allen martin reports...rson award winner >>> in the shadow of san quentin there's a group focused on the victims. allen martin reports, this week's jefferson award winner is helping victims and their families have a voice. >> all the work with the victims. >> reporter: jan miller has been helping murder victim families for 22 arbecause jan miller is one of those families. >> i feel empowered myself by getting involved. >> reporter: in 1984, jan's daughter, 19-year-old veronica cast murdered in her apartment in chico. it's unsolved. 10 years after the killing jan teamed up with jane alexander to form citizens against homicide. >> to unhappy ladies, unhappy with the criminal justice system. >> reporter: should the killer be caught and convicted, citizens against homicide helps families write letters to the sentencing judge and later the parole board. >> your case is kind of shoved to the back. >> reporter: jean and shelly had two-family members killed in fresno. >> no one is ever prepared to have something lik

new talk of >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom.t's nicknamed the world's most beautiful freeway but could 280 be making room for billboards? new talk of ads on the scenic bay area drive. >> a scary trip into a shark tank! the thrill all virtual. a sneak peek at the future of entertainment that could be coming to your living room. that and more at 6:00. >>> the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> pelley: a choice and now a hallenge to the senate. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it's time for the senate to do theirs. >> pelley: also tonight... >> hillary, hillary, hillary! -r pelley: the front-runners are tasting victory, but trump has a hrning about a challenge to him at the convention. >> i think you'd have riots. >> pelley: an alleged drug addict working in a hospital may have put 3,000 patients at risk of hepatitis and h.i.v. and norma at 90, having the time of her life. captioning sponsored by cbs thi

allen martin tells us -- contest. allen martin tells us there's a lot on the line. >> tomorrow five states are up for grabs and the biggest prize being florida and ohio. in those two states the republican winner takes all the delegates. voters in missouri, illinois and north carolina all head to the polls. in florida a new cbs poll shows donald trump leading senator marco rubio 2-1 on rubio's home turf. n kasich, in his home state. he and trump are essentially tied there. it's gonna be a big day for the democrats as well. clinton is leading in poll north carolina, an >> our nation desperately needs a conservative movement. we cannot afford to lose it and we will if we nominate the wrong person in this party. >> today in tampa former alaska governor sarah palin was stomping for trump in the sunshine state. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty punk ass little thuggery stuff that's been going on with these "protesters." >> in ohio it's do or die for governor john kasich in his homestate. he and trump are esse

. >> allen martin reports, this week's jefferson award winner isn't letting those challenges stop her if it means helping inmates get the training they need. >> i like that. >> reporter: beverly parenti and her husband would drive by san quentin all the time. >> on the ferry you pass san quentin, you drive by san quentin, but you never really know what's going on inside the prison walls. >> reporter: five years ago, chris was asked to speak to inmates at the prison about how to start a business after they get out. he got beverly to join him and what she heard from an inmate changed everything. >> he said, i can no longer let 12 minutes of one day of my life define who i am as a person. >> reporter: that inspired them to create the last mile. because the couple has spent years in high-tech, it made sense that their nonprofit would teach inmates the science of computer coding. beverly had seen the research. 75% of the people released from prison are unemployed within the first year. 60% get out, commit another crime and go back in. >> our mission is to provide marketable skills that wil

that tonight allen martin tells us that they helped police nab two dangerous jail escapees in a statewidean hunt. >> reporter: this is the check for matthew chapman and that in january he would spot them. in this whole foods parking lot in the hate. >> and that they would inform police that they had known that they were wanted and possibly matched that description. >> reporter: and that their reward was $100,000 that he will get his check in the next few days, that the orange county board of supervisors also approved a $30,000 reward and for two target store employees in l.a. county as they would call police after they spotted them shopping there and the owner of the stolen van used in the getaway will get $20,000. now, they were held for a week at gunpoint by the fugitives that they are not getting any piece of the reward. that is because that they would say that they did not give police any information leading to the escapee's capture. allen martin kpix 5. >>> tonight they want to turn some of their prime downtown real estate into a temporary homeless shelter as they would plan to turn

allen martin, kpix 5. >>> 4:42. a former 49er facing rape charges speaks at a bay area high school. parents weren't happy about it, either. but next, we're going to show you why the kids say his speech inspired them. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, decision to invite an ex-49 facing domestic violence and sex- assault charges to speak to student da lin on the backlash.. ant >>> some east bay parents are questioning a high school's decision to invite an ex-49er facing sex charges to speak to students. da lin on the backlash and the superintendent's response >>> reporter: ray mcdonald was all smiles posing with students and teachers at tennyson high school and that got parents asking, what was the school thinking? >> make us feel angry and disappointed. >> reporter: the 9ers cut the star lineman because of his many run-ins with the law. accusations of domestic violence and raping a woman who was drunk. in fact, the rape trial starts next month. tennyson high school invited mcdonald a few weeks ago to talk to 250 at-risk kids about self-discipline. >> arrested many times. i think $[ completely unintellig

allen martin tells us there are more security raids in brussels and more arrests. >> cell phone video shows a man drug from a bus shelter in brussels. police were suspicious of a bag that he carried, told him to move it away and then shot him in the leg. >> we heard two shots, five seconds between two shots, one small shot and one big shot is a sniper because i see him from the window. >> reporter: police staged more raid in the neighborhood where belgian police found explosives and bomb making equipment used in tuesday's attacks. law enforcement are looking for two people, one seen with the suicide bombers at the airport, the other seen with the bomber at the subway station. 19-year-old more man missionary mason wells was just 30 feet -- mormon mason wells was just 30 feet away from the first bomb. three year ago mason survived the boston marathon bombings. he was just a block away from the pressure cooker bomb that exploded. >> i just feel loss for those that were injured. i feel so bad for because i was so lucky. i was so lucky being how close i was. >> allen martin, kpix5. >>> the

sendg the wron >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom.6:00 tonight, a high school mascot sending the wrong message. the fiery debate over a plan to rename the rebels. forget the bars. this brand-new bay area jail has heated floors and soothing colors on the walls. what it's costing taxpayers to keep criminals comfortable, some say. those stories and more tonight at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> we showed you a cat with a moustache a few days ago. now -- that was him. now we have a dog with braces. >> oh. >> that's wesley the 6 month old golden retriever having trouble eating because his teeth were coming in very crooked. so a vet in michigan hooked him up with some or the doesn't orthodontics. he will wear them for 6 weeks and then share his million- dollar smile with the world sos the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> w per tuesday! >> pelley: the front-runners look like a cinch to clinch. >> if winner took all, this thing is over. >> pelley: some republicans fear it is

. >>> the stop trump movement, allen martin shows us even former political enemies are now joining forces against him as another prominent politician is calling it quits >>> reporter: former presidential candidate marco rubio told reporters that he is done with politics. >> i'm not running for re- election to the senate. as i said, i'm going to finish my term here and then i'll be a private citizen. >> reporter: rubio dropped out of the presidential race tuesday evening after donald trump beat him in florida rubio's home state. trump has nearly half the 1237 delegates he needs to clinch the gop nomination. >> we have to bring our party together. >> reporter: trump warns any plans to derail his candidacy could lead to voter riots. but today a group of conservative activists and lawmakers met behind closed doors to discuss alternatives to the gop front-runner. senator lindsey graham threw his support behind his adversary ted cruz. >> i think the best alternative to donald trump to stop him is ted cruz. and i'm going to help ted in every way i can. >> reporter: on the democratic side, senato

allen martin tells us it could be the end of the line for a couple republican candidates if they don't win their home states. >> reporter: five states are up for grabs and the biggest prizes are florida and ohio. will in those two states the republican winner will take all of the delegates. voters in missouri, illinois, and north carolina will head to the polls. in florida a new cbs poll shows donald trump leading senator marco rubio 2-1 on rubio's home turf. >> our nation desperately needs a conservative movement. we cannot afford to lose it. and we will if we nominate the wrong person to lead this party. >> reporter: protesters keep disrupting trump's rally. it happened in tampa. former alaska governor sarah palin was stumping for trump in the sunshine state. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk ass thuggery stuff that has been going on with those quote unquote protesters. >> and in ohio it's due or die for john kasich in his home state. he and trump are tied there. it will be a big day for the democrats as well. hillary clinton lead manager polls in florida, north

as allen martin reports, the conversation took on a more civil tone. >>> reporter: the final four played nice in miami. in florida, immigration is a key issue. one hot topic, the h1b visa program that some companies use to hire foreign workers. senator marco rubio in his home state spoke out against it. >> if a company is caught abusing that process, they should never be allowed to use it again. >> reporter: donald trump, who uses the law, agreed. >> i'm a businessman. and i have to do what i have to do. it's sit there is waiting for you but it's very bad. >> reporter: trump also asked about his earlier comments that islam hates america. >> you can be politically correct if you want. i don't want to be so politically correct. >> you can be correct without needing to be politically correct. we are going to have to work with muslims. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz used his roots to connect to florida voters. >> 59 years ago, florida welcomed my father to america as he stepped off the ferry boat from cuba on to key west. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich made his case on economic

allen martin is keeping tabs on results coming in from five states. >> liz, the party seems to be onfor donald trump and hillary clinton in florida. cbs projects that both will win big in florida. marco rubio will lose big to trunk in his own state. trump will walk away with all 99 delegates. >> i decided to run a campaign with something that was realistic. i know that we have a right to enforce our immigration laws but we also have to have a realistic approach to fix it. i know that we are living through this extraordinary economic transformation that's disrupting people's lives. machines are replacing them and pay is not enough. i know this new economy has an incredible opportunity. i know that america can't solve all the world's problems but i know that when america does not lead, it leaves behind a valuing yule which lead to chaos. i know first hand that ours is a special nation because where you come from here does not decide where you get to go. that's how a 44-year-old son of a bartender and a maid, that's how i decide that i, too, can run for president of the united states of

stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, only on 5- we first exposed a potential safety hazard in >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom, new at 6:00 for you tonight only on 5, we first exposed a potential safety hazard in the hills. these fire hazards in the mud, and we're finding more pushing the city for answers. and it's time for the nfl to hand the soccer fields back to the kids, but the youth league won't take them back. we'll explain what we just found out. those stories and more tonight at 6:00. >>> all right allen, thank you. that's it for kpix news at 5:00. the cbs evening news with scott pelly is next. >> allen and veronica will see you back here at 6:00, remember, we have the latest news and weather always on cbssf.com. >> that's gorgeous. >> there's the sun. >> pelley: on the eve of the high-stakes primaries, getting out the vote and tossing out the protestors. >> get 'em out of here. get 'em out of here. >> the rhetoric he uses is irresponsible. >> that's a toxic environment. it's not healthy. >> pelley: also tonight, what has isis done with two million msople? holly williams speaks

. >>> i'm allen martin. new at 6:30 tonight, a belgian man living in the bay area reflects on the attacks that paralyzed his home country. >> it's a terrible way to wake up. >> how he says today's terror attacks will change belgium forever much like 9/11 changed the united states. >> and it's becoming a sillicon valley poster city for the super rich. while teachers and firefighters are pushed out. how palo alto plans to ease some of the housing pain for the middle class. those stories and more tonight at 6:30 after a full hour of "cbs evening news with scott pelley." >>> meanwhile, the death toll continues to rise in brussels, belgium after isis sets off bombs in two locations. at least 36 people are dead. more than 200 hurt. a special extended edition of the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and veronica will see you at 6:30. and then remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. join us on facebook. we are talking about what happened in brussels today and we would value y

and we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight: it's a law designed to protect >>> i'm allen martinnew at 6:00 tonight, it's a law designed to protect the disabled. but critics say it's becoming all about profits. the new push to protect businesses from costly lawsuits. >> and a navy tugboat sailed out of san francisco then vanished without a trace. how a century old mystery at sea was solved by accident. those stories and more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> well, who can resist these cute little guys and gals? today is national puppy day. the day was created to bring awareness to the need to care for orphaned puppies. [ whining ] >> i'm sure they will find good homes. so cute. >>> today -- every day should be national puppy day. >> if we ended every newscast with puppies -- >> yeah. the world would be a better place. >> we would all be happier. >> maybe tomorrow's national kitty day. kitten day. >> we could make it. >> we can only hope. [ laughter ] >> that's it for us here. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and veronica will be back here at 6:00. remember, the

to >>> i am allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom.borhood battles to keep a mosque from moving and. why critics say they are concerned in it is about more than religion. >>> a bay area sheepdog with a new claim to fame. she gave birth to 17 puppies. we will introduce you to the litter that landed her in the record books. they will only get cuter and cuter. >>those little pink noses are adorable. >>> the cbs evening news with scott kelly is next. >>allen and veronica will be back here at 6:00. remember the latest news, weather and puppy information is always on cbssf.com sexually abusing a student. student. now the >> pelley: on the eve of super tuesday, trump clashes with black lives matter protesters. >> get 'em out. get 'em out. lst, out, out, out. >> pelley: also tonight, a cop is gunned down on he on the job. the big cheese at a food company pleads guilty to selling parmesan that had no parmesan. and david martin with an american hero. >> that's five bronze stars, two purple hearts? >> that's correct. >> pelley: and now the highes

. >> i'm allen martin. let's show you hi-def doppler right now.s heavy downpours for the friday evening commute in spots. we are going to get a brief break tonight before the next round of rain moves in. >> we have team coverage on this latest storm starting with emily turner at the russian river. emily. >> reporter: things out here finally started to slow down. it's not raining any more which is nice but just to give you an idea how quickly things moved today, i'm standing at the edge of the floodwaters and where my photographer is zooming to right now is where our reporter joe vazquez was 24 hours ago. >> it's scary. >> reporter: johnson beach, the sandy shoreline is submerged by the reason everyone is really here the rising russian river and now that it looks like flood levels won't be

. >> i'm allen martin.t's supposed to ensure disabled people can go every place able-bodied individuals can go but some businesses say the americans with disabilities act needs to be fixed. kpix 5's devin fehely on why and what he found at the office of a lawyer who files many lawsuits. >> reporter: he has been in business for more than 10 years but john mcallister says the first time he realized his ice cream shop wasn't in compliance with the americans with disabilities act was when he was hit with a lawsuit. >> we had a lot of people coming in all the time with wheelchairs, came in, no one ever mentioned anything. >> reporter: he said making the changes to make his store more accessible was cheap. about $400. >> we brought in a new table. >> reporter: legal fees and settlement cost a lot more. >> it was closer to $16,000. >> reporter: he supports the measures sponsored by california representative jerry mcnerney who would give businesses 90 days to correct violations befora lawsuit could proceed. disabil

. >> i'm allen martin. we'll give you a live look at clouds building in san jose right now. to drench the bay area in the next 24 hours. a flood watch has been issued for tomorrow and chief meteorologist paul deanno says just the first in a series of soakers. >> if you add everything up it's double digit rainfall by our two largest reservoirs. 10" or more of rainfall but that rain begins to drop off as you head south of the golden gate. here's what i'm talking about. just specifically for tomorrow, the north bay is going to be a pounding rainfall all day long into friday. you cross the golden gate, you get south of vallejo, it will be heavy arena at times but not nearly what we're talking about for the north bay. santa clara valley in gilroy not that wet tomorrow. what a sharp contrast from the north bay to the south bay when it comes to this first round of heavy rainfall. most of the bay area is unaid flood watch through the weekend. it's a four-day flash flood watch. watch out for urban and

. >> i'm allen martin. >>> 280 is one of the most scenic drives in the bay area.oards could soon be on the freeway blocking the view. len ramirez reports from palo alto. it comes down to money, doesn't it? >> reporter: it always comes down to money, doesn't it? in these tight budget times it seems even the sacred cows can be sacrificed. this proposal could turn the scenic highway into an avenue of ads. drivers say there's a lot to love about interstate 280 through san mateo county and they put these views at the top of the list. >> i use this highway every day. i' a courier from gilroy to san francisco. it's a lovely drive. >> reporter: but how is this for a change of scenery? like its ugly stepbrother highway 101, 280 the so-called world's most beautiful highway, may soon have billboards for the first time ever. >> no! that would be a bad idea. it would just spoil the view i think. leave the signs for 101. >> reporter: billboards of all shapes and sizes already line highway 101. so far 280 has been ad-free. but a proposal is going board san mateo county board of

. >> i'm allen martin.an east bay high school is doing some soul searching over its mascot. there is a new evident to get rid of colonel reb. >> reporter: the mascot is all over campus including this building here. what do you think? does it look like a racist mascot or no? well, it's been standing here for about 60 years. it could come down. he is known as rebel guy at san lorenzo high. at first glance, nothing offensive about his blonde moustache or the big hat. but at one time, the mascot was a confederate figure and some argue he represents a painful part of the school history. minstrel shows, students in black face, slave day. all kinds of things that are extremely derogatory. they changed slave

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. out hi-def doppler lit up in yellow and orange right now. it is really coming down. the storm that started in the north bay is drenching most of the bay area. we have watches and warnings to tell you about. brian hackney has more. >> it began to rain last night in the north bay. it sagged south into the central bay where now we have urban and small stream flooding watches which means it's raining, ponding on the road, right in the thick of the evening commute. the brunt of this is sinking south into the central bay area now lifts to the north bay where heavy cells are coming down right now. especially in the flood-prone russian river valley. that's where they have flood warnings posted for the river peaking at about 9:00 saturday morning. south bay not a big deal. a million people in san jose picked up a trace of rain. much more than that up in the north bay where

. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. with the latest on the ace train derailment. the last of the derailed cars has been put back on the tracks and towed away went last hour. ace train also resume service tomorrow morning. one seriously injured passenger is still in the hospital tonight. let's take a listen to emergency dispatchers as the scope of the derailment unfolded. >> partially in the creek, three passengers -- correction, nine passengers in the train currently. 's juliette goodrich ha e crash site all day >> the train derailed about 7:30 last night in niles canyon between sunol and pleasanton. kpix 5's juliette goodrich has been at the crash site and has the latest. >> reporter: veronica, a lot of progress has been made as you can see

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. 37 pilot are dead, more than 200 injuredincluding several americans after three explosions total. first back-to-back blasts at the airport. then a single attack at a nearby train station in brussels, belgium. "islamic state" terrorists are claiming responsibility. in a post tonight they promise dark days for countries allied against them. authorities later found a nail- filled bomb, chemical products and an "islamic state" flag during a raid in a brussels neighborhood. it started with two explosions in the departures airport of the airport outside the checkpoints. that was about 8 a.m. brussels time. at least one blome is blamed on a sue syme -- at least one bomb is blamed on a suicide attacker and another a suitcase bomb. an hour later a bomb hit a train station. this is the aftermath at the airport a smoky scene inside, the ceiling caved n you can see parents huddled on the floor holding their children close next to downed carts and debris. panicked travelers left screaming. one woman from kentucky is still looking for her

. >> i'm allen martin. let's show you hi-def doppler right now. there are still showers heavy downpours for the friday evening commute in spots. we are going to get a brief break tonight before the next round of rain moves in. >> we have team coverage on this latest storm starting with emily turner at the russian river. emily. >> reporter: things out here finally started to slow down. it's not raining any more which is nice but just to give you an idea how quickly things moved today, i'm standing at the edge of the floodwaters and where my photographer is zooming to right now is where our reporter joe vazquez was 24 hours ago. >> it's scary. >> reporter: johnson beach, the sandy shoreline is submerged by the reason everyone is really here the rising russian river and now that it looks like flood levels won't be reached people are speculating. >> it happened really fast. usually it takes a lot more rain. it's not nearly as high as in the past. >> the fire district scaled back the response once the water slowed down around 3:00 allowing them to rela

. >> tim: that is four on cody martin. allen the line to extend duke's lead. trying to make it a three-point ball game. >> mike: they may be going back and forth with matt jones and -- >> tim: misses the second. unusual miss. puts the ball back in cat barbers hands. a two-point game. barber kicks it back out to martin. martin looks at shot. takes the two instead. >> mike: not a good close out by ingram. used a pump fake, got by him >> tim: tied at 89-89. ingram, plumlee with the put-back and is fouled. >> mike: you have to come out, he stops and helps but you have to come out from under control and he goes for the pump fake and martin making a nice play was almost a charge, pulled up in front and how about plumlee, broken nose, maybe, battling for a chance for three-point play. >> tim: foul is on cody martin, that is his fifth. cody martin has been disqualified. >> mike: beejay anya comes in in his place. >> tim: cody martin will take a seat on the bench wait to see if they live to two points. cody martin.asalis ou yy: >> tim: jefferson memorial, interior wall

and that was how i got people like steve allen, and john candy, and martin short to do interviews withthis is like in 1983, 1984. and it was because i wanted to be a comedian. i was afraid to admit it, but i was doing research to figure out how to do it. and then finally senior year of high school i started going to open mic nights at comedy clubs on long island. and it was hard because when you admit you want to be a comedian it's the first step of attempting to do it. and usually you're terrible at it for a few months or years. so you have to say, "i want to do this, hey, check me out, oh, by the way, i'm awful." and you have to be willing to suffer through a period of learning how to do it. it's literally like if somebody handed you a violin. >> shad: yeah. >> judd: you're going to be bad for quite some time and you may never play it well. >> shad: and you--yeah, you've gone back to stand-up. how's it been? >> judd: you know it's been really, really good. because when i was a kid i had nothing to say. i had no anger. i had no stories. i had no positions. and now that i'm 47 years ol

allen traded football helmet for a dr. seuss hat and read to about 50 elementary children part of a book donation event at martin luther king high school in germantown. santander bank donated 3,000 books to at risk kids and not just eagles players who grabbed a good book today. see that guy right there, fox 29's own chris o'connell read green eggs and ham to second and third graders at the chester upland school of the arts in delaware county. chris looking very dapper in his cat in the hat hat. >> all the kids saying hay. >> love it. >> great thing there. >>> police walk up to this guy inside a wal*mart and in seconds he's running away. what police say he was doing to women inside that wal*mart that had him in so much trouble. >> a teenager in tennessee accused of opening fire on his mom and his grandma. their simple request the family says set him off. >>> talk about desperate. the disgusting act police say this guy tried to avoid getting arrested.

allen 28 four duke. afterwards, the locker room, talking to cody martin, i said you know who you are playing? and he said yes, duke. it didn't take him long to size up that match. he thinks he can win tomorrow. we will send it back to you.>> i want them both to win.>>> look at this brainpower. it's something that you see. say it could be in the future. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> pelley: hungry for delegates. >> what is the breakfast strada? >> pelley: four states serving up more than 300. >> i ask you, come join us. we welcome you. pelley: there's a lot on e line and someone on the phone. hello. this is mitt romney calling. >> pelley: also tonight, storms pummel the southern plains. a failed drug test means a huge sharapova. and the game changer of basketball. >> the way steph curry plays, it's pre

a man in whose shoes, martin and malcolm would one day follow. bishop allen is a freedom fighter, long before that term was coined. born february 14, 1760, he began that lifelong struggle for equality i convincing his master that slavery was immoral. in three years, producing his freedom for the princely sum of $200. but he didn't stop there. in 1777, he founded the free african society, which helps to take freemen with money and other material support. lobbying the government for african burial ground, but he didn't stop there. in 1794, he was the first african-american in america to have his writings against racial injustice be written. -- copy written. in 1804 he found the african society for the education of youth as he realized the need to counteract the negative stereotypes that white society had imposed on african-americans. but he didn't stop there. he opened his home for meetings to noted activists and abolitionists of his time, like david walker and morris brown and frederick douglass described the debt they owed richard allen . he was a freedom fig

allen nails the three-pointer. so duke begins to pull away. nine-point lead, but not so fast. cody martin ties the game with the short jumper, under two minutes to go. both teams battling tough, and off the miss. marshall plumlee gets the rebound, the putback and one. duke up three. under 30 seconds left. barber trying to create, he drives and turns it over. 92-89. >> 1:00 in the afternoon for basketball, state. we both played so well. just both teams are so difficult to stop. our guys, this is the best we've played offensively in three weeks. extremely proud, we've got a they kept coming, they kept trying, and we come up with a play or two short. >> duke will face notre dame on thursday. in the nba, the charlotte hornets shooting for fifth win in a row when they host new orleans. new orleans have been hot winning ten of the last 12. sixth in the eastern playoff conference race, a half game behind atlanta. we'll have the highlights on the news at 10:00. >> vroom, vroom. goodyear wrapped up a two-day tire test. martin truex, jr., astin mcmillan were testing to see which combinations produc

was back up three pre-second half grayson allen from downtown did against the pull away but it's a lead they could not hold. under two minutes ago kobe martin ties the score at 89-89. both teams battling and the shot marshall plumley working hard down low gets the rebound to put back and the files to duke up three after the free throw. under 15 seconds left barber with a turnover duke hangs on to win and a shot at the buzzer but the desperation three does not >> what an afternoon for acc, for basketball. we both played so well. both teams were difficult to stop stop. our guys come it's the best we have played offensively in three weeks. i'm extremely proud. we have a group of guys who never quit. they kept coming and they kept trying and three, page player too short. >> duke faces notre dame on thursday to clemson lost to georgia tech in overtime 88-85. charles johnson will be back for a tenth season with the panthers panthers. the official signed with the team in the team tweeted out this picture of johnson signing his contract a one-year deal worth $3 million. johnson reportedly turned down offers from other teams worth up to as much as $

was back up three pre-second half grayson allen from downtown did against the pull away but it's a lead they could not hold. under two minutes ago kobe martin ties the score at 89-89. both teams battling and the shot marshall plumley working hard down low gets the rebound to put back and the files to duke up three after the free throw. under 15 seconds left barber with a turnover duke hangs on to win and a shot at the buzzer but the desperation three does not >> what an afternoon for acc, for basketball. we both played so well. both teams were difficult to stop stop. our guys come it's the best we have played offensively in three weeks. i'm extremely proud. we have a group of guys who never quit. they kept coming and they kept trying and three, page player too short. >> duke faces notre dame on thursday to clemson lost to georgia tech in overtime 88-85. charles johnson will be back for a tenth season with the panthers panthers. the official signed with the team in the team tweeted out this picture of johnson signing his contract a one-year deal worth $3 million. johnson reportedly turned down offers from other teams worth up to as much as $

allen traded his football helmet for dr. seuss hat, red to about 50 elementary school kids. part of book donation event at martin luther king high school in germantown. bank donated 3,000 books to at risk kids, chris murphy. >> yes, and it is not just eagles players who grabbed good book to read. chris o'connell red green eggs and ham to second and third graders at the chester upland school of the arts in delaware county. oh, ya, he dawned the hat. chris looking very dapper in that cat in the hat hat. >> oh, hey. >> sue, we're sick of wearing winter clothes, sue. >> guess what? we hope we get a snow day. women, you know what? there may be, i'm just going to say this, it could happen. some delayed openings tomorrow. because now we have officially a winter weather advisory, it is in effect for the counties as you see highlight in the purple there. that includes half of bucks, half of montgomery, philadelphia, delco, chester, all of delaware, all of south jersey. it kicks in at 10:00 tonight. so, now, we are thinking of later start for the snow. and then goes until 1:00 in the afternoon on friday. but i really don'