i loved ed sullivan.es and ed was on the phone to me. hey cronkite, how do i get a hold of them? these bugs, or whatever they call them? announcer: that night changed the world. he had the highest ratings in the history of television. >> did you know anybody who did not watch the show? >> 72 million people were watching. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles. >> back then, musicians -- >> ♪ baby give me one more chance won't you please let me back? ♪ >> comedians. >> mom always liked you best. >> i don't like you. >> every time you get mad you have to say that. >> while my mom liked my brother best. >> of course she liked me best. >> i never knew this. >> everyone knew. announcer: you just were not famous until ed sullivan made you famous. >> ready to rock and roll. ♪ ed: i can't figure this out. you know, he just does this and everybody yells. let's have a tremendous hand for a very nice -- [fans screaming] announcer: ed made history. he made legends. he made america gasp with wonder every sunday night. >

ed straddled him, pinning him down. ed adjusted his night vision goggles.hings came into focus, and he was on top of a guard. the american hostage later described the scene. the dark room suddenly filled with men and the sound of exploding gunfire. narrow beams of light shot in every direction. voices called out his name. he answered, "i'm right here." hearing english, ed leapt across the room and threw himself on the hostage, using his own body now, success came with a price. that first seal through the door -- ed's friend, nic -- was grievously wounded. ed is a medic, so on the helo out, he stayed with nic, helping to perform cpr the entire flight -- 40 minutes long. today, we salute chief petty officer nicolas checque. back in monroeville, pennsylvania, they remembered him as the driven kid -- the football player and wrestler who always wanted to be a s.e.a.l. for his valor on this mission, he was awarded the navy cross, and he's among the 70 members of the naval special warfare community -- 55 of them s.e.a.l.s -- who have made the ultimate sacrifice si

ed: he did not reveal who it was. as for whether he will support the republican nominee, the governor says he will wait to see how it plays out, saying there is still a long way to go in this race. heather: the "new hampshire union leader" is taking back its endorsement of chris christie tonight. joseph mcquaid says in endorsing trump, christie rejected the very principles of his campaign that attracted the newspaper' s support. mcquaid claims christie told the "union leader" he would never back trump. ed: a sources telling abc news that the odds of michael bloomberg running in 2016 are very, very low, almost zero. however, the source says the decision could come as early as this week. there has been speculation he would run as an independent. heather: we invite you to stay with us as the super tuesday results come in. an abc news special starts at 10:00 tonight right here followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. you can also track the results live on the free wcvb mobile app. ed: off the campaign trail, a sigh of relief fo

[laughter] we also welcome ed's mom peggy who had one question when ed told her about the ceremony, do do you think i can come? [laughter] that's so sweet. yes mom you are allowed to come when your son gets the metal of honor. at ed's brothers and sisters are here and about 50 cousins from all across the country and dozens of friends. many who served alongside him. some who have traveled from around the world to be here today. that is the brotherhood, the best of loyalty, to service, to mission that binds these teams. looking back it seems and trend three was destined to serve. his father served in world war ii address in arlington. as a boy growing up in grand rapids ohio he would be in camouflage in the woods and i suspect the other kids do not stand a chance. a boy scout who loved adventure and saw a movie about the navy seals and fell in love with the thought of the plan by air, sea, and land. i believe that man will not only a doer, he will prevail, william, william faulkner once said because he is a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. even if he had

ed: right now, two brothers are behind bars. according to police, they broke into a home and found the resident dead, but instead of calling police, stole the man' s belongings. newscenter 5' s jack harper is live in bellingham. jack: bellingham police say they have never seen anything like this before. two these looting a -- thieves looting a house with a body on the floor. >> we didn' t believe the information. it didn' t make sense, but sure jack: two brothers, steven and mark landry, charged with robbing the home of a dead man, edward gibson. the body on the floor. the tip from a woman they had been staying with after she says some of the dead man' the first arriving officer' s report -- "i observed a body in an advanced stage of decomposition." bellingham police say the brothers were in and out of this house several times, even though they had to literally walk around and over the dead body. >> they stole tvs, checkbooks prescriptions and checkbooks. , and then they went back in. i think they also pawned some stuff as well.

maria and ed. ed: we were following two stories. hillary clinton and donald trump in minnesota we have just learned that marco rubio has won the minnesota republican presidential caucus tonight. maria: we continue to look live in newton as they continue to pull that car ott of a sweet tomatoes restaurant. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest with uploads up to 5x faster get 100 meg upload and download speeds. $69.99 a month online with no switch to better. r kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - p she could still learn a few things from me - p just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... rshe helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - tespecially whe

ed: labsly. i am voting. ed: the weather will be good for ed: weather it is going to be fine. no excuse what so soever. speck take cue are la. maria: what else? meteorologist: well, keeping an eye on friday. maria: right. that was what we're waiting for. storms. no i, if that storm comes close enough it has a lot of potential. we'll see. we got it. maria: snow. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight andy samberg. from "zootopia," ginnifer goodwin. and music from the strumbellas. with cleto and the cletones. and reserve and now, glory be here's jimmy kimmel!

ed, to you. ed: tonight, we are honoring a virginia police senator was shot anded during the first shift. ash arely ashley gu in don was native. jack is live. jack? >> reporter: there is where she was born, ed. her family deeply rooted here. next monday, they are going to stop as a community and honor her. >> west springfield native ashley gindon will be honored here next hyundai, during a memorial service at st. thomas the apostle. >> so we're looking at roughly, from speaking around 5,000 officers coming up. >> at 28, the prince william county officer was killed on the first day on the be where, >> to see young person, go off and come mate life to public service to be taken down is unimaginable. she cheese service. her mother still lives in the new hampshire town. >> i was certain lay tragic thing to fained out not only was that this an individual from our own chris-knit law enforcement family but a member of the community and made more difficult to get around that. >> her dad committed suicide

ed: i just learned something. heather: you know who will have ed: who? heather: the first-time voters. my son is 18. they do that snapchat thing. ed: harvey, i thought we would go vote and take a selfie but i guess not. harvey: we have a talk about the weather because it will be eventful. not during the voting hours. lots of changes for the balance of the week. 37 in boston now. that is important because just enough cold air is left from the colder air that came in overnight last night. before the warmer air takes over. there is a storm coming which will start around 11:00 or midnight tonight. there could be some sleet or freezing rain north and west of boston initially. eventually, it goes to the north and brings it to northern new england and brings the rain and warmer temperatures here. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect until 1 a.m. and longer until 6 a.m. toward southern new hampshire and far northern and western mass. those southerly winds will gust late tonight into tomorrow morning. the pink color could show a bit of sleet or freezing

ed: let' s take you live to west roxbury. two hours of voting left this super tuesday and that is a very active polling place. massachusetts could set some records, especially among republicans. heather: right now, there are seven candidates left.

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and her owner posted the ed ed ed ed ordeal on social media. >>> you still have to bring your own bags but starting today you can also bring a different type of plastic with you to all these. a no frills grocery chain is now discover and american express. the company previously only took cash and some debit cards. >>> a great deal on a new car. but was it too good to be true? that's the reason a new jersey man said better get baquero. >> bill lupo says he loves the ten year warranties available on many kia models. so when it came time to get a car, he immediately scoured ads for suvs made by kia. he's already got one model that he uses for his business and is in the market for another. an ad he saw over the weekend caught his eye. >> what was the deal? >> it was a $29,000 vehicle discounted to $18,000. >> before he drove to the dealership, he called to verify >> he put me on hold. he got back on the phone. he says no, we're in good shape. the vehicle is still here. i said please confirm the price. >> at that point bill headed to the dealership. >> he goes, we have a problem. i said wha

he was suppose ed to perform at the pea body auditorium. but cancelled his performance after falling ill. his family tells the press, he suffered from cardiac arrest. he was 72-year-old. >>> 100s of people that worked on election day are finally >>> at 7:00, we told you how their checks bounced. tonight, they got them their money. we're talking 1400 people. how does that happen? >> we went inside to get answers, and they tell us they recently switched payroll services. and they didn't deposit the proper money into the proper account. tonight, election workers are still inside. they're cutting brand new checks, checks they say won't bounce. >> i regret this happened, and it was not planned like this. >>> orange county sumps bill spent all evening trying to make up bad checks to his poll workers on election night. he says the payroll company, adp messed up. so he hand signed 1400 new checks this evenings that he says are good. his staff worked over time >> tonight's prior to and tomorrow's prior to will be to make sure the hard working poll w

want to bring back ed, gary, julie. you wrote an op-ed titled, "hey, bernie sanders, don't lecture me on socialism. i've lived it." >> not my title actually. some of my critics pointed out that socialism is not exactly what bernie sanders wants to build. there's a difference between totalitarianism and socialism in western europe, scandinavia, and the founder of greece. it's state control of the economy and about state control distribution of services. and it always fails. i wanted people to understand it's more important to talk about issues. it's about the rise of the socialist utopia on the left. >> yeah, we actually pulled out a quote from your article, and you basically make the point the ussr failed because there was no competition. the free market can be cruel, but it is by definition unequal. >> yeah. and also -- america can't afford the same luxury as western europe or scandinavian countries for spending money for everything but defense and innovations. america was an engine of innovations and protected the fre

i don't ed lee will be audited. neither will most or perhaps any groups that set up to confuse and deceive the public regarding the current housing crisis. there were millions and millions of dollars spent that achieved no purpose dut deceive the voting public but what these items were for. this ethics commission is confusing activity with accomplishment. the only reason we now know the persons connected to ed lees reelection engaged in ellegal activities is due to federal investigation. i will request public records relate today the last audit to ermidet if they serve a legitimate purpose or scams designed to fool the publics and let wrong doers of the hook. you look at your meetings and nobody bothers to come i think because nobody believes this committee does anything to improve things in the city. i come here because i like to watch mr. hur laugh with his smirk about the fact you challenge stuff and he cannot and will not disagree with and that is another reason why i'm glad he will be gone. but the bottom line

"we also welcome ed's mom, peggy, who i understand had one question when ed told her about this ceremony. 'do you think i can come?' that's so sweet. yes, mom, you're allowed to come when your son gets the medal of honor." after the ceremony today, byers said he did not earn the recognition alone--emphasizing the importance of his team, and his own teammate who died during the operation. if it wasn't for that team i wouldn't be standing here today. teammate, friend, and brother, nick checque. the award was truly his. he was an american hero and he was the hero of that operation." the president said "today's ceremony is ... a rare opportunity for the american people to get a glimpse of a special breed of warrior that so often serves in the shadows." only five other seals have received the nation's highest medal ... for valor in combat. a cold front approaching the honey, would some captain d's make you feel better? yeeeaah! (woo) when you love seafood this much... back again? i hope it's just a clumsy phase. ...it's gotta be d's. anything's worth it for our new home-style flounder meal or

ed crump, abc 11 eyewitness news co. john: an investigation under way into this atv accident that killed a man earlier this morning. chopper 11 hd was over the crash scene. the atd reportedly crashed head-on into a sheriff's deputy's cruiser. the man driving the atd was killed in the deputy was injured. health officials are ringing the alarm bell, saying they have seen a 15 year high in the number of people contracting syphilis. some of the blame for the rise is social media dating sites. andrea blanford is live with an andrea: wake county public health officials say they are very concerned about this very alarming rise in the number of cases of syphilis. they say this outbreak is affecting people of all ages, all demographics and backgrounds. in 2015 alone, based on 250 people being diagnosed with syphilis in wake county, ranging in age from 15 to 64 years old. the most common cases officials are seeing right now are from men having sex with men were half of those with syphilis also have hiv. because syphilis is a manda

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and he look ed to keep the momentum going tonight. sashell saunders is live at the international airport and sash shell, poles aside, rubio is guaranteeing a win. >> reporter: yeah, he is, but first, he has to get past gop front runner donald trump. he decidedly did not even mention trump's name tonight. >> it always comes down to florida. [laughing] >> reporter: senator marco rubio tried revving up voters in the race for the republican nomination. >> this is it. this is the last chance for this nation to get it right. >> reporter: his fight comes as opponents urge him to quit his hulk resting on a florida win. taking 99 delegates. still leaving him behind donald trump and ted cruz. >> he's the real deal. he's presidential. he should win. >> reporter: supporters point to his ability to unite a broken republican party. >> i believe he can unite the party. it needs to be united. the other candidates, i have disagreements with them on several issues. >> reporter: but trump continues to dominate. rubio refuse ed to mention trump's name in

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she thinks the system's against her, ed. she eds to see some trust. it's not... it's a mistake. but i know you got my back. right. good, eddi i'm good. stay close to me. (panicked gasp) that gun comes up... i have to take the shot. helen: nobody's going to hurt you. i won't let anybody hurt you, okay? look at me, helen. look at me. i'm going to put this down okay? so we can talk. ed: boss... you don't want to do that. think you can do the same for me? please? no. what does she think she's going to do? e's not thinking. that's the problem. how do you reach a person who's gone primal mother bear? through her cubs. it's okay. you can just... just try to keep it down. how's that? hey, guys. i know your mom loves you more than anything. you know how i know that? because of everything she's done today. she's a smart lady. i'll bet you she's taught you to never talk to strangers. you're not a stranger. you're a policeman. just let us go. let us through. i could do that, i guess. i'm not really sure where things go after that, though, so... you probably won't get through the border. eve

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robert said he fed the eagle chicken and bacon as he try ed to get help. the animal control took the eagle away. so far, we have not heard what may have happened to it. we've also e-mailed florida fish and wildlife but have not heard back yet. >>> also new tonight, a 12-year-old girl arrested for pinching a boy's rear end at school. >> tonight that girl's family is frustrated and angry that the classmate's mom wanted deputies to take action. the pinch happened at mill weed middle school. news 6 reporter nadia picks up the story from there. >> reporter: she told us this is a game they play. they walk through the hall and grab someone's butt and laugh at the reaction. a game she never thought she thought would get her locked up. >> i regret id. i didn't think it would lead to to this. >> reporter: he was read her miranda rights. mug shot and all. >> i feel it's just stupid. like just a stupid charge that shouldn't have happened. >> lord lord lord. what's this world come to? kids can't even be kids. >> reporter: her father believe it's over reaction from the

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book culture is pleased to host ed boland whose book is "the battle for room 314." [applause] >> join -- we don't charge for the events but we hope you will pick up a copy of the book and we will have ed signing up at the front afterwards. so if you can wait a moment to congratulate him personly. ed boland has dedicated his entire life to non-profit causes predominantly educational institutions. as a fundraiser and communication expert he was an admission officer and lived in china as an asia fellow. and me yong lee writes for many publications and she received a full bright award in korea and was a judge for the national book anard and prev -- previously taught at brigham young. >> of course i killed them. i killed them all. >> the book is going tbe very exciting. it is on the must-read list of 2016. [applause] >> and it is going to be in the new york times so everybody look for it. i will let you take it away. >> all right. thank you so much for coming, everybody. i was at fox and friends last week and let me say you are a sight for sore eyes and much more my crow

ed crump live at city hall weather group presented its case today. ed: as you both know the study comes at a time when drum is looking for a new police chief. activists say that for -- that search for a chief should be a starting point for change. activists representing several civil rights organizations say the study on the police department done by the research triangle institute was no surprise. included a lot of statistics but possibly the most eye-opening is that blacks are 20% more likely to be pulled over than whites during daylight hours when activist say their skin color is easily observed. >> turns out that the people of durham could do math after all. turns out that we weren't hallucinating. about racial profiling. reporter: mark anthony middleton did know some good news. the racial profiling appears to have declined some in the past couple years but they say it is not enough. >> the disparities, while on the decline, are still very concerning. reporter: they say the changes came about after the community began speaking out. >> now suddenl

ed, thank you. only cbs4 is there when four snoeshlers who went -- snowmobilers who went missing over the weekend were brought back safely. they had to stay outside of grand lake near rocky mountain national park. matt kroschel is live, luckily, these guys were pretty prepared. >>reporter: and karen, as that preparation, having things like food and a lighter on board with backcountry that rescuers say likely saved these guys' lives. after a long, cold night, lost in colorado's backcountry. four grateful snowmobilers are reunited with friends and family. >> got in heavy valleys, creek beds, had to go up over the next ridge. that was a good ride. >> a little too thick in the trees, too dark, had to stop for the night. >>reporter: search and rescue crews thought the worst. several search teams left the command post in rural grand county, not knowing what they would find. using cell phone pinging technology, and aided by good old fashioned luck, search crews found the missing men before 10:00 this morni

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i don't ed lee will be audited.either will most or perhaps any groups that set up to confuse and deceive the public regarding the current housing crisis. there were millions and millions of dollars spent that achieved no purpose dut deceive the voting public but what these items were for. this ethics commission is confusing activity with accomplishment. the only reason we now know the persons connected to ed lees reelection engaged in ellegal activities is due to federal investigation. i will request public records relate today the last audit to determine if they serve a legitimate purpose or scams designed to fool the publics and let wrong doers of the hook. you look at your meetings and nobody bothers to come i think because nobody believes this committee does anything to improve things in the city. i come here because i like to watch mr. hur laugh with his smirk about the fact you challenge stuff and he cannot and will not disagree with and that is another reason why i'm glad he will be gone. but the bottom line

can you score a great apartment like ed henry did by going to an auction?can, and the property man, i'm gonna tell you how. [ woman vocalizing ] at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. time now for the massi memo, where we review what we learned today. earlier, ed henry told us how he was able to get an amazing deal on a great apartment by going to a foreclosure auction. now, auctions can be a good way to purchase property at below-market value, but like most things in real estate, you better know what you're doing. you must make sure you understand the foreclosure process itself. what type of auction are you at? are you at a trustee auction? is it a sheriff's sale? is it a bank foreclosure auction? is it

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tellered glass is design ed to break in small pieces. making it farless dangerous. >> it's a known issue that serious is aaware. >> reporter: in a statement, serious said if your oven door explodes within the first year of purchase, it could be due to imperfections in the glass and would be covered under the manufacturer's warranty. after a year, it's on you. they blame damage possibly caused to the glass during use. >> they should take responsibility and you know, recall the stoves that are out there, replace the doors or something, fix the issue. >>> now brown opted for a new oven from a different manufacturer. she didn't want to risk paying to replace the glass only to have the frightening incident possibly repeat itself. serious recommends not closing the oven door until the oven racks are fully in place and not the let the glass door touch pots, pans or any other objects. if you have a product safety issue, we've post ed a link on our website. that's clickorlando.com. >>> yikes. >> i'm only using the microwave from now on. >> it's g

but ultimately i think ed's right.h the big delegate-rich states, winner take all, ultimately i think -- >> we're ready to make a call here. thanks so much, doug. ready to make a call for kentucky. >> in the state of kentucky in the bluegrass state according to the associated press we can call kentucky a win for donald trump tonight. which would make it 2-2 for the evening. cruz a winner in kansas and maine, trump a winner in louisiana and now in the state of kentucky. we have been waiting for donald trump to come out. we were told that he would hold a press conference at 9:00 eastern time. that was an hour and 48 minutes ago. >> yep. >> he came into the room apparently about a buck 20 ago and was waiting again for the results from kentucky. and now that we have them, perhaps we see mr. trump down there in kentucky after a pretty good night. >> it's interesting. in the past we have seen him come out before every single state was completely called. he came out before that on super tuesday. because there wray couple -- h

and ed greene watching it closely from colorado's weather center, ed, are we clear for the night? >> we are, but at 7:00 a.m. this morning we had sunshine and spring-like temperatures arn here. we had snow in the mountains and watch at how the cold front pushes the moisture into the metro area and it drifts out the other way. so we had rain, we had snow, and take a look at this, not only that, but we had some thunderstorms. the northeastern sections of the state. all the way into portions of nebraska. so, yes, a little something for everybody today. right now, everything is clear, sunshine poke through. a little bit of snow nor the mountains and the foothills but that goes, too. however, over the next day or two, we have a couple of systems, moisture here, and then another system with moisture coming in right bind it, that could bring snow back to the mountains, light snow, and can maybe some rain showers here. you'll see all of that in the five day forecast and in the hour-by-hour coming up. >>> thanks, ed. rescuers helped four snowmobilers in grande county after they got caught

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