this program to the national title in 2012. ulis comes back in. i want to correct myself. we mentioned the 13-14 kentucky took with julius randall losing to kentucky. it was wisconsin that broke their hearts last year. they flirted with perfection. >> spero: wisconsin really had all year long looking forward to the opportunity to play kentucky. didn't you have lsu -- >> spero: what a put-back. dorian finney-smith on a right-handed stick. >> bill: hanging around at 13. >> spero: didn't you have lsu or no? >> bill: yes. about a month ago. >> spero: yes. >> bill: they were pressing. everybody's all-star, ben simmons. how about that? good reaction.

can do in so many areas of the floor. that time around the rim what a factor for this team. they're going to turn it into an ncaa season. >> spero: 14 of his 24 points have come in second half. the fifth year senior matches his season high. such a daunting set of shoes to fill for mike white. really for any coach to follow billy donovan, what he built in gainesville, let alone that had just three years head coaching experience. >> bill: a team that bounces back and playing solid, both aspects of the floor. florida has a keeper with this kid. this is a road lesson. just come in, be prepared. >> spero: only took jeremy foley about a week to win that decision.

list in case somebody wants to go to play by play. >> spero: new career high for the freshmen, jamal murray. his proud parents looking on. sylvia and roger. murray ties eric bledsoe as the last wildcat to hit eight threes in a game. led so doing it back in 2010 in the ncaa tournament. what a moment for this kid who has had a sensational freshman season until this point. what a physique for the game and as well as a head. step back. that shot beautifully. just enchanted with the stoppage of play. >> spero: home winning streak under john calipari will continue.

longest in the country. >> bill: maryland got by purdue today. will make a lot of people happy. >> spero: marcus lee making the star for alex poythress who was held out today due to an injury to his nonsurgically replaced knee. >> bill: and really a nice player watching the practice, too. >> spero: one other night on jamal murray. ties for the most point by a wildcat in the calipari era. matches the 35 by julius randall january 11th of 2011. just the kind of break through that catapults kentucky the last month of the season. >> bill: he got them ready. he can get after you when he knows you're not performing. yesterday a lot of loving and

>> spero: nice moment between the coaches. john calipari and 38-year-old mike white. he's taken his lumps. had great moments with his team in year one in gainesville. they didn't have it this afternoon. they come to rupp and get whacked around by the kentucky wildcats. 80-61 your final. we'll take a break and come back with some final thoughts here in lexington right after this. it has no cash back limits. no changing categories. no nonsense. because this is the "hard-hitting, always-hustling, leave-it-all-on-the-field" cash back card. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. now that... is music to my ears.

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>> spero: here in lexington, the long home winning streak for kentucky continues. now 33 straight here at rupp. 80-61 your final. now for bill raftery, this is spero dedes saying so long from lexington. the final 80-61 kentucky. coming up tonight on cbs, the super bowls count down followed by "nfl honors." this has been a presentation of

carilion clinic life- guard hosts a public meeting about drones and ways to keep the airspace safe. wdbj7's noell saunders has more on how it's tackling this issue. nadia, carilion says drone-use has increased in the area and it is becoming a problem for air transports for patients. today a group met at the life-guard hangar in roanoke to talk about it. with an increase of drones in the area, carilion clinic life-guard pilots and drone

safe ways to share the airspace. pilot ty leroy says drone interference can be deadly. "sometimes people want to video what we are doing as we load a patient, pull them out a car wreck whatever and so then i can't take off or if they are flying and i'm coming into an lz i can't see them and maybe we hit each other" carilion staff say they have had encounters where drones have caused delays while they were in route to the hospital. in many cases patient transports can be very time sensitive. "if it was your family member you want to give them every benefit you could to get to that trauma center as fast as they can" "you're watching out for their safety because safety is first and foremost" carilion is launching their land the drone campaign in effort to spread the word and educate more people. landing zone commander valerie press says the hospital is now providing more training. "we are now having to access the air for obstructions. it's really important to have a good line of communication with the pilot so you can tell them if

direction or maneuver around the drone" carilion is in the process of doing more training with their workers in addition to reachinig out to more drone operator and emergency personnel for their help with the campaign. noell saunders wdbj7. new at 6: roanoke-based company interactive achievement has been sold. it was bought out wednesday by power school group. a company representative says there's plans to add more jobs and keep operating in our area. interactive achievement is well-known for its data system "ontrac" that's used throughout the state. right now boys and girls basketball teams at christiansburg high school are hosting special games to honor nicole lovell. take a look, the "battle of the burgs" memorial games kicked off just a few minutes ago. nicole was killed last week and two arrests were made just days later. the help save the next girl christiansburg high school chapter is at the event tonight to spread awareness about personal safety. we'll have much more on how the

tonight at 11. you're watching your hometown news leader, wdbj7. "wounded warriors are learning to hit the slopes this weekend. we'll take you there, coming up." and, not everyone is heading outside for fun. some are finding

next. families are showing there's nothing that can stand in the way between them and skiing. wdbj7's christian heilman joins us with their stories and more on the event that brought them all together. they were all out at wintergreen resort as part of the adaptive sports 12th weekend. no matter their shared the same ability to hit the slopes. dave shreve, wintergreen 00060308

the year of course." dave shreve is with wintergreen adaptive sports. their goal is to teach wounded warriors how to ski or snowboard with the help of adaptive equipment. dave shreve, executive director, wintergreen adaptive sports 00093027 "many of them come here where they're anxious about getting out and doing things and trying new things. " elizabeth vanvelzen 00271100 "i was just so upset because everything was taken from me. sports was my life and my outlet. " elizabeth vanvelzen served in the army and coast guard. she had knee surgery go wrong five years ago. last year, she came and learned to use a "sit ski." this year, she stood up and skiied on her own with the help of other adaptive equipment. dave shreve, executive director, wintergreen adaptive sports 938 "and if we can introduce them to something in a way that makes it easier and makes it fun, there's nothing more gratifying than that. " matthew staton, adaptive instructor 00173003 " it was a struggle to figure out 'okay what was my new normal going to be like?' " matthew staton served in the army. he was wounded 12 years ago in iraq. matthew staton, adaptive instructor 00161329 "i took total of six rounds -- a guy had an ak unfortunately on his back and we didn't see it." it took him four months to learn how to walk again. he never thought skiing would be possible.

2011, this wounded warrior turned into an instructor -- helping others how he was helped. matthew staton, adaptive instructor 00194219 "they can do more than they ever thought they could do post injury, post wound. " showing that anyone can enjoy the slopes -- no matter what. the weekend event is provided free for the wounded warriors and their families. veterans from six states are out for the weekend. christian heilman, wdbj7. the "tons of fun" event brought many families to tanglewood mall in roanoke today. roanoke county parks recreation and tourism teamed up with tanglewood mall to set up the event. it was complete with activities like a bounce house, laser tag, crafts, and rides. those who organized the event say it's a great way for people to have some indoor fun. wendi schultz/tourism and event coordinator: "roanoke county parks recreation and tourism, is very concerned with the quality of life for citizens and this just adds another dimision. it gives folks an opportunity to get involved in activities and events

exposed to." the "tons of fun" event was free and open to everyone. this is the 17-th year for the event. the taubman museum celebrated the year of the monkey today. it's all part of the yearly chinese new year celebration. guests enjoyed perfomances by the shaolin dragon martial arts academy along with authentic chinese art. there were also groups on hand showcasing traditional dance and music from the chinese culture. local colors partnered with the museum to put on the festivities. organizers say today's event really helps to expose the community to a culture they may not know a lot about. beth lutjen/organizer "the people that would be coming here today to see something here at the taubman because we have a new exhibit opening today also get to experience chinese culture that they may not have come to." this is the 6-th year for the event. the weather will be nice for all the super bowl parties tomorrow. but meteorologist

doesn't last long. here is a look at the highs, lows and precipitation at the regional airports. we are back with the complete first alert forecast after this

forthe super bowl coming up tomorrow evening so let's look back in history the warmest super bowl with eighty two degrees in san diego coldness was sixteen degrees likely that was played in the tillman michigan miami florida had the wettest super bowl on record with just about an inch of rainfall with over an inch of snow for the snow we have super bowl in detroit michigan doesn't surprise me much there but this year will be very nice weather with highs in the seventies with beautiful sunshine meanwhile

temperatures numbers are inthe middle 30s the role of bowing to the mountain empire of wealth 40s from roanoke and into south side but overnight tonight, temperatures plummet a faulty refax things to the dry conditions in place lower to middle 20s are expected with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies if you stream of moisture or that cloud deck moving to the northeast of the majority of the rain thanks

really at sports. we begin tonight with some the virginia tech men hosting clemson saturday the hokies have lost the last 2 meetings with the tigers, looking for their first win over clemson in the buzz william era. in the first half, justin bibbs knocks-down the 3. then getting it done inside too. the nice feed from zach leday, and bibbs finishes with the dunk. two of his 12 points. he led the way with 19 points, 12 rebounds. leday getting warmed-up now and taking things into his own hands. he takes it strong to the hoop and gets that one to go. clemson though keeping the lead, thanks in part to jaron blossomgame knocking down the three, making it a 7- point lead for the visitors. but the hokies close the gap before half. seth allen with the bucket and the foul. tech down just two at the

tight the entire way, where tech wins it 60-57, snapping a 5-game lose-streak. uva's men's basketball team also in action today, hitting the road to take-on pittsburgh. uva has never lost to pitt since they joined the acc, and this meeting would be no different. first half action, virginia by 5. off the miss, isaiah wilkins grabs the board and gets it to london perrantes for the deep three. uva extends their lead to 29-21. we are tied at 31 now in the second half, when wilkins dishes-out one of his 5 assists to malcolm brogdon. three of his game-high 21 points. then more long- range action from the hoos less than a minute later. perrantes with the kick-out to devon hall. 37-31 virginia. back to perrantes, getting it done himself this time. three more of his 14 points. part of a 12- oh run from virginia, which soon has them out front by double digits. uva goes-on to win this one 64 to 50 for their 6th- straight victory. big match-up in the big south today, with radford hosting coastal carolina. the highlanders

second half. rashun davis doing his best to get his team back in it, knocking- down the three. then it's davis again, this time getting it done on defense. gets the steal, and then the scores on the other end. radford within five. but coastal responds. ron trapps hits the three, and the radford defecit goes back to double-digits. the highlanders continuing to fight back. christian lutete connects on a three of his own. radford gets-back within four, but they couldn't close the gap any more. coastal goes- on to beat radford, 72-60. vmi hosting western carolina saturday afternoon. the keydets having rough time in conference play at just 1 and 9 against socon opponents. gets the keydets on the board with the 3. he led all scorers with 20 points. then trey chapman takes it straight down the lane and finishes with the lay-in, giving the keydets their only lead of this game. the catamounts soon jump back out front with the putback underneath from justin browning. he finished with 12 and

on the other end, phillip anglade keeping it close. he drives to the hoop here and then a few minutes later, finishing with the slam. he had 11 points, 9 rebounds, but western carolina goes-on to win this one 69-60, handing the keydets their 5th-straight loss. shifting to some high school hoops, and the 5th annual roy stanley memorial shootout going-on all day saturday. rockbridge blew out liberty and north cross got past salem in double overtime in the first two games. the day's third game was roanoke catholic against west charlotte at the bast center. catholic held their own early. peyton walthall steps up and knocks down the baseline jumper for the celtics. then later, ethan tait bombs away from behind the three point line. but roanoke catholic was overmatched in this one. west charlotte goes-on to win it 73 to 38. during the 4th game the salem kiwanis club presented a one thousand dollar check to roy stanley's family, to be put into the scholarship fund in memory of the late

hidden valley's girls up against floyd in a good matchup. the titans broke the pressure early and jordan sadler knocks-down the jumper to get things started. but floyd hung in. ragan wiseman, the richmond signee finishes the break with the and 1 just before the half but her team still trailed. the lady buffs go on a run out of the locker room. natalie boothe sinks the three-ball from the wing. hidden valley though, got 25 points from hailey singleton and the titans hold- on down the stretch for the 68-63 win. it is super bowl eve, as our countdown to the big game is almost over. we've got one last high school football player from the area to help us out today. and tonight it's jefferson forest senior running back, navy jones, as we are now just 1 day away from the superbowl. jones helped lead the cavaliers to the state semifinals, where their season came to an end by the eventual state champion salem spartans. cbs has the big game this year, which means you can catch super bowl 50 right here on wdbj7 at 6:30 this sunday, as the

broncos. turn to our webpage at wdbj7.com and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter for weather headlines and more at wdbj7weather. >> axelrod: republican debate round eight tonight in new hampshire. donald trump's primary concern bouncing back from his loss in iowa, while on the democrats' side, hillary clinton goes door to door in search of a new hampshire comeback. dramatic rescues in taiwan after a deadly earthquake flattens buildings. the outbreak of zika virus dampens carnival celebrations. we're on the ground in brazil. far from the bright lights of super bowl 50, a dark new chapter in "johnny football's" fall from grace. and how a minor spelling error

major celebrity in captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. three days before the first primary election of campaign 2016, seven republican candidates are facing off in new hampshire tonight in debate number eight. for front-runner donald trump it is debate number seven. he sat out the last one to protest what he called disrespectful treatment from fox news, the nasdaq that hosted that last debate. trump was then upset by ted cruz in the iowa caucuses. another developing storyline in new hampshire it's rise of marco rubio. makeis in manhattan manchester for us tonight. >> we had to move it to a bigger venue. >> marco rubio showing the same closing momentum that catapulted him to a third-place win in

new hampshire campaign. >> by the way, you if you get a call on tuesday night saying i dropped out. it isn't true. it's a lie. keep voting. >> reporter: that's a reference to ted cruz's campaign pushing stories during the iowa caucuses that ben carson was dropping out. cruz apologized, but the hardball tactics have backfired in some conservative circles. >> presidential candidate. >> reporter: the cruz campaign has invested millions in voter data mining and mobilization. cruz is looking for a top-three finish here. john kasich, angling for second in new hampshire, told us after his 100th town hall, tonight's debate is not key to his strategy. >> the problem with them is they never really give you a chance to show yourself. that's yet town halls have been so great. >> reporter: do you have any sense at all that trump is collapsing and you could find yourself in first? >> i think there is a little air out of his balloon. but, you know, we'll wait and see for election day. >> reporter: donald trump campaigned friday in south

his once-formidable lead has begun to melt. >> my total focus now is on new hampshire. >> reporter: jeb bush trying to revive his campaign after a disappointing sixth in iowa, called trump an insult artist riddled with ipsecurities. >> i'm night psychologist or a psychiatrist, but the guy needs therapy. >> reporter: as for tonight? >> the questions on the debate stage will probably be really stupid, to be honest with you. >> she's rising in the polls. >> reporter: carly fiorina will not be on stage, excluded by abc, prompting this video from the super pac supporting her campaign. >> but on disney's abc, we've frozen carly out, turned the debate inside out. all the part of our mickey mouse operation. >> reporter: primary turnout here is far less conservative than iowa. four years ago, 47% of voters described themselves as moderate to liberal. only 21% as very conservative. and, jim, four years ago, 20% of

until the last day to make up their mind. >> axelrod: major, thank you. now to the democrats and hillary clinton's hopes for a 2008-style comeback in new hampshire. eight years ago, she pulled out a stunning victory over then-senator barack obama in a primary where polls had shown her 10 points down. as chip reid reports, this time clinton trails bernie sanders almost two to one in new hampshire. >> so let me all sc all of you guys-- are you ready to make a political revolution? >> ( cheers ) >> reporter: at new hampshire's franklin pierce university, bernie sanders drove home the message that's made this 74-year-old so wildly popular with young voters and has propelled him into a stunning statistical tie with hillary clinton nationally. >> power of wall street, the power of corporate america, the power of the corporate media, the power of large campaign donors are so great, that the

how do we do it? together. that's exactly right. ( cheers and applause ). >> it's a beautiful day in manchester! >> reporter: clinton campaigned in manchester today, door to door, and in concord, with former secretary of state madeleine albright. they focused their last-minute appeal on women voters. >> we have to continue to defend a woman's right to make her health care decisions. >> and just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: but clinton made clear she's still hoping to cut into sanders' lead with college students. >> we're going to make college affordable. you will have debt-free tuition, fees, and expenses at any public college or university. >> reporter: earlier in the week, clinton angrily accused sanders was running a smear campaign, butta this event, she didn't even mention his name. it's unusual for a candidate to leave a state the weekend before an important primary, but clinton is going to flipt,

the drinking water crisis and to enhance her credentials as a progressive, and sanders is going to new york city tonight to appear on "saturday night live" an effort to expand his lead with young voters. jim. >> axelrod: chip, thank you. just before 4:00 this morning in taiwan, people were shaken out of bed by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake. at least 17 people are dead in the hard-hit city of tainan on the southern coast. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: in the chaos and rubble, thousands of rescuers are working frant frantically and carefully for moments like this-- a baby pulled alive from a collapsed 17-story apartment building where dozens are believed still trapped. this woman says she jumped out of the window to survive, while another man says he barely made it out. "when i ran down from the third floor i found the whole second floor was gone," he says "and

from the air, the except of the damage is clearly visible. nine buildings in tainan collapsed, but the damage is especially evident on the ground, cars crushed, twisted metal everywhere. more than 500 now homeless. seismologists say the earthquake struck close to the surface, a large quake that shallow can be especially destructive. kate lao shaffner teaches flsh english in a town just south of the epicenter. >> reporter: the quake struck just as the taiwanese were preparing to celebrate one of their biggest holidays, the lunar new year. now it's a nation in mourning. it's mostly a grim task, but there's clear motivation not to give up. every time there's a rescue amid

mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: carnival is now under way in brazil, which is a huge draw, with at least one million tourists expected there to celebrate. and now a huge concern in the virus. dr. jon lapook is in brazil. jon, a million tourists have come to brazil. a million will go home. so what does all this mean for the potential spread of the virus? >> reporter: well, jim, it's a great concern. because one theory about the way that zika actually came to brazil in the first place is that it was brought here in 2014 with the world cup soccer matches by someone who was infected with zika virus elsewhere, came to brazil, and then an uninfected mosquito here bit that person and got infected with the virus. now we're thinking perhaps it could happen in reverse-- infected people here could then travel elsewhere and you would have local transmission in those countries. >> axelrod: scary scenario.

about how zika is transmitted in terms of bodily fluids this week. what do we know now that we didn't before? >> reporter: it's been remarkable, jim. in just one week, we've learned first that it could be sexually transmitted. then it could be transmited by blood transfusion. and now just yesterday, we found out that in brazil, the virus has been isolated from urine and from saliva of people who have zika infection. now, i want to emphasize something-- just because the zika virus is present in saliva, for example, does not mean that by kissing somebody that you can transmit zika infection from one person to another. we simply do not know that, and we need to have a lot more research. >> axelrod: all right. at least 53 confirmed cases in the united states, almost all of them among people who have traveled abroad. dr. jon lapook in brazil. thank you very much. tickets are still available for tomorrow's super bowl, but it will cost you.

between $2700 and $4700. of course, you could go big and get $175,000 seat in a luxury suite. of course, that does include food and drinks. super bowl money is a big topic of conversation in san francisco as in how much should the host city get? here's genetic. >> reporter: when 70,000 football fans fill levi's stadium it will be the culmination of three years of planning and a nine-day celebration. >> we have credentialed over 40,000 people to work on the super bowl itself. >> reporter: peter o'reilly is the nfl senior vice president of special events. the scale has become ridiculous, hasn't it? >> it has, but it really is just a testament to our fans and their passion for the game. >> reporter: along with that passion, the fans have brought traffic tie-ups and grumbling about how much it's costing san francisco's taxpayers. >> our taxpayers shouldn't be left with a $5 million tab. >> reporter: jane kim is a

of supervisors. >> i'm not against the super bowl parties. what i don't support is a subsidizing a party for one of the wealthiest corporations in the world. >> reporter: what does it cost the nfl to put this on? >> we invest tens of millions, let's just say. >> reporter: tens of millions of dollars. that's the best i'm going to get from you? >> that's correct. >> reporter: but san francisco is getting no money from the nfl for expenses like police overtime and street cleaning. >> we know the nfl rakes in over $9.2 million bl a year. the nfl can clearly pay for their own party. >> reporter: how important is tourism to san francisco? >> it's our largest industry. >> reporter: kevin carroll, executive director of san francisco's hotel council, said the city is make lots of money, just not directly from the nfl. >> it increases the tax revenue to the city. it brings more people here that are going to spend money in our small businesses. >> reporter: hotels have raised average room prices to as much as $600 a night this week.

far into the future. >> the super bowl has a huge media market, and when people see san francisco, they might be trying to decide where they'ring if to come on their next vacation. >> reporter: no matter what team wins tomorrow, deciding whether this big party makes san francisco a winner or a loser won't be so easily decided. jim. >> axelrod: john blackstone covering the big game for us, thank you. cbs' coverage of super bowl 50 starts tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11 a.m. pacific. during the pregame, cbs this morning cohost gayle king will introduce president obama and first lady michelle obama live from the white house. far from the super bowl festivities, the quarterback known as "johnny football" is the focusave criminal investigation. and where the lion sleeps tonight. a wayward sea lion, that is,

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dallas for assault. this comes after repeated alcohol problems. as contessa brewer reports, "johnny football" is now one step closer to becoming one of history. congratulations! you just made history. >> i appreciate it. >> reporter: the first freshman ever to win the for johnny football. >> this is a moment i've dreamed kid. >> reporter: but his problems started almost immediately, breaking n.c.a.a. rules, an arrest for brawling, and a fake i.d. still, manziel was a first-round draft pick, the great hope of the cleveland browns. but when he turned pro, the partying became more public, trouble with his team and run-ins with the law. but for a long time, his talent on the field spared him the consequences. >> he was magic with a football in his hand. that's plain and simple.

was a heisman nominee, former nfler has spent time with manziel. >> anyone else with a track record of the behavior, the undiscipline disciplined behavior, the alcohol, the partying he exhibited, no one else would get away with the stuff he's gotten away with. >> reporter: it's catching up with him. his former girlfriend told police this week he hit her repeatedly at a dallas hotel and in a car. and a judge issued a protective order to keep manziel away from her. the browns publicly expressed their disappointment and seem poised to release their quarterback. even his agent, erik burkhardt, is dumping manziel. have you ever heard of an agent firing a football player because he won't listen? >> no. to have an agent say, "this guy is no longer-- no longer bringing in money, now he's a liability to my business," is a very telling sign. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell sidestepped

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>> just pick your sport. pick your players. and pick up your cash. that's it. it's the simplest way of winning life-changing piles of cash. >> reporter: but last october, just as the sites were drawing as many as 200,000 new players a day, explosive allegations of fraud rocked the industry. after this front-page story in the "new york times" detailed allegations a draftkings employee used inside information to win $350,000 in a contest on rival site fanduel, the company's c.e.o. nigel eccles knew he had a problem. >> when that broke, that's what really hairmed home to me, that we've not done a good enough job to make people aware of, you know, how we're ensuring fairness. >> reporter: because when the words "insider trading" are used-- >> because it absolutely goes to the core in that everyone wants to know the games are fair. >> reporter: a company-backed

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