in the 70 years that robert knew allen, he says he was a class act.robert key, allen huddleston's best friend: "in all the years i knew allen huddleston, never a curse word out of that man. he was just a nice gentleman all the time."robert key, allen huddleston's best friend: "i tried to ask god every morning to give him strength to get him through today, every day, because that's how important he was to me."robert key, allen huddleston's best friend: "i shall miss him greatly..." 3 pattie tight in a statement, the president of the national d-day memorial told us that they are - quote-"very saddened by allen's passing", and that "his contributions to the war effort will not be forgotten." you can also read more about his life on our website, wset dot com. 3 waking up to morning lows in the teens with wind chill values in the teens and single digits to near zero. thursday will be sunny and breezy with continued cold temperatures. highs will only reach near 30 this afternoon. dry for tonight with clouds beginning to increase by morning and teens. friday will be the "warmest" of the next

allen's got again! lulled to sleep and back again. >> mike: you know what, tim, there have been -- mike krzyzewski had a lot of great wins, this may be one of his most gratifying wins in this series. north carolina -- let's look at that last shot. it is just there was a lot o standing around not a lot of ball movement, and what did i tell you early on, that group of five played virtually the entire second half. >> tim: roy wanted a foul at the end, do you think that was enough for a foul against thornton? >> mike: i don't think the referees, they will let the players decide, like what happened in the virginia game. >> tim: i loved what allen did at the end they got the left he literally threw it up in the air, his excitement knowing the clock would run out. what a remarkable performance. get in the zone, auto zone, and this is the incredible moment for grayson allen, he is in the zone tonight. >> mike: these guys had to step up and play major minutes in the game, no rest, and north carolina just could n

they've charged allen with "obtaining a controlled substance by deciet"... and "tampering with a consumer product." those are federal charges... ...and allen is in federal custody. agents arrested him on tuesday. today-- he'll appear in court for an arraignment. we'll find out if a judge decided to issue a bond in this case. if someone ends of dying from this incident-- gary-- allen could face life in prison. at minimum, he'd face a fine of up to 250-thousand- dollars. more gruesome details unfold as the dynel lane trial continues. lane is the woman removing an unborn baby from its mother, two surgeons said and lost half her vicious attack. both women in the a disturbing exchange with lane. at first lane made him believe she had the baby then changed her story before he performed an exam proving she did not give birth. the prosecution showed a number of items from the house including clothes and part of the mattress believed to be where the attack happened. dynel lane kept her eyes lowered when the evidence was displayed for the jury to see. the man accused

west main. ; reporter: allen went to serve in the second world war. allen suffered a broken ankle that kept him from the beaches of normandy on d day. ; he said if i hadn't broke my ankle 2 weeks before d day i would have lost my life on the beach. ; reporter: allen was devastated when he rejoined company a and didn't recognize anyone. ; when he told me that i could made me want to cry with him. ; reporter: in the 70 years that robert knew allen he said he was nothing but a class act. ; all the years i knew allen man. he was a nice gentleman all the time. i tried to ask god every morning to give him strength to get through every day. me. i shall miss him greatly. ; reporter: in a statement the president of the national d day memorial told us that they are very saddened by allen's passing and his contributions to the war effort will not be forgotten. ; anchor: he was so well respect respected and loved. ; reporter: he was. two coneys or two burgers, and two tots and two drinks. -yeah. -it's like i'm seeing double. speaking of double. look. (yells) you

allen's accused of switching needles to get drugs. rick sallinger at swedish now with the new information, so, tests been linked to the allen case? >>reporter: not yet, jim, and in fact, three attorneys told us that a total of 6 of their clients have been informed that their test reports are positive, but it's not clear why. >> these are patients that had surgery at swedish medical center during the time period that rocky allen was a surgical tech, they were tested buy bilab core, and they have tested positive for blood born path generals. >>reporter: attorney says those clients are being retested, no make sure that the results were not false positives. the task then becomes determining where that contracted the viruses. rocky allen was fired and later federally charged after he was found taking fentanyl from this operating room. >> if rocky allen was able to gain access to fentanyl, then somebody at swedish medical center must not have been following the federal and state >>reporter: those rules require that medications be kept under

her name's samantha allen. most documents have her listed as sam allen. 36, never married, born and raised and lived her whole life in crawford, owns and operates a nursery, the plant kind, not the baby kind. prentiss: there security footage? yes. i'm sending that to you. it's on your tablets right now. prentiss: what's she looking at? rossi: i can't tell. what happened? it looks like she was spooked. dave, you and prentiss see if you can find samantha allen. reid and i will get set up at the station. rossi: all we can hope is that morgan and jj get through to the survivor. you can't examine the scars? i can't get close enough. he has the most severe case of c.e.r. i've ever seen. conditioned otional response. i've only seen it in vets. that's worse than ptsd. he had an adrenaline rush when he escaped, but coming down from that will be just as extreme. and i'm sure he's sensitive to lht and sound. incredibly. we're keeping it as quiet and dark as possible. it's probably what he's used to. he's also been somewhe

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allen is facing if convicted, years. we've been in contact with the denver attorney representing two paaients who say they did get hepatitis b after having surgery here at swedish. >>> just ahead, a great picture the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. >>> it's 8:42. i love colorado. this is a beautiful shot of our mountains. what is it we're looking again? we have the flat irons are there as well. indian peak. looking to the northwest, you can also see the city of denver a little bit there. a lot of blue skies. it's going to be nice today. we are two weeks from the world games out of c

allen turned himself in tuesday. he faces charges of tampering with a consumer product and obtaining a controlled substance via deceit for stealing fentanyl. who had surgery when allen worked ttere. he believes allen could have removeed the fentanyl meant to ease his pain. >> if in fact the fentanyl wasn't given that's supposed to help block out the pain, my body was basically telling me everything that went on during that surgery. >> reporter: originally brown says it was a mystery and didn't know why he had that pain, but when we found out about the allen case, that mystery turned to concern. hundreds of people have been tested at swedish for hiv and possibly hepatitis as a result allen faces 14 years innfederal prison if convicted. his hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. denver7 will be there. live downtown, jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> jurors filled into a boulder courtroom for day three of the dynel lane trial. they've been live blogging this case knowing there's a lot of eric lupher live outside the courtroom this m

that's when we would meet allen and company a. >> reporter: allen was a photographer. >> he had his own photo shop down on west main. >> reporter: allen went to serve in the second world war. allen suffered a broken ankle that kept him from the beaches on d-day. >> say, well issue if i had not broke my ankle two weeks before d-day. i would have probably lost my life on the beach. report report allen was devastate when he rejoined company a and didn't recognize anyone. >> when he told me i saw tierce me want to cry with him >> reporter: in 70 years appen was a class act. >> all the year i known him never a cuss word out of that man. he was just a nice gentlemen all the time. i tried to ask god every morning to give me strength to get him through the day. every day. that's how important he was to me. i shall miss him greatly. pat mat in a statement the president of the national d-day memorial said they are saddened by allen's passing and his contributions to the war effort will not be forgotten. you can read more about his life on our website wset com. >> melissa: just after 6:30. tempera

but missed allen. parizek 12:04:52 it was definitely a scary situation for him. he very easily could have died. the fact that he discharged his weapon... on the surface, it certainly looks like it meets the standards of the law and our policy. his life was in danger and that's pretty clear cut 06 austin is now charged with eluding and assault on a peace officer with a weapon. a mother and her two children are safe after waking up to smoke and flames... 'when she got up this morning, when the baby was ready to be fed she found it was burning all around the refrigerator.' raymond kooker owns the madison county home that jennifer was living in with her kids... he says it was likely an electrical issue that sparked the fire. five departments were called in to knock down the flames. everyone is okay, but the home and everything inside was destroyed. meanwhile investigators still aren't sure what caused a deadly fire in des moines... the house on 61st street caught fire just before seven tuesday night. shortly after, crews found the remains of home-owner brian houston

allen turned himself in tuesday. he faces charges of tampering with a consumer product and obtaining a controlled substances with deceit. two other arizona hospitals are also offering blood tests because allen worked there. court is schhduued for 10:00 a.m. denver7 will be inside. coming up at 5:30 hear from a patient who believes that allen was in a surgery room when he had surgery, and the amounts of massive pain he's dealing with because he believes he could have been a victim. that's coming up at 5:30. we're live downtown at federal court, jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> not the only big trial happening in our area. the trial for dynel lann continues this morning. she is accused of stealing another woman's unborn baby. this is michelle wilkins. she's the victim here. she gave emotional testimony on the stand this week. denver7 reporter eric lupher is in boulder now with what we can eric. >> reporter: mitch, the prosecution could finish up testimony today. if there is time at the end of the day, the defense could e

has been the sole proprietor of allen's original redwood log house. a home for her lumberjack grandpa is now a traveling tourist attraction -- her strange inheritance. do people look at you on the road like, "wait -- what"? "that lady's driving a tree." >> you can see the passenger tell the driver, "look, there's a girl driving that thing." >> her policy of admission by donation, plus the revenue from souvenirs, once provided a decent living, but it's tougher with each passing year. >> it's hard to be the log lady and have a life and be the bookkeeper and the truck driver and the repair person and do it all. >> those worries are building in the fall of 2014, when jamie is exhibiting the log house at the pittsburgh home & garden show. a few exhibits away is an antiques appraiser named lori verderame. jamie invites her to check out her cabin. what was your first impression when you saw this log cabin? >> oh, i thought it was very unusual. i didn't realize that it was a house inside until i went inside. >> the women begin brainstorming. is there anything

allen turned himself in to the feds tuesday. he faces charges of tampering with a consumer product and obtaining a controlled substances via deceit, allegedly stealing surgical -`drugs. ww spoke to robert lee brown, a vet who had surgery at swedish in november when allen worked there. he's had dozens of surgeries in the past, but this time the pain was worse than ever and believes allen could be to blame. >> if in fact the fentanyl wasn't given that's to help the body block out the pain, my body was basically telling me everything that went on during that surgery. has asked about 3,000 patients who had surgery there while allen was an employee to be tested for hepatitis and hiv. a local lawyer claims that two people he represents have already tested positive for hepatitis b as a result of surgery at the hospital. that was ased on outside tests. as for the hearing this morning, it's at 10:00 a.m. here inside federal court. allen will appear. we'll be insidd court and bring you the latest details as they become available. live dow

weep learned more about allen's past today, rick? >> reporter: we learned that rocky allen had a history of working with hospitals, getting fired for drug diversion around not reporting that on his risumi when he applies for the next job. an on racial was about to take place -- an operation was about to take place at swedish hospital but rocky allen was not even supposed to be in that room. f.d.a. agents christie burg testified that allen was fired from four hospitals for drug theft and is under investigation at north. he said he left the jobs that he was fired from off his risumi. it was not revealed if swedish hospital did any preemployment drug screening. efem banker is an attorney representing several of the potential victims from swedish. >> looks like had he been lying on his risumi about where he had been. facilities. sound like there may vp been another incident in the navy >> reporter: he was caught replacing a syringe by another employee after seeing another similar incident. a manager was called and allen said he was in th

officers tried to pull over allen but he kept driving. eventually allen lost control and was forced to stop - that's when an officer got out to arrest him. however, allen started driving towards the officer and the officer fired at him. allen got past the officer but was arrested a short time later. multiple charges are filed against allen including assault with a weapon on a police officer. a man leads deputies on a chase after taking off during his courtroom hearing. according to the des moines register, the man showed up for a hearing related to a charge of driving while barred, but bolted from the courtroom. deputies chased the man from downtown des moines to 6th avenue and walnut street, near the u.s. bank. officers eventually found the man hiding in the basement of the bank. the suspect was returned to the courtroom. a body is found in a home that was destroyed by a fire. the burlington fire department responded to the fire tuesday the fire marshal says that while fighting thth fire, it ww discovered that one person was unaccounted

allen began working there july 2014. and was fired nearly two months later after testing positive for a controlled substance. he also worked at bader thunder bird medical center in glendale, arizona. a spokesperson at both hospitals say they're offering free testing for any surgical patients who retreated the time they're now working on a criminal investigation denver 7. >>> law enforcement has not arrested rocky allen, but they are searching for him, so they can question him. so far, swedish medical center has identified 97 patients who had direct contact with him. westminster police say these two boys are home safe. tziah thornton, and his 4-year- old prosecutor are back with their family. their mother reported them missing, when they didn't return from the zoo yesterday. >>> tomorrow, a mason county deputy killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest. deputy derrick geer was shot and killed yesterday by a 17- yearrold boy. he was taken off life support and his organs were donated. people were at the memorial and ta

- well, we could talk about my uncle, doc allen, or my cousin, robin allen. - doc allen is fine. i didn't know you had an uncle who studied medicine. - oh george, he didn't study it, he sold it. he was a medicine man. - oh, he traveled from town to town selling patent medicines. - yes, in a beautiful red wagon with his wife and a horse to pull it. - his wife and a horse to -- well, i've been a straight man all my life but that one i'll skip. - well, anyhow, on one side of the wagon in big letters it said doc allen's medicine show. - i see. - and on the other side, in even bigger letters it said 15 gorgeous dancing girls. - oh, he had 15 dancing girls with him? - oh no, no, no. that was just to draw the crowd. - i see. - you see, in very small letters under the 15 gorgeous dancing girls it said have taken my rheumatism cure. (audience laughs) - the girls took his cure. - uh huh. - then he didn't have a show at all. - oh yes, yes, his wife did the dance of the seven veils. - well, did he allow his wife to do the dance of the seven veils? - well, at the finish, she always had 30 lef

hit double figures led by seth allen with 23 points. our leading scorer kevaney martin was at the cassell and gives us a post game wrap up that takes the cake. 01-0526-3041-46win a battle take a bite. know the battle and how you are it's ok to celebrate when you win. that's he message buzz williams gave to his team after their 10 point win over florida state. there six acc win of the seasonwin a battle take a bite. that was the core of it. the background is a long story. the core of the story is what is the battle and how are we and then when we win that take a bite and celebrateit's a great win. its just a step. it was like the message you can take one bite of the cake because you can take one bite at a time so its a great win and its a great start we want to way.it was a group effort tonight with five players scoring in double figure seth allen leading the with 23 point reporting in blacksburg kevaney martin wfxr sports. thanks kevaney.staying in the new river valley area.........the radford highlanders fresh off their win over libert

bring allen in for the first time. stanford, 50 seconds away from getting its fourth win out of the last five games after losing four straight trying to make one last push towards the postseason conversation at the very least. we talked earlier about ucla relying heavily on alford and going to get from those guys, the wondering who the third source is. there's been no consistency there. you see the numbers, proving that story. >> steve: while clearly they need more contributors offensively to step up, the real issue was defense and rebounding. stanford was able to control the paint which is the equivalent of the line of scrimmage in football. but in basketball, who controls the glass, the rim, the paint. in most casing there are exceptions dash in most chase cases there are exceptions. but you put teams in foul jeopardy. tough spot to inbound from, they turn it over. >> joe: noah allen goes base line. welsh tips it in. got it down to ten with 42 seconds and time-out. >> steve: if you're coach alford and ucla the key is

he scores 27 -------------------now allen and marshall plumlee, a two man game..allen back to plumlee who slams it home!!! duke whips ga. tech 80-71. ---------------------------- ----.now to the s.e.c, 25th ranked south carolina at struggling georgia.big night for georgia's big man((yante maten maten, nice post move, converts the jump hook...maten from the low block...he scores 18----------------georgia up 33-23 at the half.,then it was j.j. frazier, after a scoreless first half comes alive for 3!now after south carolina cut it to 6--an improbable three from frazier..that sealed it..he had 13.georgia upsets south third loss of the year.tony stewart in the hospital apparently in california. . for a back injury he suffered when he was driving an atv somewhere near san diego.. fox sports reporting that a sand buggy he was driving, flipped-he was airlifted to a hospital--don't know which one. he was able to move his extrimities and is awake and alert. that's our sports this morning. i'm stan pamfilis. have a great wednesday. 3 3 here is a look 3 at current conditions.. in our next half ho

he said allen was a very caring individual. he says eveyone he knows is still in shock by what unfolded here late last night. reporting live in mauldin, shale remien, fox carolina, the ten oclock news. 3 we'll continue to follow the very latest on this developing story--both on air and online-- as well as facebook and twitter. 3 new tonight-- 3 an investigation is underway in florida--after a toddler was killed in a drive-by shooting. shooting.and police say it was likely *gang-related. related.it happened friday night--police say the car 22-month-old aiden mcclendon was riding in was hit by gunfire.authorities say aiden was hit in his shoulder and torso--and later died at the hospital.police believe other shootings in the area may be related--and that's something that doesn't sit well with those who livehere 3 when i heard that it may be gang related. i am pretty sure that is some of the activities that go on with gangs. okay, we can't get you.. we'll get your momma, get your sister, get your child. child.police say aiden's mo

as we saw allen lied and it's now the second time in five years a surgical tech has put thousands of patients at risk. rocky allen's days in the operating roommmay be over. >> it's a wake-up call. >> reporter: over the long history of the drug abuse at three other hospitals. two in arizona, one in california. questions now swirling, how he was ever able to find work here. >> you can't fix it so it's going to be foolproof but we have to make this a stronger bill so that people like rocky cannot get through this system as easily as he did. >> reporter: state representative joanne janl is sponsoring a bill that will keep the only regulation colorado has which requires surgical techs to register and report bad behavior. the bill passed in 2010 after a syringe at rose medical center infecting hundreds of patients withhhepatitis c. >> the law was supposed to prevent this from happening. it failed. does the regulation need to go further? >> we're in talks now, in regards to how much further do we need to go. >> reporter: one thing considered to make the law tougher, adding account -- accoun

a veteran shares his memories of allen huddleston -- the last of the bedford boys. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm john carlin. and i'm lindsey ward. a judge will start hearing evidence in the trial against ashley white tomorrow morning. this after judge bradley finch made the unusual decision to grant a change of venue request. after the judge's decision to move the trial to another jurisdiction ... the prosecution asked for a bench trial in pulaski county instead of a jury trial. means judge finch will now decide white's fate. legal experts say both sides could view this as a victory.. but the lack of a jury most likely benefits the defense more. jack call / radford university if, under the law, the parents are not legally responsible, then obviously the right outcome should be that they would be acquitted, and that might be an easier judgement for a judge to make than it would for jurors. the commonwealth's attorney says he believes the facts are the facts.. and he has confidence judge finch will give both sides a fair trial. th

the trouble for allen is really just beginning. rocky allen faces tampering with a consumer product and tamperred with a -- stealing fentanyl, a narcotic painkiller back on january 22nd. swedish has asked nearly 3,000 allen's august to january employment, to be tested for hiv, and hepatitis. today, swedish released this statement. we are extremely pleased to see an arrest has been made and this individual is being pursued aggressively be authoritiess. if convicted, allen faces up to 14 years in prison. and a half million dollars in fines. >> but according to the diechlt, if serious -- indictment, if serious bodily injury occurred, he could face life in prison. the investigation is on going here and other place. two hospitals in arizona where allen worked are asking the patients to be tested after hearing about the swedish case and a source tells me a third state, california bha involved. also, we learned that allen served in the navy from may 2007 to september 2011 as a hospital coreman, meaning he provided medical and dental assis

this unwith for grayson allen. who is called for the charge. he gets to heat up. and he fouls out of the game. duke down to 5 player. include the injured thorton. down 4 and he can't get the shot.

grayson allen fresh off the reprimand by the acc. pitt starts the game, it doesn't get better at all. james robinson hits the 3. 19-6 panthers. allen trying to keep duke alive, blue devils, but the turn over leads to a monster shelton jeter dunk pitt out scores the blue devil, 24-6. another turn the over leads to another dunk. pit cruises to the 76-62 wivenlt next upor the blue devils, a huge game at wake forest. >> virginia tech, visits, lake second half, nice play by moore, the block leadss to the lay up for senior, cody miller mcintire. 4 point game. justinobinson with dagger 3

seth allen also had it going in the first half, with three of his 14 here. bibbs and allen combining for 20 of the hokies first 25 points, and even buzz is loving it. zach leday starts to come- on later in the first. he throws it down, on his way to 17 and 8 on the night. but the hokies only up one at the break. in the 2nd, the freshman, chris clarke, working hard. puts back his own miss. he had 6 and 6 off the bench. and just as big as bibbs was to the first half, justin robinson was to the 2nd. he drives, getting the hoop and the harm. robinson with the late three to stretch the hokies' lead back out. tech wins it,

allen. - no, they're identical twins, c. and c. allen. - c. and c. allen. who did he work for? so he started out as a top director for a major studio. - what has he done? - he made two pictures for them. of course, he made them at the same time. - he made two pictures at the same time? - when he started directing it was his first picture, and when he got halfway through the studio decided it was also his last one. - [george] last one? - [gracie] yes. - when he lost his job, what did he do? - he didn't lose his job. they gave him another contract. - they gave him another contract? - oh, sure. you see, the first contract only allowed him to make one picture a year for an outside studio. - and this new contract? - with that, he had to make all his pictures for outside studios. - did he make any outside pictures? - sure! he made an epic that lost over six million dollars. - lost over six million dollars? - the story was from a very bad book. - didn't he know that? - no, he never reads the book. he always waits until the picture comes out. - and then he sees it. that's a very, very

allen. allen. it won't be necessary for you to do any acting, major. i want the real you. the whole idea... is to photograph an average day in the life of an average astronaut-- your home life, everything. my ho-- my home life? that's what i said. i-i really don't think it would work, uh... why not, major? well, i'm not an average astronaut. actually, i don't have a family-- major nelson, general brinley has asked us for full cooperation. now, uh, since mr. kerr has been kind enough it's up to us to make everything as easy as possible for him. there's nothing to worry about, major... as long as you have me behind the camera. i-i do think that perhaps we ought to give it just a little more thought. did you send for me, sir? yes, major. i kind of thought you'd be sending for me. well, here are the results of the heat chamber test. take them to the lab for me, will you? was there anything else, major? well, i heard you were filming a documentary, and i've had a little acting experience, and i thought you might be needing me. well, if roger'd like to do this instead of me, i h

richard allen, after whom the university is named, was honored in the unveiling of allen helped found the african methodist episcopal denomination in 1816 at a time when blacks could not freely worship everywhere. "this is the centennial, of the founding of the methodist episcopal denomination. it was the first african american church denomination in the world. and it fostered churches civil rights movements and it still does today." this 39th black heritage stamp honors his inspirational life as a preacher, activist and civic leader. allen university held the ceremony during today's founders' day program. carolina panthers quarterback cam she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families standing strong around the world and women's rights. hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton year and mvp....today he was on the

if no one got sick or injured from allen's alleged actions, he could get 10 years in if serious bodily injury occurred, he could spend up to 20 years in prison. if someone dies he could get life. he also faces fines of $250,000. >> victoria, there is a process for the hospital to track this back to allen if, in fact, someone does die or has another illness? >> that's right. it will take time. they will do dna cases on any cases that might turn up positive. again these might be positive from before this incident with allen, but we will find that out and that could take maybe a couple months. >> victoria sanchez in the information center. >>> reality tv star richard i would -- wyatt pled not guilty surrendering to law enforcement thursday on fission of conspiracy, dealing with -- suspicion of conspiracy, gunsmoke in wheat ridge featured on the show american guns which ran on the discovery channel from 2011 to 2012. the judge today repeatedly called wyatt kiss honest but granted him the 20 -- dishonest but granted him on the $25,000 bond on the condition he stays at a halfway house and do

allen university in columbia was named in his honor. the stamp can be purchased at post offices nationwide. still ahead on the news at 7 -- helping to prepare future teachers... plus -- it's heart month. february is heart month. and while the focus is he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the

first of the 12 ponents, now, allen is tonight, 6-- opponents, now, allen is on tonight six threes tonight. >>> now, california dreaming all week. we go live from levi stadium where our coverage will be it for super bowl 50. jeff? >> reporter: we completed the hat trick of live shots, started out yesterday in san francisco, then, earlier today we were in san jose and now we near santa clara. and toefp coaches you know them, creatures of habits. like all tuesday, today was an off day. an interesting day, what do you do on an off day? little bit more film and you talk about the denver broncos. cam newton and manning will not go against each other but their performance in super bowl 50 will be compared. newton was asked if there is a skill manning has that he wishes he had in. >> a lot of things that peyton has done, is doing that i wish i could mimic but i can't do it like peyton, only he can do it. i try on translate -- one of the things i learned from him or saw him do but other quarterbacks in this leak and i try to apply it to my own. >> i am sure he would like to have one of those lomba

p>> sergeant allen was 38 years pold. phe joined the military two days pafter 9/11 and deployed three pwhile serving, he suffered pconcussions from ied's. pwhen he returned home, he was pdiagnosed with severe ptsd. phis mother said it was difficult pfor him to return to a regular plife. p>> the military is regulating. psome people work well with that. pmy son loved it. pin civilian life he struggled. p>> these rows and rows of pheadstone at ohio reserve pnational cemetery remind us of pall that have sacrificed for our pcountry and it is here that psergeant james allen iii was plaid to rest with his brothers pand sisters. p>> his mother said sergeant pallen tried to get help but said pthe system failed him. p>> civilians need to understand pwhat ptsd is. p>> now she is pushing for some pchanges pchanges. p>> i'm not blaming anyone. pi think the va works within the pconfines of what their pregulations are. pgoing to let this drop. drop. p>> sergeant allen is survived by ptwo children, natalie and ptristan. phis mother plans

and in the second, allen is going to have a crossover dribble. and allen a career-high 28 points. and the hokies turn it over 25 times. and pittsburgh sends virginia tech home with a 90-71 loss. the hokies travel on tuesday before a match in charlottesville next week. hicks, the lone hokey, with ten points. and the hokies host georgia tech on thursday. and the averett men lost to lagrange. the cougars host covenant on tuesday. and notre dame taking on wake forest. and jackson is going to spin. and he finishes off the half with a dagger. and notre dame wins 85-62 over wake forest. and this was the scene in omaha last year. and the team was presented with their championship rings and a fundraiser in charlottesville. while most of the roster will suit up again this season, many have moved on to the big leagues. >> it just seems so surreal. and we go out and work every day towards that goal. when you reach it it's something different. >> it's still sinking in. when people say and i want it to sink in forever. >> the run that we went on was so crazy that it didn't just seem real. maybe

bring allen in for the first time. stanford, 50 seconds away from getting its fourth win out of the last five games after losing four straight trying to make one last push towards the postseason conversation at the very least. we talked earlier about ucla relying heavily on alford and going to get from those guys, the wondering who the third source is. there's been no consistency there. you see the numbers, proving that story. >> steve: while clearly they need more contributors offensively to step up, the real issue was defense and rebounding. stanford was able to control the paint which is the equivalent of the line of scrimmage in football. but in basketball, who controls the glass, the rim, the paint. in most casing there are exceptions dash in most chase cases there are exceptions. but you put teams in foul jeopardy. tough spot to inbound from, they turn it over. >> joe: noah allen goes base line. welsh tips it in. got it down to ten with 42 seconds and time-out. >> steve: if you're coach alford and ucla the key is

many expect allen to end up in future. the gamecocks women at home tonight, trying to stay unbeaten in conference play, hosting georgia. gamecocks rocking the pink tonight. a chance to win the sec regular season outright. a'ja wilson down low. she had a big night. that made it 4-0 usc. khadijah sessions knocks down the 32-putts it -- to put south carolina up by three. tiffany mitchell off to the races. mitchell and sessions combined for 32 tonight. 15-11 usc. south carolina claims the outright regular season sec title. they are 13-0 in conference play. usc wins, 61-51. it is the first sign that spring is on the way. the first pitch on the college baseball season will be thrown out tomorrow. south carolina hosts albany, clemson hosts maine. and it's the beginning of a new era in clemson. monte lee will coach his first game as the tigers' skipper. i had a chance to sit down with lee in the tigers' brand new facility, and find out why he says clemson is a dream job. >> this is as good as it gets for me. it -- of the yankees a

- well, um, how about noah allen, my cousin, the famous veterinarian. - noah allen, he was an animal doctor? - no, he was a human doctor who took care of animals, yes. - yeah, well he sounds nice. let's talk about him. to treat a pig for a nervous breakdown. - a pig that had a nervous breakdown? - yeah, that's right. you see this pig had a litter of 13 little pigs, and she could only set places for 12. (audience laughs) - well that would make me nervous too, but did he ever do any normal things like bathing a dog or clipping them? - oh yes, he invented the french poodle cut. - the french poodle cut? - yeah, you know, where they just clip the middle of the dog and leave the head and tail bushy. - and he invented that? - oh well accidentally. you see, some women brought him a vicious poodle to be clipped, and so he started in the middle. - yeah, in the middle, yeah. - yes, and that went all right, but, uh, when he got near the tail the dog was able to turn around and bite him. - oh okay, so he had to leave the tail bushy. - yes. - but how do you account for the head? why couldn't he cl

officers ended up arresting allen and three new felony charges have been filed against him-- assault with a weapon on police, theft and eluding. stephanie: an update from last night's deadly fire on 61st street. the victim has been identified as brian houston. the polk county medical examiner's office is doing an autops to figure out cause of death-- the cause of the fire is also still not known. jack/lam: the new hampshire primary ended the campaigns of two republican candidates today: carly christie. but as far as the winners go, voters in new hampshire lived up to their reputation of being independent thinkers. ((nat)) "bernie bernie bernie.. cheers on the view" following his huge win in new hampshire.. bernie sanders feeling the love on the view.. telling the ladies.. he's all in. ((sot)) "the view" bernie sanders: "...the message that we're bringing forth, that this country is supposed to be a nation of fairness, and we're not seeing that fairness right now. " sanders stopping in harlem for coffee with al sharpton earlier.. hillary clinton also in new york.. after reassuring her

final decision for allen and the other sites should come out sometime this summer and that could have major financial implications for duke. bill: still to come tonight, could you imagine working for that's what's happening to we're going (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... . bill: all right, welcome back, so imagine if you've been going to work but haven't been paid for that work since january? that's the reality people are facing at a local charlotte company called smartcore. the company admits it could not pay workers last week because it was waiting on money to come in from two big construction projectsast year. the company asked employees to still come in and work without being paid. an attorney says that's illegal. >> the owners are just like, well, we're sorry, good luck, but could you please still show up to work even though we're not going to pay you. >> people who come to work are entitled to a paycheck, not providin

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to you from hollywood life live, it's "comics unleashed" the with your host, byron allen. tonight, byron welcomes -- it now a man who enjoys more comedians than a comedy club, byron allen! [ wild cheers and applause ] >> yeah! yeah! thank you. thank you.

allen's got it. trying to play keep away. and he does. arizona survives, i do mean survives washington this afternoon. >> steve: this is indicative of pac 12 play this year and why as many as nine teams are under consideration for the ncaa tournament. high level basketball out west, tim. >> tim: enjoyed it lav. >> steve: i loved it. like gangsters. tim brando. >> tim: and for steve lavin and molly mcgrath, tim brando, so in seattle. what an exciting environment. huskies go down 77-72. arizona looks to be getting ready to march in march. cleveland zoned talks eight news. >> the heatws has been on the cleveland fire b department today. good evening, i'm bill sheil. >> i'm jennifer jordan. firefighters but the day battling several places across the city, two of them fatal. fox eights brittney harris with the lead story tonight. house. i went to my front door and looked at what was happening. i saw some firefighters pull out some hoses and i said okay, it's time to get out of here ring out. >> eric gergotz is interest to get back insidec his

westminster, 2.2, about 3 was allens park, 13. conifer, 14. 20 and a half inches from this storm, finally, cold enough to snow. let's go to justin mcheffey in the mobile weather lab. it hadn't been this cold in two weeks. >> february 8th when denver had an overnight temperature in the teens, take a look at this right now, we've got some gusty winds up here in boulder. and it's kicking the snow around a little bit, you can see the flakes, otherwise, clear skies overhead. but because we have clear skies overhead, it means all of the heat is going to escape tonight and when that happens, the bottom can really drop out. that's why tomorrow morning, especially if we have some winds like this, it's going to feel on the cool side, that, in combination with the snow covered round on the west side of town, it will keep things chilly around here. in the foothills, in the teens, lakewood and kent carol, 26 and 25 degrees. morrison. stapleton, 28, and 27 for aurora right now. ed, pretty chilly up here in boulder, how warm in denver today? col

. >> she is one of 3,000 at risk while allen worked there. >> at least haven't them have been affected that would be a very unusually large number. a couple hundred have been affected that's probably more realistic federal officials are investigating at least two other hospitals in arizona where allen for 17 months ago. >> this is a case that needs to be investigated from the environment x allen to place 20 years in prison for every person affected with hepatitis or hiv. >> people are entitled to know. will we have to file a lawsuit to find out what happened? probably. and a medical center said they're pleased with the arrest and their property with all phases of the investigation. allen is back in court friday morning. >> they keep it an officer expected to be okay after police say to suspect driving a stolen car ran the officers please give early this afternoon. you can see here that the officer used his car to stop the suspect. the driver tried to get away. a third person was taken to the hospital. it's not clear what their role was. this happened at the north side of the capital wh

>>reporter: allen walked into the courtroom. he was shackled wearing jeans and a zip up sweater. he appeared stoic as he read a federal judge read his charges. now allen is charged with tampering with a consumer product and obtaining a controlled substance with deceit. u.s. attorney's office says this is an active investigation and more charges are possible. if a patient suffers serious bodily injury or death he could face 20 years in prison. allen was fired from swedish medical center after investigators say he swapped out a fen nill syringe. we still don't know if any patients have been infected. now the feds are also loooing at other states where allen worked as a surgical tech including two other hospitals in arizona. we also know ttat he worked as a surgical tech in the navy. now he's going to be held until his hearing on friday. during that hearing we will find out if he will be released at all. >>> a woman accused of cutting a baby from another woman's woman opeeing statements scheduled to again. lane is accused of a can taking wilkins last year she survived the tack but h

allen who broke a bone with ready to play. he is also willing to admit the tough call was the right call. >> hindsight, yes, great, awesome, thank you, coach. foot feels great. ready to rock 'n' roll. >> having the extra week off was huge. he and i talked about it. what the benefit of having that extra -- extra 4 or 5 or 6 days meant for his foot. >> the team is benefiting from allen's junior tow get back on the field. playing with a broken bone in your foot, that tends to inspire. >> he is one ever the toughest guys that i ever met. mentally and physically. he was for a group. a great leader. we were excited to have him. >> he said he will make the final call on friday. he does say it is looking good so far. mandy mitchell, back to you. >>> fractured but not fractured. they are playing here on sunday. [ laughter ] >> pretty impressive. >> absolutely. all right, "the late show" is coming up next. our

they say allen started driving his car toward officer brockert, so he fired. allen was eventually caught and arrested and now faces charges of assault with a weapon on police. jack: the snowy morning commute was no fun -- but at least the price of gas is a good time right now. drivers in the midwest are enjoying the cheapest gas in a dozen years. and according to gas-buddy- dot-com, some stations in the region could see prices at the pump drop as low as 99 cents a gallon. right now, the 1.78 a gallon. compare that to it was 2-21 a gallon. jack: 100th street in urbandale, you may have to find another route starting next week. on monday, the city of be re-doing the 100th street and 54th avenue. the project will shut down 100th street from plug drive to sdrive. they're building from plum drive i-80, as well as a that interchange. the project should be finished in november. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at six... the winners and losers of the new hampshire primary ... what the results mean for the election moving forward. jack: and.... two presidential cand

allen's park to ohio springs, it's snowing. south of colorado springs, canyon city through colorado city and trinidad, we have nice snow falls. watch out, those roads are going to be on the snowy side. our future cast, we talked about this yesterday. this is a quick movie system and by 8:00, 9:00, most has started to wrap up in the northern part of the state. as we head into the lunch hour, clear in denver. we may have sunshine. scattered showers into our southern mountains through the afternoon and into the evening. here in denver, front range, foothills, we have cleared out. it's one of those days like it never happened because a lot of areas will see melting especially in denver. today and tomorrow, and mostly sunny sky and a few clouds here or there tomorrow. overall, back into the upper 40s and 50s tomorrow. winter weather advisories tomorrow. some hasn't updated since midnight last night, so these are the totals from yesterday. most areas looking at 1 to maybe 4 inches of snow in our foothills and high country. looking at