glenn, we saw you in iowa. you described yourself as a businessman and an experienced senator. but last week, you seem to be describing yourself as a hero astronaut. you have been all of these things but can you really decide what sorts of person you have been? >> i don't think i have changed my views. what you are talking about is the experience factor. i have been 10 years in washington and have passed major legislation. i know how washington operates. who knows the best from the have started for small businesses of my own. international corporations. one third of our agricultural population -- it is so important for the future. we talk about the future and i have been working in the future all my life. i was in the military, healthy to design the equivalent for the future. i think those are very valuable additions, in addition to just being lifelong political entities. that gives a dimension that would give a good dimension for the white house. >> thank you. mr. mondale, your new theme is, what you see is what you get. no hairspray. [laughter] >> you are saying, i am what i

glenn, we saw you in iowa. you described yourself as a businessman and an experienced senator. but last week, you seem to be describing yourself as a hero astronaut and a tough marine. you have been all of these things, admittedly it is in your record, but can you really decide what sorts of person you have been? >> i don't think i have changed my views. what you are talking about is the experience factor, which i have pointed out. i have been 10 years in washington and have passed major legislation. i know how washington operates. but in addition to that, who was going to provide the jobs for the future of this country? who knows the best from the white house, i have started for small businesses of my own. international corporations. one third of our agricultural production gets sent overseas. american jobs depend upon that. it is so important for the future. we talk about the future and i have been working in the future all my life. i was in the military, healthy -- helping to design the equivalent for the future. i think those are very valuable additions, in addition to just

glenn, we saw you in iowa and in new hampshire describing yourself as a businessman and inexperienced senator. but in the south this last week, you seem to be describing yourself as a hero, astronaut, and marine. you have been all of these things, but can you really decide what sort of person you have been? >> i don't think i have changed my views. what you are talking about is the experience factor. which you have pointed out. i have been 10 years in washington and have passed major legislation, such as the nonproliferation act. in addition to that, who is going to provide the jobs in this country? who knows the best from the white house? someone who has been in business as long as i have. i was the president of international corporation. 1/3 of our agriculture population gets sent overseas. i have been in the research area. we talk about the future, i have been working in the future all my life. i was in the military, helping work on designing some of the agreement for the future. i have experience in the area, i have extremes in the arms control area, i have experience in the busin

glenn, we saw you in iowa. and new hampshire. you described yourself as a businessman and an experienced senator. but last week, you seem to be describing yourself as a hero astronaut and tough marine. you have been all of these things but can you really decide what sorts of person you have been in different parts of the country? mr. glenn: i don't think i have changed my views. what you are talking about is the experience factor. i have been 10 years in washington and have passed major legislation. i know how washington operates. who knows the best from the white house, i have started for small businesses of my own. international corporations. one third of our agricultural production is sent overseas. we talk about the future and i have been working in the future all my life. i was in the military, healthy -- helping work on designing some of that equipment for the future. i have experience in the business area. i think those are very valuable additions, in addition to just being solely lifelong political entities. that gives a

he did well in iowa, the first state to vote. now he's counting on his home state. it's important to point out even after we we saw in south carolina donald trump will not have enough delegates even if he comes in first in all races to secure the nomination. this contest is going to keep going forward. that's something you will keep in mind as we watch our coverage throughout the night. something the other candidates will think about ohio governor john kasich. >> i intend to remain the adult in the campaign for president of the united states. tell you some will say this over.... i will be donald trump in i also want to tell you that even though some in the press may think this is over, i and it will be a whole new day. >> there is a large voter turn out today across the country. we are going to do well. if not we're probably going to be struggling. just heard from, is really hoping to carry at least one state tonight - but its not lookg kitas jua w nt o llytl s - wi doc- bli e pe n va a thinm he e mont tig y r o >> rt: dere nds who you just heard from right there ma

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one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving those false rumors wrong. >> it's totally false. and it's completely debunked. it's an embarrassing, shameful journalism, and it's just ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to a contested convention, where the delegates would pick the nominee. david? >> all right, tom, thank you. we'll see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> in the meantime, now, to the democratic side tonight. and the question from some, could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already t

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile act

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hail battering iowa. the pictures coming in. and four confirmed tornadoes in the past 24 hours. this one in oklahoma. ginger zee is standing by, but first, abc's steve osunsami in arkansas. >> reporter: it's getting dark on millions of families in the southeast who'll need watch out for possibly deadly storms tonight. mother's nature's warning. the rain that won't quit trapped drivers in what looked like raging rivers near little rock. this is the moment when firefighters rescued three people who were holding onto a tree for dear life. >> it's moving east-northeast. >> reporter: a number of families north of tulsa tonight are homeless. the weather service is now blaming at least two tornados in northeastern oklahoma that smashed homes and knocked down power poles. >> there's the debris off of some roofs. i hope people are taking cover. >> reporter: abc's phillip mena is at a church where, during the storm, they were praying for salvation. >> well, it's amazing that the lord delivered us from this. >> reporter: passengers on an american airlines flight from dallas to memphis thou

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, sena

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same day that a american college

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, sen

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same day that a american college

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, se

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same day that a american college student was paraded in f

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. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, senator bernie sanders facing some very tough math to defeat clinton. our political team telling us, h

this time lapse capturing the dangerous lightninov one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions for its nuclear and ballistic

hail battering iowa. the pictures coming in. and four confirmed tornadoes in the past 24 hours. this one in oklahoma. ginger zee is standing by, but first, abc's steve osunsami in arkansas. >> reporter: it's getting dark on millions of families in the southeast who'll need watch out for possibly deadly storms tonight. that hail in arkansas is mother's nature's warning. the rain that won't quit trapped drivers in what looked like raging rivers near little rock. this is the moment when firefighters rescued three people who were holding onto a tree for dear life. >> it's moving east-northeast. >> reporter: a number of families north of tulsa tonight are homeless. the weather service is now blaming at least two tornados in northeastern oklahoma that smashed homes and knocked down power poles. >> there's the debris off of some roofs. i hope people are taking cover. >> reporter: abc's phillip mena is at a church where, during the storm, they were praying for salvation. >> well, it's amazing that the lord delivered us from this. >> reporter: passengers on an american airlines flight fr

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to acon. david? >> tom, tha and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, senator bernie

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying alongith it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same day that a american college

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in illinois, there's actually a home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the sam

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. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to acon. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected pr

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, s

one strike setting this iowa dorm on fire. another revealing this funnel cloud in illinois. one twister ripping a five-mile scar through rock island county. >> it's going to be a year before i can get back here with my family and neighbors. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the south, a never ending flood emergency. abc's phillip mena is in deweyville, texas. >> the sabine river is running wild again tonight. this is the worst flooding in southeast texas since hurricane ike. nearby, interstate 10, a major artery, overrun with water, causing travel chaos. >> reporter: in tangipaho parish, louisiana, cleanup under way, as the waters finally recede. about 2,000 homes damaged there alone. and david, back here in home underneath this huge pile of rubble. and take a look at this tree. all kinds of debris, even a bike flying along with it. the cleanup, just beginning here. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and the u.s. targeting north korea with new sanctions tonight for its nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and it comes on the same day that a american college

an adjunct physics instructor and stay-at-home mom from des moines, iowa... from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a leadership trainer from decatur, georgia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny, thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everyone. another half-hour of answers and questions. steve, very impressive in his debut last week, but today he defends for the first time. let's see how things work out against kim and melissa. nice to have you with us. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round.

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, rubio and kasich. telling voters, trump would lose to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, sen

. >> reporter: but the cruz campaign used similar tactics on ben carson in iowa, spreading a false story he was dropping out. rubio focused on proving it wrong. >> it's totally false. it's an embarrassment. and it's ridiculous. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from florida. and tom, you reported there, mitt romney recording calls for rubio and kasich. to hillary clinton, suggesting to vote, really, for anyone but trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. it may sound counterproductive, because romney is helping two candidates, but the ultimate reason is the same. to take votes away from donald trump, which could lead to aconvention. david? >> tom, thank you. see you as the night moves on and the results come in. >>> now, to the m democratic side tonight. and the question from some. could this be the last stand for bernie sanders, looking to beat hillary clinton in michigan tonight. and mrs. clinton looking to build an unbeatable lead. already turning per focus to the republicans, promising voters overnight, she will never allow donald trump to be elected president. and tonight, sena

and our returning champion, an adjunct physics instructor and stay-at-home mom from des moines, iowa... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. to start today, a few words of explanation about what happened at the end of yesterday's program. when we went into final jeopardy!, so he could not lose the game in final, but he could be tied. and he was a little worried about having to deal with a tiebreaker clue, so he risked the minimum -- $1. and he was incorrect in final, and he lost by $1 to melissa. let's go to work now in the "jeopardy!" round. and here are your categories. notice the "c" in quotation marks. melissa. let's do it's potpourri, "c"? for $200.

iowa was approved by the senate three years ago. at that time, the republican leaders praised her but now the same republicans are refusing to consider any obama nominee. the white house would not comment. and judge kelly was not granting interviews on this matter. >>> the pentagon is asking for a cyberattack and it's not a joke. it's inviting hackers to try to break into the military's network to test its vulnerabilities. but the hackers have to be vetted. participants have to submit to a background check. the pentagon's mostencetive networks won't be part of the program which kicks off next month. >>> astronaut scott kelly is back on earth tonight and proving it may take a rocket scientist to find the fountain of youth. here's david kerley. >> commander scott kelly happily breathed in the frigid kazakhstan air. >> the cold air was amazing, fresh air. >> reporter: 340 days of tasks and science on the space station. and fun. catching carrots, juggling fruit, even a little ping-pong with a blob of water. kelly is a lab rat of sorts b

finding beauty in debris after the tornadoes ripped through the m was turned in yesterday morning in iowa. a newspaper delivery man found it in a box on a hill. police believe it was blown over the mississippi river from the rapid city area of illinois. now they are looking for the owner. >> obviously it's a wedding dress. probably has sentimental value to someone. if it made it down the river and stayed in box it's meant to get back to the owner. >> i'd say. it's in great condition. they are asking with information where the dress belongs to give them a call. jonathan: take a live look at a big attraction for us. that is a bald eagle. this is the eagle cam. one of two eagles watching over two eggals -- eggs. we have seen cracks in the shells. getting so exciting. i don't know who is nervous the parents or us. when they pop out we'll show you what it looks like. the president and the first lady is what they call the two eagles. they both have been sitting on the eagles taking turns and bringing the food back to the nest. michelle: we have noticed there is more movement by the bird in last

scott: it may have been 70 degrees in the district yesterday but parts of iowa got hammered by spring snow there. sioux city residents digging themselves out today after getting battered with more than 14 inches overnight. after interstate 29 was actually shut down for hours the city officials said 50 workers will spend the day clearing the roadways to make them drivable. makes you realize how lucky we are with this weather. michelle: a rough easter weekend for those folks. but us on the other hand are looking good. doug: it will turn cooler for tomorrow and sunday for past couple of days. we'll take it. delightful outside. we are counting down to the cherry blossoms for a long time. a couple other things we're counting down. the nats' home opener, summer begins in 87 days. so we are thinking warm spots on friday afternoon. the temperatures, good today. not 75 from yesterday but it's 68. we'll take that with the reagan national and skies partly cloudy. it's upper 60's to lower 70's in the metro. 72 in fort washington. 70 in largo. 68 in ashburn. farther north and west and it turns chi

at least nine reported twisters left the path of destruction through iowa and illinois. winds in excess of 70 miles per hour destroyed numerous homes and structures. including this barn. severe winds knocked over a semi-trailer and a golf ball sized hail hammered cars. look at that. this is still assessing the damage. the cars will be wrecked. alison: yeah. meanwhile here it is one of the prettiest days we have had in a long time. >> couldn't ask for better. doug: by the weekend it goes to the opposite way. i will get nasty. show you what will happen here. for the moment it is gorgeous around the area. the temperatures are lower 70's. this was sunrise. we will launch up the sun for you here and look at the day. plenty of sunshine. we hit the early afternoon. the clouds roll in. mild. you can see by the current temperature with the clouds around the area. but that is about all we'll deal with tonight. it has been a couple of sprinkles but not much more than that. every now and then check up on the sunrise and the sunset times in the next couple of months as the daylight h

they found it in two lot of the cheese in iowa. whole foods says no illnesses have been reported. maureen: leon, traffic is a sad reality of living here in our area. alison: montgomery county has a plan to get some of the cars off the road. brianne carter shows us the proposal for bus rapid transit. >> with the state's cooperation we could have brt operating in the first corridor in less than four years. i'll repeat. in less than four years. >> today, ike leggett announced plans and funding for bus rapid transit along the corridors plagued with the wall-to-wall traffic. the first traffic would have buses like these along route 29 from burtonsville to the silver spring transit center. the county will turn some of the existing road shoulders into dedicated bus lanes. >> we want people to choose to get on a bus. high quality service that bus rapid service office. we want dedicated lanes, faster, more efficient. >> he proposes b.r.t. along 355. he is including $5 million in the budget for the proposal and asking the state to match the money. in the next two year he proposing limited s

i guess we expected this because of the proximity of the iowa to illinois. so it could be a home game for iowa state. however, trust and believe we did find a handful. there some are of the u.v.a. fans. from charlottesville to chicago, in a city filled with basketball history. the cavs hope to pull off a sweet 16 victory over the cyclones in the windy city. >> it's awesome. a great opportunity to be here. we are lucky and thankful to have the chance to play in this arena. robert: who is for excited that the game is in chicago in the 6'6" guard in the game of a lifetime or devon the former d.m.v.er who now lives in chicago. when she found out they were come coming she got tickets. >> i think the c great. it would be great. wonderful for university and behind the team and excited for them. robert: app wants to see her team happy. >> it would be a great accomplishment for the school and the team of players. they have been working really hard. a fantastic program. we're excited for the team. robert. in soccer don't miss this. d.c.-unit is taking on d.c. dallas a

big ten tournament quarterfinals with iowa. pick it up in third. brianna jones finishes with 23 points and 15 boards. maryland advances. well, i have seen dynasties in my life on the prolevel. college dynasties. scott abraham shows us wrestling team trying to keep one alive. >> what do we do? >> we win. >> here we go. >> the final practice of the season for the damascus wrestling team. >> i'm wrestling, i feel every kid on the bench wrestling with me. >> wrestling for one another. helped the program to 102 mysteries, four straight titles and the four straight championships. >> we built an conducive to winning where the kids come in that are willing to work hard and do what they do. >> most people think of wrestling they view it as an individual sport. not here at damascus. the team comes first. this weekend at the maryland individual state wrestling championship at the show place arena the swarming hornets are hoping to add to the growing trophy case. >> cool to have a target on your back. they are working to beat you. but you have to work harder t

senator chuck grassily of iowa is asking the baltimore police department and the f.b.i. to release details about the investigation in the 2008 death of annie mccan. the detectives say the 16-year-old killed herself drinking bacteen. but the family says the numerous experts say the amount i fatal. the baltimore police department says it will respond to the senator's request. alison: today marks two years since malaysia airline flight 370 disappeared. that plane and all 239 people on board vanished from a flight. it sparked the largest maritime search in history. last year a piece of the plane's wing was found on an island beach in the indian ocean. last week, a summited piece of wreckage was found on the coast of mozambique. a father and his teenage daughter are lucky to be alive after the small plane that the father was piloting suffered engine failure. look at the surveillance camera. it catches the aircraft crash landing from 2,000 feet in the air in long island. did you see that? they were coming back from visited colleges and never expected to get a crash course in s

the situation the iowa state that u.v.a. is going to play. they are being compared to north carolina, a team that likes to get up and down the floor, play a fast-paced game and get pucketts in transition. u.v.a. likes to come back on the other half and sit down to play defense. it doesn't get better than this. you are playing sweet 16 game. you can go to final four in the house that jordan built. united center. you can look up in rafters to see scottie pippen, michael jordan and jerry sloan. it's awesome. back to you. leon: all right. looking forward to it. maureen: cold in chicago. steve: it is. snow for them. nothing like that for us. warm temperatures for the rest of the evening. daytime highs tomorrow. low of 70's. cold front early in the day to cool it d maureen: the "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next with the news of >>> breaking news tonight. the terror attack s and what u.. authorities have now discovered. they believe they know who that mystery man is. tonight, investigators say two of the suicide bombers, two bro

jenna: one year ago today iowa's gas tax went up. tim: if you've ever wondered how the extra revenue further than woodbury county. jenna: as our jess plue found out today.... road and bridge construction is on the rise. jess: that's right tim and jenna. a woodbuty county engineer told me today that witut the tax hike, these projecec wouldn't be happening. just last year the ate decided to push ahead with ten cent increase on gas prices to aid in raising money towards road and bridge repairs. this tax increase, also known as "the dime".., raised about 150-million dollars with over 1.2 million coming to woodbury county. the majority of those dollars are being used for local repair budgets. "the current generation of bridges we're working on had a 50 year design lifefeo when you thihi out it, a significant portion of our bridges are eier at or exceeding that design life." says mark nahra, woodbury county engineer. of the several five-year projects added ..are plans to resurface 10 miles of gravel roads and to repair 2 short span still a

temple needs no upset 7th seeded iowa who dropped five of the last six down the stretch. >> we know they are a great team. like you said they struggle add little bit, but we can't pay attention to that. they are in the tournament for a reason. >> they are struggling a little bit but a top 25 team all year. we know how good of a team they can be. we are watching a lot of film getting ready. >>> looking at the hottest team in town, st. joe's only coming off the championship, but a test with cincinnati, whose big men they say are a big problem. >> i don't know to clubs, but i would never sneak into clubs where these guys are going to the bouncers much and they treat the basket like it's a club. unless you have the proper i.d. and the cover charge, you ain't getting in. >> i love him. >>> we don't have to wait until we get our football fix. high expectations for the season. >> 15-3 last year, our big speech and that's not good enough. one play away from being in the arena bowl again. our goal in our organization is expect a championship. >> a lot to be excited about. sports this time of year

. >>> the band, cheerleaders, fans all on hand to wish these guys well in their quest to upset, iowa. >> juice is flowing every single day. practices have have been good, not flawless but good. we are excited about going to new york. that parties g we don't have a long trip we will make, but we know what the job is in front of us, iowa is a a good basketball team. >>> i love it. >>> over on hawk hill, st. joes got in a little practice before heading off on their journey. hawks will go all the way to spokane washington for their game against cincinnati. so coach, are you guys ready. >> not a hundred percent. we still have things to do we practiced this morning and we had a couple of the guys that i think were thinking about the trip as opposed to the preparation. >> jeff skversky will join owls and wildcats in brooklyn, two teams, where all of the axis and his live reports begin on "action news" tomorrow. we will have more sports when we return. ♪ (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announ

instead nova gets a top iowa team on sunday. just ask temple. in brooklyn, jeff skversky for channel six a "action news". >>> update you on that st. joes/cincinnati score, st. joes with a 41-40 lead at half, deandre bembry has carried team all season long and he has 20 points at the half. >> a florida jury has sided with hulk hogan. after six hours of deliberations, the jury awarded hogan 115 million-dollar, in his lawsuit against gawker media. hogan sued gawk for posting a video in 2012 with him having sex with his former best friend's wife. hogan said it was a violation of privacy, gawker's attorney says he will appeal. >>> coming up on "action news", several high rises in north philadelphia are slated to come down tomorrow a ahead of preparations for the implosion, and its impact the on the neighborhood. an investigation, is underway. >>> donald trump's son becomes target of the threat, adam. >> cold wind from the north, 30's syracuse, 20's in burlington, vermont. setting up for some snow over weekend. we will have very latest on accu weather

> to the ncaa tournament villanova won its opener easily and new cats prepare for round two against iowa. jeff skversky is with those cats in brooklyn. >> reporter: villanova is trying to become the first team in ncaa history to lose three years in a row as a one or two seed in the opening weekend of the tournament. at this stage yeah, it has been brutal for the wildcats and senior forward daniel ochefu says it even haunts them. >> we don't want to be known as that team that hasn't got past the first week even, but you know, it is something we have to deal work we have to be accountable. >> i will try to do anything we can within what we do and have been doing all year to not let it happen again and make sure everyone is ready to go as a leader. >> reporter: villanova coach jay wright said they have talk about getting over the hump in the tournament all season and now that they are here facing the iowa his message is simple. >> we have done this what is worst outcome? we have lost this, all right. it didn't kill us. the let's go have fun, prepare for it. >> reporter: if the cats end this

. >> then there is temple, if they can get past seventh seeded iowa, they will face villanova. they barely snuck into the tournament and with that they have plenty to prove. >> i think we can make a run. and know our goal every game. and iowa is our first test. >> phillies have done it again, they beat the rays 5-2, and have nine games and a tie if their last ten games. >> the philadelphia home media day was today and their home opener is april 1st. >> that is always been our goal, is to be the best in the arena football league, not to be 8-8 but to be the very best. we feel we have a great coaching staff and organization and awesome players to be the arena champions. there is a lot going on in town right now. >> absolutely. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for jus