anna maris for liberty. heading to the sec to play baseball for lsu. three football players, 'noles tenor football if jmu. jacob strong the university of charleston, west virginia. and logan lake will up for the richmond spiders. such a great environment. all the girls on the team. seemed like the perfect place to go to not only grow in volleygo to not only grow in volleyball and education but in my spiritual you life as well. >> lsu is best for me not only amam democratically. but the coach and staff and a chance to get playing time right away. >> specific, i mean, they have told me and wanted to spend my ready for it -- which i think i am. i am very excited for the opportunity to play for jmu. >> they treat them well. and when i go there, i plan to be a starter and contribute in the best way. >> the college experience and then there is a high level of football. we have a chance to go to the playoffs and win a national championship. so, i mean, that is the best part about it. >> dennis: this afternoon in gw, the eagles had four standoutgw, the eagles

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anna marie cox, senior political correspondent for ntv news and founding editor of longket. ron brown steen, the editorial director at national journal. and calley mcanane, director of political prospect and a donald trump supporter. awesome seeing all of you. first to you, calley, on trump, will a win be enough for him tonight or does he need to win big? >> i think a win's enough because here's what we know about donald trump. he knows how to spin things in a very positive light. as he said, a win by one vote is a win nonetheless. help was lowering expectations there. but he will drive that home, people said i couldn't win, people said i faltered in iowa and i couldn't win here. he will blow this up into a big win. there will be media scrutiny but any win is a win for donald trump. the eventual nominee has historically won either new hampshire or iowa. >> a win is a win, but i think the issue for donald trump isn't really spin. the question is, if he underperforms his polls again, it would suggest that he has a structural problem in that donald trump does best, like bernie

we're about an hour away from anna marie island for that cell to move in. we'll keep you posted in it's -- let's check the roads with janelle. >>> slow pretty much everywhere. leave early. we're dealing with wet roads, a lot of congestion, i-4, a crash blocking the inside westbound lane. looks like we lost our camera shot but you can see a lot of the traffic there, both westbound here and eastbound for some onlooker delays. let's look at this on the map, i-4 backed up all the way through plant city, you might want to take u.s. 92, moving a lot better. dover area but definitely a lot quicker than i-4. we have a crash reported 275 around 2 2nd avenue south in the southbound lanes. >>> everywhere you look everywhere you go there's a face of somebody >> you know that song. you love that song and you know these beautiful faces, not here, over there. "fuller house" stars. we're looking over at you ladies and it's just taking us back in time. wow. >> look out. you can see each one of the younger girls in these ladies. you can see them. >> yeah. >> you know, they'r

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary lou nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former uber driver jason brian dalton. >> the defendant did murder ba barbara hawthorne. >> reporter: dalton sat expressionless on closed circuits tv from his jail cell. >> do you understand the charges being made against you?

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary jo nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former iewber driver jason brian dalton. >> the defendant did murder

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary jo nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former iewber driver jason brian dalton. >> the defendant did murder barbara hawthorne. >> reporter: dalton sat expressionless on closed circuit tv from his jail cell. >> do you understand the charges

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary jo nye. >> reporter:`it took nearly

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary lou nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary jo nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former iewber driver jason brian dalton. >> the defendant did murder barbara hawthorne. >> reporter: dalton sat expressionless on closed circuit tv from his jail cell. >> do you understand the charges being made against you?

anna werner has the details. >> the defendant did murder mary jo nye. >> reporter: it took nearly ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former iewber driver jason brian dalton. >> the defendant did murder barbara hawthorne. >> reporter: dalton sat expressionless on closed circuit tv from his jail cell. >> do you understand the charges being made against you? >> reporter: police allege dalton's shooting rampage began at a town home complex around 12-year-old joi coleman was there with her. >> when she asked, help me, i couldn't help her because i knew i was going to be shot, too, because he didn't stop shooting. couldn't. >> reporter: roughly four hours after this first shooting, investigators say dalton killed 53-year-old richard smith and his 17-year-old son tyler, a high school senior, who were looking at cars at a kalamazoo dealership eight miles away. fired. >> reporter: less than 20 minutes later, authorities say dalton showed up at a cracker barrel restaurant and shot five more people in the parking lot. four women died, 60-year-old mary jo nye, a retired high school teacher, and he

anna werner has details. >> the defendant did murder, mary lou nye. >> reporter: it took ten minutes for a kalamazoo judge to read the 16 counts against former uber driver, jason dalton. dalton sat expressionless on closed circuit tv. >> you understan the charges being made against you. >> reporter: yes police allege the shooting rampage began 6:00 p.m. saturday night. victim, tiana carruthers was shot, survived. >> she asked, joi help me. i couldn't help her. i knew i was going to get shot too. he didn't stop shooting. i wanted to help but i couldn't. >> reporter: four hours after that first shooting, investigators say dalton killed 53-year-old richard smith and 17-year-old son tyler, a high school senior. looking at cars at a kalamazoo dealer eight miles away. less than 20 minutes later, authorities say dalton showed up at a cracker barrel restaurant and shot five more people in the parking lot. four women died. 60-year-old mary joe nye retired high school teacher and sister-in-law, 62-year-old mary lou nye retired mother of two. 68-year-old barbara hawthorne retired from kellogg's

anna werner has details. >> the defendant did murder, mary lou nye. >> reporter: it took ten minutes

okay, my name is mary anna from she's the first. so, my question is kind of -- yeah. so, how do you think in proving the level of interest and access to technology for women and girls would help improve, you know, kind of, like, their communities, you know, like, globally, like, bring up their communities, bring up their education? how do you -- what are your thoughts on that, like, improving access and interest in it? >> well, we know that if every woman in the world just learned to read, just learned to read, that 170 million would be lifted out of poverty, right? women and their families. and given the gap that exists in the world right now between kids and also adults who want to go to school and school buildings and teachers and materials and safe and sanitary facilities to support teachers and students in schools, we know that technology has to be part of closing the literacy and education gap. so, to me when you ask that question, i immediately thought of that challenge. but also that as of yet discovered solution but also real opportunity. and it's particularl