annette. annette, annette, right! right. big old buck-toothed annette. thelma, you ain't seen nothing until you seen annette. ugliest girl on campus. pass the bottle. [ laughs ] scotch, fool. keith. thelma, that girl was so ugly, we were gonna make her the team mascot and change the name of the team to the orangutans. [ laughs ] a real dog! bow-wow, bow-wow! good old annette. i wonder what ever happened to her. we've been married for half a year now. gee, joe, i didn't know, man. i'm sorry. [ laughs ] but you know what they say, man. beauty goes a-wandering, but homely stays at home! [ laughs ] hey, come on, you all. joe understands. come on, we jive around like this all the time, don't we, joe? helps keep things lively, huh? keith, a little toast first, a little toast. all right, i'll drink to that. all right. here's to keith and thelma, and may they always have happiness and health. amen. and...may prosperity be just down the road. all right. and...may they always have the respect of their friends and relatives. through the yellow brick road to their f

(annette perkins, district a) we have no right because we really don't know what really transpired. (mary biggs, district f) i think it sets a precedent that can possibly be challenged in court and i would suggest if our board wants to pursue a discussion of supplements, we do so at budget time. williams will still get 120-thousand dollars from the state, but here in montgomery county, the issue appears to be closed. (annette perkins, district a) this is probably the most unusual situation i have ever encountered in my 18 years on this board. wdbj7. ((cold toss to leo)) agood morning kimberly good morning everyone see a lot of green on our radar mapping that is rain

((annette magnus)) no. ((adriana martinez)) i don't. ((sig rogich)) i don't. unless something unforseen happens to hillary along the way. but i don't. ((steve sebelius)) so that would be the only circumstance. sounds good. thank you all for being here. i really appreciate it. ((dave courvoisier)) >the govenor's series got a lot more serious this year.. ((jon tritsch)) that's right dave.. the rivalry is real we've got the highlights and the shot heard around the silver state..sports is next /// edition." ((jon tritsch)) >nevada is a battleground state alright..sander s and clinton are here trying to win the future.. but unlv is all about the present and taking back the silver state.. coach musselman.. coach simon.. and the rivalry.. 14640 people who care unlv playing with just 7 active players tonight.. anything in the tank.. count the bucket.. but it was an ugly first half..unlv shooting 34 percent.. unr coming out aggressive..cam oliver the put back slam..2 point lead for the pack.. but jalen poyser says i raise you this.. 12 points off the bench.. eric coope

differences with annette? >> i don't know. i don't -- i'mot here to -- i'm not running against nnette. i'm running for congress to represent the 26th congressional district and we're goioi to win the primary and then win the general election. we're going to win it because we're goingo talk about the issues. i got nothing negative to say i know her daughter. i know her mother. these are good people. but m not running against them. i'm running in my seat where i have run before where i represented the people. and, you kncw, anybody can run. i'm all for the democratic process and i know that i've got nothing negative to say about her. i know the policy that i disagree with, people that try to shut down our government, like carlos, so planned parenthood doesn't get funded. that's unacceptable. we need to make our government work. what is unacceptable is the world's largest enterprise, the u.s. government, hasn't had a budget in over eight yrs. you can't run the tv station this way, you don't run your household that way. no one wit

the executive director of the battle born progress, annette is here with us. what's your assessment on how everything went today now that we've had the chance to look at it? >> it was an exciting day for nevada. we have the republicans coming here on tuesday. they're coming from south carolina. we have the democrats who wrapped up here today and now are going to south carolina. so it's an exciting day for nevada. it's an exciting week for nevada because we get the chance to make our voices heard and nominate who the next president will be for the democrats and republicans. >> what do you make of that prois he's? we basically got the -- process? we basically got the candidates from both parties flip-flopping. from your perspective, this is your business, getting people out to vote. wouldn't it make better sense to consolidate the caucuss? >> that's what they wanted to do. the world is watching us. it's nevada's time to shine. i really think we did today. i think we'll do so again on tuesday. i'm so glad that nevada gets this early caucus, early state status. it

inspector annette grimes found violations with the dishwasher. >> we need to go to the three it fixed.se this until we getse >> reporter: and temperatures of some foods. >> it's only 118. >> reporter: the owners were fined. >> it has to be 140 or above. so all of that has been discarded and you're being issued a critical citation for having those products. >> reporter: the managers have one week to make necessary changes or face the possibility of more fines and inspections. >> we'll make sure everything is taken care of as soon as possible. >> reporter: chicago restaurants are required to post their inspection report somewhere publicly, but it's not like new york and los angeles, where restaurants get letter grades that are posted right in the front window. chicago does make the inspection results public online, posting them on the web in a database searchable by restaurant name. in addition, the city has launched the app open grid where residents can find public information including restaurant inspection results. chicago is sharing the code behind its algorithm so other municipalities

with annette steve: back once again to talk nevada political is annette magnus. when you left us last we were starting to break down the demographics a little bit. hellery ran well with african americans, hispanics and women, had problems with younger voters today. >> yeah. i am glad that young people are voting. for a group like battle born progress, our whole mission is to get more people to vote regardless of party. seeing millennials turn out and vote, excites me. steve: it has to make you happy. >> yeah. steve: the caucus progress itself, is just interesting because iowa has a caucus. steve: a handful of states have caucuses. any interest from battle born progress about seeing the primary maker return? because it seems to be a little more less... a little less chaotic. >> this is organization chaos is what i like to call it. it was great today and tuesday. i am not one to get... [indiscernible]. i am glad people are turning out today in nevada and making their voices heard. steve: where would you put democrats on the scale. >> i heard it was lower than 2008.

but annette, brad's wife, was getting very much attached to living in suburban washington. obviously was under pressure. >> he actually purchased a motorcycle because he liked to be alone, he liked the privacy of being on a motorcycle, the solitude. >> it wasn't crucial at that point in his career that he would be promoted to the next rank, but in his own mind, it was everything. he felt he had to get promoted. >> bishop's wife that morning spent three hours with an acquaintance saying, i need to find work, we're in serious financial straits here. >> brad bishop ran into several people at the office that day, and he was short-tempered, he's angry that morning. finally tells his supervisor he doesn't feel well and that he's going home. >> i was on my way back to the state department at the 21st street entrance, and suddenly, there in front of me is brad bishop. i said, you look like you've lost your best friend. he said, i didn't get promoted, it's now official. i said, well, i didn't, either. he said but i'm far more deserving than you. i said, well, why don't you just go h

and that someone is bernie madoff's secretary, annette bon joran oh. and there was just one little problem. >> when i realized the real annette bon joran oh. and i said i am a foot and a half taller than this woman and they said i don't care. >> she is from howard beach, new york. just lightning the screw you attitude. >> if susan looks familiar, she has been on other tv shows. >> what do you think i am? cecily tynan. >> annette is behind bars in federal prison so susan's information came from court documents that offered a glimpse into the inner workings. >> the 19th floor is where they did legitimate stuff and the 17th floor, was the mysterious dealings. >> nobody but nobody comes down here without my permission. >> you needed a key card to get in and it was hush hush. that is how the ponzi scheme continued. >> but no matter how you feel be prepared. >> you feel yourself feeling sorry for him knowing what he did, you wonder how can i feel sorry for this guy? >> it's the premiere of original movie "madoff" and stay tuned for a special report. "action

(annette perkins, district a) we have no right because we really don't know what really transpired. (mary biggs, district f) i think it sets a precedent that can possibly be challenged in court and i would suggest if our board wants to pursue a discussion of supplements, we do so at budget time. williams will still get 120-thousand dollars from the state, but here in montgomery county, the issue appears to be closed. (annette perkins, district a) this is probably the most unusual situation i have ever encountered in my 18 years on this board. in christiansburg eamon o'meara out and about in the newer valley and in the higher virginia some light rain is falling it's a chilly rain to getting a couple reports in some pockets of some snow showers in floyd county as well snatch him up on the radar but it's very low moisture and radar beams not picking it up what it is picking up plenty of rain from raleigh to bristol from greensboro up into far southwest virginia at this hour this put this in motion you'll see that everything is generally drifting to the north east we've got pockets of d

this photo comes to us from annette holbert this picture is from mills river. you can see the trees are frosted with ice. you can send us your pictures and video too. just log on to w-l-o-s docom. or e-mail them to pics at w-l-o-s dot com. 3 3 3 we have an "early bird gets the win" giveaway this morning. we are giving away free meals to chick-fil-a to five lucky people. just go to facebook dot com slash news 13 to enter. the winners will be announced just before seven this morning. and stick around, we continue our random acts of kindness series. see the reactions as we pick up the tab for customers at chick-fil-a. 3 3 the time is now 4:xx. if this video doesn't make you laugh, i don't know what will. you viral video... ad lib3 https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=0nb8cp2wnak 3 it's now 4:xx. here is a look at what you can expect for the next three days. 3 3 in this morning's the buzz, all eyes were on the grammy stage. stevie wonder had the honor of announcing song of the year. he had some trouble opening up the envelope but made jokes about it. ed sheeran won for

he faces one challenge from democrat annette, who has announced her bid for the district 26 seat. >>> and time now to check on stors making news later today. >> ashley: christine cruz is in the plex with that. >> christine: the florida panthers at home against the red wings. >>> hot in hollywood, they will fine out who sings on and takes their talents back home. the episode kicks off at 8 on 7. >>> and stunning display of culture coming to a stage in floridaful haiti's premier dance company taking over the adrian arts center. in the plex, i'm christine cruz. >>> and an ex from the newsplex, cant feed doubling down on kolonel sanders. up next. >>> welcome back. kfc hinting at new colonel sanders. >> hi, i'm colonel sanders. >> diana: kfcc giving fans a preview. he's played the iconic sanders since august. we will have to wait andee on game day who will take over the title. >>> world cancer day is our today in florida topic as twitter hashtag started trending overnight, including this picturur t. tweet made all the way to fight against cancer is affectin his life. you can join the conve

annette mecklenburg has been with the cleveland heights police department since 1990, and named chief jeffrey robertson's replacement when he congratulations to her. and now to a story on 5. >> a complete stranger giving -- to save a man's life. she saw the story on newscamel 95 and couldn't stop -- news channel 5 and e-mailed him to find out how to get tested to see if she was a match and she was. >> she said i am all in, i want >> i think that jim deserves to see his kids get married. i think he deserves to have a grandchild. >> and the transplant is scheduled for tomorrow. and jim calling cathy his hero and cathy saying helping him is the right thing to do. >>> thanks for start young ur tuesday here. >> i'm terrence lee. >> and i'm jackie fernandez. >> and what the league said is behind a rise in concussions. >> and the wiener dog stampede. what has them running for their lives. husband, we're putting air tracker 5 up in superscreen to wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life

we will bring you details as news annette wtsp.com.>>> developing right now -- now, to 75 is back open after a deadly wrong way crash. thank you live to i-275 at the ashley drive exit. that road was closed for five hours. investigators look through the wreckage. police release these frantic 911 calls from a man trying to rescue two people after that crash.>> they are both unconscious? >> yes. i have a pulse on one of them. >> i don't want you to move anyone. are there any obvious injuries? >> oh, yes. they are trapped inside the car. i need to break this so i can get the doors unlocked on the other side.>> despite the man's efforts, both drivers died at the scene. garin flowers was first on the happened.>> reporter: the how this accident occurred. we know the suv was going the the wrong way. the vehicles were driven by two man, both were not wearing seatbelts in both died. accident happened around 5:40. this ramp was closed for hours. investigators are looking for any witnesses to help figure out what happened. we have seen a trend of wrong way crashes that can have devastating consequ

(annette perkins, district a) we have no right because we really don't know what really transpired. (mary biggs, district f) i think it sets a precedent that can possibly be challenged in court and i would suggest if our board wants to pursue a discussion of supplements, we do so at budget time. williams will still get 120-thousand dollars from the state, but here in montgomery county, the issue appears to be closed. (annette perkins, district a) this is probably the most unusual situation i have ever encountered in my 18 years on this board. wdbj7. ((cold toss to leo)) agood morning kimberly good morning everyone see a lot of green on our radar mapping that is rain all across erie if you look really close up toward pocahontas county maybe a little area of freezing rain sleet or snow but that will transition to rain little accumulation there expected most of what will looking out late to moderate rain streaming through the area but every way get those little pockets a yellow maybe a heavier downpour we'll have to watch upper some ponding of water out on the roadways this will be wit

out,annette reyes found the family had reported the smell of gas in the days earlier. nearly 24 hours later, utility crews still here on scene trying to find this gas leak. meanwhile, washington gas officials remaining tightlipped about the ongoing investigation. the family is still shaken after an explosion in their woodbridge home sunday afternoon. she gets emotional as she shares the terrifying moment leading up to the incident. >> my sister tells my mother, leave right now. the crews came running upstairs and said, we need to leave immediately, it is going to explode. it all happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon when the local fire department was responding to a gas leak outside this home on franklin street. seeping into the basement, and everyone was evacuated just minutes before the explosion. we saw when it all trembled and exploded. the family is in shock but also frustrat. the explosion came days after several calls from neighbors about the smell of gas. in fact, washington gas crews were out wednesday and friday checking it out, and reassured everyone that

annette magnus .. and adrianna martinez to provide . >> we have political analyst steve, and magnus and adrianna martinez to provide us with some analysis and insight. hillary clinton did win the nevada caucus by six points over bernie sander. with some of the precincts still reporting in. >> donald trump has won the he had 34%, marco rubio finished second and ted cruz coming in third. they head to nevada for tuesday's republican caucus. >> following that announcement, donald trump gave a victory speech saying it's beautiful when you win. >> there's nothing easy about running for president, i can tell you. it's tough, it's nasty, it's mean, it's vicious, it's beautiful. [laughter] >> when you win, it's beautiful. and we're going to start -- we are going to start winning for our country. we're going to start winning. because our country doesn't win anymore. it doesn't win. we don't win with the military. we can't beat isis. we have great military. we don't win. you look what the china is doing to us, wh

right in to this joining us for this show our radio host alan stock and executive direct your worship annette magnus and fernando romero and they have the field narrowed down to six candidates they began by commenting on a developing topics. supreme court justice died at the age of 79 during a visit to texas. he was the longest service justice that put the spotlight on an issue that was not widely addressed in this campaign and nom initing supreme court justices, he was a launch originalalist in a conservative as a justice and probably the most provocative member of the high court. here is what tet cruz said. >> we're not going to give up the u.s. supreme court by allowing obama to make one more liberal a point tee.

annette magnus and fernando romero. s that field narrowed down to six candidates, that began by commenting on a developing topic. died at the age of 79 today but justice can not wait for the senate to get their act together. they've on obstructionists for a very long time now and he needs to. nominate somebody to hear these cases about to come up in the next six months. >> will be whether or not he will be able to get 60 votes. yes, he can nominate anyone he chooses to nominate. but the fat is will look at this with a very curious eye. we know that the democrats they changed the way that we nominate appellate judges down to a simple majority. 50 plus 1 and that is something that now is going to come back i think and bite the democrats because they're not going to roll over with 60 votes. >> let me ask this. almost immediately after the death of justice scalia. this president should wait and sight unseen. we're not sure who he's going to nominate. he could nominate a liberal judge who will run into trouble in the senate

((annette magnus/executiv e director, battle born progress: "if republicans want to be competitive in the general, they have to do better with those minority populations.")) ((patrick walker)) but... the republican party says its minority voter outreach programs are strong... with efforts continuing up until the november election. ((sara sendek/gop: "they're going into their communities, they're talking to them at churches, at their homes, and reaching out, and we've seen a lot of feedback from that.")) ((patrick walker)) one more interesting demographic note... the african- american population here in nevada grew by 18 percent between 2010- 2014 the state's caucasian population shrank by that same percentage... during that time. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > and we're your local election headquarters... stay up to date through the at las vegas now dot com./// ((paula francis)) > we're unboxing the latest product for our "try it before you buy it" test. michelle mortensen puts it through the wringer... to find out if this new wall mount is worth your money... and your time. tedd florendo

. >> annette says she also saw sparks arcing off of the train as it was dragging that piece of sheet metal. and the biggest question at this hour, where did that metal come from? did it fall from the ceiling or possibly thrown on to the tracks. that's what mbta officials will be investigating in the next couple of hours. for now, though, service is back open here on the o.j. orange line. live in boston, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> a baby taken to the hospital after police were called to a south boston homes if boston police confirmed to us they were called to a home on logan way for a possible drowning of a babiened the age of 1. we're told that child been taken to boston medical center. at this hour there's no update on the baby's condition. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >>> the winds so strong it took out this brick wall from a car dealership in raynham. power out, trees down, winds still causing a whole lot of issues across the region at this hour. s. >> now we've got a new problem, black ice. we'll get to chief meteorologist let's get to malini basu l

at inside linebacker, mark munford annett punter, tomlin. not only does heritage i have a connection with the former broncos, but these guys have an emotional connection with heritage high. >> it's a real special place because it's where it all started. >> it has a great spirit and the kids were amazing today. >> it was an opportunity that was given to us as children growing up and you know you often overlooked that when your kids. >> so these three amigos are back where it all began in each with a very special gift. >> the nfl had a group that contacted and reach out to all the players that one point in time played in the super bowl and gave them the opportunity to school. >> the former broncos scored big points with the students. >> we're so proud and i thought it was so cold to have that honor of the broncos in their hometown and before the super bowl on sunday it was awesome. >> i'm proud because we're in the super bowl this year and it shows how great our school is and how they represent our school. >> they say football games come and g

why would got that floodlights it's in effect within what a sherry is just how much rain will look annette's widespread wanted to wages the vicinity some spots were get at least two inches of rain along the spine of the blue ridge in some of those downpours it if we get some thunderstorms in here that would also enhance the rainfall tonight the possibility i risk of flooding slight risk of some afternoon storms and gusty winds also possibility with a few though started storms it we can't rule outan isolated tornado with loud outs not i but it's not zero either and thursday we can a focus on river flooding in some power outage central some gusty winds and follow the assistance of is all why going on will go over all the stormy up in all the rain has some first responders concerned about flooding and people getting too close to rising water, w-d-b-j-7's khiree stewart joins us from the salem fire department where swift water rescue teams are prepping for the worst. number 2. this is where salem's swift water rescue team is based. in only the past 6 months, they've done around 7 rescues. i'm jo

. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds.he heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. ...and this is me now! i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 82 pounds in eight months.

river valley a cool day but not bad sixteen wytheville that sixty degrees and galax and the relook annette upper 50s from hot springs low sixties covington and also newcastle about what's coming up over the next seven days i cooler by the second half of the week wednesday though showers early on in the were watching the potential on friday for would could be a little bit of wintry weather would got cold air that's coming in here watching the potential for storms the may develop right along those upper-level winds and the big question is where does this low go and how cold is the air several the computer models show would got some light accumulation coming up late thursday night into early friday at five get that mix in there right now does look like it's can a be that big of a deal but we could have to dodge a couple those rain and snow showers early friday morning it stays cool into the upper forties and low fifties over the weekend so get back a little closer were we should be for this time year 60s as a little over-the-top for a for late february you i you is a you outdoors. wdbj7's gar

an it's a pride got a coating higher elevations one to two inches in and over west virginia relook annette soon to maybe four inches in some the higher elevations the big stories get a be coming for blast bitterly blasted bitterly cold air that's a stick around for couple days were to maybe seven days of cold air meteorologist robin reid has looked at that is you are talking about a broncos pinwheels of the cold fronts have really been quite a player in what were seeing basically is that big storm those out over the seat over the weekend it still there lasting new england see that secondary low around the great lakes those two are combining and we got high-pressure out together and you can really funnel the cold air it's quite bitter now up north in the northern plains and up in canada but guess what it comes to visit us this week and the floor around all of those witnesses just drives it right into the mid-atlantic susan be cold for long you bet it is were talk about five seven days degrees temperature trend brent we can't get out of the twenties on some days that'll have an impact on peo

annette alexander of ward seven or at-large incumbent vincent orange. it seems the alexander challenge is easier citywide. gray was defeated in the april 2014 democratic primary by mayor muriel bowser who went on to become elected mayor. gray was under a legal cloud for alleged corruption by his 2010 campaign and the number of accusations by the former u.s. attorney ron mac hin who found a number of gray's associates who pleaded guilty. in december new attorney channing phillips said no charges would be filed against gray, freeing the former mayor up from the cloud of corruption. now he is going to announce that he will be running for the d.c. could believe. again, there are two democratic party seats open. he will tell us tomorrow which of the two incumbent he is will be challenging. maureen: thank you, sam. sam ford reporting. leon: chuck hagel is pushing for tax relief and bipartisanship cooperation as he begin his second year in office. >> we did not let the bitter and the rankous politics that wide to the nation divide our state. we put the people

this summer saying it's can be warmer and other be all rain other santa may have some one relook annette the potential for some wintry weather right now the models of been really flip-flop on this summer saying it's can be warmer and may have some snow mixing in with that soaks right now just for that chance of some weather in there we will worry about the form the details on that link virginia keep watching have your at handy to will be updating those over the next couple days wytheville more information on that so this is kind of your heads up that that's what were watching for next week the sixties i know you are you yes you the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approve

the franchise tag which the residents can place and i really think they should what must one that annette (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> breaking news tonight. storms slamming both coasts. in the east, treacherous driving, a dangerous mix of sleet and rain. the pileups. 60 60-mile-per-hour winds. across the south, 20 reported tornadoes. the woman trapped under her home, rescued. and in the west tonight, bracing for a major system, too. >>> also breaking tonight, the new polls coming in now. where do donald trump and hillary clinton now stand in south carolina? and former president george w. bush taking aim at trump. >>> also developing, the supreme court. the president just moments ago, saying, "i intend to do my job. i expect them to do their job, as well." a message to the senate. >>> the case of the serial killer, far worse th

talk about the warmer weather check going to the we get 40s tomorrow near 50 on friday and then look annette sixties by the weekend old taste of spring average highs this time year right around fifty degrees were were get a be almost an attendant in some cases fifteen degrees above average will talk about the will stick around i can tell you on the other side it is the menu chance of some wintry preliminary numbers rose by eight percent last year. that's the largest year to year percentage increase in 50 years. the national safety council also says it was the deadliest driving year since 2008. leaders say a stronger economy, lower unemployment rates, and lower gas prices meant more drivers on the roads. a new study shows people in flint, michigan are paying the highest rates in the country for it's undrinkable water. public interest group food and water watch just released the results today. it found people in flint paid about 864 dollars a year for water service, nearly double the national one of the study's authors says the united nations recommends that service shouldn't be more than thre

and i don't really know annette as well. joe was instrumental early on when i first got elected, helping me find republican counterparts so we could start this bipartisan group, trying to solve problems. he was very helpful with some of the accomplishments we had and bringing money home to help fund some of the everglades restoration and was always an advocate. we had some things we were able to really work on, and i think move the ball forward on. so he launched his campaign and i'm sitting with him as a congress helping him get off the_aee ground. >> you went to the university of miami. what did you think of the hiring rick as the head coach for the football team? >> i'm excited. i want the program to be back to where it was. my freshman year, you know, we won. so i thought, heck, this is to have this career in college and hopefully continue winning the championships, and, of course, the program has gone down. but i think we can rebuild it. it is something to be proud of. and the school, and, of course, the academics are w

direction there's are front right here aside from that it's can be quiet the day tomorrow we're look annette cloudy skies some fog in some usual drizzle as we await our next front which is right here it's a low-pressure system that will ride pretty much along the for the great lakes it's can a look cold front through here to there's tuesday evening and then by late tuesday night and early wednesday that's when it will arrive in our direction so would got the warm conditions outside fifty eight degrees in roanoke sixty seven in danville very very mild air coming it in advance of this flight the will happen tomorrow is the front will move through and will have a little bit of the wedge that sets up so tomorrow's can a be much much cooler than we are seeing today cloudy skies tonight some stray showers there were looking at patchy dense fall developing after midnight towards early tomorrow morning lows in the upper thirties blacksburg around forty two degrees now the groundhogs around here there probably not get is either shouted tomorrow that would mean spring is coming soon but of course we a

right in to this joining us for this show our radio host alan stock and executive direct your worship annette magnus and fernando romero and they have the field narrowed down to six candidates they began by commenting on a developing topics. supreme court justice died at the age of 79 during a visit to texas. he was the longest service justice that put the spotlight on an issue that was not widely addressed in this campaign and nom initing supreme court justices, he was a launch originalalist in a conservative as a justice and probably the most provocative member of the high court. here is what tet cruz said. >> we're not going to give up the u.s. supreme court by allowing obama to make one more liberal a point tee. tonight so let's start the discussion with justices. >> let's start the discussion over justice. the question do you think he is right should obama wait to do an appointment? we'll start with you? >> personally i would like to see him wait and i would hope whoa wait. we've had a discussion about this in the studio during the debate and before the president has the right to nominat

annette ttaaddeo, thank you so much. >>>ite i'm sitting down with a commissioner to talk about the changes coming to his district. that's next. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so oururext president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) [ ] jackie: e face of overtown >>> the face of overtown could be changing soon forever with david beckham's mls soccer stadium slated for the neighborhood and convnvtion hotel. joining me to discuss the future of overtown in his district, miami commissioner key on harding. thank you for joining up here. >> thank you for having me. i'm glad to be here. >> i want to talk about the whole process and what it is taking to get major league soccer to overtown. >> well, the greatest thing about the major league soccer coming to this community is that it wants to be here. so we knono that it is no secret this is not first place that it chose. but apparently da

bust that investigation led to the arrest of these two on wednesday michael adkins and a notch and annette also charged with manufacturing meth. all three scenes draped in police tape and crawling with investigators. there was this guy's with the suits in with gloves and everything neighbors crossing their fingers. it ends here. i'm just hoping that i was going to do whatever needs to be done to take a nap in hampton she knew her thirty news now new tonight a driver charged with reckless driving after causing a crash in newport news police say taylor mccaffrey of yorktown run a red light on bland boulevard to jefferson avenue crashing into a car driver suffered minor injuries but traffic was blocked at the busy intersection during the evening rush hour we're told the scene is now clear three year old and some folk accidentally shot himself this was breaking news last night and eleven. the boys on his parents' gun and a home on jonathan's way in the apple wood farms neighborhood. the boy's mother and the two year old sibling were home at the time police say the parents kept the gun for secu

. >> it was anything but ced foroward in the off season when al-zawahiri seer annette work acsed himrmance eancing dgs. not oy is howard denying it but suinghe network for defamation. today he called it sprising and shockinge was named in that report. th the philliesn clearwater, jeff skversky, channel six "action ws >>> to the i, five points, entering the night w the spread between flyers and final wild card spot visiting hurricanes. fit period in sre matt read to scott lawton, good start but flyers onlyoalf the night. the hurricanescored twice in theecond. this is a a strange one. it hit referee. jordan stall getst a and beats cel nvirth. flyers le three-one. >>> sixers home tonight connor barwin, at the ga. mavs in transition they get it to nick. sixers le, 415 ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and

. >> it was anything but excited for howard in the off season when al-zawahiri seer annette work accusedng performance enhancing drugs. not only is howard denying it but suing the network for defamation. today he called it surprising and shocking he was named in that report. with the phillies in clearwater, jeff skversky, channel six "action news". >>> to the ice, five points, entering the night was the spread between flyers and final wild card spot visiting hurricanes. first period in score matt read to scott lawton, good start but flyers only goal of the night. the hurricanes scored twice in the second. this is a a strange one. it hit referee. jordan stall gets it a and beats michael neuvirth. flyers lose three-one. >>> sixers home tonight, connor barwin, at the game. mavs in transition they get it to nick. sixers lose, 124-115. he scored 35. college baskets ball is next. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. tonight and saw a team in the similar situation on the ncaa bubble.

tony & annette peterson. they have been married since december 27th 2014. # tomorrow is the last day wsls 10 will highlight couples in southwest virginia. so send in a photo of you and your sweetheart..with your name and your story.. to news at wsls dot com or post it online. we may feature it right here on virginia today.### you've heard of homes being decorated for christmas and halloween... but what about valentines day. how one virginia family plans on sharing the love this weekend.### a world war ii veteran from virginia beach has finally reunited with his wartime girlfriend... after more than 70 years apart. the overseas reunion... when now to what's trending now... a look at the biggest social networking, online and technology talkers. this year's oscars gift bag is setting a record... as it contains about 200-thousand- dollars in gifts. on the high-end, it includes items such as a 10-day, first-class trip to israel and unlimited audi car rentals from silvercar... less expensive items include a "haze d

be able to and it kind of seems sexist when they just think ability to. " on our facebook page - annette writes when it comes to drafting women - - there are just some things that are wrong. this is one i believe to be wrong.matt posts - you're a hypocrite if you believe women should be able to serve in these units, yet shouldn't sign up for selective serviceand delbert says - history has proven women can fight in wars, it's the advice of the modern age that tells us they can't" i'd be horrible at war. " jeffrey says - when it comes to the draft and who serves in a should be - who wants to prove they can do the job. " it's too sexist .. you know what i mean .. it shouldn't be man - woman .. it should be a body or a person that's willing and able and who can qualify. " " - " fire in the hole - bang " you know - we always want to hear your thoughts.you can share them right now - on our face-book - page. at nine - smoke on the water. water.the strange phenmenon - - that's entertaining - people in the north-east - - even as they suffer through some of the most brutally - cold temperatures -

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more democrat, which could help garciaful he purchased at least one primary challenge from democrat annette, ho has announced her bid for the 26th seat. >>> continue continual pharmaceutical ceo martin getting grilled on capitol hill. he is known for hiking price that helpsancer and hiv patients from $13 an a pill to $750 a pill. he inserted his fifth amendment rights facing questioning in >> and i truly believe, i truly believe -- are you listening? >> yes. >> thank you. i truly believe distract from the massive price increases by talking about... >> he is also facing separate criminal charges of securities fraud related to another company. >>> wiki leaks founder could be spending time behind bars. he is considering turning himself inta pole tomorrow if the united nations panel if arbitration rules against hill. the u.n. group is deciding whether the three years spent in the ecuadorian embassy conns constitutes illegal detentionful he went there where two women have accused him of sexual assaultful >>> stories you don't want to miss are coming up next. a woman turning the tables on a south

interviews with those casting the first in person ballots of the clinton name carries weight with annette jenkin as squabbled -- disabled vet. >> bill clinton was smart, very smart president and he did his job and when he left office we had so much money. >> and to a first-time voter and minted citizen from peru the trump name stands for change. >> he speaks to me. he is an open book. he is speaking the truth. he is bold. tea. and bob will vote for any republican in the general election but in the primary, trump has not proven to be conservative the way that ted cruz is. >> we need to have the people that are respectful of the constitution. >> florida comes two weeks after super tuesday and 25 states and territories will vote before. but florida could prove the will need to cement his or her self as the nominee or provide the juice for the come back. >> we may end up with hillary i'll vote for bernie sanders. >> rick rollins will use the next two weeks to rally the troops for hillary clinton. >> given the right and the climate we need to make sure our voice is heard. >> and in 2840% voted

beth: annette martin, our everybody. everybody in the cast adores her. myra: i that she produces -- i bet. she produces, choreographed it. beth: we have a costume committee that works hard to make sure we shine on the stage. myra: do you always -- this year, what of the costumes we can expect? beth: various costumes. this is what we where will we go out into the community but we have -- each costume would be to the scenes. myra: is it like rocking through the ages? beth: we have a 50's segment. bud: a gospel segment. beth: we kind of go back to the 50's. bud: not to let the cat out of the bag, we have a nursing home we want to make the residents of nursing facilities him more at home. -- feel more at home. myra: my stomach hurts from laughing. the reason you are telling us about this now is because you tend to sell out. beth: as a matter of fact our saturday matinee at 12:30 is sold out. bud: only about 250 tickets remaining for the other four shows. thursday at 7:30, friday, 7:30, saturday, 12:30 which is sold out, 5:00, and in 2:30 on sunday. myra: the

(annette decampos, culinary union member) "it's a tough decision. they have good points both candidates" the union backed 2008 but clinton won the caucuses. danielle nottingham, cbs news, las vegas. ((denise valdez)) the caucuses begin tomorrow morning at 11:00. on tuesday. /// ((denise valdez)) > and many people here are still confused... about how a caucus works. nevada is one of 13 states that uses a caucus instead of a primary election during the presidential cycle. compared to a primary... where you privately cast your vote... a caucus is where you go to a neighborhood location... and publicly support your candidate. when it comes to the democrats.... they literally stand together on one side of the room or the other to be counted. organizers use those numbers to determine the percentage of delegates each candidate gets.... convention. /// ((denise valdez)) > remember 8 news now is your local election headquarters for everything relating to the caucuses and the presidential campaign... we have a full caucus explainer on our website las vegas no

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annetteal he is kez aing this is a criminal case and not all apple users agree. >> it will give the government the right to go into everybody's phone. >> this battle it likely go toing go to the court of appeals and likely the u.s. supreme court. brandi hitt, channel 6 "action news." >>> now a powerful car bomb in the capital city and they say it was well planned. someone placed a car filled with explosives near the military vehicles carrying personnel and it causes a massive explosion, 28 people were killed and 61 were wounded and no group has claimed responsibility and the ambassador to turkey is saddened and shocked by the attack. >>> the airline that carried pope francis to mexico said someone pointed a laser at the plane when it went to touch down. a air talia said it landed safely and did not know about lasers pointed there until later. they could temporarily blind a pilot. pope francis visits the prison in juarez and prayed with 700 prisoners and urged them to look to the future rather than drelidrel ing -- dwelling on the sorrow and sin that put them in prison. he ends hi trip with an

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annette sims: the panhandlers are coming up to windows, tapping on the windows, walking in front of traffic, sometimes two and three lanes. dave: the sheriff' s office was listening. from september until the end of january, six people were arrested county-wide for violating the ordinance. in the last ten days, four have received a trip to jail. kim cannaday: in those cases, deputies actually witnessed flow of traffic, stepping into traffic of the vehicles. dave: zenrick was arrested a month ago, accused of blocking traffic while panhandling. he denies it. daniel zenrick: some people do run into oncoming traffic which is bad, but others of us don' t do that. dave: the sheriff' s office suggests people who want to help the homeless and hungry might consider cash donations to social service agencies, rather than handing cash out the window. the sheriff' s office tells me they are basically targeting specific intersections where they are getting the largest number of complaints. they also stress they are doing their best to get information in the hands of people who are in need so they can make

there and the relook annette a better chance of rain with this cold front tomorrow the timing of this looks like it's can be moving in late morning in the west of the new river valley. the allegheny highlands rolling valley late morning early afternoon and in lynchburg in danville bring in that rain to you probably by the afternoon it's follow that out by colder air moves in here during the day thursday see can see what happens tomorrow then impact day for rain and gusty wind katie rule out a rumble of thunder tomorrow sixty two degrees the high will drop into the 40s the weekend so we had in twenty fifteen as the warmest on a records and only to later we had a foot of snow severe weather is him and more on her recent years you're not a lot this morning a take a look at how el nio's plane apart in the changes and how climate ch sweating to december's record heat? it wasn't just a local winter heat wave. it was a second year in a row earth's surface temperatures were the warmest since modern record keeping began in 1880. gavin schmidt/director of goddard institute for space studies: 20