they were just beating me on top of the head with a sock full of batteries. >> and this officer haskinsfficers that was there, and he was one who probably got hurt the worst. >> my two officers tried to pull me back through. the three of them were on the backside and they were trying to pull me back out. a tug-of-war began. these guys would still be beating me on top the head, but finally the two officers pulled me through. >> haskins was not a target. none of those officers was a target. they was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. and they caught the rap. >> i reached around back like this and i felt something on my -- something wet on my back, when i brought it back around, it was blood. come to find out, i had gotten stabbed in the back at the tug-of-war at the door. so beat up at the time i didn't even notice it. >> brown received an additional two years in disciplinary detention for the assault on sergeant haskins. >> someday he'll probably have to earn the opportunity to get out of that unit. however, my question to him would be, what have you learned? is it still everybod

defense, haskins finds booth with a high arch. and there's a nice steal and cross over. and she hits smith with with laser pass and it's in off the pass. l.c.a. takes it 49-23. and on the boys' scoreboard, blacksburg wins over christiansburg. >>> and new covenant takes down nor cross. g.w. 51-44. >> we're the wildcat cheerleaders and you're watching "full court press" on abc-13. woo! >> reporter: thank you, ladies. it's time for the three best plays of the week. number three, e.c. glass and liberty. anthony gets the steal and splits defenders. >> and number two, dan river and halifax. and they miss the pass to owens. comets streak ahead of the wild cats. >> reporter: and number one, nelson county at appomattox. and take another look. a quarterback throwing it down. and the raiders win. and our new top 13. here's how they stacked up entering tonight. radford second. cave spring is five. l.c.a., six. dan river, g.w. and rustburg. and halifax county round out the top 13. >> on the girls side, brookville is number one. lord botetourt is third. l.c.a., glenvar. g.w. and parry

valerie sat live i asked the commonwealth's attorney...bryan haskins...what kind of charges the person who made this threat could face. he says they do not know at this time. the sheriff's office is being tight lipped tonight about what the threat is...but the school's general told abc 13 last night...they claim they are from isis. live in chatham, valerie bragg, abc 13 news. 3

valerie sat live i asked the commonwealth's attorney...bryan haskins...what kind of charges the person who made this threat could face. he says they do not know at this time. the sheriff's office is being tight lipped tonight about what the threat is...but the school's general told abc 13 last night...they claim they are from isis. live in chatham, valerie bragg, abc 13 news. 3 3 3 mark tight the potential threat has been the talk the town in chatham. we caught up with folks to get their reactions.gara white "i'm hoping that it is a hoax. i'm hoping it's not for real and that they will clear it all up. but it is kind of scary. but that let's us know we are not exempt from anything." suzanne brown- "what do i think about it? i think it's a shame because what's going on is there is, a copy cat, or whoever is doing this is desperate enough to get attention this way, it's scary to me."dan mclaughlin- "the price isis would pay if they ever did anything like attack our military school here, would be really high and i don't know if they are prepared to do that."mark3 we're staying on top of a

, however, we're looking fantastic, as well, with not a cloud out there, looking fantastic. 36 in haskins and 35 worcester and in case you're heading out, date night, no issues, clear skies. you don't have to steer around anything, up in the 20s. lydia likes the kids in the blue hats, but winter reality returns starting on monday with a lot of snowy days ahead. snow days in particular, well, i don't know about that, but in the next weather hit and let you know what the 7-day forecast looks like, but lydia, we are going back to winter-like feels. >> anchor: thank you, beth. in other news, two deadly house fires to tell you about in less than 24 hours. the first happened on cleveland's east side this morning. a man was found on the floor of a house on east 133rd street and it's too soon to tell what caused the fire and the other was east 57th and claimed the life of one elderly woman, whose neighbors say she was wheelchair bound. we're told at last check, the crews were combing the scenes to see if anyone else was in that home. >> and this just in in milwaukee. check out that picture there,

. >> well, the haskins get the perk of being on the field by setting up and tearing down the stage. this is the third time that joe has been there and the eighth time for michelle. you get the best refund, tax refund available, that is. but instead one tax preparer in st. petersburg was arrested for identity fraud. clifton french explains what he did and what you need to be looking for. >> reporter: it's a reputable tax preparing agency. 4500 locations nationwide. 48,000 bay area taxes filed through them last year. tonight, one liberty tax employee is being charged with identity theft. st. petersburg police say the 45-year-old cashed in one of his client's returns. with all of thinks information at his fingertips, his 1099s, w- 2s, he went ahead and forged a tax refund. from there he filed for a tax refund loan, having all of that money put on to a debit card. >> he went around and started making purchases. >> reporter: rick shaw with the police says it was about $500. the customer wanted it sent to >> all of a sudden he was alerted that his refund had been withdrawn. he contacted l

here to tell us a little bit more is ryan haskins the musical director. thank you so much for being here. great to be here. you guys are celebrating 100 years of great music in siouxland. it's hard to believe we're already halfway through the season. this program in february is probably one of my favorites for a variety of reasons. the main concept of the concert is musicians celebrating 100 years. we thought that it was a great idea, and i'm still convinced that it is, for the musicians to take control of this concert. they selected all the music, they're obviously going to be performing all of it, but they'll also be speaking about the music throughout the certain pieces that we enjoy more than others and they mean certain things to us, so they'll be giving that commentary throughout the night. it's going to be a really magical evening. you were saying they weren't easy on themselves, they picked some challenging pieces. absolutely. the repertoire for this program is really exciting, electrifying, and extremely challenging. the last piece is probably th

the turps thought they had the qb until haskins flipped his commitment to ohio state. he made it official saying the buckeyes are the right fit for him. >> a lot of support, i almost came to tears listening to what coach said to me, i am grateful and blessed and can't believe it, hasn't hit me yet. >> he deserves it, worked so hard and i am so glad his dream is coming true. >>> all right, super bowl is 4 days away so we hope you join us the eve of the big game for game on, joined my red skins hall of famer darryl green and it all starts at 7:00. >> topper shutt will be there, right? >> can't have a show without topper shutt. >>> showers linger east of town but a nice thursday and nice friday. >> have a great night,

scott: the four-star quarterback recruit duane haskins will join him in columbus. >> we have a good family atmosphere there. and going there for practices and the catches in the games you can tell that they are really close. scott: there was a serious maryland flavor. five of the players joining the terps football program. >> most of the major football programs in the country you look at the roster. they are winning. they have most of the top talent that stays home. we are trying to do the same thing here in maryland. scott: hoping for success over the next four years. scott abraham, abc7 sports. robert: good stuff there. back to tonight's game, the wizards trying to become a part of an exclusive club. that is becoming one of the teams to beat the warriors this season. back to you in the studio. leon: you got it. thank you. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> there could be a new kid on the block in d.c.'s already very crowded burger marketplace. i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, we will explore whether there is ram for the walburg brothers in the washington region. leon: alexandria is one o

here to tell us a little bit more is ryan haskins the musical director. thank you so much for being here. great to be here. you guys are celebrating 100 years of great music in siouxland. it's hard to believe we're already halfway through the season. this program in february is probably one of my reasons. the main concept of the concert is musicians celebrating 100 years. we thought that it was a great idea, and i'm still convinced that it is, for the musicians to take control of this concert. they selected all the music, they're obviously going to be performimi all of it, but they'll also be speaking about the music throughout the evening. as musicians we have certain pieces that we enjoy more than others and they mean certain things to us, so they'll be giving that commentary throughout the night. it's going to be a really magical evening. you were saying they weren't easy on themselves, they picked some challenging pieces. . solutely. the repertoire for this program is really exciting, electrifying, and extremely challenging. the last piece is probably

scholarly awards and honors and the crusading malcontent behind our kids, american dream in crisis, rob haskins is co-director of working center and children and families, renowned expert on preschool foster care and poverty and influential white house and congressional adviser. we will hear their presentations now in that order and i will have a few questions to start a discussion and hopefully we will have some questions given time from all of you so be thinking in those terms. thank you for getting us started. >> thank you for giving me the privilege this morning. i want to talk about the american working class and family change. i am going to define the working class as people with a high school degree. and over the last few decades. and talked about marriage, everyone is married. and a social class position, if you look at the percentage of americans in their late '40's and early 50's who are currently married, we find twice as many as are married among college grads as in the high school education. people in the middle of the high school brands are much less likely to be married and they