debby: you know he was my godfather.n way debby: remember all those beautiful songs from stage and screen? here is a show tune that became a number one hit from my wonderful mother-in-law rosemary clooney. >> ♪ hey there you with the stars in your eyes ♪ >> ♪ where do i begin to tell the story of how great a love can be ♪ >> ♪ jean, jean roses are red ♪ >> ♪ what's it all about alfie ♪ is it just for the moment we live ♪ >> ♪ to dream the impossible dream to fight the unbeatable foe ♪ peter: that is such a pretty melody. i love relaxing to music like that and sharing it with friends. debby: i think that is what makes the music of your life collection so special. it is filled with beautiful ballads and instrumentals. >> ♪ there's a ship lies rigged and ready in the harbor tomorrow for old england she sails ♪ >> ♪ so i send sing you to sleep after the loving with a song i just wrote yesterday ♪ >> ♪ you light up my life you give me hope ♪ >> ♪ i'm sorry for all the lies i told you i'm sorry for the things i didn't say ♪ de

hi, debbie. we have been run music most of our lives, right? debbie: we have.s. join hosts peter marshall and debbie boone as they introduce the most romantic collection ever. peter: you know, back in the 1950's, there were so many wonderful young singers i loved to listen to, including one very special guy. debby boone: yes, and he happens to be a pretty great dad. >> ♪ on a day like today we pass the time away writing love letters in the sand ♪ peter: and debby, we will always love hearing legendary artists like johnny mathis. >> ♪ it is not for me to say you love me ♪ peter: nat king cole. >> ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have named you ♪ peter: and dean martin. >> ♪ return to me oh, my dear, i am so lonely ♪ debby: the 1950s introduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. peter: the legendary platters. >> ♪ they asked me how i knew my true love was true ♪ >> ♪ what a difference a day makes 24 little hours ♪ >> ♪ many a tear have to fall, but it is all in the game ♪ peter: i will never forget the first hit by connie francis. >> ♪ starry night who

debbie says the student was questioned and is now in juvenile detention. she says while students and staff were never in danger- she's grateful that mother came forward. debbie alberico//pio "we feel like we're prepared as you can be in a situation like that but we're very pleased that mom actually took acting and said something and other people said something" debbie says there conselors are on hand- in case students need them. no word yet on any charges. live in amelia, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. carried out a search warrant

>>reporter: and good morning, debbie. you can see we've got some serious issues here on the fdr drive. this is northbound right at 53rd street. this looks to me to be a simple accident, but as you can see they've got the entire roadway shut down. that's a tow truck trying to get up to the accident scene. that silver pickup truck and another dark vehicle there off on the right side of the roadway. like i said, this looked like a major accident, but all lanes are shut northbound. you've got big delays, standstill delays going back under the united nations. they begin all the way back down in the 20s. debbie. >>reporter: thanks a lot, john. we'll also tell but a problem as you head over to the bronx river parkway over in westchester county. bronx river parkway southbound right at the cross county an accident reported there. here's a look at the inbound side of the lincoln tunnel. starting to build here as you minutes in at the lincoln. holland 10 minutes as well. still moving okay at the george washington bridge. new jersey

debbie duhaime in today in the traffic center has a look. how's it going >>reporter: getting reports now, bill, delays on the path trains newark to world trade. also subways are running on or close to schedule. lirr, metro north, new jersey transit on or close. goethals bridge that overnight construction cleared. outer bridge moving smoothly. bridge through the construction zone there. throgs neck, whitestone and the rfk bridges all moving smoothly here at the upper east river crossings. at the hudson river crossings, george, lincoln and the holland still moving very well. heading over to the deegan north of the macombs dam bridge construction. and going back outside, again, we'll take a look at the goethals bridge. traffic moving again. no problems to report with that construction cleared. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, ken, lori. >> all right, debbie, thank you. >>> concerned parents and students in new york city public schools are set to release alarming new information today on what they say is a lack of school

there was others, too. she was a director at the comprehensive center in northern kentucky, where debbie was getting counselling. >> having an adult in her lives, kind of inspired them. having a mentor of some kind. this is possible. you don't have to live this way, all your life. >> and debbie eventually found her way out here in the cincinnati's museum. at 17, she joined the maintenance department, taking coo. she remembers her past. >> debbie is president of girls hope, cincinnati. >> i was prepared to take on this position. >> was there a better path? i sure was there was. i may have not been as passionate if i didn't realize the dream was so strong >> education is still what motivates her. >> through education, you could change everything. >> and you could tell more about boys hope, girls hope in cincinnati. it gives at risk kids. event it to engage everybody in the effort to engage everybody. a town hall meeting this evening, will bring people and meetings together. a look at the goal for the event >> hi. >> and the goal is to push the ball forward a little bit. channel 12 got into

debbie at the traffic center. very busy this morning. >> good morning, bill, still seeing delays on the subways downtown on the nq, and r. delays with switching problems on prince street. new jersey transit on or close. heavy transit to the george the upper level. look out for a disabled truck. the bqe eastbound, a disabled truck. look at the volume out toward rat of kennedy park and heavy traffic with the accident cleared. southern state heavy at eagle avenue with an accident cleared. let's go outside. i'll show you this. southern state westbound. bumper to bumper out toward eagle avenue. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you. ken? >> 6:09. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, water contaminated with lead in dozens schools in newark, what administrators are doing to keep students safe and hydrated. >> new information on an explosion that injured firefighters out west. abc7ny listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synt

debbie says the student was questioned and is now in juvenile detention. she says while students and staff were never in danger- she's grateful that mother came forward. debbie alberico//pio "we feel like we're prepared as you can be in a situation like that but we're very pleased that mom actually took acting and said something and other people said something" debbie says there conselors are on hand- in case students need them. no word yet on any charges. live in amelia, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. carried out a search warrant at the home of the accused madison school shooter, austin hancock. hancock.according to our partners at the journal news, the warrant, carried out yesterday, yielded a smartphone, ipad, macbook, three pocket knives, and a bb gun.four students were hurt in the february 29th shooting. hancock is being held in butler county juvenile detention on several charges including attempted murder. madison school district officials say that later this week... there will be two forums for students and parents. parents.the meetings are aimed at m

alternate side parking rules lori, ken. >>> thank you very much debby. a sign of the high tech times, hoboken testing a system called pay by plate with meters uses vehicle's license plate. drivers won't have to display a receipt, a parking app will be available for download on your smartphone. ahead drivers across the tri- state area are dealing with more winter weather on the second day of spring we have team coverage as the tomorrow rushes the coast. >>> donald trump set to make important speech to pro-israel groups, and should expect hundreds of protesters to meet him there. >>> two boys fall 3 stories into a gaping hole we'll tell you how they got out alive. >>> that and more when with us. finding colon cancer early gives me the best chance for treatment. we got screened because i know colon cancer doesn't always come with symptoms. i was worried about the cost but got screened when i learned there are options. my doctor helped me find the right test for me. we got screened when we turned 50 and we're so glad we did. if you're 50 or older talk with y

debbie would try to take care of the people around her, which is what i am doing. but she would also make sure the needs of the state were taken care of so that's the line that i am trying to straddle. >> just a couple of weeks after state senator debbie smith's death, she says she wants to continue smith's work, a woman she considered a mentor and friend. the statement wrote in part we have seen her work ethics, values and dedication to improving our community firsthand. we asked her to continue -- to consider running for the seat about. passions. i care very much about young people, i want to make sure that every kid has an opportunity to reach their potential, no matter what their particular background and i've been working on that for basically the entirety of my life so certainly there are some opportunities at the state and senate level to make some improvements that would help all kids. >> in september, smith announced -- excuse me she announced that she would not seek reelection for city council. her term ends in november. the final period for candidates fo

>> debbie: mm hmmm. >> ben: fetch.right, bring it back. >> debbie: he's playing fetch with my kids, treating my kids like they're dogs. >> alison: no, he's not. >> ben: go get it, fetch. >> debbie: who plays fetch with kids? >> alison: he's trying. he's making an effort. >> ben: all right, bring it back. >> debbie: he's overweight. where does that end? how old is he? >> alison: 23. >> debbie: looks 33. he can barely get in and out of that little house. imagine how much bigger he's going to get. that means he has bad genes. >> ben: oh! >> shad: that was a clip from knocked up. judd apatow was behind that film. he was also behind anchor man, freaks and geeks, bridesmaids, the list goes on and on. he's one of the defining voices in comedy in the last 15 years. what most people don't know about judd apatow is that he also interviews comics. he's been doing so since he was 15 years old. and he recently compiled those interviews into a book called, sick in the head. he dropped by studio q to talk about that book and the incr

debbie in for heather this morning, weather then debbie. >> we'll go up to john del good morning, john, what are you checking out for us? >> good morning to you, debbie, first of all, bill mentioned the rain showers moving through. you can see them in the live picture from news copter seven as you look south toward staten island. that is where some of the rain is falling down. it is not too heavy. it is light but a s rain fall. -- it is a steady rain fall. we had a disabled vehicle that blked the left lane. both of those problems have cleared up but you can see bumper to bumper traffic on the bqe. traffic begins behind the williamsport bridge. i'll go over to your maps and tell you about other problems. an accident at fletcher alley. everything moving fine with the subways actually. george, five, lincoln 15, holland 15, if you're headed to new jersey transit and it is but if the strike goes into effect sunday at 12:01. you will be cross honored. enhanced bus schedule will be available as well. >>> six:#25shgs new this morning, police want your help finding a funeral ral plow thief. som

debbie is in the traffic center what is going on out there? >> good morning to you, bill, good morning, everybody, subway running on or close to schedule. no problems to report. there still moving og okay with the path trains, earlier problems, journal square to 33rd cleared. ferries on the time. no problems with the beeline buses. let's go to the belt parkway into the mill basin bridge, a crash. a collision, going outside to the camera, here is a look at the l.i.e. westbound moving fine, getting right out to the queens out at lakeville road. alternate side parking rules are in effect. >>> 5:39. a headache for passengers at laguardia when a pothole creates a standstill. that's right, a pothole on the run way. >>> mysterious rashes popping governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of o

army veteran debbie moore was one of her best friends. >> lynn was very intelligent. she knew how to bring out the best in people. i just loved her. she was someone to be inspired by. she inspired people. >> reporter: so she had a big role in the military. >> very big role, yeah. >> reporter: she was in charge of the air defense artillery in saudi arabia. >> when they were in saudi and we had the patriot missiles, she would be the one that would make that decision on what was coming in, if it needed to be taken out of the sky. >> reporter: captain reister earned medals and promotions and the loyalty of the men and women under her command. that loyalty cut both ways, according to her assistant megan ayers. did she take good care of her soldiers? >> absolutely. she did welfare checks where you would, you know, she would visit with families. she would meet with the different wives and things like that. >> reporter: was she the perfect candidate for the army? >> she was, in my opinion. she didn't let stress get to her too much. i think that she was probably one of the bes

sparks city council woman, bid for senate to replace debbi smith. she announced in september that she would not seek re-election on the counsel u.s. she said smith was mentor and a friend and while it feels too soon after her death that she's been encouraged by smith's family to run. smith's daughter said we receive seen julia's work effort and values to improving your community. we asked her to consider running for the state senate because she feels deeply about the things my mom did. >> what would debbi do? that's take care of the people around her and make sure the needs of the state were taken care of. that's the line i'm trying to straddle. >> debbi smith's funeral was held on sunday. the state senate vacancies will will coincide with the 2016 general election. >> search and rescue crews have found the body of a woman that went missing from zephyr cove two weeks amiel go. carolyn bachelor's body was found in the area of inspiration point in emerald bay on saturday. her vehicle was located under nearly a foot of snow. they spent a week trying to

debbie, what is going on? >> over on 1 and 9 as we take a look nobody near communipaw, it is an accident being cleared. let's show you what else is happening. ingeorge 10, lincoln anland look fine. if the strike happens, you'll be honored by the buses and street ferry. >>> it is 5:55. new this morning, the victim of a bias attack on a new jersey their story. this facebook post which has been shared more than three-dozen times was written by one of the women and shows the details of the attack. the victim and two friends were jersey institute of technology to newark's penn station. all three are muslim women. the man started cursing and they spat at them. >> he spat on us. i was shocked that my body stopped working. i didn't have any rea. >> that is when the man started yelling obsenities at the women. he made his way to penn stas. that is where the officers met the women and pointed out the man that attacked them. he was arrested and charged with assault appeared bias intimidation. >>> girl scouts are using le

my debbie debbie emac family has been supportive. it has been nice to get back with my family and friends in the area. it has been unbelievable everywhere i go. everywhere show up, people treat me like a champ. it is >> did you expect to see this kind of judgment? >> i didn't know what to expect. >> that was former professional wrestler hulk hogan just now. they awarded him punitive damages moments ago. the $115 million on friday and then today they awarded him $50 million from gawker and $10 million from the ceo of gawker. $100,000 from aj daulerio. lots of money in this case. gawker said they are going to appeal that the right now hope is walking away a winner. we talked into a juror and she says they wanted to send a message to the entertainment websites. we're live in st. petersburg, jennifer titus. >>> a staple at mcdill air force base for two decades. bill nelson once hurricane hunters to stay there for years to come. atmospheric administration is being asked to move its employees and hurricane hunting places to a new location.

debbie liked the fact that he was an elvis fan. >> and i was, like, amazed. i was like, really? you're into elvis presley, too? i was kind of surprised by that, yeah. so, yeah. he was a lot of fun. yeah. >> reporter: roger admired lynn's devotion to her country and her strength. >> you have to be mentally strong. with the military, especially you have to be, you know, mentally strong. be able to go toe-to-toe with some of the men. >> reporter: lynn and roger had chosen a soldier's life, and that meant a marriage full of separations. roger even missed the birth of his son triston. >> it was unbelievable. as soon as i came back, i stepped off the bus and she held him and she said, this is your son. and that was a really -- it was really a great moment. it really was. and i just held her and held him at the same time. >> reporter: was he a good dad? >> he was. he would bring him up to visit. and, you know, they would play. and he seemed very happy being a dad. >> reporter: when triston was 4, the family was stationed at ft. bliss in el paso, texas. and it was lynn who got called aw

. >> reporter: it wasn't until her grandmother found debbie turner. with the cancer care and rep source center. that things started looking up. here's this nine-year-old girl that wants to go to school. she's bald. sometimes the way the kids act now, it could be difficult for her. >> reporter: something she experienced when she started getting sick. >> when i got bullied and i went to school again, i saw him and i was like just walked away. >> it was very painful to see her going through something like that. that's the last thing you want. >> reporter: debbie being a brain cancer survivor herself and losing her hair five times said she started the cancer care isn't center completely run by volunteers. like a new wig. >> i want to give up. i don't know how the kids do it. they fight hard though. >> reporter: after the two met, it wasn't long before turner connected her with wigs for kids. and being fitted for her new locks. >> i'm hoping it'll be curly and long like the way it was. >> reporter: the wig will be especially fit for her to last longer. she

debby doesn't wear makeup or do her hair. she works as a respiratory therapist and spends a lot of her days in scrubs. let's listen to her story. >> mom, i know you're busting. tell me why you're so excited. >> i'm very excited for denise because she is a mom of three makeover. >> and you say she's the best sister. >> yes, she is. the very best. >> super supportive. and fill in the blank. you are -- >> excited, elated. >> we can do whatever we want? >> yes, absolutely. >> oh, yes! >> again with her mom jeannette, who's holding her blindfold on. sister debby, daughter lacey and family friend brittney. okay, gang. please keep your blindfolds on for one second, okay? here is denise rebel before. keep your blindfolds on. let's see the new denise! come on out. >> oh, my gosh. are you guys ready? take off your blindfolds. take a look. >> oh, my gosh. >> how pretty is that? >> denise, you look smoking hot. are you ready? i think you are. spin right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow! >> you look beautiful. >> hot. does she not look hot? >

debbie. >>reporter: good morning, lori. thanks a lot. the a train still seeing delays with ongoing switching problems. new jersey transit, metro north, lirr on time. george 45, lincoln 45, holland 30. watch for delays 78 eastbound exit 18, a collision. alternate side in effect. back to you, lori >> all right, debbie, thank you. >>> your accuweather forecast with amy freeze >> right now it's cold, 35 degrees, lori, but temperatures will increase throughout the day. gusty winds are also with us, so a high of 54 will feel colder because of those winds. thursday 62, warmer inland. easter we'll see temperatures in the mid-50s. lori. >> all right, amy, thanks so much. >>> it's 8:29. that'll do >>> welcome back to "gma." we are live across the country with the latest on that breaking news this morning. there you see new images inside the airport in brussels when explosions set off by a suicide bomber. two explosions went off at 8 a.m. their time several hours ago. another explosion in the metro of brussels, belgium, as well. right now 26 are de

i want to thank senator debbie stevan now, my friend and colleague. -- debbie stab a now.sman john conyers, he has that red jacket on. you can see him. [applause] congresswoman brenda lawrence, thank you. [applause] my longtime friend, congresswoman eddie dingle. -- debbie dingell. ---- debbie dingell. and of course i want to recognize a legend, you may think i am talking about his storied career in the congress, of course i am. i want you to know that former congressman, john dingell is a social media sensation. [applause] he is the king of twitter. and i am so pleased he is here today. i want to thank former governor, jim blanchard and plan -- janet blanchard. [applause] we have some great union leaders here. the former president of the uaw, bob king. thank you for being here. the president of scei you, marge robinson. and al garrett, thank you all for being with me. [applause] i deliberately chose to come to detroit, and to come to this company to talk about jobs. because i want more people to see what is happening in southwest detroit and midtown, and eastern market. n

>> i like debbie. it is no secret the establishment supports hillary clinton. not debatable. and the establishment dominates the dnc. i think we could have done a lot better job in having debates, for example, that were timed to get maximum viewing, which was not the case. but we are where we are and we look to the future and we feel very good about the future. >> do you feel she's been fair to your campaign? >> we look to the future. i think we could have done better there could have been debates that were placed at times where the viewing audience could have been greater. do i think it was an accident? no, i don't think it was an accident. >> let's talk about climate change, big issue for you. you have spoken very much about that issue. of course, florida is one of the victims. >> that's right. >> let's talk specifically miami flooding and high rise. the mayor of miami beach is a big supporter of hillary clinton. you have been so vocal about that. do you think that's almost like a slap in the face? >> look, we are -- in every state that i've been, we won new hampshire by 22

hi, debbie. hi! debbie chitty is from whittier, california. a public-health nurse, right? i am. yes, i love being a public-health nurse. and you're married. i am, to a great guy, dave, for over 26 years. now, you spend time in nursing homes? i like to sing, actually, in nursing homes for the folks there. they love to sing hymns and love to lead them in that. yeah, well, that's a good work you do. thank you. nice to have you with us. hi, joanna. hello. joanna finl came all the way from lawrenceville, georgia, to be here. yes, sir. now, you work at your family's restaurant? you manage it? i do. yes. we have two locations. it's new york-style pizzerias. mm-hmm. and it's nice. i met my husband there, and i love working with my family. that's a great thing. you're married, you said. yes, a little over six years. yeah, okay. and did you bring any pizza? [ laughs ] no, i didn't.

debbie realized early on education was key to success. today, she spreads that message in her position as president of *boys hope girls hope cincinnati.*it's an organization that takes educational guardianship of at-risk kids. 3 "without education you feel education you can't change your life. but with education, it can change everything." watch the full story on debbie bowman's life tonight at six o'clock on local 12. then, at ten and eleven see more on *boys hope girls hope.* john...back to you. 3 brad johansen hall. angenette levy is anchoring our social media coverage. if you'd like to attend in person.. you can r-s-v-p by emailing webmaster 3 the sounds of people partying and opening beers on the beach are now silenced in gulf shores alabama. the city enacted an emergency order banning alcohol on beaches through april 17 after more than 600 hundred arrests were made since early march.gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word spread on social media that nearby panama city, florida, banned alcohol from its beach

democratic national convention chairwoman congressman debbie wasserman schultz here in the studio. alan gross, former u.s. government subcontract your and execute a prisoner. you don't want to miss this interview is a must to stay with us to the top story of the morning. donald trump headed to washington to meet with nearly two dozen top republican leaders and fun registers in an effort to improve relationships with the establishment of comedian is more than 100 delegates are up for grabs in both the arizona primary and utah tomorrow. joining us now is the "washington times" reporter, kelley rebelled. did he see you. thanks for joining us. >> how important are arizona and utah and who has the most to gain here? let's talk about tomorrow's big contest. >> i think your dad cruise with the most to gain in the most to lose here. the willingness to pull off a big dreamy time it to get about the 50% threshold so he gets all the delegates. you could see john kasich been a spoiler. ted cruz is betting his money and utah. you also saw him change his schedule yesterday and take a surprise tr

, when there's no way out other than somebody caring about you. >> you can watch the full story on debby boman's life tonight. at 10:00 and 11:00 see more on boys hope, girls hope. if you would like to attend in person, you can rsvp by e-mailing webb master local12.com. >> a benefit this past weekend raised thousands of dollars that process. the rabbit hash bash raised $11,000 to be exact. a fire destroyed the beloved store last month. crews are using digital technology to rebuild the store. >> chilly, but clouds will disaster this afternoon. >> we'll have a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. in the last 30 minutes, cumulus clouds have started to bubble up and they will continue to drift from northwest to southeast through the tri-state for the next few hours. temperatures will max out in the upper 40s and for some the lower 50 50s. down to 44 at 10:00, 42 by midnight. despite clouds bubbling up, we have no rain to track on precision doppler 12 hd right now. dry this afternoon, dry this evening and dry tomorrow. temperatures range from 39 wilmington and 45 at the international airport

they say thanks to students and parents- who saw the post- they were able to make a quick 41-53 debbie alberico//school piodet. ken mullis//union twsp pd: "4:55 situations like this we want to take serious immediately" union township police detective- ken mullis- says clermont county distpatch received *several* calls from parents- late last night- after they saw a picture of an amelia middle school sixth grader- holding a gun- threatening to do harm- today- at the school. ken: "6:56 we were able to jump on it right away" detective mullis tells the now cincinnati- both union township police and the clermont county sheriff's office acted quickly- and made the arrest. mullis says the threat was found in a facebook message- geared towards another student. the weapon in the picture- he says- turned out be an airsoft gun- with the orange tip painted black- making it look real. debbie alberico//school pio: "52:54 we're very pleased that the clermont county sheriffs department was able to pick up on that along with the union township police and find out who the perpetrator was" school public

to change a life, to change a family, to change a generation, is kind of the foundation. charge, debbie bowman. >> these kids, i can feel their energy when it is negative, i felt it. >> reporter: both of them want to go to saint xavier high school and that's possible because of boys hope because they take educational guardianship of the kids. >> we are strict and tough, and you have work to do. many times they say, maybe this isn't for me, but they realize in the long term they are going to get to a great place. >> reporter: there are plenty of positive influences. >> we really don't have the vision for our lives, we know what we would like to do, but slim to none. getting into boys hope is great. >> reporter: it turned him into a person with directions and goals. his journey wasn't always easy. >> there was an element of survivors guilty. >> boys hope is the way to break the cycle of poverty. >> if my standard is only high school, when when i have the child just like by the lay of the land their only standard is high school. so we are perpetuating the same >> reporter: the statistics b

. >>> let's get a check now on your morning commute with debbie duhaime. debbie. >>reporter: thank you, lori. over on the m train watch for delays in both directions. it's all due to ongoing switching problems. george accident cleared, 20 minuteses in, lincoln 40, holland 30. watch for delays whitestone expressway right past the whitestone bridge with collision delays on the whitestone bridge. exit 12 an accident before the tap. westbound belt slowing down right toward kennedy airport. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you, lori. >> all right, debbie, thanks so much. >>> meteorologist bill evans has your accuweather forecast >> here we go, lori, looking at sunshine. a beautiful day today. we're looking at a high that's going to go into the upper 50s. we're 48 right now. we're at 45 around poughkeepsie. we're looking at 58 this afternoon, 56 degrees. that's warmer than normal, not as warm as yesterday's 60s, but still a nice afternoon. colder air pours in here tonight. tomorrow is a chilly day on saturday with sunshine. we're going to be look

. >> debbie: there is >> dan: there is plenty of time. georgia tech came back after being down 18 points at 8:30. >> tim: striking similarities with the game earlier tonight. what a massive turn of devin wilson will get that foul. >> dan: virginia tech has been on the attack so much in this half, they are already in the double bonus. florida state now is just getting in the one and one. that is what happens when you attack the basket that is why florida state -- >> tim: benji bell at the free-throw line. hard luck with that area. >> dan: bell is a 358% shooter. now youfree-throw shooter. now you have to get some steps. >> tim: wilson rolls to the cup. 74-58. largest lead of the night. when they move the ball from side-to-side without fouling. >> tim: bojanovsky, fouled by blackshear. that is no. 4 on kerry blackshear, jr. >> dan: the defense had to move around so they are out of position can't get over to help. beasley not in position and slides by bacon. >> tim: 7'3" 248 pounder from slovakia has got good touch at the free-throw line. no

debbie: we're back. wanda: hi, mama. debbie: yep. wanda: hi, daddy. bbie: we're here, mom, dad. wanda: i know i've been a long time. debbie: kneel down, buddy. kneel down. wanda: god, i miss you. hey, you know what? on july the 8th, they're closing telegraph. i'm going to hill. debbie: [crying] i miss you guys. wanda: i do, too, mama. hey, you probably know. probably looking down from heaven. i got my own place. you believe that? debbie: come on. wanda: before i sleep on the couch. the last thing i told debbie was be careful. wanda: mm-hmm. when i seen the accident on tv, i didn't even recognize our car. and i just thought i'd brush it off, you know. i was getting a little kind of angry, because they were late getting home. and two police officers knocked on my door and they said that debbie huber and elsie huber was in a serious car accident. first thing i said, i say, ll, how's debbie? she's okayi say, h's mom? and they kind of went silent, and they said, she's not doing too good. and so i had the neighbor come over and watch christopher, and they took me to the hospital, and

no. >> answer, yes. >> i thought the answer, debbie wasserman-shultz is under pressure. thought that was the best i'd ever seen her. >> juan, all right. >> there is a bar for that. >> that is it. >> i like little bars. >> yes. >> okay. >> so directly ahead, many critics said the g.o.p. front runner is not a true conservative. you're going to hear trump on that, next. >>> welcome back. in just 15 minutes the live caucus comes to a close. and just moments ago in idaho, fox news projects ted cruz will win the republican primary. >> i'm not really changing the republican party. i'm a conservative. but i'm a common sense conservative, look. nobody is more conservative than me on energy independence. i've been talking about it for years, nobody. nobody is more conservative than me on the military, taking care of our great veterans who are being maligned. nobody is more conservative than me on health care. we're going to repeal and place obamacare and common core. we're getting rid of it. >> what is a common sense conservative. what is that code? if you're more conservative, yo

no. >> answer, yes. >> i thought the answer, debbie wasserman-shultz is under pressure.hought that was the best i'd ever seen her. >> juan, all right. >> there is a bar for that. >> that is it. >> i like little bars. >> yes. >> okay. >> so directly ahead, many critics said the g.o.p. front runner is not a true conservative. you're going to hear trump on that, next. >>> welcome back. in just 15 minutes the live caucus comes to a close. and just moments ago in idaho, fox news projects ted cruz will win the republican primary. >> i'm not really changing the republican party. i'm a conservative. but i'm a common sense conservative, look. nobody is more conservative than me on energy independence. i've been talking about it for years, nobody. nobody is more conservative than me on the military, taking care of our great veterans who are being maligned. nobody is more conservative than me on health care. we're going to repeal and place obamacare and common core. we're getting rid of it. >> what is a common sense conservative. what is that code? if you're more conservative, you'

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