greenville, north carolina. it's a small town with a big passion for sports. these are the four-time high school state champions, the rampants of jh rose. they know what it's like to win. >> coming out here and watching them play, when i was young, i had to play for this team. >> they know what it takes to win. >> you want to be known as the best, the strongest, toughest. survival of the fittest. >> get him! yeah, he's down! >> they also know the painful price of trying to win. >> it's an inherently dangerous sport. i mean, when football first started, they tried to outlaw it. >> but no one could have imagined what would happen to these champions in 2008. >> to me, that was a perfect storm. you wouldn't know how many times i've thought about me doing something different. >> we can't have you coming outside. >> it was todd lipe's first year as head coach at j.h. rose high school. football was always his dream. >> ever since the third grade, i've always been involved in football. either playing it or coaching it. >> 16-year-old junior jaquan waller was coach lip

flores' big dream when he moved to greenville was to be jh rose' quarterback.uan was a close friend since middle school. >> when that happened to jaquan, did you ever consider quitting or stopping football? >> not every. not one bit. >> november 2008, just two months after jaquan died, a.j. was with jh rose's quarterback. he had already suffered two concussions. two on the baseball and football fields. then this happened. >> i got called hike and i looked like i didn't know where i was at, but i don't remember that. and that's when they pulled me. i was completely out of it. >> what a.j. just described was his fourth concussion, a day his mother, linda perdue, will never forget. did someone drop the ball here, literally? >> you know, i struggle with that every day. i think maybe i did as a mother. maybe i'm the one who dropped the ball. maybe i should have stopped when a.j. had his first concussion. >> i can see that it hurts her that she didn't pull me, but i don't think i could have been pulled at all. >> a.j. saw doctors and his concussion symptoms, which we

how about "cocky raccoon," sent in by mike and cheryl ingle from greenville, california? dog barking ] or how about "swingers," sent in by al fuentes -- absolutely no relation -- michael garcia, russell prine, and craig love from orlando, florida? whoo! now, that will work. that might work. okay. those are the choices. now it's up to you to pick a winner, okay? losers, don't blame me. i had absolutely nothing to do with it. are you all ready now? are you ready now? audience: yeah! all right, vote now. who's going to win the 10 grand? well, we're going to need a commercial break to sort it all out. like uh nothing wrong with this guy. tbi is real. get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. announcer: bring out... ...the action hero... ...in you. be part of the greatest action movie ever. show us how you train and eat like an action hero. join in at actionheroalliance.com door of his patrol vehicle. when i came here, i... i couldn't move. [male announcer] david was broadsided on the highway. they were

to which i replied, greenville is my hometown. and your great uncle performed the wedding ceremony for me and my wife in 1827. as well as mordecai and i served on the town council together in 1829. i reassured mr. lincoln that he was in good hands in terms of politics, that his great uncle had gained a great many more votes than i had. but like many young men who came into congress at the time, when they went in there with goals. and each of us had a cherished goal that we wanted to achieve in that congress. mine was the introduction of a bill. for mr. lincoln, the introduction of legislation which would have provided for compensation emancipation of slaves in the district of columbia. and like other young men who go into congress, we found out it is not so easy to get your cherished goals accomplished. we left that session of congress without those bills passed. i served two more terms. mr. lincoln, that would be his only term in the house of representatives. at the beginning of the fourth term, i bought the house that you have j

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we'll make 140 -- this is a ge staple product, 140 heavy-duty gas turbines mainly in greenville, south carolina, thousands of employees there. we have roughly 50% market share globally. less than five will go to the united states. so if we're not selling in every corner of the world, we're going to fall behind. inside ge exports really drive 30,000 jobs. there's a five to six multiplier on every export job. this creates more than 100,000 jobs in the supply chain. you're not just -- if you're going to be an exporter, if you're going to grow globally, you have to create jobs in other countries, not just the united states. so we're doing that as well. we're building very strong customer relationships. so if you walk through any of our factories in united states, they know the global airlines, the global utilities, the global hospitals who are our customers. so exporting, competing means winning in every corner of the world. you know, it's harder. it's infennelly harder to sell an mr scanner in turkey than it is in chicago. that's the transition american companies have made to be more comp

greenville, ohio, this is don an independent there. good morning, don. >> caller: morning. how are you? >> great. thank you. >> caller: i disagree with the payroll tax cuts because basically, i agree with what rosalyn said. and she pretty much said everything i was going to say. you i say they should be doing away with bush tax cuts and also this unemployment is just getting out of hand. it should have been 26 weeks and with 13 weeks extension and be done with it because there's a lot of people -- i was on unemployment. it was good. and i got a job, but i took less pay and took a job and that's what these people are going to have to do, i think. they're just going to have to stop with this unemployment along the line. i think it only should have been 26 weeks of 13 extension weeks. so that's all i've got say. i agree with rosalyn about the payroll tax cuts, though. it's just hurting social security which you won't believe. and i'm sure they are not going to go back and say that john doe didn't pay so much into social security with this and give it back to him so they are ac

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elsewhere 580 approaching north greenville an accident blocking one lane. slow through livermore. chains if you are heading up towards the sierra. winter wonderland. chains required on highway 50. that's traffic. >> very cold conditions. a chance for some snow up there. locally we have little bit of sunshine. a couple of clouds outside. not too bad. still a slight chance we could see some showers in the bay area. doesn't look like much. we have seen a few showers overnight. temperatures are cold. cleared things out in the napa valley at 26 degrees. 29 in santa rosa. i think by the afternoon the main story will be the cool temperatures. highs only in the 50s. it will be brisk and breezy outside. temperatures going to stay down the next couple of days. another chance of rain on wednesday. >>> back on the tee. >> last week we showed you how phil mickelson put a ball into somebody shorts. sunday one landed in a woman's shirt. >> the caddie asked if he could walk 250 yards toward the green. she politely declined. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> this was not in the brochure. pol

. >> so you, your first job in television was in greenville -- >> mississippi. >> right.here aren't that many egyptians there. right? there just aren't. that had to be hard. >> what are you talking about? >> how many did you run into in greensville, south carolina? >> mississippi. >> whatever. >> all right. there were none there. so here is -- okay. i like this one. let's go to the next one. >> okay. >> this is called i never liked it anyway. i never liked it anyway. >> is that a website? >> yeah. it's a website. this woman got dumped by her boyfriend and decided to sell all the stuff he gave her on ebay. the ring, i never liked it anyway. sell it on the website. people put their wedding gowns on there. i think they are very upset with their relationship. and they got rid of all things that reminded them of their ex and they sold it so everyone could see it. sometimes you say, thank you, honey and you wear it but you don't like it. >> i don't. i say, honey, do you mind if i return that? >> but what if he was so excited to give you something? >> too bad. no, i'm just kiddi

. >> what happened in greenville, ma'am?ch other's hands and that's it it may sound worse than it s. >> reporter: snyderman denied she had a sexual affair with newman. >> asnare no affair. there was no affair. who kills someone else's snbd. >> reporter: despite constant advances and a barrage of romantic e-mail, snyderman says she never felt threatened by newman but then her husband spotted someone snooping outside their home in a mask. police later discovered it was newman. nine days later, newman shot rusty at the day care center. snyderman says the day care worker called, telling her something had happened to her husband. the prosecutor pressed her to explain why she never called her husband. instead, calling her family and then newman six times. >> why didn't you call rusty? >> because they just told me something had happened to rust z what are the chances he is going to answer his cell phone? >> just curious why you didn't call rusty. >> that was tom trang reporting. that is news4 at 4:00. news4 at 5:00 starts right now

the little village of greenville in augusta county, virginia, they got ten inches.six inches while about an inch and a half fell in fredericksburg. and right now temperatures there are in the 20s. charlottesville to stanton, virginia, farther north where there were just a few flurries, a dusting, only in the low 30s to near 30 degrees. montgomery county's near 30. in the low 30s in fairfax and arlington. prince george's county now in the mid 30s. 35 at reagan national. now the cloud cover is thinning. we'll see sunshine. dawn is just a couple minutes away. and that's at 6:54. we'll have sunshine this morning and then during the afternoon, we will have lots of sun. the wind that's gusting to 20 miles per hour now will settle down. highs near 50 today where the snow did not fall. however, where there is snow, it's going to take a while to get warmer. maybe only the low 40s for highs. clear and chilly, upper 30s pie midnight. then tomorrow, cold start, afternoon highs near 50 and partly cloudy. then up near 60 on wednesday and thursday. partly sunny both days. 60 again

around greenville, slow all the way into livermore and then again as you're approaching that dublin interchange, we'll see how this plays out. right now a live shot shows you traffic pretty smooth, standard here as you make your way up the incline past the truck scales over into fremont. >> sounds good. thank you. 6:01. this morning crews are on the scene of a four-alarm fire in mountain view. five units in a large complex are a total loss. several others are damaged and dozens of people are displaced. bob redell joins us live where investigators will start looking for the cause in a few hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. once the sun comes up they will try to figure out what the source of ignition was at the apartment complex here in mountain you have which went up in flames yesterday. we got an update. they tell us that this entire building tc unit, has been evacuated. you had five units destroyed and there are others that are uninhabitable. ku are looking at 45 to 50 people who have had to rely on red cross which did rush to the scene, more family and friends for help. to g

the police say two groups got into a fight outside duval high school in greenville. somebody reportedly pulled a gun and fired some shots. nobody was injured. it is not clear to whom the gun belonged or whether the person arrested by police is a student. >>> there is an arrest tonight in the murder of a transgender woman in d.c. 55-year-old gary niles montgomery of northeast is in custody now. he was arrested about 2:30 this afternoon. investigators believe he stabbed dionne jones last thursday at a bus stop in the 4900 block of east capital street northeast. police say a tip led to the arrest. >> we had what we needed to have. we had people driving down the street that did not drive by a crime in progress. they stopped. they did what they could to help and they notified police and they waited for police to come to the scene. and then we had people in the community that came forward and provided us the information that we need. i want to thank all of those who helped us bring this case to closure. >> at this point police aren't saying whether this murder is related t

here's one man's story from greenville, kentucky. he went back home after a tornado put seven stitches in his chin and four staples in his head. >> when they say you hear a train you do. i got up and took two steps off the couch and then me and the two dogs i have and the trailer started rolling down the hill. and you can see what's left. and after i rolled five times, i can remember everything about it. i was -- once it hit the ground on the fifth time everything just -- i saw daylight. and i was sitting up against the stove down there just leaned up with my back against it like i was sitting in a chair. i don't know how i'm here. no doubt. the good lord just didn't call me is all i know. wasn't my time. >> this afternoon the storm swept across kentucky and tennessee. meteorologist chad myers is here at the cnn severe weather center. as we hear about the devastation this morning, at this moment tell us who should be worried now. >> parts of kentucky, tennessee, mississippi, alabama and even here in georgia. and in virginia and the c

getting word of an accident in the sent -- on the center divide on greenville road. we'll check on that and find out what it's doing to the livermore commute. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. last week it was record high, not this week, not today. highs will be in the 50s. there is a decent system. there is not a lot to the system. but it sure has a lot of cold air with it. as it begins to filter, in, i -- filter in, i think you will notice a definite chill. coming in out of the northwest, about santa cruz to monterey. kenwood, 26. now, outside of sonoma, near there, 27. yountville is 28 -- 28. kentfield and fairfax holding on to 30 degrees there are some 20s, low 20s up in lake county and napa in is in there. i knew livermore would do it. they are 36. redwood city, 37. san jose, mostly clear, and if -- that tells you it is all cool down there. the system dropping parallel to the coast, there could be a few hit-and-miss showers but the end result is it will be colder today. if there's any available moisture we could could get some. when -- temperatures when i l

greenville, you're involved. birmingham, tallahassee. everything east of new orleans.e time you're in the panhandle of florida, you're in it. cooler air drops in. denver, 19, rapid city, about 14. anry spring-like today but with areas of day light rain in prince william county moving off. 50 degrees in the district and leesburg in gaithersburg become wendy this d that's when we have a high wind warning to the west and a wind advisory and the metro area. a few thunderstorms are possible later today between 2:00 >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. robin roberts with the west coast forecast. robin? >> 80 degrees and sunny. >>> this is how i roll, also. if i'm here in los angeles, hooirm are chris connelly. >> stars of every description ready to rock the red carpet in their sunday best. everyone wants to walk the oscar red carpet, even fission nal di fiction nal dick territotators. he wants to arrive in character. >> they're opposed to him using the red carpet as a promotional device. >> reporter: either way, star power will be in abundance. they get people

greenville, you're involved. birmingham, tallahassee. everything east of new orleans.e time you're in the panhandle of florida, you're in it. cooler air drops in. denver, 19, rapid city, about 14. >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. robin roberts with the west coast forecast. robin? >> 80 degrees and sunny. >>> this is how i roll, also. if i'm here in los angeles, hooirm are chris connelly. >> stars of every description ready to rock the red carpet in their sunday best. everyone wants to walk the oscar red carpet, even fission nal di fiction nal dick territotators. he wants to arrive in character. >> they're opposed to him using the red carpet as a promotional device. >> reporter: either way, star power will be in abundance. they get people out in action like no other night in hollywood. like this guy. >> i got really emotional. i'm trying to not go there right now in my head. i don't think i'm wearing waterproof mascara. >> reporter: for viola davis, the buildup has brought the chance to share with the world her story as an actress, as well as her chara

atlanta, birmingham, knoxville, nashville, greenville, all the villess getting in on it.rnadoes. rainfall amounts a half inch to an inch of rain. the big story is the wind and thunderstorms. more heavy rain in the pacific northwest with mountain snows. sunshine and 79 in los angeles. sunny through texas. a few showers along the southern gulf coa >> good morning. this afternoon, we have a chance for a rain shower. kind of like yesterday. it will be a mild. it will be a mild. >>> don't forget. get your weather any time you need it. go to weather channel on cable, weather.com online. carl? >> al, thanks. up next, how clean are the surgical instruments in operating rooms? "today" investigates after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] kleenex® brand tissues are america's softest. no wonder people want to share them on and on. ♪ start your own chain of sharing. ♪ now when you send a free kleenex® brand share package, you'll get a sample of new kleenex cool touch™ tissues. just go to kleenex.com. kleenex®. softness worth sharing. i'm good. alright. [ male announcer ] every time you say

now reports near greenville, kentucky, reports of a tornado on the ground there.will be replicated, no doubt n central kentucky and potentially across parts of tennessee before the day is done. search and rescue underway now that the sun is up there. the bottom line here, fredricka, multiple tornadoes across a vast area with significant damage. and we have not really talked about the blizzard situation which is happening north of this system. so a huge, huge system effecting millions of people. >> we'll talk about that next time. thank you very much, rob. >>> in chardon, ohio, teachers are returning to work at chardon high. counselors are also getting ready to help grieving students and parents trying to deal with monday's deadly shooting. a third student has died. daniel parmertor was killed, and doctors say russell king jr. is brain dead. we have the frantic calls to 911 that day from students inside the school when the shooting began. >> did you see the shooter? are you a student? >> yes. yes. i'm a student. i was right by the shooter when he pulled the gun. >>

we will make 140 -- this is the staple product 140 gas turbines this year mainly in greenville south carolina, thousands of employees. we have roughly 50 present market share globally. less than five in the united states. if we are not selling in every corner of the world you're going to fall behind. incite gb exports really drive 30,000 jobs. there is a five to six multiplier on a free export so this creates more than 100,000 jobs in the supply chain. if you are going to be an exporter you also have to create jobs in other countries and on just the united states, so we are doing that as well, you we are building very strong customer relationships. if you look for the factories in the united states, they know the global airlines and utilities so exporting and competing means winning in every corner of the world and it's harder. it's infinitely harder in turkey and it is in chicago but that's the transition american companies have made to be more competitive to compete more in line with any other country anywhere in the world. so switch gears. those are the strategies. i think that th

host: britain joins us in the greenville, south carolina. -- brent. caller: i think if iran goes nuclear, i think it is critical we did not have an e-reaction. -- we do not have a knee-jerk reaction. guest: i think it is critical we look at the options on the table. there is one option to allow them to go nuclear in detain them from acting aggressively. there are a number of experts and former government officials in the you was that are advocating for this option. i think that will be the focus of the debate over the coming months. is this kind of regime to terribl deterable? is it possible to detain them like we did during the cold war, or is this the kind of regime that will find ways to act much more aggressively, in ways that cannot be directly contained puritan . host: our guest has put this essay together -- what else is in your background? guest: i spent several years working on capitol hill. i also had a terrific opportunity to join the state department and work with the policy planning staff where we look at a number of issues concerning pri

. >> so you, your first job in television was in greenville -- >> mississippi. >> right. okay. i like this one. let's go to the next one. >> okay. >> this is called i never liked it anyway. i never liked it anyway. >> is that a website? >> yeah. it's a website. this woman got dumped by her boyfriend and decided to sell all the stuff he gave her on ebay. the ring, i never liked it anyway. sell it on the website. people put their wedding gowns on there. i think they are very upset with their relationship. and they got rid of all things that reminded them of their exand they sold it so everyone could see it. sometimes you say, thank you, honey and you wear it but you don't like it. >> i don't. i return it. you know -- >> but what if he was so excited to give you something? >> just kidding. we talk about things ahead of time. what would you like. if there's something in particular -- >> what about early on? when he gave you something and -- >> frank has excellent taste. he does. but it's never been about stuff. when he asked me to marry him he gave me a beautiful diamond that

a motorcycle accident in greenville is out of the lanes. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the latest check out nbc bay area on facebook. i'll have another local update at a half an hour. ♪ >>> 7:30 now on this monday morning, the 27th of february 2012. stars from brad pitt and angelina jolie to penelope cruz and gwyneth paltrow were decked out. who shined the brightest? we have it covered for you coming up in this half hour. i'm ann curry in los angeles on the morning after the oscars. matt is back home in studio 1a. hey, matt, good morning. a sleepy one for us here. >> hang in there, ann. on a different note the spring break season is heating up. in the coming weeks tens of thousands of u.s. college students will head to parties in various locations. a lot of them will head south of the border. how safe is mexico? it's a country that's been in the headlines for violence a lot lately. coming up, a young man will share a cautionary tale. >> all right. and also coming up on a lighter note we'll tell you what ryan seacrest is saying about this uncomfortable moment with the di

severe storms down to the southeast, atlanta, birmingham shall, nashville, greenville.oes. rainfall amounts generally about a half an inch to maybe an inch of rain. but the biggest story will be the wind and the thunderstorms. more heavy rain in the pacific northwest, mountain snows, sunshine, 79 in los angeles. sunny all the way back to texas. few showers along the southern gulf coast. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. tom kierein, storm center 4. live view from our high-definition sky watcher camera showing quite a bit of cloudiness over the metro area and now and we will have those clouds breaking up later this morning. more sun breaking out. and temperatures are chilly, in the 30s and low 40s. much of the region. 43 at reagan national later today up around 60 degrees. lot of clouds around this afternoon and tonight might get an overnight shower. and then tomorrow, near 70. gusty wind and then the 60s on friday. colder weather for >>> don't forget. get your weather any time you need it. go t

we will make 140 -- this is ge stable product, 140 heavy-duty gas turbines fishermen in greenville, south thousand employees there. went roughly 50% market share locally, less than five will go to the united states. so if we're not selling in every corner of the world we will fall behind. inside ge, exports really drive 30,000 jobs. there's a five to six multiplier on every export job. so this creates more than 100,000 jobs in the supply chain. you are not come if you going to be exported, if you're going to grow globally also have to create jobs and other countries, not just the united states so we are doing that as well. and we are building very strong customer relationships. so if you have walked through any of our factories in the united states, they know the global airlines, global utilities and global hospitals to our customers. so exporting, competing names winning in every corner of the world. and you know, it's harder. it's infinitely harder to sell an mr scanner to turkey than it is in chicago. but that is the transition that american companies have made to be more competitive.

atlanta, birmingham, knoxville, nashville, greenville, all the villess getting in on it. tornadoes. rainfall amounts a half inch to an inch of rain. the big story is the wind and thunderstorms. more heavy rain in the pacific northwest with mountain snows. sunshine and 79 in los angeles. sunny through texas. a few showers along the southern >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist christina live in the nbc bay area weather center where temperatures today are going to climb into record teitory. 78 degrees, just two degrees shy of 80 in morgan hilda. 75 for evergreen. 72 in pleasanton an even san francisco right on the water, 72 degrees. as we head throughout your thursday, staying nice and mild. dropping off friday into saturday, more clouds and a few showers sunday into monday. >>> don't forget. get your weather any time you need it. go to weather channel on cable, weather.com online. carl? >> al, thanks. up next, how clean are the surgical instruments in operating rooms? "today" investigates after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] kleenex® brand tissues are america's softest. no wo

we will make 140 -- this is the staple product 140 gas turbines this year mainly in greenville south carolina, thousands of employees. we have roughly 50 present market share globally. less than five in the united states. if we are not selling in every corner of the world you're going to fall behind. incite gb exports really drive 30,000 jobs. there is a five to six multiplier on a free export so this creates more than 100,000 jobs in the supply chain. if you are going to be an exporter you also have to create jobs in other countries and on just the united states, so we are doing that as well, you we are building very strong customer relationships. if you look for the factories in the united states, they know the global airlines and utilities so exporting and competing means winning in every corner of the world and it's harder. it's infinitely harder in turkey and it is in chicago but that's the transition american companies have made to be more competitive to compete more in line with any other country anywhere in the world. so switch gears. those are the strategies. i think that th