and josh...there's going to be a lot of chaos not just inside, but alan beste will join us in the 6 am hour. ishaa is expecting 80,000 fans to attend this year's tournament. the event center will have more staff than normal to accommodate the larger crowd. the are not doing much for parking. buses can park at principle park and cab will bring fans over but those fans will be responsible for paying. there is a "when it's mid-february, they know it's time to go to des moines. they know it's time to get real serious and down to business. have a little fun a long the way but by in large they are here to see their kids get as for yesterday's big state team dual winner. the valley tigers steal the title from defending champs southeast polk. we'll have more on that later on in the show. a young man is back in custody this morning after the story county sheriff's office says he tried to escape during a transfer and hitch a ride from drivers along the road. it happened around two o'clock yesterday. police say a transport officer and the juvenile stopped at a southbound rest area on i-35 to a co

alan beste says it's up to the school administrators of both teams to take action. theyre the ones who are probably visiting amongst themselves to determine whats going to happen and the policy, which is called 'conduct counts' that addresses chanting and cheering directed at opponents. 02:05 there are several different ways that they can handle it. they can simply give an informal warning to the students or the spectators and say this is inappropriate, stop. or, they can give a formal warning and say if it continues were going to eject you and then if it gets to tha point where the fans are being belligerent, then there is a possibility of those fans being ejected from the contest. dallas center grimes activities director steve watson was at the top of dcg's student section when he heard the chants.... stairs, i heard the chant, it was probably chanted three, four, five times at the most and as soon as our kids saw that i was there, they knew it was wrong and they stopped it.' 04:40 'im not even sure i had to say anything. i think it was just my presence, that they

alan beste says it's up to the school administrators of both teams to take action. theyre the ones who are probably visiting amongst themselves to and the policy, which is called 'conduct counts' that addresses chanting and cheering directed at several different ways that they can handle it. they can simply give an informal warning to the students or the spectators and say this is inappropriate, stop. warning and say if it continues were going to eject you and then if it gets to that point where the fans are being belligerent, then there is a possibility of those fans being ejected from the contest. dallas center grimes activities director steve watson was at the top of dcg's student section when he heard the chants.... 03:44--54 'as i came down the stairs, i heard the chant, it was probably chanted three, four, five times at the most and as soon as our kids saw that i was there, they knew it was wrong and they stopped it.' 04:40 'im not even sure i had to say anything. i think it was just my presence, that they knew i was there. we also had two other administrators

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german daily she says of trump or to become the nominee, that would be the best thing that could happen to the democrats. alan posener is anuthor an commtator fo theerlin dail he ss thankto the t-party system, popults neveret into the whe house. and erik kirschbaum has worked for reuters and is currently a correspondent for the los angeles times. he says it is alarming trend do soringe candidates well but it is still early days. do we still need to worry about the trump factor? dozen iowa signal the beginning of the end? but this is such a crazy election that it is tough to make elections -- predictions. he is popular with people who do not vote. there is a big block of voters who do not usually vote. there could be a lot of disappointing results. they have nothing to lose. it is entertainment. it keeps the networks happy. he will probably be around for a while. warchest asgreat well that doesn't rely on donors. say trumprmann you will have no chance in the general election but many commentators predicted his demise months ago. >> every prediction can be wrong. trump is really very, very extreme. you cannot b

alan a fan. >> and the best way to make your voice heard, all of us look at this is just by doing the hashtag, hashtag #ktvuthe9. it will come up on our device. >>> at this point i believe we are checking the news of the day and weather as well. let's see. we know it's dry out here, steve. anybody getting rain, or a dry day overall? >> light rain later. cold. breezy, cold out there? >> yes, yes. >> all right. mike, gasia, sal, thank you. a weak system. this will be the last in a series until the change. drier and warmer weather for the weekend. we are looking at clouds continuing to filter in. don't forget if you are visiting here, i need updated weather information, ktvu weather app has everything you need for your tablet or phone. get hourly information. that might be handy over the next couple of days. 46 at 9:00 this morning san francisco. super bowl city 53 at noon. cloudy at 4:00. dejah says i have my puppies and sweaters. 45 degrees. even with high clouds and a bit of a breeze, that breeze is out of the east, by the way, and we recovering from the 30s. 40s right now. this is all that's

he said that he had the best chance at beating hillary clinton come november election. alan fisher has more. >> ththe chris christie endorsement is a surprise, but for all thinks thoughts he can read the political lay of the land, and he releases that donald trump is likely to win the nominee for the republican party. also he really dislikes the other candidate. he considers ben carson i will relevant, but he disliked marco rubio. he dismantled him on the stage during one of the rebates. he regards him a as a lightweight. he has no intellectual depth. and cruz is seen as an obstructionist. one of the reasons why there are problems in washington, people put themselves above everyone else and stop things from getting done. >> he will need diversity on his ticket. and having another angry white man does not do that, so chris christie is a former federal prosecutor might well be looking at role of attorney general. also, will chris christie bring a lot of supporters. the reason why cyst christie is out of the race, he does not have a lot of supporters to begin with, but his supp

. >> meanwhile members of alan ruth as family has a message for the person behind the wheel. >> the best thing they can do it come forward and just say i did it and be done with it and let us know. >> reporter: now investigators say that older model red jeep cherokees are unusual, so they are confident that someone knows something about this case. reporting live in foglesville, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. on the political front tonight, dwight evans picked up a big endorsement today in his bid to represent pennsylvania's second congressional district, tom wolf endorsed evans over incumbent chaka fattah. wolf and evans appeared today in west philadelphia, and evans currently represents philadelphia in the state house. fattah is set to go on trial on corruption charges later this year. >> montgomery county officials were busy this afternoon asemabling welcome kits for the convenience center coming to philadelphia in july. commissioner josh shapiro and two donkeys from the elm wood park zoo joined in at the convention board's conference room in king of prussia. the

alan in the movie. >> she plays my mom. best opening scene in a family -- so glad she's in it. >> good stuff. you can see it everywhere are. >> everywhere. itunes download, whole world download you can see it on someone's face at this point. everywhere. >> if but a lot on your plate. >> a lot coming up. >> tv show for netflix marvel, parts of the daredevil jessica jones hoping that's going on. movie universal coming out and when had the bow breaks coming out, and more importantly i have a son who turned eight months old yesterday. >> congratulations. >> i keep that private. you trust us. 100%. >> favorite restaurant that you go to which one -- >> besides, obviously, your family's restaurant fresco i would say dinino best pizza in new york city. >> that's in staten island. i think we may need to try that. where he went with a knife and fork, it might be. [laughter] yeah. >> you mean the mayor. >> that guy. don't bring up his name he ate with a knife and fork which is okay but love giving him a hard time about it. >> do you use your hands or knife and fork? my life. possible. >> he did it. [lau

>>reporter: well, alan, we can see firefighters are still doing their best to try and get their handle on this fire. get control of the fire. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the scene. we're a good distance away from the house and that's because that is where firefighters want us to be. about a full block away. we can still see flames popping up here live. but let's show you that video, that north metro fire shot earlier this morning. and was really when the flames were picking up and in talking to the spokes woman with north metro fire, she made the point that a lot of times when someone like her gets on scene, she doesn't see flames like that, but that gives us a sense of the intensity that more than an hour later, 90 minutes since that call came from a neighbor that they're dealing with flames and a ton of smoke. the smoke has taken over the area. we are at space. here's what we know about the folks inside. there were two people who had to be

. >> reporter: best friends devin english and alan mad swren with five teammates and their coach when a woman screamed for help. the students quickly jumped into action. >> the first thing that popped into my mind was she was being attacked and it kind of scared me who i was going to come up against or what kind of scene i was going to come to and what i would do about it. worse. >> kent mosser of preston, idaho was having a medical emergency after undergoing back surgery. his wife kathy was panicking by his side. >> his head was tilted back and he was out of it. you could tell something was wrong. so i'm sitting there. i went straight for his neck. started feeling for a pulse, nothing. >> alongside their coach, english and madsen picked up his lifeless body up from the chair alive till medical crews came. after our interview, kathy called and spoke to the boys for the first time. >> i would just say to them that they mean the world to me. i don't know them personally. i don't know all hair names, but we love them dearly. >> kathy is convinced her husband wouldn't be alive without the

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alan tramel inducked with former pitcher roy halladay. halladay. >> kind of the face of it and have the best showing of people in the last five or six years, it's very special. it's just really cool. i walk around, you know, see him and see guys that i played with and i have my own highlight reels going on. you know, not homer, but being with these guys, that's really cool. >> i'm just a huge historian, traditional baseball fan. >>> usf lady bulls, looking for second place in the american conference. all-american courtney williams from deep ties it at 64. we are still knotted up. off the temple miss. puts it back, up and in as the owls upset the bowels for the first time in -- upset the bulls for the first time in their history. 61. forest. and we have prediction. >> i'm going panthers all the way. >> too much on offense for them. >> should be an exciting day. >> i'm looking forward to it. do you know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a housewife who's in control of the finances. actually, any wife, husband, or human person can use progressive's name your price tool to t

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alan dershowitz said previously ted cruz was his law student. he said he's best law student. marco rubio got a big lift saturday night. he's campaigning with tim scott and trey gowdy, both of whom endorsed him. john kasich gets to play above it all and say i'm the guy who is not down in the mud. not wrestling. vote for me. i'm the nice happy reagan. dr. ben carson playing the same card. it's not a war. it's primary. i like primaries. in is who it's all about. we'll nominate the strongest candidate. i came up with this earlier. hillary clinton is the willie sutton of classified information. she's falling like a rock in nevada. there's a wall street story saying bernie sanders catching her. i think come the end of the primary season, we'll nominate the toughest, strongest republican and we're going to win and get the next supreme court justice. maybe two or three. >> let's talk about this. what happened september 11th? what is your reaction to trump using it against jeb and the former president. you mentioned that, you know, the former president was out there speaking today and

while officers hope to change terrance mosley's behavior for the best, another inmate's future may have taken a turn for the worse. >> alan is in lockup. he's an inmate we're going to go see. he didn't know whether his fiancee was going to marry him or not. he was under the impression that they were okay. but apparently she hadn't returned any letters when he had written her. so, apparently there was something wrong. he had me call her to find out if they still wanted to get married. alan. you got a second? you know what this is about? have you had an opportunity to talk to [ bleep ]. >> no, i haven't. i haven't even heard from her. >> you told me to give her a call. concerning you guys getting married. all that type of stuff. well, i had called her. and when talking to her, she sounded pretty upset. and i had asked her if she was still interested in getting married. she said, married? i said, yeah, alan's been wanting to get married for a while, i understand it. i still want to see if you guys would like to get married. and she said, in emphatic terms, "absolutely not." so i don't know how all that sits. apparently she's

best decision i ever made was choosing your. thanks for putting up with me. i love you. and alan, happy valentine's day -- island -- allen happy valentine's day. >> she said roses are red violets are blue you're the >> happy valentine's day. you can the ellen right here >> [music] >>> right now news19 at 6 pm, we are on your side answering questions about the resettlement of refugees. >> a midland fire captain. is on leave accucud of inappropriately touching a coworker. millions were damaged by the floods. news19 at 6 pm starts now. >>> according to the united nations there are over 43 million refugees worldwide. this year 220 of them have been approved by the federal government to be placed right here in south carolina. good evening, thanks for being with us i am jr barry pick >> i am darcy strickland. they held a community forum to answer any questions about the refugees. meeting. >> reporter: south carolinians refugees. >> who are the refugees? >> how many women and children are there? right here? >> so today the southern seminary had a community forum. >> wanted to present th

composing music today which is every bit as good as some of the best music that has ever been composed, but it takes time to be recognized is that? alanthink there will be pieces being written today that will gain their rightful place in the canon of timeless orchestral masterpieces. i do think appreciation takes time. the right of spring was a famous failure when it premiered. now, no one questions it. charlie: what changed? alan: many masterpieces in music, in literature, in visual arts, are ahead of their time. i think anything that is great, by definition, is changing people's expectations, and since there is such a comfortable repertoire of orchestral masterpieces that are very pleasant to listen to, it's possible to go a long, long time only listening to those pieces. if you heard a new mozart symphony in mozart's time, undoubtedly, it was the language of mozart and you could dive right into it without any ramp up time. today, you hear a piece and it might be for silence in orchestra, it might be rich, it might be tonal. getting into new pieces is daunting and difficult. sometimes, i like to play things twice because the second

best chance at beating hillary clinton, come november's election. endorsement comes after another heated debate between republican candidates. the last before a series of crucial elections on tuesday. alanr was there, and sent this report from houston in texas. >> reporter: this was a key debate. marco rubio went on the attack from the first moments. donald trump the target. and in a border state, immigration the first topic. >> you are the only person on this stage that has ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. >> i'm the only one that has hired people, you haven't hired anybody. >> reporter: and ted cruz said he couldn't win an election. >> we can't risk another four years of these failed obama pollties by nominating someone who loses to hillary clinton in november. >> reporter: marco rubio knows he has to stop donald trump's momentum. he attacked his record, his previous comments, his lack of detail on positions he holds now. but donald trump still holds a lead in most of the states that vote on super-tuesday. there was a discussion on the economy on the battle against isil and the middle east. [overlapping speakers] >> gentlemen -- >> reporter: but th

best. >> nothing in the world like losing a child. she is a different person, i mean totally different person. >> alan griffin raised him since he was four months old. >> michael was my stepson but he was my son, he was a wonderful person. >> in august of 2013, michael lee was riding his bike to work when he was struck and killed by chris kimmel who was driving drunk. the impact threw lee off an overpass on u.s. 92. 18 stories down. the medical examiner said he died on impact. his uncle joe sim as veteran cop, was now having to console his sister. >> when she told me what happened, all my 26 years of law enforcement went out the window. i didn't know what to tell her. >> two years later chris kimmel did know what to say. >> i want to say how sorry i am how difficult it is to lose somebody. >> he had regrets, i should never have gotten in the vehicle that night, i thought i was okay. >> reporter: during the sentencing the defense said he had a tough childhood and came from a broken home. his older brother tried to sway the judge. >> he is not a criminal, he made a mistake, a mistake could have been avoided. >> he was so intoxicated he had

best interest to have the u.s. as a stabilizing force. >> more to come on al jazeera, how to salvage profits, jobs in south africa plus. >> i'm alan fisher in concord, new hampshire. the voters are listening and campaigns are coming to a close. >> a magic moment for orlando against one of the nba's big boys. details with sana in sport. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. >> german and turkish leaders holding talks in ankara saying the refugee crisis is a burden that the world must share. the united nations is urging haiti to quickly form a new government after the president stepped down on sunday. the parliament will choose a caretaker president until a long-delayed election can be held after months of unrest. >>> the coverage of the conflict in syria, rebels are fighting for their rifle. we look at what is happening on the ground. >> the battlefield is a crowded one with hundreds of thousands of fighters representing various interest

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the nfl best receiver and it's only fitting that the teams combined for 800 years passing. one and wilson stops in the three first-half touchdowns. teddy bridgewater is wide open to alan. 49/27. >> nashville the all-star pack weekend. for the first time ever, a three on three tournament. the guy in the nfl on the ice. john scott is the enforcer. fans voted him in as a joke . he scored twice . he won 9/6. the championship game is taken in the nbp and the nhl did not even put him on the ballot. the fans revolted and gave him the honor. it's a multimillion dollar bonus to split amongst themselves. he will get traded to montrial so he will stay he wrote an interesting article in the tribune last week about the whole experience and what it means for him and his family. >> it started off as a joke. it became serious. >> it's the fans game.>> thank you, do . >> it's pretty warm out there. 500 at this hour. let's check the forecast. >> it will be nice and warm. look how warm it was yesterday. look at poughkeepsie up to 620. were the last day of january and we made it up to 56 in central park. they are all impressive numbers.they are about 200 warmer than what is normal. here

best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade®. >>> time for the ws. the who, it's harry reid calling on alandrop his bid in florida. reid says that grayson blurred the lines between his hedge fund and his congressional office. unbelievable story, actually. in a statement, reid said, quote, it seems like he has no moral compass. then it's not what. donald trump having his own ricky bobby moment. he signed a toddler's hand at a rally last night in baton rouge baton rouge. now to the where. it's maine, and governor paul lepage appointed a new state education commissioner. his name, paul la paige. yes, the governor gave himself the judge, temporarily, at least, citing partisan confirmation hearings. here's how he explained it to the portland press herald, steve misler. >> it's not a big deal, i am just tired of having [ bleep ] by the senate and the legislatures. >> that'll play well in the south. but he's not running. now to the when. it's today. president obama designated three new national monuments in the california desert. the move protects almost 1.8 million acres of very picturesque land.

i have in my pocket, is alan keyes, and reaching folks to such a degree that everybody, even your supporters, acknowledge that the person who presents the republican message besttting here, not sitting there. and it's about time we asked ourselves. king: then why aren't you -- why aren't you doing better? keyes: why? the question i asked. why on earth don't we want to send our best person to face al gore and bill bradley, instead of sending folks into the debate, the half-hearted, the unconvicted, the folks who in point of fact can't make our case as well and effectively as we should make it? king: how do you respond to that? bush: well, i respond to it. i put my record on the line in texas. it's the second-biggest electoral state in the union. it is an important state. you better be able to carry texas in order to become the president. and the people in my state gave me a chance to be the governor for the first time to hold four-year -- consecutive year terms. i mean, i put my reputation out there. i'm a results-oriented person. i want to say two things. one, i'm not the darling of the media. [laughter] governor bush: king: and number two. bush: and number tw

bests has been deemed the place to be. as we see more and more money flood here in the dollar strengthened, are we forgetting the fact that that hurts things globally? alant things globally in that it helps other countries export more. it is affecting our net exports. it is affecting our manufacturers. we addedthat manufacturing jobs in january is a sign that we have enabled to whether those effects, at least last month. professional business services, education, concentrated in those two groups. a professionalok business services, that has grown gangbusters throughout the economy. if there is a small pause in that sector, that is not an indication of a significant slowdown. private education services which declined about 29,000 is a possible seasonal reaction good eye opening we had a bubble in terms of evil going to post secondary -- in terms of people going to post secondary schools. also if you live at the demographics, you have less cohorts. -- nine emily: thank you so much for helping us prettied up good i want to get your tom keene and michael mckee on bloomberg radio. studio, wen a radio are with bill gross of janus capital. we have negative inte