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Now make up half of the american diet, pushing sugar levels and Health Concerns to new heights. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, erica hill. Good evening. Amid new scuffles today, donald trump is promising to bring the country together. His rivals meantime painted the candidate as a divider, full of charged rhetoric. The reactions are becoming increasingly pointed and tense as we count down to the allimportant winner takes all contest this tuesday in florida and ohio. There are also new questions tonight about the future of the Republican Party itself. We have it all covered. We begin with cakaty tur who is covering the Trump Campaign in kansas city. Reporter good evening, erica protestors again clashed with supporters all while donald trump continues to fan the flames. Donald trump surrounded by secret service after police say a protester tried to rush the stage in dayton, ohio this morning. The man charged with disorderly conduct. A day after tensions exploded in chicago, Trump Supporters and protestors erupting in anger and violence. As trump abruptly cancelled his rally. Today a protester was briefly put in a chokehold as the billionaire excused the clashes onstage. When they have organized, professionally staged wiseguys, weve got to fight back. Weve got to fight back. Reporter trump calling the protestors thugs on twitter. Hes doing little to cool things off. [ shouting ] reporter his campaign, provocative from the start, is only getting more so. Theres a group out there. Throw them out. Reporter now being compared to George Wallaces confrontational bid for the white house in 1968. You ought to learn to behave in a crowd, my friend. George wallace in 1968 felt it was politically helpful for there to be at least a little bit of violence at his rallies. You have to ask the same question about donald trump this year. Reporter three days until primaries in five key delegaterich states. And the Trump Campaign is refusing to back down. Trump again promising hell bring folks together. We want to get along with everybody. And we can get along with people. Were going to unify the country. Reporter first hell have to convince voters his rallies arent tearing people apa apart. Its just just the rally violence. Donald trumps own Campaign Manager is facing potential battery charges as a breitbart reporter accused him of yanking her away from the candidate and leaving her bruised. The Campaign Manager has denied the claims and called the reporter delusional. Erica . Katy tur for us tonight, thank you. Trumps rivals for the gop nomination are visibly frustrated with the today owes now defining their party, using words like grotesque and toxic to describe the clashes. Two republicans are wavering in their support of trump should he win the nomination. Gabe gutierrez has that part of the exposure. Reporter these images are sparking fear, frustration, and political opportunity. Today trumps rivals pouncing. Marco rubio comparing him to a third world strongman. If hes our nominee, this is what our party is going to be defined by. This is what its going to mean to be a conservative. Reporter when the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates. Donald trump has created a toxic environment. There is no place for a National Leader to prey on the fears of people. Reporter rubio fighting for his political survival, trailing trump in florida, his home state. His campaign taking the unusual step of urging voters who oppose trump in ohio to vote for john kasich to deny Trump Delegates there. Everything i teach my kids not to be. And the list is long. Reporter at the debate earlier this week, trumps rivals vowed to support the brash billionaire if he were the eventual nominee. Today, a visibly frustrated rubio says now hes not so sure. I still at this moment continue to intend to support the nominee. But its getting harder every day. Reporter kasich also wavering. Well see where it goes. Reporter only cruz stuck by his pledge. I committed at the outset, i will support the republican nominee. Reporter tonight the texas senator is campaigning in missouri. But the future of this race hinges on ohio and florida, make or break states for two candidates, and possibly their last stands against trump. Here in florida polling is ranging wildly, rubio down 6 to 20 points behind trump. So far former governor jeb bush hasnt endorsed anyone. Gabe gutierrez, thank you. For more now on the upheaval within the Republican Party, im joined by political director and moderator of meet the press, chuck todd. Chuck, we see the stop Trump Movement whose tone seems to be far more urgent. Is it having an impact. Reporter it hasnt so far. The stop Trump Movement gathered steam a couple of weeks ago and then it hit a roadblock called the voters. The voters voted and trump won fairly comfortably on super tuesday. Then it got some steam again. Then the voters voted and here we go again. Sometimes, some of this makes Trump Supporters dig in their heels even more. Perhaps nothing that has happened so far has done anything to somehow peel support away from trump. And as long as the three candidates are all staying in, and the three candidates sort of cant really agree on who to unify around, i dont know if this stop Trump Movement is ever going to get off the ground, to be honest. Its fascinating to see, we heard from marco rubio, from john kasich, that they really are wavering in their support of saying i will support the republican nominee because theres a very real chance it could be donald trump. Do you foresee a situation where neither one of them would support him as the nominee . Reporter i wouldnt be surprised. Look, they both need hail marys here to win the nomination. Ive been stunned that theyve stuck by this pledge to say that they will support the republican nominee. If they truly believe all of the things that they have said, marco rubio calls him a con artist, john kasich today said there is no place for that. If they truly believe their own rhetoric against donald trump, they undermine it by saying that they will go ahead and support him at the end of the day. Its sort of i think that that is why their criticism hasnt been taken as seriously by some voters, because theyre not actually backing it up by saying, you know what, i believe it so much that they pull a mitt romney, where mitt romney has said, no matter what hes not supporting donald trump. So im surprised they havent gone even farther. Chuck, thank you. Well catch more tomorrow on meet the press. Chucks guests include john kasich, ted cruz, and donald trump. Tonight, 18 million americans are at risk for more devastating floods across the south. The storm system already responsible for five deaths in three states. Hundreds of homes have been destroyed and that system is expected to pick up speed as it moves east. Here is our report from the storm zone. Reporter the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. National guard crews have rescued more than 2100 people in louisiana. In some areas, 2 feet of torrential rains have fallen, forcing families to flee. It came up to my waist. My son made it here. Reporter dwayne fuller feels helpless. I dont know what were going to do. We dont have flood insurance. Nobody in this area has had flood insurance. Along with most of the people here. Reporter tina burrell is trying to salvage whats left. Weve lost everything. Were basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can go from there. Reporter the backbreaking cleanup is just beginning. The widespread floods have damaged 2500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. As you can see, its got a foot and a half of water in it. Reporter brent mann woke up at 3 00 a. M. To find water inside his house and hurried to wake up his young son. Lost the house, the car. Beds. Furniture. Everything. All the belongings. Reporter tonight, 18 Million People are under flash flood warnings and watches across seven states. Back in louisiana, this mayor says shes never seen anything like it. What did it look like for someone just path passing through today . It was a third world country. It didnt look like a city at all. You couldnt see there was a constitueity. It was just all water. Reporter and at least five people are dead. Two still missing across the gulf region. And tonight, a warning to stay away from swollen rivers and streams, some of which may continue to rise. The storms may have passed in some areas, erica, but the danger still very real. Back to you. Sarah, thank you. There is late word tonight a violent prisoner who escaped during a transfer in new mexico this week has been captured. Police apprehended his accomplice, a convicted murderer, on friday. Steve paterson has the new details. Reporter convict captured. Late this afternoon, Police Announcing the rearrest of 29yearold lionel clah. Mr. Clah stepped out the front door and came out and surrendered. Reporter last night the man clah escaped with also captured. 32yearold convicted murderer joseph cruz, sneering, smirking with reporters, now back behind bars. Their capture ending a threestate manhunt. A pair of criminals described as dangerous and for a good reason. Shots fired, shots fired reporter clah defined by a history of violence including assault and armed robbery, seen here in 2007 shooting directly into a police car right after leading officers on a 95 miles an hour chase. Clah and cruz last in custody before their escape wednesday night. The pair being transferred between two new mexico prisons. At the time, fully cuffed and shackled, 80 miles from the texas border, somehow managing to escape. Hours later, security images taken from an albuquerque hotel, the men smiling in street clothes. These guys are violent. They shot at law enforcement. They murdered people. We have to find them. Reporter and finally finding them after a desperate twoday search ending the way police hoped it would from the beginning, with no one else hurt. Steve paterson, nbc news, los angeles. There is growing concern in wisconsin tonight after almost 50 people, mostly the elderly, have come down with a mysterious bacterial infection. Its an infection linked to 15 dots in just the past two months. Kristen dahlgren has more on what you need to know as Health Officials work to track down the source of the outbreak. Reporter at applewood assisted living facility in wisconsin, a triple letter score isnt the only thing on some minds. Its a little bit more scary when you have something more unknown going on out there. Reporter so far there havent been any cases at applewood. But dozens of elderly people across southern wisconsin have been infected with a bacter bacteria. At least 15 have died. An outbreak so concerning, state Health Officials have partnered with the cdc to find out how its being spread. Teams at the state laboratory in madison have been analyzing blood samples from patients who have been contracting the bacteria in hopes of finding answers. Products are being tested that the patients may have had contact with, such as skin lotions, i. V. Solutions, saline, water sources from patients homes or from health care facilities. Reporter the bacteria is actually pretty common in the environment and for healthy people, not a problem. But for newborns, the elderly, or anyone with an underlying condition, it can be deadly. It cant be spread person to person. Its usually found in a Common Source like water. But thats whats puzzling Health Officials. So far the water tests have come back negative. Several patients have been at area hospitals. Others in nursing homes. Some simply at home. The sooner we can find out where this organism is lurking, the faster we can get information to the public so that fewer people are exposed. Reporter symptoms include fever, shortness of breath, chills, skin infection. The bacteria can be resistant to certain antibiotics. A community on the lookout as Health Officials hunt for a killer. Kristen dahlgren, nbc news. When we continue, food researchers say were consuming these foods at an alarm rate. And a bass player make history on the stage. Were back with startling new research about the amount of food americans eat with ingredients many of us cant pronounce. The socalled ultraprocessed foods, some described as healthy foods, make up more than half the calories in the american diet. That has dietitians worried. Reporter they are tempting and tasty. Ultraprocessed foods, like frozen pizzas, soft drinks, chips, and packaged cookies. Those foods provide nearly 60 of all the calories in the american diet. Way too much, says this registered dietitian. I tell my clients try to do three or four times a week max. Reporter they have salts, fats, and a slew of problematic preservative preservatives. Ultraprocessed foods contribute more than 90 of all added sugars in the u. S. Diet. Excess sugar is linked to weight gain, diabetes, and increased risk of heart disease. When i was younger it was more about the calories. Now i focus more on whats actually in the foods. Reporter but sometimes these foods can masquerade as healthy alternatives. This breakfast bar only has 90 calories but its a got a laundry list of ingredients. Right. In reality youre getting so many added sugars and so many ingredients that your body doesnt necessarily need. This 90 calories isnt going to keep you as full as eating Something Like 90 calories worth of fruit and nuts, of real food. Reporter real food is what anna chooses to give her 22monthold son alec a healthy foundation. I like to see ingredients that i know what they are. If i cant pronounce the ingredient, i shouldnt be buying the product. Reporter what you want, says the dietitian, is balance. You just not to really make sure youre getting more whole foods and less processed foods in your diet. Reporter making these temptations a treat rather than a staple of the american pantry. Anne thompson, nbc news, new york. When we come back, the baby kangaroo stealing hearts this weekend from australia all the way to the u. S. This baby kangaroo has a new friend in one Australian Police officer. After losing its mom in an accident, joey, as baby kangaroos are known, has taken a liking to constable mason, burrowing in his shirt as he would in his mothers pouch. The Police Department named the little guy kujo, after people weighed in on the facebook video, which by now has more than 1 million views. It is that time of year again in chicago. The city marking st. Patricks day by dyeing the Chicago River green, an annual tradition dating back more than 40 years. Interestingly enough, the river turns green with an orange dye. The recipe for that dye is a closely guarded secret. St. Patricks day is this thursday. And oklahoma can blame the buzzer for the nailbiter of a finish last night. Take a look at this. The sooners were down by 2 when a guard takes a Half Court Shot to beat the buzzer. Seemingly he makes the shot in time. They win. Theres cheering, theres excitement. That is, until a check of the replay. Turns out the ball did not leave his fingertips in time. Giving west have a the win, 6967. Up next, meet the 87yearold bass player who will be a tough act to follow. Finally tonight, we introduce you to jane little. At 411, her name is fitting yet also misleading. The 87yearold has been turning heads for decades as one of the founding members of the atlanta symphony orchestra. I recently met up with jane in atlanta where shes celebrating her 71th year with the orchestra. Reporter from the beginning, jane little stood out. Why would any girl want to play that big thing . When i started playing the bass, it was just i just fell in love with it. Reporter a charter member of what would become the atlanta symphony orchestra. This is the original allgirl bass section. Reporter little recently celebrated her 71st year here. I was just in tears. This is a big family. Reporter the double bass is the largest and lowest member of the string family. Whats the biggest challenge of playing this instrument . The strength. Thats why you see mostly men playing the bass. Reporter the foundation of the orchestra. Much like its tiniest master, 411 jane little. Her zest for life, her commitment to musicmaking, and her vitality are inspiring. She is tiny in stature but she is one tough cookie. Reporter now 87, little has spent almost her entire life with this orchestra. The concert hall in east berlin. It was just wonderful. Reporter many of those moments shared with her husband warren. A principal flutist until his death in 2002. People tell me that carrying my bass around, well, little is getting along today. Reporter keeping her place on this stage hasnt been easy. Last fall, little broke her back. Unable to play for four months. This season, she says, will be her last. Was that a tough decision to make . I think im ready. What are you going to do . Get my bass guitar. Start a band . Start a band. Reporter a chance to conquer a new stage. And her next act. Jane did think about retiring when she turned 75 but then decided she didnt know what she would do with her day. Ths nbc nightly news for this saturday. A reminder to set your clocks ahead one hour. Daylight saving time begins at 2 00 a. M. Im erica hill reporting from new york. Ill see you tomorrow morning on today. For all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching. Have a good night. Nbc bay area news begins with a microclimate weather alert. And right now bracing for yet another wet weekend here, rain falling across the bay area. Some areas are concerned about flooding. We are tracking the storm so that you know what to expect. Im peggy bunker. Thanks for joining us. More rain coming down hard in parts of the bay area. Lets take you out live and show you some of our cameras, one in San Francisco where can you see a lot of fog and rain there. Emeryville. Some raindrops on the camera lens and richmond where the roads very, very slick. We do have Health Concerns<\/a> to new heights. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters<\/a> in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, erica hill. Good evening. Amid new scuffles today, donald trump is promising to bring the country together. His rivals meantime painted the candidate as a divider, full of charged rhetoric. The reactions are becoming increasingly pointed and tense as we count down to the allimportant winner takes all contest this tuesday in florida and ohio. There are also new questions tonight about the future of the Republican Party<\/a> itself. We have it all covered. We begin with cakaty tur who is covering the Trump Campaign<\/a> in kansas city. Reporter good evening, erica protestors again clashed with supporters all while donald trump continues to fan the flames. Donald trump surrounded by secret service after police say a protester tried to rush the stage in dayton, ohio this morning. The man charged with disorderly conduct. A day after tensions exploded in chicago, Trump Supporters<\/a> and protestors erupting in anger and violence. As trump abruptly cancelled his rally. Today a protester was briefly put in a chokehold as the billionaire excused the clashes onstage. When they have organized, professionally staged wiseguys, weve got to fight back. Weve got to fight back. Reporter trump calling the protestors thugs on twitter. Hes doing little to cool things off. [ shouting ] reporter his campaign, provocative from the start, is only getting more so. Theres a group out there. Throw them out. Reporter now being compared to George Wallaces<\/a> confrontational bid for the white house in 1968. You ought to learn to behave in a crowd, my friend. George wallace in 1968 felt it was politically helpful for there to be at least a little bit of violence at his rallies. You have to ask the same question about donald trump this year. Reporter three days until primaries in five key delegaterich states. And the Trump Campaign<\/a> is refusing to back down. Trump again promising hell bring folks together. We want to get along with everybody. And we can get along with people. Were going to unify the country. Reporter first hell have to convince voters his rallies arent tearing people apa apart. Its just just the rally violence. Donald trumps own Campaign Manager<\/a> is facing potential battery charges as a breitbart reporter accused him of yanking her away from the candidate and leaving her bruised. The Campaign Manager<\/a> has denied the claims and called the reporter delusional. Erica . Katy tur for us tonight, thank you. Trumps rivals for the gop nomination are visibly frustrated with the today owes now defining their party, using words like grotesque and toxic to describe the clashes. Two republicans are wavering in their support of trump should he win the nomination. Gabe gutierrez has that part of the exposure. Reporter these images are sparking fear, frustration, and political opportunity. Today trumps rivals pouncing. Marco rubio comparing him to a third world strongman. If hes our nominee, this is what our party is going to be defined by. This is what its going to mean to be a conservative. Reporter when the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates. Donald trump has created a toxic environment. There is no place for a National Leader<\/a> to prey on the fears of people. Reporter rubio fighting for his political survival, trailing trump in florida, his home state. His campaign taking the unusual step of urging voters who oppose trump in ohio to vote for john kasich to deny Trump Delegates<\/a> there. Everything i teach my kids not to be. And the list is long. Reporter at the debate earlier this week, trumps rivals vowed to support the brash billionaire if he were the eventual nominee. Today, a visibly frustrated rubio says now hes not so sure. I still at this moment continue to intend to support the nominee. But its getting harder every day. Reporter kasich also wavering. Well see where it goes. Reporter only cruz stuck by his pledge. I committed at the outset, i will support the republican nominee. Reporter tonight the texas senator is campaigning in missouri. But the future of this race hinges on ohio and florida, make or break states for two candidates, and possibly their last stands against trump. Here in florida polling is ranging wildly, rubio down 6 to 20 points behind trump. So far former governor jeb bush hasnt endorsed anyone. Gabe gutierrez, thank you. For more now on the upheaval within the Republican Party<\/a>, im joined by political director and moderator of meet the press, chuck todd. Chuck, we see the stop Trump Movement<\/a> whose tone seems to be far more urgent. Is it having an impact. Reporter it hasnt so far. The stop Trump Movement<\/a> gathered steam a couple of weeks ago and then it hit a roadblock called the voters. The voters voted and trump won fairly comfortably on super tuesday. Then it got some steam again. Then the voters voted and here we go again. Sometimes, some of this makes Trump Supporters<\/a> dig in their heels even more. Perhaps nothing that has happened so far has done anything to somehow peel support away from trump. And as long as the three candidates are all staying in, and the three candidates sort of cant really agree on who to unify around, i dont know if this stop Trump Movement<\/a> is ever going to get off the ground, to be honest. Its fascinating to see, we heard from marco rubio, from john kasich, that they really are wavering in their support of saying i will support the republican nominee because theres a very real chance it could be donald trump. Do you foresee a situation where neither one of them would support him as the nominee . Reporter i wouldnt be surprised. Look, they both need hail marys here to win the nomination. Ive been stunned that theyve stuck by this pledge to say that they will support the republican nominee. If they truly believe all of the things that they have said, marco rubio calls him a con artist, john kasich today said there is no place for that. If they truly believe their own rhetoric against donald trump, they undermine it by saying that they will go ahead and support him at the end of the day. Its sort of i think that that is why their criticism hasnt been taken as seriously by some voters, because theyre not actually backing it up by saying, you know what, i believe it so much that they pull a mitt romney, where mitt romney has said, no matter what hes not supporting donald trump. So im surprised they havent gone even farther. Chuck, thank you. Well catch more tomorrow on meet the press. Chucks guests include john kasich, ted cruz, and donald trump. Tonight, 18 million americans are at risk for more devastating floods across the south. The storm system already responsible for five deaths in three states. Hundreds of homes have been destroyed and that system is expected to pick up speed as it moves east. Here is our report from the storm zone. Reporter the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. National guard crews have rescued more than 2100 people in louisiana. In some areas, 2 feet of torrential rains have fallen, forcing families to flee. It came up to my waist. My son made it here. Reporter dwayne fuller feels helpless. I dont know what were going to do. We dont have flood insurance. Nobody in this area has had flood insurance. Along with most of the people here. Reporter tina burrell is trying to salvage whats left. Weve lost everything. Were basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can go from there. Reporter the backbreaking cleanup is just beginning. The widespread floods have damaged 2500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. As you can see, its got a foot and a half of water in it. Reporter brent mann woke up at 3 00 a. M. To find water inside his house and hurried to wake up his young son. Lost the house, the car. Beds. Furniture. Everything. All the belongings. Reporter tonight, 18 Million People<\/a> are under flash flood warnings and watches across seven states. Back in louisiana, this mayor says shes never seen anything like it. What did it look like for someone just path passing through today . It was a third world country. It didnt look like a city at all. You couldnt see there was a constitueity. It was just all water. Reporter and at least five people are dead. Two still missing across the gulf region. And tonight, a warning to stay away from swollen rivers and streams, some of which may continue to rise. The storms may have passed in some areas, erica, but the danger still very real. Back to you. Sarah, thank you. There is late word tonight a violent prisoner who escaped during a transfer in new mexico this week has been captured. Police apprehended his accomplice, a convicted murderer, on friday. Steve paterson has the new details. Reporter convict captured. Late this afternoon, Police Announcing<\/a> the rearrest of 29yearold lionel clah. Mr. Clah stepped out the front door and came out and surrendered. Reporter last night the man clah escaped with also captured. 32yearold convicted murderer joseph cruz, sneering, smirking with reporters, now back behind bars. Their capture ending a threestate manhunt. A pair of criminals described as dangerous and for a good reason. Shots fired, shots fired reporter clah defined by a history of violence including assault and armed robbery, seen here in 2007 shooting directly into a police car right after leading officers on a 95 miles an hour chase. Clah and cruz last in custody before their escape wednesday night. The pair being transferred between two new mexico prisons. At the time, fully cuffed and shackled, 80 miles from the texas border, somehow managing to escape. Hours later, security images taken from an albuquerque hotel, the men smiling in street clothes. These guys are violent. They shot at law enforcement. They murdered people. We have to find them. Reporter and finally finding them after a desperate twoday search ending the way police hoped it would from the beginning, with no one else hurt. Steve paterson, nbc news, los angeles. There is growing concern in wisconsin tonight after almost 50 people, mostly the elderly, have come down with a mysterious bacterial infection. Its an infection linked to 15 dots in just the past two months. Kristen dahlgren has more on what you need to know as Health Officials<\/a> work to track down the source of the outbreak. Reporter at applewood assisted living facility in wisconsin, a triple letter score isnt the only thing on some minds. Its a little bit more scary when you have something more unknown going on out there. Reporter so far there havent been any cases at applewood. But dozens of elderly people across southern wisconsin have been infected with a bacter bacteria. At least 15 have died. An outbreak so concerning, state Health Officials<\/a> have partnered with the cdc to find out how its being spread. Teams at the state laboratory in madison have been analyzing blood samples from patients who have been contracting the bacteria in hopes of finding answers. Products are being tested that the patients may have had contact with, such as skin lotions, i. V. Solutions, saline, water sources from patients homes or from health care facilities. Reporter the bacteria is actually pretty common in the environment and for healthy people, not a problem. But for newborns, the elderly, or anyone with an underlying condition, it can be deadly. It cant be spread person to person. Its usually found in a Common Source<\/a> like water. But thats whats puzzling Health Officials<\/a>. So far the water tests have come back negative. Several patients have been at area hospitals. Others in nursing homes. Some simply at home. The sooner we can find out where this organism is lurking, the faster we can get information to the public so that fewer people are exposed. Reporter symptoms include fever, shortness of breath, chills, skin infection. The bacteria can be resistant to certain antibiotics. A community on the lookout as Health Officials<\/a> hunt for a killer. Kristen dahlgren, nbc news. When we continue, food researchers say were consuming these foods at an alarm rate. And a bass player make history on the stage. Were back with startling new research about the amount of food americans eat with ingredients many of us cant pronounce. The socalled ultraprocessed foods, some described as healthy foods, make up more than half the calories in the american diet. That has dietitians worried. Reporter they are tempting and tasty. Ultraprocessed foods, like frozen pizzas, soft drinks, chips, and packaged cookies. Those foods provide nearly 60 of all the calories in the american diet. Way too much, says this registered dietitian. I tell my clients try to do three or four times a week max. Reporter they have salts, fats, and a slew of problematic preservative preservatives. Ultraprocessed foods contribute more than 90 of all added sugars in the u. S. Diet. Excess sugar is linked to weight gain, diabetes, and increased risk of heart disease. When i was younger it was more about the calories. Now i focus more on whats actually in the foods. Reporter but sometimes these foods can masquerade as healthy alternatives. This breakfast bar only has 90 calories but its a got a laundry list of ingredients. Right. In reality youre getting so many added sugars and so many ingredients that your body doesnt necessarily need. This 90 calories isnt going to keep you as full as eating Something Like<\/a> 90 calories worth of fruit and nuts, of real food. Reporter real food is what anna chooses to give her 22monthold son alec a healthy foundation. I like to see ingredients that i know what they are. If i cant pronounce the ingredient, i shouldnt be buying the product. Reporter what you want, says the dietitian, is balance. You just not to really make sure youre getting more whole foods and less processed foods in your diet. Reporter making these temptations a treat rather than a staple of the american pantry. Anne thompson, nbc news, new york. When we come back, the baby kangaroo stealing hearts this weekend from australia all the way to the u. S. This baby kangaroo has a new friend in one Australian Police<\/a> officer. After losing its mom in an accident, joey, as baby kangaroos are known, has taken a liking to constable mason, burrowing in his shirt as he would in his mothers pouch. The Police Department<\/a> named the little guy kujo, after people weighed in on the facebook video, which by now has more than 1 million views. It is that time of year again in chicago. The city marking st. Patricks day by dyeing the Chicago River<\/a> green, an annual tradition dating back more than 40 years. Interestingly enough, the river turns green with an orange dye. The recipe for that dye is a closely guarded secret. St. Patricks day is this thursday. And oklahoma can blame the buzzer for the nailbiter of a finish last night. Take a look at this. The sooners were down by 2 when a guard takes a Half Court Shot<\/a> to beat the buzzer. Seemingly he makes the shot in time. They win. Theres cheering, theres excitement. That is, until a check of the replay. Turns out the ball did not leave his fingertips in time. Giving west have a the win, 6967. Up next, meet the 87yearold bass player who will be a tough act to follow. Finally tonight, we introduce you to jane little. At 411, her name is fitting yet also misleading. The 87yearold has been turning heads for decades as one of the founding members of the atlanta symphony orchestra. I recently met up with jane in atlanta where shes celebrating her 71th year with the orchestra. Reporter from the beginning, jane little stood out. Why would any girl want to play that big thing . When i started playing the bass, it was just i just fell in love with it. Reporter a charter member of what would become the atlanta symphony orchestra. This is the original allgirl bass section. Reporter little recently celebrated her 71st year here. I was just in tears. This is a big family. Reporter the double bass is the largest and lowest member of the string family. Whats the biggest challenge of playing this instrument . The strength. Thats why you see mostly men playing the bass. Reporter the foundation of the orchestra. Much like its tiniest master, 411 jane little. Her zest for life, her commitment to musicmaking, and her vitality are inspiring. She is tiny in stature but she is one tough cookie. Reporter now 87, little has spent almost her entire life with this orchestra. The concert hall in east berlin. It was just wonderful. Reporter many of those moments shared with her husband warren. A principal flutist until his death in 2002. People tell me that carrying my bass around, well, little is getting along today. Reporter keeping her place on this stage hasnt been easy. Last fall, little broke her back. Unable to play for four months. This season, she says, will be her last. Was that a tough decision to make . I think im ready. What are you going to do . Get my bass guitar. Start a band . Start a band. Reporter a chance to conquer a new stage. And her next act. Jane did think about retiring when she turned 75 but then decided she didnt know what she would do with her day. Ths nbc nightly news for this saturday. A reminder to set your clocks ahead one hour. Daylight saving time begins at 2 00 a. M. Im erica hill reporting from new york. Ill see you tomorrow morning on today. For all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching. Have a good night. Nbc bay area news begins with a microclimate weather alert. And right now bracing for yet another wet weekend here, rain falling across the bay area. Some areas are concerned about flooding. We are tracking the storm so that you know what to expect. Im peggy bunker. Thanks for joining us. More rain coming down hard in parts of the bay area. Lets take you out live and show you some of our cameras, one in San Francisco<\/a> where can you see a lot of fog and rain there. Emeryville. Some raindrops on the camera lens and richmond where the roads very, very slick. We do have Team Coverage<\/a> of this storm for you, nbc bay areas Christie Smith<\/a> is here with more damage than we are seeing in the north bay but start with meteorologist rob mayeda. Were seeing that rain push through the bay area. Moderate to heavy at times early around San Francisco<\/a> which so far today has dropped more than about a half inch of rain down towards twin peaks, threequarters and presidio, half inch towards the east bay and oakland and moraga. St. Marys, more than a half inch. Less in the trivalley and north bay, you notice at the top of the screen already an inch of rain. North bay counties under a Flash Flood Watch<\/a> through 6 00 tomorrow and precisely the areas we suspect in the coastal hills","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia801303.us.archive.org\/35\/items\/KNTV_20160313_013000_NBC_Bay_Area_News_at_530\/KNTV_20160313_013000_NBC_Bay_Area_News_at_530.thumbs\/KNTV_20160313_013000_NBC_Bay_Area_News_at_530_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240624T12:35:10+00:00"}