and a fifth acting nod for -- leonardo dicaprio -- blaustein, abc news radio entertainment correspondent jack/2shot: and in more celebrity news... and in more celebrity news... british actor alan rickman has passed away at the age of 69. stephanie: rickman was best known for playing the villain hans gruber in "die hard" and severus snape in the "harry potter" series. he also appeared in robin hood, sense and sensibility, and love actually.,,,my quest. rickman was one of film and admired actors, signature nasal baritone voice. sources say rickman had been battling cancer. we'll be right back. brad/wxhang script here in green it really felt like south reached the 50s! well, don't get too comfortable because much colder air is on its way again. tonight will be fairly mild early with partly cloudy skies. later tonight the winds will turn more to the nw and it will become mostly cloudy. temperatures by morning will be in the mid to upper 20s and should be steady or falling through the day friday. there could also be a few flurries or snow showers mainly in the morning hours. saturday will be

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sot -- david blaustein, abc news radio entertainment correspondent ((graphic -- "best actor")) also in the "best actor" category -- bryan cranston... matt damon... michael fassbender... and eddie redmayne. sot -- (from film:) "room" "room's" brie larson -- a favorite for "best actress" -- spoke to good morning america... minutes after her nomination. sot -- (audio only) she's competing against cate blanchett... jennifer lawrence... charlotte rampling... saoirse (sir-sha) ronan. sot -- chris cononlly, abc news entertainment correspondent white actors -- represent all 20 acting nominations again this year. many questioning why will smith... or idris elba... weren't nominated. sot -- (from film: "straight outta compton") "straight outta compton" was also snubbed for "best picture"... ((nominations gfx - all eight)) total of eight films this year -- ((video: mad max - fury road) "mad max: fury road" among them -- receiving ten nods. sot -- (from film: star wars: the force awakens) "star wars: the force awakens" -- was also nominated five times? in technical categories. ((on camera tag)) th

paul tells abc news radio why he's boycotting tonight's debate and you can gesture to show how his supporters feel about fox's decision to take him off the main stage analysts say tonight's debate is a crucial opportunity for bush. kristi casey and carson to gain some much needed momentum by the county abc news washington. we are just getting word donald trump will make a campaign stop in hampton roads next month regent university just announced trump will participate in the presidential candidate forum on february twenty fourth former governors jeb bush john k sicko is it have already participated in the series which started in october region officials will soon announce time and ticket information for donald trump's that a civil rights group in north carolina is when it comes to voter id changes the state chapter of the n double a c p asked the judge in winston salem to either postpone the january twenty five voter id trial or approve the request to prevent the new photo id requirement from taking effect the new rules set to kick and for the march primary and seed and double a c p lawyers s

telling abc news radio why he's boycotting tonight's debate.. and using a hand gesture to show how his supporters feel about fox's decision to take him off the main stage. analysts say tonight's debate is a crucial opportunity for bush, christie, kasich, and carson to pick up some much needed momentum. bazi kanani, abc news washington. another presidential candidate is making a stop in northern nevada. republican carly fiorina will be lakeridge golf course sunday. the event will be at the clubhouse starting at three in the afternoon.### a federal judge has approved, class-action status to a lawsuit, against the i-r-s. a tea party group is suing over delays in approving nonprofit status, for conservative groups-- seeking the tax- classification. the nor-cal tea party patriots, sued the agency after it was revealed in 2013, that the i-r-s delayed approving conservative groups. the class action means--- other affected groups across the country, can join the case. ### we're learning new details about the oscars. the academy award nominations were an

. >> reporter: paul says abc news radio why he's boycotting tonight's debate and uses a hand gesture to show how his supporters feel about fox's dedecision to take him off the analysts say tonight's debate is a crucial opportunity for bush, chris christie, kasich and carson to gain much-needed momentum. washington. >> abcactionnews.com is your one-stop-shop for election coverage. find everything you need to know for the 2016 election season on our website. we've got the rundown of dates for everything you might need for the debates, as well as campaign finance information. again, that's on our website at abcactionnews.com. >>> also tonight, we'll be holding the candidates responsible for what they say. abc action news, the only local news team backed by politifact, one of the top fact-checking company in the nation. see our truth rating on abc action news at 11:00, right after the debates. >>> next at 5:30, bumps, blisters, lip balm. customers are suing the makers of this egg-shaped moisturizer. >> pasco county deputies take on a new initiative to keep kids safe with a little help fr

. >> paul tells abc news radio why he's boy koting tonight's debate and uses a hand gesture to show howis supporters feel about the decision to take himoff the main stage. >> a crucial opportunity for bush, christie and carson. >> islamic state supporters are claiming responsibility for those indonesian suicide attacks. attackers carried out the assault outside a starbucks in jakarta. police say all five attackers and two other i have sill civil were killed. >>> a milestone of sorts at the u.s. prison in guantanamo bay. that puts the prison population at get mo for the first time since it opened up in january, 2002. the releases reflect progress toward president obama's goal. the f.b.i. now says there's no indication the man who ambushed a philadelphia police officer was part of an organized carosuel. the attack also didn't appear to involve a plot for violence beyond the shooting. police say edward archer told them he was acting in the name of islam when he opened fire at an intersection. archer is charged with attempted murder but hasn't entered a plea. >> gains in oil and gas compani

sot -- david blaustein, abc news radio entertainment ((graphic -- "best actor")) also in the "best actor" category -- bryan cranston... matt damon... michael fassbender... and eddie redmayne. sot -- (from film:) "room" "room's" brie larson -- a favorite for "best actress" -- spoke to good morning america... minutes after her nomination. sot -- (audio only) she's competing against cate blanchett... jennifer lawrence... charlotte rampling... saoirse (sir-sha) ronan. sot -- chris connelly, abc news entertainment correspondent white actors -- represent all 20 acting nominations again this year. many questioning why will smith... or idris elba... weren't nominated. sot -- (from film: "straight outta compton") "straight outta compton" was also snububd for "best pipiure"... ((nominations gfx - all eighgh) which includes a total of eight films this year -- ((video: mad max - fury road) "mad max: fury road" among them -- receiving ten nods. sot -- (from film: star wars: the force awakens) "star wars: the force awakens" -- was also nominated five times? in technical categories. ((on camera tag)) t

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abc news reporter melanie radioed row shows us those costs. san francisco's already popular restaurants, hotels and bars are expected to be even more busy during super bowl 50 the city is hosting nine days of free concerts and parties. >> all thieves require extra police collection, extra garbage pickup, extra street cleaning. >> a new analysis says the extra services could cost more than $5 million. >> i think what is troubling about all of this is nobody was negotiating on behalf of the city and county from the getgo. >> that's why they want them to strike a similar agreement with san francisco as it did with santa clara. >> they raised $50 million. why not pay the city back for the services we provide just like they are doing with santa clara. >> it won't be necessary. we are confident the revenue generated from all the tourism activity coming to san francisco because of the super^bowl that we will be able to pay for the city services. >> the host committee said the city will absorb the cost of expanded city services as it would for any lar

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me, to my left, the new hampshire primary for abc news, the best job in politics as scott neil eluded to. journalist for abc news and reporter for abc radioere he won 2015 and were are marrow award. [applause] >> familiar face to many, 35 year political reporter, in april of 2015, he also began his new hampshire journalism career as a reporter for the union leader. all of us were avid readers of the granite staff column, he will bring great taste and discerning this evening as a yankees fan. not a popular view. >> you are not afraid to say that. >> laughing on all cylinders, a former new hampshire state representative and state senator involved in every single new hampshire primary since 1960, and following in the tradition of stephen bullets, he helped guarantee new hampshire's first in the nation status by writing the law that guaranteed in the secretary of state at his discretion the ability to set the primary down seven days or more before any similar election. thank you for joining me tonight. [applause] >> our plan is to go down the line, candidates questions, one minute to answer, the timekeeper tonight will let you know, yellow ca

chris rock as host eleven years after his first run on the oscar stage february twenty eight on abc radio abc news los angeles the average age of first time mothers is an all time high in the us the average age is over twenty six the change is largely due to a big drop in teen moms but cdc workers saying more first births to older women are also pushing the number of government began tracking the age of new mothers around nineteen seventy when the average was twenty one. it's been mostly climbing ever since in spite been about the last five years strong earthquake struck just off the coast of hokkaido in northern japan no tsunami warning was issued and there were no reports of any major damage but a big quake six point seven magnitude quake hit the southern tip of hokkaido pretty nice day out their tempers i said well up in the fifties a lot amid to slightly above mid fifties is no doubt about it by tomorrow at this time now might not yet be in to the metro areas that will certainly be starting to show up at least in north carolina and probably by this hour certainly a little closer as well. here'

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more news coming up after the break. >>> abc columbia is on the radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >>> okay. tonight is warm. tomorrow morning, we will see some fog. be aware of that on your commute and through the day. maybe a little drizzle in the morning, that should do. it by afternoon, a little sunshine, not a lot, but again 58 degrees, not bad. saturday, that's when we'll see some decent rain. that will be saturday evening, saturday night. the wind will come in and blow all of that out of here for sunday. sunday looks just fine. next week, cool. even in the upper 20s by the time we get to tuesday morning, but it looks like it will be dry from sunday through thursday of next week. >> it will be really good for the walk for life race for life saturday morning. it will be really good for the walkers. reluctant sunshine? captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com

abc news washington. attorney general adam laxalt. laxalt announced he's endorsing cruz during a radio interview today. the a-g called cruz a consistent and courageous conservative willing to fight washington.### a recent decision by the public utilities commission hurt solar companies in nevada, and resulted in mass layoffs. the commission is talking about this decision tonight. colyn gren is there, and will bring us the new developments. and, a change at the reno firedepartment is improveing safety for you and your family. soon be looking for a new county manager. the board of commissioners is considering a mutual separation agreement with manager jim nichols. the deal will be on the agenda at the next board meeting on january 21st. the board will also discuss plans for an interim counttmanager. if the agreement is approved...nichols will leave the county on january 29th. nichols has been douglas county manager since 2014. ### a new state contract will help put laptops into the hands of thousands of nevada middle schoolers. oregon-based c-t-l will help implement the "nevada ready 21" program. schools

melky covering the new hampshire primary for abc news, the best job in politics i think as we alluded to. journalist for abc news and a reporter for abc radio where he won in edward armour all wards. next we have -- [applause] >> absolutely. of a familiar face to many in the granite state. he's a 35 year granite stater who is a plan for porter since april of 2015. he also began his new hampshire journalism career as a reporter for the union leader. all of us were avid readers of the column that he wrote so well for so many years and we know he will bring in a great case this evening as a fellow new jersey and any yankees fan i should add [applause] not a popular view in this audience. last but not least tim a former 30-year new hampshire year new hampshire state representative and senator involved in every single new hampshire primary since 1960 and he is following the great tradition of the author of the primary law in new hampshire. mr. explained has helped guarantee new hampshire's first in the nation status by writing the loss that has guaranteed that the secretary of state has at his discretion the ability to set the primary seven days

abc 13 news. >>> family and friends gathered at highland heights baptist church this morning to remember a long-time lynchburg radio personality. bob abbott passed away earlier this week at the age of 65. he worked in the lynchburg radio market starting in 1976. he refried wlni two years ago. his family says he passed away suddenly. >>> well, you have heard the expression, let the buyer beware. well, one woman wants renters to be aware. what she says she saw online that ended up being too good to celebrating smatoryard-winning coverage you can count on. >> noreen: i am sure you heard about those craigslist ads that seem too good to be true. >> mark: a lot of people have. abc 13 uncovered another one. this time it is a home rental listing that a woman says has devastated her. suri crowe has been investigating this case for you us, and she joins us with the very latest. >> reporter: mark, one woman has been taken by a craigslist ad and a local realtor is hoping that it doesn't happen to anybody else. >> reporter: realtor daniels phone has been lighting up with calls like these. >> downtown to the building to find out

abc news. he is also a reporter for abc radio. next we have -- absolutely. anite state. , sincear granite state april of 2016. he began his new hampshire journalism career as a reporter for the union leader. we were avid readers of the poem he ran so well for many years. as a fellow new jersey and and a yankees fan. not a popular view, perhaps. last but not least, we will introduce tim, if armor new hampshire state representative. every single new hampshire primary since 1960 following in the great tradition of stephen, the author of primary law in new hampshire. he has helped to guarantee first emanations that is why writing thelaw that has guaranteed secretary of the state has the ability to set the primary before any similar election. thank you for joining me tonight. tonight, the plan is to go down the line. one minute to answer. the timekeeper tonight, he will let you know. 30 secondsrd with left and a red card when it is time to finish up. will first have a two-minute opening statement from each of the candidates. we had stephen from it fromsetts, tim c

abc action news app. >>> there was a time where watt of us had a weather radio but now we have cell phones and that is the only way sometimes you can get the alert because with this pattern i the way those tornadoes that severe weather usually strikes at night. it's just the way it sets up . across the tampa bay area. we will watch that close to the next storm system won't arrive till friday so plenty of time to watch it. right now the cool temperatures are very chilly this morning still at this hour. in tampa and ruskin 30s actually we will go colder as we potential freeze to the north. temperatures straggling to arrive at 60 i think will make it in some spots most of us staying in the 50s and then we crash with overnight temperatures falling back into the 30s and 40s once again. we will talk in more detail about what to expect in the coming week and of course with the storm system arriving on friday. >>> it is at martin luther king jr. day with communities across the country celebrating the legacy and they dream of the famous civil rights leader . there is some controversy brewing but the person selecte

abc 7 news. >>> someone stole bart police equipment this week, including a uniform, gas mask, radio and weapons, and bart says that the theft happened sometime between monday and tuesday. the door was usually locked and had been propped open. >>> a ban is in effect for pregnant women visiting countries in territories where zika has been widespread. it is a non-contagious virus, which is spread by mosquitos, can be found here in northern california. for most people the infection is mild. 80% of people don't notice symptoms which could be joint pain, red eyes, and rashes, but for a pregnant woman it could be very serious. >> if a woman is bit and gets the zika virus during pregnancy it increasesçó the chance her child will be born with mic microcepha microcephaly, and most scientists think a vaccine is ten years away. >>> u.s. health inspectors sent a letter bargaining the bay area biotech company, warning they have tençó days to post problem with their lab. this is the area where the medicaid services cited problems with the lab's systems, leadership and did not list specifics. they say they wil

abc 7 news. >> so here's a way to reduce your chances being hit by burglarers. keep doors and windows locked. use timers to turn lights, tvs or radiosur lawn to minimize hiding places. remove your gps devices and don't publicize vacation plans on social media. >> police are looking for men suspected of robbing a walmart store. the men did not own up to anything. turns out he had two warnts, one out of stockton for an alleged kidnapping and one out of las vegas. >> an east bay artist had two sculptures stolen in less than two minutes. >> a minute and a half later, each piece is worth about $6,000. the work is part of the group show that will open this friday. that's too bad. >> ready for the revolution? >> yes, those already jumping in are paying a hefty price tag. >> mooi kal finney has the story. >> a high volume of pre-orders for the virtual reality caused the web site to crash today. today was the first day you could order the device. $599. it can be used primarily for playing games or watching movies in virtual reality. there have been false start virtual reality over the years. we'll just have to wait and see the revolution. fe

abc 7 news vehicle stealing thousands of dollars worth of equipment. >>> dc first responders have been ordered to change the way they communicate on the radio after a 67-year-old man die odd a heart attack at his home on sunday while waiting for help to arrive. it turns out first responders mistakenly went to the wrong address and then back to the station. by the time it got straightened out, the delay was 20 minutes. rescuers must confirm addresses by repeating them on the radio when they arrive. >>> in prince george's county, a pizza delivery driver is nursing serious wounds after being attacked overnight. he was making a delivery on the 9600 block of tuckerman street. a man drove up to the driver, beat him up, stole his wallet, and the driver apparently suffered a broken jaw and nose, and police are looking for his attacker. >>> in fairfax county, police have released surveillance photos of a man who robbed a wal-mart by posing as an employee. it was december 15th at the fairlakes shopping center. the guy wore what looked like a genuine wal-mart employee vest, and he told the cashier he was needed in the office, and then he stepped behind the regis

morning, coming up on gma - an abc news exclusive: director spike lee joins us live to weigh in on the oscars facing a potential boycott - we'll discuss the lack of diversity and radio" traffic center. how's it looking so far? traffic running no major delays on reno area highways. no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the studio. thanks very much mike. here's a look at today's top stories.... placer county deputies have suspended the search for a missing sugar bowl ski instructor because of severe weather conditions. 23-year-old carson may disappeared last thursday, during white-out conditions. officials say the snow and rain made the search too dangerous but it could pick back up if the weather improves. the man who died in a crash along u.s. 50 near glenbrook on saturday has been identified as 36-year-old aquiles molero of los angeles. troopers say he crossed over the center line and crashed into oncoming traffic. a nevada student's blog about drinking so much--- she nearly died--- is going viral. 20 year old hanna law-tritz lottritz drank too much whiskey at last year's "night in the country" concert in yerington. she was taken by car

new hampshire primary. he's also a reporter for abc radio where he wanted 2015 edward r moral award. [applause].bsolutely. next we have a familiar face to. many and he is a 35-year-olds stater who is a politicalapri reporter. he also began his new hampshire journalism career as a reportern not a popular view in this audience perhaps.ear last but not least, jim swain is a 3030 year new hampshire state representative and senator. he's been involved in every i primary since 1960. he is following inn the great,d mr. slane has helped guaranteedl new hampshire's first in the nation status by writing a law that has guaranteed that the secretary of state has, at his discretion, the ability to setet the primary seven days or more before any similar election. thank you for joining me tonight. [applause]. so tonight, our plan is to go down the line and ask candidates questions. there's oneneth hav minute to ad mr. slane as the timekeeper tonight. he will let you know with as yellow card when you have 30 y-n seconds left and a red card when it's time to finish up. we hope to get as many questions as we can.

abc news overnight that the teleprompter did not have the winner's name and just read "and the winner is?" then when harvey saw the card he was confused- harvey taking full responsibility for that mistake harvey radio 2:36 "did i make a mistake? yes i did. whole heartedly. at this point of the game i'm not in the finger pointing business and rolling other kelley mcclellan, executive director of children's heart foundation each year, more than 40,000 children in the united states are born with a congenital heart defect and these defects are the leading cause of illness and death in the first year of life. aiming to raise both awareness and much need funding to fight what can be a deadly pediatric children's heart foundation invites all las vegans to participate in the 13th annual walk with the heart of a child on saturday, feb. 27, 2016. this annual fun walk through fashion show (3200 s. las vegas blvd. las vegas) allows participants to walk in celebration or in remembrance of the young lives affected by throughout the las vegas community. the morning of fun and awareness kicks off at 7 a.m. with registration, entertainment, raffles and the popular kids zone, with the walk beginning at 8 a.m. online

our local low-power community radio stations and know that that is where you are going to get your news, because you are not going to get it from -- forget fox -- but even abc nbc, the big networks, you're just not going to get it. these are the pieces of news that we have to keep alive so that students today will know that it is not simply a question of, what is your exercise regimen? that is one of the pieces. the other i want to bring up, the issue for me of what i could call personalism, that i get distracted by numbers and statistics, how big is a pipeline, how many feet, how many millimeters. i'm just not a mathematician. isbut if my friend says this a really bad thing, and i want you to learn about it, and i want you to come and stand with me, i'll do that. and i had the good fortune recently to be offered that kind father roy, who is the man who started the school of the americas watch. thewe happened to be at same house one day. tomorrowby the way, i'm going to the embassy, because they're doing terrible there.to women they've imprisoned women who had withrriages, charging them aggravated homicide and sending them to jail for 40 years. withyou come

news now" from our abc stations. from our abc stations. my pocket i'm hunting rook looking for a come-up this is awesome >>> i'm just so glad that there's the radio edit. >> oh. i had to think of that. i sure hope the radio edit kicked in. >> this is awesome. yes. >> well, if you don't actually like going to the store to buy the things you need then you're living in the right age. >> yes. there are more options than ever, especially when it comes online. but we wanted to see how the prices actually stack up. abc's rebecca jarvis tries it out. >> reporter: it's breakfast time at my house, and the deliveries are coming in. >> thank you. >> reporter: to see how different online grocery services stack up we placed orders for the exact same different companies at the exact same time. peapod, fresh direct, amazon fresh, the market leaders, and startup instacart. consumer savings expert lisa lee freeman with me to break down our buys. >> you can really compare prices with these sites. >> you can very easily find out who's got the left deals. >> reporter: check it out. on this particular day we find four different prices for the same box of cheerios. ama

if the news media would do its job, they would research the private use of e-mail. we would never hear it on any other radio or tv station, just fox. cbs, abcll in the pockets of hillary. i feel bad. i think we can do some big about it but you guys don't want to do anything about it either. host: we have. caller: and obama and his gun controls, they should look at the situation. most of these people getting shot are wronged by black politicians. baltimore, philadelphia, washington dc, unfortunately chicago is run by one of his handpicks entrance. they don't care what happens in the black community. the blackstone understand that. they should look around and see what is going on. black people are being killed by black people. host: thank you for the call. this is a story from the washington post focusing on mayor rahm emanuel. " criticism has turned personal." let me read you the first paragraph. he returned to a city in crisis. on the north side more than a dozen people stood outside his house hurling insults. on the west side and eight was punched and kicked well attended a prayer vigil for a shooting victim. all week long the repurchase o

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