we're joined by gordon chang, contributor to the daily beast. always good to have you with us. this is reportedly the most advanced surface to air missile deployment in the south china sea area. why this? it is clearly an escalation. >> clearly. the hq 9 is essentially the russian s-300 and eventually they're going to get s-400 and it's going to be more advanced. what they're trying to do is close off the air space of the south china sea. in the east china sea in november 2013 they declared their air defense identification zone. they're probably going to do the same in the south china sea but before they do that they want all these antiair missile batteries so they can enforce it. >> these areas are disputed, only claimed by vietnam where they put the surface to air missile system but also other islands are claimed by a half dozen countries in the area.and this is a time when china is trying to project its economic influence throughout the region. so why alienate its neighbors? >> really what they're doing is creating a lot of enemies as you pointed out. you have all the nation

may be gone tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> gordon chang, mighty good at this stuff.te your insight. >>> hate, the cease-fire plan for syria, cessation of hostilities. fantastic idea but can anybody tell the islamic state? also, insider attacks on airlines. two jetliners now targeted. now there are questions whether the terrorists are getting in cozy relationship with the airport staffers to slip through the security. the intel is ahead as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your

coming up in the next half an hour we will be heading back live to washington plus gordon chang will be joining us in the next half an hour. the debate just concluded. seven hopefuls took the stage tonight. especially donald trump who boycotted the first one. carly fiorina did not meet the debate requirements. polls that averages all the new hampshire state polls put donald trump in the lead with nearly 31%. marco rubio second place and the other two tied for third. new hampshire's and our correspondent, who were the strongest and who were the weakest? >> reporter: we talked about this earlier. some people had an assignment in this debate. marco rubio was the target for a lot of people. if you look at who was strongest, chris christie out of the gate tonight, the governor of new jersey coming right at marco rubio. you saw strength also from john kasich. you saw donald trump as the front runner, taking the incoming but not being aggressive. it was chris christie when you ask me who may have done the most to change their fortunes here. it may have been christie and me also may have cha

gordon chang, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, countdown to a political showdown. bernie sanders and hillary clinton may meet in a major debate tonight. our political panel getting ready to examine what's at stake for both of these candidates. that happens when we come back. >>> live pictures coming in right now of senator marco rubio, in south carolina, myrtle beach, holding a town hall. all of the democratic and republican candidates getting ready for the south carolina contest. we're counting down to tonight's democratic presidential debate between bernie sanders and senator clinton. sanders trying to build on the momentum from his big win in new hampshire. hillary clinton is trying to rebound from her loss. for more, let's bring in cnn political commentator and democratic strategist, maria cardona and political strategist jonathan at this seeni, author of "the essential: bernie sanders and his vision for america." he supports bernie sanders. jonathan, what's at stake in the debate tonight? >> well, i think every time i'm asked that, i say the same thing. for be

now expects to lose 23 by the end of the year.braun says the death of firefighter daryl gordon last year changed the dynamic of the department. we had... giving them pressure pressurethe department was budgeted for one-point-six million dollars in overtime... it now expects to be at four million by the end of the fiscal year.there is currently a recruiting class of 40 firefighters... and as soon as they graduate... the another 40. today the man accused of gunning down an ohio officer is officially indicted. charged with killing officer thomas cotrell is a small town north of columbus.police say jones had plans to kill a police officer.investigators say he stole cottrell's gun and cruiser... even burning some of his clothes. at today's press conference, the chief says he had planned to make cottrell a full time officer and possibly assign him as a school resource officer. a new facility at xavier university is dedicated specifically to heroes.today was the grand opening for the project hero indoor cycling center.the program uses cycling to help in the rehabilitation and recovery of veterans.it's

ricardo: jeff gordon making the change from driver to broadcaster. a rising star. >> we had a conversation about this. and for him, it did not really set in that he was not going to run his first 500 until they i think at that moment, it will sink in more. it has a little bit, and for me, i cannot wrap my head around the fact we were even here, much less having a shot at the polls, so it has been a quick two days, and all of this, it is fine, but we are definitely looking to get back on track. ricardo: both in practice and on thursday, and he says if he wrecks 24, he will be starting at the back of the field on sunday. michael: a big change on monday, and meteorologist john cessarich is tracking our weather. john: i would say so. looking pretty good, as you can see. temperatures in the 30's and 40's, but in the mountains with that breeze, it felt a lot seasonally cold. this is back through the northeast. so in the mountains, not too bad. it is also drive. we might squeeze out a flurry, especially at elevations closer to the tennessee line, but that i

changes at daytona this week. the track experience and jeff gordon is out of the car and into the broadcast booth. marisa lynn will talk about that change. >> plus harper lee was laid to rest yesterday. we'll tell you the special meaning behind her eulogiy. >>> and it's 7:07. we had wonderful weather. what a beautiful day saturday and if you didn't enjoy it, you're working. today get out and do so. it's cooler this morning because skies are clear. 46 in wilkesville and 51 in sarasota. sunrise in st. pete. 61 at our all children's hospital cam. if you're headed to the beach, it looks spectacular. low humidity and a sea breeze will be cooler. highs in the low-to-mid 70s.

. >>> gordon chang writes about sign in a. you say this is about symbolism? the united states could have held this summit anywhere but chose the sunny lands resort, rancho mirage, california, in 2013, we had the short sleeved summit with president xi and they hoped to have understandings going forward. in that setting, it didn't work. what the obama administration is doing is saying china, if you don't want to be part of the international community, we would love to talk to the 10 members of asian. it's our fourth largest trading partner and we'll be happy to trade with them rather than you. >> the chinese economy is not doing well and that is putting it politely. does the united have more muscle to flex this time? >> absolutely. chinese imports and exports collapsed in january. that continues a disastrous 2015, where trade for china dropped 8.0% instead of growing by their target of 6.0. we're going to see pretty bad numbers come out of china. i think now people are starting to understand that the united states and the rest of the international community hav

one of the big changes jeff gordon the broadcast booth this year not the track with fox. jimmy johnson has a pole sunday qualifier for daytona 500 start at one best beefsteak carlos and 199 kasey cain 199 denny hamlin third fastest 199.067. fixed of the week so far between officials today brian vickers replace tony stewart start the season the 14 chevy india back last week atv accident in san diego had surgery is now rehabbing he will race again this year. >> big basketball we can nba all-star game in toronto also basketball hall of fame they named finalist for 2016 the group includes shakeel o'neil tom is a groton alan iversen i was in the former georgetown nba star still is true about all the particulars involving the hall of fame like the one part. >> congratulations on the nomination and we may be seeing you later this summer you never know. >> later-- where? >> springfield? >> oh i hope so. [laughter] we love you man. you never know -- i'm good to go maybe 12 hours of the future that's about it. let's talk about what's happening here in our future 26 weatherwise tomo

is a league matter first year yet to satisfy brown was hypothetical when asked about gordon asked if he has changed that he would have a spot spot, while the guys possiblysp is jared goff, . i'd be excited to go anywhere, any team wants to directly it would bere excited to make an impact right away. >> lebron james was in toronto for the all-star game this time friday to face the raptors they have a three-game lead over the number two team in the leaste toronto has won 17 of the last 20 mo williams is outlawed iman shumpertam they play tomorrow night . the cavaliers improved on wednesday with a beat down on the hornets, on january 4, the cavaliers sank 17, three pointers beating the raptors with 22 points. >> brooklyn nets announced they have waived joe johnson, for want of a few teams interested inte him, it is our understanding he cannot sign with any team until 5:00 p.m. saturday, he is 34, is earninghe 24 . $9 million in the final year of a six-year deal that links largest of at the time he signedof with the hawks in 2010 . major league baseball has some real changes which rule changes which on

the death of firefighter daryl gordon last year.he says it changed the dynamic of the department. we had... giving them pressure pressurethe department had budgeted $1.6 million dollars in overtime... but the real world number is likely $4 million by the end of the fiscal year.there is currently a recruiting class of 40 firefighters... and as soon as they graduate... the department plans to recruit another 40. are you already planning - or at least - hoping for a spring time getaway?. getaway?.if those plans include flying ...you may be in luck.the airlines are taking a page out of their history books... books...for the first time airlines will offer free snacks in coach and more free movies.the snacks were shelved, in part to the recession and it's merger with u.s. airways. it saved an average of two million dollars per year. meanwhile, united is also trying to make things easier for parents.the company is reversing a four-year long policy... and allowing families with young kids to board early.the change will allow any family with kids under the age of two to get settled in before

changes. >>for more we're joined by the association president gordon galvan. it is spanish it is vin. >>whenever big changes happen especially san leandro it is an older city people complain. what complaints have you received? are we going to fast? >>in your teaser you mentioned truth is beauty. it debuted at burning man a 2013 it is a 55 foot tall statue of a nude woman and it will be placed adjacent to our san leandro downtown park station at the technology campus. i believe san leandro will embrace truth and beauty because it is beautiful and it is public art in a big way. it will transcend the art -- bart tracks. i think is a great addition to downtown san leandro. >>i have to tell you, when this newscast came out we put the question out to our viewers on facebook and twitter and a lot of people said i love it, i afford, bring san leandro up to the younger crowd. a lot of people said that does not fit in. downtown sealand -- san leandro has people pushing strollers and [ indiscernible ]. does that fit? >>thank you for coming to downtown san leandro quite often. it is controversial,

changes at daytona this week. the track experience and jeff gordon is out of the car and into the broadcast booth. marisa lynn will talk about that change. >> plus harper lee was laid to rest yesterday. we'll tell you the special meaning behind her eulogiy. >>> and it's 7:07. we had wonderful weather. what a beautiful day saturday and if you didn't enjoy it, you're working. today get out and do so. it's cooler this morning because skies are clear. 46 in wilkesville and 51 in sarasota. sunrise in st. pete. 61 at our all children's hospital cam. if you're headed to the beach, it looks spectacular. low humidity and a sea breeze will be cooler. highs in the low-to-mid 70s. i'll i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little t

gordon: there were radical movements to change things. 1832, they rationalize the representational system and there are people corrupting -- protesting the corruption. the americans responded to the radical whig writers who are libertarian. that is the literature we found the most powerful. -- palatable. read bernard or the book on origins of american politics to get a sense of this. it is a complicated issue of why americans and colonists deviate. they deviate from the beginning. we do not know this until issues are raised in this debate and people say, we do not believe in this. they are forced to confront experience and it did not create diversions. it exposed divergence. the englishman in the 18th century assumed the parliament was a protector of liberty and they did not realize americans would have a different view. americans respected parliament and, when push comes to shove, when it comes to enacting unconstitutional laws, in england, they could not have the unconstitutional law. you cannot today. there is no supreme court that says a statute is unconstitutional. the americans devi

gordon, thank you. >>> a significant change to the way police are hoping to combat the heroin epidemic in northern virginia. police from all over carried out a series of raids yesterday. in a twist heroin users were offer immediate treatment instead of being put in jail. of the 20 arrests in fairfax county, 5 opted for rehab. >> we quickly realized that enforcement efforts alone was not going to solve this problem, and we formed a partnership with the community service board to help identify users and aid people who abuse opiates to seek assistance or help. >> reporter: police expect to carry out more raids in the next few days. >>> let's make a deal. howard university students have a chance now for some cheap seats when they ride metro. the university is asking students to consider a proposal to get a metro pass with unlimited riding privileges. it would add about $100 a semester to their student fees. all full-time students would be enrolled. if students vote to accept this deal, it would take effect for the next academic year. >>> so has this happened to you where you go out to eat, you pay your bill, a

one of the big changes this year, jeff gordon in the broadcast booth for fox. unlimited, jimmy johnson has the pole for that. the daytona 500 starts at 1:00, kyle larson won monday, and kasey kahne, then denny hamlin, third fastest. >>> college doubleheader on hoop, from cullowhee, western women host chattanooga at 2:00, men following against sanford, cats trying to build off the upset of chattanooga and currently sit in sixth which will give them the buy in the socon tourney in asheville. that's sports this morning. i'm stan pamfilis. we will see you gain tonight at now multiply that. you're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new multiplier scratch-offs. a chance to win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. 2 >>evan: good morning, we are talking valentine's day all morning because it is that weekend, the weekend for love. and life coach debra hawkin, tell me, last hour we talked about how to rekindle love and in a relationship. now we will talk single, right? >> singles, yeah, you know, we

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changing minds. >>> now here's chris gordon with what's coming up next. >> the victim of a fire how a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geicoboat. see how much you could save. >>> we'll never know if a sprinkler system could have saved the family who died in this annapolis house fire. but that's the goal of a new maryland law. preventing more deaths. it requires all newly constructed homes to be equipped with sprinklers. but some builders and homeowners say it's too expensive. today lawmakers are holding a hearing to determine if local counties can opt out. chris gordon reports. >> i was burned on 50% of my body. >> he lives with the scars and surgeries from the fire at a prince george's county body shop three years ago. >> the building i was in did have a sprinkler contained the fire. since i was the only one who had major burns. it helped a lot of my other co-workers. not sustain any of these injuries. >> and as far as you did, it saved your life? >> 100%, yes. >> last january, this massive house fire in annapolis killed four children and their grandparents. don and sandra pyle. the house didn't have a fire sprinkler, bec

peter: it should be changed in your view, but will it? gordon: they have missed it twice. there is a real crying need for that to be accomplished and changed so that for the sake of andfirst amendment investigative journalism, it ought to be changed. -- r: monty: congress forced a grandfathering provision in there. do you think the sec has a responsibility to scale back that rule now that they know congress does not approve of it in some degree? would think they would but i do not know if they will. to the everlasting credit, barbara and senator schumer, shattered -- senator durbin, thesessman walden, gentlemen, on a bipartisan basis, i think understood at their core that once the rules such a and broadcasters mentally rely on those rules, you cannot change them post fact out. that is what the fcc did and congress said, no you do not. i would think they would take note of that. we were one of the few writers to get through on the last resolution through congress. i think that ought to say something. the president signed it. but again, that is their business as to how they w

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>>reporter: hey, gordon, yeah, they're building a memorial, and this memorial is going to change the way the spartanburg county sheriff's office looks right in front of me, here, if you can imagine it, there's going to be a large wall and that's going to have the names of all ten officers who have been killed. over here on this side, is going to be a big seating area and this is all going to have new, go along with it. deputies say it's going take a few months to complete, but it all started today, symbolically, digging the shovels into the ground. >>reporter: one by one. >> kevin copper. spartanburg county sheriff's office, february 27th, 2007. >>reporter: the ten names of those killed were read. for these men and women, kevin's name is the most difficult to hear. many of them knew him personally, and saw him every day before he was killed in 2007. >> kevin was one of those peerjs he'd do anything for you -- people, he'd do anything for you. i miss him, i miss his smiling face and pray for his family, his kids are growing. >>reporter: this is the night, almost nine years a deputies

after the veteran firefight died. fire chief told city council members, gordon's death led to a lot of soul searching and career changing. the city planned 11 career firefighters this year. it, looks like it will double. the death hags changed a lot of hearts. >> you start feeling mortal. >> more retirements are expected this year and next year. be filled by people in overtime. the overtime costs keep going up and up. >> as firefighters, we do an exceptional job and it's very dangerous. you always put that at the back of your mind. when someone dies at the line of duty, it brings it back to the forefront. it brings back to the forefront you put your families. if you have your time and say, i'll stick around for another four, five years, they go, we want you gone. >> over time the budget year expected to be 4 million, up from projected 1.6 million. new recruit class is up for june to fill the number of vacancies. the chief says they will need another recruit class in 2017, to keep pace of the people leaving. >> to give you an idea of the impact of the retirements, the department will be looking at -- people who may be re

gordon. do we need to be seeing bigger names essentially coming out in order to make that change? didn't hard to think there is a coming out than is a bigger scale than michael sam. but i get your point. looking at derek gordon, it is a great point. he is going as an openly gay athlete. he was brought in by a team knowing he was openly gay. that ask all going to advance to the nca tournament. to the extent that they continue to scened once they came out, it helps. jason collins help his team get to the play offs the season he came out. all of these things help. really the success is what helps >>> thank you for that >>> providing medical services to foreign countries is a marriage source of cuba's national income. the island is eyeing its neighbor to the north as it looks to expand its health tourism industry. our correspondent visited a hospital in havana and has had report >> reporter: riding a horse is strengthening the muscles in this boy's back. he has cerebral palsy and is getting long-term therapy here. two strokes brought this man here all the way from ghana. in almost thr

you know, things are just -- we're walking in a total ab skurd tsurdty and gordon humphrey said this is the hot plate that changedhe world. guys sleeping on mattresses in the headquarters and hold up a hot plate where they're eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course, our great friend tom rath, the former attorney general. he's been one of the best guys i could have. where is tom wrath? in 17 years ago i came here and, you know, i thought things were going okay. wasn't getting a lot of attention and was standing in the kitchen and i was talking to this lady and i'm thinking i got myself a town chairperson here. this lady really, really likes me and she said, when will the candidate get her? can you tell us? but the guy that stuck with me for 17 years, bruce burkey. where is bruce? come on up here. and listen. listen. i want to tell you and there's -- i mean, there's just no way to say this appropriately. when the media kept saying, well, how are you going to do this? you know, can you finish high? you know what i said? i have an insurance policy. it's you. it's all of yo

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and gordon humphrey sends me an email. he says this hot plate to change the world. guys are sleeping on mattresses in the campaign headquarters and they hold up a hot plate where they are eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course our great friend tom. former attorney general he's been one the best guys. where is tom? [ cheering ] [ applause ] >> 17 years ago i came here. and you know, i thought things were going okay. you know, wasn't getting a lot of attention. was standing in the kitchen and chairperson here. likes me. after about 15 minutes she looked at her watch and she said when will the candidate get here, can you tell us? but guy that stuck with me for 17 years, bruce. where is bruce? i want to tell you, and this is, i mean there's just no way to say this appropriately, when media kept saying how are you going to do this? you know can you finish high? you know what i said is this i have an insurance policy. it's you. it's all of you. how does a guy like me thank you calls, door knocking, some of you have come from o

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things are just -- we are walking in a total obscurity here, and gordon humphery sends me an e-mail saying this is the hot place that changed the world. guys are sleeping on matresses and they hold up a hot plate where they are eating their foot. that's how you win elections. of course our great friend tom rath, the former attorney general. he's been one of the best guys -- where is tom now? 17 years ago i came here and, you know, i thought things were going okay. attention, standing in the kitchen, talking to this lady, and i thought i have myself a town chairperson here. this lady really, really likes me, and after 15 minutes she said when will the candidate get here? can you tell us? the guy who stuck with me for 17 years, bruce berkey, where is he? [ cheers ] bruce! listen -- listen, i want to tell you, and there's just no way to say this appropriately. when the media kept saying how are you going to do this? can you finish high? you know what i said? it's you. it's all of you. how does a guy like me thank all of you, the countless hours, and the door knocking, and some of you have come from of course, our buckeye state

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things are just -- we're working in total obscurity up here, and gordon humphrey sends me an email and says this is the hot place that changed the world. guys are sleeping on mattresses in the campaign headquarters and hold up a hot plate where they're eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course our great friend tom rat, the former attorney general, one of the best guys i could have. where is he? 17 years ago i came here and, you know, i thought things were going okay. you know, wasn't getting a lot of attention and standing in the and i'm thinking i got myself a town chairperson and after about 15 minutes she looked at her watch and said when will the candidate get here? the guy that stuck with me for 17 years, bruce berkeley. where is bruise. come on up here. and listen, listen, i want to tell you, and there's -- there's just no way to say this appropriately, when the media kept saying, well, how are you going to do this? you know, can you finish high? you know what i said, i have an insurance policy, it's you. it's all of you. for the countless hours, the phone calls, the door knoc

gordon's business, the professional services division, $624 million write-down. there were questions over its and thency practices regulatory environment in britain changed as well,downf pressure on them, almost triple the market capitalization of slater and gordon. the ceos saying that today's results were very disappointing and offered to quit, but the board rejected that offer saying that he is the best man to lead the revival. angie: this was also late? the interim result was due late last week, and shares were suspended since then. theyr and gordon saying have not completed their assessment of how bad things were. now they know and have released this result. 18%.a look at shares, off of the open, 40% so clawing back losses. they do have a plan to cut debt and staff in the u.k., but there is potentially worse to come. they could no be the subject of some class actions. investors are apparently unhappy, believing they were misled over profit expectations in terms of investigations, the regulator in australia has been conducting a review into the , nowntancy practices understood to be wanting to take look at the first half result as well. angie: paul allen at a

gordon humphrey. he sends me an e-mail and says this is the hot plate that changed the world. guys are sleeping on the m mattresses and hold up a hot plate where they're eating their food. >> congratulations on a second place win. going to south carolina people think he doesn't have the infrastructure or money. they went from 60 rsvp's to over 360 overnight to an event in south carolina. what's happening? >> well, we have the momentum. it was a dra mat rancic upset, gretchen. not only is there interest among the voters of south carolina, not only is it surging, so is the fundraising proceeds overnight. all the sudden there's a great deal of interest and on the part of people who wanted to contribute to the campaign or redeem their pleasure. it's working for us. let me just say that i don't think anything's going to be excited nothing will be decided in those primaries and then we go to the midwest where it's strong. >> proportionalty is good for you. while we wait to potentially to ohio which is his state on march 15th. you mentioned the upper midwest. you have march 8th, mich

changing city. >> eve and crawford gordon meer the old downtown barneys and made a point to visit thernew one that opened this week. >> it was 30 years ago. 31 years ago. >> the new store at 16th street the space the original store did when it opened in the 1920s. eventually becoming one of the city's leading retailers. e o ore thrived over the decades because of its threads and pulse, stretching into the disco days of the '70s and yomd. r these students, it's a legacy in fashion. >> i'm excited. my professor told us to come check it out. >> the original downtown barneys closed after the flagship opened on madison and 60th. downtown was not the place to be. how that has changed. it it may be the old block but certainly not the old neighborhood. co nstructi,n booo has been going on ere since the '90s. new homes and businesses. in the mea9 packing district nearby the store, used to be old and industrialized is now home to tech giants like google. >> we felt it was a good business opportunity to return to chelsea. it's a central location for the downtown clients. we were thrilled to bejback. brand ne

gordon to pay the taxes and diane and i will gladly accept the gift bags. we had windy conditions around in the mountains, but the weather is changing again. we'll talk about what you can ex hillary clinton: i do not believe we live in a single-issue country. the economy is rigged in favor of the top. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's poison in the water... hardworking immigrant families living in fear... racism holding people back... wall street and big financial interests along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. that's what i want to take on. to root out all of these barriers... because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every american has a chance to live up to his or her potential. i'm hillary clinton, welcome back to 7 news live at 5. coyotes are found in every county across >>> welcome back to 7 news live at five. coyotes are found in every county across the state, and it's becoming a nuisance for farmers, now, there's a proposal on the table that would reward hunters for killing them. 7

changes. the only medicine that's worked? zach lavine. the timberwolves toward breathed some life back into it last year. tonight out to defend his title. standing in his way, aaron gordon. he brought out stuff on a hover board. 49 for gordon put him into the finals. they needed a dunk-off to decide the championship. gordon goes back to stuff, underneath both legs! lavine wins it with this. many are calling this the greatest slam dunk competition in the history of the league. >> thank you for joining us tonight. watch eyewitness news this morning on channel 9 tomorrow morning at 5:00 for live coverage of all the major topics is next. it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> coughs quickly turn into caretakers. >> what hurt me the most is is they couldn't remember and they were hungry. >> how dirty laundry saved this couple from an armed intruder. >> good thing they wouldn't fold it! [ laughter ] >> i baby weighing less than a can of coke. >> even our equipment, the di

gordon figured out the size of the right down. of billiont forward dollars a year ago. since then there were questions over and accountancy practices and cash flow. the regulatory environment changedt it all culminated in a six and a $24 million write-down, more than three times the market capitalization of slater and gordon itself. over the year, it lost more than 90% of its value. ceos saying that today's result is "very disappointing." perhaps the understatement of the year. he offered to quit, but the board rejected the offer. something of a delicious irony, is ar and gordon class-action firm and may now face a class-action themselves from shareholders who felt they were misled over profit expectations. rishaad: thank you for that in sydney. we have to take a break. --finance fine then minister, arun jaitley, planning to deliver his budget. the market open in hong kong and shanghai. rishaad: a look at our top stories, markets welcomed the g-20's commitment to do more to boost growth. japanese stocks rallying. asian benchmark down 9% this year, almost double the drop on wall street. a record $3.5 billion share buyback, boosted by rising sales in the u.s. and china, but sales ha

changes. worked is that levine. -- zach levine. standing his way was aaron gordon. he brings out stuff on a hoverboard and check this out, 49 for gordon. if put them into the finals and they needed a dunk off to the side. gordon goes back. how about this? are you kidding me? levine wings it through the legs from around the free throw lane. many of our -- many are calling this the greatest slamdunk competition in the history of the leg. gordon had a second-place finish. that does it for morning sports, have a great day. >>> here's a live look from the tallow for -- the tallow -- the tower camera. grab a sweater or jacket if you remember you can interact with us this morning on twitter and facebook. here is a look at what is ahead. for complete list, go to icflorida.com . lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. now get this 1.5-pint orchid for only $9.98, >>> today is the last day for the burmese python challenge. so far 100 have been caught and the final tally will be anno

short-term pops we're seeing people positioned for. >> todd gordon, technically, i'll ask you the same question, does the market evolve or changeive because of today? >> no, i believe it is a short term phenomenon. i agree with what stacy said, except for the part about ca pach la capitulation. also you'll notice yesterday, technology did not confirm, so with the combination of gold, technology improved stabilizing. we have a short-term bounce. i think that bounce will be defeated and we'll head toward lower levels. just to give you a context of how much lower we can go, i like to compare the ongoing correction to the one from 2011 and from low -- high to low, excuse me, a 21% decline. a lot of times markets will repeat themselves. currently in the decline, we are at about 13% on the way down. if we are to reach a full 21% correction, that puts us down to about 1670. i think that's what the target bounce is defeated. >> todd and stacy, a pleasure. thank you, have a great weekend. don't leave yet, we have to tape the online stuff when the show is over. speaking of the online stuff, go to tradingnation.cnbc.com. a lot of people d

change.""my goals are the same as always. i want to win a race, and i want to make the chase." chase."another big storyline's chase elliott taking over for jeff gordon... sports anchor shannon sommerville goes 1-on-1 with the daytona pole- sitter tomorrow night, right here on fox carolina... 3 to the hardwood.... the gamecocks looking to rebound after that brutal blowout loss to kentucky over the bounce back, they'd need to go 2-for-2... against mizzou... mizzou...frank martin's bunch knocking off missouri by nine about a month ago... says it's more about a will to win, versus x's and o's this time around..-not showing it early... terrence phillips drains a three... then tramaine isabell sinks a jumper... mizzou up 18-5 about halfway through the first half...-gamecocks coming back towards the break... sindarius thornwell finds duane notice to cut it to eight... s-c trailing by that much at half...-early 2nd... duane notice three... carolina cuts it to three... then gives up a 7-0 run...-mid 2nd now... gamecocks get it to three again... and give up another 7-0 run... run...that's the story... s-c would actually get the lead late, but give it right ba

for quite awhile to meet gordon was showing some other jobs that could be cold and nasty when the deck department has to do their daily maintenance engineers doing an oil change one of the rigid whole inflatables on board on this day they read and painting the anchors of this massive ship time and time again we heard a theme developing when it comes to these cool weather crops in a spy at the sight of where total air as much as possible without showing what's under all the training and preparation comes down to sucking up the warmth of the tail on the people from a lot of the system the store told me out the next marker because it's always never ever to get me a little bit but that was what i thought it would be like a mini sewing kit will be the team where we got our part which one of the gore tex lining got nice fleece inner lining and nice and fairly warm thank you guys for your server. go navy and i should jeff lawson told me we averaged right around fifty degrees right temperatures during the month of february and he told me so far this february we've been for our average high temperature but i had a lot of challenges all month trying to make a look or h

gordon humphrey sends me an e-mail. he says this is the hot place to change the world.campaign headquarters and they hold up there food to a hot plate. that is how you win elections. [applause] friend,ourse, our great the former attorney general. he has been one of the best guys. [applause] kasich: 17 years ago i came here and i thought things were going ok. i was standing in the kitchen and i was talking to this lady and thinking, i have myself a town chairperson. this lady really likes me. after 15 minutes she looked at her watch and said, when will the candidate get here? [laughter] kasich: the guy who stuck with me for 17 years, where is he? [applause] i want to tell you and there is to say this appropriately when the media kept saying, how are you going to do this? can you finish high? i said, i have an insurance policy. it's you, it is all of you. how does a guy like me thank you for the countless hours, the phone calls, the door knocking. some of you have come from our buckeye state. [applause] fromh: some have come virginia, maryland, new york, and connecticut a

gordon humphrey sends me an e-mail and says this is the hot place to change the world.they have a hot plate to heat their food. that is how you win elections. [applause] and, of course, our great friend tom wrath, has been one of the best friends i can have. where is he? [applause] 17 years ago, i came here. i thought things were going ok. getting a lot of attention. we were standing in the kitchen and i was talking to this lady. i was thinking, i got myself a town chair person. minutes, she looked at her watch and said, when will the candidate get here? the guy who stuck with me for 17 years, bruce burkey. where is he? [applause] mr. kasich: come on up here. listen, i want to tell you and there is just no way to say this appropriately. the media kept saying, can you finish i? i said, i have an insurance policy. it is you. it is all of you. youdoes a guy like me thank for the countless hours, the phone calls, the doorknocking. some of you have come from, of course, our buckeye state. and some have come from virginia and some have come from maryland and new york and conn

gordon and darrell waltrip. talking about the race and how he feels about the first daytona 500. behind the desk instead of the wheel. >> and, he has been having fun talking to jeff about this changes and ucf researchers taking a look at pit crews, how to improve the process and find out how their suggestions helped a crew to pull off a big win. >> john: something new, they've gone digital and looking at the digital dashboard, what it means for drivers. first, david martin out here at the track as well. good morning. >> reporter: john, you put me in the infield again, this year the daytona international speedway. beautiful rvs and the sun is up. it is time to party and we'll do it live with these guys on the 8 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> reporter: woo-hoo! >> amy: what happened! okay. i said -- it is still cold. >> i love the infield, doesn't matter how cold it is. the infield creatures are out and out early! >> amy: wow. >> jayme: in full force. good morning. at lake lloyd now and the foundation is getting ready to give the wilshire presentation to a local, trying to time it out with the live broadcast. you know how live tv goes, the sun is out and pounding me in

gordon humphrey, mel thompson, you're going to like ted cruz. ted cruz is that kind of conservative. and, finally, ronald reagan changedot only america, he changed the world when new hampshire voters said you know what, we don't believe the polls, we want a conservative and ronald reagan would be here and changed the world. >> that was a different time, though. to be honest with you, a lot of people you mentioned, some people are like who are those guys? but that was a different time. >> so what? i was going to disagree with the senator on one thing when he said the people haven't made up their mind. the beg to differ. the people have made up their mind and they want somebody with mr. trump's strength, courage, honesty and -- >> trump is leading the latest poll but more than a third of voters, 36% say they have ruled trump out. only 45% of voters have decided who they want to work for? should trump be worried about marco rubio or kasich? it doesn't mean he has much room to grow either. >> trump was leading in the polls in iowa, too. he didn't win. so what? >> we're lead big double digits. >> we'll see what it is on ele

gordon humphrey sends me an e-mail and says this is a hot place to change the world. guys are sleeping on matters in the campaign headquarters. they hold up a hot plate with a eating their food. that is how you win elections. [applause] mr. kasich: the former attorney general, our great friend, one of the best guys i know. [applause] mr. kasich: 17 years ago i came here, and i thought things were going ok. i wasn' t getting a lot of attention. talking to this lady and thinking i have myself a town share person here. this lady really likes me. after 50 minute you look at her watch and said when will the [laughter] mr. kasich: the got it stuck we were set -- with me for 17 years, bruce -- where is he? [applause] kasich: come on up here. listen, i want to tell you. there is -- there was no way to say this appropriately. when the media kept sying -- saying how will you do this? i said i have an insurance policy -- it is you. it is all of you. for the countless hours, the phone calls, the doorknocking. some of your come from our [applause] mr. kasich: some of come from vir