final seconds, kaaya gillespy with the buzzer beater and it's good.ie puts them up now fourth quarter, too much, brianna jones from michigan passes inside to the senior, she get this is bucket 25 points in 10 boards, nine straight double double. maryland wins it 83-30. how about that, man? >> all good tonight. >> bringing all the good news. >> it's all what? >> a straight flush for all of them. >> good. >> it's good! >> you did it better did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> hey, your dream home could be for sale, and if youat history. this mansion is in the bel-air section of los angeles. 38,000 square feet, 12 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, three kitchens and a bowling alley, a candy room. it also c

coming to town off on monday the cavaliers on the baseball scene the giants are going to bring back gillespiears of age with his home run against the new york mets sent the giants to meet the currency had a good series and good for him he's from the home probably won't start but we're in the big-league santiago for all report staying in the bay area on a double off the mound in san francisco baseball is march. on a double off the mound in san francisco baseball is march. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >>steve: another disturbance on the way the impact still being felt across the bay area. >>pam m: people are dealing with hundreds of fallen trees mudslides in seoul and flooding --sinkholes. >>j.r.stone: the russian river matt or the crest of the flooding and still a major problem wednesday night those living in th

the poll found gillespie has the highest favorable rating of any which includes prince william countyhairman corey stewart. >>> there are still announcements coming out about some of the planned inauguration celebrations. >> a lot of these events are protocol. but every year they seem to add some new events, some of which are eaopen to the public. >> we're getting updates every day, it seems. let's have a look at what we know so far about the schedule for inaugural week. there are some private parties being given early in the week in honor of the president-elect. but the official welcome day is thursday, january 19th. that day will begin at arlington national cemetery where both trump and mike pence will lay wreaths unknowns. next on tap that day, the make america great again welcome celebration. actors and celebrities are expected to be there for that event. there will be music from military bands. and part of the show will include fireworks above the monument in the evening. then on the big day, friday, the main event, of course, is the swearing in ceremony that will happen on the s

ed gillespie's done something similar. cory is trying to out-trump trump saying the republican party needs more action, needs to be more aggressive. bute something. he says it's no a matter of money. it's a matter of getting people excited. he thinks people aren't excited about ed gillespie, just as on the democratic side, lieutenant governor ralph northam is a very mild-mannered person. very progressive and votes a lot of ways democrats like. but tom perriello says we got to be more aggressive, he's more bernie sanders like. so it's an interesting rate. it's too early in the campaign. in virginia, you can spend whatever you want on the race. there's very few limits on campaign dollars, so you can see a lot more money flowing once people figure out who they think is going to win. >> the republican governor's association kicked in $5 million to a committee. that speaks volumes. >> yes, it does. this is a classic case. a lot of the election will be played out in the three corners of the virginia. here in northern virginia, w

the gop candidate ed gillespie kicked off his campaign yesterday. in his speech, he talked about cutting taxes for families and small businesses. he also said he would stop what he called the blanket restoration of voting rightsxd felons. >> and virginia has always been at the forefront of the american ideal, and we can be again. i will get us back on track. we will stop lagging other states, and we will start leading again. >> gillespie previously served as chair of the republican national committee. >>> well, a maryland school district employee has been fired because of something that she tweeted. this all started on january 5th when a student tweeted the district saying, close school tomorrow, please. well, they katy nash, who ran the district's twitter account responded, well, then how would you learn how to spell tomorrow. nash thought the tweet was all in fun. the district did not. they fired her on trid. >>> there's an effort under way in prince george's county to make sure people with a criminal past can get their lives back on track. prince

the democrats as the fun-grabbing liberals but saved the biggest swing for fellow republican ed gillespie who did not reply to request for comment. >> establishment ed. he doesn't do anything unless the >> he wants to get rid of the permits altogether with a principle that he calls constitutional carry. >> the background checks and the existing laws are more than efficient to keep citizens safe. >> gun control groups like mom want action would let violent criminals, teens and others carry in crowded town centers. at a gun shoppe today a customer who declined to speak on camera saying he agrees that permits are needed. in woodbridge, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. maureen: "7 on your side" gets a bus used to drive senior citizen disappears. the bus was taken out of service by the d.c. government. the city paid for maintenance and the driver. in september, the decker of the office of -- director of the office on aging put the brakes on the shooting citing legal issue. >> the bus has been here for 15 year all of a sullen they want to take -- sudden they want to take the bus. that means the

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are, of course, a number of tweets of people that are in favor of the ban, like this tweet from ed gillespieis running for governor in virginia. when you factor out all the misinformation and media hysteria, as he puts it, it's clear that a temporary pause on refugee resettlement is a rational step. let me show you this last tweet from laura ingraham. sorry, it's not our president's job to fulfill the wishes and dreams of citizens of other countries. you can find much more on this using various hashtags li like #noban on twitter and of course on facebook as breaking news tonight. a deadly shooting at a mosque in canada. we're going to bring you more developments as they come in. stay with us for that. >>> three people killeds a prince george's county restaurant. what police say the suspect did right after the shooting. >>> and a bomb threat and a jumper causing major delays on one of our area's busiest bridges. >>> in just a few minutes on "sports final," you can end your weekend with a smile. >> when are you going to win? >>rioles players face their toughest press conference when kids take

andra gillespie is a political scientist at atlanta's emory university, and lives in the district thats represents. so, as one of his constituents, then, what is your experience of mr lewis as your representative? i'm very proud to havejohn lewis as my representative. he is a living legend of the civil rights movement. i've got no chance to meet him. he isa i've got no chance to meet him. he is a lovely person. and i'm very proud to live in the district and i can proud to live in the district and i ca n attest proud to live in the district and i can attest that while atlanta, like many places, has its problems, it is a lovely place to live. my neighbourhood is not horrible. my neighbourhood, which is gentrifying, is still majority black and even when president trump characterised black neighbourhoods as being extremely dysfunctional, i can't say that my neighbourhood is dysfunctional, though i won't say that it dysfunctional, though i won't say thatitis dysfunctional, though i won't say that it is perfect. so i think many people will take offence to some of the comments that president—

sturtd is battling ed gillespie, frank wagner and denver writing l man for the republican nomination. ralph north ham and tom are competing for the democratic nomination. >> tonight people in laurel, maryland are mourning the loss of a city worker who was killed on the job this morning. 30-year-old marcus cole bert was loading trash when an suv slammed into the back of his garbage truck, pinning him. the driver of that suv was not hurt. a laurel city spokes woman tells us tonight they're not sure why the driver swerved into a silver car and then into the back of that garbage truck. cole bert worked for the department of public works for 13 years. the city says he is the first city worker to die on the job. >> right now fairfax county police are asking for your help in finding this white sedan. the driver allegedly shot at an officer in great falls last night. the officer had tried to pull the sedan over on georgetown pike after it ran a the car never stopped, but a passenger jumped out, then the driver speeded down the street, circled back toward the cruiser and opened fire. the polic

earlier, i asked andra gillespie, a political scientist at atlanta's emory university, who lives in thethat john lewis represents, whether mr trump's comments about the congressman are accurate. i'm very proud to havejohn lewis as my representative. he is a living legend of the civil rights movement. i've gotten a chance to meet him, he is a lovely person. and i'm very proud to live in the district. and i can attest that while atlanta, like many places, has its problems, it's a lovely place to live. my neighbourhood is not horrible. my neighbourhood, which is gentrifying, is still majority—black. and even when president—elect trump characterised black neighbourhoods as being extremely dysfunctional, i can't say that my neighbourhood is dysfunctional, though i won't say that it's perfect. so i think many people will take offence to some of the comments that president—elect trump made, even if they wouldn't have, you know, called president trump illegitimate in the way that congressman lewis did. that being said, ifjohn lewis challenges and questions the legitimacy of a democratic electio

ed gillespie, frank wagner and denver wriggleman. democratic mcauliffe can't run again because of term limits in virginia. >>> the cleanup is underway in & minnesota a mississippi and georgia where 19 have been killed and dozens injured. >> i think that's the tornado. >> reporter: a string of violent storms spawned dozens of tornados across the southeast. >> it was just terrible. >> reporter: twisters ripped across texas, louisiana, mississippi and georgia over the weekend, ravaging communities and leaving behind miles of devastation and debris. >> the whole house started shaking. 30 seconds later, everything was gone. the whole trailer park was demolished. >> reporter: georgia took the most severe hit. >> we have a lot of people that have been separated from their families, that have no homes, no food, no warmth and no hope. we need a lot of help. >> reporterre >> there are some neighborhoods in this county that have been removed from the face of the et. >> reporter: search and rescue efforts continue across the region as survivors

ed gillespie is the krunt front runner. now, on the democratic side he tells me he got quote a gracious phone call last night to tell >> i think our campaign is very strong. we just looked at the numbers this morning. i have 33,000 contributions in the last year to our campaign, over 90% of them have been less than $100. we have run and will continue to run a very strong grassroots effort. >> there's a big challenge ahead for tom. many of the leading democratic leaders in virginia have already endorsed northam. >>> still ahead, a young man with special needs is tortured on facebook live. tonight, new reaction from the victim's family as new charges are filed against the four attackers. >>> also, new leads as investigators appear to be closing in on the terrorist behind a nightclub shooting in turkey. >> and the snow moving in right it's almost reaching the ground. i'll update you on what to expect when this moves on through and what to expect for the weekend storm. >>> four people are charged are hate crimes in connection t

he joins three other republicans gillespie and frank wagner. democratic governor terry mcauliffe can't run again because of term limits in virginia. >> still ahead, a symbol of hope behind the changing political tide. meet the woman behind these iconic pins. >> reporter: the fight to have a popular principal reinstated at his high school is intensifying tonight. dozens of parents signed up to speak before the school board. but we're also learning some parents take a differing view. >>> rain falling on frozen pavement may cause some slick spots. that rain getting closer to us. of a popular loudoun county principal. they're packing the school board right now urging the school board to put the principal back on the job at dominion high school. >> reporter: the scene outside the school board auditorium tonight, more than 200 people signed up the speak, the majority there to urge the board to reinstate popular dominion high principal dr. john brewer. >> i want to talk about how the loss of dr. brewer has left a hole in our community that we probably

second game it was a close match up when down to the wires steph curry attack in the basket makes gillespie late up and they look all right. >>james: he one of for the two hands slam but in the end he hit the game-winning three over klay thompson and that was seal the deal miami with the wind when one of 5212 * . >>james: to men took an optimistic approach to getting stuck in an avalanche ever on the way home when a strong gust of wind blew a huge pile of snow. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>mark: watson bay area weather and traffic to start things our watching the tuesday ride we have a backup on the bay bridge and we have a hot spot to talk about. >>robin w: fast sort of this lodging and this one lane we have the emergency crews off on sending you conceive a long line of traffic definitely a hot spot if you need to get into san francisco le

>> stewart is battling gillespie and denver riggleman for the republican nomination. ralph northim and tom perriello are competing for the democratic nomination. >>> close attention to president trump's plan to increase border security. jane wells shows us the challenges to securing the southern border. >> well, you found anybody yet? >> reporter: bob is focusing on the end of america. no, really. he's patrolling the physical end of the united states. its southern border, where his ranch is just a stone's throw away from mexico. and where a wall and a fence have not stopped trespassers. >> so it's a national security problem the government doesn't car >> reporter: he has spent an estimated 20,000 over the years repairing damage caused by illegal immigration. it's an old story, the image most americans are accustomed to seeing from the border. [ speaking in spanish ] but there is also this image. shoppers from mexico spending money in american stores. people who have legally crossed the border to buy better quality goods. >> upwards of 95% of our business comes from me

. >>> on the republican side, political consultants, ed gillespie.or fred wagner and rob witman are all running. >>> to florida now, where two sisters are demanding the resignation of an alookiant -- allegiant air flight attendant. >> they were rushing to see their father. on the runway, one of them stood up to share the pad news with -- bad news with her sister. the flight attendant ended up kibbing both sister -- kicking both sisters a fellow passenger was consoling her. and she said, ma'am, i don't care about your personal problems. you need to get back in your seat. that was the most inhumane, deplorable thing i've ever seen anyone do. >> the sisters got on a plane the following day, but it was too late. their father had died. >>> new guidelines say babies,ine ones at high risk, should start eating foods with peanuts when they're infants. the new recommendations come from the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. research has found that early introduction to high-risk babies, prevented more than 80% of them from developing peanut

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. >> -- dan bartlett, dan gillespie. he needs to have the president's confidence and respect. i think reince goes in having that. his challenge is to try to take somebody who is not accustomed to the disciplines of government decision-making and put him into that structure so that there is a coherent decision-making process every day. we have to wish him the best of that because he's dealing with a very unusual character in donald trump. >> talk about the cabinet confirmations going on o the hill right now. there's a lot of contentio moments. steve mnuchin is getting grilled over his, you know, financial record and his record on foreclosures specifically. do you think there is somebody that potentially is not going to make it through these cabinet confirmations? >> you know, there's often somebody who turns out to be the weak animal in the herd and and, you know, they get split off from the herd and attacked. the democrats are looking for that weak animal right now. so far it's not clear to me who that is. as of today, barring some new information, it looks to me like all the

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what i told you as we would ask i told gillespie was asked on a bridge in question.ght ask him where he got his tie. he doesn't want to tell me. we do enhanced interrogation and when it's over, i say to him, go back to your cell and think about this. this is. this doesn't have to happen this way. this is your choice. next i would. next on the come on i'm going to ask you where you got that tied. and if you tell us this won't happen again. we don't want to do this. it doesn't have to happen. the next time they bring them out in the first thing we ask is where did you get that tied? if he tells us note eit, were involved in, so he moves out of it and has been working with us for months. it's the cold bomber, gets caught and we do the neutral assessment and we come back and we know we will have to use eit on him because he's unwilling to provide information-- he's going to tell us everything about the attack, but we are not-- i was not sent there to be a law enforcement officer. i was not sent there to be a mental health worker. i was sent there to use what i know about

with gillespie and corey stewart in that race.he name of larry hogan in maryland who never held elective office before. a and a lot of people, one of them sitting here didn't think he was going to be able to knock down the establishment in that state and he did it and he's two years into what's been a successful term. they're kind of bringing in new fresh blood. whether he makes it or not. fact that people from, you know, just the business and the industry coming in is probably a good thing. >> we're working to speak with all candidates. the interviews won't necessarily air on sundays and al the 5at630 political show. i did a facebook live with denver and speaks to your point, people are excited about some of these nonestablishment candidates that people haven't heard about before. we talked about his disstilling in another segment. >>> right back. it's been a busy week for the president. that is an under statement. when the hill continues after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we c