at far left is chris smith. men to the right is shortstop dickey pearce, who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you heard of the name archibald mcmahon? >> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. actually, he played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records a

brunson from right here in columbiaand defensive backs jamarcus king a juco transfer from alabama and chris smith from rock hill 3 overall south carolina signed 24 new gamecocks and a lot of those guys will get some playing time especially on offense where the gamecocks are only returning 5 starters from last yearthat does it here from columbia but make sure to tune in tonight for more coverage on national signing day for the gamecocks live in columbia adrian acosta the four oclock news. 3 a somewhat good day on wall street-the dow gains 183 points to close the day at 16,337. 16,337.but the nasdaq falls nearly 13 points to 4,504. 3 covering our counties at four-- -- 3 deputies are investigating a suspicious death in jackson county. county.the sheriff's office tells us timothy norris was found dead inside his panorama trail home this morning.that's in the cashiers community. deputies say his death is suspicious - but there is no indication of any threat to the public.if you have any information - you're asked to call crime stoppers at the number on your screen. 3 greenville county deputies are inv

actually when he puts up a shot or seven seconds sex with a jumper in the game winner donald ex boss chris smith forty seven to forty five winners but couldn't in the super bowl mvp but i guess you could say yes the lifetime achievement award so he was at the happiest place on earth no iconic i'm going to disneyland commercial this year only the second time and about every time he still won the weekly excitement calmed down a little bit before making that decision is solely as an emotional two we should get asked alot of question about your high school coaching a college coach in cu do some thinking and reflecting all people that have helped you get to that point to a pad on that with every super bowl of that fortune to be a part of a visit and reflect and thank some people in college hoops type of norfolk state hampton run the spartans beat maryland eastern shore seventy six seventy and hansen is the real issue tonight maybe howard sixty eight to sixty five. coming up after the break is it too the year twenty twenty this seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken is great! why do you think they call it "se

new jersey congressman chris smith chairs of this subcommittee hearing on global health. the subcommittee will come to order. welcome. in 1947, in a room more -- remote area of uganda, virus,sts discovered a called the zika virus in the forest of which it was found. it is an epidemic for africa and southeast asia.

at far left is chris smith.the right is shortstop dickey pearce, who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you heard of the name archibald mcmahon? >> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. actually, he played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the

new jersey congressman chris smith chairs of this subcommittee hearing on global health. the subcommittee will come to order. welcome. in 1947, in a room more -- remote area of uganda, virus,sts discovered a called the zika virus in the forest of which it was found. it is an epidemic for africa and southeast asia. exclusively almost mosquito,e bite of a and aggressive daytime biter. it significantly diminished in this hemisphere until the recently resurfacing of the disease. we know a great deal about these disease factors, but there is much scientists do not know about the virus itself. lack of knowledge and misinformation has created fear among many. according to the world health organization, the reason we do not know or about this include the relatively small proportion, one in five of infected people develop symptoms. a virus that is only detectable for a few days. the failure of a current test has distinguished zika from other viruses. the world health organization recommends that all people in areas with potentially infected mosquitoes, especially pregnant women, w

i want to thank ranking member eliot engel as well as chairman chris smith, ranking member karen bass of the africa subcommittee for working so closely with me to develop the concept for this legislation over the last several years. last congress the house passed a similar version of the measure we consider today, and with today's action, this bill will head to the president's desk for signature. the electrify africa act seeks to address the massive electricity shortage in africa. it is a direct response to the fact that today 600 million people living in sub-saharan africa, that's 70% of the population, do not have access to reliable electricity. the electrify africa act offers a market-based response to this about and it will bring the development of affordable, reliable energy in africa. why do we want to help increase energy access to the continent? well, to create jobs, to improve lives in both africa and america. it's no secret that africa has great potential as a trading partner, and could help create jobs here in the united states. as the foreign affairs committee investigated

chris smith who's still in the house. rick santorum who later became senator and presidential candidate. dean gallow. and the skinny guy on the very left is the current chairman of the energy and commerce committee, fred upton. mike was a hard-hitting first baseman. he was a very good player, and my favorite story on the baseball team, we were playing out in virginia at the old three mile run park. we weren't playing in the fancy nationals stadium like we are today. mike, customary position at first base, i was the pitcher and they hit a pop fly down the first-base line and the democratic runner who had hit the fly was running to first base and he ran into mike. and mike fell to the ground. he didn't catch the pop fly. and he began riding around on the ground holding his wrist. and, you know, we have to be honest, mike was known as somewhat of a jokester and a prankster. and i thought he was kidding. i didn't think he had hurt himself so i went over and kind of kicked him in the ribs and said, get up, let's get going. he

richie clyne: "way past my wildest dreams what chris powell and bruton smith have done out here ---- its fabulous." chris run for 17 or so years here=--- and look forward to a lot more." ron futrell: as do the local race fans --- ron futrell reporting 8 sports now. > ((chris maathuis)) the speedway was built 100% with private funds --- no taxpayer dollars were used in the construction of the track --- of course, nascar will be racing out at the speedway in 9 days. ((chris maathuis)) > we are out of time, thanks for watching this thursday night sports special. stephen colbert is next. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup , we know they keep coming back. you never invited this stubborn little rascal to your patio. so, draw the line. one spray of roundup max control 365 kills to the root and keeps weeds away for up to 12 months. because patios should be for cooking out and kicking back. roundup max control 365. draw the line. >> stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hello, people! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." thank you so much, everybo

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chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr.stions. when i learned late last year the administration was contemplating massive crimes against yazidis for genocide but not christians i attended a hearing. the yazidis were on the verge of annihilation but the yazidis and christians face this genocide together. the bishop testified, christians have encountered genocide in the obama administration refuses to recognize their plight. dr. george stanton testified, failure to call isis' mass murder of christians, muslims and other groups in addition to the yazidis by its proper name genocide would be an act of denial as grave as u.s. refusal to recognize the rwanda genocide in 1994. my first question is when and will christians and other minority faiths be included in a genocide designation and secondly, last year a reuters investigative report, it was a very in sitive report and without objection i would ask it be made part of the record found that tier three recommendations made by the trafficking in persons office experts in 14 insta

chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you for calling thisth, ome t inistr important hearing andat mr. mcgurk, thank you for your good work. let me ask you a couple of the questions. while the administration's focus is on isis, how is this n str impacting the growth of al nusra? does the focus on isis risk allowing other groups like al nusra to grow in strength and da what isft the plan to defeat itm and other like minded groups?deg and let me point out you -- youa point out that the foreign fighters are coming from a at yondred countries. the flow back and forth, how many are u.s. year to date, if you have that number. and when you talk about groups likeoa boko haram, are terrorists fromand boko haram making theiry back again or is there no flow there? b and i'm glad you do about degrading the global affiliates. with regard to boko haram are wm training the nigerians of course with vetted troops how to do counterinsurgency that will make them more effective because obviously go boko haram is on tear in its terrorism. w >> thank you, congressman. i'll go through your good questions. n

chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr. secretary, for your service. a couple of questions. when i learn late last year that the administration was contemplating massive crimes against the yazidi for crimes but not christian i committed a hearing. the yazidis were on the verge of annihilation but the yazidis and christians face this genocide together. the bishop testified, christians have encountered genocide in the obama administration refuses to recognize their plight. dr. george stanton testified, failure to call isis' mass murder of christian, muslims and other groups in addition to the yazidis by its proper name genocide an act of denial as grave as u.s. refusal to recognize the rwanda genocide in 1994. my first question is when and will christians and other minority faiths be included in a genocide designation and secondly, last year a reuters investigative report, it was a very insightful report and i ask that it be made part of the record found that tier three recommendations made by the trafficking of persons offic

chris smith of new jersey. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for calling this important hearing on mr. mcgurk, welcome to the committee. let me just after a couple questions. while the administration's focus is on isis, does the focus of isis risk allowing others to grow in strength and what is the plan is another like-minded groups on monday after -- you point out that foreign fighters are coming from about 100 countries. i'm wondering the flow back and forth of how many here today if you have that number and when you talk about groups like cocoa rob, are terrorists making their way to isil and back again or is there no flow they are and you do talk and i'm glad she do about degrading the global affiliate. are we, for example, truly training particularly that nigerians with troops how to do counterinsurgency on an order in scale that will make them more effective because obviously boko haram is on a tear in its terms. >> the go briefly through your questions. focus on isil, we can't take our site off. he reports directly to imad al s

richie clyne: "way past my wildest dreams what chris powell and bruton smith have done out here ---- its fabulous." chris powell: "we've had a pretty good run for 17 or so years here=--- and look forward to a lot more." ron futrell: as do the local race fans --- ron futrell reporting 8 sports now. > ((denise valdez)) the speedway was built 100% with private were used in the construction of the track --- of course, nascar will be racing out at the /// ((paul joncich)) > a celebration of black history month is taking tonight. ((denise valdez)) it's called the taste and sound of soul festival... and that's where we find tedd florendo. tedd... are you hungry yet? ((gorgeous outside with nice comfy temps today and this evening. warmer in phoenix and arizona. comy also in southern california whith chilly conditions up in ely and cedar city. ............................... ...... satellite and radar composite shows another front moving into the west coast specifically bringing rain the pacific northwest and northern california. more clouds coming in over the nevada and we'll have partly clou

at far left is chris smith.y pearce, who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you heard of the name archibald mcmahon? >> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. actually, he played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the civil war show him working

chris say? spike lee, jada pinkett smith, will smith: all boycotting because of the total lack of nominees. but chris rock will be there. hosting. lacey rose, hollywood reporter "his brand of comedy is to absolutely go there." even before the nominations, rock wrote in the hollywood reporter, 'it's a white industry.' sot: lacey rose. hollywood reporter. "this year that's what everyone wants to hear, that's what everyone recognizes they have to hear, so he is perfectly suited for this job." last time rock hosted in 2005, he went there. upsound: oscars 2005 "great night tonight. we have four black nominees tonight. so great, it's kind of like the def oscar jam tonight." since this year's all white nominations were announced, he's canceled all interviews. said nothing. sot: lacey rose. hollywood reporter. "chris has been out there, he's been testing his monologue material on audiences at comedy // i think he's been testing just how far he can go with it." how far? well, the show's producers told our own lara spencer: maybe even rock doesn't know yet. sot: david hill man 1: "he's a perfectionist

chris say? spike lee, jada pinkett smith, will smith: all boycotting because of the total lack of african american acting nominees. but chris rock will be there. hosting. lacey rose, hollywood reporter "his brand of comedy is to absolutely go there." even before the nominations, rock wrote in the hollywood reporter, 'it's a white hollywood reporter. "this year that's what everyone wants to hear, that's what everyone recognizes they have to hear, so he is perfectly suited for this job." last time rock hosted in 2005, he went tonight. so great, it's kind of like the def oscar jam tonight." since this year's all white he's canceled all interviews. said nothing. sot: lacey rose. hollywood reporter. "chris has been out there, he's been testing his monologue material on audiences at comedy // i think he's been testing just how far he can go with it." how far? well, the show's producers told our own lara spencer: maybe even rock doesn't know yet. sot: david hill (gma friday) man 1: "he's a perfectionist." man 2: "he'll tweak up until sunday night." tweeting this week, 'see you sunday' '#blackout.' nick w

chris say? spike lee, jada pinkett smith, will smith -- all boycotting african-american acting nominees. but chris rock will be there, hosting. >> his brand of comedy is to absolutely go there. >> reporter: even before the nominations, rock wrote in "the hollywood reporter," "it's a white industry." >> and this year, that's what everyone wants to hear, that's what everyone sort of recognizes they have to hear, so, he is sort of perfectly suited for this job this year. >> our host for this evening, chris rock! >> reporter: last time rock hosted in 2005, he went there. >> it's a great night tonight. we have four black nominees tonight. so great. it's kind of like the def oscar jam tonight. >> reporter: since this year's all-white nominations were announced, he's cancelled all interviews, said nothing. >> chris has been out there, he's been testing his monologue material on audiences at comedy clubs. i think he's been testing just how far he can go with it. >> reporter: how far? well, the show's producers told our own lara spencer, maybe even rock doesn't know yet. >> he'll tweak up until su

c tracy smith talks love songs and more with singer chris iksaak. mo rocca takes in a first families' reunion. steve hartman visits the museum for two. here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 14th of february. 2016. president obama has ordered flags at half staff at federal buildings following the death of scalia. scalia, the leader of the court's conservative justices, died yesterday while at a texas hunting resort, of natural causes. he was 79. scalia is survived by his wife and nine children. more on his passing just ahead after a moment of silence to honor the late justice, the six remaining republican presidential contenders were back at it last night. the cbs news debate moderated by "face the nation's" john dickerson, saw clashes on a number of subjects. here's a sampling. >> well, donald trump is building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. >> world trade center came down during - >> number of weeks now just been telling lies. ted cruz supported legalizing -- >> that is simply -- that i

nats; "smith for the win... goooddd.. ((chris maathuis)) but not after a long review... it doesn't count. but this one did on saturday.. nats; "coleman will have a chance to win it... back to back years, coleman has nailed a shot to give nevada the lead... still 2.4.. mccaw last chance for unlv, mccaw and it goes." the rebels will look for some more magic tomorrow night when they face boise state on the road. the rebels are 6 point underdogs... but they've already beaten this in january here at the mack, unlv won by 10. there were other big shots over the weekend for some former rebels... not buzzer beats... maybe just as impressive. this is the northern trust open final round here on channel 8. that's ryan moore on the par three, 16th... and just like he drew it up... it does 'go' right into the heart of the cup. first ace on the 16th at riviera since 1985. moore with a final round eagle and 4 birdies, but also 4 bogeys. then another former unlv rebel.. adam scott with shades of greg norman... double bogeys and bogeys, but then comes back and nails birdies on 17 and 18.

chris isaak hit about obsessive love. all these years later songsl draw a crowd. tracy smith talks with chris isaak for the record. >> on a bone-chilling day in san francisco a few weeks reds of people stood in the cold just to see local boy, chris isaak, run through a sound check.ill hours away, but isaak was at his mellow melancholy best. i bet you never even know they do >> for more than 30 years theer has been making hits and breaking hearts. crooning about bad break ups andhe signature sound that's part rock, part elvis and all sexy. your songs are about heartache. why is that? >> that's what brings out the mostd. love or lack of. when you're heart's broken i think that's about as mostas it gets. isaak says this song, his89 single "wicked game" came to him one night in a flash. >> between the time i talked to a certain woman and hung up the phone and the time she rang the front door bell in the middle of the night. that song. >> knock it off, really? >> it was very fast. very fast.ng was first big hit and helped make him an instant sex symbol.the steamy music video that

. @ @>> chris hemsworth and henry @winkler and matt smith and @karen dillon and michael @brockers. @>> how cool is that! @>> reporter: you will remember @this weekend it is about the @fans. @>> this is my second one. @i was here two years ago. @the fans were awesome then and @there still awesome now. @>> i'm going to walk around @and maybe come back around @again. @>> this kid's mind was blown @from meeting a power ranger. @>> it is so cool. @i never got to meet a power @ranger before. @>> it so great to see the pope @culture and comic books and @people dressed up, favorite @celebrities, you guys rock. @it's a lot of fun. @>> henry winkler, loves @meeting every fan. @>> when you come here to comic- @con you get to meet the people @who are the other half of your @circle. @from the cleveland indians @movies. @he says he is still a fan. @>> they are my american league @team two @>> you have until sunday at @5:00 to make it to the @cleveland convention center. @if you don't, you might just @get a power ranger sized punch. @this is just one of the many @celebrities you will see here. @back

reporter: ever since the lily white nominations were announced, chris rock has canceled all interviews. youy #blackout. jada pinkett smith, will smith, spike lee are boycotting. not rock. he's hosting with millions eyeballs upon ou can expect from chris rock this oscar sunday is that he is going to go there. >> reporter: we know he will address the oscars, so why one black acting nominee. on twitter he already joked, the oscars are just white b.e.t. t for this evening, chris rock! >> reporter: this was last time he hosted in 2005. >> it's a great night tonight, we have like four black nominees so great, it's kind of like the def oscar jam tonight. >> reporter: with every hollywood mover and shaker in the room, 40 million plus of us watching at if you get off on the wrong foot, it's a real hard hole to dig yourself out of. >> i think he might relish that challenge. didn't want to do the show. i'm only here because ellen said no. >> reporter: other clues from his last time hosting, he will probably get political. >> bush did someever get away with at your job. >> reporter: he will definitely get personal. wield that sword.

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