emmanuel: no. each state was divided into subdistricts and you would have, at the head, is oliver otis howard, then they would be the second tier administrative level , and the commissioners, and then you would have to subdistrict commissioners. each state was divided up differently. itically but you would have is a bureau agent, especially as time goes on, or likely to be located in the city than a county. if you have 20 miles away from petersburg, as some people in the county did, you would have the plannednd growth or your employer's farm, it would take you pretty much all day just to get to petersburg, and then you have to arrange a meeting with that person. and then they have to see if they can do something to assist you or not. it becomes increasingly more difficult for the bureau agents to enforce federal law and to enforce the community or space laws, as they were, with the end of slavery. >> [indiscernible] it was civil war to civil rights. events been following 150 years ago, it seems lik

i throw them to bt and emmanuel. if anybody would know about my offensive skill or ability, it would be those guys. i appreciate it. >> reporter: so if this is peyton's last rodeo, you're going to take his job, then? >> no, no, no. >> no. i've never played offense. i can't catch a ball for the life of me and i'm not blocking all day. so no. >> pressure, throws on the run, makes the interception. 40, 35, here we go, talib, 20, >> oh, definitely, definitely. i play receiver. i play star receiver and we'd be a nice little tandem. >> now peyton is a player who is perfect playing just one position, though he was willing to play backup quarterback, if necessary. >> i was, you know, insulted when it was suggested that i would refuse to do that. i never had the opportunity, but never once -- i don't know there was a lot of guys that go out and say hey, i do want to be a backup. i think most guys want to go out there and be the starter. that's the mentality of any competitive quarterback, but so to be able to be available was

i mean look... and... look, we... we had a difference, but in no way did mayor rahm emmanuel say, "spikei don't want you to make this film". he never said that. he said, "spike, i like your films". he said, "my problem is is that i don't like the title," which i didn't come up with. the term chi-raq came off local chicago rappers who thought, and i think rightfully so, where they live... southwest... west... on the southwest side of chicago, is a war zone. >> and the numbers confirm it. >> yes. the dubious numbers. and then he also said that this film will hurt tourism and economic development. well, i would like to tell you this. while we were filmin' chi-raqin chicago, nfl commissioner roger goodell had the nfl draft. >> just a little event. >> 250,000 people were in grant park for the (unintel). then you had the grateful dead's last five concerts at soldier field. then you had lollapalooza. those three events. you couldn't get a hotel room. you couldn't get a restaurant. >> couldn't get a rental. >> you couldn't get a car... chicago was jumpin'. nfl draft, grateful dead, lollapalooza,

emmanuel "manny" mandel sits in the middle.

and last week we were talking about emmanuel sanders and this week emmanuel moody a. he didn't last long. he was eliminated in the first round of the contest. and carl was your champion. >>> no nuggets were invited and as expected, a warrior was the steph curry was second. clay thompson was the man tonight. >> on to college basketball, swept by the bust, they got cougars overtime and today they beat the huskies. board and bucket kept putting them up with - - by eight with 3:00 to go. they had the shot to win at the end. but andrews missed the shot. monster rebound, holding on anyone to katie. and las vegas is going for their third victory in a row. on the actual hardwood it was not. the run was just too good. they fall 14 to 11 and fall 87 to katie. and the final score was 88 to 84. it was a busy day for the they were in action in hockey and lacrosse. and the officially begin the championship. they got all they could handle and they were of a duke for in the house and got - - things got interesting late. five unanswered to take the 9-8 lead on that shot. but they came

tevante becket and emmanuel belmar both are 3 stars. you probably some of he best film you're going to see. wherever the ball is, this guy finds a way to get to it but a little short, he's one of those guys we would classify as a tweener. emmanuel belmar is a little taller so i think he can roam, a little rangier guy who can get sideline to sideline so both of those guys are going to be big editions the next couple years. this weekend a lot of these players were in blacksburg, any defensive players that we think are on the fence and will flip and sign tomorrow. i think tomon fox, the 4-star defensive end, is teammates with belmar down in collins hill outside of atlanta, probably the biggest name guy with a possibility. jaquan bailey, a 3-star defensive end from raines, he's already decommitted so he would be so much of a flip but we are talking about a guy who can fill that role of dadi nicholas and that vacancy he has so it'll be interesting to see but they've got a few on the fence right now that are already committed somewhere so the

last week we talked about emmanuel sanders and this week emmanuel mudiay. the nuggets rookie partaking in the skills competition and didn't last long. emmanuel eliminated in the first round of the head to head contest against boston's isaiah thomas. thomas had a three going in first and he was therefore the karl-anthony towns was the champion. no nuggets won the three point contest either because no nuggets were invited. a warrior won but not steph curry. he was second to teammate klay thompson who was on fire finishing with 27 points to beat steph curry by 4. now to the college hardwood and a sweep of washington by the buffalo in boulder. they got them in double overtime thursday and yesterday they beat the huskies. wesley gordon man on a mission got a bucket and cu up eight and washington came back with a shot to win and at the end but the shot by andrew andrews mast and gordon's monster rebound cu holds on a final score 81-80. csu in las vegas going for their third win in a row and this looks like a good one. it was not. the running rebels too good and c

emmanuel "manny" mandel sits in the middle. he was born in may of 1936 on truman's birthday in latvia. , he wasafter his birth actually born on my father's birthday, we have a connection there. shortly after his birth, his father took a position as one of four chief cantors in budapest. it was one of the most important jewish communities in europe. as a 7-year-old in hungary, manny was among a group of approximately 670 jews which adolf eichmann offered to trade for allied material. when negotiations broke down, they were diverted to a concentration camp in germany, where anne frank died. his grandmother, who lived with the family in budapest, was killed at auschwitz. there were over 100,000 jewish citizens in hungary, and by the end of the war, over 400,000 have been killed. in the middle is henry greenbaum. prior to 1939, the jewish people had lived in poland for 1000 years freely. in 1939, when the germans invaded, he was 11. his father died, and his mother and siblings were moved into the crowded ghetto. his mother and two

kabeya's close friend, emmanuel mambo, says kabeya came to the united states in october last year mamba says this is a heartbreaking loss - not only for him - but for the tightly-knit congolese community he's a part of. 53:21-:25 "michka, he's really my best fried for a long, long time." emmanuel mambo says he greeup with michka kabeya, and even helped him get his visa to come to the united states. he leaves behind a wife - who was injured badly in the crash - and a young son who's in kindergarten. platini namputu, pictured here, lived with dickson mandiki. mambo heard about the crash about 6 hours after it happened early thursday morning. he talked to us through an interpreter, using a mix of french and lingala. 55:54-:06 "the day before, i was with michka here, me, and we talked, we spent the night together. and then it was really a shock for me to hear from the family that he passed away."mambo says the group was driving to work in tama when the crash h happened. to lose 3 members of the local congolese community so suddenly is incredibly hard to take, he told us, and he's now relyin

tevante becket and emmanuel belmar both are 3 stars. you watch tevante becket, he has probably some of he best film you're going to see. wherever the ball is, this guy finds a way to get to it but a little short, he's one of those guys we would classify as a tweener. emmanuel belmar is a little taller so i think he can roam, a little rangier guy who can get sideline to sideline so both of those guys are going to be big editions the next couple years. this weekend a lot of these players were in blacksburg, any defensive players that we think are on the fence and will flip and sign tomorrow. i think tomon fox, the 4-star defensive end, is teammates with belmar down in collins hill outside of atlanta, probably the biggest name guy with a possibility. jaquan bailey, a 3-star defensive end from raines, he's already decommitted so he would be so much of a flip but we are talking about a guy who can fill that role of dadi nicholas and that vacancy he has so it'll be interesting to see fence right now that are already committed somewhere so the

and mike emmanuel in manchester, new hampshire with details in the home stretch of the primary contest. >> reporter: the stakes tonight are huge for republican candidates, just days before new hampshire voters go to the polls. the candidates are out working and trying to turn out the vote and hoping to convince undecided voters to support them here in the granite state. one candidate who won't be on the debate stage tonight is former ceo carly fiorina who took this swipe at abc which televising -- is televising the debate, and hillary clinton. >> i'm going to beat here. you know i'm the best debater on the stage and have been fearless in telling the truth about mrs. clinton, he's a liar and lacks a track record of accomplishment and has been wrong on every major foreign policy change and maybe that is the reason anybody but carly fiorina dump have me on the stage tonight. >> reporter: and governor chris christie needs a strong showing tonight's debate will provide a contrast for voters. >> on that stage tonight you will see a difference. we will make sure you see a difference. between

(emmanuel chacha, 13-years old) i said thank you to the lord because he made me come here. in christiansburg, eamon o'meara wdbj7. members of the united nations are mourning the loss of a well-known diplomat. a "salty" form of therapy is doing wonders for people suffering from allergies and asthma. and the future of toys is here. we'll take at some low-tech attractions annual toy fair. every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understandsfe behind it. who have served our nationthe very best service in return. . we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and% of our members plan to stay for life. let the melting begin! the snow and ice are beginning to disappear, but the latest round of winter weather has left thousands without power. when it will be restored and your first alert forecast tonight at 6 on wdbj 7. boutros-ghali as died. the egyptian politician and diplomat was the sixth secretary- general of the united nations, serving from january 1992 to in the hospital after suffering from a broken pelvis. today united nation

mike emmanuel, back in his old stomping ground of the lone star state. good to see you. >> thank you. >> i was a reporter in austin and houston, by the way. >>> with an expected loss in south carolina, senator bernie sanders campaigning in texas and minnesota focusing on super tuesday currently. hillary clinton is leading sanders in the delegate race. 505 to 71. but democratic party chair and local officials say sanders is within striking dance of clinton -- distance of clinton. a fox news contributor is here, also a former pollster for president jimmy carter. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> let's start with that delegate race. what is bernie sanders delegate strategy? >> let's understand, the delegate -- how the delegates are portioned in the democratic party. in the primaries and caucuses, they are not like the republicans. there are no winner take all contests. they're all straight proportional contests, which means that when you have some two candidates head to head, this race will go on for a long time. the lead that right now that bern

it wasn't only the emmanuel 9 or the emmanuel 12, but you know, we had a devastating shooting earliern man by a police officer who has now been charged with a crime. then we had unprecedented flooding in the fall, late fall. but we rebounded each time. our church community jumped up and taken care of the flood victims and thursday, the house of representatives passed a farm aid bill to help the farmers devastated. so i'm proud to be a republican, i'm proud to be a south carolinian and i hope again that our party will get behind one candidate and we can recapture the white house in 2016. >> we'll be watching. thank you for having us in your glorious state. coming up next, we are in south carolina, because this is a huge day in the democratic race. as voters head to the polls they have about an hour and a half left. and well, we'll be right back. think of it as a seven seat theater... for an action packed thriller. aren't moving in the right direction,bers it can be a burden. but what if you could wake up to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®.

in nashville, mike emmanuel fox news. >>> don't forget as the results come in on tuesday, you can see them here on it fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> a 23-year-old man accused of posing as a teenager and enrolling in high school in harrisburg is now facing a sex charge. sam rin. investigators say he had a squall relationship way 15-year-old student. he was arrested last week. accused of using an alias and fake documents to roll in harrisburg high school in 2012. to those who knew him say he was actually a model student. that he participated in rotc and the national honor society. >> everybody so surprised. some people felt sorry for him because they knew -- he meant well at least as far as as far as they knew. >> what he did was wrong, he was trying to get education and better himself. >> investigators say he stayed in the united states after his visa expired and enrolled in school. last week he was also charged with identity theft and tampering with public records. >>> a driver loses control of her car and smashs into a deli in oxford circle. the crash leaving a decent side gaping hole on

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let's go to senior political correspondent mike emmanuel in the spin room.good evening, mike. >> well, bret, good evening. it was clear secretary hillary clinton tried to be more aggressive in shutting down bernie sanders momentum on tuesday, sparks flew when clinton was asked about how she'd pay for some proposals and sanders shot back she's not in the white house yet. bernie sanders continued his rant about the campaign finance system being corrupt. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people, people aren't dumb. why in god's name does wall street make huk campaign contributions? my guess, just for the hundred of it. >> i have made it clear that no bank is too big to fail. no executive too powerful to jail, and because of dodd frank we now have in law a process that the president, the federal reserve and others can use if any bank poses a sis stemmic risk. >> there was an extended back and forth on the issue of foreign policy. let's take a listen. >> i voted against the war with iraq. >> i do not believe a vote in 2002. >> she has the longe

the ads argue the mother emmanuel church deserves the >>> in kershaw county a family is trying to pick up the pieces of their lives after their house was destroyed by a fire friday night. he was asleep when the fire started. he was able to get out of the home unharmed. his wife was out of town with their three small children, 4, 3 and 18 months. he is so thankful they were out of town because of where the fire sparked. it would have been hard to get them out of the home safely. >> i have never seen so much love before from people who don't know us. they pulled into a prayer circle. and they prayed for us. started donating money. started asking clothe sizes. that i have never really spoken to before. >> if you would like the help the family you can drop off donations at the dance center or facebook for details on what the family needs. >>> south carolina is receiving $157 million in federal aid to help pay for recovery from the floods last fall. $96.8million to state agencies. 23.5million to richland county. 20million to columbia. 16.3million to lexington county. the money will help pay

you have to put your mind to it. 00;49;35;01 intv - emmanuel sanders --- emmanuel sanders: catch as many footballs as you like you in the nfl so i was give me. cannot grow up to be a head coach in the nfl. but it wasn't all business for this young correspondent. [best exchanges interacting with fans, cheerleaders, other colorful characters; doing the dab] 00;47;38;29 fan wearing/showing off ugly christmas/broncos sweater: what do you think? / marlo: great. / cam: no you don't / marlo: yeah i do / cam: what? nats - marlo dancing - cam newton's 8:30...marvel's agent carter at 9... what would you do? at 10... and action news at 11. that's it for us here... the chew is up next... and be sure to watch action news live at 3 p-m with rikki cheese... until then.. thanks for watching and have a you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay a aad. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes risin

emily blunt is in talks for the title role with hamilton's emmanuel for birch the chimney sweep. love that movie. >>> and on march fifth, jonah hill with musical guest future and on march 12th, ariana grande will premier new music as the host and musical guest. >> that's elite stats. when you do both. >> she hasn't had a hit in one or two months. well, i'm dara brown along with bill karins and this is "early today." fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboard more than certain family members? is your success due to a filing system only you understand? does printing from your tablet to your wireless printer give you a jolt of confidence? if so, you may be gearcentric. someone who knows that the right office gear helps you do great things. and there's one place that has it all. office depot officemax. gear up for great. olay total effects a skin transformation that rivals the leading department store moisturizer. revives skin to fight 7 signs of aging. with olay, you age less, so you can be ageless. olay. ageless. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about i

i see that in emmanuel sanders. a guy who likes to talk some trash. not in a mean way but just as it is also backing it up on the field. >> there are a lot of similarities between the two of them. >> i am pretty sure that either denver has a large is homeschooled population in the country or a lot of kids are missing school today. >> and the teachers are bitter saying, why did we have to come to school? are you kidding, we are here and no one else is. [laughing] >> this is a great field day for the kids to be out here. i understand some of the catholic schools in town even moved some exams around. take a look at that sign. that is a great reminder that while we talk about denver and colorado bronco's extends the state. i think about the fans of that come from the dakotas, montana, utah, they drive on sunday to come watch the game. >> from nebraska, wyoming and all of these other places, it is so cool. >> i know a bunch of you folks out there are watching this coverage, let us know on facebook or twitter where you are watching from so we can give you a

>> mike emmanuel, thanks. let's bring in our expanded panel.eve hays, amy stoddardxd and charles krauthammer. steve, your thoughts? >> what is fascinating is to hear hillary clinton trying to get to bernie sanders left, yet again. she opened the statement calling for illuminating the influence of wall street and stripping things out of politics. the things that have been the two fold of bernie sanders campaign. i think it's deeply cynical of hillary clinton to be making those arguments given the swirl about her fund raising, both with the clinton foundation and generally. the super pac debate, and the contributions she god from goldman sachs, and she's calling for this to be eliminated? hypocritical. >> there is this hugging of president obama by hillary clinton. but yet, talking about economic troubles that have not been fixed over seven and a half years, it's a tough line to walk. >> yes. when you're hugging the president you're hugging the establishment when people are antiestablishment. what we have going on here is hard left populism and h

. >> mike emmanuel is live in des moines, mike? >> it was a jubilant scene here at marco rubio's headquarters for days we'd be hearing whether there was marcomentum and they say it turned out to be true, saying the debate gave a chance to show national audience what he was capable of doing and gave him more face time and they think that was a win for marco rubio and hurt donald trump with some of the late-deciding iowa caucus goers they think coming out this evening was a very up beat speech in front of a national audience celebrating a strong third place finish, outperforming in iowa was huge for them. they think as other candidates leave the stage and it gets down to a few person race, it will be an opportunity for marco rubio to shine. it was boiling down between a two person race and they say it is a three-man race. and on to new hampshire. >> mike, thank you. joining us now with more on charles krauthammer, author of the book "things that matter". charles your thoughts on what we've seen tonight. >> i think this was a major po

. >>> a special service today to honor the victims in the maine m church -- mother emmanuel church shootings in charleston. family member of those victims came in and talked to the students. they told them where they were when they heard about the shootings and what it meant to them and talked about how they forgive dylann roof and how their faith gave them strength. >> it has been rough. i won't life. it is been rough. my mother and i were best friends. when i get down i read scripture. i go to church. maintain my same routine and >> the message today was unity. >>> and last year's understood uncovered -- flood uncovered coming u >>> how you charge your phone could be draining your wallet. tomorrow on 378 this morning a gadge -- on news 19 this morning a gadget that will help and what you are not doing that could be making your pessick everything you need to know for >>> you are watching news 19 at 7:00 p.m. with jr berry. >>> an historic mansion has been closed since an ice storm two yours ago. the found -- two years ago. a foundation is donating to museums in columbia. the collection incl

norman responded yesterday by saying i never heard of emmanuel sanders and he needs a little more practice. so there's a little bit, but really it's been kind of tame. you know, i've always found that on game day, when you're lining up against a guy, that bulletin board material doesn't have much consequence. >> it's about what happens right then. >> it is. >> i know your notebook comes up. we're going to do that live today. people can send in questions probably around 3:00. watch his twitter feed for information on that. that's always so interesting. love your insight. thank you, mike. >> thank you. >> no smack talking amongst all of us. >> no way. >> just love here. >> isn't it interesting, though. remember the day when all the smack talk came from the quarterback and the receiver and the runningback. now it's all the defensive backs. they're doing the smack talking now. >> all right. >> hey, greg is in full bronco spirit today, thanks to you. you might be able to hear everybody getting ready to paint greg's hair. they're off to my right. that's going on to be fun. we'll do that in just

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emmanuel mudier. then the big fella, wide open. take it, and make it. three ball, nuggets wittin 5, but 24 turnovers, yikes. worse loss at home this season for the nuggets. 121-101 boston. >>> ufc fight night in pittsburgh tonight. colorado in the house with the octagon. factory x, trained by lauren landeau. chris landed a right jab, stunned rigs, and take a knee, six, or seven. and it's over. seconds in. >>> fighting another cowboy in a welterweight bout. this didn't take long either. he got oliviera on the ground. immediately tapped out. and donald the winner by submission. colorado sweeping ufc fight night in the steel city. >>> time for a break, but we are coming back and a lot more when we do. a wrestler from meeker, making colorado state history. we'll talk with tj shelton, and we'll check in with du hockey. the hottest team in the >>> welcome back. the state wrestling centers at pepsi center in the books for another year. tj beat chris martin in the 170- pound class. tj won his fourth state championship. yes, he won as a freshman, sophomore, juni

remember when michael jackson brought brooke shields and emmanuel lewis in 1984 in nicholson an ross? and how about a throw back to when mariah looked like this in '92. ? did you eat yet today? no, i'm starving. >> when ways a teenager i was miserable. i was contemplating, you and now just think of it. if i wasn't here, i would have missed out on all of this stuff. >> there are grammy couples that have lasted, others that doesn't. and some we forgot were ever even an item. >> we have a very special bond. i don't know what it's called. but it's fun. i think he's cute. i heard through the grapevine that he thinks i'm cute too. >> hey, come on in. >> from shania to marc very have in nervous nomineees. even with a 22-year-old whitney houston and her parents in 1986. >> i don't know. i'm okay. i'm all right. holding up pretty good. >> but the back stage moments with the winners that really stand out. >> you never get used to being back stage. to see the excitement, people >> harmonize a little for me? >> sure. >> then there's that second when you hear your name and it registers -- that's j

mike emmanuelle is live in las vegas with all that. >> republican candidates recognize time is preciousada ahead of tomorrow night's nevada caucuses senator marco rubio did a rally of north las vegas last night rubio continues racking up endorsements in nevada and is hoping his personal biography spending six years of his childhood here will help grow in an interview, rubio talk about the nevada economy. >> nevada is not just about gaming anymore. they have a rising tech industry, particularly in the energy sector but gaining is important and tourism is important. >> texas senator ted cruz was in prompts and will hit a lot of rural areas. i asked cruz after his rally if his talk tough stance on illegal immigration might hurt him with latino voters. >> most hispanics in this country, particularly us citizens don't want to open doors. they want to see our borders secured they want to see our communities safe. >> reporter: nevada is fourth on the 2016 gopcalendar, first in the westborough caucuses were chaotic four years ago but leaders are hopeful it will be smoother tomorrow night. i spo

. >> headline and memories that come out of music's big east brought brooke shields and emmanuel lewis in 1984? jack nicholson and diana and how about a throw back to when mariah looked like this in '92. did you eat yet today? >> no, i'm starving. >> when i was a teenager i was miserable. i was contemplating, you know. and now just think of it. if i wasn't here, i would have missed out on all of this stuff.y couples that have lasted, others that didn't. and some we forgot were ev even an item. >> we have a very special bond. i don't know what it's called. but it's fun.stry together. i think he's cute. i heard through the grapevine that he thinks i'm cute too. on in. >> from shania to marc anthony, e in nervous nominees. even with a 22-year-old whitney houston and her parents in 1986. >> i don't know. i'm all right.good. with the winners that really stan >> you never get used to being back stage. to see the excitement, people getting ready to p >>nd where you hear your name and it registers. that's just the ultimate -- that's musical orgasm. >> and when winners touch that photo room, th

. >>> janessa webb participated in soup for the soul at emmanuel baptist church in cleveland. all the money raised goes to the church's outreach program and it mark the one -- 100th anniversary of the church. >>> it was a great day to do anything outside. i'm sure they had a wonderful non-snowy non-raining commute. >> i think a lot of motorcycles were out certainly enjoyed the day and families out. it's even better for tomorrow so if you did not get the chance today and had too many things on the to do list make some time for tomorrow. let's look outside again. the most beautiful sight, temperatures quite comfortable but chilly because of the stronger winds. now it's an evening -- is the evening falls it will drop to southwest wins making it feel like we're at 37. let's take a look at the temperatures. for evening plans i think the jackets a good idea. 43 in parma, 43 in euclid, 43 in chardon. richfield at 43 and 44 in westlake. further south similar here as well and we have clouds but for many of us we're going mostly clear in the overnight hours. because of the stronger sout

emmanuel is an 11 month old late last year he was found abandoned and badly hurt at carolina advenutre world -- hospital concluded he had been dragged by a car and was badly malnourished. his rescuers created a go fund me page, and from there they say support took off. "we initially asked for $4,000 just to cover the first month of treatment. he's bene here for two months. his bill is currently over $6,000. the knee surgery itself is going to cost between $3,200 and $3,800 for the left knee." a fairfield county man was arrested and charged in connection with emanuel's abuse. the fairfield animal hospital is hoping to get the dog into a new home once he's fully recovered. deputies in orangeburg county are looking for a person of interest after someone test drove an s- u-v and never returned with the vehicle. employees of again auto sales on five chop road in orangeburg say a man drove off in a silver 2005 trail blazer saturday. deputies say the man arived in a blue audi and say a woman drove away in that car. if anyone has any information on sweatshirt or the blue audi is asked crimesto

. >> mike emmanuel is live in des moines, mike? >> it was a jubilant scene here at marco rubio's headquarters for days we'd be hearing whether there was marcomentum and they say it turned out to be true, saying the debate gave a chance to show national audience what he was capable of doing and gave him more face time and they think that was a win for marco rubio and hurt donald trump with some of the late-deciding iowa caucus goers they think coming out this evening was a very up beat speech in front of a national audience celebrating a strong third place finish, outperforming in iowa was huge for them. they think as other candidates leave the stage and it gets down to a few person race, it will be an opportunity for marco rubio to shine. it was boiling down between a two person race and they say it is a three-man race. and on to new hampshire. >> mike, thank you. joining us now with more on charles krauthammer, author of the book "things that matter". charles your thoughts on what we've seen tonight. >> i think this was a major po

emmanuel mudiay leads the league. he has struggles with accuracy however. he might have had nerves. a balanced around one. thomas made ittto the finals where he faced timberwolves carl anthony townsend. he got game. it came doon to the 3-pointer. straight cash. he is the tallest to ever win at 7 feet tall. who else woulddwin but a goldenn state warrior. `hompson in his final round dropped 27 points and went off ball. switching gears to march madness, it's nearly upon us. the race is tightening up.. cu buffs were picked to finish seventh in the conference. they have showed us, what do we know. they are hosting washington. thh buffs were on a mission early to break it. rewarded for running the floor. that's two of the 13. he scored. cu buffs up 16. gordon had himself a day. he beat the buzzer at intermission. locker room, up 46-34. they were in a dogfight after that. on the money and of that alley- oop, finished with a team-high 18. was gordon did it all, bbock shots, layups, rebounds and recorded his first -- fifth %- rebounds. they mproved to 19-7. just one game out of first place a

the grammys where he will introduce a kerry underwood -- carrie underwood and [ indiscernible ] emmanuel mudiay has a big week ahead. he is in the all-star skills competition on saturday. tonight he is on the world team of the rising stars. they had their first practice tonight. they have a little bit of a competitive advantage because of the playcalling. >> [ muffled audio ] it was kind of funny because he was one setting up the screen. i was like, we already know music with guard. i am just -- he is a quick guard. i am just trying to have fun. >>> see you one a double- overtime thriller -- cu won a double-overtime thriller last night. >>> we have beautiful weather for saturday and still my stay for valentine's day. switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you

this is a young cuban boxer emmanuel guerra's trainer calls in the best he has ever seen at this age, a remarkable 15 years old. his amazing story from cuba to the rain in the u.s. >> anchor: get ready for it >> that does it for st text1 italics cc1 test message >>> welcome to "world news tonight." remembering justice tonin scal and now, the battle to replace him. the conservative titan of america's highest court. brilliant, sharp, provocative. his sudden death in an election ar. obama vowing to appoint his successor. the republicans saying no way. the new justice could shape the supreme court for a generation. >>> southern brawl. the fiery republican debate in south carolina, the next primaryp state. the rowdiest, loudest, and angriest yet. >> the world trade center came downwnuring your brother's reign. remember that. >>> arctic express. the bitter blast of sub-freezing bone-chilling and dangerous. the whiteouts. the accidents. and the new winter storm on the move. 100 million people in the way. >>> and, deadly stunt? the zooming car. then t t fiery accident, killing three young wom

. >>> discussing the global impact of the mother emmanuel church shootings. a panel of international students discussed how the massacre relates to gun violence in the united states and their countries. >>> students experienced cultures from around the world it was all thanks to this year's global village. students created disflies show case and educate people about . >> decided to let the state, the people of the community know that we are here, that we have students from many different places and venues and that they are part of this community and they contribute with their ideas and their academic advances. >> the global village was put together by the office of international programs and the international students association. >>> all right. still ahead now, candidates crisscrossing the state days away from the gop primary. 10 days or so from the democratic primary. candidates are, that >> tomorrow on news 19 this morning national random acts of kindness day. the list of ways you could det involved and you asked and we lessened. by your request the most -