proposition is clearly that as a public employee, he has a right to either associate or non-associate and he doesn't have to commit an affirmative act in support, in this case, of the mayor's opponent which was chief spagnuolo. >> the first amendment talks about abridging freedom of speech. i thought the case came to us on the proposition that he wasn't engaging in speech at all, that he was not engaging in association, he was not engaging in trying to convey a message. he was just picking up a sign for his mother, and if that's the basis on which the case comes to us, i'm not sure how he can say his freedom of speech has been abridged. >> in this case, mr. chief justice, the case comes to us with respect to association. with respect to speech, speech is governed by a different doctrine than association. there's no need to do a pickering analysis in this case. >> he wasn't associating with anybody any more than he was speaking. he was doing neither one. he was associating with his mother, i suppose, in picking up the sign for her. but he was not expressing any political view, he was n

proposition is clearly that as a public employee, he has a right to either associate or non-associate and he doesn't have to commit an affirmative act in support, in this case, of the mayor's opponent which was chief spagnuolo. >> the first amendment talks about abridging freedom of speech. i thought the case came to us on the proposition that he wasn't engaging in speech at all, that he was not engaging in association, he was not engaging in trying to convey a message. he was just picking up a sign for his mother, and if that's the basis on which the case comes to us, i'm not sure how he can say his freedom of speech has been abridged. >> in this case, mr. chief justice, the case comes to us with respect to association. with respect to speech, speech is governed by a different doctrine than association. there's no need to do a pickering analysis in this case. >> he wasn't associating with anybody any more than he was speaking. he was doing neither one. he was associating with his mother, i suppose, in picking up the sign for her. but he was not expressing any political view, he was n

than is one of the reasons valerie at the american heart association is here with us. we'll fell you about the tie between the two of them. bryan mentioned the significance of the focus and having a family you want he led tear. and down to them. but 80% of it is preventable and some people can treat certain things and really get their health in check. >> exercising. we think that our way of life is okay. and that is one of the things that you don't want us to think about that we may not have some kind of warnings. your chest doesn't have another thought is this children's general ration is the first generation that is -- because not getting any exercise. and so not only should we as adults think about it. we should think about our children's health because they are the future of america. line >> reporter: was lucky to to grow up in a house where that was something that exercise. sports and things of that nature. not everyone grows up in an atmosphere like that. you have to make things a part of every day life. >> absolutely. >> you are involved for an important reason.

it's wonderful being associated with you. >> i have been practicing medicine for over 20 years, and i have never endorsed a product, either. >> really? >> and i just feel that this product is so valuable and so important that it's a privilege to be associated with it. >> in fact, i'm gonna take two now. >> well, i will add this, and this is one thing. 80% of our customers are women that call in to buy our product. the women are the gatekeepers of the family's health. >> mm-hmm. >> grandmothers are able to now bend over and pick up their grandchild when the grandchild's running towards them instead of saying, "no, no, no. grandma's back hurts." so, you have this aging society, this active society, this active lifestyle, and breathe naturally. they want to be able to get up. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to enjoy themselves. it is a life-changing product that is just truly one of a kind. >> and, by the way, they're so small that i just swallowed them without water. >> you have hundreds of people, hundreds of family and, we call them employees, but associates at grea

the national state board of education association. the superintendent's association.n particular, we want to thank you toss they senator howard stephenson and new hampshire commissioner of education, virginia barry, for flying in just today to represent the national conference of state legislators and the council of chief state school officers. and i come as i said, met with them earlier and had a very good open discussion with them at 12:00 today. all for your commitment to our nation's students. we look forward to this partnership. ? i wantednor inslee: --introduce governor hassam has led -- i want to do internet -- introduced the next governor. i decided tom: volunteer for the lamar alexander for governor campaign. leading with insight and wisdom so that i could help the campaign win. the candidate thought i would be better putting up yard signs. [laughter] i put up a lot of yard signs that year for the candidate, who soon became the next governor of tennessee. 2010forward a few years to , the night before the general election, we were doing a statewide to her on a

with members of the american heart association on hand.following the mayor's proclamation... attendees heard from a mercy importance of heart health awareness. 3 "it very important for woman because most of the times they are the primary care givers. and they tend to put themselves on the back burner as opposed to following up. they will push their husbands, and their children to go get checked. as the same time they may be having some atypically symptoms that maybe representing heart disease they didn't know about. "unity point health st. luke's also held a wear red day event this morning.mayor bob scott made an appearnce here as well... followed by heart- healthy activities, information and refreshments. 3 "wear red day is so very important because we are bringing more awareness and education to our siouxland communities. one and three woman will die from cardiovascular disease this year. and we cannot emphasis that enough ."also in attendance at the st. luke's event was 2016 mrs. iowa rosanne plante of hinton... who is an instructor serving as mrs. iowa... plante will be t

it's wonderful being associated with you. >> i have been practicing medicine for over 20 years, and i have never endorsed a product, either. >> really? >> and i just feel that this product is so valuable and so important that it's a privilege to be associated with it. >> in fact, i'm gonna take two now. >> well, i will add this, and this is one thing. 80% of our customers are women that call in to buy our product. the women are the gatekeepers of the family's health. >> mm-hmm. >> grandmothers are able to now bend over and pick up their grandchild when the grandchild's running towards them instead of saying, "no, no, no. so, you have this aging society, this active society, this active lifestyle, and everyone wants to move and breathe naturally. they want to be able to get up. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to enjoy themselves. it is a life-changing product that is just truly one of a kind. >> and, by the way, they're so small that i just swallowed them without war. >> you have hundreds of people, hundreds of family and, we call them employees, but associates at gr

smoking is still allowed. >> american heart association is not anti-orlando. that is not the message here. >> reporter: the chair for the chapter of the american heart association says the policy -- policy has been talked about for a while. has been promoting healthy habits and anti-smoking and we're strict on those things. some smoking in bars and hotels. the heart association hopes stricter policy encourages lawmakers to move toward a smoke-free state. there is a goal right now that it has will give local counties and cities more authority to enact smoking ban. right now, they must follow state law. we found an irish put where smoking is allowed in employees see smoking as a personal choice. >> even if we ban smoking inside displays, people will go outside to smoke it would not make a difference. >> reporter: the policy goes into effect in july 2017 which allows the association to honor any current contracts. live in orange county, julie salomone, channel 9 eyewitness news. hoping all aboard florida will add stop the brevard county. next year the commuter ra

but the association says it's not enough... that's one of the reasons it deemed the state failing in an annual report. the report recommends 12 million in funding for the division of tobacco use prevention and control. it also suggests a one dollar increase of tax placed on cigarettes, to two dollars, 36 cents per pack. the report does, however, give iowa an "a" grade in the category of smoke - free air. the zika virus is now being spread not just by mosquitoes, but also through sexual contact. so an ames company is developing what could be an answer to this rapidly growing problem. channel 13's justin surrency has more on its mission... it's not necessarily a new virus... "it was discovered in 1947 in uganda." but the zika virus, which is related to west nile and the yellow fever virus has now triggered an emergency after reaching north and south america and putting lives at risk "we started seeing these cases of microcephaly which are brain deformations on babies." the virus is discretely carried... "the predominant mosquito

"just last year, eddie director at the multi state lottery association was convicted of fraud for rigging the hot lotto jackpot. tipton tried claiming the 16 million prize for himself back in december of 2010. the main evidence - this quik trip video surveillance showing tipton buying the ticket himself. "he was caught, if that video didn't exsist, who knows if hed be there and this still going on" now the crawford mauro lawfirm has filed a landmark lawsuit- stating by allowing tipton to rig the jackpot- the iowa lottery and multi state association deprived the legitmate hot lotto winner millions of dollars. "the odds arent exactly great,if you actually win you should get your prize" attorneys are asking the courts to award their client - larry dawson, of webster city- 10 million dollars, plus interset. they say, after tipton's rigging in december of 2010, the lottery reset to 1 million. meaning when, dawson won on may 7th 2011, he won significantly less. then in december of 2011, tipton's unclaimed 10 million was returned to state lotteries... shorting dawson millions. "on may 7, 2011 ou

yes, you are the president of the united states tennis association. so president obama, every year, gives the state of the union address. and, at some point, he says, "the state of the union is strong." what's the state of tennis in america? >> the state right now is that it's positive. we're growing. and, if i can be as impactful as i think i'm being right now, you know, sky's the limit for what we can do in growing tennis in america. >> how were you introduced to the game? >> i got lucky. i stumbled on it. i'm where i am today because of my parents. and because of that summer my parents were teaching summer school, and i was a tag-along little sister with my two brothers that were in a program that was sponsored by the martin luther king boys club in chicago. every summer, they had a different activity. that summer happened to be tennis. and happened to be four blocks-- >> really? >> --away from home, where we walked. i was six; they were-- i don't know, 12 and 14. they hated tennis. i was the ultimate tomboy, because my oldest brother used to alway

the whole movement of the civil rights movement we associate with dr. king, but malcolm we associate with the black power movement. can you say a word about that? >> yes, all of the movements were pivotal, it's almost like a symphony and harmony of malcolm x raised the consciousness of blacks in terms of especially those who were considered downtrodden. he often hoped for x offenders, for those living in ghettos, with a self help image. carmichael and stitch preached using vote and voter regtration as a powerful tool to express power. and the media of course took the word power and over emphasized it as if it was an extra dangerous violent thing but they weren't asking everybody to join the national rifle association, they were asking people to join the national voter registration association, and to express themselves at the ballot box. and the black lives movement that we have today marked from the seeds sewn by dr. king southern leadership conference, core, the congress of racially equality and the naacp. and the black lives movement is refreshing be

there will be strong winds associated with the moderate to heavy snowfall reducing visibility to near whiteout conditions at times in parts of the state. currently, many areas in the state, can expect over a half foot of snow. areas of western iowa could be in store for 8-12" of snow when its all over. beyond the early week winter storm, central iowa dries out while temperatures tumble into the single digits at night and teens and 20s for daytime highs. enjoy your sunday evening! local 5 meteorologist james peterson jack: we're now less than 24 hours away from the iowa caucuses, and all eyes are on our hawkeye state. we have everything you need to know going into tomorrow night. stephanie: and the candidates last pitch to people in the hawkeye state. hear what they had to say as they fight for your vote. jack: plus, you may still be wondering where to caucus. and it might not be where you think. local 5 visits an unexpected political hotspot. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack/2ram good evening and welcome to local 5 news, iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie

with members of the american heart association on hand.following the mayor's proclamation... attendees heard from a mercy cardiologist about the importance of heart health awareness. 3 "it very important for woman because most of the times they are the primary care gigirs. and they tete to put themselveson the back burner as opposed to following up. they will push their husbands, and their children to go get checked. as the same time they may be having some atypically symptoms that maybe representing heart disease they didn't know about. "unity point health st. luke's also held a wear red day event this morning.mayor bob scott made an appearnce here as well... followed by heart- healthy activities, information and refreshments. 3 "wear red day is so very bringing more awareness and education to our siouxland communities. one and three woman will die from cardiovascular disease this year. and we cannot emphasis that enough ."also in attendance at the st. luke's event was 2016 mrs. iowa rosanne plante of hinton... who is an instructor at western iowa tech.while serving as mrs.

>> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we are pleased to welcome back mary lau, she's the president and ceo of the retail association of nevada, one of our proud sponsors. pleasure to have you back on the program. >> thank you, sam. >> we've been looking at polling across the country and once again, the polls have been notoriously bad in calling the elections and doing caucuses and primaries, etc. you do polling for retail association about various issues and it seems to me having been privy to some of the polls, there seems to be greater deal of accuracy in your polls, why do you think the national polls are getting it so wrong and yet when an organization a more accurate picture of the eloktorate? >> the smaller the microcosm, the easier to get accuracy. we're polling within nevada and you contract for a huge nu

>> senator gordon smith, president and ceo of the national association of brought casters, welcome back. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you, peter. always a pleasure. >> the current fcc, five commissioners have been in place for a couple years and have gotten to work with them. how would you describe your relationship? >> guest: i think it is fair to say that this is proving to be one of the more partisan fcc is i have ever observed and i say that having observed many on the same committee. .. is the fcc structured, in your vie, in a way that fits the 21st century? >> guest: i think so, but i do think house commerce committee and others have come up with reform ideas that are probably long overdue. but, you know, again, i don't -- i'm not anxious to venture into telling them how to do their job, because my job is to get along with them and to work with them and try to make the broadcasting case as well as i can on the basis of good public policy. >> host: well, joining us today to talk about some of those issues that the broadcasters face is monthty today low of communications t

today one of two major youth soccer associations in the bay area the cal north soccer association announced its new rules, kids ages 12 and under will not be allowed to head the ball in games. but kids 11 to 13 can use their head in a limited way doing headers at play. they will be allowed only 15 to 20 headers per player per week. but what about the other major local youth soccer association? >> the other one u.s. club soccer we are waiting on the announcement the preliminary conversations were that they were going to go with heading in games but not in practice. >> reporter: you heard that right. it's the opposite of the other rule. headers allowed during games but not at all in practices. >> and so we're sitting on waiting clarification, is it going to be legal in games or illegal in games and good in practice or no good in practice? >> reporter: we're back live here. so it's a little convoluted. two major associations. two make matters more confusing they have similar names. norcal, they are the ones who are not allowing any headers whatsoever 12 and under. cal north they are apparently

the canine training association even hosts a world canine freestyle organization during the summer. several chances of snow in the 7 day forecast. complete details of your first alert forecast justknow team one of those coming up tomorrow just a few snow showers of some on monday we will put the little ice icon complex pattern setting up her next week urologist lindsay anderson which let (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! progressesin a while would've that if the mice little stress through this picture out towards her resume there in salem we see the fountain spraying that water and its freezing right on contact some icicles on the fence cold this morning no doubt about it very windy do so quite gusty in the mountains will ot some twenty plus mile per our winds galax and the rail starting to calm down little bit as i get that most of the night before you go, this is what it feels like outside still feels like one below in hot springs twenty one roanoke in lexington thirty two in danville

it's an event to raise money for the american lung association. some of the fire departments wear full gear to compete and support their departments -- and joining us now to tell us more about that, is local 12's 3 3 3 we have more 3 information on the fight information on the fight for air climb and how you can support the american lung association at local 12 dot com. 3 a march madness tune up for xavier.. the muskies hit the hardwood.. proving once again.. they're among the best teams in the nation.. highlights from yesterday's game against georgetown, just ahead. 3 plus, a local handy man's great idea. how his own efforts to make his job easier have led to a new product in hardware stores. that's next on good morning ((break five))3 good morning! ((ad lib)) now to aly 3 cohen for sports 3 the tech olympics wrap up today at the millenium hotel, downtown. more than 500 students from area high schools have been showing off their technical prowess all weekend. the three-day event includes competitions heaven. it also gives the students a chance to

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there just won't be rain associated with it. very windy on thursday. gusts to 40 possibly here as temperatures fall back into the mid-60s and then look at that. 40s for overnight lows, we're back to winter friday, 62 about it for the high. we stay dry through the weekend but cool, 40s and highs in the mid and upper 60s. >>> it's 9:46. students spent 10 days with candidates for president. >> a live look from behind the wheel of our live drive cam. corey dierdorff heading to anna maria island. strong winds, heavy rain on the >>> an internship with candidates running for president. political science professor judith ann mclaughlin and three other students spent 10 intense days in new hampshire leading up to the first primary, experiences. you're looking at pictures of the entire group. blogging. they were able to select which candidates they wanted to follow during the 10 days and joining us, we have randy doan, who interned with secretary of state hillary clinton. and we have nick encinas, the person with senator ted cruz and we have dr. judith ann mclau

frederick frazier is vice president of the dallas police association. president, dallas police association runs = 2:27 - 2:33 we want to give him the chance to make the accurate statement, give the best information he deryn strange john jay college of criminal justice runs = 2:38-2:42 there is some very good science, with other people coming along and using that science badly. dr. deryn strange is an associate professor at the john jay college of criminal justice. dr. deryn strange: when you're in the middle of an investigation we absolutely know that the best thing as far as memory is concerned is to get those details as soon as possible. today, it's been more than two years since bobby bennett was shot. he sued the city of dallas, settling his case for $1.6 million. while his attorney is happy bennett received justice, he says the community would be better served"!if police were treated like everyone else. don tittle: it serves the purpose of the police. it does not serve the purpose of justice. last month, a legislative committee in maryland voted un

banks and benefits wall street's biggest players, but if that is the case, why are some of the men associatedh some of the big wall street firm embedded in the breu marco rubio campaign? what does money buy? it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. it's right there in the first amendment to the accusation i constitution. when you are raising millions to pay for a presidential campaign, deep possibilities are only too happy to pay for a political campaign. when an industry is interested in the future of a particular law, how int plat can the relations of campaigns and candidates be and stay within the law? different campaigns have answered those questions in very different ways. here is hillary clinton who says her policies would be tougher on wall street than bernie sanders but she made millions in speaking fees not to mention donations from goldman sachs and other big wall street firms. on the republican side there's donald trump who has talked about raising taxes on wall street billionaires but whose real estate deals depend on wall street loans, and ted cruz got

. >> we associate heart attacks in men with crushing chest pain and sweating and nausea. in women, they're less intense. they may get symptoms in the jaw, in the have a general feeling of unease. >> 44-year-old kim strong who was fit and fabulous suffered a heart attack nearly four years ago. marty is sharing her is story with you during eyewitness news at 5:00. >> well, we're sporting our red, again, just to remind folks. get that checkup and be aware. >> fix a small problem before it becomes a big problem. >> exactly. >>> it's windy out there. >> the rough surf where the boat capsized. >> we had a nice gentleman call when he saw our forecast with 40s in the morning. it's so warm right now. how can it be so much warmer in the morning. this is february, things happen fast around here. mother nature is not waiting on anybody. 55 with north breeze -- downtown orlando, we're clear and clouds rolling in tonight. that will mitigate our temperature plunge, if you will. we'll slowdown our daytime high of 60. the north breeze will make for a wind chill which i'm still working on

we are live at the police benevolent association. >> reporter: good evening. the police benevolent association represents corrections officers as well as police officers and the president of t association specifically because of the suspicious circumstances surrounding this man's death. >> i screamed and hollered and fell. then after i brought myself together, i said what next do i do. i called 911. >> reporter: terrifying moments for the mototr of the correctional officer daveon hall. just a day before his murder, hall's mother says he reported hisembroke pines apartment had been burglarized. >> it could be convinceincidence, but sometimes when suspicious things surface, you really go after those things. >> reporter:he police benevolent association represents correctional officers. >> we're concerned did those correctional officer and then

this is the premier event for the american lung association. this is bringing people together for this great opportunity and supporting this wonderful organization. they been participating in this climate. they are getting started at 9:30 a.m. this morning for first-time climbers. we have already started the vertical mile. and a challenge. >> my training has varied over the years. i do a lot of stair training and work on the tread no at the maximum incline. i love to run in the outside. richard: this vertical mile is getting started and going at 6:30 a.m. this morning. the climbers are going up and down. this is making the 45 stories 10 times for one mile. we are going to get a chance to see the firefighters in full turnout gear making this climb. everybody is a winner. jonathan: thanks. check out the latest car models downtown. the auto expo has taken over the duke energy center. 400 different vehicles have been rolled in. the event opened earlier this week. you can check out the wheels from 11:00 until 5:00. look at that need truck. a suspect

i'd be concerned about the heavier downpours associated with the gusty winds. that's the main concern. whereas the cell farther to the north moving across and about to move into hillsboro county. we have an active tornado. tornado warning in effect. that is headed off to the northeast at about 35 miles per hour. begin that storm location, you can see that it is -- given that storm location, you can see it is not impacting highly populated areas. if you are in that area just to the east -- i'll zoom in closer -- wimauma -- not a highly driving east of wimauma or out into extreme southwestern polk county, you happen to live in that area, you'll get heavy downpours and you'll get some gusty winds. you can see how this weekend -- did you notice how we had that darker area of red there in that cell and then here just in that last batch -- that last radar update it became a lighter red tone. showing some weakening. what i don't like though is this darker color next to the green. that's where sometimes we start to see some of that rotation. but again, i'm not seeing a

the front associated with the system will push east by thursday. daytime high's will be about 8 cooler on tuesday, 5 on wednesday. we will still remain a few degrees above normal. starting thursday the ridge will start to build and push back east warming us back up weekend. up next -- a local nascar driver revs up the community to help others in need. where the 12- year-old and his family spent the weekend feeding the homeless... and who came out to lend a hand. love is in the air. why a couple wanted to get hitch on a flight full of passengers. plus -- it's the worst feeling when you lose your wallet. where a new yorker lost his earlier this month... and who "kind of" returned it with a when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your home, it's amazing. it is amazing, but do you think his delivery was a little flat on that one? just -- yeah. um, paul, i think it's a little bit more like, "it's amazing!" oh, wow. oh, mom, that was really good. thank you. wow. [ si

strong winds associated with a cold front have kicked off a high wind warning for western nevada, in effect throughout the day wednesday. those winds will create an initial rain shadow for the the winds ease a bit we could see some rain reach the reno area. as the front moves through wednesday night snow levels will fall from 7,500' all the way down to near the valley floors, although all the heat left over from our recent warm temperatures should limit valley accumulations. high temperatures in the low 60s will crash down to the upper 40s on thursday. for the mountains, a winter storm warning will go into effect wednesday evening, with 7,000', with significantly less valley temperatures approaching 60 degrees by sunday. thanks mike. for two decades n-dot has had a warning system in place when winds are too dangerous in washoe valley for drivers. but this year, they've enhanced additional signs that include flashing lights to warn drivers there used to be nine of these kind of warning signs.. but now there are 34. ndot hopes this will make it easier for drivers to recognize the wind

sylvia cyrus is executive director of the association, which is also called in washington, d.c., and edwin henderson is founder and president of the tenner hill heritage foundation. welcome all of you. >> thank you. >> so, why nearly a century after carter g. woodson, the african-american historian established it, are we still debating whether or not we still need black history month? >> well, i think because america really has not fully embraced the contributions of african-americans. it's the reason why we have to still have this celebration dr. woodson started in 1926. we are still making history. so we're still worthy of study, we're still worthy of research and dissemination about our contributions. and it's still very important for us. >> dr. whitehead, do you agree with that, and do you think anyone cares about black history other than black people? >> well, that's a big issue. i think it's important that we still celebrate black history month. when i travel around the country, if we didn't talk about black history during black mandated, people would not discuss it at all. i'v

the event is one of the largest local fundraisers for the american lung association. last year a total of 8 million dollars was raised.the goal this year is to raise 9 million. 3 almost anything associated with the beatles is going to generate a lot of interest.at yesterday, a lock of john lennon's hair went for 35- thousand dollars.apparently, a hairdresser kept some of lennon's hair after giving him a trim as he prepared for a movie role.the four-inch lock was purchased by a united kingdom-based memorabilia collector. 3 >> in 2013j.b. mauney accomplished what was gong overdue. >> mauney's historic comeback is complete. he has waited a lifetime to do that. >> last season his name was placed among legends of the sport. >> only history will tell where j.b. falls amongst the greats.

it's more our concern that it may be associated with birth defects that has cautioned people. >> children being born with disfigured skulls is being reported, but the world health organization is still studying the connection. researchers say the type of mosquito that carries the virus is found in every count in north carolina but don't expect any outbreaks. >> we don't anticipate it taking hold in this state based on you other viruss which did not get transmitted locally. >> so again if you take your kids outside and one of them gets bit it's extremely unlikely that they'll get zika. the dhhs says it's currently restructuring its resources. >> there's had currently no vaccine but the cdc says task top priority. >>> now, new information on a wncn investigation we first told you about in december about the dangers hover boards since people at risk of falling off the device and in some case they catch fire today makers and sellers of the boards were asked to pull them off the market. the agency says if retailers and maker ignore new safety standards they could face safety standards includin

it's wonderful being associated with you. >> i have been practicing medicine for over 20 years, and i have never endorsed a product, >> really? >> and i just feel that this product is so valuable and so important that it's a privilege to be associated with it. >> in fact, i'm gonna take two now. >> well, i will add this, and this is one thing. 80% of our customers are women that call in to buy our product. the women are the gatekeepers of >> mm-hmm. >> grandmothers are able to now bend over and pick up their running towards them instead of saying, "no, no, no. grandma's back hurts." so, you have this aging society, this active society, this active lifestyle, and everyone wants to move and breathe naturally. they want to be able to get up. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to enjoy themselves. it is a life-changing product that is just truly one of a kind. >> and, by the way, they're so small that i just swallowed them without water. >> you have hundreds of people, hundreds of family and, we call them employees, but associates at great healthworks today so proud that y

with tornadoes but associated with circulation of thunderstorms. our broward county camera looking down to the south. we are sitting at 70. north and northwest winds at 3 mph and gusts earlier, 2:36 am. high temperatures up to the storms moved out. we got into sunshine. everyone in the low 80s. tomorrow a degree or two cooler than today but still very pleasant and several degrees cooler on thursday and friday. a week cold front is moving through and set to come through early thursday. they will be nice and dry and fantastic with a few high clouds. temperatures will be in the low to mid 70s same story for friday and some breezy sprinkles and on the weekend high pressure settles into the area looking very nice starting a forecast through the weekend and through the early part of next week. our forecast for tonight, looking very good. high clouds and cooler than last night with patchy fog developing. tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. a nice and dry a few spots breaking 800. winds coming out of the north and a light chop on the bay and taking us through th

and also, the power of united nations, with the california labor association. the plaintiffs are the public schoolteachers who say that they should not have to pay union dues, even if they take advantage of the benefits. >> they have forced me to fund collective bargaining efforts students. >> it could have gutted the power of public employee unions. but justice scalia's absence may have tied a 4-4 vote and will have no change in the existing system. >> so order in the court? that's this time on the program. joining me now, deputy associate attorney general in the reagan administration, and the life and death struggle for our constitution and democracy. he has argued cases before the supreme court. and of defense fund. i am not an suggesting that it is unprecedented, that we have not had eight members before. but it's a peculiar situation, where everyone is understood to be wearing either blue shirts or red shirts under their black rocks. >> i'm not sure that this is the first time that you've had a divided court, 5-4 position, dominating, and that has been tru

it's wonderful being associated with you. >> i have been practicing medicine for over 20 years, and i have never endorsed a product, either. >> really? >> and i just feel that this product is so valuable and so important that it's a privilege to be associated with it. >> in fact, i'm gonna take two now. >> well, i will add this, and this is one thing. 80% of our customers are women that call in to buy our product. the women are the gatekeepers of the family's health. >> mm-hmm. >> grandmothers are able to now bend over and pick up their grandchild when the grandchild's running towards them instead of saying, "no, no, no. grandma's back hurts." society, this active society, this active lifestyle, and everyone wants to move and breathe naturally. they want to be able to get up. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to enjoy themselves. it is a life-changing product that is just truly one of a kind. >> and, by the way, they're so small that i just swallowed them without water. >> you have hundreds of people, hundreds of family and, we call them employees, but associates at g

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look at all the lightning associated with this. look at all the red associated with this. this is all moving towards the east. already around the winchester area. you may see some strong winds here. down to the south. now, i do expect over the next half hour once these move to the east of the blue ridge, then we're going to really see this enhancement of these storms. again, here is the blue ridge. here is east of the blue ridge, and look at these storms firing up just to the east. tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings associated with that. once we get to the piedmont, that's when i expect the strongest storms. this tornado watch is in effect until 11:00 tonight. we don't expect storms that late but we do expect the worst to be between 5:00 and 8:00 tonight. that's what we'll continue to watch. want to show you a closer view here. you notice this storm just south of charlotteille. that's a tornado warning. the orange is a severe thunderstorm warning. that's the line moving up. everybody else under that tornado watch, it does not include areas west of the blue ridg

scientists found that pthalates may be associated with a shorter ano-genital distance-- the distance between the genitals and anus, a subtle marker of feminization in boys. the american chemistry council, which represents chemical manufacturers, says pthalates are among the most thoroughly studied compounds in the world and have a history of safe use. but pthalates are banned from children's toys in more than 10 countries and the european union. in the united states, 3 pthalates were permanently banned from children's toys and child-care articles in 2008 because of their potential to leach from plastic that's chewed or sucked. >> the worst actors have been taken out of children's toys, but they're still widely used in many other types of consumer products, and bio-monitoring studies show that these chemicals are still showing up in people. >> we're deep in the hold of bisphenol a. there's widespread exposure. it's biologically active at very low levels. >> bpa is of concern, because it looks like an estrogen. and it's been shown to have a weak estrogenic effect. and so if you're expo

frederick frazier is vice president of the dallas police association. frederick frazier vice president, dallas police association runs = 2:27 - 2:33 we want to give him the chance to make the accurate statement, give the best information he can of exactly what happened. but plenty of memory experts say it's not that simple. dr. deryn strange john jay college of criminal justice runs = 2:38-2:42 there is some very good science, and using that science badly. dr. deryn strange is an associate professor at the john jay college of criminal justice. dr. deryn strange: when you're in the middle of an investigation we absolutely know that the best thing as far as memory is concerned is to get those details as soon as possible. today, it's been more than two years since bobby bennett was shot. he sued the city of dallas, settling his case for $1.6 million. while his attorney is happy bennett received justice, he says the community would be better served police were treated like everyone else. don tittle: it serves the purpose of the police. it does not serve the

one of them being the alzheimer's association. their website is here. the 24/7 help line is at the top where you can call any time. click in my area and that will show you the support groups and >> thank you. >>> starting today crime stoppers is paying anyone $1,000 for a certain kind of anonymous tip. carson chambers explains how you can cash in. >> reporter: the formula they hope for one less homicide in tampa. >> we are targeting the violent criminals that illegally have firearms. >> reporter: crime stoppers will now pay you $1,000 if you turn in someone with an illegal gun and they're arrested. all anonymous. >> i think it's going to really save a lot of lives, allow people to report criminal activity without the fear of retaliation, without the fear of possibly being killed. >> reporter: the gun bounty program called see it, say it, stop is not a gun buy back. those bring in older unusable firearms. it comes on the string of youth homicides. including harris gunned down walking near his home in may. centers to late night hours in response over the

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the associate director said for just the car chase scene... they had 150 cues in 100 seconds!/// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. referring back to the seasonal hiring for home and garden stores like home depot... i'm sure there will be a revival referring back to the seasonal hiring for home and garden stores like home depot... i'm sure there will be a revival at the nurseries once we get some springlike days in the 70s like the ones coming next week! ............ a long-awaited thaw from some really cold days this winter for us. do you remember how mild last days in the 70s and even some 80s last year in february. ............... right now very chilly outside the valley winter is not over for the pacific northwest... more rain and snow moving into that area, but high pressure will build over the southwest and allow temps to keep warming up as we roll into the weekend. ................. our 7-day forecast shows a good warm-up over the next 7 days. we'll hit those 70s early next week. ................. < > /// > foundation wants to make sure every shelter pe