joining me kids from the walton farm elementary school tonight, it is science night, kid and science is something near and dear to my heart, you want to see kid start to get into science from the young age because science is awesome, right, guys. >> joining me here is joslin, a student here at walton farms and you will tell us what the temperature is right now. >> 70.7 degrees. >> that above or below average for last day of march. >> a little bit above. >> that is perfectly right. these kid know what they are talking about. it is above average. we have been talking about it all week. temperatures heading in the 70's today because a storm system is heading our way. lets look the at temperatures across the region and you can see how warm it is. we are in the 70's every where. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia a. 69 degrees in allentown. seventy-one in trenton. 72 degrees at the moment in wilmington. wind have been strong all day long, those gusty southeasterly wind, that is what is bringing a warm air our way, wind gusts in the 20's at the moment but take a look at is what happening

walton ms. wynns no mr. haney this is a of i's >> thank you so much thank you, thank you (clapping.) >> (yelling) (cheering). >> thank you. >> now you see we're open if he scotland the folks leaving to quell exit we'll continue with the meeting. >> so the next item conferred personnel can i have a report from the rules committee. >> okay who think are we on the first. >> so this do we have the updated policy. >> and they've updated it. >> in this case all the policies rules committee is recommend with a positive recommendation one we asked for changes the language that is forthcoming they're all positive. >> i'll ask for a report from the personnel committee. >> i'm happy to diverse that report the personnel labor committee reviewed that and voted to move it forward with a positive recommendation. >> all right. deputy superintendent. >> thank you. i'm asking the chief personnel. >> the requested the board death penalty the policy 4 a hundred certify as part of districts effort to organize the po

walton ms. wynns mr. haney ms. chin mr. totiano thank you please me the pledge of allegiance please join me the pledge of allegiance. >> (laughter). mr. vice president i think you have awning announcement around the agenda >> at the commissioner president haney i'm wroou resolution encouraging the students to exercise in their voting rights and be brought back at the march 22 regular board meeting. >> i want to welcome the members of the public thank you for being here if i want to address the board please fill out a speaker card the hallway and submit the speaker card before the item is called in front of the board mr. superintendent. >> thank you, very much president haney and good evening to everybody that is here and listening the saturday the san francisco unified school district and our board commissioner led by sandra fewer and attended by emily murase and commissioner shamann walton were present at an event called partners as partners at jean parker elementary school in chinatown for the chinese s

walton ms. wynns mr. haney ms. chin mr. totiano thank you please me the pledge of allegiance please join me the pledge of allegiance. >> (laughter). mr. vice president i think you have awning announcement around the agenda >> at the commissioner president haney i'm wroou resolution encouraging the students to exercise in their voting rights and be brought back at the march 22 regular board meeting. >> i want to welcome the members of the public thank you for being here if i want to address the board please fill out a speaker card the hallway and submit the speaker card before the item is called in front of the board mr. superintendent. >> thank you, very much president haney and good evening to everybody that is here and listening the saturday the san francisco unified school district and our board commissioner led by sandra fewer and attended by emily murase and commissioner shamann walton were present at an event called partners as partners at jean parker elementary school in chinatown for the chinese s

jenell walton wlwt news 5. ,courtis: former presidential candidate senator rand paul, was out caucusing down in bowling green, kentucky. the kentucky senator said he was excited about the turnout. but would not endorse anyone in the race for the white house. mr. paul i want to let kentucky : republicans make their decision. i said my peace, you know, i had a few disagreements with many of courtis: senator rand paul went on to say that his job now,, is trying to bring his party together, and not continue to quote, divide it up. on the democratic side, presidential candidate bernie sanders is eying the state of ohioi. he spoke at a cleveland church today and later held a press conference at one of his field offices. sanders didn' t take too many jabs at his democratic opponent but instead he focused on the republicans. he spoke out about the recent debates, where he compared the candidates to sixth graders in a food fight. meanwhile, another endorsement for hillary clinton, mogul russell simmons saying he is voti

european homeland, trained as terrorists and trained in training camps in syria. >> pelley: richard walton, for willed's metropolitan police. among the americans wounded today are members of a military family and three mormon missionaries from utah. danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. >> reporter: just moments before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent vi

walton ms. wynns mr. haney ms. chin mr. totiano thank you please me the pledge of allegiance please join me the pledge of allegiance. >> (laughter). mr. vice president i think you have awning announcement around the agenda >> at the commissioner president haney i'm wroou resolution encouraging the students to exercise in their voting rights and be brought back at the march 22 regular board meeting. >> i want to welcome the members of the public thank you for being here if i want to address the board please fill out a speaker card the hallway and submit the speaker card before the item is called in front of the board mr. superintendent. >> thank you, very much president haney and good evening to everybody that is here and listening the saturday the san francisco unified school district and our board commissioner led by sandra fewer and attended by emily murase and commissioner shamann walton were present at an event called partners as partners at jean parker elementary school in chinatown for the chinese s

walton ms. wynns mr. haney ms. chin and mr. totiano thank you if you'll please join me the pledge of allegiance. >> all right. can i have a emotion and second for this approval of the minutes the regular meeting of february 23rd, 2016, so moved second any corrections mr. totiano ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney, 5 i's. >> we want to thank everyone who is joining us in person if anyone want to address the board of education there are cards out in the hallway if you can fill them out and give them to ms. casco before the item is called mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney i want to welcome everyone that is joining us in person and rnsz in the communities or watching on tv good evening at our last board meeting i wished the culinary arts program by chief and teacher daniel the teacher he wish them equal to compete in the educational pro start competition well, this evening i'm proud to announce that tonight we won actually, they sw

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards.

>> after the bell, hall of fame basketball star bill walton will discuss his new book and whether nike blew it when it lost steph curry to rival underarmour. if you haven't read it, i highly recommend it coming up next hour. >> do you think bill will have an opinion? >> did you ever see a cat fight a big? ever been to tucson in july? where were we? let's get to the markets as we head towards the last hour of the week. heather hughes. how are you? >> hi. >> sitting at post nine at the new york stock exchange and rick santelli from chicago. ben, we're breaking this five-week winning streak but not by much. we haven't had the kind of pull back you would imagine the market would need after the kind of gains we've seen over the last month and a half? >> i think what we've seen is

european homeland, trained as terrorists and trained in training camps in syria. >> pelley: richard walton, former head of counter-terrorism for willed's metropolitan police. among the americans wounded today are members of a military family and three mormon missionaries from utah. danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from one of the bombs at the boston marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. jo

matt walton who is appearing in the upcoming film "money monster." and every time i see his head i am reminded to scrub my pots and pans. i almost -- >> i am glad you missed it. >> i was nervous. >> you got cocky with it. >> comedian sam morrell. >> starbucks took out a full spread in today's "new york times" in the "wall street journal." it began, when you read the headlines and turn on the news, when you scroll through score social media feed or listen to the candidates you could easily mistake america as a nation lost. a people who have severed the common bonds that hold us together, compassion, respect, shared responsibility and a belief in service. are you ever behind someone at starbucks and they are take forever to say what they want? the face and page had a bold list of words, presumably a good list and a bad lie. -- bad list. limits versus opportunity. status quo versus daring. many saw it as ceo howard schulz taking a not so bad swipe at donald thrum p. donald trump. and they said it is at least clear who he won't be voting for. well probab

the girl fought back and got walton locked up. a day later, lamont mayweather offered candy to a five year old girl. the girl refused but he the police said even though the incidents are not related there are lessons here. >> they need to be aware of groups. >> reporter: this 13 year old offers some wisdom. >> if it happens to you, feut and do not give up. >> reporter: if you know who the first attacker in this photo is, contact crime stoppers. >>> a visitor has a story to tell when he gets home. he was picking up his girlfriend from his apartment and someone asked him for money. >>> now new alarming information about the zika virus. it's spread through sexual transmission is more common than previously thought. the world health organization declared zika a world health emergency, there are 24 case in miami-dade. >>> a lucky dog is back on dry miami-dade canal. firefighters saved the retriever from the canal. the dog was taken to animal services where they located her micro chip. it's not registered. we cannot locate her owners. >

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jenell walton is covering the long lines, and long waits, at the polls. but first, wlwt news 5' s todd dykes is live in independence, with what voters are saying, about their choice for todd. reporter: voters i talked to are happy so many people showed up at this school in kenton county to make their voices heard, and some voters weren' t bashful when i asked who they want to see in the white house. reporter: moments after casting her ballot in kentucky' s first caucus in three decades linda clark made it clear she supports donald trump. >> who' d you caucus for? >> the one that i voted for? >> yes. >> how come? >> i just feel like he' s the man that' s going to help our country. reporter: linda was among a huge crowd of gop voters who endured in independence kenton county' s >> it' s unbelievable. i' and trump did this. he did it. thank you, trump. reporter: some republican strategist in northern kentucky worried turnout would be low because the vote fell on a saturday. >> i am amazed and in wonder at what i see today. laying my eyes upon this >> we' ve

walton ms. wynns and mr. haney, 5 i's. >> we want to thank everyone who is joining us in person if anyone want to address the board of education there are cards out in the hallway if you can fill them out and give them to ms. casco before the item is called mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney i want to welcome everyone that is joining us in person and rnsz in the communities or watching on tv good evening at our last board meeting i wished the culinary arts program by chief and teacher daniel the teacher he wish them equal to compete in the educational pro start competition well, this evening i'm proud to announce that tonight we won actually, they sweat swept the awards competition (clapping.) proud to announce they've received the management sxhur of year to achieve dan schooerd the california award to john o'connor school that he the california's pro start spirit award which of the the pro start of beyond the call of duty this is given one and 37 high schools that are teaching the pro start cu

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10 on

steve kerr was not at practice today, so walton was asked who do those w's go to. >>:neither one of us really care about the we're just happy that as a team from keep getting more and more winds and--wins he made light joke about it and then we done >> gary :larry told me that a have to keep the sports straight pieces that we could have a little fun so here is something fun--but he says finally, the cutest rendition of happy birthday. that's riley curry singing to her old man steph for his 28th birthday. that is the fifth show that i have run it on today but you can't beat it everytime and thank you larry for just little light touch tonight >> pam :just ahead. ikea's grand plan to bring a new store to the bay area. ikea is trying to build another store.this one in dublin. if approved, it would be on the corner of hacienda drive and interstate 5-80. ikea already has stores in east palo alto and in emeryville. the new dublic store could create more than 5-hundred jobs. ikea often offers meals at reduced prices to make them more affordable for large families. building

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10

walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that with that said good evening and just two quick announcements you first of all, that we cek february 2nd it through the 6 is parents conferences time for the k through 8 to accommodate this their closing one hour earlier many of the skulchools are usin this for the patent consult and survey we hasay had on and on or 4 hundred care gives we take this information very, v

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10 on th

verne: walton. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10 on the shot clock. it's i

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. imbalanced. verne: yes they do. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10 on the shot clock. it's in th

jenell walton, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. we also reached out to procter and gamble today to learn more about its employees working in belgium. employees working in brussels, p&g' s global innovation centers is based there. p&g says quote -- "we are working to confirm the safety of interim have asked that employees in brussels to work from home until more information is available from the local authorities." lisa: vice president joe biden happened to be in cincinnati belgium today. mark: the vice president is in the queen city on behalf of ted senate. we have team coverage with his downtown. event wrapping up at noon, you some of the barricades out of the way. the vice president is on the airport. and air force to to take off for his next destination. this was to be a breakfast meeting, around 9:30 this morning, a fundraiser for democratic senate candidate ted strickland. the vice president rolling into the west and about 10:30 this morning. rick perry is to talk to some of the folks who attended that event this morning to fi

walton ms. wynns and mr. haney, 5 i's. >> we want to thank everyone who is joining us in person if anyone want to address the board of education there are cards out in the hallway if you can fill them out and give them to ms. casco before the item is called mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney i want to welcome everyone that is joining us in person and rnsz in the communities or watching on tv good evening at our last board meeting i wished the culinary arts program by chief and teacher daniel the teacher he wish them equal to compete in the educational pro start competition well, this evening i'm proud to announce that tonight we won actually, they sweat swept the awards competition (clapping.) proud to announce they've received the management sxhur of year to achieve dan schooerd the california award to john o'connor school that he the california's pro start spirit award which of the the pro start of beyond the call of duty this is given one and 37 high schools that are teaching the pro start cu

jenell walton wlwt news 5. sheree: we also reached out to procter and gamble today to warp -- learn more about employees working in belgium. the company says they have 1100 employees working in brussels p&g' s global innovation centers is based there. p&g says quote, we are working to confirm the safety of all our people, and in the interim have asked that employees in brussels to work from home until more information is available from the local authorities. the bombings in brussels are halfway around the world the riff a -- the ripple affect its hitting airports like cvg. mike: the department of homeland security today saying the tsa is deploying more security to major airports across the nation. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is leading the way with the story. the tsa is not saying specifically which airports are getting the extra security but they are sitting -- saying that they are getting in touch with local and federal agencies. in brussels, the attack has highlighted some security concerns. even in the pre

outside walton farm elementary it is beautiful, we have nothing but sunshine but we have a little bit of clearing out ahead of the few showers moving through western, pennsylvania right now and as we zoom out you can see a lot more where that came from. look at those nasty storms over portions of the midwest, those are all headed our way for tomorrow. in the meantime take a look what is going on as we move in the overnight hours, future weather shows clouds are back in at 10:00 o'clock, overnight a few scattered showers at 5:00 a.m. wet for your morning commute. this will continue on and off throughout the day. by mid afternoon some of these storms right here at 3:00 p.m. could get nasty. they look like just three cells and they could produce strong gusty wind. that then clears out heading in to saturday. we expect a chance for a few scattered showers as cooler air moves in the atmosphere and saturday night we have a chance for a few snow showers, along an arctic cold front. lets time out your friday first of all, we will start overnight the scattered showers developing, for your frid

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verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. imbalanced. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. 25 seconds remaining. vasturia. 10 on the shot clock. it's in the

. >> i have vice-president walton and commissioner wynns. >> thank you. first of all i would like to thank those who are here even at this late hour. i have a couple of questions firstly because i don't feel like being coherent at this hour. the data needs to be better and we do need to see referrals because that is an important thing to see the success. one thing that i want to note that i know is not our intention and that is to see the arrest for african american and latino student arrest to go down and maybe looking into community to see what is maybe behind that. the culture in the schools across the board is something that i'm worried about as we look at trying to get everyone to shift to other practices and supports that will make sure that we are successful that type of supportive schools. we hear from staff and educators and comments like we don't know what to do anymore because we can't suspend. obviously we are not doing enough to provide support so people will have, they understand the options that maybe available to them and to alleviate some

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a coupl

jenell walton, wlwt news 5. sheree: jenell, thank you. cincinnati police and the atf will hold a press conference tomorrow to talk about how herald was linked to the great we' ll have that covered for you. it' s hard enough for adults to understand, let alone children. tonight, wlwt news 5' s tammy knew the four-year-old little boy who died this week after police say his step-mother punished him by putting him in scolding hot water. tammy? tammy: sheree, just try explaining to a child how their four-year-old friend died a horrific death. it' s very tough to do. tonight, i spoke with a family who knew little austin while he lived with his mom, before his dad got custody of him. >> he was four-years-old. he was a little kid. tammy: for adults, it' s hard enough to understand. let alone 10-year-old lona frye, crying for her friend, little austin cooper. >> we always played together. i always did everything with him as much as possible. tammy: police say austin' s step-mom, anna ritchie, admitted she punished the child by putting his legs in

wlwt news five's jenell walton is live in boone county tonight.. where we saw huge crowds throughout the day. jenell? people are excited about this presidential election. thousands of people turned out to boat here in boone county. caucus official say there was a line from the doors of the church all the way down the side of the building when they first open this morning. the caucus chair says even with the large crowds there were plenty of volunteers here. the cocky started at 10 am and ended at 4 pm and there was a non-stop flow of voters hear that entire time. caucus official say the crowds just kept coming. the republicans who turned out such a large turnout for their first ever presidential caucus. the caucus chair actually ended shutting down the entryway to the church wants the caucus officially closed at 4 pm so some voters were turned away. there were a lot people still hoping to caucus when the doors closed, but they were turned away. jenell walton wlwt news five. thanks, jenell. we will continue to update results as they come in... we wi

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notre dame has a couple of fouls to give. vasturia. 10 on the shot clock. it'

jenell walton, wlwt news 5. mark: the school district says school counselors are also available to any students who have concerns. kyla: we continue to get new developments at the scene of a devastating house fire in indiana. mark: officials have confirmed a body has been found inside the home that burned down overnight. kyla: the situation continues to unfold in aurora. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is live on the scene with what we' ve learned. minute or so, they removed the body from this burned-out building here, the home or they say an elderly woman lived. with her son and his wife. they have not yet said if this is the body of that woman. you can see it is still an active scene. people are involved in their point. we do know that the woman, her escape the fire. i talked exclusively to the son this morning, he said the fire spread very quickly. he couldn' t put it out. the fire was very intense, neighbors caught it on cell phone video as the home here on market street was fully engulfed area after the fire w

so on behalf of the walton family, i want to thank you very much. you are very nice people to help subsidize -- they're very grateful for this. but the truth is that now is the time for the walton family, the richest family in america, to get off of welfare, pay their workers a living wage. \[cheering] third part of what we're talking about in this campaign, and talked about it eloquently, one of the great experts in this country about it, is a broken criminal justice system. now, what this campaign is about, most importantly, is demanding that the american people not think small but start thinking outside of the box, outside of the status quo. outside of what television wants you to believe are your options. you know, the corporate media that go on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they talk about everything except the issues most important to the american people. and here's one of those issues. we have to ask ourselves why in america, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, why do we have more people in jail than any other country on

verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. they were down 41-29 at the break tonight. jim: and if they can be patient with the basketball out on the spread, what a perfect time for possibly a back-door cut. and they're going to get it imbalanced. verne: yes they do. pflueger gets it to vasturia to demetrius jackson. 55 seconds to go. nine on the shot clock. jackson turns the corner. adjusts. bonzie colson, no. rebound. jim: once again, don't let the three-points dictate your shot attempt right here. verne: notr

to do that, though, richard walton, former counterterrorism chief for scotland yard, says europe's security agencies have to share information better. s> there's more to be done about the join-up between intelligence agencies across europe where the borders are more porous, where there is more availability of firearms, and where sometimes the relationship with muslim communities is not as good as it could be. >> reporter: after six terrorist attacks on european soil since the beginning of last year alone, there's never been such pressure to get it right. the u.k. has publicly been very supportive of belgium today, after all, it's a close neighbor, just a couple hours away by train, really, scott, but the government did warn britons not to travel there in the near future unless they had the most pressing kind of business. >> pelley: liz palmer, thanks. until january, cbs news consultant richard walton was the head of counterterrorism for the london metropolitan police. richard, let me ask you, what did you learn today from the attack? >> well, sadly, what we've seen today is the second wave

the wealthiest family in the united states is the walton family that owns walmart. the walton family pays wages to its walmart employees that are so low that many of those workers are forced to go on medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing. and you know whose taxes pay for those food stamps and medicaid? you do. so, you have the absurd situation where working families who are struggling are paying taxes to subsidize the business of the wealthiest family in america. that is crazy! so, i say to the walton family, get off of welfare, pay your workers a living wage. and here's what else a rigged economy is about. in the last 30 years, we have seen a massive explosion of technology. almost all workers are producing more than workers used to. and yet, despite that, in my state of vermont, and here in arizona, we've got all over this country millions of people working longer hours for lower wages. we have people working not one job but two jobs. we have people who are working three jobs. we have moms working, we've got dads working, we've got kids working. turns out

the wealthiest family in the united states is the walton family that owns walmart. the walton family pays wages to its walmart employees that are so low that many of those workers are forced to go on medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing. and you know whose taxes pay for those food stamps and medicaid? you do. so, you have the absurd situation where working families who are struggling are paying taxes to subsidize the business of the wealthiest family in america. that is crazy! so, i say to the walton family, get off of welfare, pay your workers a living wage. and here's what else a rigged economy is about. in the last 30 years, we have seen a massive explosion of technology. almost all workers are producing more than workers used to. and yet, despite that, in my state of vermont, and here in arizona, we've got all over this country millions of people working longer hours for lower wages. we have people working not one job but two jobs. we have people who are working three jobs. we have moms working, we've got dads working, we've got kids working. turns out

walton, you work at a gas station convenience store? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that mr. hayes, while you were working, hit your car that had been parked, causing damage. on what date did this happen? >> march 31, 2015. >> judge judy: at what time? >> about 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: you were there, is that correct, mr. hayes? >> yes, ma'am, i was -- around 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: what kind of car were you driving? >> a '99 lincoln. >> judge judy: where were you going? >> i was taking my daughter. if i can remember, we were going to get something to eat, if i'm not mistaken. >> judge judy: something happened with your car. >> yes, ma'am, it did.

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so on behalf of the walton family, i want to thank you very much. you are very nice people to help subsidize -- they're very grateful tore this. -- for this. but the truth is that now is the time for the walton family, the richest family in america, to get off of welfare, pay their workers a living wage. [cheering] third part of what we're talking about in this campaign, and talked about it eloquently, one of the great experts in this country about it, is a roken criminal justice system. now, what this campaign is about, most importantly, is demanding that the american people not think small but start thinking outside of the box, outside of the status quo. outside of what television wants you to believe are your options. you know, the corporate media that go on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they talk about everything except the issues most important to the american people. and here's one of those issues. we have to ask ourselves why in america, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, why do we have more people in jail than any other

walton maybe -- >> scott walton with human services agency. the staffing up of the home ward bound program has recently happened. part of the increase in the home ward bound use in the navigation center is because of changes in the way greyhound that did its business. we weren't able to get as many people out the same day so having a place to hold them where they could clean up and get ready for the trip has been very effective. we're working to change that to be able to purchase tickets more effectively. and to continue to expand and do outreach but i think the main reason for the jump in numbers is adjust our practices to fit with the change and how we operate. the reason they stay one or two days and enter navigation center with an exit define audio. >> got it. thank you. that makes sense. got it. >> waiting for the bus. >> another major success of the navigation center is clients have had overwhelming positive things to say about it. they appreciate there's a clear path to housing out of the navigation center. they very much appreciate tha