they've earned it after playing eight games in 19 dayses are the wildcats have made it through the america east schedule once with a good record of 5-3. now they get ready to play everyone again, it starts saturday at binghamton. >> right now we have to take care of business against people hopefully we can beat, and we just got to try to beat some teams that are above us, coming down the stretch. they're athletic and they they really hard. we have to do what we can to get this win. >> laconia's brendan mooney. not only is he a three-sport athlete for the sachems, he's the captain of all three sports he plays, football, basketball and lacrosse. a role he takes very seriously. >> being a leader is important to me, because being captain i have to be the role model for the team on and off the court, make sure i'm doing the right things. reporter: brendan was a wide receiver for the football team and says football is his favorite of the three. he's undecided about his college plans, but hopes to continue his football career while studying business and sports management. regardless of where he ends u

. >>> we wrap things in the america east, stony brook at albany. 18 straight wins. longest winning streak in the nation. could secure the outright conference title with a win tonight but albany said huh-uh. the great danes haven't lost at home. 82-70. albany wins. streak ends at 18. that was the longest current >> beaten by a state rival.

. >>> we wrap things in the america east, stony brook at albany. 18 straight wins. longest winning streak in the nation. could secure the outright conference title with a win the great danes haven't lost at home. 82-70. albany wins. streak ends at 18. that was the longest current winning streak in the nation. >>> join the conversation. amy says remember to wear your coats tomorrow. >> shorts on saturday. >> i can't wait for saturday. it's like a spring fling. >> can i wear my flip-flops? >> yes, push the envelope. >> jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness returns tomorrow morning at 4:30. for all of us here, have a great >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, megan fox, from "gotham", ben mckenzie, and music from chris stapleton, with cleto and the cletones, and now, like last time, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy.

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freedom today is the southern half of the globe, asia, latin america, africa and the middle east. the lands of the people who harbor the greatest hope. the enemies of freedom think they can destroy the hopes of the newer nation and aim to do it before tend of this decade. this is a struggle of will and determination as much as one of force and violence. it is a battle for the conquest of the minds and souls as much as the conquest of lives and territory. in such a struggle, we can not fail to take sides. tend quotation from the president. gentlemen, i think a simple answer to the question, what are we doing in south vietnam is to say that for more than a decade we have been taking sides in a cause in which we have a vital stake. my second question was, how are we doing in the pursuit of our objectives in south vietnam? both sides in the struggle have over the years developed current strategies which are not in confrontation. during 1964 and 1965, the hanoi leadership attempted to exploit the political turbulence. greatly encouraged by the disorder which marked the political scene

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good morning to meet next year on good morning america and east or tonight in new hampshire outsider candidates bernie sanders and donald trump walking away with big wins john joins us this morning and we'll talk to john he supplied about his search to second place with full team coverage from new hampshire all next on gma and your top story in this morning's rush a ruling is expected today in the sex discrimination suit against b a t systems norfolk ship repair the judge is set to decide whether the company should pay certain members of the suit and require the company to make changes to promotion practices and how it handles sexual harassment complaints the two thousand thirteen class action suit alleges widespread sexual harassment and discrimination when it comes to promotions and after much debate elizabeth city police department is going to get those body cameras after all are holding a news conference this morning to talk about their plans implementing the cameras and setting the official policy the conference will be held at the passport and county public safety building that

america.. and the middle east and it can affect all cloven-hoofed animals.. it rarely affects humans.. and is not a food safety issue.. however an outbreak in north america could devastate agriculture.. hill says price of pigs could drop as much as 50 percent because it would shut down exports. after the market close yesterday.. the grains and cattle markets are seeing a little green today.. "we come back after a three day weekend and the market really is having some short covering strength. the dominant issue is the funds probably a little bit shorter than the trade thought." "also some port delays a little too wet. rainy conditions in northern brazil where they're trying to load some soybeans that's giving us a little bit of markets are higher the energy markets just a little big lower. more of a balancing, rebalancing, short covering as momentum in south america." "the cattle market had a poor trade last week. the market's finding some strength here today more on seasonalities and a market that the belief is demand's going to pick up as we move closer to some weather that starts to i

but at the locally corm level, when i travel to many other countries in latin america, and the middle east and europe, it comes up. it comes up at the much junior level. and it is really deep seeded. in other words, it's not just a facade that our allies have to make that talking point, but it's really deeply ingrained. and it affects the perspective of the rest of the world on the united states in a negative way. >> well, nancy hall onder, the question is, can we ever get past it? if we had to shut it tomorrow, the memory of what happened over the last 15 years is not there, but testified to by the men who will someday get out. >> that's true, and the world will talk about it, but shutting it down will show that we have finally come back to what our values are. i mean shut it down, and not just move people to another prison where they're going to be held without charge, which is illegal, unconstitutional and immoral. there have been 35 people who have been cleared, some of them for 35 years. we're not getting down to the worst of the worst. we have got people there who have been cleared.

america. and the land was settled by the people of the world, from spain, from france, from holland, from england. from england, many settled on the eastoast, where they grew in numbers and came to consider america their home. but styles changed in 100 years, in 100 years and ideas change. , the children of the settlers became dissatisfied. they began to talk of freedom, to talk of winning freedom peacefully, or fighting for it. people of the world fought with them. von steuben, german. polaski, pole. lafayette, frenchman. washington, american. a battle won, a nation won. to join the other nations of the world, were given us the explorers, the settlers, the patriots, the founders of our nation. before the nation had been formed, people of england and holland had settled in the east and southeast. they brought from africa negroes as slaves, and settled them mainly in the south. people of france had settled in the south and midwest. and people of spain had settled in the southwest. but after the nation was formed, more people came. people from north and central europe, especially from ireland, germany, and the scandinavian countries, cam

america.. and the middle east and it can affect all cloven- hoofed animals.. it rarely affects humans.. and is not a food safety issue.. however an outbreak in north america could devastate agriculture.. hill says price of pigs could drop as much as 50 percent because it would shut down exports. ---- wind energy installed more electric generating energy capacity in 20- 15 than any other energy source in america. according to wind energy association.. the eight pointntix gigawatts of wind power capacity.. passed up the seven point three gigawatts of solar.. and six of natural gas.. that puts wind at 35 percent of new generating capacity.. the wind energy association says wind is off to a good start in 2016 with nine point four gigawatts uer construction.. the u-s supreme court does have a temporory stay on the certification of state plans developing solutions for carbon pollution.. under the federal clean power plan.. but some utilities say that will not affect their planned generation changes. ---- a three day weekend was enough to shake up the commodity markets... grains and cattle mark

of liberty, and it is a duty in which every free man in america owes to his country, himself and his austerity. >> here, here! >> thirdly, the east india company of america is a violent attack upon the liberties of america. and fourthly, it is the duty of every american to oppose this tax. we have made every effort to peaceably prevent the landing of the tea and the paying of the duty. mr. francis wrote. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> you are asked earlier to get clearance to leave boston's harbor without unloading its cargo of tea. that man, including samuel adams, accompanied you as witnesses. sir, can you tell the assembly what has taken place? >> yes. commissioner of customs, mr. richard harrison, he confirmed to his superior whose opinion it was that mr. harrison could not do so until the duties have been paid for all the articles on board. >> here, here. >> gentlemen, with our assistance, -- he too said his hands were tied until mr. roach gave him clearance. >> i recognize mr. paul revere. >> i move that mr. roach protest against the customs house and prepare a path for the governor that he will sail with his vessel

asia, 75 middle east and southeast asia, and seven are from latin america and three are from your. the most attention is going to the middle east. >> 35 of them are children. >> 20% at least are the special immigrant visa holders in those are iraqis or afghanistan who served as guide and interpreters for the us troops. >> as for syrian refugees she said there are only two in south carolina right now 11 resettlement within the state. >> but we do not know when they will be arriving. she went to explain that they are issues -- issued interest- free loans. a social security number within two weeks of arrival and employment authorization cards and a one-time assistance of $1125 per person within the family meant to be used across to 90 days in columbia, chuck ringwald news19 wtlx.com last month the members pass a bill that would increase surveillance and limit refugees from war-torn countries settling here in south carolina. >>> high school grad and ole miss athlete has been killed in a car accident. she was killed in a traffic accident around midnight in mississippi. she was in her sen

america.. and the middle east and it can affect all cloven- hoofed animals.. it rarely affects humans.. and is not a food safety issue.. however an outbreak in north america could devastate agriculture.. hill says price of pigs could drop as much as 50 percent because it would shut down exports. ---- wind energy installed more electric generating any other energy source in america. according to the american eight point six gigawatts of wind power capacity.. passed up the seven point three gigawatts of solar.. and six at 35 percent of new generating capacity.. the wind energy association says off to a good start in 2016 with nine point four gigawatts under construction.. the u-s supreme court does have a teorary stay on the certification of state plans developing solutions for carbon pollution.. under the federal clean power plan.. but some utilities say that will not affect their planned generation changes. ---- a three day weekend was enough to shake up the commodity markets... grains and cattle markets are saw nice rallies.. hogs.. weren't so fortunate.. "we come back after a three day

asia, 75 middle east and southeast asia, and seven are from latin america and three are from your. the most attention is going to the middle east. >> 35 of them are children. >> 20% at least are the special immigrant visa holders in those are iraqis or afghanistan who served as guide and interpreters for the us troops. >> as for syrian refugees she said there are only two in south carolina right now 11

boost the oil after ten year slump and it's dangerous for oil dependent economies in middle east and south americahenry now from houston. >> reporter: the storm clouds over houston are a fitting back drop from the brain trust gathered here and world oil leaders agree on one point there is no hope for a quick fix for oil prices and the international aid agency released a forecast that said they will not return until 80 until 2017. >> 2016 we will see the oil prices being weak and we are seeing a balancing starting in the markets and 2017 the prices. >> reporter: the price of crude plunged from 145 a barrel at its peak in 2008 to 30 range now leading to 300,000 layouts worldwide and something near panic in the industry. >> companies on the brink of bankruptcy in the united states, these are little companies in shell country, you are looking at venezuela government at 180% inflation and 6% contraction in the economy and you are looking at companies like chevron who never posted a loss and we are at a historical bad moment in history. >> reporter: low prices hit mexico's companies hard. >> translator:

and why it's not just america showers will continue fading to the east this morning, leaving behind more than an inch of rain in the tri-state. we'll continue to see minor decrease today to reveal sunshine this afternoon but temperatures also slowly decrease during the day. 4 50s. if you're just joining us... we're on top of breaking news. columbia parkway is closed at delta avenue in columbia tusculum due to a mudslide.9 on your side has a live crew at the scene.. and we'll bring you any new information as soon as possible. a scam alert this morning if you're looking for cheap airfare online. online.a freebie scam on facebook claims delta airlines is giving away free first- class tickets for its 50th anniversary.the message also claims you get the free tickets if you fill out an online survey.but delta says it's *not* giving away any free tickets. super bowl 50 is just four days away... and the denver broncos will enter the big players.broncos safety ryan murphy was sent home after he was questioned during a prostitution sting yesterday afternoon.investigators let him go when they deter

east tennessee this coming from wmc down there in member miss. the cdc confirmed this. the patient had recently traveled to south america. folks worried that that virus causes birth defects and the zika virus is spread through mosquito bites. alarming there one confirmed case in east tennessee. >> thank you. season over and the team packing their bags at bank of america stadium today. but they did not leave before reflecting what was just an incredible season and ashley stroehlein was there and joins us live. a tough day. >> never an easy day. locker room clean out and the trash bags are on the table and next year it will not be the same thing. aside from that cam newton and his super bowl postgame presenter a hot topic and cam left the podium. and we talked to coach ron rivera about the topic and he said he was proud of cam for addressing his actions with the media today. and he does not support newton's decision to leave the podium he does not think all the criticism is fair. >> you took the time to know who cam newton is and saw all the things he did there would be more appreciation of who he is as a person. people dra

omnivorous species which inhabits the tropical rain forests, savannas, and semi-deserts of east and central south america. have unusually high intelligence. it has been observed and some will clearly seek out just as a dog or cat strong attachment some have been reported to come on command; they newport aquarium has showcased thousands of animals from around the world in a million gallons of water since may 15, 1999. named one of the best aquariums in the u.s. by travel channel and usa today, newport aquarium is a herschend family entertainment company and an accredited member of the association of zoos and aquariums. newport aquarium is open to the public 365 days a year and located across the ohio river from downtown cincinnati at newport on the levee. like many other reptiles, argentine tegus go into brumation a form of hibernation in autumn when the temperature drops. they exhibit a high level of activity during their wakeful period of the year. tegus fill ecological niches similar to those of monitor lizards, and are an example of convergent evolution. still to come donald trump is firing back at th

america's diner. >>> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> a 97-year-old burlingame woman is fighting eviction this evens. she never thought she'd be in this situation. her former landlord and friend promised she could stay in a home forever but something big changed and now she and her elderly roommate on the verge of being homeless. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live in san mateo with the story. vic? >> reporter: we are at st. bar thol mu's church in san mateo, congresswoman jackie spear will hold a town hall meeting tonight to discuss skyrocketi ining renn the peninsula. among topics sure to be discussed, the plight of 97-year-old marie hatch. marie hatch is a 97-year-old. this has been her home for six decades. hatch pays only $900 rent for this cottage in the heart of upscale burlingame. her good friend who owned the house promised her she'd never have to move. ever. >> she said, marie, she says this is your home, you can live here as long as you want to. she is a tough old one, but when she said something, she de

as well as the extension of america in the middle east and afghanistan. >> david is right.rty was a reaction against really the spending by the bush administration. so there is a lot of sin to go around here. mr. cruz understands, if you deep bombs going off, no one will focus any one of them. >> you mean trump. >> trump. yes. he said when he was a birther, before he said cruz wasn't eligible to be president, he said this wasn't wasn't eligible to be president. he said i have investigators in hawaii and they're finding amazing things. he never told us what they were because he went on to something else. 23 days ago he said on television, any day now i will believe announcing the senators who have endorsed me. no one has endorsed him yet. no one remembers that emthat. there's one likely senator, some people think jeff sessions because he agrees with trump on trade and immigration. i talked with jeff. he has no intention of endorsing anyone. >> the cnn poll about people deciding. definitely decided, 49%. leaning toward someone, 20%. still trying to decide, 31%. what is clear

i'm telling you they are denigrating the united states of america throughout the middle east. >> senator9rc) to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> more political news "on the1 on the record. girl brutally stabbed to death and left 1 we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. >>> developing right now a 13-year-old girl kidnapped, murdered and dumped 100 miles from her home. two college students charged. police releasing details ofz this horrific crime. >> the blackford police have made two arrests. local, state, and federal investigators assigned to the the case continue to make progress with reconstructing the time line of those two individuals' movements and activities leading up to nicole's abduction and murder. our department, along with an impressive number of investigators are from multiple agencies assign to do this case are fully dedicate to do seeing justice is done f

this threat is real, 93 people in america arrested as members of isis, 30% of them with no intention to travel to the middle east to kill over there threat is real. arrived, armstrong, your viewers need to prepare themselves. >> one example of how serious here in america is, comes from the director of fbi said he has 900 investigations of islamic-state related operations in every one of our 50 states. this is probably the tip of the iceberg, frankly. when you throw into the mix in addition to the islamic state, hezbollah cells, hamas cells, al-qaeda cells, then there is the muslim brotherhood on top of them. >> armstrong: hold that, we are coming back. we'll be back. >> i know we have a book, men ran dumb from the archives of the muslim brotherhood, right here in america how did they build their infrastructure? how do they describe themselves? how do they use american's laws against them. how do they plan to make their presence known or have they already? little book, armstrong. this is the secret strategic plan of the muslim brotherhood. explanatory memorandum of the strategic goal. written in 1991. only came t

across north america a winter storm located to the east of the mid-atlantic united states. this is a very potent system. hurricane-force wind warnings in place along the coles ast of no carolina. waves are going to be up to 10 meters. coastal flooding is highly likely. the system will likely stay near the coast into the next couple of days causing very low temperatures as well as heavy snowfall in areas along the new england states may see up to 45 centimeters of snowfall. new york city will likely see some snow continuing into wednesday at least. another batch of snow can be found across the great lakes region. winds are going to be quite strong, probably up to 90 kilometers per hour, making for very dangerous driving conditions. weather is calm across the mid portions of the united states but temperatures are going to be dropping down into the next several days. take a look, toronto 3 degrees on monday for the high. down to negative 6 degrees, that's about 5 degrees lower than average. minneapolis down to minus 13 degrees on your wednesday. so do bundle up. a different st

this threat is real, 93 people in america arrested as members of isis, 30% of them with no intention to travel to the middle east to kill over there but here, kill americans on u.s. soil. arrived, armstrong, your viewers need to prepare themselves. >> one example of how serious here in america is, comes from the director of fbi said he has 900 investigations of islamic-state related operations in every one of our 50 states. is is probably the tip of the iceberg, frankly. when you throw into the mix in addition to the islamic state, hezbollah cells, hamas cells, al-qaeda cells, then there is the muslim brotherhood on top of them. >> armstrong: hold that, we are coming back. we'll be back hello! i'm mack lyon and i'm phil sande. we're here eve week th a bible message abou living isearch of the lors wa we would love to have you visit next week. and we're onsored by vel churches of chri your area that's rved by this stion. and th wld love foyoto come and worship with them. i ho you will. god bless you. we love yo >> i know we have a book, men ran dumb from the archives of the muslim brotherhood, right here in americ

>>> making news in america this morning -- messy storm ail across the east. tornadoes damaging homes and businesses. ripping roofs clear off buildings. and further north, snow and ice threatening this morning's commute. >>> fighting words. donald trump going after his republican rivals. former president george w. bush fires back at trump. >>> smoke in the cockpit of a flight. forced to land moments after takeoff. passengers hospitalized. what exactly happened? >>> and last laugh. taylor swift taking home the top her sharp message to her haters, including kanye. >>> plus, adele's audio, what exactly went wrong? >>> and lady gaga's stunning tribute to a rock legend. >>> and good tuesday morning. it's the top concern for millions this morning. the severe weather in the east causing thousands of accidents already. >> at least four tornadoes touched down last light in the gulf coast states. the full extent of the damage still unknown. thousands of people are spending the night without power. >> hundreds of flights have been canceled today because of the storm syst

america. with a wit bitter chill in the east this weekend, many of us are looking for a place to stay warm. but out where winter cold is a way of life, they say why not enjoy it. adam may gets the drift of lake minnetonka's pastime. >> sit an stair into a hole. in subzero weather waiting for the big one. lake minnetonka, issues more than a million fishing permits each year. >> what is its about ice fishing in minnesota? why are people so into it here? >> it's something to do in the winter. trust me, we would be fishing year round open water if we could. but it freezes and people love fishing in minnesota so we keep doing it. >> dan jasper has turned minnesota's favorite winter pastime into a successful business. the ice fishing tour guide drove us around the lake covered in 26 inches of ice. the frigid freeway, enough to hold our heavy inturn. suburban. >> you plow the roads and everybody uses them? >> yeah. >> that's pretty nice of you. >> the roads live to villages of ice houses. >> most of the ones are not as nice as this one? >> no, it's one of the nices on lake minnetonka. stereo stove

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at noon, when a foreign policy expert will explore the topic "the indispensable nation: america and the middle east." further information can be found at our web site, westminsterforum.org. and now, dr. lawless, if you would return to the pulpit, i will present the questions from our audience. first question has to do with shiesing the data that you've received. do you see any variation from, say, white students and students of color in the material that you've looked up? >> all of the data that i gave you, obviously, were at the aggregate level, there was some variation. white students were actually a little bit less likely than african-americans and latinos to say that they were interested in running for office. christian evangelicals were a little bit more likely to say that they were interested, and among the college students women were less likely than men to say that they were interested. and although this variation is important, it's still hovering around this general 90 percent baseline of no interest whatsoever. so it's not like these results are being driven by one small group of people t