>>s comes in the wake of ray kelly's accusation that the department is cooking the books. andrew siff is in lower manhattan to break it all down for us. andrew? >> well, chuck and sibila the major adli >>s are these. crime is down, shootings are down, but murders are up. police commissioner bratton today said it all makes sense and they have the numbers to back it up and, also, new technology and new tec iques to further drive crime down. armed with an avalanche of statistics, police commanders delivered the numbers commissioner bill bratton had promised. g>> they continue to decline in >> reporter: overall, crime down 1.8% for the year. with shootings down 3%. 48 fewer people shot. but murders ticked up about 5%. 17 more homicides from a year earlier. the crime numbers took on extra weight. x days after former police commissioner ray kelly. >> you have to take a hard look at those numbers. >> reporter: doubled downen a radio interview he gave insisting the nypd has changed the way it keeps the stats. bratton initially pushed back. >> shame on him. let him back up that all

this comes after weeks of a public food with ray kelly. kelly had accused his successor of cooking the books, making the city appear safer than it is, charges bratton and the nypd adamantly deny. >> a university pole released yesterday asked a question who do you think has been a more affective police commissioner bill bratton or ray kelly? bratton got 30%, kelly got 44%. found bratton's approval rating was compared to kelly, not far ahead at 60%. reporting in columbus circle. cbs 2 news. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2's. >>> that map we saw earlier that snow headed our way, have a lot of people talking. >>> we are three days away models are very aggressive with this system, going to be a snow a little dry air in the beginning of this thick could bring this total down, but you need to take advantage of today, tomorrow and really friday because it is saturday that's when you'll see the impact. if you have stuff planned on saturday, it will be challenging to get around neighbors along the coast that wind is going to be a menace as

e-mails ray kelly sent while in office are missing,er er -mails a judge ordered saved. michael george is live with >> reporter: we're talking about e-mails that were part of a lawsuit against the nypd claiming they used quotas for summons under former commissioner kelly. the court said those e-mails had to be saved but somehow they got deleted and tonight former commissioner kelly is responding. e-mails deleted in violation of a court order. former police commissioner ray kelly says he had nothing to do with the messages being erased when he left office in 2013. in a statement to news 4 he says "i can unequivocally state i have never deleted nor ordered anyone to delete e-mails relevant to this litigation. further, i'm not aware of any such deletions. it's not clear how many e-mails were erased or how they got deleted. this comes in the same week former commissioner kelly was accuse ing current police commissioner bratton of manipulating shooting statistics down. >> you have to take a hard look at those numbers and i can tell you, people don't feel safer in commissioner

e-mails ray kelly sent while in office are missing. news 4's michael george with reaction. >> reporter: e-mails deleted in violation of a court order. former police commissioner ray kelly said he had nothing to do with the messages being erased when he left office in 2015. it's not clear how many e-mails were erased or how they got deleted. this all comes in the same week former commissioner kelly was making some serious allegations accusing current police commissioner bratton of manipulating shooting statistics to make it seem like crime is down. >> you have to take a hard look i can tell you, people don't feel safer in this city. >> reporter: that lead commissioner bratton to angrily fire back. >> shame on him. let him back up that allegation. >> reporter: and that debate likely won't end here. now, the city won't comment on the allegations because of the pending litigation. as for the nypd they deny they have ever used quotas. >>> still to come, an unexpected visitor helping ring in the new year in new jersey. we'll have an update o

much sense because everyone who i have talked to about this more often than not, they are saying ray kelly. it has to be people out there taking something to be in a drug-induced psychosis. that? streets. can we talk about sarah palin ? ben: i don't think so . juliet: i can't get past . curtis: she looked like she was a lounge lizard in lake tahoe. every time she moved it would go back and forth. >> i don't know that folks from alaska are that ben: doesn't she live in scottsdale arizona? curtis: she has given up alaska. you have sarah palin what is the name of those kids. juliet: bristol , track . you have that curtis: bernie sanders has a degenerate hip-hop monster following him around because he wants the black vote . ben: if the republican primary was held in new york today. who would you vote for? curtis: i still haven't made up my mind. we don't need diplomacy here. the sarah palin endorsement hasn't helped. it's next hour at the drive at five. still ahead . christoph will his leg injury stop him from ben: right back. human coronavirus... hepati- >>c virus. there are a lot of differen

i'm going to recommend in the this budget and i want to thank ray kelly very much for his service. [applause ] terrorist attacks no longer mean just airplanes and buildings. more and more attacks include heavily-armored individual, active shooters and shopping malls and churches. to ensure our state police have the right equipment to respond to these situations, i propose $4 million to provide every on-duty uniform state trooper with better weapons, body armor and tactical helmets, they give up their all for us, they deserve our support, let's give them the tools they need. [ applause ] we're also joined today by the new york state troopers who conducted an around-the-clock search for the escapees of dannemora. it was a truly, truly difficult feat in difficult terrain that went on day after day week after week. the climax of the event was a truly heroic event where atroup the escapees and it was just that trooper and escapee a stone's throw from the canada border and the new york state trooper stepped up in the finest tradition of the new york state police. his maim is sergeant jay c

i'm going to recommend it in this budget and i want to thank ray kelly very much for his service. terrorist attacks no longer mean just airplanes and buildings. more and more attacks include heavily armored individuals, active shooters, and shopping malls, and even churches. to ensure our state police have the right equipment to respond to these situations, i propose $4 million to provide every on-duty uniform state trooper with better weapons, body armor, and tactical helmets. they give up their all for us, they deserve our support. let's give them the tools they need. [ cheers and applause ] we are also joined today by the new york state troopers who conducted an around the clock search for the escapees of dannemore. it was a truly, truly difficult feat and difficult terrain, that went on day after day, week after week. the climax of the event was a truly heroic event, where a single trooper confronted one of the escapees, and it was just that trooper and that escapee, a stone's throw from the canada border, and the new york state trooper stepped up in the finest tradition of th

. >>> the nypd is facing questions after e-mails involving former police commissioner ray kelly somehow got erased. city attorneys admit that some of kelly's e-mails during his tenure as commissioner were deleted despite a court order to save them. the e-mails were part of a lawsuit accusing the depart of using a quota system for summonses. the city says nypd technicians inadvertently deleted the e-mails. >>> and on another note the department is committing to increasing its arsenal of possible terrorist attacks. the nypd will spend $729,000 to buy 450 automatic rifles for officers in the emergency services unit. everyone in the unit will eventually have their own rifle, which the department says will eliminate the need to have officers share weapons as they have had to do in the past. >>> coming up on eyewitness news on this saturday morning, floodwaters continue to rise this morning in missouri with more than a dozen homes underwater. today the governor of that state is expected to respond to the historic flood levels. >>> and meteorologist jeff smith returns with the accuweather fore

he also talked to former police commissioner ray kelly. much more still to come this morning. if you go outside now, you make it to see five planets perfectly aligned. >> we should go. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today ben: time now for the wednesday morning healthwatch. doc hers are actually more likely than the rest of us to follow through with that wish. 72% of the general public died at a general facility. they say doctors better understand the limitations. that may be why they are more likely to die at home. >> okay. ben: like juliet, hundred. juliet: runaway. tic

it tops ray kelly 50/35. ruben diaz junior at 47/25. donald trump is campaigning after picking up an endorsement from sarah palin. ben: she is the former candidate . she came out to announce her support yesterday. robert moses joins us now with the announcement. robert: she was screaming curse words. you will have to hear a can't wait for that . sarah palin and donald trump are expected to appear today. that's a rally in tulsa. the two stood side-by-side yesterday at iowa state university less than two weeks before the caucus. the timing is very important. he is the best man for the job. her stamp of approval could sway republicans who are still on the fence about his candidacy. he has been locked in a tough battle with ted cruz . palin's decision to endorse from trump deployed her folksy townhome style as she praised trump at last night's speech. what a combination. are you ready to share and not again, iowa? that's what we'll let you make america great again ! robert: now, onto the democrats.look at wme you are. bernie sanders 27 poin

. >>> former police commissioner ray kelly tells news 4 he did not delete e-mails when he left office in 2013. a judge ordered the e-mails saved in connection with the lawsuit that the police department used a quota system >>> still to come on "today in new york" on this saturday morning, an unforgettable talent remembered across the music world. a look back at the life and career of natalie cole. >>> plus, a pair of twins who don't share a birthday or even birth year. we'll explain after the break. >> happy new year once again. if you celebrated the start of 2016, you're certainly not alone. but do you know the stories behind some of our favorite new >>> sky cam live with a look at the brooklyn bridge. hey, remember when it was 70 degrees outside? two degrees above freezing. i guess this is where we should >> it's a little above average, actually. we are going below average finally early next week, though. that will be something, you know, to at least acknowledge. temperatures slipping into the teens and 20s for the first time in a long time. in fact, we haven't been below freezing i

. >> reporter: ray kelly blamed the de blasio administration for fudging crime numbers to make them look better. to that bratton says -- >> we have made no changes in how we report information to ucr or in the case of shootings. >> reporter: after ending stop and frisk, gun arrests are up. >> reporter: at the end of 2015, before. we are very, very pleased with that progress and expect to see more. >> reporter: the numbers aren't all good. murders are up 4-1/2 percent. rape by six percent and transit crime up 11 percent. to reduce the numbers, the nypd is turning to technology. 20,000 officers have been given smartphones and 1,000 patrol cars are equipped with tablets, all with custom built apps to help fight crime. >> the officers can see all jobs that are assigned to him or her. and view the 911 text associated with that job. >> reporter: the public will have the same access to the nypd technology the department uses. it's going to digitize its crime stat book. crime stat carries all the numbers of the statistics in crimes we told you about. it will be digitized and put on the web for p

. >>> the nypd is facing questions after emails involving former police commissioner ray kelly somehow got erased. city attorneys admit some of kelly's emails during his tenure as deleted despite a court order to save them. they were part of a lawsuit accusing the department of using summonses. they say nypd technicians inadvertently deleted the emails. >>> the department is committing to increasing its arsenal of weapons as it prepares for any possible terror attacks. the nypd will spend $729,000 to buy 450 automatic rifles for officers in the emergency services unit. everyone in the unit will eventually have their own rifle, which the department says will eliminate the need to have officers share weapons as they have had to do in the past. >>> investigators have found a car that may be linked to the shooting that injured knicks reserve forward anthony. it happened outside a strip club in queens. it's believe the car returned from the club a day later. that's the same day that a molotov cocktail was thrown from the car at the club. it did not cause any damage. it was discarded in bed-

former nyc police chief ray kelly says police are being less pro active because they are overly scrutinized and second-guessed and afraid of being sued or thrown in jail. what would you do as president to address that? >> well, first off, let's face it, the fbi director jim comey, a friend of mine who i worked with as u.s. attorney in new jersey here, was u.s. attorney in manhattan. he said it, there's a chill blowing through law enforcement in this country. the president of the united states and both attorneys general give the benefit of the doubt to the criminal, not to the police officer. that's the truth of the matter. and you see it every time with this president. every time he's got a chance, going all the way back to remember the great beer summit he had after he messed up that time. this is a guy who just believed that law enforcement are the bad guys. now i, for seven years, was the u.s. attorney in new jersey. i worked hard with not only federal agents but with police officers, and here's the problem, sanctuary cities is part of the problem in this country. that's where crime is h

former nyc police chief ray kelly says police are being less pro active because they are overly scrutinizednd second-guessed and afraid of being sued or thrown in jail. what would you do as president to address that? >> well, first off, let's face it, the fbi director jim comey, a friend of mine who i worked with as u.s. attorney in new jersey here, was u.s. attorney in manhattan. he said it, there's a chill blowing through law enforcement in this country. the president of the united states and both attorneys general give the benefit of the doubt to the criminal, not to the police officer. that's the truth of the matter. and you see it every time with this president. every time he's got a chance, going all the way back to remember the great beer summit he had after he messed up that time. this is a guy who just believed that law enforcement are the bad guys. now i, for seven years, was the u.s. attorney in new jersey. i worked hard with not only federal agents but with police officers, and here's the problem, sanctuary cities is part of the problem in this country. that's where crime is hap

former nyc police chief ray kelly says police are being less pro active because they are overly scrutinized and second-guessed and afraid of being sued or thrown in jail. what would you do as president to address that? >> well, first off, let's face it, the fbi director jim comey, a friend of mine who i worked with as u.s. attorney in new jersey here, was u.s. attorney in manhattan. he said it, there's a chill blowing through law enforcement in this country. the president of the united states and both attorneys general give the benefit of the doubt to the criminal, not to the police officer. that's the truth of the matter. and you see it every time with this president. every time he's got a chance, going all the way back to remember the great beer summit he had after he messed up that time. this is a guy who just believed that law enforcement are the bad guys. now i, for seven years, was the u.s. attorney in new jersey. i worked hard with not only federal agents but with police officers, and here's the problem, sanctuary cities is part of the problem in this country. that's where crime is h

ray kelly, mayor bloomberg, they were for putting people in the mosque, to put an ear on the ground to you're not for that. why? >> we shouldn't base our laws on religion or on examination of individual religions. i do believe an investigation of individuals and so when there's suspicion of an individual or probable cause, i'm all for investigating individuals but i'm not for a blanket statement that we're going to investigate a religion or a mosque. >> i can understand where you're coming from, but i would say this. if radical islam oftentimes the thoughts, beliefs and plans are hatched inside mosques, we don't know what we don't know, would you want to be proactive? >> well, see, i think we're talking around each other a little bit because i'm for targeting individuals who are possible terrorists for whom we have suspicion, wherever they are. i'm just not for targeting mosques or targeting religion in general. i'm for going -- it's the same sort of question of the nsa. it's not that i'm against looking at the records of terrorists. i want us to look at all of the records of terrorist

he can bring in ray kelly, commissioner bratton. he can privilege in people who have expertise. i taught this all over the world. what's a -- look for someone hanging around a train station too long. people who are case the place or maybe giving courage to that woman who saw the san bernardino killers in the garage doing suspicious things which she never turned in. had she turned it in, i wouldn't have had to go to san bernardino monday and speak to all the workers. i said to them, i dreaded during september 11 having to come someplace else and share our experience with you. but i'm afraid you are going to have to learn to come someplace else and share your experience with them because i believe we'll be attacked again. martha: you heard about this terror university. we have hundreds, perhaps thousands who are eager to learn the trades. they are learning old missiles people thought were inert and they are retrofitting them. they are designing cars that are driven by mannequins. >> if we had 50,000, 70,000 troops in that part of the world, that university would never have emerged

former nypd police chief, ray kelly, says the police are being less proactive, because they're being overly scrutinized, and second-guessed, and they're afraid of being sued or thrown in jail. what would you do, as president, to address it? >> well, first off, let's face it. the fbi director, jim comey, is a friend of mine, and who i worked with as u.s. attorney in new jersey, he was u.s. attorney in manhattan. there's a chill wind blowing through law enforcement in this country. because the president of the united states and the u.s. attorney general give the benefit of the doubt to the criminal, not to the police officer. and you see him, every time he's got a chance, going back to that great beer summit he had, after he messed up that time. this is a guy who just believes that law enforcement are the bad guys. now, i, for seven years, was the u.s. attorney in new jersey. i worked hard with not only federal agents, but with police officers, and here's the problem. sanctuary cities is part of the problem in this country. that's where crime is happening in these cities where they don

tonight days after police found them murder on a city street the families and friends of cod ray gray and clinton kelly held vigils in newport news. investigators believe two people killed the man thursday morning relatives told brian farrell the services were a way to honor the men as well as a way to stand against violence me now and again very soon he is missing her father days after his maria mckee a gray and other members of ca jerry grace family gathering newport news police found gray and his friend quintin kelley shot to death inside a minivan near the intersection thursday he was advised he had a bit higher. it was funny in his care for was kelly's family and friends following gray's relatives in what became back to back seamless visuals that somebody else's even if i do think there's a you know they undererand the trauma that people don't have a deal if an arrest today lah as the evening about messages as much as memories with this pile of sand black gloves lost to vomit you know the law says something very hard job. com. so although there's one person in custody you know with prayer for his

. >> reporter: trump is refusing to be in the debate because they would not pull megyn kelly as a'mod ray tor. ted cruz mocked the businessman when he tweeted a link to a monty python movie. >> some voters we talked to said they were disappointed with trump's decision. >> what message does it send to iowans? >> getting his feelings hurt are more important than them getting to hear his message. >> he asked supporters if he should attend. 56% said he should go through with the debate. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is pushing back on the notion that bernie sanders will be tougher on corporate america. >> i'll give you the best evidence as to why my plan to go after wall street is the toughest plan. it is because the republicans are advertising against me. >> reporter: sanders left the campaign trail wednesday morning for a private meeting with president barack obama at the white house. cbs news, des moines. >>> the democrats are not having fights over their debate schedule. all three agreed to add another in new hampshire ahead of the primaries. >> >> witnesses say a school princip

ray kelly wrote a book, there were 13 plots unwound and beaten to the punch, we were able to deduct thatou're a law enforcement guy or woman and your mayor is that clueless? >> the responsibility is to the public. you may be appointed by the mayor but your responsibility is to keep the public safe and you go after these guys and you go after these plots. >> the tipster a woman comes forward and says i saw that guy with three others, the worst could be yet to come. these guys you got to be apprehended or do the rest of the plan. what is best for a police commissioner to do, knowing that information? >> you work with the fbi, who has a good intelligence base, you work with the intelligence agencies, you get your people out there, and you make sure that your hero officers like officer harnett are well protected. >> you see swean bernardino and you see philadelphia what are you thinking? >> this is the new normal, what we'll see in the future and we have to take every effort aggressively to go after these people. >> and naming this islamic terror matters? >> islamic terror really matters. is

they want to see the team make most perfectly who will ray mace chip kelly? >> they need to get a player's coach, somebody that the players are inspired to play for and unfortunate thely they won today otherwise they would have had a better draft pick but a player's coach. >> i'm sad to see this season come to an end. i was sure we were going to the playoffs. i hope next year we find a good coach to lead the team and make it to the playoffs. >> more coaches around the nfl will be hitting unemployment lines, on what is widely referred to as black friday, around the league. the giants now are without a head coach. eagles are without a head coach. the san francisco 49ers are without a head coach. >> tom coughlin, he is gone. >> he a announced before the game he was done, so yesterday was his last game. >> so cleveland guy got fired and 49ers. >> they got rid of tomsul a and he is gone a lieutenant of talk about sean payton, the head coach of the new orleans saints for quite sometime. nfl insiders chris northenson say eagles will interview shurmur and then they a

ray: trump defended his decision on fox news. >> i was not treated well by fox. kelly. i think she is highly overrated area and -- overrated. ray: senator ted cruz is pouncing on his decision to be a no-show. >> if someone did not show up at the interview, you know what you would say? re fired. [laughter] [applause] ray: he is also challenging trump to a one-on-one debate. trump said, ok, can we do it in canada? bernie sanders met president obama behind closed doors. back in iowa, former president bill clinton stumping for his wife ahead of monday' s caucuses. donald trump will be holding a fundraiser for veterans in iowa at the same time of the foxnews debate, literally just two miles sean: on the democratic side, a national poll shows bernie sanders closing in on hillary clinton. the abc news/"washington post" poll shows hillary clinton with a 55% to 36% lead over bernie sanders. sanders' support is up eight points from last month. on the primary source section of wmur.com, political reporter john distaso breaks down how the iowa results could affect the new hampshire

ray: drop defended his decision to skip out on the republican debate. >> i was not treated well by fox. i have zero respect for megyn kelly. i think she is highly overrated. ray: the gop front-runner' s republican counterparts are pouncing on his decision to be a no-show. >> if someone did that, didn' t show up at the interview, you know what you would say? you' re fired. ray: the texas senator is now challenging trump to a one-on-one debate. trump tweeted, "ok, can we do it in canada?" the man he would like to replace at the white house. the meeting was a way for the president to do -- to show neutrality in the close primary race. in iowa, bill clinton stumped for his wife. holding a fundraiser for veterans in iowa at the same time as the fox news debate, literally just two miles away. new national poll shows bernie clinton. the poll shows clinton with 55% to sanders' 35%. support for sanders is up eight month. clinton let sanders by 31 points erin: still ahead, it is not uncommon for lakes and ponds in new hampshire to be closed due to cyanobacteria. one local doctor says that algae could pose a serious threat. sean: fo

ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a reminder, tonight, governor maggie hassan and senator kelly ayotte will speak at the annual keeping the dream alive dinner. it' s organized and hosted by the national cultural diversity awareness council. it starts at 6:00 at the radisson in manchester. more now on the 5 americans freed in that prisoner swap with iran. the youngest of them is already back home in boston. abc' s elizabeth hur reports. elizabeth: 5 americans are free of last. >> we are overjoyed he is out. elizabeth: boston university grad student is the first to return home, arriving in massachusetts after being detained for 40 days and iran. three of the ex prisoners are now getting much-needed medical treatment at a u.s. military the first off out of iran was geneva, switzerland, where "washington post" reporter jason negotiated his release. espionage. >> he is doing ok. he has been neglected for a long time. elizabeth: former marine, he spent four years in an attorney' s prison that his sister beaming with joy at the news he was freed. >> we looking forward to meeting we are very excited. elizabeth: and pastor' is

kelly. a plan to deal with the rays. >> it is one giving, what it says and why the city could win big if they decide to leave. a philadelphia police officer. what the gun man says drove him to do it. there is a lot of shaking going >>> we have and we are looking for a white commercial van. >> here you go. this could be it.

kelly. st. pete struck a deal with the rays. >> the team will search a new home. and what the mayor had to say moving to tampa. >>> protestors take to the streets in chicago again. what set them off this time. two astronauts went for a walk in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some publix. where shopping

chip kelly is going to san francisco, tom coughlin is going to philadelphia. plus hue jackson might be trying to get ray horton to come here. the cavs in san antonio. rockets tomorrow night. no mo williams tonight. he is dealing with a personal matter. lebron is ready to roll. play in, a tough team. you just try to make the right plays. >>> when it comes to sports, brecksville is a powerhouse. it may have never started if the head coach wasn't willing to break down some walls. >> reporter: believe. a message on the wall in the gym. she was a member of kent '60s. >> we didn't have the best equipment. we had practices at crazy hours, when everybody was having fun in the dorms, we were practicing. >> reporter: in 1969, she started a program at high school, but it didn't last. >> my principal, god love him, said women should stay home and take care of children and not coach. she returned. >> when you feel the care that a coach has, you have that extra oomph to make you do a little better. >> the athletes train here at the gym. they say the lessons they learn extends far beyond any athletic ability. >> she t

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supporters in iowa yesterday, that he will rai veterans and wounded warriors instead of attending the big showdown. trump has had a running feud with fox news anchor megyn kelly since the first fox debate last year. kelly will be one of the moderators at thursday's debate. geoff: meanwhile, senator marco rubio has his first big endorsement. former new york governor george pataki is bao' presidential run. pataki ended his own white house bid last month. on twitter yesterday, pataki said he took a loo candidates and believes rubio is together. in more commitment 2016 news, candy carson, the wife of presidential candidate ben carson, will be in greenville today. she is coming to langston charter middle school to speak to students at an assembly at 9:30 this morning. allyson: now, to the latest in the polls for the presidential race. here's a look at the numbers from nbc news. trump holding the most support with 39%, and senator ted cruz , the only challenger close with 10%. hit double digits. geoff: now, let's take a look at poll. nationwide, hillary clinton is still leading withf support. bernie sanders coming in second with 37%, and coming in third with 2% of

kelly winfrey / iowa state university) it could be a deciding issue for voters. farmer ray kyle phillips says he'll only consider candidates who favor a government mandate to increase the amount of ethanol blended into fuel. (sot ray kyle farmer) (two-shot livelihood, it supports my family. iowa voters have to find out stand on all of the issues today...as they make their final monday's caucuses. marlie hall cbs news des moines iowa senator bernie sanders' campaign has officially opened a field office in roanoke. the doors to the campaign's second office in virginia opened yesterday. sanders' virginia state director took time to speak directly to supporters during the event. virginia is one of the 11 "super tuesday" states voting on march 1-st. the republican party of virginia has abandoned plans to require a statement of affiliation - or a loyalty pledge - in the upcoming presidential primary. organizers voted to rescind a plan requiring people taking part in the march 1-st primary to saying "i am a republican." the oath was recently criticized by gop presidential candidat

falling temperatures sunday , ray snow mix with also but also may be that some lake effect monday wednesday on top for everybody today thursday . they been much colder . kelly lovell of a winning streak and the browns to use you their coaching search john telich joins us from the newsroom. >> blue streak is now at five games and fun to see how explosive kyrie irving can be coming back from injury . but he did on in the fourth quarter last night in washington dc,, cavaliers allow the wizard to tie the game at 95, and then kyrie irving takes over scoring 19 of his 32 points in the final two healthy cavaliers beat the wizards last night . that was game one of a six-game road trip all-star voted for the guard is the key to moving forward, uber x is that defense is the key down the stretch that stretch where we were tied at 95 and then we went off a run . get some stops and used our switching defense probably the difference in the game at. >> the five person search committee went to see doug marrone and then john mcdermott . they search and search. >> of the make them make the right choice, it seemed seems like everybody wants him. >> he's going to have a second

rays cross the bay? game-changing possibilities and what could get in the way. >> good evening, everybody and welcome. i'm kelly ring. >> i'm mark wilson thank . thank you for joining us here on this friday night. and we've all been waiting to see who won the powerball, but tonight we know a small-town warehouse supervisor from mummford, tennessee is going to get a portion of the world record jackpot. we have a look at this lucky don't plan to make many changes and may even go back to work. >> well, john robinson and his wife lisa say they won't stop working and they don't plan to make any wild purchases with their funds. they say they will pay off their motor this and mortgage and their daughter's student loans but stay in their small one-story house in their town,. he says his daughter is the one who urged him to buy the tickets and he went to lay down and then it was lisa his wife who watched the drawing on tv. >> she is the one who checked the numbers of the draws and she come running in there, had screaming and crying, you need to check these numbers. numbers.>> they didn't actually believe it until they h

ray bolin. we have not heard anything at this point. we're monitoring every bit of information. on we'll be r 3 (kelly a man in a wheelchair who's paralyzed.. >>> a man in a wheelchair has dreamed of making music. tonight at 10 it has physical eliminations and not realize his dreams until now. see how a studio is helping him overcome his challenges. that's tonight on the 10:00 news, another bad day on wall street. a drop in oil prices the dow plunging 392. and the s&p was down as well 47. >>> credit card debt is a drag and especially in january. >> our reporter chris chmura has a look at charging. what did this reveal. >> we'll plot it out. a revealing map. it is courtesy of card hub. it got a look at the numbers here. every month. they calculated how long it would take to pay off the cards. the blue numbers here that means you will pay it off fast. orange, slow, sometimes absurdly slow. 2460 cities ranked. it is all over the map. the bottom is alarming and hits close to home. the last place, college station, texas. where it will take the typical resident 387 months just to pay off their debt. that's 32 years. one local city in the bottom

kelly has been in space for 300 days will return after completing a full year on the space station. i'm antonio mora. thanks for joining us. for latest news, head over to al aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a good weekend. >> ♪ ♪ >> it's one of the small details of life. something you do without a second thought. in communities around the country. head to the sink, pour yourself a glass of water. no hesitation. no worry about whether that glass is going to cause brain damage or poison you. the puzzling water crisis in flint needs a second and third look: how did it happen. are there other cities just waiting to become the next flint, poor people's water. it's the "inside

kelly. chip got the cover of the "daily news." strange to see coughlin wearing eagles green and black. coughlin finished with a string of losing seasons in new york. analyst ray ditinger does not see coughlin getting the birds head coaching job. >> i kind of view this as a feeling out process, kind of when you're interviewing for head coach sometimes you i want view the a lot of candidates just to pick their brain kind of get ideas that they have, different ideas about organization. and just trying to talk through the process. i kind of think that tom is more of that kind of a candidate than a serious candidate. i would be surprised if he emerged as the number one candidate. >> coughlin is not exactly a stranger to the eagles either. his first nfl job was as a wide receivers coach with the birds in the mid 1980s. >> nbc 10 investigation found the state of pennsylvania sells its residents' personal information for millions. mitch blacher wanted to know why and what's in place to protect citizens. he has a preview of a story you'll see later today on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00. >> for the privilege to drive in pennsylvania, you need one of these. and your personal i

kelly & michael." today, from the new series, "shades of blue," actor ray liotta. and "pretty little liars" star lucy hale. plus, we'll show you some foods that might just boost your immunity as our "new year, new you" series continues. all next on "live."

peagles coach kelly was fired pjust five days before the season pand the dolphins and the titans pare also interviewing pcandidates. p>>russell: rays don't need a new pcoach. pthey want a new stadium. ptoday mayor kriseman is expected pto release his latest pitch to plet the team explore new stadium psites in pinellas and phillsborough counties. pthere are two new members on the pcouncil and they're both pexpected to support the deal. pthe vote on kriseman's proposal pcould come as soon as next week. p>>laura: in less than 12 hours, poscar ray bolin is scheduled for pexecution pexecution. phe's been on death row for the plast 20 years and until this pday, proclaims his innocence. pon the eve of his execution, pfamily and friends of stephanie pcollins gathered for a vigil in pcarrollwood. perica gomez was collins' best pfriend and said that the closure ponly go so far. p>> no matter how limited that plife was and my girlfriend's plife was ended, she didn't have pthe opportunity to marry like he pdid. p>>laura: and unlike collins' pimmediate family, gomez will not pbe there for the execution. pbefore he sits down to his final pmeal,

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kelly & michael." today, from the new series, "shades of blue," actor ray liotta. and "pretty little liars" star lucy hale. plus, we'll show you some foods that might just boost your immunity as our "new year, new you" series continues. all next on "live."

kelly & michael." today, from the new series, "shades of blue," actor ray liotta. and "pretty little liars" star

ray lambert reports, boys and girls are taking ing part in scout day 2016. >> gray skies today cannot dampen spirits for scout days 2016. 2,000 scouts camping inside the the rolex 24. duane and amy kelly brought a group of scouts from georgia. they have a lot of fun things to do. >> we're going to go on the speedway tour and eat good food and enjoy just doing some scout-skills. >> some scouts are fishing at lake lloyd, jamisoneades say it's fun but the fast cars are the big draws. >> the majority of our pack hasn't even been here for a race. this is their first experience to see daytona speedway. some kids are having a blast. >> a visit to the start-finish line, daytona international president joey chitwood, the $400 million renovation is almost done. >> we're about ready for operation, let's get the cars on the track and let's have some fun. here until sunday and loving every minute of it. >> whether they're just fishing or hanging out around the tent, they're having good time. >> the rolex 2004 will come up on january 30th approximately. >> this is one way to support the pittsburgh steelers in the opening round, at mcgee hospital, six newborn babies were wrapped in blankets better n