you can watch the curtis show on w abc radio 770. let's talk about the subway slashing. curtis: oh . there was a seventh last night . hundred 55th st. on the c train. i personally capped your guy, michael woods, from being/on the a train just at the same time that slashing was taking place at 3:00 on the southbound train . i personally his face from getting slashed with a straight edge razor. ben: did approve of it? curtis: yes. i am his guardian angel. ben: do you need rescuing? before i was there but i protected the sky. get it right . ben: some people would like the guardian angel to return. curtis: do you think the cops are up to this? every other day there is a slashing. bill de blasio is saying it's the safest it is ever been. many people are watching "good day early call" and they will think a slasher is going to come out of the crevice in run. liz: what would you do? curtis: have a visual presence. the cameras will identify felons giving the system over and over. a day short. they keep insisting it safe. they don't ride the subway! ben: there is 6 million subway

those who believe the constitution should be enforced as closely to the letter the laws can be abc's radio monday looks back at his life and looks ahead to naming his replacement and we're learning this morning in an autopsy is being conducted on the body of associate justice antonin hunting trip in west texas and this morning his generous legacy will forever be remembered. overnight america honoring justice antonin scalia by far the most conservative jurist on the highest court influenced a generation of judges lawyers and students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape but he looked down on the bible. scalia nominated by president ronald reagan in nineteen eighty six serving some thirty years on the bank known to many as the anchor of the conservative wing of the supreme court he will forever be remembered for his strict interpretation of staunch defense of the constitution. republican presidential candidate reacting during saturday night's debate. this is a tremendous blow to conservative isn't that a tremendous blow. frankly to our country. he will go down as one of the great justic

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and some of the presenters including charlie staring kerry washington lady ga ga and sofia vergara radio abc news hollywood. come watch the oscars with thirty news now out our official viewing party sunday it's at the pembroke metal cinema cafe in virginia beach. doors open at seven forty five that will be plenty of prizes games even a red carpet. sob alliance is hosting and some will be there as well plus it's all free. close call for washington a combat medic says he rushed to help a driver after a tanker truck full of sewer water roll down the highway right in front of him. the good samaritans as he climbed into the trunk pry the door open and found the driver unconscious the crash happened late yesterday morning the brave rescuer says is in states prompted him to step up and help them with trying to help somebody and i guess kind of pays off sometimes problematic of dozens of tomatoes this is my bad about all the check for spinal injuries and broken bones and that's when firefighters took over. officials say the driver should be okay right. the sun has been peeking through the clouds tod

. >> abc columbia is on the radio, updates on 101.3 the big dm. hundreds of american soldiers are >>> welcome back to abc columbia news, soldiers will be heading to afghanistan. headed to afgan, and the new troops will assist afgan forces who try to push down afgan insurgents. soldiers will not take rolls. this will be the largest deployment of troops since 2014. >> here at home, the number of job openings in the united states is near a record high. the labor department says it's just shy of the all-time record set in july. here is the downside. many u.s. workers don't have the skills to fill those jobs. >> many christians around the world begin the services of lent. ash wednesday launches the 40 day lent period that lasts until midnight on easter sunday. they give up something such as the favorite food or activities and done in remembrance for wilderness. >>> very cold out there tonight. in fact, your hands start to hurt a little bit if you don't have gloves on? you are gripping your skin because it's so cold. democrat primary will take place >>>

radio. authorities confirms to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco'shmond district where the two suspects may have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> never occurred to me that criminals might be here. >> reporter: neighbor susan alan says plain clothes police showed up. >> they had a long black thing, i don't know whether it was a gun or battering ram. i have no idea. they wouldn't let me come out of the hall. the police lady said go back inside. >> reporter: no arrests were made. the man who police spoke with had no comment for us when we called. neighbors say they never saw the two men here. both captured only blocks away. and now back behind bars. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, new details on the demolition of that multimillion dollar home in san francisco. what the homeowner says caused it to slide. plus, the final sprint. >>> new details on a landslide that,6 caused a multimillion dollar home in san francisco to be torn down. >> reporter: the day before the iowa s

. >>> abc columbia is on the radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >>> welcome back. we're going to see a little bit of freezing rain early tomorrow morning. but there's just not a lot of moisture there, so the impacts will be small for us locally. if you're going to charlottesburg, the impacts will be bigger. tomorrow afternoon, up into the 40s, so just showers there, much warmer. tuesday morning, some decent rain, and then look at the warmup. great. >> all right. thank you so much, john. and of course, you'll want to watch good morning columbia starting at 5 tomorrow morning >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> on myay in i'ma take it it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun,

. >>> abc columbia is on the radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >>> rain showers in the nor cast for monday all the way through wednesday. could see a few storms here on wednesday. after that, we clear out and cool down below average. at least the weekend setting up to be pretty nice. >> okay. we'll look forward to the weekend. thanks, michelle. and thank you. you've been watching abc columbia news at 11. we'll see you back here tomorrow starting at 5 a.m. for good have a great night and an even >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for omega xl. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks s d, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. no

and some of the presenters including charlie staring kerry washington lady ga ga and sofia vergara radio abc news hollywood. sorry brandy hit millions of people be watching the oscars tomorrow going to watch it with us we are throwing a big oscar viewing party we i inviting everybody to walk the red carpet get pictures with this big statue behind citation for about a whole lot of fun for everybody ought to come out and join us at the pemberton meadows cinema cafe and it's going to be a blast it's that's near virginia beach town center doors open at seven forty five tomorrow night if you can't make it. we're going to stay in touch with you on social media use the hashtag thirteen oscars yet a great party to be so much finance that comes out theirs will have a good time food and games and obviously watching us to actually solve the only nominated picture of tom hanks film the theater it's a great place to watch a film so how can i show up we're going to have a blast we hope to see you there yeah you know it can be perfect the weather tomorrow i'll be talking a big warm up see that? jill's gobb

abc columbia is on the radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >>> the winds dying off out there tonight, but the cool air is settling in. tomorrow mid 50s. saturday about the same. tomorrow night we're going to see temperatures down in the 30s as we will tonight. but by sunday, we're back in the 60s, next week in the low 70s, and then some rain by about next wednesday, but we have several days here to dry out and calm down after the wind. >> and thanks so much from homeless helping homeless and thank you to alicia for coming out to tonight's talent show where all the performances were put on by members of the homeless community. >> it was inspiring. >> it was. we posted pictures on our facebook page. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kelly ripa - from "how to get away with murder," billy brown - mean tweets movie edition -- and music from tinashe and snakehis featuring chance the rapper. with cleto and the cletones -- and now, no kidding, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

. >>> abc columbia is on the radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >>> today was relatively warm. as we go to tomorrow, cloudy, and we'll see temperatures in the 40s. maybe a sprinkle, nothing big. saturday, it really gets windy that 45, that's the high, but that's going to be reached noon-ish, and as that cold air blows in, look at the overnight low, 20 degrees. windy, blustery, temperature falling. sunday, valentine's day i probably should put a heart in there to remind myself, if no one else. >> hallmark. >> it is not a hallmark holiday. oh, my goodness. >> we'll get back to weather. >> like tim said, don't mess up a happy home. that was ben who said that. >> or cupid. >> buy your wives flowers. i'm telling you, buy your wives flowers. have them sent, big box with a bow. we love that. >> here's the question, it's on sunday, so should you send them to the office or somewhere else on a different day? >> women love that, yes, yes. >> he said no. you said yes. >> and you are happy. there you go. >> dicky: from hollyw

you're watching abc columbia news at 11. radio. listen to alicia barnes for 103.9. >> some pretty nice weather the next couple of days. tomorrow in the low 60s, sunny from start to finish. beautiful. over the weekend, we will see some clouds filter through from time to time, but you'll notice the temperatures climbing. we have 70s there saturday and sunday, also the lows overnight not very cold at all. there is some rain in the forecast. that's next week. we'll talk more about that next week. >> alicia: is it stressful being the weatherman? i've always wanted to know that. >> sometimes it is. when there is a serious forecast, oh, yeah, yeah, you're on it, because you've got to make it right. but on a day like -- i like it. >> alicia: it's good stress, like a dentist, fixing somebody's teeth. that's all the time we have for abc >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kerry washington, nikolaj coster-waldau, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from jason derulo with cleto and the cletones. and now, n

and some of the presenters including charlie staring kerry washington lady ga ga and sofia vergara radio abc news hollywood exciting millions of people will be watching the oscars tomorrow night and we hope you watch it with us to throw big oscars viewing party and you're invited to get to walk the red carpet pictures with this big oscar statue watch the broadcast on big movie screens and hang out with some of us. what more could you ask it's at amber meadows cinema cafe near virginia beach town seven forty five tomorrow night if you can't make it will stay in touch with you on social media use the hashtag thirteen oscar that could be so much fun can't wait for that oscar party no one speaking of sunday is going to be much warmer as we have is a second half of the weekend not so much today still on the cool side let's take a look outside overlooking a virginia beach this is from the ad dairy queen cam and seventy that when sick we didn't have a few clouds out there not really causing any issues we had a few people walking along the out the border. the ad oceanfront here. i did these exercise

sanders answered with an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc news washington 3 3 senator claire mc-caskill announces she has breast cancer. the missouri democrat says she will be away from washington for three weeks for blog post, she says "it's a little scary..." but her prognosis is good and she expects a full recovery. she plans to post how she would have voted, on any matters that come before the senate while she is gone. 3 3 groundbreaking is set for this spring on a new plant that will bring 350 jobs to henderson county. linamar is partnering with swiss company george fisher to build a car parts plant in mills river. the 217-million dollar plant will be built in two phases over the next seven years. the average pay will be 47- thousand dollars. governor pat mccrory says it is important to bring good paying jobs to the mountains. 3 it's been an important part of western north carolina to have strong manufacturing. and that will also compliment the travel and tourism, retirement community and everything because we have to have industry to c

sanders answered with an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc news washington authorities are searching for a motive in the kalamazoo, michigan, shootings that killed six people and injured two others. police say 45 year old jason dalton opened fire in the parking lot t a residential complex saturday night. later, they say he shot and killed a father and son at a car dealership and others outside a nearby restaurant. he peared in court yesterday. a kalamazoo police detective told the court dalton admitted to police "that he took people's lives." a coalition in iowa is calling on senator chuck grassley to hold hearings after president obama nominates someone for the supreme court. the "justice not politics coalition" is planning to air an ad that asks grassley, as the chair of the senate judiciary committee, to not delay hearings. the effort comesesore thahaa week after the death of justice in a statement, the justice not politics coalition said in part, "iowans overwhelming ly support moving forward, following the constitution, and holding heari

sanders answered with an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc news washington the caucus begins.. many of the republican candidates are making their case for your vote. kolo 8 news now's rebecca kitchen is live with a recap of what you missed if you couldn't attend their rallies. it was a busy day for politics here in northern nevada..three of the five republian candidates for president spent time trying to persuade people to caucus for them tonight. ... senator ted cruz took the stage at the boys and girls club of the his speech.. he took advatage of timely subjects to rally support. every justice i put on the court will be faithful to the constitution and ferociously defend the bill of rights for my children and for your children marco rubio traveled across northern nevada.. he spoke primarily about uniting the country back on the right track. "the federal government has no business in education. we don't need common core and we don't need a department of education in washington dc. when i'm president, we're returning more power not just to st

radio's the take away. nbc news correspondent, abc news and npr. his program on public radio. >> public radio has become a little bit self-satisfied in its success and its association with its audience and i think there's a sense of conformity the way people sound, and i defy that. i don't sound like the other public radio hosts. i'm recognizable as a public radio host but i'm not as measured and, you know, people see that there's somebody there. it's not like there's somebody behind the curtain. curtain's off. i am the guy behind the curtain. that's something that the public radio audience is specifically hungry for and we are getting a benefit for it. >> there's plenty of criticism of public radio. as you know. >> yeah. >> that it's too liberal. what do you say about that? >> well, i disclose my political orientation, you know, i mean i'm basically a democrat, you'll aol i'm you 92 ialthough i'm mos camp although i can be in the rand paul libertarian camp as well and i have a strain of snowden's insurgency and we need to be questioning the instit

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radio. >> got him down. >> reporter: authorities confirmed to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two suspects may have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> never occurred to me that the criminals might be here. >> reporter: neighbor allen says plainclothes police showed up recently. >> somebody had a long black thing. i don't know whether it was a gun or a battering ram or something. i have no idea. >> reporter: allen says police spoke with a man living next door. >> they wouldn't let me come out of the hall. the police lady said go back inside. >> did that concern you or worry? >> yes. >> reporter: no arrests were made. the man who police spoke with had no comment for us when we called. >> neighbors say they never saw the two men here. both captured only blocks away and now back behind bars. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> we are now just a week away from the super bowl. it's start to go get exciting. today the teams arrived. abc 7 news sports rort reporter staked out the landing at san jos

. >> i could hear on the radio like the officer saying get on the ground. >> abc action news. >>> deputies say if you decide to use craig's list to buy or sale item, always meet in a public place. >> you can use any sheriff's district office. it is always staffed and also considered a safe zone. >>> good morning. it is friday. tam -- tampa at 55 and clear skys and st. pete, we will have an extra chill in the air. in morning jacket weather and we will climb into the 70s this afternoon. >>> let's check on traffic now at 4:33 a live look at and we will update again in about 15 minute. >> >> the so-called aflewen zoo is back in -- aflewen afluenza teen. ethan and his mother were captured in mexico in december. if his case is move today adult court, he could get up to 40 years in prison if he violated probation just one time over the next decade. three murder suspects showing very little -- shocking video of three murder suspects showing very little remorse. they seemed more focused on the courtrooms in the camera. >> what are these cameras for. >> it is the media. >> i have a question. >> what

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radio. >> got him down. >> reporter: authorities confirmed to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two suspects may have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> never occurred to me that the criminals might be here. >> reporter: neighbor allen says plainclothes police showed up recently. >> somebody had a long black thing. i don't know whether it was a gun or a battering ram or something. i have no idea. >> reporter: allen says police spoke with a man living next door. >> they wouldn't let me come out of the hall. the police lady said go back inside. >> did that concern you or worry? >> yes. >> reporter: no arrests were made. the man who police spoke with had no comment for us when we called. >> neighbors say they never saw the two men here. both captured only blocks away and now back behind bars. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> we are now just a week away from the super bowl. it's start to go get exciting. today the teams arrived. abc 7 news sports rort reporter staked out the landing at san jos

sanders answered with an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc news washington as the countdown to the caucus begins.. the republican candidates are working hard to get your vote. kolo 8 news now's rebecca kitchen is live with a recap of what you missed if you couldn't attend their rallies. it was a busy day for politics here in northern nevada..three of the five republian candidates for president spent time trying to persuade people to caucus for them tonight. senator ted cruz took the stage at the boys and girls club of the truckee meadows and in his speech.. he took advatage of timely support. every justice i put on the court constitution and ferociously defend the bill for your children marco rubio traveled across northern nevada.. he spoke primarily about uniting the party.. and setting right track. "the federal government has no business in education. we don't need common core and we don't need a department of education in washington dc. when i'm president, we're returning more power not just to states, not just to counties but to families.

sanders answered with an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc news washington 3 pattie tight governor john kasich says he had a lot of female support in his previous campaigns. but yesterday he told a crowd in fairfax that women "left their his state senate race in 1978. ( gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate ) "i went to washington following my mother's advice. i'd been in the legislature before that at the age of 26 and how did i get elected? nobody, i didn't have anybody for me. we just got an army of people who, and many women who left their kitchens to out and go door to door and to put yard signs up for me, all the way back when you know, things were different."pattie a woman in the crowd later explained to kasich that she would support him, but she stressed that she wouldn't be "coming out of the kitchen" to do so. 3 whit it was quite a day for a 106-year-old woman who got to visit the white house. virginia mclaurin not only got to meet president obama and the first lady this weekend... she got to dance with them. in 2014 -- mcla

endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today. kenneth moton, abc new, washington. >> holly: the democratic presidential candidates continue their push for votes in south carolina ahead of saturday's primary. >> jay: hillary clinton will hold a breaking down barriers forum at the rock of ages baptist church in greenville this morning. we will have a crew there and we will show you what happens today on news 13 at noon. >>> senator bernie sanders has no plans to be in south carolina until this friday, we are told, but his wife, jane, will lead an education forum at the cecile tillis center in columbia at 5:00 tonight and instead sanders will hold a rally in norfolk, virginia today, then he will hold events in kansas city and tulsa, oklahoma, tomorrow. >> holly: the defense will continue its arguments today in the murder trial of a transylvania county man. richard o'shields is accused of killing toby mathis to avenge his son's death five months year-old. yesterday, o'shields took the stand. he told jurors he happened to be mathis had been killed and h

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abc action news. >> the stormshield app was going off last night. how many people have weather radios? these days? wonderful thing they are doing. >> absolutely. everybody has a cell phone though. >> you have a cell phone or smartphone. go to the app store, if you have a i-phone go to the google play store, if off -- go to the google play store if you have an android. it will not just alert you in your region but specifically your zip code. you can tell it, hey, i only want tornado warnings, only severe thunderstorm warnings. you can costommize it to the point -- customize it so it won't wake you up when you don't want it but when you do and when it's needed it will be there for you. check that out. we'll continue to talk about that. technology here. >>> this morning, the rain yesterday morning and humidity left over and cooler temperatures. we have quarter mile visibility in cases. you can't see in front of you. this is constantly changing. i would rather have widespread fog and the reason for that is you walk outside and you think it's foggy and you immediately get your brain set up for that. bu

sanders is getting an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today in the palmetto state. kenneth moton, abc news washington " lucas: a plan to close guantanamo bay is also at the top of your national headlines this morning... lucas: this morning, the obama administration presented the plan to congress. the president has long-vowed to close the prison facility. congress has opposed previous plans to shut gitmo down. the current proposal involves most of the other countries. dangerous for travel will be look for more details on the president's plan tonight on local 5. lucas: and in flint, analysis says lead pipes are present in the city's water system. now that officials have an idea of the extent of lead pipes, the process now begins to remove them. finding the problem pipes has been difficult, as researchers had to comb through decades old city records that didn't clearly identify which pipes were lead. the city's mayor said they will move ahead with a 55-million dollar plan to upgrade the system. lucas: coming up on local 5 news midday... apple and the fbi are still battling over the issue

radio. >> back to the hill. to the water. [ inaudible ] >> authorities confirmed to abc 7 that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two suspects my have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> never occurred to me criminald could be here. >> a neighbor said plain clothes police showed up recent limit >> someone had the wrong black thing, i don't know if it was a gun or a battery ram, i have no idea. >> police spoke with a man living next door. >> they would not let me come out in the hall. the police lady said "go back inside." >> no arrests were made. the map who police spoke with had in comment for us when we called. neighbors say they never saw the two machine here. both cap tired only blocks arm and now become behind bars. in san francisco for abc 7 news. >> the san francisco utility commission will try to determine if a water main leak caused a home near mount davison to slide down the hill. 9 home was demolished when a neighbor noticed a widening crack between the sidewalk and the dry. the weather was blamed and though did not disco

sanders is getting an endorsement from spike lee who will be featured in radio spots airing today in the palmetto state. kenneth moton, abc news washington " elias: the warm spring-like temperatures we saw over the past few days are causing some big problems on the des moines river. broken up ice is floating downriver and causing ice jams where the river narrows. that backs up which can lead to flooding.... the moving ice can also cause property damage. several decks in the fort dodge area were destroyed last night due to the ice. "as it jams up down there it starts piling up here. eventually it takes the deck, the neigborhoods deck, then the other neighbors deck. elias: the national weather service says a few homes in fort dodge flooded. madison avenue was also blocked off yesterday when the ice went over the road. they urge everyone who lives off the des moines river to monitor conditions. sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) weather adlib: average temperatures for this time in february are supposed to be in the upper 30s, but today we are headed into the mid to upper 40s! even with mo

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and we're just one day away from the big gop debate here on abc --candidates teaming up to take on each other in new hampshire - we've got radio" traffic center. how's it looking so far? smoothly. no major delays on major delays on california. studio. thanks very much mike. here's a look at today's top stories.... carson city deputies say a man died after leading them on a high speed chase in a stolen truck on college parkway last night. deputies say the truck was connected to a hit and run. when they tried to talk he rammed their s-u-v then took off speeding. his truck at the carson city airport. 25-year old russell roberts was sentenced yesterday for hitting a police officer with his car in the parking lot of the imperial bar last august. roberts will have to serve a minimum of 4 years before he's elgible for parole. reno police are looking for this man in connection with a shooting that happened on west commercial row near west street on january 3rd. if you recognize this man, call secret witness more than a 100- students are scrambling for a place to finish their training after the marinello school of beauty shut its doors

abc records. >> so you get, really, two for the price of one. >> it's very good. it's like a little radio show. >> i see. >> you play that at home, and then you get very excited to see the movie or to see murray the freak. either one. [ laughter ] i'm not sure. >> whatever does it to you. >> he's in apartment 3a, in wilshire boulevard. >> yeah. [ laughter ] how-how do you answer people who said-- now, you've gotten comments "mel brooks's humor is crass." right? >> yes. i go -- >> it's vulgar. [ laughter ] it's vulgar. >> i usually [ deleted ] [ laughter ] [ cheering ] [ applause ] >> well. >> i tell-- >> you've always been a master-- >> i deny-- i always deny. >> you've been a master of innuendo, all your life. [ laughter ] >> you don't think he's clever, huh? [ laughter ] huh? don't think that's genius, folks? i'll tell ya-- show ya genius. [ chuckling ] >> innuendo. >> man knows what he's talkin' about. >> i like subtle. i don't like any right-up-front, you know what i mean? i like to lay back and play it purple, you know what i mean? >> that's right. >> soft colors. >> that's right. >>

and releasing a new radio ad today featuring the endorsement of director spike lee for iowa -- ted cruz won there. the gop voters start their caucusing here at 5 p-m. . lauren lyster abc news, las vegas. > breaking news on the republican learned that pre- registration for the caucus is at 37- thousand. that exceeds the number of people who participated in 20-12. ahead today, there are watch parties happening tonight for four of the fives candidates. for donald trump supporters, there's one over at treasure island, for ted cruz, it's at the embassy suites convention center near paradise adnd twain. marco rubio supporters are meeting up at dom demarco's pizzeria on west charleston near hualapai, and ben carson supporters will be at the ymca near alta and valley view. we posted the information on our website at ktnv.com. stay with 13 action news for continuing coverage of today's republican caucus. we'll have crews at all the rallies and caucus sites, keeping track of who wins today. keeping track of who wins today. some breaking political news-- we've learned more information on the health of late supreme court justice antonin scalia. prosecutors just revealed a doctor'

abc has learned that sanders picked up another celebrity endorsement. he'll start running radio ads today featuring director spike >>> the u.s. and russia agreed to a cease-fire in syria set to begin saturday following two isis bombings this weekend that left more than 100 dead. more than a quarter million people have died in five years of civil war.. the cease-fire covers does not cover terror groups. the white house is already downplaying expectations. >>> americans are choosing sides in the apple fbi security showdown. there will be rallies today in support of the tech company in stores in more than 40 cities and at fbi headquarters in washingtgt. but a pugh survey finds that 51% of americansns that apple should help the fbi and break the encryption on an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters. only 38% agree with apple. >>> this morning, the city of kalamazoo, michigan is confronting grief after the shooting rampage over the weekend. a second candlelight vigil last night for the six people who died. it began indoors at a church but park. more from abc's alex

abc's. this follows a 2012 traffic stop in which a trooper says myers was weaving on old chapin. he blamed that in part on an exciting gamecock baseball game on the radio. myers admitted having a couple of drinks--but said someone else had left the cup containing scotch in his car. he later pleaded guilty to an open container charge and paid a fine. some seven years earlier, myers was pulled over by an officer in asheville where he was attending a conference. he flunked two blood alcohol tests---with results about twice the legal standard. but his dwi conviction in north carolina happened more than ten years ago. the law says because more than a decade has passed between arrests----the newest case would be considered a first offense. that means it's a not trigger potential removal from office. jack kuenzie wis news ten. tonight, presidential candidate hillary clinton is in columbia. ahead of a town hall event, she is speaking alongside victims of violent incidents our allie spillyards joins us from central baptist church in columbia. we're just 15 minutes out from the start of to tonight's talk. hillary clinton joined by former congresswoman gabrielle

that battle good morning, coming up on gma, an abc news exclusive: that battle between apple and the let's check in with "mike keeton" from the "koh radio" traffic center. how's it looking so far? 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.... sparks police are investigating an alleged car theft. incident happened yesterday evening around 4:30 at the intersection of greg street and spice island drive after a minor traffic accident. police say say a woman reported being hit by another vehicle... a dark green early 1990's chevy or g-m-c s-u-v. according to the woman... when she went to check out the damage a man jumped in the drivers seat of her vehicle... demanded money and then left the scene in her car. washoe county deputies are in part saying that unlocked cars in sun valley helped play a role in some recent brogan and another juvenile were able to get into at least four cars and deputies believe there are even more victims. some advice... never leave valuables in your car.. that burglars will be more

radio ad. sanders and clinton will appear separately tonight in a televised town hall in south carolina. in nevada, a long day for the candidates. the polls close at midnight. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> still ahead, a father's desperate situation after his and his efforts to save her >>> you're watching abc 13 news, award-winning coverage of roanoke, and the new river valley. >>> take a look at this fire in rancho dominguez, california. the second alarm fire broke out at a warehouse. it burned through the roof and turned up cars. no one was injured. officials have not determined what caused it. >>> a dramatic rescue in california sierra mountains. a 10-year-old girl tell through a snow hole into freezing cold water. her father tried desperately to pull her out, but help arrived just in time. >> reporter: dramatic new cell phone video of a father trying to save his 10-year-old girl from freezing water and hypothermia. >> i was scared and calling out for help. my feet were freezing. >> reporter: this morning, samantha speaking out after falling through this hole in the snow and into the frigid water below. >> at first, i thought it was just an indent, but i fell i

radio ad. sanders and clinton will appear separately in a televised town hall in south carolina. in nevada, a long day for the candidates. the polls close at mid-night. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> and less than a month to go before ohio's primary. a new poll by quinnipiac university shows john kasich is trailing donald trump, 31% to 26%. ted cruz comes in third with marco rubio with 13%. the poll shows 38% of voters might change their mind on a candidate before casting their ballots. >>> and we just received early voting numbers in ohio's presidential primary. the secretary of state john houston said that more than 150,000 absentee ballots were requested by mail and in person for the march 15th election. more than 10,000 voters have already cast their ballots. >>> bernie sanders is going to be here in northeast ohio this week. he's expected to attend a rally at baldwin wallace university in berea thursday morning. >>> harvest for hunger kicking off the annual campaign at the greater cleveland food bank. as part of the event, good morning cleveland anchors jackie fernandez and terrence lee took part in a grocery bagging contest. you see him there, he was cr

abc news washington. now that mexican druglord "el chapo" is back in custody, he is complaining prison. his attorney spoke on the radio tuesday, said that guards wake joaquin guzman - known as "el chapo" - every two hours, which he said feels like torture. guzman escaped from prison last year, touching off a regional manhunt for him throughout mexico. he was re- arrted last month and is now watched clololy. mexican officials say they'll eventually extradite guzman to the u-s. pope francis is also in mexico, where he is visiting a prison in cuidad juarez, that's just across the rio grande from el paso, texas. this is a live look at juarez where he's holding mass today. a riot in another mexican prison killed 4949minutes just days agag he will also stop at the border with texas. now at three months since the terror attacks in paris... ... one musical act that was playing at a theatre during the attacks returns to paris... for a benefit concert. also, a long road trip with an early start tonight as nationally-ranked iowa will meet penn state tonight meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your m