and i need to sober up in case ernest borgnine calls. she said she'd call. damn chilies. there's a lot of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there. and we've got small green peppers. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> whoa! that's hot. whew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of nfusion d deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine

erin: 37-year-old ernest blanchett has been indicted on nine counts. because this is an indictment, there's no mug shot available for us to show. ray brewer join us from outside of the jail in laconia to explain why the alleged assaults ray: prosecutors say the allegation involve a total of five inmates. now yesterday he was indicted on nine counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault. he is accused of sexually assaulting them while transporting them. he's accused of having intercourse with two female inmates. >> inmates are people too. some of them have been prosecuted by this office. but they are also victims and in this case very vulnerable victims. ray: blanchett was indicted in october for aggravated felonious sexual assault he was taking to the women's state prison. he faces a total of five separate trials. live in laconia, ray thanks. a circus company faces a dozen violations after a lancaster. two people died and dozens were injured. according to a new report from osha, the circus operator, walker international events, failed to build the ten

eighteen year-old emily ernest was trapped upside down. fire fighters and bystanders jumped in the, icy waters to rescue her. her family says teen has a mild concussion but otherwise okay. police have cited her with careless driving. >>> so look at the mess, and this momma nucio a's pizza parlor in new jersey. customer hit the gas in the parking lot at 8:30 driving right through the front of the store. the oner robert croce bought the place a few months ago.

the mother of one of 32-year-old ernest hardy' s alleged victims was present in court thursday. she asked that we not use her last name or show her face. >> i just wanted to see his face, i don' t know, just for her. i had to see his face. ray: party is charged with several felonies -- lt. lehto: in which he solicited pictures and attempted to meet with them on two occasions. ray: both alleges victims are just 12 years old. >> she should not be subject to something so horrible by such an older person. ray: police say on february 3, hardy contacted the first victim and on tuesday contacted the second girl. told her older brother but not her. trouble. ray: the 26-year-old brother used his cell phone to contact hardy. police, and hardy was arrested. the mother says her daughter still has nightmares. >> she is not doing good. she is scared. today. s bail to -- hardy' s bail to $15,000 cash. he is due back in court on the 24th for his probable cause hearing. reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. jamie: also due in court in nashua today -- a man accused of stabbing anothe

i think that's a question better directed at josh ernest. >> on the iphone and apple thing.y make a detailed case, but they have problems. this magistrate is just on one of these cases, apple is holding the line. >> she was insisting with you, this is just like any other case. as we would in any case. that isn't -- you know, that isn't really what's going on here, this is a very special case. i think this is headed to the supreme court, probably. >> you agree? >> i'm of two minds. especially with this government forcing companies to take actions that violate their internal. i can argue both sides on this case. >> by the way, there was another element of news that people didn't pick up. the fact that they're talking to the u.k. about subpoena to american companies on investigations, that is a big deal. >> it's entirely possible to watch this interview and start sympathetic to the administration on apple and finish this. having many more questions. it's not just this one specific san bernardino case. it's many cases as you said, a routine drug case. talking about information s

erin: ernest blanchett has been indicted on nine counts. because this is an indictment, there's no mug shot available. ray brewer join us from outside of the jail in explain where the alleged assaults happened. ray: prosecutors say the allegations against ernest blanchett involve a total of nine inmates. yesterday he was indicted on nine counts of aggregated sexual assault and one count of felonious sexual assault. in three cases he coerced the inmates and then watched them have sex with each other. blanchett is also intercourse with two female inmates. too. some of them have been office. they are victims too. in this case, vulnerable victims. ray: he was indicted in october for an inmail he was taking to $100,000. live in laconia, ray sean: thanks. a circus company faces more than a dozen serious violations after a deadly tent collapse last year in lancaster. two people died and dozens were hurt when a microburst knocked down the circus tent at the lancaster fairgrounds on august 3rd. according to a new report, walker international events,

chin or whatever the isle of wight sheriff's office in chesapeake police were looking for this man ernest brock to serve a search warrant in regards to identity theft case the law enforcement found was much more a meth lab in a shed in brock's backyard at it and it was all going down also have a granddaughter over here so hope it was very upsetting to see something like that's going on right next to our car mine says police fire crews and sheriff's deputies were on scene all day virginia state police also are at the home in hazmat gear yet they came in with carrying with us a five gallon buckets white rockets into israel or that they were taking some were even as the next door neighbor car mine's doesn't recall talking to brock much or the woman she says live there they were very nice they would wave and say hi but they would never really make a lot of contact especially him i was in like i said don't you know their names in chesapeake. she knew her thirty news now this startling developments and the martyr of the seventeen year old boy portsmouth police are searching for for a man charge

the night peppered with ernest attributes. stardust in honor of the late david bowie. but, many thought it was broadway that stole the show. a live broadcast of the opening "hamilton," dazzling audiences and winning best difficult theater album. >> that was michaela perrea reporting. durham teacher philip riggs was recognized for winning the music educator award. he teaches at the north carolina school of science and math. he was selected out of 4500 teachers for the award. two more locals also shared in the grammy-winning celebrations, durham ninth wonder and raleigh rhapsody contributed to the grammy- winning album, kendrick lamar. >>> a tractor-trailer jackknifed causing a chain reaction crash in pennsylvania this morning. this was the scene of the 11 vehicle pileup. hospitals but were not badly hurt. nearly a dozen told trucks were on the scene to help pull apart the wrecked vehicles. it took several hours to clean up the fuel that spilled onto the highway. >>> a powerful line of squalls swept across south florida. on i-95, it left a trail of damage. downed trees,

ernest reeves is a retired us officer. after his retirement from the pentagon reeves worked in the private sector and returned to greenville to start his own members. reeves have its -- has never held elected office. chris rey is serving as for -- third term as mayor of spring lake in cumberland county. is also the executive director of cumberland healthnet a nonprofit group formulating healthcare for noninsured people. he is an honor -- army veteran and a major in the national guard. deborah ross spent 10 years representing wake county in the state house of representatives. she spent the past two years as general counsel for no triangle. director for the american civil liberties union and taught law at duke university. ross currently lives in raleigh. >> the candidates are seated in alphabetical order and we want to get to as many topics as we can set each candidate will have one minute to respond to the question. i reserve the right to quickly follow up should there be a need for clarity. we want this to be more of a con

ernest reeves is a retired us officer. after his retirement from the pentagon reeves worked in the private sector and returned to greenville to start his own business and care for family members. reeves have its - rmasmayoofng laken cumber ty.issoheexecute ct ct thca for noninsured people he iannoveran d a jothnatiald. deh ro 10yes entiakcoty in th atusoftis.e ent e st twyrss cotrle.haalerd e or tl lirtunantala unersity. rreny lives rah. caidaratedalical w get to asmatopi seeachcawi ha oinsp thquti i rerve e ght fo ush bea necly. wet tobemore oa sa athe end of theningea cae bgiven 45 sendfog stemt. thwsbega dr n se fit swthat is evge questi eh u an will begin wi. reeves. it art grn. vor a path citizensh for the o e th prwod u vo rees this cod h carolinage r pay zebut i dor wad thuned ates to fues hey could be veed fbd alin e st ot fiedand n'ey ablemetoheed states -- mr. ou citizel ca tereaning thgs u--t no ve who are mi fr a beenleinlks fr syria d foque. ati nt t anleth hon stlaws ho altothcotr wog i,cial ofticuzatoe ha p

begins in ernest of today's lunch. >> hi, strangers. last time i was here, i think lincoln was in the white house. to put it bluntly, i couldn't be more thrilled in the fact that my daughters actually look at me now as an actor and not a bad golfer. >> the academy class of 2015. >> i'm trying to be serious. >> oscar first timers this year include bri larson. >> nominated for best supporting nomination was for "rocky" back in 1977. >> i think i'm still trying to get used to it. i don't think i have ever done much interviews at all up until this we're. >> and last year's lead actor winner plans to the enjoy the ceremony. t. frenzy of nerves. maris today in a white hasn't picked her outfit. >> the oscar theme is we all dream in gold, so we are talking to all the nominees on making their dreams come true. we're going to have that for you tomorrow. >> it's really not when you go home at the end of the night, you just fall into a puddle. >> we're talking to all t nominees about making their . we'll have that for you tomorrow. >>> and the best

>> ernest's last point is crucial. all coming down to turnout. donald trump is relying on notoriously unsupportive and sometimes unreliable. some voting for the first time and younger tokes. it may -- some younger folks. are they going to show up and go and ted cruz comes off at authentic and that goes a long way. >> john: if hillary doesn't win this, is that a big deet or not? >> reporter: the hillary campaign has been saying that south carolina is her fire wall. they have been downplaying expectations in iowa and new hampshire. they don't know if they can win. it's a statistical dead heat. they don't know what's going to happen. it's a toss up. her role is to downplay coming south. >> john: does hillary need to win or doesn't it matter? . >> if you look at what sanders was doing, he was down 40 plus points in june. a tremendous month of january. raising $20 million in january. endorsement from folks as famous as susan sarandon and cornell west. hillary. looking to win. 2008. it's important that she pushes through to the end. to galvanize her su

ernest turner/nephew killed 52:20 the two- year-old baby he loved him so much he would let larry get away from him everywhere larry go baby was right there by larry track ian s 26 year old uncle devine stringfield gone too. all three were in the same mobile home that was destroyed. keesha giffen 45:34 with the destruction and damage in the lives lost it was believable track keesha giffen lost her friend. her roof damaged and this tree branch pierced the side of her home - missing the panel box by inches -- then struck the floor - in a spot she says her son usually plays in. 47:12 i look at it and it )s a lot of damage but it could ve been worse a lot worse track she is grateful for the teams of volunteers that came out to help her put her life back together. 46:50 the insurance adjuster can t get here till monday so i m very thankful very thankful track very thankful track all day putting up tarps, boarding up windows and donating their time to help others in need. donald vann/contractor 37:18 i had no other choice my mind and to come a chilly start but a mild finish to the weekend..

his counterpart david ernest is facing charges. a former male nurse accused of moore was fired from a greeley hospital last summer. his nursing license was revoked in january. the warning for an entire community and liquid you can could be sitting on old military munitions. will have that video for you at 10:00 p.m. after nearly 100 years of final clean up will get underway this summer at william f eden park. >> this is ground zero now there are hundreds of homes and other developments appear. alerting everyone they will be waiting to make sure this area is finally clear of the their shells. >> green mountain is a popular psyching area for recreation here and was liquid. with housing development on the north face, but beginning during world war i it was also used by the army for artillery target practice. >> we would hear stories about casings. then overall over the nice site of green mountain and never seen any metal any indication that it's there. patrick smith came to understand what the health department plans to you this summe

ernest turner/nephew killed 52:20 the two- year-old baby he loved him so much he would let larry get away from him everywhere larry go baby was right there by larry track tiara miles woke up to the mayhem. sot:tiara miles/victim 32:37 a rude awakening, it was very scary to have glass coming in your face and you not knowing what is going on." track but today it )s a different story- while relatives of the victims are making funeral arrangements.... nat sound volunteers came out to help people with their homes back together. nat sound operation blessing had crews working on homes all day. sot: donald vann/contractor 37:18 i had no other choice my helping hand" track tiara had her roof fixed and says the outpouring of help has been wonderful. sot:tiara miles/victim 33:16 they came and dropped off dog food they ve given us bibles they )ve given us water gift cards to get food all the blessings that are coming in our amazing. and we are very grateful. more than 60 virginia national areas hit hardest across our state. you can see them with chainsaws-- as they help clear trees and pick up d

he's either ernest or julio. the name is donald, and you've been disturbing my beauty rest all day. what are you doing here? i should ask you what you were doing in my townhouse. our school bus got stuck in the snow. man, i'm freezing. your place sure is cold. [ scoffs ] not when you carry your own antifreeze. have some? we're not quite ready for that yet. well, i am. [ coughing ] you got a match? match?! don't you know what the surgeon general said about smoking? [ coughing ] you see what i -- [coughing] -- mean? gee, that's the worst smoker's cough i've ever heard. yeah. [ coughing ] and just imagine if i smoked! mister, we don't want to smoke. we want to build a fire! ahh. where i get my favorite chitterlings ala flamb\. it's empty! now, you just be patient. i live here. i know what i'm doing. now, look, kids, there are only two matches here, so let's gather up all the wood you can. hurry. hey, wait a minute. what y'all doing with my palatial home here? wait. hey, that's my bathtub! hey, what y'all doing here? stop these kids here! what's wrong with y'all? is that all the wood yo

authorities say they found a meth lab in his backyard the isle of wight sheriff's office arrested ernest brock authorities say they discovered the meth lab while brock was being served a warrant for identity theft are sure to her talk to neighbors about what they saw it was a loud start to friday morning for kendall carr minds who lives on meadows five cops one of them was banging on the door trying to get somebody out obviously and kenny yelling and screaming trying to get there via their chin chin or whatever the isle of wight sheriff's office and chesapeake police looking for this man ernest brock to serve a search warrant in regards to identity theft case the law enforcement found was much more a meth lab in a shed in brock's backyard at it and it was all going down also have a granddaughter over here so hope it was very upsetting to see something like that spoil my text or car mine says police fire crews and sheriff's deputies were on scene all day. virginia state police also are at the home in hazmat gear yet they came in with the mass of seats and were carrying with us a five gall

ernest turner's nephew, larry, was died along with his girlfriend's 2-year-old son and 26-year-old nephew. >> oh, just a little baby. >> my heart broke with the baby boy. >> reporter: it hit a swath through waverly, damaging homes and a church and lifting up the trailer. david lives across from the trailer. >> right there on the corner, and came across right there, kitty corner across the street. >> reporter: he took cover in the storm shelter. his home was spared. >> we found the two adult men and the fire guys found the baby on the other side of the woods. >> reporter: as clean up began, heavy machines the pieces of a broken home. many were grateful their homes were spared. >> like it skipped right over them like a miracle. >> reporter: the little boy's mother survived. she was in a car parked right next to the trailer. peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> people in essex county, virginia say they saw at least three funnel clouds in tappahannock and are cleaning up. this man described how they rescued the family. >> my son was -- when i went to the hospital, it tells me it threw him over there and he

secretary of energy ernest moniz will join us. about gas, we'll talk about oil, renewables. a lot to do in a very high energy "power lunch" return after this. choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, all beds on sale. right now find our c2 queen mattress starting at only $599.99. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." two big interviews coming up for you. let's go straight to louisiana, because it is a big day. joining us is neal shear, the ceo of cheniere energy. and there is a massive ship filled with liquefied natural gas right behind him, which is ready to depart, really aside from a -- i don't want to steal the secretary of energy's thund, i'll let him say it, this is the first large scale

absence. s deputy is being held on $100,000 bail, accused of sexually assaulting inmates. 37-year-old ernest blanchette has been indicted on nine accounts of aggravated for loneliest sexual assault. inmates while taking them to or from drexel facilities. -- from correctional facilities. today, a man accused of breaking into homes and do ove -- in dover is under arrest. matthew temple broke into homes during the day looking for jewelry. investigators are looking into four other break-ins. at the state house, a hearing is being held on a proposal to penalty. the bill as acts of terrorism and civil rights offenses to the capital murder statute. that means a person convicted of of mass destruction or by causing the death of a person exercising certain civil acts could face the death penalty if this measure passes. commitment 2016 now -- candidates on both sides of the aisle are out campaigning, hoping to get last minute votes. tomorrow, voters in nevada and south carolina head to the polls. abc' s megan hughes has the latest. megan: donald trump on geoff: "good morning america," sticking to his

including kingpin ernest bevin. >> he is a criminal and a thrug he is somebody that you do not need in your neighborhood. >> sheriff brought in federal agents to assist in the roundup. the priority suspects wanted on federal charges went down first. our cameras were rolling as they were marched into the union county courthouse one by one. then it was back out into the field. >> after knocking off the suspects wanted on federal charges the next thing they did they got in position to make more arrests these suspects wanted on state charges. >> these people are predators. you know, they are the people that prey on the young and they want them to grow up to get hooked to demand the drugs and bring them the money. march of 2014 this sting titled operation roosevelt runners took 136 kilos of cocaine off the street and additional 53 kilos of crack cocaine. detectives say two years of work led up to this. some of the most wanted criminals in union county in shackles. loaded up into the back of a van. sheriff hopes this image sends a message to other criminals. >> we are serving warning that th

ernest -- please, i beg you. well, shall we get started, mr. hitchcock? there are ladies present, tate. let's chat awhile, hmm? so, you're from out of town? where, may i ask, my dear? oh, she's lived all over. yes, mr. hitchcock, if you'll take a look at the presentation. as soon as i can take my eyes off this lovely and incredibly be we are pleased with this man. well, the feeling is mutual. per delighted. the thing is, i only made a reservation at pavillon for you and darrin. they're booked solid. how fortunate for us, hepzibah. we shall dine alone, then. come along. we'll see you after lunch. your majesty. have you ever been to crete? not for centuries. what... what... what happened? [ barking ] how could you do it, sam? how could you do it? w-well, i-i didn't have any choice. i mean, if mr. hitchcock had said one rude word to hepzibah -- and he was about to -- well, she would have zapped him into an aardvark or something. [ barking ] hepzibah: we are home! [ ding! ] some mortals are not without charm. sweetheart! had you but an ounce of ernest's exqui

this is 63 year old raymond ernest ellis -- police say back on january 16, he approached a woman in a parking lot on rosemont road. he was carrying a knife -- and the woman started screaming and managed to get away . then 10 days later -- police say ellis struck again. in the same area on rosemont road -- investigators say he asked a man for a ride. that )s when investigators say he pulled out a knife, and robbed the man. then -- he sexually assaulted him. ellis is facing a list of charges -- including abduction robbery and carjacking. he s being held in the virginia beach jail on no bond. live in the control room gabriella deluca newschannel 3. the 13-year-old blacksburg girl - who was found murdered in north carolina - was laid to rest today. the mystery surrounding her death is haunting parents across the country and forcing them to ask themselves - who their kids are talking to online. teenagers-- nicole lovell was active online and had multiple social media accounts. police now say the virginia tech student david eisenhauer, had an inappropriate relationship with the young teen -

facing charges after he was accused of trying to solicit sex from two 12-year-old girls. 32-year-old ernest hardy used facebook to contact the girls and asked for nude pictures. he also asked both girls to engage in sexual conduct and attempted to meet them twice. the mother of one of the victims was in court today saying she had to see hardy for herself. she asked that we not use her last name or show her face. >> i wanted to see his face, for her. i can' t explain it. phil: he is charged with several felonies and did back in court later this month. jc: also new, a rhode island stripper arrested after police say she robbed a bank. shannon sampson is charged with robbing a santander bank in police say they arrested her in an attleboro motel room where she was found with cash possibly linked to the holdup. sampson listed her occupation in court documents as a dancer at providence strip club. jc: a federal jury says no to forcing a cigarette maker to pay for lung cancer screenings. the jury rejected the claims by a group of massachusetts smokers who filed a class-action lawsuit against philli

ernest they are not asking : apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products, they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. aixa: apple argues there's no way to guarantee the tool won't be used again or fall into the wrong hands. the judge gave the company five days to contest the order as unreasonably burdensome. >> apple could be facing contempt if they decide not to appeal that decision to another court, that court needs to make a decision. the bureau may not be happy, apple may not be happy, it may come back to congress. aixa: the phone in question is property of san bernardino county. that is where farook worked as a health inspector. investigators say he and his wife destroyed their personal cell phones, and removed a hard drive from their computer, which authorities still have not been able to find. stacey: aixa, how exactly is the government hoping apple can hack the phone? aixa: the fbi wants to be able to try many different number combinations in rapid sequence to try to see if it can nail down the pass co

(sot josh ernest / white house spokesman :16- :28) "they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on thth one device." (take graphic full ------------- ---:32/:42) not so says apple ceo tim cook suggests this tool could only be used once, on one phone. but that's simply not true. once created, the technique could be used over and over again, on any number of devices." (sot thomas austin / computer science professor r san jose state univ. . 3-:49) "it's like if you put a key under your mat. how do you make sure only the right people use that key? e fbi wants apple to invent new software to bypass a key security feature that erases all data after ten wrong passcode attempts - so techs can wage a brute-force attack to guesesthe number or password. (sot jamil jaffer / homeland security law professor - george mason law professor 1:05-1:11) "here the government's not asking for a backdoor, what they're asking for is give us the ability to sort of knock on that door a mill

josh ernest / white house spokesman - "they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." not so says apple ceo tim cook ...who writes: "the government suggests this tool could only be used once, on one phone. but that's simply not true. once created, the technique could be used over and over again, on any number of devices." thomas austin / computer science professor - san jose state univ. - "it's like if you put a key under your mat. how do you make sure only the right people use that key? the fbi wants apple to invent new software to bypass a key erases all data after ten wrong passcode attempts - so techs can wage a brute-force attack to guess the number or password. jamil jaffer / homeland security law professor - george mason law professor - "here the government's not asking for a backdoor, what they're asking for is give us the ability to sort of knock on that door a million times until we can break in." but apple says this fight is far bigger

. >> this resolution, requests the governor, pardon sam shepherd, charles greenley, and ernest thomas. >> in front of a good sized crowd, that included family members of four men, accused of raping a white woman in 1949, the mayor signed a proclamation, urging they be exonerated by the governor. the u.s. supreme court overturned the conviction in 1951, based on the lack of evidence. but before the retrial could happen, two were shot and killed. one survived a critical wound, long enough to tell the authorities who shot him. the fourth man was sentenced to life. local level, especially in the city, the legislature, senators, and the governor office would wake up and take notice. to it. >> for many, the case stands as a reminder of the unjustices that the blakz face in -- blacks face in those days. >> some of this magnitude, you can't pretend it didn't happen, it did happen. >> it's changed a bit. it has. it has changed a bit. >> so not enough? >> not enough. not enough. it has not changed enough. >> we've been looking forward to this day for a long time. to get the name cleared. >> for

ernest gallegos and mr. montoya are the names. >>> 30 degrees in denver and lauren is tracking the possibility of snow. the history of the daytona ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> small republican field with jeb bush out and donald trump over the weekend in south carolina. hillary clinton got her own win in nevada. >> democrats will focus on the south and republicans to the west. here is don champion. >> reporter: it was a good weekend for the front runners in the race for the white house. primary, donald trump talked for the nomination. >> i am dealing with talented good people. and i think they will be we have competition. >> us senator ted cruz and marco rubio are fighting for second place as the republicans turned their attention to the both are courting the latino >> each generation before us confronted their problems. problems for the kids. >> if you look at the hispanic community now communities have been hurt harder by the disastrous obama clinton side. >> clinton has gained momentum saturday's nevada caucuses.

ryan mcdonagh returned to practice in ernest today, it should be all systems go tooumorrow night against the black hawks. >> feel pretty good out there, and like i said a couple days ago, they've come back pretty fast here in the last few days. so not even thinking about it any more. that's the biggest thing for me, just focus on playing the way i need to play, and having fun out there. >> in college basketball tonight, rutgers guns for their first big 10 of the year in illinois. services of star freshman cory sanders. the school suspended the terrific guard for a violation of team rules, sanders leads the scarlett nights in scoring, assists and steals. rutgers are currently 0-12 in the big 10 and hasn't won since late december. >>> it's a mere formality that the united states women's national team qualifies for the olympics. they're the three-time defending gold medalists. we saw the birth of the teams latest storied sensation. she's a local girl. crystal dunn had five career international goals entering last night. what did she do puerto rico? she had five tallies in an olympic stage g

ernest must have been a great person." thank you for joining us today. i' m fernando espuelas, and we' ll see you again next week for "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

. >>> it's the suite by ernest block.much more laid back, very, very beautiful. >> reporter: the strings are are the star of the rest of the show. >>> this is a small group of string players, nine vial -- violins and cellos. >>> the performance is 28th and 29th at the kimmel center. visit 6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >>> and another live look at the snow falling in parts of the region, sky6 live hd showing you the platt bridge somewhere in there, you can see it in the middle of the screen. traffic is moving at a good clip. the snow is is not sticking not roads, visibility ask an issue, so take it easy out and about on the roads at this hour. >>> david murphy is here. >> reporter: i've gotten tons of tweets from people of side streets where they are snow covered. we're waiting for the warmer air to push into cape may and up into philadelphia. that will happen at 6:00 p.m. in and around the i-95 corridor and later in allentown. we're probably not getting above freezing

ernest must have been a great person." thank you for joining us today. i'm fernando espuelas, and we'll see you again next week for "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight, the super bowl 50 celebration begins right here in spectacular san francisco. in less than 24 hours, all eyes will be on the game and the commercials. for the next hour, we're counting down the 10 greatest super bowl commercials of all

baseball workouts have begun in ernest down in florida. in port st. lucie, zach wheeler continued his return from tommy johns surgery p.m.. >> i stayed down here in port st. lucie and watched the team from here.

ernest gallegos and mr. montoya are the names. >>> 31 degrees in denver this morning. >>> an update on the lost and found story about a wedding ring down that a broncos game. the latest on the search for the owner. ,, ,, the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. >>> and eco-well-known made a trip to colorado. >> this is an effort to save >> reporter: he is the symbol of auburn university spirit. >> his name is no by. >> the golden eagle impermanent captivity at the se. raptor ctr. in alabama. >>> this bird weighs 8 pounds. and a bald eagle named spirit recently flew cargo to

nicole and tom, ernest hemingway once wrote a novel titled for whom the bell tolls. today at the first baptist church of williamsburg the bell tolled for healing for a nation. the bell tolled for strength for you and me. as we begin black history month the bell rang as a symbol of unity like music to the ears. something far more powerful than division has proved over time. (bell ringing) ringing ... 58:27 soon a will be done with the troubles of the world troubles of the world troubles of the world 58:33 a choir of college students who've only heard stories of segregation sang negro spritituals behind those who fought against it on the front lines. 19:56 we've learned to live apart now we must learn to live together 20:02 and a multi-generational, multi-ethnic audience listened to leaders still paving the way. 6:32 it is through the history of first baptist church that we can all see the parallels between african american history and the history of the united states 6:39 there were many faces of american history represented here today. (17)17:55 i think that the bell

the four candidates are kevin griffin, ernest reeves, chris rey, and deborah ross. the topics included health care and social security, but they also talked about allowing syrian refugees into north carolina. >> we have to lead the world in honoring every individual. we are the light of the world. people want to come here for a reason. we need to bring them in through a comprehensive screening continually review. >> i would open up the united states to syrian refugees as long as they can be verified by the fbi and all the agencies in the united states. if they cannot be verified, then i don't think they should be coming into the united states. >> i would want the american people to know is that we do have one of the most stringent laws in place on how to bring individuals to this country working with the fbi, cia and all our national security organizations, and so we have a process in place that is one of the best in the nation. >> we do have very strict guidelines for which refugees can come into this country and we should adhere to those guidelines and make sure t

ernest ward says a man in a hoodie through a gun in his face and demanded keys. >> he stuck the peace in my face and told me to get out. i don' what. t know none of that. jason: police say the stolen car is a tan, 2007 lexus e.s. 350. ward was not hurt and the man who stole his car is still out there. michelle: a seminole county schools director is accused of shoplifting from an apartment -- department store. he is facing charges of retail theft. officers say she tried to steal more than $800 with the merchandise from a kohl' s on c blake road. the security guard reportedly she is the director of the office of school safety and alternative placement in seminole county. just into wesh 2, a new poll shows marco rubio is losing to donald trump here in his home state. with a little under three weeks to go until the republican primary, a brand-new poll of republican voters in florida has trump way ahead of rubio. 44% to 28%. ted cruz is a 12%. meanwhile, those candidates will debate tonight in houston as scott mclean reports, it could get rough between rubio and trump. >> just a few precio

ernest ward spoke with us. he said he was at an apartment complex in orlando when a man in a hoodie through gun his face and demanded the keys. >> step in my face and told me get out. i don' t know if it' s loaded a lot. so i just go with what he says. jason: the stolen cars a tan 2000 evan lexus es 350. it was taken from the eagle reserves apartments on cinderlane parkway. the man who stole it is still out there. this morning, a store clerk hurt in a shooting opens up exclusively to wesh 2 news. in this surveillance video from see the clerk walking out with buckets of mop water the night of februry 7th. then, four men barge in one with a gun demanding money. when the clerk returns, he sees cason the store. there' s a struggle and the clerk is shot twice in the leg. >> he starts shooting the door. he should up there, he shoot down there. it hit here and came out here. jason: deputies are solution for the men in this footage. if you know who they are, call crime line at 1-800 423-tips. florida health officials s

the four candidates are kevin griffin, ernest reeves, chris rey, and deborah ross. the topics included health care and social security. they also talked about allowing syrian refugees into north carolina. >> we have to lead the world in honoring every individual. we are the light of the world. people want to come here for a reason. we need to bring them in through a comprehensive screening process that we need to continually review. i would open up the united >> states to syrian refugees as long as they can be verified by the fbi and all the agencies in the united states. however if they cannot be , verified, then i don't think they should be coming into the united states. american people to know is that we do have one of the most stringent laws in place on how to bring individuals to this country, working with the fbi, cia and all our national , security organizations and so we have a process in place that is one of the best in the nation >> we do have very strict guidelines for which refugees can come into this country and we should adhere to those guidelines and

rick scott and his cabinet pardon samuel shepherd, walter irving, charles greenlee and ernest thomas. thomas was killed by a sheriff' s posse. greenlee was given a life sentence. shepherd and irving were sentenced to death. a new trial was ordered for shepherd and irving, they were later shot. shepherd fatally by lake county sheriff' s. we see new cases of zika virus near florida. jason: what orange county leaders are planning to do to keep mosquitoes out of the area. michelle: we will try you why hillary clinton park at her >> you' re watching wesh 2. jason: we all but with the rise know mosquitoes are an annoying fact of life in central florida. but with the rise of the zika virus, controlling the bugs has taken on new urgency. michelle: right now, the spread of zika locally is just a threat, but as wesh 2' s alex villarreal reports, it' s one orange county leaders are preparing for. >> if you' re traveling to any of risk, when you come back please be very conscientious for two weeks that you don' t come into contact with mosquitoes. we don' t want our mosquitoes to become infected

ernest blanchette allegedly targeted prisoners under his watch. he is accused of sexually inmates while transporting them between correctional facilities across the state. it is a felony when a person of authority has sexual relations with an inmate, regardless of whether consent was given. >> we are alleging he engaged in sexual intercourse with two different female inmates during this transports. heather: blanchette is already facing trial for a different sexual assault on another female inmate last october. ed: and we continue to follow the breaking news on the umass amherst campus, where there is a there is a shelter in place at pierpont tall. we will continue to follow the developments and bring you updates tonight. >> i have never felt tragedy like this, never. ed: you never say that. new at 6:00, coping with a tragic loss. only on 5, the parents of a little girl killed in a freak accident speak out for the first time. heather: also new tonight, a warning about these special visitors. how far away you need to stay from them, and why. harvey:

ernest must have been a great person." thank you for joining us today. i' m fernando espuelas, and we' ll see you again next week for "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders,