emails show that the university was seeking a $25 million dollar grant from continental resources. meanwhile, dean grillot was sitting on the board of another oil company. >> certainly the dean of the college that directly oversees the o.g.s. being a board member of an energy company, i see that as probably a clear conflict of interest. those that have financial interests in these companies, in one fashion or another, may be more reluctant to say we have a real problem and a crisis on our hands than those that don't. >> hello? >> hi, good morning, larry grillot? >> yes. >> hey my name's josh rushing i was wondering if we could get you on camera for an interview, we're in town this week. >> no, i'm not going to, i don't have any further comments about anything. >> hey, why in 2000--. i'm retired and i'm gonna stay retired. >> yeah, but why in 2014 were you still claiming that the majority of oklahoma's earthquakes were natural? >> i have no comment. >> can you at least explain that? >> i have no comment. >> what about it looking like a conflict of interest that you're on the board o

most of us believe that we do not want them not only on the battlefield but in the continental unitedstates. the system we have got right now does work and it does keep them off the battlefield and outside of the continental united states and all their repercussions that could come up we had them in the united states. we know there is a cost. we think is well worth keeping these individuals out of the battle. to the next coming year anyway. it doesn't mean in the future we will not take a look at other alternatives. for right now, we have not been convinced of the proposals that have been suggested about putting it in one of the 13 different locations in the united states and if it is worth the money that would be saved versus what we know right now is working for us by keeping him in one location and off the continental united states. it is a fair question and i think it can be continued to be debated in the future. is there a better alternative? most of us in the senate, republicans and democrats, do not believe the alternatives being offered are as good as the one we have right now

boeing has won an order from united continental for 25 boeing 737s worth around $2 billion. >> more big movers for you, including valeant pharmaceuticals. this has to do with accounting errors tied to the drugs related to philidor. fortune brands planning to purchase over $400 million worth of its stock in two years. that's helping its stock. >> today's agenda is full of

para control de enfermedades indica que no se han encontrado casos originados en el territorio continentalito norteamericano no estÁ infectado. por lo tanto la facilidad de que se presenten epidemias son casi nulas. reportera: la Última vez que la oms emitiÓ alerta de epidemia. ilia: hoy en nuestro lunes sociales preguntamos si creÍan que organismos de salud reaccionaron tarde. luciano se escribiÓ, pienso que reciÉn comienza y autoridades estÁn tratando de combatirla. muchÍsimas gracias por comentar y como cada lunes les pedimos que sugieran los temas que quieren que estemos usando. muchos emigrantes estÁn asustados por redadas. defensores de indocumentados dicen que a mayorÍa de hispanos ya saben que hacer para evitar ser detenidos. pero no todos han podido evitar arrestos. >> cuando me asomÉ por la puerta, iban por mi. lester: dice que los agentes de inmigraciÓn llegaron con autos y comenzaron a golpear su puerta de forma agresiva. >> casi me tumbo en la puerta. nosotros nunca abrimos. lester: fueron muchas las familias que hicieron caso omiso e hicieron valer sus derechos. de da cierta

this continental giant rabbit is already about the size of west highland terrier... and he's not even full grown! the scottish spca says atlas loves attention and cuddles... he's curious and loves to make you laugh... and just look at those ears! the charity needs to find atlas a specific home because of his breed and size... they're ideally looking for someone who has taken care of a continental giant rabitt before. that's all for

. >> the bottom line for the public in the continental u.s. remains the same. if you're pregnant and you're

if apache goes down that everybody between apache ant continental -- and continental has gone down as that is assigned you have change the profile of the energy sector from a credit perspective. usrlet: they were telling how the credit market is out for blood. it seems to want a bankruptcy. in terms of sentiment, to give a sense that things have cleared. alix: that would be the bottom. what is the repercussion of this $200 billion moving at a high-yield? are we went to look at mna? what is your prediction? see fore beginning to bankruptcies. saying where is it, where is it. you are starting to see that they got. esau swift file at the end of last year. sandridge in the last two weeks. saying we are borrowing all our credit facility and exploring strategic options. we're going to court all the cash we can. it is assigned restructuring is not far away. they have plenty of liquidity they could have lived with for another year but they are doing it now. you may start to see other companies do the same thing. you have the borrowing base coming up in the spring. it could be that they saw th

.>> la falta de enfermedades indica que no se han encontrado casos originarios en el territorio continentaln. puertas:la posibilidad de que se vayan a presentar epidemias en este paÍs son casi nulas. reportera: la Última vez que esto pone de relieve su grado de preocupaciÓn. en washington, univisiÓn. ella: hoy nuestro universo social creen que las autoridades resonaron tarde francÉs emergencia, estas son algunas de sus respuestas, vamos a comenzar el twitter donde lucÍa nos escribiÓ eso que reciÉn comencé los que la estÁn tratando de combatir esta enfermedad a tiempo, en instagram nos dice que los mismos gobiernos estÁn enfermando a la poblaciÓn. muchos inmigrantes estÁn todos por las que sea rezando agentes de inmigraciÓn, la mayorÍa de los hispanos no saben quÉ hacer para evitar ser detenidos, pero como nos cuenta lster no todos han podido evitar el arresto. lester: cuando me asomÉ por la puerta era nada mÁs adecuado, ninguno mÁs juan, no utilizamos para proteger su identidad dice que los agentes de migraciÓn llegaron con autos que comenzaron a golpear su puerta de una forma muy agresiva.

strong winds on the continental divide. 5 '2inchs of snow for summit county over the winter park area. for the flat tops 5,-10, and in and around the valleys, 3-6 inches of snow. much lower amounts for the lower terrain as you get down on the valley floor there. wind, another big issue for us today, and 35-mile an hour gusts are possible, in town, west, very strong winds anticipated during the day, and we could have occasional gusts close to 70 miles an hour that will push the temperatures into the upper 50s near 60 degrees again today. we will have the strong winds to contend with, amelia. >>> presidents' day is popular day to get up and hit the slopes. woe can expect dry winds and lighter volume a nice blake from the -- break from the wrapup of last week. a nice 10 minute stretch here with averages around 65 miles an hour. in the city, no major crashes to report. the areas in yellow, that's the another report on the i-75 closure. there were falling rocks, and as for the role your, east and -- and as for your role east and westbound impacting traffic. >>> a jeep ran this red light an

crews got called out to a fire at a house on victoria drive near continental street around 4:30 this morning. dispatch tells us two people have been hurt in the fire. paramedics took them to the hospital. we are working to find out how they are doing. two animals were also hurt. we will have updates all morning long on air, and on wavy dot com. our other top story this morning is cold weather. the super doppler 10 weather team has been warning us about this all week. so even though the snow isn't falling -- the winter weather is definitely not over. meteorologist deitra tate joins us now with more on these freezing temperatures. today: isolated flurries before 7am...otherwise, around 30. wind: nw 10-20mph. tonight: cold. lows in the cold with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 20s. wind: n 10-15mph. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually move into our area between now and sunday afternoon. then, it'll move ne as our next weather system approaches from the sw. plan on a very cold weekend with highs not getting above freezing the entire weekend for most areas. the wind will m

the snow will continue to pick up west of the continental divide, but all the travel advisories extend across the pacific northwest and northern rockies, the mountains, many favorite resorts pick 2-4enchs of snow-- 4 inches of snow, primarily aspen, vail, copper. there is another beyond that, unset frld the next 48 hours. hours. a bind of a wind shift tomorrow the wind shift in the afternoon will help the clear skies out by mid morning but even with sunshine, a chilly day. between now and 10:30, snow pushing south with the fast-moving system. it moves out by drive time tomorrow. another twafb between 5:30 and 7:30 in the morning, we have afternoon clearing, not a warm day at all. no travel advisories issued and less than an inch of accumulation for denver. lows in the single digits for the mountains tonight. teens front range and eastern plains, high temperatures tomorrow continue below average in southeastern colorado. the warmest area of our state with 40 possible, we will see warmer weather heading into the weekend but all that snow cover, friday. tonight, cloudy with light snow sho

continental is notifiying automakers, who will recall cars dating to 2006. already honda, fiat chrysler and mercedes have issued recalls. automakers will replace the computers at no cost to owners. the beer company is trying to help fix the water crisis in flint, michigan. anheuser-busch's georgia brewery sent over 51 thousand cans of bottled water to flint. once the water arrived - it was dropped off by a local distributor at a food bank. volunteers say the water will be sent directly to homes - where it's needed the most. anheuser-busch is a partner of the red cross - and helps in emergencies when needed. "anheuser busch just did their part-- as they do across the nation over the last 100 years they've done over 74 million ns of water to disasters, whether it's tornadoes or situations like this." the city's water source was switched to the flint river to save contaminated with lead. only two democratic presidential contenders remain in the race for the white house. hillary clinton and bernie sanders made back-to-back appeals to new hampshire voters in wedn

close to 60 at the top of the continental divide. it will be a windy day here across the front range. as the front comes through we get mountain snow. and then late this afternoon, really more this evening, if you showers in the northeast corner of the state. modest moisture, mainly from brush to the north and east, we're looking at less than a 10th of an inch of total moisture over the northeast. for us, it is windy and warm . >> windy -- we've had a lot of those days, haven't we? >> you are waking up to a bonus day. it sleep day. >> companies are finding all kinds of ways to capitalize on this. something that might make you scratch your head because it leaves out the main product to see their . >> pretty much. >>> it's 542 -- 5:42 right now. vice president joe biden took his appearance at the oscars as a chance to call for change. he wants support for campus sexual assault section -- victims. >> we must and can change the culture so that no abused woman or man like the survivors you will see tonight ever feel they have to ask thems

is an amazing. >> of the dollar bill with time they were continental bills. it is absolutely difficult to undo those in you could crush a walnut. >> ladies and gentleman your attention the radio control room of though hotel yorker. >> a living link to of the past then the worker was once the largest hotel in new york today it holds the secrets of the big apple past one person is and covering it in detail one artifact that time. 4,000 rollicks you a kid >> the vast majority. >> the longest serving employee ticket estimated 20 years researching the yorker >> i wanted to show things and even the kids would enjoy like milking the cow in the lobby from the wisconsin dairy queen or giving room service. in the fifties and forties it was a new home for glamour. >> tesla some credit with inventing the radio was eating yorker ted years and was there in 1943. >> also mahomet all the a featured guest has a river dedicated to him but this tunnel connects the hotel to as far as the empire state building. >> why does it exist anymore? about paying a fair and the security is

continental is planning to notify automakers, o will recall cars ding to 2006. honda, fiat, chrysler and mercrces have already issued recalls to replace the airbag computers. more americans applied for unemployment benefits last week than did the week before" but the number is still near historically low levels. the labor department says the number of applications thousand last week, eight thousand more than the week before. the weekly number of pepele seeking unemployment benefits has stayed below 300-thousand for the past 11 months. that suggests employers are keeping workers and looking to hire. the commerceceepartment says u-s factory orders dropped two point nine percent in december. that's the fourth decline in the past five months. orders for commercial aircraft saw an especially largrgdrop in december. last year, demand for american manufactured goods fell for the first time in six years. the cy of toledo has been struggling to bring in businesses to fill downtown storefronts for years. now, it's considering a new option for filling those empty spaces, a

para el control de enfermedades fica que no se han encontrado casos originados en el territorio continental la posibilidad de que se vayan a presentar epidemias son casi nulas. recordad: la Última vez que la regiÓn de la salud emitió un alerta mundial como Ésta fue durante la epidemia de le volÉ en África que matÓ a mÁs de 11.000 personas, esto pone de relieve su grado de preocupaciÓn, en washington. marÍa elena: cinco compaÑeros de trabajÓ mexicanos batieron el mismo destino trÁgico y morir las vÍctimas trabajaban no resonante cuyo propietario. autoridades investigan si la colilla de cigarrillo encendido habrÍa causado esa desgracia, juan carlos que en el informe. juan carlos: aunque lester de la cacerÍa perfecto estado, el humo salÍa por los escapes del techo y denunciaba el infierno que si bien esta residencia volviÓ al noroeste de detroit en michigan. segÚn los bomberos que tener una emergencia con el incendio habÍa mejorado algunos cigarrillos que al parecer le prendieron fuego muy rÁpidamente nadie saliÓ de la casa las llamas se habrÍan propagando tan velozmente que no dieran tiempo e

heritage's kylie andrews breaks a continental league record. beats the closest competition by 8 seconds. >>> this week's top is greeley west. conner thompson's buzzer beater at the end of the third is good for 70 feet. approved 15 and 4 with a win over rocky mountain. >> we ranked them, now it is your turn, go to 9news.com/hss to vote for your favorite play. >>> it is no surprise to hear chauncey billips jersey is hanging in an arena in a city that begins with "de." >> welcome back, the piston won. chauncey. jersey number 1 during the game last night with the nuggets, he led the pistons to the 2004 nba championship. >> ever since i started playing basketball, back in my neighborhood in park hill, years at george washington high school, years at university of colorado, all i ever wanted to be was a champion. that is it. that is all i wanted to be, not an mvp, not an all star, i wanted to be a champion. before i go, i know i played on a lot of teams, for a lot of organizations, i have been all over, i, chauncey billips, make no doubt about it, wi

what the guidance was provided to devastated communities in the continental u.s. regarding zika? we been working closely with the clinical community including obstetricians. we have developed joint guidance. we accused the obstetrician's website. in fact, has destroyed our guidance water that we been able to to the city 5000 obstetricians in america. we've held calls and sessions for questions and answers. we are very keen to be letting women know before they travel. signage and the outreach is through both direct health clinician channels answer consumer groups as well. i did a scary mommy blog and we've been working on a soldier me as well as professional groups so that women know and their families know what to expect. we know that when the most trusted source is their own doctor and so we want your own doctor to know the answer to the question. with the breaking cinema like this information is updated frequently. it's not jus just a one time guidance but ongoing updates. >> is that a similar effort with i guess family physicians or groups? i'm thinking of countries as i was t

the warmest areas in the foothills there will be know along the continental divide all day. it will blow over, and at times, it's so warm, it's not going to stick much. 40s to upper 50s for the foothills. low 60s for denver. tonight 25 for northern colorado, out to the plains, and the snow will continue today throughout the day, and in the mountains, especially on the west, northwest facing slopes, and generally from the aspen area to the north. it will fizzle out later tonight. 30s and 40s for the mountains and north and western colorado. we will pick up the 50s to the south with the 50s and 60s here. a lot of us hovering really close to 60 degrees today, and a windy conditions, the farther west you go, the stronger the winds will be. breezy tonight near freezing for the overnight low. boost into the low 60s tomorrow, into the 70s, i think for wednesday, and we will stay warm and dry through the week, and a reminder, we have more snow coming up on thursday. there's mountain snow there. as promised. we will give you detailed travel times all morning long. the latest drive ti

continental automotive systems says get into its air bag control computers... which could prevent the air bags from inflating in a continental says it's recalling five million vehicles... including those made by honda and fiat chrysler. the labor department says more americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week. but the level is still relatively low -- a sign that companies are hanging onto workers. we'll get a much better idea of the job market tomorrow when the government releases its january jobs report. all day breakfast at mcdonalds could be eating into dunkin donuts' bottom line. the chain reported a surprising drop in sales in the past quarter amid more competition. also lost customers when franchises raised prices to offset rising minimum wages. and for anyone who's lactose intolerant or vegan... life is about to get a bit better... at least... a bit more tasty! ben and jerry's is churning out a line of non dairy and vegan products... made with almond milk and certified vegan. flavors include chunky monkey and chocolate fudge brownie. and tha

continental u.s., 50 states, not yet. >> now the next thing, and i just became more concerned as i heard dr. armstrong reveal the issue with pregnant women and we think there's a link, a pretty good link to some birth defects. and this is a transportation oversight committee along with other things, but these people are coming in mostly from latin and south america, by air. are there warnings now to people coming in -- is everyone getting a warning who comes in, particularly women i'd be concerned. when i read all the testimony, seems like the women are the most at risk, we don't know. but are they getting a warning. >> we've been working very closely with the air travel industry and other travel partners, so there's signage -- >> again, i think that, again, it would be good to send out something that -- and the airlines that cooperate -- they always cooperate. we've had bird flu, we've had other -- ebola -- others. but i think we need to get a warning in. it's not that many coming in. we know where they're coming in from. but the infected areas, that there be some kibnd of warning o the

so by late in the afternoon, here we are at 5:00, perhaps rain, blowing over the continental divide and the snow being heaviest in the mountains. 60s in the foothills, 60s and 70s. i believe we'll make a record high temperature here today in the strong winds that will continue to build through the day with the strongest winds in my opinion from the i-25 corridor to the east late this afternoon through early tomorrow morning. so it is just going to build as the day goes on. the afternoon, lasting until about midnight tonight. 40s, 50s in the mountains and west, 60s, 70s and 80s in eastern colorado. extreme winds especially through the afternoon and evening tonight. with strong wind gusts. a few gusts at or higher than 60 miles per hour in the metro area. in the foothills 100 miles per hour gusts absolutely possible. extremely windy tomorrow morning, decreasing tomorrow afternoon. a little breeze out of the turn cooler. we have a chance for a couple of inches of snow coming up morning. we have just something for everyone today don't we? >> we do. >>> sky 9 is taking an aerial view of the

estados unidos firmÓ varios acuerdos para resolver aquellas problemÁticas que afectan a las zonas del continentedwin: recordÉ en la reuniÓn entre - entre el vicepresidente y los presidentes de honduras, guatemala, el salvador, se hablÓ de inmigración. >> los esfuerzos que hace el gobierno estadounidense en reforzar sus leyes migratorias porque no tienen pedido de asilo van a ser retornados a sus paÍses pero tenemos que asegurar que estÁn siendo reintegrados de una forma voluntaria. edwin: el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales presentÓ una solicitud para lograr un amparo para los guatemaltecos pero la respuesta no fue muy alentadora. presidente morales: la respuesta fue que la situaciÓn electoral complicado tanto las cosas, sin embargo, creemos otros y nuestro deber es pedirlo y ajustarnos a las condiciones legales. >> >> estados unidos seguirÁ aportando fondos a la regiÓn. ante los esÁndalos de corrupciÓn en el dinero serÁ aportado raÚl: la casa blanca dio a conocer que los prÓximos meses la regiÓn norte de centroamÉrica ramÓn: 11 de la noche con nueve minutos y 38 segundos enseguida mÉxico i

when i got to the house there were soldiers in their continental uniforms with their baskets out eventhe time they would be firing up the british well george washington was inside coming up with strategies to win the revolutionary war. george washington and lived at this house ted days in september 7080. >> close to new york city where there british were. and the bridge that the hold is attached to is that they crossed over to save the army from the british invasion. >> image a bit out of stone and 12 rooms i thought this must be the kitchen. >> it is actually a parlor a with boiled water to stay warm. and then in the parlor room. if we take a bath a mood to talk business with the "journal" -- with the general. [laughter] [inaudible] he was 6-foot 3 inches but even i had to ben dover. it is a very low ceiling. that is amazing. with the dollar bills with his picture on it it was a good time. that was difficult to do. >> i could imagine you could crush old law let -- walnut seven ecclesia gentleman this is the radio control room. ♪ a little league to the past the the yorker that was onc

warning his continental counterparts that it brings it would hurt them, to be -- that a brexit would hurt them, too. you are welcome this monday morning. i am manus cranny. this is "countdown." let's get to one of the biggest market moves since 2005. the onshore yuan has moved significantly. ,e are on holiday for the week the chinese. they came back and looked at dollar weakness and they adjusted the yuan appropriately. by thejusted the yuan most since 2005. this is the hong kong valuation. let me show you the actual onshore yuan. you have this quite dramatic move in terms of the onshore yuan. they moved in terms of adjusting the valuation back. this is about combining the information over the weekend, imports declining for the 15th month. the head of the pboc absent from comment for many weeks, dismissing the need to tighten, saying there is no incentive to depreciate the yuan. that is what this move has done. let's show you markets in terms of what they are doing. all predicated on the view that you may well see the japanese do more. mario draghi speaking today. it is the first bac

the continental u.s., 50 states not yet. >> the next thing and i just became more concerned as i heard. armstrong revealed the issue with pregnant women. we think there's a link, pretty good link to some birth defects. and this is a transportation oversight subcommittee along with other things, but these people are coming in mostly from latin and south america by air. are their warnings now to people coming in, is anyone getting a warning who comes in, particularly women -- when i read all this testimony last night, it seems like the women are the most at risk. we don't know. at the getting a warning? >> we have been working very closely with air travel industry and other travel partners. so there is signage in -- >> i think i begin it would be good to send out something, and the airlines cooperator they always cooperate. we've had bird flu. we've had other, ebola, others. but i think we need to get a warning. that's not that many come in. we know where they're coming in from, but the affected areas, that there be some warning to the passengers. we do know, i'm not technically qualifie

what the guidance was provided to devastated communities in the continental u.s. regarding zika? >> we been working closely with the clinical community including obstetricians. we have developed joint guidance. we accused the obstetrician's website. in fact, has destroyed our guidance water that we been able to to the city 5000 obstetricians in america. we've held calls and sessions for questions and answers. we are very keen to be letting women know before they travel. signage and the outreach is through both direct health clinician channels answer consumer groups as well. i did a scary mommy blog and we've been working on a soldier me as well as professional groups so that women know and their families know what to expect. we know that when the most trusted source is their own doctor and so we want your own doctor to know the answer to the question. with the breaking cinema like this information is updated frequently. it's not jus just a one time guidance but ongoing updates. >> is that a similar effort with i guess family physicians or groups? i'm thinking of countries as i wa

. >> tim: without a doubt our continental tire play of the game driven by continental tire and yeah, this was really deep. this was almost taken from manley field house. i think in that direction. wow. >> mike: we talked about how solid he has been all year long for this to come by in this conference, a power conference like the acc on the road. >> mike: i have to go with bibbs, just because he has the size to get in the lane and get a shot. >> tim: ability to drive in. one of those guards. robinson, back in with bibbs. and allen. blackshear has been helpful. cooney challenges, here is bibbs, right on cue, it won't go, gbinije has a shot at it. he gives it to richardson! we're going to overtime. >> mike: the guy we thought would take the shot did and almost got an offensive rebound but a really good shot with only 2.5 seconds >> mike: in today's college basketball when a player like bibbs and there you see at the end, it was almost there for richardson, most of the time, a guard goes on straight line, he is at least going to get to the foul line, syracuse did a shutting bibbs down. >

and on each side of the continental divide. if you're going to be heading over to ski, get ready for a little bit of wind. 18 miles an hour in black hawk. temperatures really not too bad. rest of us in metro denver in the 30s. our weather watcher, robert peck, up there in northwest nevada. 38 degrees this morning. across the state, we are in the teens and the 20s of pie. -- up high. 37 in colorado springs. 41. 46 in the mark. 25 in greeley. we will get a little bit closer to denver and you can pick out your neighborhood from the foothills to the eastside where we are largely in the 30s to low 40s. a pocket in the foothills on little bit of down soaking when to keep you a little warmer. across the state, the radar is pretty quiet this morning but let's turn on the cloud layer just to the northwest. you can see a big batch of clouds and even some snow between salt lake city and jackson wyoming. that is a weather disturbance going to grace colorado -- grades -- across colorado. who has the best chance to see that and we will see a

at the end of the book when the officer corps of the continental army hadn't been paid into there was a suggestion that there would be a coup of the officers it was a sad moment washington saved the day with one of his famous speeches he probably heard in school i've got an older serving my country and they've grown blind and he fiddled with his glasses and the soldier said whatever, we will do it. [laughter] but hamilton tried to use this potential to gain more power for the confederation government and washington wrote some strong letters to hamilton in the mid- 1780s and the one line i do remember is like an older very successful military officer talking to a young little headstrong guy adhesive remember the army is it interesting to play with and this is out of bounds and several other times hamilton's impetuosity became a problem. i believe that in the later years when hamilton fought there was a rising of people in western pennsylvania he manipulated washington into coming out of retirement and taking command briefly so frankly i see the relation of peace to men as tension fille

it makes him look continental. yeah, he does looklike about the sizeof australia. what happened to your suit? we took it intoyour cleaning store, and it came backlike this! oh, tom! i'm sorry about this stain. we'll send these trousers back, and george will clean them again. i'm afraid this stain is permanent. even the bestcan't get outevery gravy stain. this stain is not gravy. it's chocolate. how do you know? i didn't want to come here making reckless accusations! there was no stain when we brought them in. it must've happened at your cleaners. unless the customer left a chocolate barin the pockets. i did not! it's my policyto pay for everything. what do i owe? $400. that's a lotfor a suit-- but this couldcover yankeestadium's infield. anyway, we payfor everything, even if it isyour fault. there was no chocolate bar in this pocket. there's a principle involved here. the truth is your store's at fault. george offered to pay. let's leave it at that, ok? i'm sorry, i can't. not until george admits it's his mistake. next time, take themwhere they handlebig jobs like

. >> tim: without a doubt our continental tire play of the game driven by continental tire and yeah, this was really deep. this was almost taken from manley field house. i think in that direction. wow. >> mike: we talked about how solid he has been all year long for this team. >> tim: wins are difficult to come by in this conference, a power conference like the acc on the road. >> mike: i have to go with bibbs, just because he has the size to get in the lane and get a shot. >> tim: ability to drive in. one of those guards. robinson, back in with bibbs. and allen. blackshear has been helpful. cooney challenges, here is bibbs, right on cue, it won't go, gbinije has a shot at it. he gives it to richardson! we're going to overtime. >> mike: the guy we thought would take the shot did and almost got an offensive rebound but a really good shot with only 2.5 seconds to go, tim. >> mike: in today's college basketball when a player like bibbs and there you see at the end, it was almost there for richardson, most of the time, a guard goes on straight line, he is at least going to get to the fou

la oms estima que en el aÑo podrÍa registrarse hasta 4 millones de casos en todo el continente americanoo contacto con personas infectadas que se abstengan de donar sangre por 28 dÍas. hay temor entre los inmigrantes a la florida por proyecto de ley que se discute en la legislatura del estado. la agencia antidrogas de estados unidos descubre una alianza entre narcotraficantes colombianos y una peligrosa organizaciÓn terrorista de oriente medio. enseguida regresamos. ley anti-inmigrante esta generando reacciones y un proyecto de ley estÁ generando mucho temor entre los residentes de la florida. lourdes del rÍo estÁ y hablÓ con luordes: el proyecto de ley en contra de la florida, penaliza a ciudades condados y agencias de policÍas cuyos agentes no cooperen en materia de inmigraciÓn. desde que se enterÓ >> no traemos ninguna identificaciÓn de aquÍ, ese es el temor de salir a la calle. >> es una ley que hace que la policÍa actÚe como agente de inmigraciÓn pero no sólo la policÍa, los profesores, los bomberos, agentes que sean servidores pÚblicos y eso es gravÍsimo. reportera: hemos tratado d

tom frieden/cdc director, "the bottom-line for the public in the continental us remains the same. if you are pregnant and thinking of travelling to a place with zika spreading.. don't." )) ((denise valdez)) the virus has of cases of a serious birth defect called microcephaly which causes babies to be born with small heads. the world health organization has declared a global health emergency . ((paul joncich)) > it's expected to be another night of storms for people living on the east coast... in fact... millions of people are in the storm's path. this comes a day after destructive tornadoes swept across the south... flattening homes and knocking out power to tens of thousands of people. the same storm system fueling tornadoes in the south is creating blizzard- like conditions across the central plains. so far there have been no reports of deaths related to the storms./// ((paul joncich)) > check out this driver who quickly found himself surrounded by rising floodwaters in tennessee. crews were able to rescue the driver and bring him to safety. a flood warning remains in effect for

crews got called out to a fire at a house on victoria drive near continental street around 4:30 this morning. dispatch tells us two people have been hurt in the fire. paramedics took them to the hospital. we are working to find out how they are doing. two animals were also hurt. we will have updates all morning long on air, and on wavy dot com. our other top story this morning is cold weather. the super doppler 10 weather team has been warning us about this all week. so even though the snow isn't falling -- the winter weather is meteorologist deitra tate these freezing today: isolated flurries before 7am...otherwise, clouds and sun with highs around 30. wind: nw 10-20mph. tonight: cold. lows in the teens... wind chill values in the single digits. wind: nw 10-15mph. sunday: very cold with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 20s. wind: n between now and sunday afternoon. then, it'll move ne as our next weather system approaches from the sw. plan on a very cold weekend with highs not getting above freezing the entire weekend for most areas. the wind will make it feel even colder. so, st

that is the high wind warning that stays in effect until midnight tonight and then west of the continental divide we have a winter weather advisory where there is still some snow showers going on. there are snow showers hiding down below the mountain peaks. coming out of the mountains after skiing over the weekend. we have a few brain towers and here on the eastern plains a lot of this is not reaching the ground. the win today, a warm wind. we have '50s, '60s, and '70s again for highs over the eastern plains. a very high weather pattern continues. thirteen above or we should be, peaks. up and down the front range, a lot of 50s and parker and castle rock. you climb in elevations and temperatures article off into the 30s. again 24 hour temperature comparison where seven -- ten and sometimes 11 degrees warmer outside right now than we were at this time yesterday. the hut left out and we don't have as much wind to contend with in a good deal of sometime. it looks like a fabulous tuesday is a lot of people get back to work after the holiday weekend. those tonight, called teens and 20s in the mo

continental telegraph up three points... to 25 cents. cintram corporation, down 14. it still works. when you've finished your nap, look through that catalogue. we're trying to pick out a new crib. we're going with that one. you're going with"the snooze-a-lot"? what's wrong with this"inky-binky-beddy-bye"? i don't know... that one scares me a little. it looks like a bear to put together. more food for mom? i know. it's getting ridiculous. this is the fourth meal she's eaten in two hours. be a little understanding, mal. the doctor wants her off her feet, and she's channeling all her energies into eating. is scott here yet? no. we saidwe'd call you. [bell tinkles] coming! that's mom again. she's getting a little demanding. hurry and take that. you don't wantto miss scott. he's your goofy friend, not mine. he wasn't goofy,mallory. he just had glasses,and braces, and big ears. what's all this? it's equipmentfrom the sportsscott and i played. i'll let him pick. scott's here for a college interview. there's no time for the decathlon. i know he'llwant to play. we were the first two kidsouts

right up the continental divide, at the pass, upwards of 60 to 62 miles an hour today. we will be in the 40s and 50s with the extremely windy conditions in the foothills, and coming up, more mountain snow on the way, and unfortunately a lot more wind on the way for us. >> it's going to be part of our week. >> it sure is. >> marty, thank you. >>> this morning, folks in boulder are dealing with a soggy mess a broken water main soaking a dozen homes, and it sent water gushing down the street on no norwood and oak avenues. >> we got up to get the shovels, and we were literally digging channels to try to deflect water away from the corner of the house where it was filling up. >> cleanup crews used dumps to drain basements last night. the city sent out a release to do the repairs, but now we know the repairs have been finished. >>> a second arizona hospital is offering free hiv and hepatitis testing because of a connection to rocky alan. alan is accused of switching out syringes in englewood. he has left colorado. he worked at lincoln medical center in pheonix for 2 month bef

flurries on the continental divide, and nothing near anywhere where anyone lives. we are not looking at measurable snow today. we may just get calm of little divide. 30s and 40s in the foothills, and as i said, the wind slowing down to around 30-mile an hour gusts in the foothills this afternoon, and for us today, high clouds over the front range, and the mountains and adjacent places including the corridor up 26, sunny for much the napa valley20s and 30s with milder readings around here. focusing the wind right here, and that's in the front range foothill areas. partly sunny today. 48 for the high tonight, and into the 20s and then we will clear things out. two days in the 60s, and a weak cold front through friday, and it could still hold us 10 degrees above average. amelia, i have to believe that folks are having a hard time of getting up and going after a late night last night. >> you are probably correct, marty. >>> we have lighter traffic than normal. i-25 and i-26, up to the north, typical slowdowns buildings especially on 25 up to u.s. 26. backups in the rec

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i think the chances are minimal as you go east of the continental divide. we've got a cold front west. we'll get a surge of milder air overnight tonight. temperatures may warm a little it's only briefly because we go right back to the cold air. so the front itself will be the focus for most of the heavier showers and storms. once it marches east ward, we'll see our temperatures drop in to the 30s tomorrow night. right now sunshine but cold. 6 o'clock tonight, notice by midnight, heavier showers developing. we'll start to see those thunderstorms line up here. this is 6 o'clock in the morning. pockets of strong thunderstorms. 9 o'clock in the morning. a lot of showers and storms are out of here by late afternoon by evening. we're left with the clouds initially and then we'll clear out tomorrow night in to thursday. rainfall amounts could see an inch and a half to an inch. get over three inches of rain fall before it's said and done. a lot. 40s and 50s tonight. very mild with showers around. temperatures will warm in the 60s tomorrow. it may feel warmer, certa

presentador: revelan la propagaciÓn del virus del zica en el continente americano.antienen los 39 y 40 entre sistema rÁpido en zonas del norte la maÑana comienza alejarse y va hacia el norte, estarÍa trayendo posibilidades de un 20% de lluvia. todo listo o fin de semana veamos la condiciÓn para ser agradables si lo parcialmente nublado nos espera lluvia, cercana a los 65 renombrados se quedan hasta el jueves, sÁbado y domingo insisto temperaturas a los 65 mÁxima despejado por completo, buenas condiciones para el super tazÓn que gane el mejor, esos importante fenÓmeno del niÑo nos ha dejado esta pequeÑa pausa lluvias aquÍ california seguimos con mÁs detalle. nos vemos. ¿te conté cuando vi el desove hablde las tortugas?as, el esfuerzo que hacen luchando contra todo, nadando en el océano por días, esquivando las águilas, si estás ahí no puedes evitar emocionarte. es una escena muy conmovedora mientras cae el sol en el mar, una maravilla. si todos se duermen con tus historias, prueba algo nuevo. maneja la nueva rav4 hybrid con 34 mpg en la ciudad, encontraras más histor

there are 91 detainees still cleared for transfers to other countries, 56 would be moved to the continental u-s... including accused 9-11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. the white house says moving the prisoners to america will save as much as 85-million dollars per year.... but it will take a one-time cost of as much as 475-million to implement the plan. which means getting an approval from congress.somet hing that appears unlikely. the white house is urging congress to act before president obama leaves office. and demonstrations outside apple stores were staged at 30 locations across the u-s yesterday. protesters...opposing a federal judge's order for apple to help the f-b-i break into the i-phone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. apple says, it would be required to create new software that could put all customer security at risk. protesters are showing solidarity for apple's fight, saying the order would apple's appeal to the order is due by friday. coming up next on channel 2 news this morning... do you check the expiration date on choclate bars...mars chocolate company says you

the first organized delivery was letters and it was established by the second continental congress in 1775. >> if your mail person hasn't coming maybe you can go outside and write them a note, leave them cookies. >> thank you to them. >> let's take a look outside. big difference. 51 for a high. a lot of us in the 40's throughout much of the afternoon. tonight it will be cold, back down to the 20's. the kids will be waiting at the and gloves too. 44 for a high on friday. saturday a bit milder, sunny into sunday. back up to 50 degrees. we have changes taking place. a chance for rain, snow, monday, tuesday and high temperatures on wednesday and into the latter part of next week. 32 struggling up to make it to a high. next week, 50's and sunshine. >> we'll be back before that, 17 and below. >> we'll talk about that next >> we'll see you back at 5:00. >> announcer: got the whole team stopping by for the big game? then pay attention because we're bringing you the ultimate crowd-pleasing football feast. one, two, three, four, i declare a wing war. two viewers go head-to-head in a blind taste