connor henze (hen-zee) lost his >> 18 years ago, connor hensey lost his ability to hear whn he got sick as a newborn. >> now the senior on jefferson's basketball team says if anyone wants to tell him he can't do something, he is just not listening. >> reporter: at six foot six, senior carter hensey is an imposing player on the basketball court. the leading rebounder gives husky fans reasons to cheer. [ cheers and applause ] but he can't hear hem because he has been death sincecehe was three months old. >> i was really sick. i had meningitis. >> we were told he would be deaf. there was a great possibility he was mentally handicapped. couldn't walk. couldn't talk. nothing. and, may not even live. >> they found out, i almost died twice when i had the disease. >> reporter: at the age of three, connor met jenny clause who has served as his interpreter throughout his childhood. but the husky's head coach says he needs her. she does more than sign the plays into connor on game day. >> as a coach you are watching so many different things and jenny is just watching connor. she will say you are t

born without a right hand, connor morgan's family says he's always learned to adapt --- now, he won't have to.news 19's colby gallagher has the story. 3 nat: scissors cut. "alright!" gary morgan: "we take those things for granted. every day when we get up and we're able to do those sorts of things, but to see your son do it for the first time, as commonplace as it may be, it was kind of emotional."at 13-years-old, connor morgan gave his mom a right-handed greeting for the first time as his father, gary, watched on. nat: "it's really cool."morgan had no idea a middle-school trip to central carolina technical college two weeks ago would end in him becoming the latest project for david tuders and rick lavergne. connor morgan: "i came here to learn about 3d printing and stuff, and they called me out and said they were working on my hand." rick lavergne: "they had been been trying to get someone to do this for them for quite a while and when they done anything challenge and wanted to help david tuders: first, but now process, we challenge. technology print the pieces and only took one mome

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what do we know about phillip connor's work history? uh, he freelanced in the area, mostly computer stuff, that the car company subcontracted out to. garcia, what work site sticks out as the biggest? there's a microprocessor planin foreclosure. is that the kind of thing you're looking for? the clean rooms. he could seal his prisoners in there and no one could hear them scream. we're gonna need a strategy. if he's got abandonment issues, he won't hesitate to kill emma. unless we give him something he wants even more. can you make that happen? if i can't, it's gonna be one hell of a bluff. and i need your help. what do we do? you have to. you'll die. we don't have a choice. no. no, we can fight. we have a knife. the woman before you tried that. he waited until we were asleep and then-- then there has to be something. there is. what? i've been here so long. go, go! [indistinct commands] go! if you don't do it, he will. i don't want it to be him. if you're gone, what will he do to me? we could go together. clear! there has to be another way

[music] >> reporter: joy crews started team connor after her son was diagnosed with a type of cancer that attacks developing nerve cells. >> we wanted to start team connor to be the voice for childhood cancer. >> reporter: coins for kids with cancer became a movement because even your pocket change can make a huge difference. >> it is named team connor, but we are fighting for the thousands of the connors. >> reporter: donations go toward better treatment options in finding a cure. run a coins for cancer fundraiser at your school. learn more at coins for cancer. >> the more i spoke up and said you will not treat me this way, the more violence entered into the relationship. >> reporter: the most difficult and for many women in abusive relationships is how to find a way out. >> reporter: one nonprofit in grapevine, texas has created an oasis for women like these. the gatehouse can house up to 96 families while providing free counseling services, food, clothing, and most importantly a safe environment. >> it is so important our supporters know we are so grateful for all they are doing f

connors. - hello, mr. connors? were you trying to call me? - mrs. burns? - mrs. burns, according to a report i have, you had a slight accident in our store yesterday. - yes mr. connors, i fell down. - well we were wondering if you'd mind coming back in today. - oh no thanks, falling down once was enough for awhile. - well let's see if i have the facts correctly. apparently you fell and ruined a pair of nylons, now that was all the damage you suffered, right? right? right? playing it as cagey as her husband, she's not answering. hello? hello? - hello? - mrs. burns, let us concede that you did suffer some injury -- slight injury. would you say that your fall was due to our carpet having a hole in it, or due to it being loose? - well ... in good condition, that there was no hole in it? this woman is tough. she's not answering again. i have to make her an offer. - hello? - admitting everything, mrs. burns, there's not use letting a case like this run into a lawsuit, now is there? - of course not. - well then so shall we settle for the pair of nylons and a hundred dol

- connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state wrestling 16 years ago as of next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. 15:07:49 "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" - jake & karianne johnson - clarion it's a family affair - extended family members even flying in from out of state to be a part of it. the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. 15:25:54 "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." - connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the second year in a row... the special olympic basketball team from moline will head to state some of the players have made the trip to state before... but for most players - this is their first year on the team. the team hosted a bake sale today and raised

>> that's where god has put my heart. >> reporter: and it's where connor may find his calling, too.' individual is struggling with spiritually and mentally that you want to work with rather than i'm going to pray for 30 goals this season. >> in hockey, any sport, there is a lot of injuries. so it definitely tests your faith. that's for sure. >> reporter: connor's favorite bible verse plays into sports injuries. >> no matter what has happened in the past t doesn't dictate your future. >> reporter: diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> thank you so much, diane. >>> and many college and professional teams have chaplain programs including the they are pins, wizards, and the washington redskins. and the majority of teams have the program, and there is a sign on the locker room and they'll have a bible study or a service, a church service throughout the week. >> and all of them -- a lot people pray together. >> you'll see them after the games, too. two teams come together and pray together. >> that's it for the news at 7:00. lesli and . >>> the grammy aftershock shaking hollywood. >> is kanye

connor henze (hen-zee) lost his ability to hear when he got sick as a newborn baby. now as our >>> 18 years ago connor henze lost his ability to hear when he got sick as a baby. now he says, if anyone wans to tell him he cannot do something, he is not listening. >> reporter: senior connor henze is an an imposing figure on the basketball court. the people cheer, but he cannot hear them, he's deaf. >> we were told he would be deaf. i this that disease, from that point on i was deaf. >> reporter: at the age of three conner met his interpreter, she does more than just sign the plays to conner on game day. >> she's just watching him. she will come to me saying, you are telling him to do this and he's not doing it. she tattles on him all of the time. >> conner remembers the first day that the coach came to recruit him. >> i was so happy, i had to work my butt off. >> if he was not deaf, any high school in our area would be he's the biggest athlete i have ever had. >> reporter: in a sport where trash talk is big, conner is in a good place. >> if they say bad things, i canno

- connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state wrestling 16 years ago as of next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. 15:07:49 "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" - jake & karianne johnson - clarion it's a family affair - extended family members even flying in from out of state to be a part of it. the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. 15:25:54 "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." - connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion made wrestling mat in their shed where the team comes over on friday nights to practice. we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutri

. >> cooper and connor facing off tonight. so far they have just owned the cougars. -- coopers. >> anything can happen. >> that is very true. especially in tournament play. trevor ruehlman gets stripped and then chris mcneil gets stripped by logan cook. connor comes out on the good side. cooper trailing by five. marcus watson making the move inside to cut the lead to three. connor' s first win of the season over cooper came at the right time. >> george is not with us tonight so i get to take over this section with alex meachum. >> fist bump. >> i feel like i need to do some push-ups. >> let' s look ahead at tomorrow night' s matchup. a bunch of big games on the ohio side. first up, north college hill versus summit. >> north coghill will really look to push the pace and force summit to see how their transition defenses. -- defense is. >> indian hill has to win the battle on the boards. they had 20 rebounds versus woodward. taft will learn -- look to turn the ball. >> how about la salle versus elder? that is a big matchup as wel

but jennie's just watching connor. so she'll come to me and say you're telling him to do this and he's not doing it. so it's great because she tattles on him all the time and then i get after him."connor remembers the day coach first went after him and recruited him to play basketball when he was in middle school."i felt just inspired and elated. it didn't mean that i was on it. i had to work my butt off to be on varsity." "it's kind of a crime. if he wasn't deaf, every naia school in our area would be drooling over him. he's the biggest athlete i've ever had here."and in a sport where trash talk is king, connor is unfazed."if they say mean things i ignore them, actually i can't hear them." "my favorite story is when he was a 7th grader, we were doing an in-practice scrimmage. and he used to wear a coclear implant so he could wear some things. and he was shooting a free throw to win the scrimmage. and they were all getting loud and he just unplugged it, looked at him it, plugged it back in and went, 'what?'"what's next

about six weeks ago, reynolds traveled to edmonton, alberta, to meet with connor. in a private showing of the movie at his hospital, connor was the first person to see the "deadpool" film. since its permier on friday, february 12th, the r-rated movie has taken the box office by storm, annihilating records with an eye-popping $135 million from its first three days in theaters. trending online this morning. tyra banks is announcing the birth of her son. the model and actress posted this picture on her instagram york banks asla was born via a surrogate. the proud mom wrote, "this is the happiest valentine' s day of my life. york, daddy, and i send you so much love." the father is banks' boyfriend, photographer erik asla. talk about some sweet valentines. newborns at pennsylvania' s washington hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked in envelopes created just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all babies born in february at participating hospitals. the program is called little hats, big hearts. it raises awareness for hear

obviously all of that money going to special olympics colorado and to connor and hannah. you can go to their website for more details. specialolympicscolorado.org. we would love for your help. to the weather. winds still a bit of an issue. today you will find gusts upwards of 20-40 miles per hour. 60s and 70s all week long. we will detail that seven-day fooecast coming up. >>> over all a pretty decent ride here in town. weather issues out to the west. here in town the winds will not throw you off here. also up on the the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by millions of contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuitio

rosemary connors outside the courthouse now. what's happening? >> reporter: well, the latest witness to testify is delores, she represents andrea constand, the alleged victim. the one who brought the civil lawsuit against bill cosby. testifying this afternoon that she was unaware of any kind of immunity deal or agreement and that she believes that one did not exist. earlier today the prosecution made every effort to drive home their point that an agreement or promise of this kind should have been memorialized in writing. this case, of course, all about bill cosby. but today he sat quietly listening to testimony and waiting for the judge's ruling about whether or not this charge of aggravated indecent assault should have been filed in the

i'm rosemary connors.rous cold weather makes this a first alert day at nbc 10. cold blues are taking effect all across region. volunteers are helping the homeless get off the streets during this extreme weather. dozens streamed into joseph's house in camden last night. the city's code blue emergency runs this evening until monday morning. let's get to karen thomas who has more on the bitter temperatures. >> this is the arctic air, arctic plunge moving into the area. we're not used to these extremely cold temperatures so we're calling it a first alert weather day for sure, simply because you see the sunshine in the live shot but don't be fooled. we got a brutally cold air mass that's really just moving into place, near record cold with dangerous wind chills. we have a wind chill advisory in play for, tonight into early tomorrow morning. wind gusts today could get up to 50 miles per hour. right now we feel the winds picking up out of the northwest. here's a great scale showing you from 8:00 a.m. this morning

so we are trying to find something that will slow it down. >> reporter: but connor's personality brings a smile to everyone what comes around him. and he just won student of the month. >> i won student of the month for perseverance and never giving up. >> reporter: the family trip from the bahama the community got together and sprinkle the town in the blue and orange rib ox on -- ribbons on trees and poles. >> you follow the rib ox and it led to a wall and it hash my name -- ribbons and it led to a wall that had my name on the wall and it was the coolest. >> when it hits home it hits hard and just the support network in natick it's huge. >> reporter: his trainer and wife came up with the idea. >> blue is one of his favorite colors and orange fits the red hair and we put those together. >> wanted something that would just you know speak to him and let him know we are all thinking of him. >> reporter: all four young men -- for young man teaching others,000 persevere. >> how-- what to do to keep it going gone and think if i keep my legs moving it will get rid of it. >> working with the tra

at 138 - moc-floyd valley junior connor ascherl is moving on, 6-2. another s-b-l guy - preston n nn won a close 5-3 decision at 152. at 182 - undefeated daniel sommerlot of pocohontas area/l-m with an 8-0 decision. two sioux center guys move on - ko kieft at 220 -- he's a minnesota football recruit. and at heavyweight - elijah van't hof with a 3-2 win in a third overtime. "i really just go in there with a blank mindset," said rhyker sims, a sophomore at sergeant bluff- luton. "i'm just going in there to wrestle. that's it. i don't care who i'm wrestling, i just wrestle." "conditioning is a big key to that stuff, especially at heavyweight where it is all in your feet," said elijah van't hof, a junior from sioux center. "it's a good match wen it's all in your feet instead of on the ground." class 3a took to the mats this afternoon. at 170 - sioux city north's deion clayborne is a four-time state qualifier - the takedown leads to a 10-4 decision. clayborne is 42-1. up a weight class to 182 - jacob wiley of east - the senior ranked second in the state wi

rosemary connors outside the courthouse now. what's happening? >> reporter: well, the latest witness to testify is delores, she represents andrea constand, the alleged victim. the one who brought the civil lawsuit against bill cosby. testifying this afternoon that she was unaware of any kind of immunity deal or agreement and that she believes that one did not exist. earlier today the prosecution made every effort to drive home their point that an agreement or promise of this kind should have been memorialized in writing. this case, of course, all about bill cosby. but today he sat quietly listening to testimony and waiting for the judge's ruling about whether or not this charge of aggravated indecent assault should have been filed in the first place. for a skd day, bill cosby walked into the montgomery county courthouse amid shouts of support of fans eager to catch a glimpse of the embattled comedian. john schmitt, a longtime attorney for bill cosby, testified about his knowledge of the plan by former district attorney bruce caster, not to prosec

i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm tracy davidson. two minutes before 5:00 right now. with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center, talk about the warm temperatures already this morning. >> the melting continues this morning. if you see dampness on the roads, puddles, it's because of the melt that has occurred all night with few exceptions. allentown is below freezing. everybody else, reading, pottstown, philadelphia, south jersey, nicely above freezing. we'll be nowhere near freezing today. as the day goes on we'll see temperatures climb into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees this afternoon. there will be clouds, on the increase, 45 degrees at 6:00. a little bit of a breeze, a few breaks of sunshine at 9:00, then cloudy skies at lnch time and at noontime we'll be watching for showers moving in from the west. right now they're in western pennsylvania. that light rainfall can be expected for the afternoon commute. the morning commute, that's a different story. katy zachry is watching your first alert traffic. >> good morning, bill. things are moving s

reporting live, i'm rosemary connors, "nbc 10 news." >>> turning to our weather, it's cold outside. but at least we get a little sunshine to brighten the day. these little ones were prepared, bundled up enjoying the afternoon at miles park. cold weather is good news for camelback mountain. it means they can make snow for all of the skiers and snow borders to enjoy. >> straight to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. you're tracking one more cold night ahead, right? >> a lot of places are going to get down in the teens including in the poconos. this is blue mountain, you can see the skiers and you can see they are already making snow. many of the slopes, temperatures have been cold enough all day. hardly a cloud in the sky across the area today. it's been beautiful looking but cold feeling. you can see on the satellite picture any clouds that moved way offshore and there's absolutely nothing on radar close by. so we definitely have a clear night tonight. temperatures already down in the 30s, 37 in philadelphia, that's about as warm as it's been all day. barely above the freezing point north a

showing this is connor. like so many kids, he was missing things in school. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. kids like connor typically see up to two to three times more growth than if they hadn't come to sylvan. road. >>> it is 6:38 on this very mild morning. take a look at the roxboro sky you see the flags here. you can see the mix of sun and clouds over downtown roxboro. we'll have a beautiful sunrise over the next 15 or 20 minutes. it's 41 in benson, one of our cooler spots, 50 in roxboro, 48 in wake forest and no winter coats needed this morning. making for us some great conditions for exercising this morning, we're just walking the dog, temperatures close to 50 degrees with a good bit of sunshine. tomorrow turns cooler. we'll talk about why coming up in a few minutes, renee. >>> thank you elizabeth. toyota is halting production at all car assemble plants in japan for a week because of a parts shortage short annual. the shut -- shortage. an average of more than 60,000 vehicles a week is affected. its plan to produce self driv

. >>> meanwhile, the snow has been falling for several hours in center city. >> nbc 10's rosemary connorsbroad and walnut. do you have accumulation on the grassy surfaces? >> we don't, vai and tracy, it's starting to look and feel more like rain at least in the past five, ten minutes or so than what we saw anç hour ago. on broad street, traffic is moving just fine. the roads are clear. nothing has stuck to the ground. that's the good news here for drivers. we've been checking in with the philadelphia streets department and they tell us they're alerting everybody to a winter weather advisory that's in effect through the morning. they are treating the roads as necessary. so far, so good. philly schools are on time and on schedule. they want to remind students to walk to school, use caution on the sidewalks because they may be slick. >> reporting live in center city, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it is a snowy scene. we've issued a first alert. we're issued a first alert for the accumulating snowfall that's coming down in the area and going t

we are going to be power rangers and connor had a special messsge. >> and i'm connor. >> and we are the power rangers. we are dressing up as the power rangers for the polar plunge on february 27th and watch out eric connor we are coming to get your nighttime team. >> i've got a song. not for you. but for us. [ laughter they will see the people rise stand there and they will see the people rise >> what he said. yeah. exactly. >> awe. `> so are you up for a power ranger costume? >> i signed up for this. i already made a donation. and now i have to dress up like a --? >> power ranger. we will give him a mask. it will make so many womens dreams come true mitch in a mask. >> yes covered up it's much better this way. [ laughter ] >>> you can go to the website or our website for more information. team. winds will still be an issue today. not as bad as yesterday. gusts between 20-40 miles per hour and we're in store for 60s and 70s all week long. now you will find in denver right now 38. temperatures climbing to it 3 looks like near 60-65 today. that puts us once again closer to the record than

connor schulista avenged his only loss of the season by beating zach axmear of english valleys for the 152 pound title....it's schulista's first state title after a runner-up finish a year ago "it's a great feeling. last year i came up short and got second. i've been waiting since this day last year tooome back and get the title."schulista and alburnett won the 1a team title over lisbon.....it's the 3rd traditional title for the pirates who also won the dual championship on wednesday. "it says a lot about the persistence, their willingness to sacrifice a lot of hours to accomplish their goals."from the state wrestling tournament, scott westerberg tv9 sports night spotlight, i'll speak with alburnett wrestling head coach, clayton rush. the pirates won the duals title and the traditional title, they also had two individual champions in connor shulista and tanner sloan. ... iowa women's basketball hosting indiana in the annual pink game ... the hawkeyes trailed 9-0 to start the gameme. chase coley gets the inside track for the bucket to put iowa on the board ... later in the first quarter

here is denver 7 anchor eric connor. >> i'm here at copper mountain hanning out with connor and hannah, our two denver 7 special olympics and colorado reporters. we met coaches, volunteers, as well as athletes.% copper mountain is like a second home. >> yes, it is. it's been the home for skiers and snow borders to train here,,3 and copper mountain has been grateful to us. >> yes. it'' been the home of wiiter games over 27 years. >> when you think of copper mountain, fresh powder and fantastic views may come to found out, copper is actually changing lives. >> without their generosity and that wouldn't be games. >> special olympics colorado athlete is referring to the winter games held at copper every february. >> these athletes are such a joy to work with. this is, you know, a partnership that we've had for the 28 years running. >> without copper, we couldn't do this. >> i have great supporters. says he's grateful because copper not only gefs at -- gives athletes their own room to store belongings but closes down an entire run so athletes can do race training, and that's not all. >> the

this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if john: family of a murdered the cold case trial begins today. how police were able to crack the murder. barbara: how you can help a person injured in a deadly crash involving a car going backwards on i-40. john: wish granted for 106-year-old woman whose visit to the white house makes headlines. good morning, carolina, welcome on monday february 22. 55 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. meteorologist don schwenneker is in the first alert storm center weather. don: good morning to you. as you head out the door this morning we've got patchy fog and a little bit of light rain to the north and east and temperatures not changing that much. they s

at 182 hrv advances and tyler weak and connor both advance. there were no local winners at 145 pounds. 160 or 170 at 182 and he advances. no winners at 195. at 220, corey pete's advances to mary and sue centers they advance. he's at today's earlier action. >> earlier today, the class c 1160 find. in class b. 126. last point riley also advance to the semis with the third period pin. drew advances to semis with an 8-4 division. in class c, 220 and advance with a third period pin. here is a list of who we've got for early winners in nebraska as we showed you in class b. 146 pounds. he wins his round and quarter final match ups. skieler of wayne after ring round one. in clas c, 106 pounds of battle creek one of first two match ups and both fell in the quarter finals. 120 pounds and tommy nelson both won their first on matchup. in the quarters. in the 126 pounds bracket same situation for lucas wins both his first matchup. connor kramer in the c category falls in the quarter finals. he's on for the semis in 182, efren gomez falls in the finals. let

. >> rosemary connors joining us live with reaction from people who came out to see the tv star in the midst of this fall from grace, rosemary. >> caller: certainly not your average tuesday here in norristown. while the courthouse was open for regular business today really the only thing anybody could talk about was bill cosby. our cameras captured the embattled kme ed comedian on hi in. his security holding both of his arms separated from the media and spectators by metal gates that lined the walkway. you can see cosby wore a tan suit, made his way in with ease, it was a very different image than what we saw late december during his arraignment. i was in the courtroom for that and at the time cosby tripped on his way, getting up on the sidewalk, he was wearing sweat pants and carrying a cane. outside court today there were both cosby supporters and critics. >> i just see a circus. i see -- what boggles my mind people screaming free bill cosby which i think is a joke. >> i think bill cosby was a corner stone of our community and this is too much, a bit too much for him and i think he i

barbara: the exciting this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if john: several big stories on the radar including results from the new hampshire primary and second barbara: three promising college students gunned down a year ago. how you can honor their lives. john: good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday february 10. 25 degrees and almost 6:00. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will have more but first meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. it is chilly this morning. don: good morning to you. it is cold out there. we have temperatures in the 20's. wind chill in the teens. let's check the day ahead. you will notice the temperatures climb but not that much. we are in the 20's now. by lunchtime 39 to 40 degrees and

connor prescott finds jacob schults who's open from downtown! that's good! 4) then to close out the quarter billings looks down low again. this time he finds trent wilson and the fightin' cody fishers are up 13-12 after one.5) to start off the seocnd quarter this time jalen billings just takes it himself. he's fouled and hits the free throw.sbl comes back to win it though 55-52. 3 west looking for the 4th win against 10-7 bishop heelan in the pit!1) in the second quarter now, west is up 18 to low and lays it in. 19 to 18 heelen takes the lead.2) and look at this defense james king gets the steal, passes it to darius moore, but jack boever blocks the shot!! not in his house!3) next play, deandre burnside hits the 2. heelen is up 22 to 18 at that point.4) now king chucks it down to tre wickey and he makes the layup 22 to 20 heelen.5) next possesion, king grabbed the rebound and takes it all the way to tie the game up at 22.6) next play, burnside hits the open 3. that makes it 25 to 22 at that point. heelen goes on to win 65- to 64. 3 don't go anywhere we're ju

and the results are kids like connor typically john: good morning. 50 degrees and 5:13. here are the headlines. three people arrested in connection with a shooting on capital boulevard in raleigh that injured two men friday and they are expected in court. carlos wright is being held on a $1.1 million bond. he and tie kwan tally are charged with conspiracy to commit robbery. freddy garcia who was shot once is charged with assault with a kill. a judge is expected to consider today whether to toss out a defamation lawsuit that model bill cosby. she sued him over his denial of her claims that he drug and raped her in lake tahoe in 1982. she said she tried to include it in her memoir but the publisher refused. spotlight the big winner with best picture. leonardo dicaprio was best actor. brie larson best act testosterone rest. barbara: a positive conclusion in the search for missing girl. she was found on a native american reservation. she was only a few miles from the a park where she was taken. doctors said she was not hurt. a suspect is in custody. roosevelt county deputies

this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if john: right now we are in first alert mode as heavy rain moves in. our breaking news vehicles on the roads to show us what to expect this morning. plus we have school delays and closings. barbara: shots fired in a home overnight. the teenager shot. the investigation is you want way. john: music's biggest night. a look at the memorable moments at the grammys. welcome on tuesday february 16. 59 degrees now at 5:00. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. particularly dangerous road conditions lead to school delays and one closing. mecklinburg county schools closed today. john: durham public schools, franklin county, granville. halifax, north hampton. orange, person, roanoke rapids, vance county and warr

i'm rosemary connors. donald trump's win tonight ramps up his momentum. south carolina has picked the republican nominee in all but one election since 1980. he scored a commanding victory tonight, picking up 33% of the primary votes. marco rubio finished in second place with 23%. and ted cruz rounds out the top three with 22%. in nevada, hillary clinton is celebrating a narrower victory tonight. she picked up 53% of the vote compared to bernie sanders at 47%. nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman has reaction from tonight's winners and losers. >> reporter: it's the second victory in a row for the national republican frontrunner, donald trump's first in the south. >> when you win it's beautiful. and we're going to start -- we are going to start winning for our country. let's go. let's have a big win in nevada. let's have a big win at the s.e.c. let's put this thing away! but as they cast their ballots, mainstream republicans flocked to marco rubio, powering the 44-year-old's comeback from fifth in new hampshire. >> tonight here in south carolina t

he'll be joined by senator tim scott, senator mike lee and former gamecock connor shaw. rubio will then head to anderson for a rally in the afternoon. and then he will also take part in the conservative review's conservative convention in greenville. governor haley said she wasn't sure whether or not she'd endorse any of the gop candidates for president...but that changed last night. news19's chuck ringwalt was there in chapin when the governor endorsed florida senator maro rubio. 3 "it was just a few short hours ago here in chapin where a couple hundred people came out for senator marco rubio's campaign rally. now the night started off with an introduction from former gamecock quarterback connor shaw, but what most people were here to see tonight was the endorsement from governor nikki haley." "ladies and gentlemen, if we elect marco rubio, every day will be a great day in america. "began her speech reasons why president who have the backs of our military veterans and those in active duty."brittany franceschina is one of the many who attended the rally. "i would say i'm

this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically lo hard john: rain moving through but nothing like yesterday. meteorologist don schwenneker will let you know how long you will need the umbrella. barbara:ed toer in a drive-by shooting at a day care. what we know about the baby's conditio my feet are on the ground. john: nightmare flight is over. hardware more of what passengers -- hear more of what passengers say about the journey. good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday february 17. 40 degrees and 6:01. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will have more on the big stories but first it is time for weather and traffic together. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. good morning. don: good morning to uyou. we are looking at radar and you can see we have rain around, nothing like we saw yester

and the results are kids like connor typically john: we are in first alert mode as heavy rain moves in. our vehicles on the roads. power outages cropping up. barbara: shots fired into a home overnight. a teenager shot. the investigation under way. john: music's biggest night. a look at the memorable moments at the grammys. good morning, carolina, welcome on tuesday february 16. 6:00 and 59 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. potentially dangerous road conditions are leading to school delays and a closing. mecklinburg county, virginia, schools closed. john: durham public schools. franklin, granville. halifax, northampton. person, roanoke rapids and others on a two-hour delay. wake county schools operating on schedule. barbara: it may not be ice but the morning commute could be

cheryl: cheryl connor, abc 7 news. kimberly: there is nothing that eats away at the bike lanes like a little bit of snow. devon: makes things even worse. we are watching the latest bit of information coming in, but he will not be fully and until late tonight. let's start with a live look outside national harbor. what we have right now are individual forecast that have come in. these individually, i will let you know what they said. cold right now in culpeper, manassas, washington temperatures falling back. we had some snow melt that is freezing now. the bigger picture, no big weather features. cloud cover's washington south and east. in discussion about what is set to come monday. let's go when close to where you are, go back overnight in the forecast timeframe. the freezing temperatures could .ause some icing the cloud cover situation tomorrow when the forecast has a butng system off to sea, the earlier forecast had the clouds as far as southeast metro. and west ofnorth d.c. will get sunshine tomorrow. south and east

. >> connor morgan received a prosthetic hand from south carolina technical college. he was born without a right hand he is looking forward to to doing all the things that he >> i could do anything. climb a tree, and be able to catch balls right-handed. >> i'm looking forward to seeing him succeed at whatever it is that he does, whatever he wants to do. because it has not hindered him up to now and it's scary to think about what he can do now. probably going to have to learn to run a little faster. >> connor hopes his story inspires other teens with his condition. he is looking forward to showing off the new hand. looking like he is getting the hang of it quickly. >> technology. >> super cool. >> like a scene out of "star wars". yeah. to be able to do everything else how the body adapts and able to do that now got an extra tool. >> three teens are charged in a deadly shooting at a south carolina bowling alley. >> they promote their social media accounts while cameras are rolling in the courtroom. and a colder and wetter pattern into next week. up for you >> three teen

and the results are kids like connor typically john: welcome back, 5:25 and 46 degrees. barbara: roy williams reiterated that he is not going anywhere after their win off miami saturday. analyst analysts suggested he could be on the verge of retiring. yesterday he called the comments sinful. he said he would have a hard time leaving in the middle of an unresolved ncaa investigation that drags on. real estate prices on the rise. >> lego breaks ground with new figures. here is kendis gibson and reena ninan with our financial and >> topping america's money good news about housing. home prices up nearly 5.5% in december the fastest in a year and a half. experts say they have room to rise because supply is low. audi tops the securely report annual rankings of the best new cars followed by subaru, lexus, porsche and b.m.w. pwaoufrbg is number seven and they consider performance and reliability and compiling the list. notable new figures in lego's new city set. you see mom holding a baby bottle and dressed for the office. bearded dad push as stroller and boy in a wheelchair. le

when they reading it, whether they are guesstimating based on >> connors said the city agreed to cut the bill to $400. the council will look into the big issue next month. >>> you may one day notice people at orlando international laptops and handguns. they will allow anyone with a concealed weapon license to be able to carry a gun inside of the air. >>> covering brevard county the first mission of the year from cape canaveral air force station. >> yes. the falcon 9 is for february 24th. it will carry a television satellite into organ and the first of a dozen missions that spacex is planning from the cape this year. >>> we are asking when an escaped inmate and his adventures from $599, plus up to $300 to spend at sea. come seek the royal caribbean. >>> time now 5:30. there is a live peak outside for you over downtown orlando. anice cool start out there this morning. but we have changes. that's going to mean rain. weather and traffic every 10 minutes. all right. deneige broom watching the roads this morning. >>> all right. don't talk rain now. it is for later. >> all right. we have to

great dish inside...chase edwards finds connor cullen for the hoop and the hack. this game back and forth. trey thomas sinks the three off the inbound. ankeny centennial pulls away in the second half. jags win it 54 to 45. still to come jordan has all of your state semifinal wrestling from this afternoon and evening coming up on local 5 sports see who's heading to tomorrow night's state championship welcome back-- it's been a crazy few days of state wrestling. and today was the last obstacle before championships. jordan: that's right jon-- and it may be the toughest day because wrestlers have to get through not one but two matches today. this morning it was quarterfinals-- this evening-- it was all about the semis. let's check out tonight's action from 3a and 2a. first up in 3a, the feel good story. indianola's kobey pritchard at 106 lost his leg to cancer, but he met his match tonight as valley's nick oldham wins 4-2. he'll face waukee's kyle biscoglia for the title. 126, sep's nathan lendt rolls past dowling's jake watters for the 20-5 tech fall. he'll face #1 t

at 125 pounds -- pins central's cj pestano for the title -- he's off to nationals -- that's where connor campo is headed for the third straight year decision over cornell's phillip- opelt -- heavyweight lance evans -- dominant all day -- had 2 pins earlier -- finished it with a major decision on luther's connor herman -- wartburg won titles in 7 of the ten weights -- they advance 9 of their 10 wrestlers to the division 3 national tournament -- second place luther crowned 2 champions -- they'll take 6 wrestlers to nationals -- in division two -- upper iowa finished third in the regional in sioux falls south dakota -- the peacocks qualified six wrestlers for the d-2 national meet -- waterloo black hawks hosting the des moines buccanneers -- and finding themselves down in the early going as zach jordan puts one home -- quickly one, nothing alive -- shane bowers skates free -- and bowers puts it in -- game tied at one at that point -- we will have a chance for snow as we head late monday night into tuesday. trace to three inches possible. more at kwwl dot com on the weather page. thanks for

kids like connor typically see up to two to three times more growth than if they hadn't come to sylvan.

out with hannah and connor. and guys, we met a lot of cool volunteers, coaches, and and it's so much fun for the winter games. >> and we can check it out. >> reporter: copper mountain has hosted winter games for the last 27 years. we asked stephanie sweenee how big of a deal it is for copper. >> they come in for a full day. they're up on mostly based on our west village. >> cody field is a snow boarder, and he is ready for the winter games. >> i'd say it's the best one i can of in my life. >> it's a once a year thing we can all get together. it's a great experience for all of us. >> reporter: the winter games at copper is always a hit with the fans. so many people watching you, it's the best experience. >> i meet a lot of good people. fireworks. i love the fireworks. >> great story. for all of their stories, you can log on our website. >> i'm connor. >> and i'm hannah anderson. back to you. >> i need to practice my out queue, because theirs is the best. >> that's the first story they wrote. >> i give them an a p

i'm rosemary connors. polls close at 7:00 in the first in the south contest. nbc's steve handlesman has more on the faceoff from columbia, south carolina. >> reporter: hillary clinton went to alabama. >> we have a lot of work to do in america. >> reporter: south carolina democrats most of them african-american voted for their long time favorite. >> hillary clinton she's a very smart and capable woman. >> reporter: at celebrities hair salon most trust clinton. >> i definitely trust the clintons. >> reporter: bernie sanders is what? unproven. >> definitely unproven. >> reporter: canvases for clinton are hearing she's a d.c. insider. >> who is actually outside the system that actually can go in there and make the change. >> bernie sanders. i feel like he's honest. >> reporter: sanders went to texas working to win than more than just his home state of vermont on super tuesday. >> we're not going to allow the trumps of the world to divide us up. >> reporter: with chris christie donald trump focused on the biggest super tuesday state. >> we're tied in texas. we have

>> chelsea: how' s connor? fuss brushing his teeth. i mean, that kid has got a double dose of stubborn in his genes. but he' s asleep now. >> chelsea: well, do not compare my level of stubborn to adam' s. no, adam is closed off and resistant, and it' s like, you know -- it' s like he just can' t help being himself. he just can' t help it. >> anita: kind of hard not to be yourself, isn' t it? >> chelsea: he' s lying to me again, mom. keeping secrets. and even when he admits to me he about it. >> anita: well, then he must not be as good a liar as he thinks he is if you caught on. >> chelsea: [ sighs ] something' s going on with him and victor, something they don' t want anyone to know about, something that is -- that is meanwhile, victor' s away. so adam is doing all of his dirty work and covering for him, even to me. >> anita: okay, so, adam and victor have something going on. >> chelsea: yeah. he' >> chelsea: uh-huh. >> anita: and adam is acting squirrelly and dodging your questions? >> chelsea: yes. >> anita: he' s cheating on you. >>

i'm rosemary connors.s 7:26 on this saturday. let's get a check of our weekend weather from our meteorologist karen thomas. it's quiet out there. >> quiet and chilly. a chilly start to our saturday morning but a decent forecast on tap. we'll stay dry. nothing but sun. looking live at cape may. 27 degrees if you were thinking hey maybe i'll take a stroll on the beach this morning. 43, 45 degrees for high temperatures across the region. we'll stay dry. within out of the southwest later on today five to ten miles per hour. so tranquil today. tranquil tomorrow. nice weekend all in all. >>> now to a developing story. police are looking for the gunman who shot a cab driver overnight. nbc 10 was on the scene along morris street near 23rd street where the shooting happened at 3:30 this morning. the cab was carrying two passengers. the driver was shot and that's when he crashed into a parked car. a witness us police took the cabbie to the hospital where he's now in stable condition. witnesses also tells us the pass

connor's really taken off. the whole team has. we're just trying to get to that peak level. " 3 the usd men's basketball team has their work cut out for them tomorrow as they try to become the first team to win a regular season game at south dakota state since january 25th of 2014. head coach craig smith says they can't wait for the challenge tomorrow afternoon. 3 "the 'yotes haven't beat 'em since 1999. so we're going to have our work cut out for us. we're starting to play really good basketball. we're starting to play as a team. we're getting better on the defensive end. but we're going to need to play a fantastic game to have a chance to win." 3 3 3 3 <

this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically barbara: we are in first alert mode hoping that you get through this round of wfrpbt weather. -- winter weather. don: we have the warnings and that warning is extended until 7:00 a.m. for the northern counties. we are looking at -- that is the traffic computer. you can see where we are starting to see snow reported and ice being reported. if we can switch to weather 3 or weather 1, that is the latest winter storm warning in effect for roxboro and also orange and person counties. those northern counties through 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, will take a while for warm air to get there. went weather advisory through 7:00 p.m. and down south it is until 1:00 this afternoon balls you will see more warm air as the morning progresses. radar picture showing the mixe