♪ ♪ >>> tonight, is jen garner finally divorcing ben?rly two years after splitting, and all those many reconciliation rumors. >> we do our best. >> what "e.t." knows about a possible divorce filing. >> harrison ford is back in the air just after his plane scare. does this just-released audio reveal confusionnin the cockpit? >> oh, sorry -- >> did he forget what he was flying? >> plus is justtn bieber spiralling out of control again? alleged bar fight, headbuttings and new police investigations. >> and new scenes from a britney spears movie. her fights with justin. aae they really going to settle it with a -- did someone say dance-off? >>> now for february 17, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." it's been neaaly two years since the news broke that jennifer garner has split from ben affleck. >> now there say new report that jen is finally ready to bring their marriage to an official end. jennifer garner was solo and all smiles yesterday leaving an l.a. nail salon. it was snapped just hours beforo a report broke she is bear gearing up to

>> my producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting.he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, fintosecond, whatever the latest measurement of time is, the repressed freudian alien that snowballed emotionally and was repressed through drugs and alcohol -- that was witnessed by 10,000 people at a country hoedown concert in detroit's hart plaza -- >> it was another few minutes before our producer could bring him back to the details of his crime. >> -- finger in a wall socket -- >> what he told us was both shocking and disturbing. >> i pulled his brain out, took a bite out of it. >> like frank street, garner was housed in the residential treatment unit. but it was clear that not only does he still struggle with what he did, he worries about what he still might do. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i -- i believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. if i had my way i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, my j

jennifer garner. ms. garner: thank you.hter] markarner: thank you, karen it is exciting and thrilling to be in a room full of people who are giving their lives to service to our country. i'm honored to be here and grateful to be part of this conversation. believe me, when i started working on years ago, the ,hought of early education being part of a national conversation, was something that was far off in the distance. so it's thrilling to see everyone here and committed and ready to get to work. first, just to let you know how i got into this in the first place, my mom grew up poor, dirt poor, with 10 slid the desk 10 siblings and no -- 10 siblings and no electricity or running water. she had to get herself educated, the only member of her family to go to college. in -- and my sisters me and trusting, north carolina. kids shoes are cut along the front to let their toes grow out, where my kids from first grade didn't make it the second grade when i did, didn't make it a third grade when i did, and the faceisappeared off of

nominees, but at the time there was no need for a cloture vote because we knew each of them would garner 60. it's important to clarify because i believe 60 votes is the right standard for this nominee, not because they did it to us, we did it to them, but because 60 votes, as i mentioned in my remarks, produces a mainstream candidate, and as i laid out earlier, the supreme court requires a mainstream candidate now more than ever. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll.

garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. make it sweet. make it savory. make it creamy. make it crunch. make it overnight. ♪ make it yours with quaker. hang in there. thanks. kleenex. someone needs one. jersey, 45 degrees, they are reporting dense fog along the boardwalk. getting to a high of 71 in philadelphia today. >> thanks, matt. in the morning buzz the countdown going on to hollywood's biggest night, the academy awards three days away, hollywood boulevard getting a close up that will happen on oscar sunday. the awards ceremony will be held inside the dolby theater. they have sent up a structure to protect the stars from a chance of rain which is in the forecast. our abc colleague jimmy kimmel will be hosting. "action news" will be on an hour earlier at 5:00 a.m., the big sho

. >> every prosecutor wants as much evidence as they can possibly garner before going to trial. >> reporter: that's why zealous says prosecutors in montgomery county offered up 13 women, some kwho have gone public -- some who have gone public, others who haven't, wanting them to testify before a judge in the trial. in the end, the judge is allowing only one other with a similar story to testify. a woman who like the accuser in the criminal case said cosby gave her red wine and pills and claims she was incapacitated when the sexual assault occurred. the accuser in the criminal case is andrea constand. she is expected to testify. the only other women known as victim number six will tell her story. victim six said it was in a hotel room in the late 1990s when she met cosby for lunch. he forced her to take the pills, and she was assaulted. they say it's a vooictory for t defense but not a total blow for the prosecution. >> it doesn't mean the case is over. it means you have to fight another day. >> reporter: lawyers on both sides will be back in norristown on monday arguing whether or not the c

jennifer garner's surprise new divorce move on ben affleck? "extra." ♪ extra, extra >>> 20 months after their split, is jennifer garner suddenly ready to pull the trigger on her divorce from ben affleck? the breaking headlines today after all the speculation they might reconcile. >>> plus, mariah's first official words about dating bryan tanaka. >> i would say he's my boyfriend. >>> look who we spotted at dinner, the two hillarys. >> the real clinton and the "snl" clinton were doing at this hot new york restaurant. >>> our secret weapon inside the "sports illustrated" launch party, "si" model nia tang. >> it is really heating up out here! >>> kate upton, christie brinkley, ashley graham. >> how was it keeping that tiny bikini on? these girls need some work. >>> tom and rhee tashgs hollywood's happiest, naught east couple? >> valentine's first thing in the morning, though. >>> now on "extra" -- >> i now realize what i just said. >> from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey, everyone. we

garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him.d my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. for over 100 years like kraftha, delicious natural cheese you learn a lot about people's tastes. honey,hat do you want for dinner tonight? oh, whatever you're making. cheesy chipotle pork quesadillas? mmmm... ravioli lasagna bake? yeah, i don't know... grilled white chicken... grab something rich, sharp and creamy. triple cheddar stuffed sliders. sold! we aim to cheese! kraft natural cheese: we make cheese for how you love cheese. >>> all right. developing now that snow emergency happening in the northeast. 50 million people, 13 states, all of them in the path of this winter storm. check out what's hitting northern new jersey and new york city. more than a foot of snow. i want to head over to kristen dahlgren, who is holding the fort in centra

garner. i was was a highlight.we didn't start in a good place a few years ago and we've made some progress and we have a lot of distance to go from there. i mean, we've developed what we call victory schools to add resources for children in poverty and give block grants and allow them to mitigate use some of that. we have zoom school for english language learners. many of your states like mine have a large population of that. we need to make progress there. similar to governor bently, we participated in that grant process. i put money in my budget so we could add thousands of pre-k seats as well. i'm particularly interested in comments on0-3. some of the push back we get is funding is great, but we don't want to it be babysitting. we're working hard to get more of those providers certified so it can be instructional and also what would be your comment as well in terms of parents are saying wait a minute, i, you know, don't take my baby away from me. i hear that sometimes. and so just trying to help thread that need

. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes, cannot garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chaffetz and steve lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the dccc i'm probably not going to do it but go ahead and suggest it. >> how about some of -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> you asked me a question. >> no, i did not. >> will the gentleman yield? will the gentleman yield? i think we need to calm down here a little bit. >> all c-span programs are available at c-span.org on our home page or by searching the video library. >>> now, tennessee governor bill haslam gives his annual state of the state address at the state capitol in nashville. this is just over 30 minutes. [ applause ] >> thanks. thank you. thank you. all right. all right. thanks so much. speaker orwell, lieutenant governor mcnally, happy birthday, randy, speakers pro tem tracy and johnson, members of the 110th gene

the president looks forward to a fair and expedient -- majority whip cornyn, grassley, hatch and garner, also with joe mansion of west virginia. we have to have a few trump state democrats who want to win re-election, but the 60 vote standard is simply not accurate. democrats are grasping at straws to block a qualified nominee. the two supreme court justices that president obama put forward were subject to the 60 vote --

>> is jennifer garner finally filing for divorce from ben affleck?>> right now i'm the poster child of the 60s set. >> with christie brinkley's ageless "sports illustrated" shoot. >> then adele beats beyonce at the grammys. >> plus the bachelorette breaks new ground. why rachel lindsay got abc's final rose. >> i'm very excited for her. i think she's going to be an amazing bachelorette. >> then our couples confidential. "the insider," jenny mccarthy and donnie wahlberg show us the perks. all is fair in love and "the voice." why the coaches are making this year the ultimate battle of the sexes. >> i think a girl will win this season. a girl on my team. >> come on. >> now w"the weekend insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> welcome to "the weekend insider." >> tracking the biggest stories in hollywood starting with our good week -- >> bad week. >> according to "us weekly" it was a bad week for jennifer garner. >> many of us take stock sometimes. did i make the right choices? am i living my best life in right? >> that's what it's really abou

congressman roger marshall, republican of kansas, this week your first few days on the job you've garnered some attention, you and your son, doing the dab while you were getting sworn in. >> yes. >> did you know he was going to do it? >> absolutely not. his mom would have had a fit and thrown him out of the room. >> now, you tweeted out after that he's grounded. how long is he grounded for? and what will he be doing during that time? >> well, if anybody needs help having their snow shovel removes this weekend, please let cal now. he's still negotiating the length of his term. he's asking for a presidential pardon after this weekend. so we'll see how he goes. >> what was your reaction? what were you thinking when you saw what was happening? >> i really was clueless. i really thought he was sneezing. i had no idea what he was doing. and then someone mentioned the word -- he was dabbing. i had no idea what the word even meant. so i guess the speaker and i both learned a new term. >> that's right. tell us why you decided to run for congress. >> it was always a lot of reasons but we had our fir

this started by our senior design officer, sam garner and her husband. they work f full sail university in florida. they got students to put together care packages for the first responders, some atendees at a vigil and the canine units, as well. the dogs got care packages with little dog treats. and we have one more. yes. speaking of animals. this actually is a photo that was given to us by our friends over at het anim shelter in chicago. we've worked with them for two years now, at the convention. our der is related to that community a that show, the "supernaturshow, we have a ability to to conventions and do a little kindness with some of the convention attendees. and in this case, they donated three or four suv loads of pet supplies anbuosh for them. >> i said that was the last one. this is the last one. >> yes. this was another -- that's actually sa oign officer, u the corner. she knows one of the teachers at napier elementary in tennessee. it's a federally funded title i school. they ofntav funding they need for extracurriculars or on field trips. s

this year with la la land garnering so many nominations movie sound tracks will get attention.el miranda is up for his work on the movie "muana." if he wins, he will have won an emmy grammy and a tony. >> the ceremony gets under way at 8:30. it will be hosted by jimmy kimmel. right now, we have the behind the scenes looks at preparation for the show. tomorrow night, we have live video from the red carpet and the most talked about moments as they happen in hollywood. >> there he is, adam joseph was proud to serve as m.c. for a cancer fundraiser in radner. it's organized by the board of associates and proceeds go to fox cancer center. time for a look at the forecast magee. >> mother nature sai are not done we have showers and we are tracking colder air tonight. you can see that it'sth m for spotty shower in cape things are calming from earlier today.own hd, shore in atlantic city, things werelier with the cold front departing north and east. with the line of activity moving through. northeast philadelphia, half inch. half inch of rain in allentown quarter ofh and a tenth of an in

rangers pulled a goal back with half hour to go throuthoe garner, but were unable to find an equaliser wigan to their first world club challenge victory since 1994. the match pits the best in the northern hemisphere against the best in the southern and wigan beat nrl champions cronulla sharks, 22 points to 6. they become the first super league side to win the trophy in 5 years. tim hague has more. get your gear on, guys. wigan‘s fourth club challenge title was up for grabs. the super league against the nrl and it was immense from the off. joe burgess previously played down under and quickly re—introduced himself. after an acrobatic first, no need to check the grounding on the second. they were well under way, but not before cronulla they tried to pull them back in range. a bit of hair, and some fisticuffs. no wonder they were agitated, they had two tries disallowed. the headaches only continued when wigan began the second half like the third. gildart, this year. cronulla ended their wait for the title last season and they fought on, attempting a comeback. the gap was too wide, even mor

it garnered millions of views, reading of the letter, but without retribution. and mcconnell said she was warned and she has persisted. it is a battle cry to the left. and hillary clinton said, so must we all. >> and the female figures who persisted including rosa parks and harriet tubman and also today, senator warren on her intent in quoting the letter. >> this is kor rcoretta scott k talking about the a facts as she saw him that he, jeff sessions, used his office to not allow freedom of voting for blacks. and i want to say, that i hope that everybody reads this letter. >> we have been asking online if she should have been allowed to spook out against that it is eventually divided, and so we will have more of those results later on. >>> this is how it all started. the girl with the amazing skills. that is fattima al ali. and the december the caps offed her an opportunity to come to meet the team, and today, the big team. and news4 carol maloney was there with the story. >> yeah, i was there and so was every media outlet that you can think of. and this feel-goo

al gore, who was also an apple board, garnering $30 million. he had $230,000.n tim cook takes the stage here, you expect him to field questions on a range of issues. from trade to issues. we'll bring the headlines once they cross. >> josh, thank you very much for that. about the wall street journal reports, the iphone is going to have a curved flexible display. it is not just record highs but it is now the top down component of the year. they are arguing that asps are going to start to move. >> yeah, it is the highest percentage in two years. they continue to show they can move iphones and move their business businesses. when you put those two things together, they're one of the highest valued companies in the world. >> josh, what is amazing here is that investor attitudes seem to change or run hot and cold more rapidly than the fundamental story does. so when everyone just discovers everything is going well, and the services business is great, but not that much is different from what you could have said a year ago here. so people are waking up to what has been

garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him.my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. lou: in our online poll we ask you, should f.b.i. and cia immediately and urgently investigate and prosecute all leaks from the trump administration and bureaucracy? 91% of you say yes. expwhrieng now, washington times opinion editor, charlie hurt. fox news contributor, rachael compose duffy. -- campos duffy. this is a critical -- this is a present danger to the republic and certainly to this administration without any question whatsoever. do you have not agree? >> i agree. his article is interesting. he put obama at center organizing everything. he's our first ex-community organizer president. but we have never seen anything like this. i think it's time for people like the bush family. they talk about not normalizing trump, the press and the le

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to watch a broad-based commercial brand in multiple product categories, each of which could have garneredultimillion dollar business relationships, during which the plaintiff is one of the most photographed women in the world. >> i am honored to be the first lady. reporter: so are her lawyers are doing a false reports limited how much she could profit off of the presidency? a spokeswoman insist that she is not trying to cash in on her new life, telling the new york times she was not trying to make money from her role as first lady. >> it is fueling the flames of all of this discussion about possible conflicts of interest in the new trump white house. jummy: to boston, where it was a nightmare on the highways this morning. freezing rain blamed for a 20 car pileup, as many as 30 vehicles crashing in that area. highway officials have brought out equipment, treating the many drivers were unable to handle the conditions. that is when you need to just park your car. [boston accent] doug: tomorrow they will have problems as well, heavy snow. the northeast corridor, major snowstorm. and we have a

so of mother of eric garner beset i can breathe and has president obama in its n and harry belafonte how he said he was an activist his mother said never see the inequity in not go to fix it. we are leaders speaking of she is still a leader how her mother influenced her when she was a kid in her church in the youth minister said dr. king is coming to town to say he is a great man trying to make change. seven of the white parents said i will not do it but she attended the service i encourage you to listen to the heart of mothers. there is another piece to share with you one of the most recognized leaders in the country but the former advisor to barack obama we talk about the importance of women of african-american women now imagine the true life story to achieve the ultimate one of the most influential unrecognizable people wear any status is confronted not of a physical condition but in the cross hairs of a jaded mental situation first lady michelle obama would be the whitehouse 1600 pennsylvania avenue to venture out for a box with the personal agenda of her let's move campaign and

garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. >>> welcome back. i want to show you live pictures from across the pond in london. they are protesting president trump's travel ban. as you know, a federal judge in washington state blocked that order with far sweeping effects nationwide. this happened overnight and the white house says that the justice dertment will file a request for an immediate stay of that order. but as we see here, this protest in london, one of many that are scheduled for today, here at home and around the world. joining me now is jonathan finer who served as former secretary of state under john kerry's staff and a former foreign and national correspondent for "the washington post." also joining the conversation, msnbc contributor steve clemons of "the atlantic." gen

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garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. ♪ ♪ >> if we end up with the same gridlock that they've had in washington for the last -- longer than eight years, in all fairness to president obama, a lot longer than eight years -- but if we end up with that gridlock, i would say if you can, mitch, go nuclear. because that would be a absolute shame, if a man of this quality was caught up in the web. paul: president trump's supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch, made the rounds on capitol hill this week as the white house prepares for a confirmation fight with democrats. president trump urging senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to go nuclear if necessary and abandon the 60-vote threshold for confirmation. i spoke to south carolina senator and judiciary committee member lindsey graham earlie

the president looks forward to a fair and expedient -- majority whip cornyn, grassley, hatch and garner, also with joe mansion of west virginia. we have to have a few trump state democrats who want to win re-election, but the 60 vote standard is simply not accurate. democrats are grasping at straws to block a qualified nominee. the two supreme court justices that president obama put forward were subject to the 60 vote -- it's simply not ever been a requirement. now on to the events of today the president started by attending the national prayer breakfast it's a tradition that continued back to president eisenhower, noting the five words he's heard more than any other throughout the country are "i'm praying for you." he spoke about genocide against christians and peace loving muslims as well as threats of extermination of the jewish people. he encouraged americans to maintain tolerance. and taken action to make sure the united states will not allow a beach head of intolerance to spread throughout our nation. personal liberty and reject any form of oppression or discrimination. he committ

behind a shopping center on seventh street and grand avenue near lee garner park. anyone with information is asked to call nevada police. >>> a mother in alamo is breathing a sigh of relief after a 50-foot oak tree came crashing down. she was at home with her four children and when that tree fell it felt like a major earthquake. the family was not hurt, just shaken up. >> rob has more where the storm is causing headaches. >> a 50-foot oak tree crashed in alamo last night. and onto the garage of the neighbors next door. she was home with her four children. >> we were laying in the bed and what felt like an earthquake probably an 7.0 earthquake shook the house in the bedroom and then we heard a lookout crash. >> neither of the actual homes appeared to have suffered any structural damage. the soil so saturated with the relentless streams could not support the tree especially in high winds. >> going from an extreme drought to extreme wet, it is really a surprise. >> the san ramon creek was subsiding. this is what it looked like last night. >> crested almost to the path

a counter petition garnered 300-thousand signatures. developing now.. a 76-year-old woman is charged with murdering a man in northeast d.c. on friday, police found 63-year-old walter clark unconscious, and su trauma. he was taken to a hospital, where he died. 76-year-old thomasine bennett was quickly arrested. police say she admitted striking clark with a bat. clark's nephew in north carolina was notified about the incident. bennett was originally charged with assault with intent to kill. but that charge was upgraded to murder when the autopsy results came back, showing clark died from blunt force trauma. it's unclear what motivated the killing. a 2-year-old boy remains in critical condition in takoma park, after getting hit by a car saturday night. it happened at this apartment complex on roanoke avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene. neighbors have expressed concerns about the driveway where the boy was hit... saying it's a popular play area for kids. they want caution signs and even a speed-bump installed nearby. the driver is not facing

will to actually help people then you can have all the videos in the world, and it won't actually garnerport to save people's lives. >> reporter: ben taub is a contributing writer at the "new yorker" who has written extensively about human rights violations in syria. we caught up with him recently on the columbia university campus where he talked about the pluses and minuses, of open- source evidence. >> it's extremely useful for advocacy, it's also extremely useful for putting the crimes before the international community to try to garner the political pressure that could result in a trial taking place to begin with. but it doesn't necessarily link the actor that you're trying to prosecute to the crime. footage of, for instance, a hospital being blown up, doesn't show that that was ordered by assad, or by his highest level security committee. the kind of evidence that really would get them would be a document, an order, something that's signed. >> reporter: that's an issue very much on the mind of the human rights center's alexa koenig. >> one of the biggest hurdles about using these ne

garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. make it sweet. make it savory. make it creamy. make it crunch. make it overnight. ♪ make it yours with quaker. hang in there. thanks. kleenex. someone needs one. >>> it is 5:25, these are the seven things you need to know. number one, finally some relief for commuters in the north bay. highway 37 in novato is reopened this morning after flooding closed it for weeks. caltrans hired a contractor to work around the clock to install new pavement and new guardrails. >>> good news for the commute this morning. and number two, everybody else looking okay too. in fact, we don't have any blocks issues to talk about. our heaviest area, of course, westbound 580 out of the tracy area, so tracy to dublin just under an hour. you are in the red. you are u

meanwhile, president trump's pick for the supreme court, judge neil gorsuch is on capitol hill trying to garner support for the nomination but president trump is not mixing words about partisan gridlock. president trump: if we end up with the gridlock, if you can, mitch, go nuclear. alison: by "nuclear" he means supreme court nominees. gorsuch is the first confirmation hearing expected to happen next month. jonathan: president trump is at dover air force base witnessing return of owens' body. the navy seal killed in raid on al-qaeda compound in yemen. four others were hurt in the operation. this was the first military aid authorized by president trump. alison: -- michelle: this was the scene at american university where 200 faculty and the staff members all rallies along with the students. right now another rally getting underway at reagan national airport. that is where we find tim barber. what is happening there? tim: people just started or so. this is the protest area here. the interesting thing about this is the location. reagan national doesn't have any flight to the seven countries under

toni morrison had to make it all up as we get inside margaret garner's mind and world. the record, which often destroys the lives of african americans in the past, that simply gets lost. if you do not have imaginative writers who are good and sympathetic to re-create that world, then that world is lost. films tome to expect deviate from what i would do as a historian. i don't want them to duplicate what i do. what styron was trying to do -- i think he did it poorly -- is what you want writers to do, to go where historians cannot go. 's film,ee nate parker this dialogue that's created. you have to write all the dialogue, right? for every historical film, that the case, right? even if it was written down, you would not want to duplicate it in the film. it would still be pretty boring. you have to invent characters and so forth, and that is what the nate parker film is about. i have a more complicated criticism of the film because of the things it invents and doesn't, but i don't have time to do that now. all this -- now think of what i have just told you. what a complicat

. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes k not garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chafe, et cetera and democrat representative lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing s&p is on the dccc i'm probably not going to do it, but go ahead and suggest it. the gentlemen's time has expired. >> you asked me a question, i get to respond i. >> i did not. the gentlemen is out of order. >> gentlemen, i think we need to calm down here a little bit. >> all cspan programs are available at cspan.org either on our home waij page or by searching the video library. >> nebraska governor pete ricketts called for property and income tax reformat his state of the state address in lincoln. the governor outlined his budget priorities for the state. this is 30 minutes. >> thank you. president, speaker, member of the 105th legislature, tribal chairmen, distinguished guests, friends, fellow nebraskans, and of course

>>> this dragon garnered a skill. this dragon is the super champ.there's all the fire and flames bursting out, once we get a good look at this guy, we realize we're dealing with blind blaze. >> i expected to see kalesee. >> you can see here, this guy has made fire his playground. it doesn't matter what he's doing, if he's breathing fire, he's using his flaming sword or if he's just looking awesome like he's in the club, yo! >> and i love the position of the fire against the ice castle. there's something beautiful and poetic about that. >> well spotted, that's the ice castle, the one we have seen on the show many times. it's a beautiful place to put it with all the lights there in the background. again, like i said, being shot and with one of the videos, this is one you like to sit back, watch and enjoy. >> were any icicles damaged in the making of this video? >> many were. as we have seen on the show, they will grow back. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. to enter you need the buzz word, be 21 years old and a legal resident of the united

. >> this is a story that garnered national attention and now we're hearing chilling recording of what appears to be one of the hoingt amounts presumably corrections officer being forced to mack a phone call to a delaware newspaper and in a shaky voice outlining these lists of reforms that the inmates want. at one point probably what's most chilling in this call the reporter asks the hostage, how many inmates are holding you hostage. he says he doesn't know because his face is covered. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> also developing tonight protests force university of california berkley to cancel controversial guest speaker who was set to appear on campus. meloianoplus for the ult right bright right news opinions were criticized and his scheduled speech was cancelled following student out cry and protesters threw smoke bombs and flares prompting police to issue a campus lockdown. >> montgomery county maryland police are investigating a tragic pedestrian accidents in hill and dale a dump truck was packing up at crest haven and hit a man using a walker. the victim believed to number