as for gregory?st going to take each day as it comes. >> kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> and despite the fact he actually works in a garage, he's not going to buy a car of his own, he said. >> he'll have a driver. >> i didn't think about it that way. so he got $7 million and wants a two-bedroom condo. he's about $7 million shy if he wants one in the city. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, severe weather striking the heartland right now, tornadoes ripping apart buildings and tearing down trees. plus, severe flooding on a university's campus. the students swimming in buildings. >>> sparking outrage from donald trump, the presidential candidate stirring controversy for his comments about abortion. first saying that women should be punished and back-tracking. the other

as for gregory?ke each day as it comes. >> reporter: kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> and despite the fact he actually works in a garage, he's not going to buy a car of his own, he said. >> he'll have a driver. >> i didn't think about it that way. so he got $7 million and wants a two-bedroom condo. he's about $7 million shy if he wants one in the city. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. happening this thursday morning on "world news now," about face. donald trump taking back his controversial comments on abortion after sparking outrage on both sides of the hot button issue. trump initially said women who had abortions should be punished if it were outlawed. full detail, ahead. >>> storms spawned a tornado in the tulsa area. more than half a dozen people were injured. buildings were damaged or destroyed and thousands are wi

greg gregory : we are doing the best we can. the one thing we refuse to do is feel the need to leave our propertyyou still feel a little bit intimidated being theregiven what happenedmy wife has had some nightmares. we just still don't feel totally comfortable being at home. >> jeff :police say they are waiting for dna test results back from the lab. i'm jeff bush, live in el cerrito, kron four news. >> pam :new at 11. a livermore caretaker is behind bars. on suspicion of child abuse. police arrested 20-year- old moriah gonzalez last week. after receiving a report of physical child abuse on a 13- month- old baby. offials say, gonzalez was the baby's caretaker. and had advertised her services on care- dot-com. police are looking for anyone who has hired gonzalez in the past. for her babysitting services. in the north bay. a pregnant woman in napa, has been diagnosed with zika virus. it is the first case of the disease in the bay area. an outbreak of the zika virus in central and south america has made thousands of people ill. and

as for gregory?t comes. >> kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> and despite the fact he actually works in a garage, he's not going to buy a car of his own, he said. >> he'll have a driver. >> i didn't think about it that way. so he got $7 million and wants a two-bedroom condo. he's about $7 million shy if he wants one in the city. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. ca

it's why gregory's coworkers here at gateway garage are smiling. >> did you believe it? >> reporter: across the street mohammed is also wishing him well. this is where gregory bought what turned out to be the single winning ticket during the february 25th drawing of cash for life. it was the first time the 58-year-old had ever played the game. the jackpot was $7 million. >> 8:00 at night, i was kind of bored, let me take a walk across the street and see what they got to play for tonight. >> reporter: gregory left work, didn't watch the drawing. the next day word spread someone had bought the winning ticket at this shop. >> greg, you are the one who won the numbers. he said, what? i said, yes. that's it. >> reporter: instead of $1,000 a day for life, gregory chose the lump sum after taxes, just over $4.6 million. as for working here as a parking attendant -- >> as of that day, i looked at go, you're leaving, aren't you? i said yes, i'm walking out. >> reporter: as far as an over the top purchase, gregory doesn't have anything in mind. he already has a house with a pool. t

, you still have that potential of having a hate crime. >> reporter: last weekend, gregory got up to feed her two- month-old son. she noticed there was a fire near the rear tire of her acura suv parked in the driveway. >> you can see underneath the car as well as through the tires. >> reporter: are a flame logs burning behind the tires. >> mixed emotions. definitely angry. wondering why. >> reporter: police recovered a piece of cardboard left nearby with a derogatory message. >> go away and more. it was pretty offensive. >> reporter: the couple went to el cerrito's human relations commission meeting to get answers. >> just one person or is there a group of people? >> reporter: they have no disputes with anyone. gregory says he grew up in his home and his family has owned it for 50 years with no problems. >> i find myself looking over my shoulder a lot, looking out the windows. unchecking all the doors. >> reporter: police tell me they've gotten some surveillance video from neighbors, but they need more between the hours of 1:30 to 4:00 a.m. last wednesday. >> we're hoping that anythi

the answer, it seems, can be found five centuries later with this man, pope gregory the great. >> theson why people think that mary magdalene was a prostitute is because in the sixth century gregory the great gave a homily in which he equated mary magdalene with the sinful woman who anointed jesus' feet. since that day, christians thereafter have thought that mary magdalene was a prostitute. >> i think pope saint gregory the great was not trying to be mean to mary magdalene or women. i think it was probably the result of poor scholarship. >> by the time we get to gregory the great, we not only have a collection of four gospels that circulate together, we have a tradition that says it's okay to blend these stories together. >> it is from this mistake that the image of mary magdalene as a sinful prostitute emerges. it is a myth that has concealed the reality behind why she became so devoted to jesus and played a central part in his life and resurrection. instead, the truth is far more disturbing. according to the new testament, mary is possessed by demons and it is jesus who saves her.

in norfolk matt gregory and police need your help to find the person responsible for shooting a man in hampton. we know the man was found on nickerson boulevard around 3:30 this afternoon. officers found the man with life threatening injuries after being shot. he's been taken to the hospital for treatment. the shooting is still under investigation. and we have new information about a third shooting -- this time in newport news. just before 2:30 this morning police found two people shot at a party. a 17-year-old newport news teenager was shot in the back and his left thigh - he's in the hospital with what's 18-year-old hampton woman was shot in the leg. police still need your help to find the man they think is responsible. if you have information about that shooting, call the crime line. we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to you last night. take a look at this new video of more an big paint spill in chesapeake. you can see dozens of blue and white buckets in the south hill community. fire investigators believe someone poured as much as 500-gallons of paint into the ditches

matt gregory explains what this means for you at 6. at 5, there's a rare infection that's killing people in the upper midwest. you'll hear why it's prevelant in healthcare settings. and why sales for a gun manufacturing are shooting up. see these stories when anita blanton joins me beginning at 5. months after she passed in the death of bobbi kristina brown. but first the benefits of yogurt. how eating more with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can eating yogurt could help protect women against high blood pressure. the research is from boston university. the study found women who ate five or more servings of yogurt a week had a twenty percent lower risk hypertension than those who ate it once a month. doctors found weaker results i

matt gregory 10 on your side. hour... firefighters are at an apartment fire in matt gregory 10 on your side. we're following even more breaking news at this hour... firefighters are at an apartment fire in norfolk. we've learned the fire is on chesapeake boulevard near norview avenue. crews saw heavy smoke coming from the top of the building. we're working to get more information - as soon as we get it, we'll pass it along to you both on-air and online at wavy dot com. let's take a look at the weather. chances are - you'll be pretty happy about the forecast... but first, here's a live look from towercam 10 over downtown norfolk meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know what we can expect to start off your work week. overnight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. and mild! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. warmer! highs: low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the weather department! overnight, wi

the gregorys are expected to be here as well as as many of their neighbors. reporting live in el cerrito, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> identity confirmed. the torso found near the dumbarton bridge in fremont is that of a missing brisbane woman. authorities say they were able to make a positive identification of shelly titchener after hikers found more remains sunday in the same area. that's one week after fishermen found the torso. police say they now have enough evidence to call shelly's husband the primary suspect. paul titchener killed himself by jumping off the bay bridge two days after shelly's remains were found. investigators are now on take search warrants for the couple's computers, mobile devices, credit cards and banking records. officials are also trying to determine when shelly was last seen alive. >>> just into our news room we want to show you surveillance video of a bank robbery in san ramon. happened at the wells fargo inside the nob hill foods at 3:00 today. that man told the teller he had a gun but he never sho

his name is gregory alfred. he was seen in this video. you have any information on his whereabouts please call police. >> tout's it for news 4. saturday night live is coming up next. >> have a good weekend. we'll see you tomorrow. r the bigg the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. with veggie or sausage today. a fnd now an announment from th

it's also a tribute to his late brother, gregory, and other great performers who inspired him. take a look. >> hey, d.c.! i'm back! [ "it don't mean a thing (if it ain't got that swing)" plays ] stick with me, baby i'm the fella you walked in with luck be a lady luck be mine tonight now i'm in love with you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you [ scatting ] [ song ends ] [ cheers and applause ] >> here this afternoon, the one and only maurice hines. welcome to "here and now." >> how you doin'? >> i am wonderful! and, you know, i've seen you performing onstage, and you're just as big in real life. >> [ laughs ] thank you very much! >> what a pleasure. so, this show -- you're gonna walk all the rest of us back through your life, huh? >> yes. do you know -- i'll tell you how it really started. i was choreographing a jazz-and-hip-hop ballet in the boston area, and i was reading this magazine, on tap, and they didn't mention my brother's name at all. i said, "oh, no. i can't have that. that's not happening." so i started incorporating stories about gregory

matt gregory 10 on yoru side. since friday, police have been investigating at least eight shootings across hampton roads. three in norfolk, one each in newport news, hampton, virginia beach and portsmouth. so far officers have only caught suspects in two cases, including the one we just told you about. see information from all of them on wavy- dot-com. if you can help police with any case, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. you never have to give your name. you may even earn a reward. new tonight. the city of norfolk has responded to claims linking this weekend's violence to unfilled positions in the police department. city officials say there are always between 20-25 vacancies posted to account for things like retirement and recruiting efforts. the city says it does not leave them empty to save mccabe, a candidate for mayor, suggested today. sot - sheriff bob mccabe, - clip 1 6:25:07 we need to make sure we fully find our police department 6:25:11 so that they can address different things that are happening

gregory peck. i met gregory peck. all of it was truly a wonder land. >> with the awe came plenty of adversity. her father was a alcoholic. her mother, a manic depressive. she struggled with by polar, a bajdz that hollywood turned into a sitcom classic. >> my cousin. >> the patty duke show made her a t.v. star, playing dual parts as cousins. after the producer spent time with duke and said he wanted both sides of her represented. duke, who was married three times including to the adams' family's john aston went public with her illness in 1982. from '85 to '88, she served as the president of the screen actors guild, an actress tres, activist. when she was asked in 2014 how she would like to be remembered, her response. ? >> i am proud that when i get a job, i am going to give you what you paid for and maybe even more. >> her son, actor sean aston took to social media today sharing a picture of himself as a baby in the arms of his pham famous mother, patty duke. the caption: i love you, mom. erica pitz. al jazeera. >> th

matt gregory 10 on your side. all new tonight -- police near charlotte, north carolina are asking for your help in a cold case. they sent us these renderings of a woman they found in march, 2011. they say she could be hispanic or white, between 20 or 30 years old. the reason they put out the call for help in this area is right here. police say they found a shirt with "virginia beach" on it. they also sent us this picture of her shoes. if you can help identify new tonight -- loved ones gathered in norfolk to remember a woman who died in a fire. last week, 65-year-old claudia ridley was killed when her home on kingston avenue in the ocean view area burned down. ridleys' brother says she helped save the life of her roommate and two children after the fire started. firefighters rescued her, but she didn't survive. new tonight -- demolition crews will start ripping down the old norfolk circuit courthouse tomorrow. razing the 50-year-old building is another step towards building a new civic plaza. last summer crews tore

when asked what is lacking, gregory said mentors, leaders of the local big brothers, big have 339 children on the waiting list. the vast majority, boys. >> we know that children who have a mentor are 52% more likely to enroll in college. >> the organization said a child with a parent in prison is seven more times likely to end up there themselves. hopes her push for after school programs will pave a different path for these kids. >> we need to support our young people and it starts as early as middle school. >> and yesterday's crime involving those two young teenagers happened near a boys and girls club. the hope tonight is that's enough for the community to do something about it. reporting live uptown, alexa ashwell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> the chief addressed the crime and his frustration. >> it's a brazen night, but we don't want to tolerate in this jurisdiction and we're doing all we can to address that level of violence. it's frustrating that things >> the chief gave his presentation to city council asking for a 125 more officers and 60 support staff. he says he is working on fi

gregory fish would hold classes with advanced placement english literature students at the starving artist cafe. earlier this month, he shared a poem that used the f-word. parents of easley students said it was sexually explicit. mr. fish resigned after being placed on administrative leave, but some students say it's unfair he's gone. students said a sit-in they planned for tuesday has been cancelled at the request of mr. allyson: as we take a look at the roads, i-85 around highway 290, watch out for construction between mile marker 60 and 66. not seen in the slow down from that. an accident on white horse road with no injuries reported. travel times on the interstate looking good. let's see how you look around haywood road. that is your beat the traffic. geoff: all right, we would like to have a day like yesterday. dale: 73 and belittle breezy yesterday and the beautiful springlike day. today is more like mid-60's with skies -- with clouds of starting to build. 43 right now in spartanburg. wofford will play baseball at 4:00 and they will get that game in before the stormy weather comes th

gregory peck! i met gregory peck! all of it was truly a wonderland. >> with the awe came plenty of adversity. her father was an alcoholic, her mother a manic depressive. duke herself struggled with bipolar disorder, a battle which hollywood turned into a sitcom classic. ♪ they're cousins, identical cousins all the way ♪ >> the patty duke show made her a t.v. star, playing cousins. duke, who was married three times, including to the addams family's john astin, went public with her illness in 1982. from 1985 to 1988, she served as president of the screen actors guild, an actress, and advocate, when she was asked how she would like to be remembered she said. >> i'm proud that when i get a job, i'm going to give you have paid for and maybe even more. >> her son shared a picture of himself as a baby in the arms of his famous mother, patty duke, the caption, i love you mom. erica pitzi, al jazeera. >>> thanks for watching. the news continues next live from doha. have a great day.

. >> reporter: from this campus add otto gregory designed the sensor that detects tata. >> electronic trace detection system that can do and compete with a dog but it doesn't need a break. so it detects 24/7. >> reporter: gregory says in closed spaces like airports sensor can detect amounts as one part per billion. it will enter real world testing later this year. goal, to get it down to the size of the smart phone to be installed on the turn style or worn by a police officer. chris van cleve, cbs news, new york. >>> the political battle between donald trump and ted cruz now involves their wife's. on tuesday, trump issued a vague threat on twitter to disclose something about heidi cruz. the it was in response to an ad that featured trump's wife melania when she was a model before they were married. trump misidentified the cruz campaign as source of the ad. now heidi cruz says there is nothing to spill the beans about. >> we will not stoop to the level of donald trump, this campaign is about a positive, optimistic agenda for this country. as you may know by now there are a lot of thing

gregory velez is the sole winner of fork's cash 4 life drawing. rich the first time he played hitting the jackpot for $7 million. the only car he plans on parking from now on is his own. >> as of that day i just looked at them -- looked at my guy, guys looked at me and go, you're leaving, aren't you and i said, yes, i'm walking out. >> you didn't expect him to say, did you. >> velez is taking the lump sum payment $4.2 million after taxes, not bad of the he's not yet sure what his first big purchase will be but first on the agenda taking his family to disney world. >> a well earned vacation. >> we appreciate you doing that. spend a lot of your money at disney world? our parent company. >>> the average wedding these days costs more than $26,000 but a bride in moscow recently spent that just on her dress. >> yeah, so that was just the start, the nine-tiered wedding cake was more than twice her size. the 600 wedding guests, there you see, were entertained by j. lo. >> amazing. >> sting and enrique iglesias being called the billion dollar wedding. >> o

. >> reporter: from this campus lad, professor otto gregory design the sensor that detects tatp. >> it's an electronic trace detection system that can do and compete with a dog, but it doesn't need a break in a sense, so it detects 24/7. >> reporter: gregory says in close spaces like airport, the sensor can detect amounts as small as one part per billion. he held this vile, which contained trace amounts of tatp. within seconds this computer graph spiked alerting to the presence of the explosive. >> reporter: the sensor is sensing what you're holding if your hand. >> reporter: do you feel a renewed sense of urgency to get it out there? >> i do. i do. we would like to get it out there yesterday. >> reporter: the device will begin real-world testing later this year. scott, the goal is to get it down to the size of a smartphone so it can be mounted on a turnstile or worn by a police officer. >> pelley: kris van cleave, fascinating story. kris, thank you. in the presidential race now, republican ted cruz was eastbound doored today by jeb bush. cruz won yesterday's primary in utah. donald trum

i'm 10 on your side's matt gregory up next why one councilman in portsmouth says the city may venture out on its on to save citizens millions. meteorologist ashley baylor is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 updated forecast is next. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: rain across the southside and north carolina..a rain/snow mix possible north and west of the metro. all rain after 2 am. lows: upper-30s to low-40s. winds: e 10-20 mph. friday: periods of rain through midday. drier through the afternoon. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph, gusts to 40 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies through the evening hours. an area of low pressure will start to move in from the south. as the low gets closer to hampton roads, we will wintry mix for parts of north carolina. farther north and west, we could potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i northern surry co, northern sussex co, to williamsburg, and points around rich

more defense moments later, the steal deflected to gregory, step through lay in. the up five. south carolina falls. the panthers most dominant pass rushers ranking 3rd in franchise history in quarterback sacks in his nine- year career. on display saturday will be a more elegant side. lawrence has details. >> charlotte ballet is teaming up with local stars for the dancing with the stars this weekend, among them, former he was approached four years ago and turn the opportunity down to show off his ballet skills until now. >> somehow i said yes and i have enjoyed every minute of it. >> paired up with waynesville native who heard a former panthers player was participating, she was more than thrilled. >> i was like tapping people on the shoulder. you know you're going to give him to me, right? >> once he committed, he had no other choice but to get back to the grind. after retiring from the nfl, he didn't want anything to do with the weight room and conditioning. running sprints, lifting, and inhaling up to 8,000 calories per day was something he didn't miss. >> it's been a great o

matt gregory 10 on your side. all new tonight -- police near charlotte, north carolina are asking for your help in a cold case. they sent us these renderings of a woman they found in march, 2011. they say she could be hispanic or white, between 20 or 30 years old. the reason they put out the call for help in this area is right here. police say they found a bag with "virginia beach" on it. they also sent us this picture of her shoes. if you can help identify this woman -- call police in charlotte. new tonight -- loved ones gathered in norfolk to remember a woman who died in a fire. last week, 65-year-old claudia ridley was killed-- when her home on kingston avenue in the ocean view area burned down. ridleys' brother says she helped save her roommate and two children after the fire started. firefighters rescued her, but she didn't survive. (anchors ad lib toss to ashley) overnight: mainly clear. afternoon clouds. rain mix is possible north and west of the metro. highs:mid- 40s. winds: e 5-10 mph. friday: morning rai

matt gregory 10 on yoru side. since friday, police have been investigating at least eight shootings across hampton roads. three in norfolk, one each in newport news, hampton, virginia beach and portsmouth. so far officers have only caught suspects in two cases, including the one we just told you about. see information from all of them on wavy- dot-com. if you can help police with any case, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. you never have to give your name. you may even earn a reward. new tonight. the city of norfolk has responded to claims linking this weekend's violence to unfilled positions in the police department. city officials say there are always between 20-25 vacancies posted to account for things like retirement and recruiting the city says it does not leave them empty to save money, as sheriff bob mccabe, a candidate for mayor, suggested today. sot - sheriff bob mccabe, norfolk mayoral candidate - clip 1 6:25:07 we need to make sure we fully find our police department 6:25:11 so that they can addre

in norfolk matt gregory 10 on your side. let's take a look at the weather. chances are - you'll be pretty happy about the forecast... but first, here's a live look from towercam 10 over downtown norfolk meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know what we can overnight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. winds: calm. monday: high, thin clouds. nice and mild! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. warmer! highs: low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the weather department! overnight, with mainly clear skies, temperatures will tumble back into the low-30s..so a bit of a chilly start to your monday. you'll need a warm jacket as you head out the door, but you won't need one as you're heading home! high pressure will take control tomorrow, so we'll be treated to plenty of sunshine with highs back in the then mid-70s expected all the way through friday! i've dropped the chance of showers for thursday night....instead, we won't see any rain unt

matt gregory 10 on your side. police need your help to find the person responsible for shooting a man in hampton. we know the man was found on nickerson boulevard around 3:30 this afternoon. officers say he has life threatening injuries. he was taken to the hospital. the shooting is still under investigation. and to a third shooting -- this time in newport news. just before 2:30 this morning police found two people shot at a party. a 17-year-old newport news teenager was shot in the back and his left thigh - he's in the hospital with what's considered life-threatening injuries. the second person an 18-year-old hampton woman was shot in the leg. police still need your help to find the man they think is responsible. if you have information about any of these shootings, call the crime line. we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to take a look at this new video of a big paint spill in chesapeake. you can see dozens of blue and white buckets in the south hill community. fire investigators believe someone pour

as we watch all these votes come in, let's talk about what's at stake today with david gregory, former moderator of meet the press. cnn political commentator donna brazile vice chairwoman at the democratic national committee, also a superdelegate who has not endorsed a candidate. and sam clovis, policy adviser for donald trump. welcome, nice to see all of you. let's begin with you, sir. donald trump has said over and over he wants to run the table. when you look at the states tonight do you think he can pull it off, will we be waking up tomorrow morning with him as the nominee? >> think it's quite possible. he looks very strong across the board. he has the potential to do extremely well in at least 9 of these 11 states and because it's proportional, he has an ability to rack up delegate numbers even where he's not winning. because of the rules the rnc put into place, it could hurt either cruz or rubio and other states. if trump is on top and either one of those other two don't get to 20%, they can't get to any delegates. that becomes important. the other thing is at the end of this nig

david gregory, to you first, what do you think trump says? >> i think he goes out of his way to insult mitt romney as a loser, someone who didn't win in 2012, someone who didn't get the say number of votes in 2012 in massachusetts as trump just did, someone who represents all of the old tired ideas of the establishment that has fueled donald trump's rise. and kind of a symptom of the problem. i would suspect if he's smart, as he's proven to be, donald trump, that he will add on another layer, which is this is a show of weakness on the part of rubio and cruz. that they couldn't make this case against him, trump, that they needed mitt romney. someone who's not running and who has not found it within himself to endorse anyone else, not cruz and not rubio. so he's not confident in anybody else. but only confident in himself to try to make the case to disqualify trump from consideration. >> okay. we can loop back and see if you are right on the money there. adrianna, to you, you support donald trump. in the wake of what romney said earlier, thanks

- >> benjamin franklin. gregory. >> nope. julius caesar. you know nothing. >> we're ready. >> people born on leap days are called lucky, leap progress, -- leapfrogs, leaplings, leapers. >> i'm going with leaplings. >> yes. >> i knew it. >> so how do most people born on february 29th celebrate their birthday in a nonleap year. >> they go on march 1st. >> no. >> yes they do. >> february 28th. >> yes. >> that's notoriety. that's not their birthday. the 28th. >> what occurred on february 29th, 1960 that got men's hearts racing. marilyn moan reshoots iconic subway dress scene, first playboy club with bunnies wants. >> i'll say marilyn monroe. >> that's so sad. i'm going with ursula andress becomes the first bond girl. >> this is the worst game ever. >> the 2010 movie is about a woman who travels to dublin to propose marriage to her boyfriend. who of it? >> i'm going with the other adams. amy. >> you're correct. >> there's a hot dude in that. matthew goode. there you go. you thought i didn't know that. >> what are your chances of b

in virginia beach matt gregory 10 on your side. police continue to look for the suspect in a shooting on nickerson boulevard in hampton. a man is still in the hospital after being shot yesterday afternoon. officers are still looking for the suspect. if you have any information that can help police - call the crime line. in the weather department - the temperatures have started to warm up across hampton roads. if you think it's nice now - wait until you hear what meteorologist ashley baylor has in her seven day forecast. but first, here's a live look from towercam 10. it was a bright and sunny day! meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to those temperatures will get. tonight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. winds: calm. monday: high, thin clouds. nice and mild! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. warmer! highs: low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the weather department! we had some isolated showers early this mo

michelle: a local high school teacher will learn today if he will spend the rest of his life gregory vaughn was suspended. he persuaded a girl to send images of child photography. -- child pornography. when police responded to keep he is green' s residents, green managed to get away and he has an active warrant in brevard county for a number of charges including armed burglary, battery, and aggravated assault. jason: more about a gruesome attack that left an american grad student dead. a palestinian went on a stabbing rage in israel. is the latest bloodshed in the way of violence. brett: this attack just one of many stabbing and shooting the victim, taylor forest, was a u.s. army veteran proceeding his mba. -- pursuing his nba -- mba. a total of four palestinian attackers were killed. violence across the region wounded a dozen israelis. the vice president tweeting out "tragic attack taking the life of american. no justification for such acts of terror. oh taylor received his undergrad in 2009 and continued his service for five years. jason: nbc news has learned that a top isis comman

of duty last fall.state that will rename the corner of beltline and forest drive as the "officer gregory thomas alia intersection."32 year old alia died on september 30 near that intersection while responding to a call of a suspicious person at the richland mall. police say a suspect shot him after a struggle near the bookstore. alia was a seven-year veteran of the forest acres police department. plans for a formal ceremony to honor alia at the state house and to put the marker in place have not yet been finalized. 3 3 3 it's march first and we are just talking basketball and baseball, but a little football too. reggie anderson has a look at clemson hitting the gridiron again in your i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. did you know there's a cough liquid that lasts for twelve hours? its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. 3 two registration changes s

check out a call for smoke in the cockpit after arriving from pictures with us, iletter, fire chief gregory deanprvate aanesp other problems. about 35 private ambulances will hit the streets come monday. >>> the president's heading home, but not before talking about a dark part of argentina's history. more from the live desk after the break. ve a way of moving fast. to mend fence it's the first stateis communitn attacks. nb in that kind ofifting lines from a fictional president, michaels a words." >>> well, beautiful day here iast. we've got cherry blossoms in peak bloom right now. if you're headed down to the tidal basin, looking good, and just looking good across the city, across really the viewing area. wonderful conditions out there. as temperatures are topping intoearl ly compatible t browser to let starts today. >> after t cchs a kansas . >> the kansas that has no effec. >> just because he went to kansas, none of us see any point. he always talks about his own final four experiences, and he wanted us to get there. >> coach is us. you know, he's excited f orhe o coach,

bank ceo gregory becker speaking in london. one stock we're watching is square.ng strong growth but dropped today on three potential areas of concern. first square capital. this is the still small business lending service housed under the software arm of the company. some say this business could be huge for square but with high margins comes agreer risks. ceo jack dorsey spoked to he over the phone. >> these are small and microbusinesses that were not able to get advances from their banks from the past because a lot of these advances were just too small. one of the things that we're focused on and what we're seeing as a behavior is that our sellers are actually asking to pay down the advance fastest and get another one. emily: second concern is of course, competition paypal. first data apple venturing on square's turf. dorsey told me no one is competing with square on all things. just parts of the business. third, is of course split responsibility. dorsey is leading two public companies. both twitter and square present opportunities. i asked him whether he think

. >> reporter: from this campus lab, otto gregory designed a sensor that detects tatp. >> electronic trace depect, system that can do and compete with a dog. it doesn't need a break. it detects, 24/7. >> gregory says in close spaces the airport can detect amounts as small as one part per billion. he held this vial which contained trace amounts of tatp. within second the computer graph spiked alerting to the presence of the explosive. >> the sensor is sensing what you are holding in your hand? >> correct. as we speak. >> reporter: do you feel renewed sense of urgency to get it out there? >> i do. i do. we would like to get it out there yesterday. >> the device will enter real world testing later this year. the goal its to get it down to the size of a smart phone, installed on a turnstyle or worn by a police officer. kris van cleave, cbs news, new york. any americans were killed in the brussels terror bombings. several u.s. citizens are listed as missing. vladamir duthiers reports. >> want to come to brussels and see him, this is not the way i want to go see him. >> sheila shulz is hea