(anitha benjamin/22- years-old) "the way people perceive us is very important." having a professional presence online worked for benjamin. she recently got a corporate job.. her first out of college. hena daniels, for cbs news, new york. > a deadly day in the valley... after two people were shot and killed. why police say forming relationships with communities in the valley... will make neighborhoods safer. ((brian loftus)) > former president bill clinton campaigns for his wife in the valley. where you can see him speak tonight... and the latest on the fight for the white house. ((michael stevens)) > ((michael stevens is live with more on sports books)) < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > who was shot yesterday morning

benjamin - exactly! that benjamin watson, such a great player and dad. and you know he's actually up for the nfl walter payton man of the year award this saturday. a weak system pushing into the pacific northwest will drag some high clouds into the region through early saturday. otherwise, a building ridge of high pressure will bring mostly sunny, milder weather for the weekend and most of next work week. active weather will not return until at least the following weekend. -jeff tonight: mostly cloudy, with a low around 26. south wind around 5 mph becoming west after midnight. saturday: mostly sunny, with a around 5 mph becoming calm in the morning. saturday night: mostly clear, with a low around 27. calm wind. sunday: sunny, with a high near 52. calm wind becoming east around 5 mph in the morning. sunday night: mostly clear, with a low around 27. monday: sunny, with a high near 54. monday night: mostly clear, with a low around 28. tuesday: sunny, with a high near 59. tuesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 32. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high

a bomb, benjamin? a bomb?! what part of this arrangement involved you strapping a bomb to my partner? you lied to me! says the pot to the kettle. now tell all your sharpshooters it's time to go home. give 'em a great big hand and send 'em home. okay. tick-tock. walker: tick... tock. okay. all right! danny: all units clear the area. clear the area forthwith! move it! okay. they're leaving. i want you to help me disengage this bomb now. walker: i have a better idea. why doesn't she give it to you? danny: okay. okay. (laughs) walk over... walker: and uncuff her with your key. then cuff yourself to the bomb. understand? yeah, i understand. walker: okay. throw away the key, and walk to the east edge of the park. if anyone follows, we go boom. you got it? i got it. i'm gonna have to take that off your hands now, partner. we're gonna make a little trade, okay? whoa, danny, danny. danny... you don't have to do this. this is my fight, okay? it's not yours. danny... i'm gonna go real slow, now, and take these cuffs off y

sot-anitha benjamin/22-years- old )the way people perceive us is very important. having a professional presence online worked for benjamin. she recently got a corporate job.... her first out of college. hena daniels, for cbs news, new york. it appears there is a sweet science when it comes to making right now a krispy kreme shop in greensboro - is cranking out these sweet treats. the general manager says she expects to go through 9 gallons of panther blue icing - over super bowl weekend that )s enough icing to cover 300 dozen donuts. there s a lot of panthers and broncos pride at super bowl city. right now our makenzie walter is there in san francisco - covering all the excitement. in 30 minutes plus - you can follow her and newschannel three - on twitter. use hashtag s-b-50- wtkr when you make a post. watch superbowl 50 this sunday- right here on newschannel three. newschannel three viewer joel parker and his family will be watching the game in style. he )s the winner of one of our 50- inch- smart t-vs! our blaine stewart and kristen crowley presented him with hi

that is the benjamin franklin. the largest cargo ship in the world making its arrival inch by inch into the port of oakland. good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. give you a perspective of how big it is. >> takes up half the bay. >> got a taste of the glorious day ahead of us. let's check that forecast with kari. >> cool start and clear skies and warming temperatures heading into this afternoon. another beauty as we take a live look out there now and a look at all the microclimates. we're right at about 50 degrees. still in the mid-40s in the north bay and expect highs to top out near record highs again today. to 71 degrees in san francisco and 78 degrees in the south bay. i'll detail a cool down for the weekend and even a few showers coming up in a few minutes. let's get a look at the bay bridge now with mike. >> since we have this, we'll provide more and here are the lights. there is the toll plaza and there the metering lights, but look above.

that's not benjamin. why would you ask that? when one person has two phones, these are things we look at. well, no, benjamin only has one cell phone. there were two phones in his car. excuse me. he is a good man, a wonderful father, an excellent husband. he is the victim here. he is the victim here, ma'am. and all we're trying to do is find out who's responsible. (knocking) man: hello? val? valerie, i'm so sorry. god, seymour. i just heard. president winters contacted the trustees. oh. seymour, these are detectives reagan and baez. i... can't believe it. i just saw him last night. where was that? we had a committee meeting at the administration building. what time? meeting was at 6:00, wrapped up around 7:30. we had a drink afterwards in his office. i guess i left him around 9:00. did he have plans he talked about? any stops before home? no, nothing. (sighs) i'm sorry. i-i'm still trying to process this. we were close. mrs. daniels: detectives, i have to go call my daughter now. of course. we'll in touch later this evening. yes.

(sot-anitha benjamin/22-years- old) "the way people perceive us is very important." having a professional presence online worked for benjamin. she recently got a corporate job. her first out of college. hena daniels, for cbs news, new york. your favorite "star wars" characters aren't going to the dark side, but they are going to vault in manhattan? jill wagner has those stories and moneywatch. general motor turned a profit of 9 point 7 billion dollars last year --- that's more than double the year before. almost 50 thousand workers will each get an eleven thousand dollar profit - sharing check g-m credits strong sales in china and north america. job hiring slowed down a bit in january -- but is still considered growing at a healthy rate. payroll processor a-d-p says u-s employers added 205 thousand jobs ... 50 thousand fewer than december. the numbers show that companies focused on the american economy... like construction and health care, are adding jobs. companies are raising the bar when it comes to perks and benefits ... to attract the best workers. glassdoor com

joe: benjamin is close to being cleared for all activity. here he is is to let this be a lost season. >> i got when you're off. i had basically a whole year to watch every receiver play in the nfl. to study them. i am taking this from everybody. like i said, it is a learning experience. joe: he gave me a good analogy. he said being here was like seen a drop a stake on the ground that he wanted the whole state. he wants to get back to the super bowl next year. mark: i've never seen two guys in suits sprints. back to you. heather: the panthers look to win it all. >> they actually came the first pro franchise to win a championship. they would left of the panthers they played this afternoon. just enter got them off to a good cigar. -- good start. 1-0 lead, until the second. it went to a shoot out. another shot. eric staal looking to extend it, no good. the women's hoops versus wake forest. they looked good for the wolfpack early on. a 10 point lead. they led by two at the half. they would fall in this one on the road to wake forest. unc will be

reporter: i just 38, benjamin millepied has risen -- at just 38, benjamin millepied has risen to the top of the dance world like you before him. he was a principal dancer at the new york city ballet. he became a household name beyond the dance world in 2009 with "black swan." hehoreographer on the film, fell in love with and later married the star, natalie portman. he was busy behind the scenes, building a dance company, the l.a. dance project. as the choreographer of numerous valleys around the world. balletsrous around the world. " he was"france 24 working to reform the french institution. to see an institution that resembles paris, that is not elitist, more diverse. that also means for the company also it has to be that way. reporter: in just over a year as the head of the paris ballet, he .versaw multiple performances, he also faced numerous critics and roadblocks. just two months before he announced he was leaving, he said, "if i cannot do it here, i will go elsewhere." genie: time for our business news with stephen carroll. you are starting with the transpacific trade deal that

more car go to pick up on the benjamin franklin, bound for it -- cargo to pick up on the benjamin franklin the consumers in america. rishaad: steve, how was the journey? steve: i am still a stowaway on board the benjamin franklin. we have been on board since yesterday. we came down from hong kong, and the crew has finally woken up. the captain is standing to my keeping an ion me. we have been very honored to be on board this -- keeping an eye on me. we have been very honored to be on board this ship. it is really great. there are channel markers all the way down. it's just like an airplane runway. the ship lighted straight through. it's like butter. burns 200 metric tons of oil a day, but it is quite efficient because it has an elect tronic fuel injected engine -- an electronic fuel injected engine, a very large engine thatd an saves about 20% on oil cost compared to older diesel engines. 2000 20 foot containers are being added here. they aret, tonight, going to head to the main port, add another 5000 containers, and then it's off to the united states. long beach, california, then up to my

benjamin netanyahu has met the german chancellor angela merkel in berlin. israel was maintaining the views amid the turbulence of the middle east. and russia has denied committing war crimes. turkey has upped tensions to send ground troops to syria. u.s. president barack obama and leaders from the association of southeast asian nations are wrapping up a two-day summit in california. john kerry welcomed the leaders to the second a meeting. the u.s. concerned about chinese territorial claims in the south china sea. counterterrorism, trade, and economic issues on the agenda. 10 nations make it up, but not shy. joining me now is a senior fellow for american progress. and for taking the time to talk to us. this is the first time the u.s. has held a summit with the leaders. do you read in the thing into that -- anything into that? >> things are having me there today. i think this summit is about finishing strong. president obama began his rebalance to the asia-pacific policy which was an investment in time and energy and diplomatic capital in boosting american al

cma benjamin franklin. one of the largest ships of its kind.the measurements on this are remark. 1,310 feet long. that's longer or taller than the empire state building and 177 feet wide and 20 stories high. she's able to carry, i correct myself, he is able to carry 18,000 20-foot long shipping containers. she was only christened this past november and her maiden voyage took her here to oakland. that was this past new year's eve. right now on her way to long beach and the port, once she arrives, will immediately start to load and off load her containers and the turn around time is fast. h they want to get her out here as soon as possible. they want her out of here so she can head north to seattle and back to asia. again, the cma, cgm benjamin franklin. you shouldn't be able to miss her. very large, very wide expected under the bay bridge around 7:00. perhaps a little bit sooner than that. reporting live here at the port of oakland bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:45. now to an investigative unit exclusive. a medical can d vice sold t

benjamin watson + daughters sot my name's naomi, and i'm grace, and i'm daddy?i mean she's really going to judge all men by how i treat her and so it's important for me to connect with them and do things that they want to do // it's about connecting and showing them that they're important and that they're worth my time. nats from ad - sot - ericka souter / editor, mom.me: dads can teach their daughters a lot // and it really does help young girls grow to be strong women this campaign?also a sort of "ponytail playbook" for dads who may know football, but can't tackle a tangle. trying for pigtails? just divide the playing field in half and then gather the teams into huddles. grace - feels like mommy but he has bigger hands and just like the nfl? you can spike the ball? or your hair. benjamin watson + daughters sot i'll save the spiking for the gridiron and / do you guys want your hair spiked? grace - i don't even know what that means benjamin - exactly! super bowl this weekend... but drivers in north carolina say a road sign there has game's ending. here's jeremy

in 1892 to defeat the incumbent of benjamin harrison. >> what are his ambitions? >> he was to become president there is some evidence that has been is an addition his entire adult life when he gets married his bride with from one of the founding families as they return from their honeymoon her husband has been defeated from the county attorney job was to be president of the united states. she is thrilled by the prospect but they had been beaten in the election in cleveland is an office he has been governor of ohio and has seen the country in a deep depression the republicans think that the length -- that election will be theirs the key is not the favored. >> this begins to be seen by the time he takes office the economy is moving down rather rapid pace. it is long lasting and a deep depression literally 15 percent have lost their job we don't have a good economic statistics like we have now but hundreds of thousands of men have lost their jobs each and every month it did one day alone 10,000 workers were let go of. >> as bad as 2008 or worse? rick to some degree t

star of "the choice" benjamin walker. russel simmons. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! lause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] let's get to the news. last night was the first time bernie sanders and hillary clinton faced off meanwhile martin o'malley faced [ light laughter ]inton said the word "progressive" 15 times during last night's debate. does she want to be the next president or the next flo? [ laughter ] jeb bush's mother, former first lady barbara bush, joined him on the campaign trail yesterday for the first time. though she did emphasize that decided who she's voting for. [ laughter ] experts say that a super bowl boost sales of an artist's music by almost 100 percent. if you don't believe me, just ask the biggest selling artist of 2015. [ laughter ] old left shark. [ light laughter ] a youtube user named the food surgeon has released a new videoeplace the peanut butter in a reese's cup filled with ore

olds, anita benjamin spends a fair amount of time on social media. >> i use linkedin, facebook, instagram, snapshot, all of that. >> reporter: when the college graduates are looking for a job last year she was careful about what she posted. >> i was thinking i should definitely keep it professional, because it's all online and everybody can see everything you are doing. >> reporter: new research shows that is a good idea because businesses are looking. a report from the society for human resource management pounds one third of companies have disqualified a job candidate in the past year. because of information found on their social media account. in another survey, office team asked hiring managers the most common social media mistakes, job applicants make. 45% said posting negative or inappropriate comments. 35% said posting were being tagged in inappropriate photos. >> if you are too opinionated, too negative, it could really come off to some individuals that you could be a problem in the workplace. >> reporter: a beating staying again. 17% of hiring managers question job applicants who

in 1888, benjamin harris receives the nomination after james g. blaine who was the front runner, he had andrew carnegie's castle in scotland refused to be a candidate. benjamin harris becomes the front runner because he was born in ohio, and he is a former senator from the state of indiana. one of the battleground states, and he's agent makes a deal. stephen calkins of west virginia makes a deal with thomas colyer platt and in return for the combine support plant will be made secretary-treasurer receive all the customhouse patronage. it was out of office in the country was the head of the customs house in new york city and this was ostensibly his choice. all the patronage jobs connected with the connected to platt. which could make him not only to secretary-treasurer that the next president. >> host: so the process we know how which begins in iowa in january, new hampshire in february, and start before that come you sang before 1896 it's all telescope at the convention? >> guest: yes and what happens is if you got a favorite son, they gather toget

and i'm kyle benjamin. and i'm keaton. virginia. good day tuesday with starting your this morning. pretty difficult making travel conditions is county.montgomery interstate 81 in across this morning 81 in montgomery county. icy conditions is making travel pretty difficult this morning. thanks for starting your tuesday with good day virginia. i'm january keaton. and i'm kyle benjamin. happening right now: thousands across southwest and central virginia are in the dark. here's a live look at the current a-e-p outage with 23-hundred the dark. in roanoke county, you're looking at 2- thousand people without power. henry and franklin county also seeing high numbers as well. 41-hundred in franklin and 22-hundred in henry. you'll also want to take some praticial steps if your power does happen to go out. stay away from all downed lines or sparking equipment. unplug major appliances to protect them when power comes back on. leave a light turned on so you know when power is restored. virginia's roads have turned slic

aflutter aset world benjamin millepied quits after just one year. first then, $10 billion worth of aid for syrians impacted by the war has been pledged today at an international donors conference in london. thatdavid cameron saying the money would pay for life-saving supplies, food, medical aid, and shelter. meanwhile, there is a warning from turkey that tens of thousands of syrians are fleeing fresh bombing around the city of aleppo. thomas waterhouse reports. thomas: a day after peace talks warring factions failed in geneva, the focus shifts to london. leaders from 70 countries pulled out their check books in support and raised over 9 billion euros. >> the united states is announcing our latest contribution which is over $925 million. >> britain will commit at least 280 million pounds per year from 2017 to 2019. thomas: it will pay for food, shelter, and medical supplies for the 6 million people still syria as wellin as fund economic and education initiatives for those who have taken refuge from the conflict in neighboring countries. syria's bigge

today, the cyride bus driver accused in a deadly hit and run is set to face a judge... 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of killing emmalee jacobs near campus last december. his arraignment is scheduled for 1-30 today in nevada court. ames police say clague hit the college student as she was crossing lincoln way. jacobs later died in the hospital... bus video led police to arrest clague about a month later. it includes incriminating audio of the accident and shows him stop soon after to check his bus for damage. he now faces five years in prison if convicted. governor terry branstad has staff today... it's all to honor supreme court justice scalia, who died over the weekend. the governor and his wife expressed condolences in a statement yesterday. it reads ...quote "chris and i wish to extend our deepest condolences to the family of justice scalia. he was a brilliant constitutional scholar that adhered the original intent that the founding fathers had for our u-s constitution.... flags will remain at half staff today until sunset tonight. tanning bed opponents are preparing to win over

and i'm kyle benjamin. four people are dead and dozens more are injured across virginia after severe weather strikes wednesday afternoon. the storms swept through appomattox county in the evergreen community, killing one man and injuring seven others.right now, there are reports that a tornado touched down in evergreen. official confirmation would come from a national weather service survey team. no word yet on appomattox county. here's what it looked like on wednesday evening along route 460 in appomattox county.the high winds damaged dozens of homes-- some are missing their roof--others are missing walls as rescue crews from across the region raced to the scene, our crews saw neighbors pitching in, helping families search through damaged homes. one woman says she ran outside, held onto a big tree in a ditch, as the storm blew her mobile home away. "things were hitting me in my back. i felt a tree or limb hit me in my head. i guess it was it may have been part of the house. i didn't see it till i was holdi

the biggest news coming out of the combine concerns a four-year vet, travis benjamin. talks between the browns and bin jaw minute have broken off. they have gotten it from his agent who was telling everybody he and the browns were close to a deal and now say they can't come to terms. with other teams when he is allowed on march 7th. benjamin coming off a career year. he is going to get paid, just not apparently by the browns. last. >>> -- last night jason giambi and now napoli. we will make him an honorary one in good year, arizona. >> mike napoli is healthy and rested and rested was not always a sure thing for him. sleep apnea plagued him for years. >> had a surgery to correct it and knows -- it was a long recovery, but i got through it. >> it broke his upper jaw, lower jaw, his chin and had to re-align all of this. that was a drastic surgery. he couldn't sleep and there were times he couldn't breathe. he didn't have a choice. he had to have it. >> i went through different sleeping mask, mouth piece and all of kinds of things. it didn't work for me. i was tired all th

and i'm benjamin. i'm kyle virginia.good day starting your thanks for february good morning, it's wednesday, february 24th. thanks for starting your morning with good day virginia. i'm kyle benjamin. and i'm january keaton. as jason just mentioned, the rain were expected to see later today is coming from the deep south and that extreme weather is already taking a toll on the southeast. at least three people were killed tuesday night across the deep south in mississippi. around 1-hundred trailers were damaged when a tornado slammed through a mobile home park. in the past 12 hours, there have been at least 15 reports of tornadoes in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. those states are all under state of emergencies right now. we're waiting to find out more details as police investigate the death in northwest roanoke. roanoke police say they found a man dead inside a home in the 5-hundred block of westwood boulevard, just before 5-o'clock tuesday night. police say they are still gathering facts. right now

is also promoting 25 fireworks shows throughout the season including opening night. 3 mayor steve benjamin and the american red cross are asking you to come to the sixth annual oop it upblood drive today.it will begin at 7 am at the columbia metropolitan convention center on lincoln street.donors will receive a red cross t-shirt and a basketball stress reliever, to schedule an appointment, call 1-800-red 3 tonight winter jam spectacular will play at colonial life arena.the seven p-m show is headlined by grammy award-winning duo king and country and grammy nominee matthew west.no tickets are required for winter jam admission, but a $10 donation at the door is recommended. 3 and the columbia alumnae club of pi beta phi will distribute 20-thousand new books this weekend.beginning at 9, more than 200 students from kindergarten through fifth grade from logan elementary school will attend to select free books at rosewood baptist church in the gym.columbia mayor steve benjamin will also read to the children at 10:30 3 eating your way toward a better memory. the foods that make you smarter.plus, s

an iowa state campus bus driver is in court today. 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of hitting and killing emmalee jacobs along his bus route last december. police say bus video led them to arrest clague one month later. he now faces five years in prison if convicted. his arraignment is scheduled for this afternoon in story county court. we're just a few weeks into tax already we're seeing problems ahead. the irs is alerting taxpayers that there could be something terribly wrong with their tax returns. nbc's chris clackum has more american taxpayers across the country are getting letters from the irs... that shows the agency is again dealing with an onslaught of fraudulent tax returns. "unfortunately for consumers, tax return fraud is not going to go away anytime soon" cnbc's kelli grant has been writing about it... ....and says the troubles can be traced back to last year's data security breaches... ....where millions of social security numbers ended up in the hands of i-d thieves. the thieves then use the number to file a fake return and get other people's tax refund. "in mos

. >> the benjamin franklin passed through this morning.y had to rub some butter on the top to squeak it under there. we sped up the video so you can see its long trek through the bay. it is the ship's second visit to oakland. it arrived new year's eve on its maiden voyage. it is massive, more than 1300 feet long. it can carry up to 18,000 shipping containers. >> you know, it's just impressive, like it barely squeezes under the bay bridge when it comes in. you think about what it takes to unloead this and get all of the out of here on trucks and trains. but to have that much stuff on one ship is pretty incredible. >> what impresses you the most about this ship? >> it's the biggest ship to ever visit the u.s. >> what did you like the best about seeing the benjamin franklin. >> seeing them tie it up. >> that's pretty impressive, isn't it? >> uh-huh. >>> the benjamin franklin is scheduled to leave tomorrow afternoon for seattle, its last u.s. stop before returning to asia. each of those containers is about a semi, right? >> right. it's enormou

i'm january keaton.and i'm kyle benjamin. there are less than 24 hours to go before the iowa caucus gets underway. fox's joel waldman has the latest from des moines. the loudest sound in iowa right now is the ticking of the clock... that's because time is running out for the campaigns... the candidates... and the undecided. donald trump is employing cruz control in an attempt to slow down his biggest rival in iowa. trump: "he likes to pretend protect everyone from wall street, the big bad wall street right? he forgot to mention that he's borrowed a lot of money at almost no interest., anybody in this room would take that interest rate because he pays almost nothing from goldman sachs and from citibank." for his part.. ted cruz kicked trump in the billfold: cruz: "if you look at his financial disclosures, he owes at least $480 million dollars right now and it could be billions. and by the way with loans, when heidi and i take loans, we pay them back. donald has declared bankruptcy four times." polling third.. marco rubio remai

segments, sisters doing it for themselves, does madame walker spirit live with you, all about the benjamins and handle your business. business isn't always a sysco or ibm. businesses come in all sideses and shapes. business. >> raphael: you are working to find their talents and ohm power them. one of the heads of verizon telephones, are you able to translate that into a role model? >> i think so. i think all of us are moved and inspired by people. that was a big part of this, making it culturally relevant. making sure we spoke to women in a way they could understand, both black women working through obstacles. clearing hurdles, not ails being believed in. very much a sharing opportunity. we called the program a sharing circle. we impart information also sharing with each other and all works together. >> fifty years ago, a black woman wouldn't been able to be i think it is important for you to have these conversations and talking to them. >> i have been blessed and part of my motivation is you are blessed to be a blessing. this sharing circle initiative has been a wonderful opportunity. >> i

congratulations on "the choice." [ cheers and applause ] benjamin walker, everybody. "the choice" is in theaters now. and performances of "american psycho" start in march. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to leslie mann, joshua jackson, benjamin walker, everybody. russell simmons and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you next week.

bi benjamin, should it be shown? >> absolutely., just because we label it controversial doesn't take away from the fact that there are significant truths being spoken in the video. so absolutely it should be played. i don't understand why it would be banned. >> benjamin, i talked about this on my radio program on friday. and i had a number of calls from african american whose said i wouldn't want my son or daughter in a close room where this was being shown because i worry that they would be ostracized. >> yeah, that's an interesting perspective. they don't want their children to face the fallout from the conversation like this but that doesn't mean we shouldn't have these types of convery stations. i think we do more apologizing in america for having conversations about race than we apologize for racism in america. so it's kind of an intentional obtuse time in america where you can be called racist or face backlash because you're unpacking problems actually true. there is nothing untrue in this vid video, so labeling it controvers

i'm kyle benjamin. and i'm january keaton. happening in matter of hours, parents and community leaders will come together at northside high school for a public meeting. this after accusations of misconduct, violence and missing money. school district officials say the rumors and accusations are not true! questions arose at the school back on february 12th after longtime principal frank dent suddenly resigned citing personal and family reasons. then days later, dent's assistant principal amy puckett asks to be reassigned. she had been with the school district in that role for nearly two years. threat of violence against the school prompted increased security and parents getting no prior notification. that left many parents with unanswered questions and school leaders allowing execused absences at both the middle school and the high school. as wfxr's bill wadell reports, while many unanswered questions do remain with both parents and students, officials say they're doing what they can to ease concerns. 00:00 - 00:0500:20 - 00:25

. >> we have four segments, sisters doing it forthemselves, all about thehe benjamins and handle your business. a business is not always a cisco or major television network or ibm. business is that terrific cake recipe or if you have a gift for doing hair, working w wh children, accomplishing a day care center. businesses come in all sizes and shapes. >> you are working to find their talents and empower them to take advantage of theiral -- their talents. are youou able to translate that into being a role meddleodel? >> i think so: all of us are inspired by people that can -- making sure we spoke to the woman in a way they could understand they saw us and my colleagues, dewanda woodward. clearing hurled hurdles. it was very much a sharing opportunity. in fact we called the program a sharing circle. whole notion, we impart information, also learning. it all works together. >> i know 50 years ago a black woman wouldn't be the head of an organization. a lot of these women weren't seeing positive role models, i think it is important for you to have these conversations >> you are -- i have

searching for a february 10thi'm kyle benjamin, january has the day off. this morning police in rocky mount are searching for the man who they say robbed the family pharmacy. officers identified the suspect as joshua wayne cundiff of boones mill.cundiff allegedly pull a gun on the pharmacist and demanded drugs.an employee pulled a gun in self defense. during the getaway - police tell us - the worker fired at least one shot - as the robber took off in a pickup truck. police seached a wooded area around the pharmacy, but did not locate cundiff. they believe left the area. police in danville want to know who stabbed a puppy last week.wfxr's sophia borrelli caught up with the pup to see how she is doing - and when she will be ready for adoption. 0:53 nat of whining this pup is already full of energy, and recovering at the danville humane society after she was stabbed in the back with what some believe was a knife. paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: i am horrified."after police responded to a call about an injured dog, they got in touch

and i'm kyle benjamin. the polls will open for super tuesday in a little more than 24 hours...and republican front runner donald trump is under fire for his response to a controversial endorsement.on the other side, hillary clinton is now focusing beyond bernie sanders, saying she's looking forward to debating any of the republican candidates. fox's mike emanuel has more from the campaign trail. on the day g-o-p frontrunner donald trump received his first senate endorsement by alabama's jeff sessions.. the billionaire candidate -- now getting criticism for his response after former k-k-k leader david duke voiced support for trump. trump i've ever met him. i'm pretty sure i didn't meet him and i just don't know anything about him." trump later tweeted about duke saying quote " i disavow"... and back in two- thousand trump did mention duke's name in a new york times op-ed he wrote calling duke part of the - quote - "fringe element." but, critics say trump has not strongly denounced duke.rubio: "we can not be

i'm january benjamin. in pittsylvania county- the hargrave military school in chatham is closed today- after someone threatened the school on social media. officials believe it may be connected to isis.according to the washington post- the chatham canceled events through the weekend and is boosting security.police there say they're treating the threat as legitimate. parents in salem hope a social media class with help them prevent a tragedy.parents gathered at the salem public library last night to learn from the police department how to prevent their children from being targeted by online predators.they also learned how to stay up to date with social media advances themselves...police say they did this event because of the death of 13 year old nicole lovell- and her involvement on social media sites.lovell was allegedly stabbed to death by someone she reportedly met online. senator mark warner says strengthening the economy needs to be a major priority. it's the big push from warner- as he begins travelin

i'm january keaton and i'm kyle benjamin. we start this morning in roanoke county-- still waiting for new information on a wreck that sent four people to the hospital. you're looking at the scene along route 220 and webb road wednesday night. roanoke county officials tell wfxr news a car being chased by virginia state police from franklin county crashed, flipped, and caught on fire.police used a canine unit and helicopter to look for the driver of the crash. state police say the chase began after troopers tried to pull the car over for reckless driving. kyle and jason at wx posa the ohio valley will move east thank you thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's thursday february 11. i'm january keaton and i'm kyle benjamin. we start this morning in roanoke county-- still waiting for new information on a wreck that sent four people to in danville- a man has been was involved in an armed robbery.jov hall was charged yesterday after calling police was the victim of an armed robbery at the intersection of south main street an

i'm kyle benjamin, january has the day off. this morning police in rocky mount are searching for the man who they say robbed the family pharmacy. officers identified the suspect as joshua wayne cundiff of boones mill.cundiff allegedly pull a gun on the pharmacist and during the getaway - police tell us - the worker fired at least one shot - as the robber police seached a wooded area around the pharmacy, but did not locate cundiff. they believe left the area. police in danville want to know who stabbed a puppy last week.wfxr's sophia borrelli caught up with the pup to see she will be ready for 0:20 - 0:310:32 - 0:390:45 - 0:53 nat of whiningthis pup is already full of energy, and recovering at the danville after she was stabbed in the some believe was a knife. dean/executive director, society: i am horrified." responded to a call about an they got in touch with the who made sure she got the care standup: "unfortunately paulette says with the years she has been a director here at the shelter, this is not the first time she's seen

this sharing circle initiative opportunity. >> it is your way of giving back, all about the benjamins, what a catchy name. >> financial literacy. a lot of room for teaching what is money for? do you earn to spend or look at money as a tool. you have the opportunity to use ledge raj to do the bigger more important things like funding a business, supporting the causes so important. how to use money, so many are unbanked. how to use credit to your knowledge and make sense not put you deeper in a whole. >> financial literacy is an important piece. is "rightside"lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

and i'm kyle benjamin. parents of a murdered 13-year- old girl sat in the same courtroom - with parents of one of the teens - accused of plotting her death.during yesterday's hearing for natalie keepers, a judge denied the 19-year-old bond. during the hearing, prosecutors revealed more information about what led nicole lovell's murder.this, as the 13 year old's family and friends laid her to rest in blacksburg. and also an emotional day in court.as the victim's family listened to the person accused of plotting their daughter's death, testify on her own behalf. natalie keepers told the judge she had been cutting her self counseling for depression and suicidal thoughts.wfxr's charlie cooper reports. natalie keepers sat in court with her face down and sometimes crying.she's accused of being an accessory to the murder of 13-year old nicole lovell.investigators say keeper helped 18-year-old david eisenhauer dispose of the body.in court details about keepers role in the murder were revealed. prosecutors have alre

and i'm kyle benjamin. a salem man is in jail this morning without bond for allegedly sexually assaulting a child. 36-year-old julio deleon, the second faces several charges including rape and taking indecent liberties with a child. salem police tell wfxr news their investigation started after getting a report from roanoke county's department of social services. the botetourt county board of supervisors has unanimously approved the lease of the botetourt center at greenfield - to the county's economic development authority. but activists have made a last- minute proposal - to try to stop the move of the buildings. the first of two slave yesterday. the friends of greenfield preston plantation - has proposed a deal to the board - that would include a payment to the county of 40 thousand dollars raised by the group. that would go towards moving the buildings back to their original location - and redesigning construction plans to accommodate the buildings. after a committee meets over a three-week period - the

this sharing circle initiative >> it is your way of giving back, all about the benjamins, what a catchy name. >> financial literacy. a lot of room for teaching what is money for? do you earn to spend or look at money as a tool. you have the opportunity to use it in order to -- having the ledge raj to do the bigger more important things like funding a business, supporting the causes so important. how tose money, so many are ununnked. how to use credit to your knowledge and make sense not put you deeper in a whole. >> financial literacyy is an is "rightside" >> people that want to be promoted, elevated to positions of power and more money, you maybe in their way. guess what? you may want that position yourself! humanity on the local level, context of family and sibling rivalry, neighbors and neighborhood rivalry, city and city rivalry, political leaders and political rivalry. nations and international rivalry. economic and political rivalry. >> raphael: thanks for joininin "rightsidede i am raphael armstrong filling in for armstrong williams. i want to leave you with final thoughts, domes