is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state? >> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software

state university. and sanders is speaking with supporters at claflin university. that's where we find billie jean shaw. bernie sanders will host an hbcu stop and rally at claflin university in orangeburg. he'll talk about making college inequality and criminal justice reform. in one last push to rally support from orangeburg county voters, bernie sanders will speak at claflin university. our billie jean shaw is there where supporters are already starting to come in. bernie sanders has a lot of supporters here at claflin today which isn't a surprise since the vermont senator is pulling heavy support from college students. the question is will that support help him win over south carolinians tomorrow. polls show clinton is still maintaining a double digit lead over the vermont sanders. a short time ago i spoke to studedes about what issues they are looking forward to sanders speaking on today. sanders is set to take the stage in the next hour. he will be joined by state rep. justin bamberg, rapper killer

at claflin university and the state house... later this week. fox will also be headlining "get out the vote rallies" at voorhees college and denmark technical college today. the south carolina state university board of trustees is set to meet today. that's set for nine this morning. and later tonight... the university will hold a dinner for administration members. they say they want to express their "appreciation for the university's efforts and dedication... in preparing for the recent hearing before the south carolina house ways and means higher education sub- committee." officials say no public foundation funds will be used to pay for the event. you'll recall the university has struggled to get out of the red... and has been working to get out of millions of dollars worth of debt. the meeting comes a day after hundreds at south carolina state university came together to honor and remember the lives lost during the orangeburg massacre. on february eighth, 19-68... 200-activists on the campus came together to protest a bowling alley's refusal t

at manchester field on the kent state universe campus. again, tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. i'm brandon simmons, channel 3 news. >> thank you. >>> one person is dead after an early morning accident on i-90 the crash happened after 3:00 a.m.. the accident was is severe that the front end of the car was fit in the half. >>> a sad break in the case of a mansfield woman, who has been missing since last july. police believe they found the remains of patsy hudson. investigators have been searching since saturday night in several spots throughout rich hand county and say remains were found at several sites they searched. two were arrested last week in connection. >>> someone posted new pictures of high school girls to the internet. police want to know who did it and want that to serve as a warning to parents. channel 3's alyssa joins us live in twinsburg tonight with how this happened. hi, alyssa. >>reporter: the website is called tumblr. it's a microblogging and social it's the usual story. investigators think the girls sent these victims, sent them via text or snap chat for certa

norfolk state university students say they're fed up with finding cockroaches all over the dorm right. cockroaches are asking university leaders what they're doing about the problem. plus more reaction coming in after the york county sheriff decided to put in god we trust decals on every patrol (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) . they are your dorm room door for states to tell us they're being overrun by roaches students say they're finding cockroaches in the showers in the hallway and in their bedrooms and christina surgical is looking into what the university is doing to try and fix the bumper of the all too familiar sound because of the union say is an all too familiar sights and the year three we already know it is roach to norfolk state university sophomores tommy their dorm building has been infested with cockroaches for months the home. oh

even down to south carolina state university and down to charleston, s.c., and that movement began to come together, although it was spontaneous at first, it is evolved into an organized movement of young people. it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15, elected to state president of the youth council and college chapter of the naacp for the whole state of south carolina. and we began to coordinate our efforts as a state. we were given an attorney that worked with us who later became a judge, matthew j. perry. and he worked with us on cases and files. if there were arrests, he handled it. locally, we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney, and willie t. smith, who was another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a state-wide movement that began to garner some attention. so when jackie robinson came to greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport. out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great, the level of jackie robinson, being refused the use of a wa

iowa state university researchers are testing out a metal 3d printer. steve: really cool. kcci's vanessa peng shows us how these printers could change the entire manufacturing industry. vanessa take a look, no molds or : casting, these metal trinkets and parts were printed. >> it will be a game changer. vanessa iowa state university : and ciras, the center for industrial research and service have teamed up to figure out how to best use metal 3d printers and teach companies what they've , learned. >> we are doing a lot of this research that no one can do at this point because the technology is not out there yet. vanessa this is how the prox 300 : printer works. it lays down a very fine layer of metal powder,in this case stainless steel. and welds the powder together. one pass at a time, layer after layer every part is printed this , way. this part is made up of 300 to 400 layers. once the machine is done printing they take out the block , and then you'll see how tall these parts are once they're at that point they them off if you -- they break them off. you can see this hon

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she'll be going to a rally today, at south carolina state university. at 4:45, clinton will be joined by her husband bill clinton for another rally. it will begin at 8. >> former president bill clinton has been stomping the campaigns real hard. he wowed the crowds yesterday. saying she is one candidate who can move it forward. >> what we need had to do is make america whole again, so that picture of the future. so we can all rise together. that's what this election is about. >> the chin tons have stops planned and their daugher will be joining, in charleston and here, and we have a complete list of all of those stops. meanwhile bernie sanders is back, he will be attending a tour rally, at 5:30. he will also attend a rally at the twp auditorium. remember tomorrow is the democratic primary. polls open at 7-7. if you already voted in the republican primary you cannot vote for a democrat this weekend. we'll have the complete coverage tomorrow. nearly 8 billion budget proposal heading to the house floor. education and for gives 12 million in loans to south c

and i will have to say iowa state university was critical to this decision as well." the city council of johnston took action later on friday to support the actions of the ieda in providing financial assistance to the proposed merger of dowdupont for a total of one million matching dollars. not exactly new dollars, it's a extension of the tax increment financing agreements with dupont pioneer, which has been in the johnston community for 90 years. the incentive is for 250 to 500 jobs, primarily for research. mayor paula dierenfeld of johnston says, "without those research and development jobs, we wouldn't have all of the other jobs that pioneer has that support the research and development so the investments that we're making in the 500 jobs really means an investment in 2600 jobs and probably more jobs than that in the future." the incentive money is based on the deal moving forward. no money will be spent until washington has approved the merger. and the company splits into three separate entities. the money is also based on a commitment for dowdupont to spend aroun

a shooting near the kent state university campus, jessica dill joins us in just won't. >> the race for white house intensifies, it's time for the new hampshire primary the latest on on the last-minute push for votes.o >> what everybody is talking about after super bowl 50 going to recap the game and the thank you for joining us. >> there has been a major a major tip and the temperatures can pay update from aj colby . it is a slushy wet snow out here we've got some wet snowflakes, the ground is having a candy coating, rar, some areas are slick and slick spots on untreated surfaces this will continue to move north and east currently 34 degrees . just above freezing at hopkins crib-cam is, zero visibility . from outer space lots of cloud cover with temperatures in the 30s, and ashtabula and youngstown do have 40, on satellite radar composite, do the 3-d weather flight to show you the snowfall, and lots of cold air to the northwest .eal low pressure continues to spiral . another cold air, eventually, by tomorrow night, especially wednesday, some decent lake effect snowfall . perhaps 1 inch

hillary clinton scheduled to take the stage at south carolina state university any minute now. earlier today she was in atlanta and spoke about her economic goals. mrs. clinton: we need to tear down economic barriers. there are still too many, and too high for folks that want to get ahead. we need more good paying jobs so that incomes can rise again. we need to be sure we are making investments here in georgia and across america that will make us more prosperous and stronger. gabrielle: live pictures from orangeburg, where congressman jim clyburn is there, getting ready to introduce hillary clinton at south carolina state university. after her stop there, she will scheduled to be at a fish fry with bernie sanders later tonight, also in orangeburg. she was also scheduled to be in columbia. coming up later in the newscast. nigel: speaking of bernie sanders, he's expected to make stops in south carolina today as well ahead of tomorrow's primary. you can see he will be in columbia in orangeburg later tonight. earlier today he was in minnesota. sanders met with about a dozen native

joel: here's a live look at the campus of appalachian state university. they might get five to 10 inches of snow up in the mountains. this could impact of much of our state. it looks very pretty. that is a romantic looking picture. for valentine's day. liz: central north carolina is often caught right on that line where the temperatures are cold enough to get freezing rain rather than snow. it looks like a mixed bag once again this time. trying to make this is simple as we can. the first thing you can expect is from 3:00 a.m. most of the winter weather will move through. we're calling it a mixed bag of precipitation. snow, freezing rain, and rain. bridges and overpasses. it should become all rain throughout the entire area by monday afternoon and evening. rain will continue on tuesday. we'll talk about the threat we shouldn't have too much worry for tuesday. i live look at raleigh. clouds are pushing on in. 30 degrees in durham. 29 in holly springs. 28 in roxboro. here's what is happening right now. the radar showing some snow. it is not actually reaching

a controversial strip club ad that targets co-eds at texas state university has been pulled from the campus newspaper. the ad was for a san antonio night spot called sugars. while it won't be in the next edition of the university star, it has sparked an on- going discussion about freedom of the press and if a school newspaper is the appropriate place for a strip club help wanted ad. at a campus garage, on the west side of texas state university, raemi walker, a junior, works 3 days a week to earn some much needed cash. one job she isn't interested in doing appeared earlier this week in the campus newspaper. sugars, a san antonio night club- paid $3,000 to run several half page your tuition" by while walker disappointed. little jobs around campus and around san marcos, that, that shouldn't be walker. operates like a main officials with texas school advisor. bob bajackson has that advisory position and told fox7 the ad copy was vetted. "and it starts with the account executive, they discuss it, then they inform the editor, and if the editor doesn't have a problem with it, the editorial

she is taking part in a "get out the vote" tour.she will be speaking to students at sc state university from 2 until 3...then she will head oveveto claflin university and speak to students there at 4pm. admission is free and the public is invited to both events. 3 3 evangelist franklin graham will be in columbia today.it's all part of the decision

leaders at south carolina state university say the school still needs improvement as they try to straighten out their financial books. school officials met with the sc state board to go over the numbers today. our billie jean shaw is there live right now. billie jean. think of today's meeting as a progress report. board members were handed a color coded report from each department. areas highlighted in green means the department is up to par and anything else in red means need for improvement. "red" is the financial audit for federal grants and programs. referred to as the a-133 audit, the university controller says staff is late on giving the auditor the necessary data to complete the audit. while leaders were not able to tell me deadline for the audit, trustee james clark says the reason for the delay is due to all the hard work it takes to gather the documents. "one request might result in the searching for ten people, 30 files, a document 3withing there that might include five signatures and so forth. so we have to go and get those physical documents and put them in order and allow some

. >>> south carolina state university students and staff joined together for a prayer circle on the orangeburg campus today. in light of the school's recent financial struggles a group prayed for a brighter future for the students and community leaders say they want people to have a positive perception of the school. >> you know, when it comes down to it this community sticks togegeer regardless. even the students are a south carolina state they show that today. >> today's prayer was sponsored by the south carolina state university religious life counsel and student life and leadership. >>> some of you out there saw a afternoon. we had reports of flurries from columbia and other areas. there may even be a few more evening is over. about. south carolina's weatherman jim gandy is watching things for us now, and just a few hit and miss flurries here and there, >>> that is about it. the radars continuing to show throughout the afternoon and precipitation. much of the precipitation showing up is not even making it to the ground. all you will see as a few flurries, brief snow shower trying to make i

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. >>> their son died following football practice at the florida state university 12 years ago. they settled with the university following his death. but they have been waiting on lawmakers to approve their claims bill. matt galka explains. >> reporter: 15 years ago, devaughn darling had big dreams. he was a football player at florida state university playing alongside his twin brother devar. then he died one morning during a brutal morning practice. >> he was buried in his florida state uniform down in houston texas right now. because we love this place so much. >> reporter: the darling family 2004 for $2 million. but the school was only allowed to pay $200,000 to the family. the rest has to be paid by the legislature. that has yet to happen. >> it is time for justice for devaughn. >> reporter: joyner has joined the family's claim. >> deliverance to this family's justice is now in its 15th year. almost as long as devaughn walked the streets of this earth. >> reporter: the family's push for justice comes with some irony as you can see. it is fsu day at the capital. while the gar

hillary clinton is scheduled to speak at south carolina state university in a historically black college in orangeburg. our live coverage of her rally in a little more than half an hour at 4:40 5 pm eastern on our companion network c-span and senator sanders is also speaking in order tobird and another historically black college called clapham university and that's getting underway at 5:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span 2 . c-span's campaign 2016 is taking on the road to the white house and saturday is the south carolina democratic primary. our life coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern with election results and speeches from the democratic candidate, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. we get your reactions phone calls and to join us saturday for life coverage on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> book pds the 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors on c-span 2. here are some of the programs on for this weekend. saturday at 7:30 pm eastern, david randall of the national association of scholars talk about some of the books incoming college freshmen are asked to read before the first da

hillary clinton will host an hbcu rally at south carolina state university. doors open at 3:15. after that, the clintons will kick off the "get out and vote rally" at boyd plaza at the corner of hampton & main street. admission will start at 6. bernie sanders will host an hbcu stop and rally at claflin university in orangeburg. he'll talk about making college affordable, income inequality and criminal justice reform. doors open up at 3:30. later that day sanders will head to columbia for an event at the township auditorium. doors open at 4. tonight-- our decision 2016 coverage ahead of the democratic primary continues with a live special report on wis. we'll have reports from the liberty tap room talking to experts about the upcoming vote, and have an in-depth look at the candidates. our hour-long decision 2016 special starts tonight we have extensive coverage of the democratic primary and the preparations for super tuesday from both sides on wis-tv-dot-com. just click on the special decision 2016 section. titi now for an update o oyour weather. for that we turn to meteorologist

hillary clinton will host an hbcu rally at s-c state university. doors open at 3:15. after that, the clintons will kick off the "get out and vote rally" at boyd plaza at the corner of hampton & main streets in admission starts at 6. bernie sanders will host an hbcu stop and rally at orangeburg. he'll talk about making college affordable, income inequality and criminal justice reform. doors open up at 3:30. later in the day, sanders will head to columbia for an event at the township auditorium. doors open at 4...for the 7 o'clock event. wis will be bringing you complete team coverage of the democratic primary starting tomorrow morning at 9. we'll be live at the polls following the voters and the candidates. we'll also have special live coverage at 7pm as the results start trickling in. we have extensive coverage of the democratic primary and the lead up for super tuesday on wis-tv-dot- com. just click on the special decision 2016 section. the sixth annual lifesavers blood drive is officially underway. doors are open right now at the columbia metropolitan convention cen

we stopped by a day party at virginia state university put on today. a way to raise money for the school. they are struggling when it comes to finances. a new president has been selected to help the school bounce back. and other historically black colleges and universities are facing challenging times. low enrollment and having to complete with other popular universities for the same student population can be a challenge. ciaa this week took the time to celebrate scholarship in basketball but the president tells me the struggle continues. >> one of our critical plans is to make sure that young people understand the value of the students who are highly motivated and want a quality education we are engaged in fundraising to make sure that our alums and the community those who care about virginia state university can invest. >> and investing is what it's about to keep the hbcu's alive and the party raised about $10,000 to keep students in school. live in uptown, dedrick russell wbtv on your side. >> all right thank you. >> lots of folks in town. hopefully

stacey: a personalized message for every student who makes it into iowa state university. steve: after they're accepted, future iowa state students are now being welcomed to the school with a video that's all their own. stacey: kcci's vanessa peng live to show us what they're saying about it. vanessa: students who haven't even started classes here yet say they feel like they're a part of the cyclone family. that is because of a video that stars them. >> what's up? >> at first i thought it was real, but that is just because i'm blonde. acceptance letters and e-mails every future iowa state , university student is getting something else. >> i applied to other colleges and none of them did anything like that. vanessa: they're a part of breaking news. >> this is christine romans from the cnn news desk with some breaking news. vanessa: even basketball coach steve prohm knows about it. >> i have got to get the word out. >> make you feel special and that you were going to be a part of the isu family. >> being a medium sized university, we really like to reach out to our students a

clinton late friday afternoon---trying to stir up support from younger voters at south carolina state university. it was a short speech----focusing in part on her history of working in the state after graduating from law school. she praised president obama's record on economic recovery and healthcare, calling herself a "proud defender" of the president. i asked her later---if her approach as president would be an extension of the obama years. i'm not running for president obama's third term. i'm not running for my husband's third term. but i do really respect the accomplishments each of them achieved during their presidencies. i think it would be unwise to say i've nothing to learn from anybody. you know there are things i respect about republican presidents. i want to pull together the best ideas, the best people. the former secretary has powerful support--as much as 70 per cent among black south carolinians---especially older female voters, a group more likely than any other to turn out for a i'm not new to these issues. i've been working on issues of equity and poverty and opportunity my enti

elizabeth: a personalized message for every student who makes it into iowa state university. after they're accepted, future iowa state students are now being welcomed to the school with a video that's all their own. eric: kcci's vanessa peng shows us what those students are saying about it. >> what's up? this is huge news. thought it was real, but that's just because i'm blonde. vanessa: in between the college acceptance letters and emails. >> wow it's time to drop the banner. >> and we need to alert cnn on it. vanessa: every future iowa state university student is getting something else. john barclay: i applied to other colleges and none of them did anything like that it. vanessa: they're a part of breaking news. >> hello everyone. this is the cnn news desk. vanessa: even steam -- steve prohm those about it. >> it made you feel special in that you are going to be part of the isu family. >> being a medium-size university we like to reach out to individuals and give them a personalized experience. >> it was so cool how they put our name and it. vanessa: admissions folks won't t

fayetteville state university is a historically black university. alumni are worried that the plan would change the composition of the student the name to unc fayetteville. other schools being considered are elizabeth city state, winston-salem state, and unc pembroke. >>> president obama ordered flags flown at half staff in the nation's capital to pay tribute to supreme court justice antonin scalia who died over the weekend. now, the vacancy shaping the presidential race. weijia jiang reports from the supreme court. >> reporter: the owner of the west texas ranch where justice antonin scalia died he said the 79-year-old was found and complete repose in his room on saturday. scalia was on a hunting trip and was his, her, usual personable self the night before. professionally, is known as a conservative titan, while serving the nation's highest court. >> if it's a question of individual rights and liberties that's what i'm therefore. >> reporter: scalia's sudden- death leaves the supreme court evenly divided, with four conservative and four liberal just

but, an iowa state university species of mosquitoes that can carry the zika virus has been here in the state. in an iowa state university lab they breed mosquitoes. , across the hallway, a researcher hopes he will soon take a close look at the mosquito-borne zika virus. >> this is such a new thing, that everyone in the research world is sort of clamoring at opportunities to go ahead and look at it. vanessa: ryan smith is the head of the breeding lab. he says two species of mosquitoes are known to carry the virus that causes microcephaly, a serious birth defect where kids are born with smaller than average heads. >> we have at least some reports that one of those species, aedes albopictus, has actually been found in iowa. there is the possibility if it does continue to spread in the united states that it could make it to iowa. vanessa: they don't breed the aedes albopictus, or asian tiger mosquito, in the isu lab. smith says since it's winter don't panic quite yet, unless you're traveling to latin america, where zika virus is >> the biggest concern, i guess, for people in iowa is if the

out the vote hbcu rally" today at south carolina state university. that's going to take place at the dukes gymnasium at 4:45. then later tonight, hillary clinton will be joined by her husband and former president bill clinton for another rally in boyd plaza. that's at t e corner of hamptonn and main street. the rally starts at 8:00. bill clinton also has stops planned in aiken and bluffton today. the former president has been busy shoring up support for his wife. clinton rallied a packed gymnasium in winnsboro yesterday telling the e owd hillary is the one candidate who can move this country forward. >> what we need to do is make can see themselves in the picture of the future, so we can all rise together, that's what this election is about. >> rochelle: and the clinton's daughter chelsea will also be campaigning for her mom today. she'll be in charleston and right here in the capital city. for a complete list of her campaign stops, be sure to check out our website abccolumbia.com. >>> rochelle: bernie sanders is back in the midlands today. sanders w

tonight -- the norfolk state university basketball player who was in a coma weeks ago -- is out of the hospital. amber brown made her first trip back to campus today. only 10 on your side's liz kilmer was there. liz -- must've been an emotional reunion with teammates and classmates. this young woman suffered strokes, heart attacks, seizures, brain swelling - at first it looked like she wasn't going to make it. fastforward not even two months later - amber is walking, talking, joking. she and loved ones say their lives have changed - but for the better. c18 amber 00:25:11 "i feel great to be home, to be with people that love me." hugging friends, with a warm smile. this is the dreamed of, as amber brown spent night after night, in a coma. a vision -- now, real. c17 mom 00:17:42 "for your dreams to come true- what do you do? what do you do when your dreams come true?" (laughs) what do you do when your prayers are answered, what do you do other than say 'thank you jesus?'" c18 00:25:18 "i just always, every morning my mom and i prayed and we just thank god for the miracle that he let us h

today marks 48 years since the orangeburg massacre--and today at sc state university, school leaders and students took time to remember the event and inspire young people to stand up for justice. three men were killed on campus on february 8th, 1968--as highway patrolmen shot into a crowd of student activists on campus. close to 30 others were wounded...including doctor cleveland sellers, who is now president of vorhees college. he says when he looks back on that day--he realizes there is still a long way to go in the fight against injustice. "when i look back at the orangeburg tragedy on that night, february 8th, 1968, i can remember vividly everything that transpired on that particular night. and i could remember, not only was i in pain from the gunshot, but i was in pain perpetuated against unarmed students on the campus of south carolina state college, at that time, now south carolina state university." sellers spoke at today's ceremony. other family members of the victims and survivors were also there today. there was a moment of silence as well for the 9 victims of the mother e

is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state?> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software in place. we bring a better set of automation tools and importantly build analytics into the core product. they also get better business intel jns and analysis out of the system as well. all at a lower cost going forward. >> you mentioned to me that company a company buys another company or a business you work for is acquired it is good for you. i know one was ivago. is that an opportunity for you? a merger, acquisition is an opportunity for us. both hp and ebay split. in both cases, they used workday for both companies that were split apart. any time there is a change -- >> paypal is a fast growing company. >> yes. >> i want to ask you about bank of america. when you get the financial customers it means it doesn't stop at hr. are you able to integrate the things you do out of bank of america the way you have in morgan stanley. >> we are able to start out with hr and payroll and expand over time.

basketball team defeated elizabeth city state university. credit is given to them for the kickoff of the ciaa tournament. >> golden balls. and that powerful storm system moving towards the carolinas caused damage in louisiana. alex giles is live in the alert center with video. louisiana. this is recent video of this afternoon bad damage reported in parts of louisiana according to cbs news this is from prairieville. no reported injuries that is good. but bad thing... look at the damage. there have been reports of tornadoes. and officials are investigating trying to confirm whether or not a funnel cloud touched down in the state. and there are downed power lines in several areas. that is some nasty stuff. no injuries have been reported so far out there. >> thank you. and looks like we have strong winds headed our way. we will track that system. thomas keeping a close eye and this thing has lots of layers to it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. there is a lot of concerns on the table with this. we have a strong wind field and flood potent

zion church of oakwood village and board of trustee of central state university. it's february, a month in which also known as african-american history month, a time when all americans pay tribute to those black americans who have worked tirelessly to make our nation what it is today. inventors, activists, scientists, political leaders, doctors, lawyers, all proud americans who believed in the concept of preserving the rights still fight for today. the concept was proposed right in our backyard. in february of 1969, a group of young students from kent state university came up with the idea. that proposal later became officially recognized by the u.s. government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to "seize the opportunity" to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history. so i urge you to "seize the moment." let's give credit where credit is due and pay tribute to those who have done great things for mankind. let us honor and thank those hard and made sa

the flint water crisis is near iowa state university basketball player. cyclone guard monte morris is from flint. kcci's rose heaphy is in studio. rose morris inspired an iowa , company to give big didn't he? rose: steve, yes he did. heidi -- hy-vee teamed up with the basketball star to send thousands of gallons of water to the city. morris says it pains him to hear how his hometown is struggling. he says this shows he's all in for flint. junior guard monte morris leads the cyclones in assists. but now ames is working to assist him. >> i know it's rough back home. the water is coming out like orange, or something and you , can't really put words behind that. >> my hometown flint michigan has been hit with a water crisis. >> last week morris posted this video to his twitter asking people to donate. help came in the form of trucks. all filled with drinking water. >> it brought a lot of tears to my eyes because nobody wants it's just hard to talk about honestly. >> hy-vee's ceo heard morris' call to action. he decided to donate five trucks of bottled water a

the man died during the 12th annual krispy kreme challenge, according to north carolina state university officials. in a press release the university said the 58- year-old male stepped out of the race within the first mile and reported having chest pains. ems transported him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. coming up... we'll have more on last night's game, including highlights and post-game reaction. and tonight marks a huge opportunity for the usc women's team. break 1 the carolina panthers turn in a not so super performance...as they fall to broncos in super bowl 50. the panthers were favored by less than a touchdown....they wind up losing by two t-d's. charlotte native and nba star pounding the drum for the panthers...... the cats playing in their second super bowl...looking for their first title. denver quarterback peyton manning playing in his fourth super bowl....looking for his second ring. first quarter...the broncos bringing the heat to cam newton....von miller strips the football....malik jackson falls on it in the end zone for a touchdown....ten- nothing second q

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. >>> a tragedy set offering questions at a state university. friends and family say he was a healthy and happy basketball player. investigators think he may have been hazed to death. >>> people looking for romance allegedly victimized by this man. >>> and delayed by this. an out of control car causes major headaches. >>> otis livingston live at mets spring training in florida. hi, otis. >> reporter: hey, sind does. it's sure to be a long road pack to the world series for the mets, but that gelling process has begun. day two of spring training. at a time, one pitch at a time. >>> thousands of mourners at justice scalia's funeral today. the service was held in washington, d.c. among the many digitorus, vice president joe biden and all eight supreme court justices. scalia's long time friend justice clarence thomas shared a reading from the new testament and scalia's son who is a catholic priest delivered mass with a mixture of reverence and humor. times or mixed them up, but there are nine of us. he loved us. and soft to show that love. >> scalia

tonight at a rally at south carolina state university. she says it is important for everyone to vote in the primary, especially young people, because there are lots of issues that impact them in the future and says there is a big divide on what each party believes, and how they will address the issue, including how to pay for a college education. >> we are going to make college affordable. we are going to lower the cost. we are going to make it possible to go to college, get free tuition. you will not have to borrow money to attend college. a college like this that has such a storied history deserves our help and support. >> tonight clinton will be in columbia for a rally that starts at 8:00. her husband, former president bill clinton is expected to be there. meanwhile bernie sanders held a rally today as part of operation get out the vote. he is hosting a event at the township auditorium near

next the unconventional skills one eastern iowa teenager you might not know this, but iowa state university's department of porticulture is one of the oldest programs on the ames c cus. pus.and recently, the department >>> iowa state yurt university's department of horticulture is own of the oldest on campus. sports reporter caught up with one student who will level the >> my dad worked for farm service. when we were little, we used to go o o and workk with him. coming in, we came in and met my advisor. she asked me if i knew what option i wanted. she said turf grass. >> reporter: it's taking the iowa state junior to the super bowl. >> it's a program that pickck one intete each year to go to some of the greatest professionals in the turf management industry... turf managers not just from around the country but around the world are gonna try and be there ."d while she'll be the third iowa state intern in four years georgie is also breaking ground... ground...she's the only woman in turf grass managemtn right now in ouprogram we have about 30-40 students turf grass..there are so many opportunit

now he's operations manager at the south dakota state university southeast research farm by beresford.but a lot of his time isn't spent *here*... *inside*..."this is our swine barn, here."he's usually out in the field...literally. running experiments to bio - filters attached to this swine barn.they've really barn. they've really cut down that *hog* smell."we've had a lot of interest from county commissioners and producers." this high tunnel's only a year old.inside is an experiment brad's really excited about. "doubled their growth."he's growing things like strawberries and fruit trees... not traditional high-tunnel crops...and they're doing very well.the peach trees have doubled in height!"we're going to gain about three weeks on each end of the growing season in here."a science experiment that seems successful for now...one of many...and a way of life for a guy like brad rops."hopefully we make the mistakes here, so the farmers don't have to."if you think of a farmer that might be great on "proud to be a hometown farmer" tell us about them! (**take gfx**)you can nominate them on our we

the i-s-u department of horticluture is one of the oldest programs on the campus of iowa state university -- and over the last four years, its teamed up with a fifty- year old american tradition . .georgie heitshusen of north english is the third iowa state student in the last four years to intern at the superbowl.this is the fourteenth year the toro company has run the internship program.georgie credits her previous internship experience for her success -- especially her time at michigan state last summer with one of the nation's leading female turf managers. tim van loo who is the turf manager here and myself worked on getting her some place with a female turf manager so she could find a mentor and a role model within the industry. industry.coming up tonight on cbs 2 news ten at ten we'll show you how georgie is shattering barriers in the turf world. leaders are hearing from school bell schedule. schedule.the new schedule went into effect this year and a task force is now reviewing the change.district leaders are specifically looking at how the change is impacting learning for elementar

state. reporter: a poll out today from monmouth university has cruz more than holding his own in his home state. it shows him with support of 38% of texas republicans there. donald trump at 23. marco rubio at 21. but the important number here, gerri is 20. 20% is the threshold any candidate needs to clear in order to receive delegates from texas come tuesday night. back to you. gerri: blake, thanks for the great reporting. turning to chuck and ford. ford, i start with you. you're seeing numbers, right? trump has been like a freight train. he is on a role here taking three states. is there anything candidates can do at this point to stop him? >> they can start winning. that is best way to stop donald trump. gerri: beyond that my friend. trump. >> donald trump is not inevitable. for ted cruz super tuesday is needs to take home the most delegates the southern strategy is so important to him. problem for ted cruz, guess what? donald trump is appealing to evangelical voters. gerri: chuck to you, campaign calling it a crown jewel, super tuesday, can either candidates really bring down trump? do you s

penn state university spokesmen tells me there are no plans to put back the original joe paterno stat the you at this time. they are not releasing its location but they say it is safe hi stored. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, special deliveries, you probably guessed that these new arrivals, yeah, were born on elite day. our stephanie stahl shows interesting take some local moms and dad have about planning those future birthday parties. >>> it is not their usual office, philadelphia harlem globetrotters share their skills. >>> it turnout to be a nice start to the weekend, nice start to march as well but we have got rain moving in by tomorrow night, coming up i'll tell you which commutes could be impacted and then a cool down by the end of the week. your full forecast is coming up, don. >>> cost of keeping sam, exactly how much will eagles pay to franchise bradford, we have the number, and also, the flyers at trade deadline, what did they do? plus, they will be without one of their best players we will talk about it in sports. >>> t

iowa state university studentsun are paying college students too eat genetically modified what in ans. the trial is controversial because critics claim genetically modified foods can be dangerous. however, many mainstream scientists disagree.ists the study participants will be paid $900 each and will have to eat one banana for four days. one banana for four days during three separate trial periods. the goal of the research is to help people in africa increase their production of vitamin a. it's a what p in an a day foray four days. > that's not that much. >> it's not. > for $900. i can see why some people say that. the truth of the matter is unfortunately whether we know it we're eating some genetically modified foods even when we don't know >> do you have to be an iowa state university student to partake in that. t >> just wondering.ng. > bring on that banana hey, sue. we could have a pretty goody g shopping trip down the street. > yes, we can. we're very parse mean just with that. that would fun. do you have friday night plans, it's dry out there now, i is possible, though, that the