just a spark of an idea. have vacant lots that are currently not generating revenue, economic blight, are a haven for crime. whatever your policy reason is why you want to do it, even if you take 10%, 20%, we lead the country in child poverty. we ought not to be a city that has such richness and yet we have poor who can't access food. >> we've got weavers way here. is that the kind of thing that... >> mayor street started, a part of his nti program, was cleaning and greening lots in the neighborhood. and della clark at the enterprise center now has a program where she's trying to get entrepreneurs to kind of take these lots and use this neighborhood farming as an entrepreneurial idea. so there is some thinking about it. >> singapore, germany, other parts of the united states. now there's also federal funding. and also there are philanthropists who are willing to convert lots into urban gardens. >> there are some of those lots that are happening on a small scale and pilot level in kensington and such because t

. >> lyndsay: what else can we >> brody: to give you an idea, i'll learn how to do this before we test product. but -- >> lyndsay: that would be nice. it gives you six in one box. in case you need to hard boil six. >> brody: i get a good dozen so i have them for the week.

that gives you an idea of the power of this storm. we'll continue to get developments and if we do we'll be back in a couple minutes. nicole: quite some damage in waverly. you've been helping us tell the severe weather story. tom: at any time it's safe to do so, send your video and pictures to report it at wavy.com. we've been putting together a storm in wafrle. nicole: tracking deadly storms. tom: two people have died and we're seeing buildings ripped apart and hearing from people in the middle of the storm as it happened. >> it came out of nowhere. i saw the sky get dark and the next thing i know, the wind just started blowing just so much that debris was just coming everywhere. i saw the flags blowing and i just realized that i was in the midst of a toorpped. >> no words can describe what happened here. i mean, you know, you just kind of are dumbfounded and don't you know, tomorrow will be even worse because now we have to assess the damage and, you know, see if we can get things back in order again. tom: on your sidetracking sever

i have armed youwith an idea. you must finda sucker-- i mean a partner. yeah, ok. thanks for the advice. i'll go find myself a sucker. oh! take it easy. coffee's ready. i perked it my... where's charlie? he left. his business is hurting. he wanted to borrow money. i feel sorry for charlie. did yougive him money? to that loser? george! charlie is a friend. the bar business is terrible. i'd never get into business that depends on public mood. what about dry cleaning? there's no problem there. you see, filth is a constant. god has been very good to dry cleaners. he provides for us. in winter, he gives us slush. in spring, mud. summer brings dust. fall brings brand-new clothes to get filthy all over again. when i consider it brings tears. i'm sure wheneverthe big guythinks about you, he gets tearsin his eyes, too. that's sweet, weez. we haven't beendown to charlie'sbar for a while. let's go this weekfor some drinks. it's the leastwe can do. the least we can do is nothing. george! ok, but it will be lonely there. if i wanted loneliness, i'd stay here with you. heaven i'

>> reporter: with transit crime exploring an idea, keeping repeat offenders, those who commit crimes on the rails, on this side of the turnstiles. cutting off career criminals from riding the rails, new york city politician commission erbil bratton ex -- commissioner bill bratton exploring the idea of a ban. >> we are having discussions with the mta. it may require some legislation up in alisbany. >> reporter: the commissioner speaking on the radio today about keeping repeat subway criminals from using the subway. >> career criminals who use the subways to prey on victims, that we find some way f excluding them. as to the legalities that's what we seek to explore with the mta and potentially the legislature as we go forward. >> what will it look like? >> reporter: she wants to hear more about the commissioner's plan. >> victim experiences matter. it should snot be not be the reality for riders to experience groping on their ride to school or work. >> reporter: commuters wonder how a ban would be implemented. >> i think it's very difficult to monitor. how are you going to make sure th

ted cruz's victory means he'll get eight delegates. >> to give you an idea where the candidates stand right now. hillary clinton has 385 delegates. bernie sanders has 29. it takes nearly 20 for hundred to win the nomination. it takes half of that to win the republican nomination. ted cruz victory meets he will get 8 delegates, donald trump and marco rubio each get 7. >>> coming up, groundhog day is here. we will let you know punxsutawney phil's prediction. will spring be here soon are >>> we saw a tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, as we inch closer to the big game this weekend, it's a popular time to upgrade your gadgets. morning, we're talking to some electronic experts, to give you the best advice, if you're making an upgrades.gentleman nksatawnie phil!!!! cheering // // >>> ladies and gentleman $% punxsutawney phil! >> that you would never know it but punxsutawney phil says spring will be here soon. it is groundhog day it back punxsutawney phil did not see well, jimmy the groundhog in sun prairie wisconsin also predicted an early spring, so it looks like we have a consensus. in the s

we need an idea. - an idea, huh? an idea. an idea. hey, grube, i think i feel something coming on. - you're right. and if it fits, we're in. - hey, wait a minute, grube. what are you doing? this isn't my jacket, this belongs to-- - exactly. it's the chaplain's. what a brain storm. - oh, oh, i, um... - you see, the admiral's never seen chaplain conklin before. get it? we scootch you in, you grab the tea service and you're out in no time. i can't step into the chaplain's shoes. - ah, forget his shoes. wear your own. whatever happened to bell bottom trousers? - bless you. bless you. rest in peace. - oh, chaplain, i see you finally got here. - he did? he did! uh, yes, uh, amen. - i'm mrs. hardesy. - oh, well, nice to see you. - aah! - oh, sorry. - oh, oh, oh, don't worry, chaplain, accidents do happen and besides there's plenty more champaign. chaplain? - hmm, oh, no, i never touch it. chaplain, you know. - well, i thought perhaps on a special occasion like this. oh, i want you to meet my husband. edgar, over here, dear. - the admiral? -

i pitched an idea, entrepreneurship could be a part organizations offer. she took me up on it and developed entrepreneurship 101 seminar for women. we just finished the pilot and a success. you spoke with pandora. she was one of the participants. we are very pleased how it turned out. >> raphael: we were talking about how hard it is to regain footing. financially, your money play as big role. >> absolutely. those of us that have seen women and men that have survive domestic abuse, you think why the heck did you not get out of the situation. financial security is a big impediment. notion of entrepreneurship, we empowering idea it does help women move to that place they understand, i can make decisions for myself, i can make it. i believe there is an entrepreneur in all of us, just a matter of striking that spark and making it grow. >> raphael: creating a sense of self-worth. >> absolutely. we have four segments, sisters doing it for themselves, does madame walker spirit live with you, all about the benjamins and handle your business. business isn't always a

somebody must have an idea. blanche. - gracie, what's the matter with me? - you shouldn't even be at this meeting, having me cough and ronnie cover his mouth. how did you expect that to work? - i didn't. - then why did you suggest it? - i did... gracie, look, would you listen to me please? - blanche? - i've got an idea. - i knew you'd come up with something. - yeah, let's listen to harry von zell. - ronnie? - yeah, let's listen to what mr. von zell has to say. - oh, you're lucky we're living in a democracy. go ahead. (audience laughter) - i was just going to say that it was harry morton's idea about the annuity. now if we can get him to go over and convince george that the boat is better than the annuity, we've got no problem. you go over and do it. - it was your idea, you come over and help me. (audience laughter) - say, mother, i want to thank you for what you're trying to do. and if dad lets me have the boat, i'll let you think up a name for it. - oh, and if he doesn't, we'll both think up a name for him. - as i was saying, i don't know who gave george t

the bible said melinda and interest, you couldn't do it and capitalism was an idea mix with modernism, freethinking, very dangerous, autocratic rule. not only did they have disdain for capitalism but treated it as heretical protestants and jews, please borrowed money from the rothschilds, did is insane of the traditionalists but once they lost their empire, popes were not just heads of the roman catholic church the kings who ran a 15,000 square mile empire, anyone who has seen the board joys knows it all too well, they didn't look like jeremy irons, they levied taxes, collected fees, when they lost the empire in 1870 they had to scramble to bring in money, selling indulgences, paper to forgive sins, didn't pay the bills, as the faithful to send contributions to the pope, they slowly, grudgingly embrace the concept of capitalism and in 1942 in the middle of the war when they -- they were looking at capitalism with a bit of disdain. to embrace capitalism putting it on steroids. for the next 70 years, they are engaged in what pope francis would call savage capitalism. and dramatic in the

in marie's case, it sparked an idea that not only changed his life, but the lives of thousands of at risk youth. >> my younger brother was brutally murdered. at his funeral, i made a promise i would personally do something. >> reporter: maurice started street waves as a way to >> you have to get back up. that is the way have to be in life. >> reporter: to keep kids off the streets and in the ocean, go to street waves. >>> when we come back, >>> let's go live to annie anderson who just stepped out the christiansburg courtroom where natalie keepers had a bond hearing. what is the latest?>> reporter: we just got out of court here at montgomery county courthouse. the main thing is natalie keepers was not given bond. that means she will stay in jail the duration. we did learn some interesting things during this testimony. keepers herself took the stand and said when she was younger she was a cutter. she stating counseling in eighth grade through ninth grade. when she came to virginia tech, transitioning from high school to college and she went back to counseling. she told the commonwealth

now that officials have an idea of the extent of lead pipes, the process now begins in removing them. finding the problem pipes has been difficult, as researchers had to comb through decades old city records that didn't clearly identify which pipes were lead. elias: and finally in the top five... elias: a date has now been set for a final decision on the permits needed to move ahead with the bakken oil pipeline. the iowa utilities board will meet either on march 9th or the tenth to give their final say on the project. state regulators have spent months hearing from the public and researching the proposed pipeline's impact on iowa. sabrina: with the jury selection started, day two in the long awaited fazzino trial begins this morning. revolves around the 2012 death of emily fazzino... attorneys say nearly 100 potential jurors have been called. her husband, alexander fazzino is charged with her death four years ago at their home in boone. prosecutors say fazzino hit and killed emily in the family's bath tub. the trial was delayed five times since then. local 5 will keep you updated of a

this morning, we're gettinn an idea. the government says the average household is expected to save 320 dollars this year because gas prices are so low. yesterday, we told you how the average price would stay below two dollars for 2016. that has the attention of the federal reserve. "economic growth could also exceed our projections for several reasons, including the possibility that low oil prices will boost economic growth more than we expect." that's good news, but there are also warning signs about the economy. the federal reserve chair says borrowing costs are up, stock prices are down -- and there are here's a valentine's day treat -- that only took 70 years to reallze. a war two veteran from virginia reunites with his girlfriend from the war. norwood flew to australia to reconnect with his long-lost they met in london shortly before d-day. after the war, he returned to the u-s. they wrote to each other, but evenally married other people. his wife passed away and she got ddorced. then last year, one of her sons trac

this is just an idea, not a formal proposal yet. but by taking it area by area the idea would allow for new businesses to open up shops, like they can't now, as long as saturation of other shops within that area. it would also protect neighborhoods from overconcentration of pot shops and grow houses. thhs idea could also potentially entice businesses to change their business model and over time even lower the number of pot shops within a certain area. how? i'll have more on that coming up at 5:30. reporting live on south broadway in denver, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> thank you. it's 5:06 now. this denver officer is now out of the hospital after getting shot in the foot monday. weeid was responding to a burglary when this happened. we're learning the man accused of shooting her, gerardino gonzalez, has a lengthy criminal history dating back 15 years and goes by at least 20 different names. police shot and killed him 3 after they say he shot the officer. investigators are now trying to figure out if gonzalez and his accomplice

p>> shanice: and that passion pled him to think of an idea. pone-day writer's conference in pcleveland to help writers learn, pconnect and share. p>> shanice: so he took his idea pand applied to the accelerate rogram offered by the cleveland pleadership center. pthrough accelerate, people can psubmit an idea that they believe pwill create a positive impact in pthe areas of community change, peconomic development, education, pquality of life and arts and pculture. pthen the applicant pool is pwiddled down to finalistses who phave the opportunity to pitch ptheir ideas in front of a panel pof community leaders. pwinner takes home $5,000 to fund ptheir idea, and the runner up pgets $2,000. p>> it was nerve-wracking and fun pand exciting. p>> reporter: last year lee pdidn't win the final prize but pthrough the connections he made, phe was still able to launch his pwriter's conference and extend pit into an organization called pliterary cleveland. p>> we had 300 people here for pwriter's conference. eople were very jazzed, popportunities that were there to pdevelop your craft and connect pwi

the weather center if we can pull out doppler radar as far as we can for a minute to give people an idea of the scope of the line of storms, it is impressive. it's not wide. look how long it is. stretches now from south central pennsylvania, fulton county, franklin county, south of virginia into north carolina. this is the one i talked about in townsville that was on the ground near the roanoke river, north of the raleigh durham. additional storms farther south. new tornado warning now in south central section of the north carolina. probably good 60 to 70 miles southwest of fayetteville. a lot of action. what lies beyond this we don't worry about. clearing skies. this line as the line itself moves to the east about 30 miles per hour. some of the storms are moving northeast at 60 miles per hour. all the tornadoes we have seen today run 45 miles per hour. so, as far as the watches and the warnings, they are we don't expect any change in that. we have updated the map now to this area in red is all active tornado warning. the southern extent up to 5:15. and this area i believe the other area

cups a day can help on not getting >>> a graduate set out to make the perfect couch and came up with an idea called the nugget. is portable, lightweight, and thanks to some great liberty -- great -- creativity, it is taking off. >> you can turn it into a hammock, a launcher, or a couch. >> it is called a negative. he came up with the idea for years ago -- four years ago. >> i can make something better said to myself. >> he started to experiment. >> we put out a prototype, sold 50 and then the next summer we started a whole lot of development with the product. >> you can go in and pick your color for each piece and create >> the foam inside comes from a place in north carolina. most everything with it comes from north carolina. >> there are no attachments and friction holds it together. you can plop it down on the floor like a beanbag. >> it was going to be a dorm room staple but now it is for a bonus room or a playroom. >> it is a fort, it is something that can be moved when you want more space to put on your dancing outfit. >> it sells you can go to our website for more information.>>> they

giving you an idea we're definitely going to cool off overnight. roller coaster ride finally comes to an end. we'll finally get to get off the ride. street flooding per sustains for for -- persists for the evening commute. temperatures in the low and middle 30s. it is brisk with the humidity going down and the cooler wind. don't go with the light wind jacket. heavier coat because it's getting chillier. >>> now we'll turn to the damage. as we told you earlier, huge power line then on a car. stacey sager talked to the woman inside that car. she continues our coverage. >> that woman was panic stricken but thanks to nassau county police and her own common sense, she's going to be just fine. a very large tree came crashing down on to a power line. you can see behind me here nassau county police are still on the scene. so is pseg because that tree is still sitting on the power line and that's not all it hit. as you can see from these pictures taken earlier today it landed right on top of the woman's car. she was behind the wheel of the white car at the ti

it is an older model white chevy alvarado. police have a good idea of who was driving it as well as the passengers. to recover at the hospital tonight after he was thrown from his bike in what lowell police believe was an intentional hit & run. witnesses on lawrence street told police what they saw moments before, sot capt. >> some of the witness who came forward said there was some type of argument or discussion between the occupants of the truck and this young man. juli: lowell detectives went to a liquor store at lawrence and rogers street to take a look at their surveillance cameras. they saw this white truck had the store. the department then sought the public' s help, sending out a code red message to neighbors. >> the vehicle left with part of the bike under the truck. if you see a damaged bike in your area, please call the lowell police department. juli: police found parts of the bike had been dragged almost a mile away to bolt street. at the other end, they found the abandoned truck parked behind a landscaping business. the 15-year-old suffe

. >>> if you've already received your tax refund or waiting for it you may have an idea of how to spend it already. >> i would get some season tickets to the panthers. >> i wish. well, financial visors out there say it doesn't take much imagination to figure refund. >> number one either paying off high interest rate debt and that's typically customer debt like credit cards. cards, the debt or save it. vicesers also recommends putting it into an emergency fund. if you haven't filed just yet this deadline has been pushed back four days and falls on april 18th. >> so that trip to vegas is out >> yeah. >>> a raleigh rapper and well-known thrift store teaming up to help raise money and awareness for big brothers and sisters of the triangle. i was there sunday as they recorded a music video to help the non-profit. >> uptown thrift owner and local rap artist may seem like an unlikely pair but they share the love of kids and big brothers and big sisters of the triangle. >> so we decided to collaborate on a project to bring awareness to the store and to our charity partner big procedure and big

fast forward 2,000 years, and a british soldier named congreve turned rockets into weapons, an idea he borrowed from india. but controlling their flight was difficult, and his own soldiers were as likely to be hit by the erratically flying missiles as the enemy. rocketry really didn't take off until an american named goddard successfully launched the first liquid-fuel rocket in 1926. [ explosions ] during world war ii, england was called the v1 and the v2. hitler hoped his "vengeance rockets" would pound the english into surrender. fortunately, they didn't. after the war, rockets began to be used for more peaceful purposes. [ up-tempo classical music plays ] >> today a new moon is in the sky -- a 23-inch metal sphere placed in orbit by a russian rocket. >> in 1957, the russians sent the first artificial satellite, sputnik i, into orbit. >> you are hearing the actual signals transmitted by the earth-circling satellite -- one of the great scientific feats of the age. [ beeping ] >> those eerie beeps from high above the earth set off the great space race between russia and the united stat

let me show you temperatures this morning to give you an idea.t's milder, warmer, however you want to sigh that not torm and north west. martinsburg 37. so is frederick. westminster 36 degrees. further south you come down to the metro and it's 33 degrees. hovering rights around freezin freezing. i do suspect there's a few spots inside the beltway that are below freezing or right at freezing at 33 at national. south, more clear skies. temperatures have gotten colde colder. culpeper is 26. mannasas is sitting at 25 degrees. and quantico right now sitting at 30 and leonardtown you guys right on the freezing mark there at 32. and you can see the satellite picture. more clouds to the norm and west. and then some breaks down to the south. and today it's a little tricky with the clouds. i mean we'll go soup and clouds and we'll start out this morning at light here in the metro. mostly cloudy, temperature 35 degrees or so. and so that's chilly. and as we warm up through the day we'll have more sunshine. sun and cloud. temperatures making it up to about 4

gives you an idea of the winds here. the national weather service di confirm yesterday a third tornado originating in westin moving about seven miles east towards dave. you can see in this surveillance video the power and intensity. causing trees to fall, leaving property damage from miami-dade through broward county. luckily, through all of that, though, a lot of damage and a lot of pricey damage. nobody was hurt which is incredible given the scope. it wasn't centered in one place. it was from miami-dade all the way through broward. it was pretty widespread. real quick. the national weather service did not send out a survey team when they were actually able to use to get an idea and piececeit together to make the determination it was an ef 0 tornado. it was hopscotching along. >> it was that clear based on the pictures and video. photos. bottom line, severe weather passed us now. morning. a great start to the day. live first alert doppler which was such a great tool with the outbreak of severe weather we had just the ot

he will pursue an idea vigorously come even if that means potentially clashing with people. as a long history of litigation and legal feuds. carol: you talk about the divorce, it was initially kind of her idea to do this, correct? kit: he was a banker, it was the late 90's whenever together. he had a busy career in finance. his wife had ended her career in marketing and was looking for something else. she had always been a huge fan of conservation. it was her idea to do this. he got gradually more involved as the project went on. his job, he really started getting involved in the project and now it is taking over his life. carol: where is he financially? he did walk away from deutsche bank. he is running out of money, isn't he? kit: it is hugely expensive doing what he is doing. he has 19 tigers and an area four times the size of manhattan. they need a full-time staff to look after them and manage them. they have dozens of kilometers of electric fences that need to be maintained. he has been doing it for 10 years with its own money. at some point, the charity will run out of

found in this pilot such an empowering idea it does help women move to that place they understand, i can make decisions for myself, i can make it. i believe there is an entrepreneur in all of us, just a matter of striking that spark and making it grow. >> raphael: creating a sense of self-worth. >> absolutely. we have four segments, sisters doing it for themselves, does madame walker spirit live with you, all about the benjamins and handle your business. business isn't always a sysco or ibm. businesses come in all sideses it is about handling your business. >> raphael: you are working to find their talents and ohm power them. you are a great role model. one of the heads of verizon telephones, are you able to translate that into a role model? >> i think so. i think all of us are moved and inspired by people. that was a big part of this, making it culturally relevant. making sure we spoke to women in a way they could understand, both black women working through obstacles. clearing hurdles, not ails being believed in. very much a sharing opportunity. we called the program a sharing circl

i have an idea. >> oh! did you see how quick? >> now it's just a ball full of cash. and as you can see right there -- >> look, there's the name on it. >> who is edgar? why is he so special? >> he's been working at he's a dedicated worker, a dedicated husband and they wanted to give something special back. and you can see the whole family coming by as well. so in the end, the magical tip -- >> that's $2,000. >> oh, wow! >> you can actually see where i'm standing with the guy from dominico's, the owner, i believe, they are doing the magic that gives back as well. >>> you know the saying, what goes up must come down? >> yeah. >> well, it's no different on a normal day. >> you did it. you did it. you didn't do it. >> no! >> all right. >> oh, yeah, try and save it. get there, etget there. >> terrible idea. >> oh! oh! >> nobody ever said anything about a tree when they mentioned that saying. because he went straight up, tried to do a trick and snowmobile going down. >> the trick was trying to get to the top of the hill, that's the trick. he didn't make it. has no problem g

so -- joe, give us an idea of the mood there. there is a feeling that clinton has to work hard for support, or if she can feel fairly comfortable in that state? >> well, let me tell you, we are, fred, at an event for organized labor. it's a get out the vote event in henderson, north carolina. just got through hearing from randy weingarten, the president of the american federation of teachers, organized labor. so important to both of these democratic candidates in the state of nevada. so much so that the culinary union, probably the largest are and most powerful union here in this area decided not to endorse anyone, at least in this stage. focus on the general election. that's an indication that there could be a fight ahead for the caucuses, just seven days from today. right here in nevada. hillary clinton, also, today, putting out a fund-raising letter, telling people that she was outragised by $500 million, asking supporters to send her money to get ready for super tuesday in march, which is also not very far away. so -- everybo

. >> the interesting thing with this is that it cuts down on and there was an idea that some senators had supported obama and seemed poised to support clinton or sanders, if he is the nominee. the idea that you would vote democratic for a presidential candidate and vote republican for a senate candidate. -- for a senate candidate is unlikely. if you want a supreme court justice and you are voting for a democratic candidate, it seems you would also vote for a democratic senate candidate. it is interesting how tightly linked the races are and they two cogs.lly we are joined from capitol hill. thank you for your time. >> democrats held a forum on the republican refusal to hear a supreme court nominee. talkeditutional scholar about the role of nomination.

a good picture to give you an idea of the severity of the fire. good news the flames have been knocked down here, started before 3:00 a.m., we have a crew out on the scene, they are working to bring you a live picture and of course we'll bring that to you as soon as possible. this was over on devonshire drive in huntersville, john and christine we're monitoring updates, i'll bring them to you as soon as possible. back to you guys. >> john: people across the country are remembering a man from the upstate who was one of the last of the buffalo soldiers. 93-year-old private tommy gaines buffalo soldiers, all black army regiment who helped settle the west and fought in both world wars. a medic during world war ii. he was remembered as a loving father and husband who went to every veterans day ceremony he could. >> christine: hillary clinton and bernie sanders are expected to spend significant time in south carolina this week ahead of saturday's democratic primary in the palmetto state. they will be in columbia tomorrow night for a town hall hosted by

we'll throw out an idea, someone else will throw out an idea and we'll see what's the best idea. in school we're based on what's the best idea and in that way it makes the group really special. >> are there any challenges for you? what's something you'd like to do and you haven't done yet musically? >> that's a good question. just performing more and more and showing classical music today is still relevant and bringing it to a wider audience because there is a lot of, you know, perceived fogs that classical music is boring. >> right. >> it's irrelevant, it's resoteric but i think my to show people that there is a strength and power to classical music that is very, very relevant today. >> and it is true throughout all of the ages, it just doesn't go out of style. the next segment you're playing, tell us about it. >> this is rachmaninoff's rhapsody on a theme by paganini. a wonderful piece bailsler really interesting because rachmaninof's takes the team from paganini. and he takes the theme of the 24th piece and he plays with the theme in lots of different waifs and just amazing to

this morning to give us an idea when this will start impacting the upstate too. chris: we are watching a matter of moisture moving from northern alabama into georgia right now. it is starting to produce some freezing rain back to northwestern georgia. that will head our way. we will see freezing drizzle and freezing rain developing over the next few hours. here is a look at the highest impact areas. you can see the foothills all the way to the northern part of the upstate. the change from last night is the low pressure system now will not move over the mountains, but it will likely scoot right around this boundary. cold air from the northeast. that will lock in the cold air in these areas. the higher impact areas in red right here may even see a slightly higher impact. that could be scooted down just a bit north of travelers rest. that is the area we that will be locked in. 61% humidity. anything that falls now is likely to actually hit the ground. what i want to urge you is the roads may look fine, you may not see much, but all it takes is a little bit of freezi

of substance and foundation of principles and ideas to this campaign so that we can have more of an idea contest. this is what i wish we had in 2012. you can't wait until the convention or the fall. >> what about about that? do you think there's a chance of a brokered convention? >> i doubt that. >> you would have to preside over it as speaker of the house. >> i have six days notice to taking this job. i learned about that after i took the job. >> not disclosed. one of the theories is paul ryan will be the republican nominee. others suggest the way it could happen is they take the first vote and the pledged delegates vote as they've said think will, and nobody has enough. in the second vote they're allow to do go where they want, and people say we can't agree, look at him, he's so handsome. >> thank you. >> such a niceman. >> thank you. >>> trying so heart. mitt romney loved him. >> no way, ain't gonna happen. first of all, i think you should run for president if you're going to be president. i chose consciously, my family and i decided not to run for president. i'm not going to be the p

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[laughter] so he says, i have an idea. they'll see the size of our ships, how sturdy they're built, we're going to show some power. not necessarily use the power, we're going to brocade. we're going to smother the tripoli economy. then we find out later they declared war on us. it was before instagram but not before snapchat. and they couldn't really know. we just knew we were going to blockade anyway. we're terrible at it. the communications between our ships are bad, then it's freezing, and guess what? these pirates, they're coy, they're cunning, and they know the area. they know the water. they're getting in and out. so jefferson's blockade and show of power to finally get them to the table falls apart. and guess what also happens? pressure from washington to declare a war or not and to go ahead and rationalize what we're doing over there. because we're still terrorized because we, just like -- and this was celebrated in iran, but just as we were upset with the 444 days it took us to get our 52 hostages back from iran,

it's just an idea, not a proposal. but with this cap if a medical marijuana business couldn't open up another location, wanted to grow their business, under the cap it could become a dispensary instead. no new shop up the street, and also subject to more regulations and more taxes to the city. if it is less than the current amount of shops, when one pottntially lowering the number certain area. now, this again is still just a proposal, proposed by one of the council women. denver city council. the idea just to spread the wealth, if you will, of the number of pot shops, but still allowing new businesses to come lowering the number, potentially, depending what they settle that cap if this is approved. potentially less pot shops in the area, but that's not the only proposal denver is looking at. also potentially more lights on the 16th street mall. that's where we find denver 7's eric lupher this morning. >> reporter: thanks, jason. the city wants to add more lights, and let's be honest, if it's night time you don't want

and will this idea take off? r ans for a wide body aircraft for wide bodies. >> at the end of the day, it's kingabout making money. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. tonight, the five republican presidential candidates are holding their final debate before super tuesday, the 12 primaries and caucuses that could be the turning point. for some it is a fight for survival, but for dominant donald trump, he is expected to draw most of the fire tonight, and now his tax returns have become an issue. major garrett is in the debate city of houston. greeeporter: scott, republicans here all agree-- tonight could be one of the last chances to slow donald trump's momentum before key contests in his republican rivals' home state. a new poll here in texas shows ohd cruz ahead, and john kasich has been leading in ohio. ht another poll put marco rubio well behind trump in his home state of florida. mpday, trump focused on a different republican candidat

he has an idea. the snow ball machine gun. >> oh, my! >> yes! >> i want this. >> let's to it. >> yes. >> then you think you're limited to 15 shots. no. you carry multiple magazines. it's just incredible. he basically obliterates them. >> so good. >> amazing. >> yes! >> that's so awesome. >> so easy to build, too. >> i want to play with them. not easy to build. do you have a bicycle? >> yes. >> do you have tools? >> yes. >> awesome. you can build this. a frisbee gun. basically he's put these things together. the important part is this curve right there. he has the wheels which is from the bicycle. he attacks it to a drill underneath to power it. when it's all put together in perfect unison, it does the per effect frisbee. >> that's really cool. if you hadn't shown me the snowball cannon before this. >> honestly, definitely a preference. >> i'm expect ing something from you in the next few weeks, my friend. >> when you see this video , you don't know how to resolve this problem for a 12-year-oldle girl in indiana. a med call camera going into her

this gives you an idea. and betty the first person to get the rabil implant. led one of lost it and he volunteered to be wound up first which is implanted inside of his eye he has a spectacles that translates the badges to stimulate those of the back of his right to travel up to his grave he perceives a certain form a vision and it is a what he remembered he doesn't see three dimensions or colors but flashes of light that indicate contrast points the dark candelight areas of that is enough to recognize objects the a debit one dash navigate. he cannot see biological material but concede your eyes. they are golden egg. he was seeing the reflection off of my glasses. i went to watch a robotics surgery. and why i had to get somebody vaccinations. he was hot operating across the roof because i wanted to understand because right now it has to do it officially they don't get the touched feedback that can cause some problems if they don't know how heavy they are polygon the suture you have to be able to judge did to - - visually with the robot. so i've learned of thos

. >> so they can get an idea of when they might actually get the power back on. >> yes, the system will provide you an estimated time of restoration. in the harder hit areas, it may say the words affecting damage. that means our crews are getting the best estimate to repair them. then we will put an estimate into the system. out. give us an idea of approximately how many crews you have out right now. >> well, we've got thousands of crew members across the state, their communities. because this was a statewide storm, we couldn't move resources in vance of the storm, like we did with the recent storm that we had. we had to keep those crews in the communities. then we can move them to our areas to assist in the hardest hit restoration. right now, we are evaluating our resources, determining maybe what areas didn't get hit as hard, and looking at potential for moving those into the triangle. >> all right, jeff, we appreciate your time. again, if you have a power outage, to report that, call 1- 800-power on. we'll also put all of that wncn.com, so it's right at your fingertips. >> this is wh

to give you an idea how strong it is, wind gust, 37 miles an hour. sustained wind is 28 miles per hour. and on typical days, it is a gust in itself. 31 in southern pines, 40 mile- an-hours. now, don't be surprised if the winds are howling through that is a ite a bit of rain. 58 right now. a lot of fuel to these thunderstorms. 64. now, it is good. in the expanded view, cooler to the north and west. now, 66 right now in newberg, the dew point still in the 60s and the 70s. over the past 8 hours this is what we have seen. severe weather moving out. just off to the west. snow is falling right now in the mountains, well will be accumulation in the highest elevations, it could be up to a foot. now, the front itself is moving through the area right now. we have a dry line coming up to help the dew points fall. the cold front it is still moving through. there is an area of low pressure. quite a bit of snow. in the next half-hour, the weather desk top, looking for potential. the winds are cking up. blustery, chilly. thrive miles an hour. miles an hour. you tho

fire investigators say they have an idea where it started. we'll have later on. one killed here in this fire. back to you, ed, and heather. to our 2016 coverage, bernie sanders sitting down this morning. >> talking about digging americans out of poverty and higher taxes for the rich. >> what i believe, you know, i believe when we have 47 million people living in poverty, when you've got the highest rate of childhood poverty in america, when you have major corporations making billions of dollars, paying zero in federal income yeah, i do think the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations should be asked to pay their fair share of taxes. >> before his interview, sanders had a meeting with the reverend al sharpton. senator beat hillary clinton by 20 points in the new hampshire primary. >> south carolina, jeb bush is holding a town hall there right now. bush coming in fourth in new hampshire. getting 11% of the vote. the next states to watch are nevada and south carolina. nevada's democrats will caucus on february 20. that's the same day that sou

this gives you an idea. they're going to set up, of a bigger room space where the candidates will come in. >> what it sounds like. >> you and i are going to be. >> looking forward to all of that. >> the other thing that was interesting, i met the guy that is going to be live editing during the show, the highlights of the debate each break, it will be a crazy thing, he's the guy that does the eye opener on cbs this morning, he's here in greenville for that. >> very cool. amy wood, we'll talk more about this in the next couple of days. cbs news coverage begins at 9:00 p.m., 7 news will be on the air at 7:00. face the nation, also broadcasting live from the peace center sunday morning, gop primary saturday february 20th. >>> the state department is offering to release more e-mails from hillary clinton this weekend. this after a federal judge criticized them for delaying the release. the e-mails were taken from a private server used while clinton was secretary of state. the state department has released 85% of t

there is an idea that if it is a chinese tiger should be on chinese soil. difficult thing to do. they need a lot of room, tigers, because they are solitary animals. they need space to hunt. they need a huge amount of ram. there just aren't many places in china where there is enough good habitat for them to go. carol: what is interesting, a fair amount of drama. he has a girlfriend, or former wife, he is going through a divorce, that has woven through your story as well. he has a lot of litigations and lawsuits going on as well. kit: one of the things about stuart bray is that he is a very passionate driven man. ,that leaves him to be successful in many of the things also results in him falling out with people that he works with. recently he has fallen out with his wife. he is going through a divorce in the london court system. he described himself as a crusader when it comes to things that matter to him. once he has an idea, he will pursue it vigorously, even if that means potentially clashing with people. he has a long history of litigation and legal feuds

to give you an idea of what's been taking place, notice the clouds here and how they billow up. it seems very calm. all of a sudden it just kind of spreads out. at's hapning is lot of stable a is beintriggere byhe push that co air, and we're seeing not only severe thunderstorms, but even multiple tornado warnings taking place, and this system has a history of problems for the past few days. in fact, let's rewind the time back and look at some video to give you an idea of a different weather pattern takes place from the same system over in iowa. you may have heard of iowa because the presidential caucuses took place on monday. but on tuesday it was hit by a major winter storm. so officials had issued a blizzard warning for the state. up to 30 centimeters of snow, rong win could bexpected fr the sto. yo can seeheisibilit alady low. it will remain low. so hazardous traveling conditions are going to be a part of the story. we're talking about snowy and colder weather toward the north while stormy weather remains toward the south. a trough set up meaning the jet storm is moving to th

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