he never said the job was edmonds's but instead... (( john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: he did say, well we got our crew but i tell you what, why don't you go to harrison frank and get your tuxedo sized up and when i walked outside the hotel, i jumped in the air and says i got it; i got it, i'm a be a baccarat dealer )) ((sharie johnson)) the rest was history sending a shockwave through the gaming industry. ((john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: man, they got a black guy, a baccarat dealer at the stardust ((sharie johnson)) edmond easily made thousands of dollars a day... playing with the who's who of dealers. ((john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: for example on my crew was the president's son, mayo's son-in-law, gave me a crash course of the game. ((john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: i'm putting it all in, what?! i'm all in (laughs) see you're a high roller players hand, oooh )) ((sharie johnson)) the first time i lost, but the second time i won... $10 whole bucks... that we pretended was 10,000. and today edmond invests his wealth back into the historic west

i'm very honored to call upon american pastor chris edmonds, son of the late master sergeant roddy edmonds righteous among the nations from the united states of america, to receive the medal and certificate of honor on behalf of his father, and to offer some remarks. [ applause ] >> lester, you did good. thank you. ambassador dermer, mr. president, might i say, it is an incredible honor to have you here. it is one memory that our family will cherish always. and i might also say, it is my first time speaking at the embassy as well. [ applause ] rabbi, senator alexander, senator corker, the gunden family, the -- i'm going to mess this up, i'm from tennessee -- say it for me. distinguished guests. tonight on this noble occasion, my mother maryann who could not be with us, and my family are blessed to receive this remarkable honor. righteous among the nations on behalf of my father, roddy edmonds. thank you for our treasured friendship and bestowing your richest and highest honor on dad. as the first u.s. service mman receive the award and the first recognized for protecting american jews, our

jalen reynolds dunk edmond to jp macura 3 edmond to myles davis 3 edmond sumner and 1 edmond to james farr jam jer live cam xavier is now 6-1 against ranked teams this year. still hopes alive of a big east regular season title. jer live cam kind of ironic bill for an everyday item to become dangerous always keep laundry pacs away from children. keep them closed. keep them up. keep them safe. a message from tide tonight because spring training can feel a little bit like groundhog day. we didn't get andie macdowell here to break the routine - but lou piniella isn't bad. sweet lou - back in a reds uniform for the first time since the nineties. his first day on the job as a front office consultant. you bet he wore his 1990 world best known back home for winning games - throwing fits and throwing bases. some serious 1990 flavor at this spring train

edmond school: "we're just offering all kinds of support for the parents and catholic school." the parking lot quickly filled up with parents and students. counselors, priests and nurses prepared to put in some extra time after a deadly crash saturday afternoon, where 13 year old duane touney died and five of his siblings were rushed to a local hospital. now, after a fresh layer of snow covered the 170th street roadways, only faint outlines of the crash remains for the public to see. but that pain...still community as a whole. mary gibb, president of very important that getting support, to be the ones at home at night answering their questions about why." the students embraced and consoled each other, safe inside the school's walls, while the parents had their own session to grieve. it may be a story of a student taken too soon, but in time they hope they provide strength to the touneys and their classmates. mary gibb, president of st. edmond school: "we just ask that everybody in the community keep the touney family in their prayers this week and in the weeks to come as they d

i remember standing by his side when edmonds retorted, we are all jews. edmonds did not waver even when the german took out his pistol and threatened to shoot him. according to the geneva convention, said edmonds, we have to give you only our name, rank and serial number. if you shoot me, you'll have to shoot all of us because we know who you are. and after the war, you will be tried for war crimes. the german finally gave up and left the scene. and the jewish p.o.w.s were saved from certain death. roddie could no more have turned 200 of his men over to nazi persecution than he could stop breathing. my fellow p.o.w. who is with us tonight, paul stern, raise your hand, paul. [ applause ] >> paul was one of the jewish p.o.w.s saved by roddie edmonds. and he recalled, although 71 years have passed, i can still hear the words he said to the german camp commander, according to edmonds diary, these events took place on january 27, 1945. 71 years ago today. and tonight my comrade paul stern is celebrating his 92nd birthday. [ applause ] i would also like you to

edmond sumner will penetrate. back to back career-high 20 points. sg you gets the win. >> the word that comes to mind is fearless. that is what of whatever venue we step into we want players to play without fear. >> it is almost like he tied it on purpose to make another three. whatever it is he' s got it. he is not the only guy. we have a lot of guys like that. anchor: cincinnati on the road. men is a tough place to play. tigers came out ready to compete. the dagger wide-open. under two to go. on the three, a one-point game. the tigers have an immediate answer. memphis beats cincinnati 53, 6359. s running the louisville basketball team left to -- led to a ban. here is what they had to say when they found out their dreams of playing in march were taken away. >> once we heard the news we were devastated. just heartbroken. thankfully we have these guys behind us that are here and can pick us up. >> a lot of things happen outside of our control. we have nothing we can do. there is nothing we can do about it. anchor: one day after announcing their ban l

a check of the new jersey real estate commission's web site, shows smith, who also went by lisa edmonds had a real estate license revoke. >> her license was revoke in 2010 for life for taking money from her clients. >> reporter: prosecutors say smith, and edmonds operated under several companies, sterling reality investment, raq realtors, short for real estate queens, angel will home savers and breeze capital consulting. and, in all, they are accused of stealing more than $135,000. >> it is very sad, you know, this is hard earned money that these people put down to buy, you know, a home and now they are finding out that, you know, they don't own it. >> reporter: the defendants are charged with theft by deception and burglary. the camden county prosecutor's office believes there are more victims out there. if you are a victim call the prosecutor's office. i'm live from olde city, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >> jim. >> thanks, chad. >>> from our delaware news room tonight, a suspect is in custody after a police chase that lasted for miles tonight in wilmington. authoritie

would we have the courage of master sergeant roddie edmonds. i know your dad said he was just doing his job, but he went above and beyond the call of duty and so did all those who joined in that line. faced with a choice of giving up his fellow soldiers or saving his own life, roddie looked evil in the eye and dared a nazi to shoot. his moral compass never wavered. he was true to his faith and he saved some 200 jewish american soldiers as a consequence. it's an instructive lesson, by the way, for those of us christians. i cannot imagine a greater expression of christianity to say i too am a jew. i ask these questions because even as the holocaust is unique, a crime without parallel in history, the seeds of hate that gave rise to the shoah, the ignorance that conspires with arrogance, the indifference that betrays compassion, those seeds have always been with us. they have found root across cultures and across faiths and across generations. the ambassador mentioned the story of cain and abel. it's deep within us. too often, especially in times o

back to edmond sumner, i think we can agree, he is the most explosive player on this team. xavier wanted this their first chance to avenge a loss this season, watch j-p macura save the rock, and find tre blue for the layin. x, continues their campaign for a one-seed with an 18-point win in d-c. let's do some tournament basketball. wilmington taking on harrison in fairfield. the wildcats the underdogs, but griffin mcmahan gives them a dog in the fight. that is until jarron cumberland goes no-look to alex miller, and the canes are off and running. later, it's jarron cumberland on the break, the future bearcat just running dudes over. it was 51-14 at the half. this little harrison fan says, look at the score - we should help them. he gets a quick no. and jarron cumberland goes back to work, did i stutter? you betcha... and it worked. wilmington wins by 17, jarron had 26 points. division three dark horse is roger bacon. dabulous. didn't expect much of a game today and we didn't get it. elijah fulton. his twitter profile reminds us focus and hard work is so - is being a lot tall

as you can see firefighters are battling a smokey blaze this is the 7700 block of edmond street, this is a commercial building a warehouse like looking structure and also 30 minute delays on the trenton regional rail line because of this blaze, we have no reports that anyone is injured but as you can see smoke pouring from the roof of this building in the 7700 block of edmond street in holmesburg. >>> the sentence is life in prison for two siblings involved in a cyber stalking campaign that led to the murder of two women at the newcastle county courthouse in 2013. david matusiewicz and his sister amy gonzales was sentenced today. his father thomas shot his former wife and her friend as they arrived at the courthouse for a custody hearing and thomas killed himself the day of the shooting. >> police say the family harassed belford for years. >>> the sixers jahlil okafor settled a speeding ticket he revved last year. he was charged with driving 108 miles per hour on the ben franklin bridge and okafor reached a plea deal to dismiss reckless driving charges and paid a fine for $439 for uns

edmond's catholic school. he was tremendously involved. he played football baseball, basketball, ran track, and sang for the choir. in the middle school, which is to be expected. emmy: president mary gibbs says that emotional support at the parish started on sunday and will continue throughout the week. >> we had priests available, counselors available, some nurses whatever the students , needed. emmy: deeply rooted in the community, all his brothers and sisters attended st. edmond's. his mother, also holds a -- also a leader at the church. faculty and students are uplifting another through this hard circumstance. >> they are just coming together and hugging, crying, doing whatever they need to help each other get through this. emmy: all siblings injured in the accident have since been released from the hospital. steve? steve: another accident on saturday killed a 17-year-old near maxwell. the iowa state patrol says chase mohler died when his vehicle went off the road and crashed into an embankment. stacey: iowa state patrol investigators

edmond's catholic school. he was tremendously involved. he played football, a small, basketball, ran track and sang in the choir. >> it's a little quieter today in the middle. emmy: president mary gibbs says that emotional support at the parish started on sunday and will continue throughout the week. >> we had priests available counselors available and some , nurses, whatever the students needed for support. emmy: deeply rooted in the community all his brothers and sisters attended st. edmond's. his mother also holds a leadership role there. faculty and students are uplifting another through this hard circumstance. >> they are just coming together and hugging, crying, doing whatever they need to help each other get through this. elizabeth: all siblings involved in the accident have since been released from the hospital. eric: more details about an eagle grove shooting. two men shot outside an apartment complex on valentine's kcci's vanessa peng has more. vanessa: a day after it happened there is still blood and other evidence including the

this is nicholas edmonds the sheriff's office didn't give us many details on his crime but say he is wanted. it was last seen near the walmart and tablet in a yellow two door chevrolet call the crime line. if you see edmonds colonial williamsburg super bowl ad is attracting controversy instead of just visitors one specific part is causing a lot of backlash when you reflect upon our sacrifices our brave troops. yes our breaks. the ad aired in washington d c philadelphia new york city last night many people posted online about the use of video from terrorist attacks. colonial williamsburg responded on twitter saying nine eleven is a part of american history and can't be ignored. a blizzard warning is in effect for parts of the east coast today. take a look at this video from boston a storm whipped up high waves while snow came down the national weather service says southeast massachusetts could get the brunt of the snowstorm new york city philadelphia and northern new jersey could get two to three inches of snow between tonight and tomorrow night well that storm system brought strong w

carson city sheriff's office deputies responded to reports of a hit and run just before 8 edmonds drive... where they learned the suspect vehicle was a yellow ford pickup. shortly after, deputies found that pickup at a gas station on college parkway near research way. as officers approached... the suspect rammed the police s-u-v with his car and sped off eastbound on college parkway. after passing airport road, the suspect lost control and crashed onto carson airport property. the driver -- described as a hispanic man -- was ejected from the truck as it rolled - and killed. investigators say the ford was reported stolen about 4 o-clock yesterday afternoon -- in the same area as the initial hit and run. college parkway, from still to come on channel 2 news this morning... marinello beauty school closed 56 locations yesterday...includi ng the one in reno....what students and staff have to say about the closure...after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news this morning with john potter, andi guevara and meteorologist jeff welcome back. in school watch... marinello beauty school closed

>> reporter: last december, a magnitude 4.3 quake rattled her home in the oklahoma city suburb of edmondhat was followed by a flurry of smaller tremors-- enough, she says, to crack her foundation and shake up her living room. >> this entire room was in disarray. >> reporter: generally speaking, 3.0 earthquakes can be felt. 4.0 earthquakes can be damaging. before 2009, there were only a handful of earthquakes in oklahoma over magnitude 3.0 each year. in 2015, there were more than 900. >> it was a little mysterious at the very beginning. >> reporter: oklahoma state university geology professor todd halihan says the likely culprit is water that's injected deep into the earth as a result of oil and gas drilling. >> if you look at most oil wells, they're a salt water well that has a little bit of oil and gas in it. and so you have to do something with that by-product which is sometimes the main product, which is salt water. >> reporter: for decades, oil and gas companies in oklahoma have been getting rid of that water by injecting it back underground. in recent years, oil production has been

live vo the first time these two teams played, this happened..xavier point guard edmond sumner went crashing to the floor and suffered a concussion early in the game. the musketeers never really recovered from that, and villanova went on to a 31 point win. coach chris mack says this isn't the time to wonder what would have happened if sumner had not gotten hurt. the game starts at 7 p.m. at the cintas center. live now... a local university is become smoke-free. plus a check of your rainy wednesday forecast.. and how the weather could impact your morning commute. "fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. download the fox 19 weather now app for live street level radar in your neighborhood. and lightning tracker warns you the instant lightning is detected near you. search fox 19 weather now in the app store or google play weather now anim a flood watch brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a j that's because our ingredients coro.. farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients li cage-free eggs. m. heaven. real ingredients. that how we're working to t

his only triple of the game. 30 seconds later, edmond sumner blew down the baseline. he made the free throw. the muskies came out of the locker room. he had 13. sumner to myles davis, xavier smokes them. that should be rocking. hero the stats from the game. muskies not hot at all from the they were nearly perfect. mick and the bearcats hosting yukon. early on, he finishes with eight points. it' s going to be co-pain. gary clark with his man on the post. 13 points. bearcats up three. late in the second path, driving inside. they kick it back out to kevin johnson. shot clock winding down for jacob evans. he takes the three. rick pitino and the cardinals hosting the blue devils today. it gets the land. marshall plumley with the nice assist. it was going stronger in the second half. he loses footing. that was just two of his game highs. back off to damion lee who drains it for the lead. 71, 64. archie miller at home. charles koch making grown men. the second half, time winding down. adams, the dagger. one of those seniors was samantha k.d., drilling the another senior, al

edmond school: "it's very important that the parents are here getting support, because they're going to be the ones at home at night answering their questions about why." sabrina: the school will continue to offer grief counseling services throughout the week, and as long as students request it. sabrina: also developing now in urbandale...a police investigation ends up with one man being shot by police... sabrina: officers responded to a drug tip at an urbandale holiday inn about four-a-m sunday.... when they got there, three suspects began fighting with them. during the scuffle, a man shot at the officers, and an officer returned fire, killing that man. authorities say video from officer body cameras and the hotel will be big parts of the case. department: "video crime and investigation been wearing body cameras for quite some time." " sabrina: the name of the officer and the at this time. two female suspects fled from the scene and were arrested about the road. agencies were called in to assist. accused of plead not guilty this morning... sabrina: i-s-u freshman emmalee jacobs died

edmond police got an emergency call that a stranger was caught creeping around inside the alpha delta pi sorority. when cops arrived ... they found 41 year old randall scott ashton -- on the balcony. he was arrested. that's when authorities made another unusual discovery. he'd apparently been sifting though the girl's laundry. (jenny wagnon/edmond police dept) "so at some point he had taken her underwear and put them on and them he wore them into jail!" (no font anything." the suspect got in through an unlocked window. nats woah, look at this! now to the latest on that royal caribbean cruise -- heading back to new jersey this morning -- after getting caught in hurricane force winds -- this video shows the sea during that take a look at what these cruise ship passengers endured... rough seas ultimately causing the royal caribbean cruise ship to turn around. now, the ship on its way back to new jersey after hurricane force winds-- gusting over 100 mph and 30-40 foot waves prevented it from making it to its final destination of the bahamas. ssenger uisnge that looked like they were right

the first time these two teams played, this happened..xavier point guard edmond sumner went crashing to the floor and suffered a concussion early in the game. the musketeers never really recovered from that, and villanova went on to a 31=point win. coach chris mack says this isn't the time to wonder what would have happened if sumner had not gotten hurt. runs: :15 out" ready to play." "do you think the game would have edmond hadn't gotten hurt, i don't know, we can't think backwards, we have to worry about thinking forward, we understand what villanova brings to the table. and we just have to be ready to play." uk back home, facing alabama, and big blue nation saw a lot of this in tonight's game...tyler ulis operating the offense, finds a cutting isaiah briscoe under the basket and he converts... wildcats had little trouble with "bama, who slipped under 500 in the sec..ulis had 19, murray had 23, poythras returned as uk rolls to the conference win. tricia 4-shot steve's tracking the next 24 hours.. tricia cam don't forget we're always tracking the weather on goodnight. "announcer: no

edmond school: "it's very important that the parents are here getting support, because they're going to be the ones at home at night answering elias: the school will continue to offer grief counseling services throughout the week, and as long as students request it. sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: sam: weather adlib: after a brutal weekend of snow and deep cold air, we are turning up the heat in the forecast, but we do have to wait a couple days. today is going to be mostly cloudy but temperatures should be able to warm above freezing, which means we are looking at some good snow melt today. highs will climb into lows tonight will fall down to a low near 30. a system is going to pass through the state tonight into tomorrow morning and should bring us a wide range of precipitation. we'll start out with a pretty good amount of rain overnight and as we go towards tomorrow morning some of that rain will turn into freezing rain. temperatures will bottom out by tomorrow morning and we'll see a ver

would they capitalize in the edmond sumner drank michael's secret stuff before this one. he is becoming unguardable at times. would finish with a career-high 22 points. just a 2-point game early second half tho... tre bluiett hits a trey. 3 of his 13. and here comes a xavier run. later, myles davis... if making threes is cool. it's a 15-0 run and a 15-point lead. back to edmond sumner, i think we can agree, he is the most explosive player on this team. xavier wanted this game, their first chance to avenge a loss this season, watch j-p macura save the rock, and find tre blue for the layin. x, continues their campaign for a one-seed with an 18-point win in d-c. chris mack: "despite the last three or four minutes, you have to feel good where you're at. we came out with our hair on fire in the second half. our guys did that. they responded the first four minutes. and from that point on, never looked back. our enough to know that room with a 2-point lead, road. " so, the super-nova showdown is now set. with four teams losing in front of xavier, very likely x is a top 5 team we

xavier got 36 points butler, just 14 points.and 12 of those bench points, courtesy of edmond sumner. 74-57 final, xavier goes to 22-3 with a win over butler, trt :13outcue:...changed the momentum of the game."((mack: really excited about our bench play. i know ed normally starts. edmund, jp, sean o'meara kaiser gates, larry austin. those guys did a tremendous job and really changed the momentum of the game.)) it was a little bit more of a game than what uc wanted today. east carolina isn't good. the pirates had lost nine of their last eleven before today. but on this day, it was a different kind of a dance....and it wasn't pleasant for the east carolina pirates.uc hit just one of its first eleven shots from outside the arc. but warmed up in the second half. jacob evans had one of uc's eight three pointers.and evans was one of six bearcats in double figures, finishing here with authority. the bearcats trouble shooting from the outside was off set by some strong inside lay, kevin johnson was five of ten for 13- points.johnson fueled a large the bearcats, three, three point shots, all o

nope, just trevon, myles and edmond. felt like a mid- sumner night's dream when georgetown beat xavier in january. the hoyas have gone 2-and-6 since that game, and here comes an angry xavier team. myles davis: "we needed to be the tougher team agianst georgetown and they came out more tough than us. they were ready to play. they played their best game. they were comfortable. we remember that game vividly. so, this is a big game for us to redeem ourselves and keep weather now 3shot adlib wx 3shot condensation cloudy. breezy and 3shot adlib wx 3shot condensation today: partly cloudy. breezy and warm. high: 67 tonight: chance of rain ripley to highland county south . mostly cloudy. scattered rain. ending by mid-day. mostly cloudy. high: 56 coming up next weekend... with us today is rebecca bromels.. sampler, presented coming up next weekend... with us today is rebecca bromels.. that's for joining us. the macy's arts sampler, presented by artswave, returns february 27 and 28, celebrating its 30th year connecting people to th

butler, just 14 points.and 12 of those bench points, courtesy of edmond sumner. 74-57 final, xavier goes to 22-3 with a win over butler, no room for error anymore. uc has to win a lot...and win games like it had today. east carolina was at fifth third arena. lets go to the fifth third arena. where the bearcats had it dialed in early. the ball into the hands of farad cobb, and draining the three. uc by twobut uc struggled outside the arc....just hitting one of its first eleven....but troy caupain tried to warm things up. uc shot just eight of 27 from three.but nice hustle here. jacob evans will come up with the rebound, the drift into the corner and get the ball, and hit a three. they didn't come in droves.but you put 16 from octavius ellis and 15 from gary clark. and you get what uc gave us, a 75-60 win. at south carolina today, kentucky head coach john just two and a half minutes into this game against the gamecocks...calipari was told to leave the premisis. tossed after picking up a second technical foul. some think it was staged. others think it was done to empower his team. whatever

office deputies responded to reports of a hit and run just before 8 o'clock, near brown street and edmonds drive... where they learned the suspect vehicle was a yellow ford pickup. shortly after, deputies found that pickup at a gas station on college parkway near research way. as officers approached... the suspect rammed the police s-u-v with his car and sped off eastbound on college parkway. after passing airport road, the suspect lost control and crashed onto carson airport property. the driver -- described as a hispanic man -- was ejected from the truck as it rolled - and killed. investigators say the ford was reported stolen about 4 o-clock yesterday afternoon -- in the same area as the initial hit and run. college parkway, from airport road to nye lane was and reno police are looking for a suspect after a robbery this week. the man entered a convenience store at around 3-30 monday and got three money orders before leaving in a vehicle. he is about 6 feet tall... with a camouflage jacket, dark pants and a black hat. if you know who he is, call police at 3-3-4 21-88. and reno police als

. >>> basketball going, and edmond, who both put up big numbers. both are recognized with weekly conference numbers. and the players of the week for the second time this season. sumner is named biggy freshman of the week. still not cracking the top scores. oklahoma's lost to texas tech. they lost last week to duke. getting 25 first place vote. and louisville, at 11:00. uk dropping two spots at 16. indiana gaining a few. and nova, playing on wednesday. >>> and she just keeps killing the game. thomas moore's, sr., is named presidential conference, player of the week 18th time. not only that, she became the all-time leading scorer with 20,103 points. having transferred from florida after her freshman year. >> so crazy. >> congrats to lawrenceburg high pshe . >> here's some of the stories we're working on tonight for local 12 news live at 11:00. money, drugs and rap music, tied in a major bust. at the center, entertainment. and why city leaders say they will have a significant impact on crime. >> story you will only see on local 12. responsible for the local health here, open minds lead to brok

then so does the mayor meeting vid 36:09 "wheelabrator is one, spsa is one, mr meeks just mentioned edmonds, and councilman whitaker presented him with a letter in the most recent session fining him. 10:44:12 "youre not a judge and jury, you're elected officials you dont have no ability to fine, you dont have no ability to collect the fine." 10:44:22 i called the mayor. he didn't answer i left a message and he still hasnt called back. either way meeks says he has an attorney to decide what to do next. 10:48:32 "i would base my opinion off of what i'm being directed by my outside council versus the city attorney." 10:48:39 i did talk to councilman dr. mark whitaker. specifically did they fine meeks for? he said: ask councilman meeks. i asked him: when did they vote to fine meeks? he said: "thats confidential." i asked him: how do the council collect the fine? he said, "thats confidential." eveyrthing confidential. in the news room martt gregory 10 on your side. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - continuing coverage on the aftermath of wednesday's severe weather. how a local fire de

this all started thursday afternoon when a yellow ford f- 150 was reported stolen near brown and edmonds drive. when officers caught up to the suspect he allegedly rammed the stolen truck into deputies. soon after he lost control of the vehicle and was ejected. the department of public safety has been asked to take over the investigation. >>> the woman accused of intentionally plowing a car into a crowd of pedestrians never made it into court and a judge reset her court date to february 18. holloway's attorney says she plans to plead not guilty facing 71 felonies including murder, attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon in the december crash that killed one woman and injured at least 34 other people. police say holloway was from portland, oregon and told investigators she and her three- year-old daughter had been living in her car for more than a week before that happened. >>> students declared their mascot denver voted to make wizard the lizard gender neutral in universities making their mascot diverse. an inclusion expert says that making them gender neutral makes it inclusiv

master sergeant edmonds stood there and said we are all jews. and the colonel took out his pistol and held it to the master sergeant's head and said tell me who the jews are and he repeated we are all jews. faced with the choice of shooting all those soldiers, the nazis relented. and so through his moral clarity through an act of faith, seth edmonds saved the lives of his jewish brothers in arms. [ applause ] >> second story. just yesterday, some of you may be aware i visited a mosque in baltimore. to let our muslim american brothers and sisters know that they, too, are americans and welcome here. [ applause ] >> and there i met a muslim american who runs a nonprofit working for social change in chicago. he forms coalitions with churches and latino groups and african-americans in a poor neighborhood in chicago. he told me about how the day after the tragedy in san bernardino happened he took his three young children to a playground in the market park neighborhood. and while they were out, the time came for one of the five daily prayers that are

half. second half...phil booth from the wing...and the xavier lead is cut to a point-then freshman edmond sumner took over....he takes the baseline....the musketeers go ahead by nine.-so many guys got involved....trevon bluiett gets stripped...but jalen reynolds take the loose ball and bring the crowd to its feet.-the latter moments became a jam fest....this time it's sumner getting underneath...then the dish to james farr...the musketeers won it by seven. only two games left in the regular season for xavier. sunday at seton hall...then back home next saturday scenes from day two at the reds training camp in goodyear...joey votto positioning guys to shag balls...-that's lou pinella back in uniform next to walt jocketty.....-he'll help evaluate..and there's a lot of young talent here to evaulate.- a couple of his former players are also out on the field, eric davis has done this for several seasons.-and today barry larkin was spending time with billy hamilton-and then cosniderable time around the cage with jay bruce. as long as barry's there, he'll be rumored as a future more than just one

macura and freshman edmond sumner, leading with 19 points each. the crowd went wild as the musketeers crushed the wildcats... 90 to 83. <"we just go out there and try to play as hard as possible no matter if it's the number one team team in teh country or play the same way" the musketeers improve to 25 and 3... next up for xavier.... seton hall university. they'll head to new jersey looking the second win this season over the pirates. tip-off is set for 12:30 sunday. girl power is coming to a store near you! target has announced a new line of female superheroe characters will be hitting target shelves in march. . the "dc super hero girls" line will figures, dolls and the dc comics web series. you can see the line includes some favorites including, supergirl, batgirl, and wonderwoman. 4shot most anticpated comic book movies 5. suicide squad scheduled for release on august 5 4. x-men: apocalypse scheduled for release 3. captain america: civil war scheduled for release on may 6 2. batman v superman: dawn of justice scheduled for release on march 25 1

for businesses on main street, edmonds a morning without customers. mark: we have trucks, deliveries coming in today also that we have to schedule around. ray: the chief says it is too soon to say if the driver will be charged. s cargo, we are told the priority packages will be taken back to nashua. there they will be offloaded and put on another truck and sent on their way to keene and brattleboro, vermont. reporting live in keene, ray brewer, -- reporting live in marlborough, ray brewer, wmur news 9. adam: brown hill road was closed between putney and dunbarton center road this morning while crews repair damaged pole. right now, signal problems are causing major mbta commuter rail delays. that has created a ripple effect of other stations. amtrak crews are actively working to fix the issue and restore scheduled service. for now, passengers are being urged to use alternate forms of transportation. just in, a manchester man facing charges after police stopped in for a missing plate and found a stolen firearm. a traffic violation. police initially arre

stephanie: and a saturday afternoon car crash near fort dodge claimed the life of a saint edmond school middle school student. 13 year old duane touney was riding in the car driven by his sister, when she fell asleep behind the wheel. the vehicle then went off the roadway on 170th street and rolled over into a ditch. police say touney's siblings were taken to the hospital, but later released. they are expected to be okay. jack/lam: flying is now the safest its been in the past five years. new numbers show airline accidents significantly last year. the international air transport association reported four accidental airline crashes in 2015 with 136-deaths. that's a huge drop from the year before. in 2014, 641 people died in airline accidents. the 2014 total did not include two major plane crashes that were caused deliberately. and here's something that may be surprising... most aircraft accidents are non-fatal. stephanie: back to the roads, there could be some travel concerns later tonight-- a storm system much later chief brad edwards brad ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's mos

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i'm very proud to make dog chow right here in edmond, oklahoma. >>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., mondayebruary 29, leap day. here's what's happening. >>> police in new castle county delaware are looking for the driver involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a man dead. we're live at the scene. >>> accuweather is tracking showers that could come during the end of the morning commute. >>> oscars host tackled diversity head on. we're looking at the big winners. >>> let's go over to david with accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: we have a passing

.- other guys needed to step up....edmond sumner drives and dishes. j-p macura with three more.-but the big spark was myles davis who had all 16 of his points in the second half....he hits the corner three-xavier gets to 20 wins.the musketeers calm the red storm 90 to 83. the thomas more men lost bethany tonight in double overtime. the thomas more 61 points. the saints are 19 and oh. quite a day in greater cincinnati for high school players-the family and friends of high school players...-and the coaches of high school players.-all over the city high school players grabbed a cap...signed a paper and made their college choices.-tackle tommy kraemer signed with notre dame....tho his dad remembers his skepticism when he talked with irish coaches: ((i said are you sure he's good enough to play at notre dame? he was always a big kid and falling all over the place and wanted to play with mud and rocks and not much on the sports scene. we didn't know what he was gonna do)) do)) brian kelly got kraemer...but urban meyer picked up a few local players including moeller received jake hausm

bounce pass. 49ers up six, he had eight points but the hilltoppers going on a run to seize control, edmonds know, johnson yes. a six point deficit turns into a four-point advantage for the hilltoppers. here comes charlotte. handoff to brexton -- from way out. timeout charlotte, cut the lead to one. after a pair of free throws, davis has to launch from a mile away but it's short. rebound western kentucky. >>> sixth straight victory in louisville. he falls down and still hits. take another look. his knee merely touches the ground. that's unbelievable. louisville gets hot from three late. not here -- trent lewis misses, back out today mainly wide-open that three he hits. cardinals rallied for a 7164 went -- 71-64 win. mike krzyzewski got a technical foul. first place in the acc -- didn't look the least bit on them over -- hung over from an emotional loss on tuesday. this one. johnson had 16, tar heels and nine of the half and then they just opened things up. corner three caps the 16-to -- 16-2 run. bryce johnson for the flash. unc wins big 96-71 the final. they are right back on track. >> good

he is in edmond, oklahoma, campaigning for his wife at the university of central oklahoma.ten in for a moment. >> they say they want to build walls. she said, no, let's build letters of opportunity and empowerment and tear down barriers. they say they want to make america great again. she said, i don't think we ever stopped being great. we stopped being whole. let's make america whole again and let everybody go along for the ride. let's get the incomes up, first of all, creating more good jobs and jobs in areas that have less than average wages. jobs cannot be sent overseas. let's begin with a big plan to modern yiize our infrastructured be the clean energy superpower of the world. your neighbor, i think it is interesting that your neighbor, texas, which brag os on being t oil capital of the university gheshgts a third of the electricity from the wind. one of those states, iowa, creates the lowest electric rates in america. there is no accident that they're growing like crazy. and we still need the oil because if you got any clothes on, chances are it has petroleum in it. s

city of columbia water works says customers on south ott street from edmond drive to live oak street need to boil their water for at least a minute before drinking or cook with it. crews are working to fix a six inch water main break. as the sec champs are coming off their 16 and oh victory in the sec... the gamecocks are now looking ahead to open play at the 2016 sec women's basketball tournament in the quarterfinals. but before they head to the sunshine state -- the team is holding a celebration this evening so they can share this milestone with their fans. rally at the alumni center and doors open at 6 o'clock tonight. the event features cocky, cheerleaders and the pep band. the team will sign team posters, which are provided at the event for free, all for the fans who have supported them over the years. "to leave colonial life arena in front of these fans who have supported them for their four years, to treat them to being 16 and oh and winning the last home game -- i think it's a great thing." the celebration will officially get underway at 6:30. there were 900 spots available -

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responded to reports of a vehicle hitting a parked vehicle just before 8 p-m, near brown street and edmonds drive. they learned the suspect's vehicle was a yellow ford pickup. shortly after, deputies found that pickup at a gas station on college parkway near research way. as officers approached... the suspect rammed a deputy's s-u-v with his car and sped off eastbound on college parkway. after passing airport road, the suspect lost control and crashed on airport property. the driver -- described as a hispanic man -- was ejected and passed away. investigators say the ford was reported stolen about 4 o-clock yesterday afternoon -- in the same area as the initial hit and run. also in crime beat... deputies three men who ran away from a deputy earlier this week. investigators say the men ran from a deputy who stopped them wednesday afternoon near foresthill and discovered one of them had a warrant for felony drug sales. he was about to make an arrest when they fled into the forest. authorities say empty gun cases and five guns were found inside their car, one of which was stolen. early yesterda