of consumers union welcomes the change. >> this is a problem brewing for decades and getting seriously worse. >> reporter: the danger is not antibiotics themselves but rather the super bugs that used by large factory farms. drug resistant germs enter the food supply. according to the cdc 20,000 people die from super bugs every year. >> we are at the beginning of potential catastrophy. a simple cut could be infected and have a deadly staph infection. >> only panera, chiptole, chick-fil-a, mcdonald's and dunkin' donuts received passing grades. >> innth out burger didn't specify a time line wendy's is offering antibiotic-free sandwiches in four

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> part of his -- of his immuny deal with the department of justice ag pagliano is cooperatg with the f.b.i. cyber-security experts emphasize the security logs only say who accessed the server and when, but don't tell the full story. hackers have the ability to trick the system and appear to be a legitimate user. >> they can masquerade as mrs. clinton or one of her subordinates. this is what is so frightening about a so 50s kaitd attack like this. you won't even be able to detect it. the hardware including the server or backup drive. everything a server processes. and f.b.i. specialists can determine whether the cyber dna contains a malicious code. these were found on the clinton server. the former secretary of state never hopped them because thee doesn't drive herself. the campaign said they are not aware of evidence that shows a server was in fact hacked. lou: a lot more trade. stay with us. lou: trump is on top, but will the gop try to engineer a brokered convention? >> it's the public that matters. the vo

catherine taylor. and president of strike inc. scott, first to you, romney says the voters don't really know who donald trump is my impression is they kind of do know who donald trump. >> yeah. they also know who the republican establishment is in fact, it is the response to the republican establishment that has created the support for donald trump. and the republican establishment has been ignore voters for a very long time. republican voters in particular. if you think back four years ago, one of the issues that really energized the base, hatred of the bailout. but, there was a president and vice presidential candidate who supported the bailout. this is why voters on the the republican side are saying we have got to do something different. >> that is a really good point. it seems to me republicans need to agree on what they believe and there doesn't seem to be much agreement on that. is that the core problem? >> you know, i don't know. because i think actually around beliefs. into the the equation is the fact that donald trump i

catherine soy, al jazeera. great story and time for sports now and here is joe >> thank you very much and with the top three english premier leagues on saturday it was considered a crucial day in deciding who will win this season's title and had a chance to go top in the north and two goals in two minutes have given spurs 2-1 lead here after ramsey scored for arsenal in the first half. gunners were down to ten men and sanchez equalized with 14 minutes to clinch a draw for them. >> i'm happy and proud of our performance and it was a game and we have big regrets because i think i couldn't see how they dropped points today. >> it's not about maturity or character or nothing, this is all our topic because i can show you or can give a lot of example with a big collapse with the player and concede goal in the last-minute and today was in the open and can create a good chance and unlucky. >> five points clear and are in action right now and they are away to them and have taken a lead with the scorer. moving to manches

catherine soi, al jazeera. action on saturday, a crucial day in deciding who will win the as soon as's titles. le 11ster, their father tail took a step forward. mathes in the 1-nil victory, tottenham and arsenal lost ground in the rates as they played out a 2-2 draw. gunners down .10 men. william 14 minutes left, the third place guners came from behind for the point. refused to leave a game. it's with deep regrets. i couldn't see how .11 against 11 would be points today. i can give an example. today, can create at chance. a 4-nil win over bottom-placed aston villa. a 1-1 draw for chelsea. newcastle and norwich lost in the relegation zone. how does the top of the table look? nine games to play, leichster hold a 5-point lead and arsenal cristian 0 wrong aldo has become the second highest goal scorer, 4 times in the second half of real madrid's 7-1 victory. he now has 252 la liga goals. it was his 36th la liga hat trick, one ahead of messi on the all-time list as well barcelona 8 points clear here at the top will

our correspondent catherine soi reports from the capital of the democratic repib lick of cong p lick of can go. >> reporter: this is where the symphony orchestra is practising. most of the musicians have no day work but they do what they must. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own composition, a story of the dib legislations a and-- tribulations and how they are over coming them. in 1992 he had only three instruments and a small place in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. this is not whereway were yeahs ago. people did not come. we are seeing more people but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in down town areas this dominates the night scene with local music. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. >> reporter: it has hay rich music culture here. we're listening to the most popular music. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is not something that many would go to watch >> translation: our music is so popular because

i'm catherine brown. >> i'm ken smith. the wife of ronald reagan died this morning. california people have been leaving flowers in rememberance at the museum and honoring the life and legacy of nancy reagan. >> across the country nancy reagan was honored and remembered. president and mrs. obama said they are fortunate to benefit from her proud example and said the former first lady redefined her role in her time here. nbc's political director echoed those sentiments. >> she really in hind sight helped usher in the new era first lady being a political and personal advisor to the president. >> on the campaign trail former california governor arnold schwartz neglecter appearing at a john kasich rally said they are together again. >> she will join him in heaven and the love affair between the two of them will start over again. >> presidential hopeful john kasich served in congress during the reagan years. >> she was an incredible lady very strong and a total class act. >> in southern california mourners brought flowers to the reagan library. >> it's like the end of an er

as i'm talking to you, catherine herridge has been reporting there might be the possibility that hillary clinton skipped some critical cyber security briefings at the state department? i don't know whether this woulde have been heinous type of thing to skip, if she skipped all of them or some of them. what do you make of that? >> well, i -- first of all, i shouldn't comment on something i don't know anything about. but i could say this. i would expect that you would -- everybody would expect the secretary of state being up on everything that is secured from the american people, that only a few people know, and the secretary of state ought to know it. >> senator, also on hillary clinton, do you see if the fbi were to recommend taking action against hillary action against hillary clinton on the e-mails and this other -- information and justice declined. what would the fallout of that be in your eyes. >> here's what i think you have to start with. first of all, coumy has a 10-year term. in the bush administration he was asked to do something illegal or unconstitutional, he resigned. he has

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catherine harris takes a closer look at her answers. do you think her convention for the publicans is a real possibility? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and click on america is asking. >>> jenna: new information on the hillary clinton email controversy. during a town hall meeting hosted by bret baier, the former secretary of state claimed a state department decides was classified but that's not the case. take a listen. >> there were some that were recently discovered and a turnover. >> that was in the state department, not to me. i turned over everything . >> the state department has redacted and declared 2021 of your work emails classified. 44 classified as secret, 22 classified as top-secret so you said at a march press conference in 2015 quote, i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material so can we say tentatively that that statement is not accurate? >> you can't. here's what happened. the state department has a process for determining what is or isn't classified. if they determine it

>> going further on catherine heritage's awesome reporting, also points out hillary clinton said she handed over all these e-mails. was not an act of transparency. she was forced to hand over these e-mails that representative torres she was openly -- judge napolitano: handing over the e-mails he handed over paper hard copies and let e-mails meaning she kept for herself the metadata that underlies every e-mail which the government would have gotten had she not taken in the first place. i am sick and tired of hearing her say this that she says over and over again, she said it to bret baier on what we just ran, quote, i neither sent or received e-mails marked classified. mrs. clinton knows this. nothing is marked classified. markings are confidential, secret or top-secret. she materially misrepresented bret baier, to the audience, to the democrats and the fbi who heard their say that until they're sick of hearing patty: >> why did people want to sweep this under the rug? judge napolitano: they are hardened supporters for her, they have a dream of a female progress in the white house and

>> reporter: catherine and dan, activities is winding down as they are salvaging from what they could from thing and the board up this building any moment now and it is hitting them what's been lost now. >> at 10:30 monday night brunswick fire got news of the fire. because of the hour, most residents were able to escape on their own. nobody even the neighbor calling about the the 4-year-old's apartment could save them. >> get everybody out of the house. >> we are trying to. smoke is pouring out of the wall. >> reporter: her aunt identifies her as keagan who turned four last month. victims say she didn't have a chance as the fire spread so quickly. >> it was a split second by the time i looked at my porch, a small red glow and by the time we got outside, 30 seconds, the whole building was engulfed in flames. >> one of the things that accelerated the fire was the vinyl siding. some types of vinyl siding are

>> catherine: on top of good weather an exciting day in cleveland. >> catherine: governor john kasich there. my gosh, what a busy day for him of course. this voting day in the primary city hoping for a miracle there and then here in ohio. he is at it, too. >> our primary is in a week. let's listen in to his live event at the ohio cat headquarters in broadview heights. >> we were in a car and cross over into ohio and my uncle harry would say johnny, we just entered into the promised land. the state of ohio. and we would go to elyria to vermillion to peck's cottages. has anybody ever heard of that place? huh? we would be together and just paddle ball. >> dan: obviously the governor will launch into his speech. this is a town hall and informal setting there. we know kasich is looking for a motor city miracle today presidential primary there as we said and that stayed up north and it is a must-win for the ohio governor. the latest for the campaign trail is coming up. >>> downtown cleveland's new kimpton schofield hotel is finally open with its first guests staying tonight. the building at

mary kat ma mary catherine, every night we hope there is more clarity at the end of the night. >> no clarity. one of the points david brought up from the exit polling you have michigan looking like a less angry state, a little bit more like a virginia in angry versus dissatisfied versus an alabama. i think that's an interesting point because you saw rubio close the gap on trump who had double-digit leads. in michigan you may see kasich close that gap. who knows if he makes it far enough to close it completely. i think cruz will have an argument, rubio will say i'm going to florida no matter what. you don't get clarity tonight but next week. >> the satisfied number is still in the 80s, extraordinarily high. we saw the same numbers in south carolina and nevada. the one unifying number in all of this is that anger and that dissatisfaction with the establishment, with the narrow minded conservative views of someone like ted cruz who shut down the government. you know, trump has come in and really brought in that platform on trade, noninterventionism. he's upended the party both the estab

we saw the fact check today by catherine herridge as well. >> well, the fact check, i thought, was rather devastating. there is no way to expose all of that in a town hall and a debate. it is refreshing that one of the candidates, hillary, finally got a question on emails that the other moderators and the other debates have stayed away from. i thought it was even almost semihistoric the way you actually asked a question about abortion. i think there have been,"' what, seven democratic debates and not one about abortion. the moderators are always asking republicans about the difficult issue of exceptions for the pro-life position, which is a serious question. but you never hear the same question asked about the difficult exceptions on the pro-choice side, meaning is there any time, anywhere, any time in the pregnancy when you would allow a regulation to prevent an abortion? which is never asked, has to be asked, and was asked. and i had thought it elicited an reply. she made a semiconfession on that. something that i think is important. you actually were able to pierce the veil on that. i

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catherine barrett, al jazeera, portland, oregon. >> we're going to take a break. before we do, we want to look at the michigan primary results. for the republicans, 13% of the vote reported, 37% for donald trump, 27% for john kasich and 21% for ted cruz and rubio at nine. the democrats, bernie sanders running ahead of hillary clinton with 13% of the vote in, this could be a long night for the democrats. we'll be back right after this, and coming up, aiming for total equality, celebrating the success and the struggles on this international women's day. >>> tuesday marks international women's day, a look at women around the world. how does that stack up? we looked around the world. >> from microsoft. to google. >> one day we want to see every girl in school. >> corporations have lined up behind international women's day. >> imagine that we finally make it clear women have a right to make their own health care decisions! >> while there's a good chance america could elect its first female president this year, there is a pronounced gender gap. only 20% of women serve i

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inland, well into the 80s. catherine, temperatures around 87. titusville through melbourne, barefoot bay, near 80. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. on your screen, take a peek, well into the 80s tomorrow and friday and into the weekend, looking good. temperatures in the low to mid 80s, front tries to get closer but only 30 percent chance of shower or storm sunday. the time change weekend, saturday night before bed, spring ahead one hour. 6:20 am. volume on the road and a few issues. >> skywitness 9 over the scene. poinciana boulevard, or in brown world. northbound lanes -- five minute delay on poinciana boulevard at this point. no need for an alternate. you will need extra time to get through. is not causing issues on oran brown. john young parkway, they can get this one out of the way. have not caused major delays. no need for an alternate. >>> the citrus bowl is seeing huge crowds in the multimillion dollar makeover. when the event that holds the record makes the return to orlando. >>> gunfire in a downtown orlando neighb

meteorologist catherine bodak joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. another fantastic looking afternoon with temperatures in the low 70s. we start out partly cloudy mid 50s with a sun and cloud mix into the afternoon. clouds increased leg day into the evening while we may see a passing shower our best chance of rain comes thursday morning. thursday with steady rain thursday afternoon into the evening. a high thursday of 69 we could even hear a rumble of thunder. rain showers tape or friday morning look for clouds mixed with some sun friday afternoon and dry a high 65. the weekend will be wet at times but still mild with highs in the upper 60s saturday and mid 60s on sunday. weather and traffic toss toss to denise for school district will hold the first in a series of forums, in the aftermath of last week's cafeteria shooting. kara dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from butler county... and jordan, we're told a major focus of these meetings will be safety? live today madison schools will begin a series of forums with various groups to discuss and

hi, catherine, good morning. caller: i voted for bernie sanders and i do not know who i will vote for if he does not get the nomination. if you just give me one minute, i will tell you why. i'm against nafta and tpp. passage of these did not, will not create more livable u.s. jobs. ask yourself, what kind of jobs -- low paying, no vacation, no retirement, temporary $7.25 an hour. unemployment is at 4.9%. what does that mean? there was a time when a certain group of people had zero percent unemployment. say.percent, wo, yow, you all of this group got a cabin and food and worse for no pay. this group was called slavery. that is what the corporations , slavelthy top 1% want labor. work for a hut. it happened in dickens, england, in the gulags in russia and is happening in north korea. so, i do not know what i will be doing. host: if bernie sanders is not an nominee, catherine, independent in new hampshire, who voted for bernie sanders, said she does not know what she is going to do. in north carolina, democrat. who