this is the long time segment found at 35 years -- founded 35 years ago by jack williams featuring children who need adoptive families. when jack retired a lot of people were asking if we would continue wednesday's child. and so there's the answer. we are relaunching it. the first story runs this wednesday on wbz at 5 and 6 as well as 10 on my tv38 and this will be every week as it was when jack was doing it and we are just so excited to do this. we have gone out and interviewed a couple kids and they are fantastic and so nice and a lot of people will want to adopt them. >> that is big part of the history and bringing it back. >> 35 years for jag. >> -- it can jack. >> 700 children have been adopted. >> 700 and we will kick the number up. >> an early return. >> a cruise ship caught in a winter storm. now heading home early again. >>> one law mark wants you to fly. >> new york senator chuck schumer says enough is enough leg room. in the 70s passengers had 35 inches and that's down to an the width of seats has shrunk and he wants to include a minimum space standard for passengers he is propos

. >> this is the long time segment jack williams founded 35 years ago and it features children who need adoptive families. when jack retired a lot of people asked all of us if we would continue wednesday's child and so, queer pleased to announce we are relaunching it the first wednesday child's story will be this wednesday at 5 and 6 on wbz and at 10 on my tv38. we have had chance to meet some of the kids. >> so adorable. they are the best. >> can't wait to see wednesday's segment. >>> steve burton is here to talk sports and patriots news. >> we said this morning the sun was shining the birds were chirping and it was not just good weather. >> on a monday mind you. >> that's right. >> tom brady and patriots agreed on a two year extension and he will be here through 2019 and maybe longer. he will be 42 adam schefter from espn reports the agreement but brady was scheduled to make 9 million this upcoming season and 10 million the year after. his last contract was due to expire at the end of 2017 and he was coming off one of the year-old. touchdowns. cap space. hockey trade deadline came and

legendary anchor jack williams founded the long time segment 35 years ago. eye features children who need adoptive families. when jack retired many of you asked if we would continue wednesday's child and there's the answer. we are relaunching itch the first store this wednesday on with. news at 5 and 6 and 10 on my tv38 and we are so pumped we have had the chance to meet the kids who will be profiled as sweet as pie. >> makes everybody around here happy. >>> they say in life and this is so true it's all about relationships. even some you never predict. >> straight ahead, why so many people are following a little girl and her best friend. >> then coming up next at 6, documents released today are revealing shocking new details about the tsarnaev brothers. what we know they did and didn't dough before the marathon bombing. and a lesson a teacher and students will never forget when the fake crime scene got a lot of attention from police. that story and more coming up i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because

it's the long time segment found in 35 years ago by jack williams. he would feature a child who needs an adapt tonightive family when he retired people asked if we would continue wednesday's child and there's the answer we are relaunching it the first story this 6 and as well as 10 onmy tv38 and from there a new child every wednesday david paula lisa and i will go out and interview the kids. and we have gone out and done a couple of them. >> yeah. >> and kids are so adorable and we are going to give them adventure and ask them what family they want to have and a lot of people asked us about this. >> it's something that is so incredible and impacted 700 children. >> yeah. >> have been adopted through this. >> this was jack's. >> baby essentially. >> yeah it was his baby for 34 years and when he retired people wondered would we relaunch it and we are starting this wednesday and it's so exciting. >> your piece is featured on wednesday. >> wednesday danaisha and she is adorable and we will want to adopt her. >> fantastic i can't wait to watch. big announ

jack, look at this man. look at him. his name... is william. jack. you don't have to do this. yes, i do! yes, i do! because he said 'cause they're-they're going road-tripping out east again. so, figure we help him rewire the boathouse. you know? that's a pretty good deal, i figure. hmm. i wanted to show you something. (sighs) just going through some old stuff in the garage,ou know. i can't remember the name we gave for this. bass-master. bass-master... you didn't forget. a six-pounder you pulled out of that lake. two-pounder. two-pounder? what do you mean? it was at least five pounds. i mean, who's gonna remember better-- me or the six-year old? (labored bathing) (sighs) (loud vibration of pager) (beep) (shouting): ruby? ruby! hey, sally. new shirt? you like? pink, huh? the high-risk world or internet shopping. morning, sarge. hi, jules. hey, we're breaking in the rookie. want to watch? yeah, yeah. give me five. ten rounds, ten targets. you don't get to miss. i don't miss. uh-huh. (beep) this week's mockup is courtesy of bob the builder. 360 simulation? only the best for the proud men and women of

fourth inning...the gamecocks break it open...dom thompson williams jacks a two run shot to make it six to one. usc would add two more runs to make it eighht take vo: the gamecocks need to bounce back from a disappointing loss earlier this week to the sec's last place team....missouri. south carolina is still in good receive a bid to the ncaa tournament.....but they need to put together a strong finish. ifthey stub their toes down the stretch...they could miss out on the big dance. >>> tonight, new beyonce outrage, cops calling for a boycott. with her anti-police message. >> get in formation. >> her music video super bowl halftime show enraging police. will they refuse to show up at her concert. her inner circle fires back "e.t." >> and supernanny controversy. she called child protective services after her cameras caught this. what joe frost is telling "e.t" today. >>> her new york's fashion week run debut. >> what a beautiful model. >> plus. i wish that i had jesse's girl >> dealing with depression, what you never knew about the '80s icon. >> jesse's girl is something i didn't get. >>>

tara, jack, william. [applause] gov. o'malley: the closers. e of the proudest moments of this campaign when i tuned into msnbc and i saw william -- [applause] gov. o'malley: very clearly, without any anger, without any fear, call the racist and fascist rhetoric of donald trump. [applause] and say very: firmly, that he is looking forward to the fall because his father is going to hit donald trump like a freight train. and i just might. [applause] so look, again, in conclusion, there is no conclusion. [applause] gov. o'malley: this fight continues. but look, we have five very, very hard, in order to give the people a choice. and the people have made their choice tonight. and it is hard to get over that threshold here, and i know that those numbers do not reflect all of the hard work that you did, but, we have driven this debate and so tonight, i have to tell you, i am suspending this presidential bid, that i am not ending this fight because the fight that you and i are engaged in is a tough fight, and i believe that the toughness of the fight is

grace, tara, jack, william. of the proudest moments of this campaign is when i tuned into william, veryw clearly and without any anger, call out the racist and fascist rhetoric of donald trump. [applause] and say very: firmly that he is looking forward to the fall, because his father is going to hit donald trump like a freight train. and i just might. [applause] look, gang.y: so in conclusion, there is no conclusion. [applause] gov. o'malley: this fight continues. but look, we fought very, very hard in order to give the people a choice, and that people have made their choice tonight. it was hard to get over the threshold, and i know the numbers don't reflect all the hard work that you did, but we have driven this debate, and so tonight, i have to tell you that i am suspending this presidential bid. but i am not ending this fight. the fight that you and i are engaged in is a tough fight, and i believe that the toughness of the fight is the way god has for telling us we are fighting for something worth saving. our

and grace, thank you. , the d jack and william closer.i think one of the proudest moments of this campaign was when i tuned into msnbc and i saw william very clearly, without any anger, without any fear call out the racist and fascist rhetoric of donald and say very firmly that he's looking forward to the fall because his father's going to hit donald trump like a freight train. nd i just might. [applause] so look, gang, in conclusion, here is no conclusion. this fight continues, but, look, we fought very, very hard to in order to give the people a choice and the people have made their choice tonight. and it was hard to get over that threshold here. and i know that those numbers don't reflect all of the hard work that you did but we have driven this debate and so tonight i have to tell you that i am suspending this presidential bid. but i am not ending this fight because the fight that you and i are engaged in is a tough fight and i believe that the toughness of the fight is the way the hidden god is telling us we're fighting for something

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it is my pleasure to introduce our friend, my friend, william c jack davis as our keynote speaker this evening. jack is an author of over 50 books. richard mcmurray gives as well as he gets. mutual the surface is affection that is fairly well hidden. [laughter] >> he is a loyal member of our lincoln forum and a loyal friend and we are glad to have him. the dispute over the use of the confederate battle flag that still simmers, if not rages. lengthy and telling essay for the july 11 wall where heurnal discussed the controversy over the use of the confederate battle flag as a symbol which must not be understood -- misunderstood or whitewashed. davis believes americans cannot afford to forget the confederacy as it teaches lessons about americans themselves, how they react crisis in the matters beyond just slavery and theifice that constitute bedrock of our national being p. the important lesson from this is jack davis's discernment without the knee-jerk reaction to something that we find unpleasant. please bring your hands together for jack davis. [applause] >> rapier wit. [laughter] >> h

jack: university of iowa researchers say they have recovered an escaped goat. the goat between north liberty around 3:30 william escaped from a carrier at the university's research park almost two weeks ago. he is one of 14 goats owned by the university for research purporses. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: very strong winds have caused a lot of travel problems in northern iowa today. gradual improvement will take place tonight, but it will still be cold and windy throughout the night. skies will remain mostly cloudy with a few flurries or snow showers possible tonight. the nw winds that were 20-40+ mph will be more like 15-25+ mph overnight. blowing snow will not be much of a problem for most areas, but wind chill values will be dropping below zero into tuesday morning. tuesday will bring us another cold and windy day with increasing sunshine. even with the afternoon sun shining we will only see highs in the 10s for most areas. the winds will still be nw at 15-25 mph making it feel even colder. there will be another chance for some l

when i was involved early on with jack and evan williams, we talked about that twitter was a short formedium property in the words using traditional media. it's interesting that evan williams started medium. so it would be interest ing ing see if twitter would actually acquire a company like that. especially since evan owns 80%. >> if twitter try ied to buy something right now, you don't think they would get slaughtered? >> i do think they are a takeover candidate. the question is who would buy it. someone who would have enormous ad inventory and the ability to get a lot of publishers and advertisers and drive a huge ad network. there's only two people that could do that. google and facebook apple is not on your list? >> apple is not a content company. they are trying to sell hardware and glue it together with software. their software isn't really good at doing anything. itunes is still not a sophisticated product. so i don't believe that. but i do think twitter should do something in terms of buying tumblr or a medium. there's another product out there called word press that powers a h

boys high school hockey trinity , at central in manchester s william lyons throws one on net, logan pacheco then jack cavanaugh fires a wrister threw traffic, and it finds the back of the net 2-0 central. trinity comes back with two goals of their own, james kosiarski' s shot is redirected by nathan arcand for the goal nice centering pass to tyler chipman, he scores to tie the game at 2-2 after one period. trinity wins 6-4 this week' s hometown hero takes us to hockey town usa, meagan accardi is a senior at berlin high school, where she is the captain of three sports, softball, soccer, and her specialty, hockey. meagan is an all-state defenseman, but factors bigtime the score sheet too. not only does she play for the berlin-gorham girls team, but she is a member of the national honor society, and 11th in her senior class academically. meagan hopes to play hockey in college while persueing something in the medical field, m not one much to speak out. i just like to be a role model and i just want them to act on what they see i do on the ice and the ice, i guess. >> she knows where to be and when to be

jack. it's the big day, huh? you got it. this is my best man, tony williams. welcome. thank you. i'll go tell janet you're here. okay, great. who is it? it's me. can i come in? yes. yes! terri, make sure it's straight across the bottom... what's the matter? oh, janet, you look so beautiful. oh, jack tripper if you make me cry, i'm going to kill you. i wanted to tell you phillip's out there. oh, then i'm not going to kill you. oh! are you happy, janet? yes, jack, i am. but i'd be even happier if vicky was here. the minister's here! are you ready?! mr. furley, just a few minutes. right. jack, terri... how many minutes, two, three? mr. furley! take as long as you want. janet, janet, you were saying? oh, well, i just wanted to tell the two of you ( voice breaking ): that you guys are the very best friends... i... i just wanted to say how much you mean to me. janet? yes, terri? shut up and get married. ( gasps ): is she ready? is she ready? she's ready. she's ready! get ready, everybody! ( playing "the wedding march" ) ( playing "here comes the bride" ) ( phone rings ) not now! the wedding's about to start! ( "here

the tradition of for the republican party to go outside of politics, it goes back to grant, jack ri taylor, williamyou think it's going to be a big night for donald trump? >> outside of politics. it's not extraordinary for the republican party to do that. >> stuart, what are you looking at tonight? >> i think it will be amazing, a socialist who has been a member of the democratic party less than a year will win tonight. >> right. >> and a republican someone who has never voted in a republican primary is going to win the republican primary. >> what does that say about voters' distrust with sort of the old order? >> i think it shows that those two guys run the best campaigns here to be honest. because i think all of those voters were available to other candidates, those candidates just didn't go out and get it. >> mark halperin, i have to say there have been moments in this campaign that were eye openers. one of the moments that made the establishment, the media establishment, the political establishment, washington stop and gasp was a bloomberg focus group poll way back that you did in new hampshire

jack. it's the big day, huh? you got it. this is my best man, tony williams. welcome. thank you. i'll go tell janet you're here. okay, great. who is it? it's me. can i come in? yes. yes! terri, make sure it's straight across the bottom... what's the matter? oh, janet, you look so beautiful. oh, jack tripper if you make me cry, i'm going to kill you. i wanted to tell you phillip's out there. oh, then i'm not going to kill you. oh! are you happy, janet? but i'd be even happier if vicky was here. so would i. the minister's here! are you ready?! mr. furley, just a few minutes. right. jack, terri... how many minutes, two, three? mr. furley! take as long as you want. janet, janet, you were saying? oh, well, i just wanted to tell the two of you ( voice breaking ): that you guys are the very best friends... i... i just wanted to say how much you mean to me. janet? yes, terri? shut up and get married. ( gasps ): is she ready? is she ready? she's ready. she's ready! get ready, everybody! ( playing "the wedding march" ) ( playing "here comes the bride" ) ( phone rings ) not now! the wedding's about to start! ( "here comes

to compete alongside current nose tackles of esther williams l go at this year's training camp rock is just two days away from spring training at gm jack say today he still does not know whether or not veteran was a and says they have very limited communication or contact because of the new domestic violence policies in place radius is alleged to have assaulted his wife last year in hawaii hotel currently scheduled to go on trial april 4 at the same day the rockies open up the season on the road at arizona basketball lets be honest not let's be honest not exactly a hotbed for college it's but today we did get a team cracking the top 25 that would be the csu women's team since 2002 currently ranked number 25 in the country tonight it's announcing a move is signing chukar simpson recently released by the 70 sixers he's a 6-foot nine four he averaged 5.2. two the sixers over the last two years at its next play tomorrow is to george karl in sacramento it's not been 24 hours it since the race team was involved in the closest finish the daytona 500 history after talking to the obvious it's thinking and what exactly happened yesterday furnitu

some cruisers were on empty, jack shea fox 8 news.c former cuyahoga county commissioner officer sentenced a year in jail for solicited bribes, 46-year-old michael b. williams by guilty to four counts of briberyb say he took bribes from people on probation in exchange for early release as part of his pleaa admitted to accepting more than $1,500 in multiple fields for falsifying probation reports and suspending drug tests.if in the the hospital after a serious car accident friday morning, john levy remains in serious, stable condition mo happened about 3:00 o'clock friday morning on the 71st they're not sure what caused it it to say say that license fee have been factors, he suffered two broken legs ahead of theo ac police unit released this statement -- chisel academy teenagers under arrest accused of breaking into at least six homes and the city of green of the damage was caused when a 15-year-old boy kicked his way into a home were in the in the house they schedule off they said that they were armed, two hours earliert another home 5 miles away a citywide kicked his way into the home while the homeowners were >> this is an ongoing there are six burglaries

jack, look at this man. look at him. his name... is william. you don't have to do this. yes, i do! yes, i do! wordy: boss, there's minutes left on the heart. you have to do something. jack, i'm sorry. what? i'm sorry, jack. but the tests came back, and the heart's damaged. well, i don't believe you! jack, you could use that gun, but i'm telling you it'll be for nothing. so you can decide to do something r nothing. or you can go into that other room over there and you can be with your daughter. maybshe gets another chance. maybe another heart comes through. u gotta believe it will. but right not what do you think phoebe wants? right now. goee phoebe, jack. we'll back off. (monitor beeping rhythmically) spike and jules, stand by. subject moving. he's still armed. police! get down! jules: get the gun! get the gun! get down! don't move! don't move! stay down! stay down! do not move! stay down! i'm sorry. you said the heart was no good. yeah, i wanted to keep you safe. you don't know what it's like! you all right, sarge? yeah. let's go. up. (exhales heavily) wordy: 11:53 a.m. subject contained. inc

panelists include a counselor to treasury secretary jack lew and former washington, d.c., mayor anthony williamswho also served as the city's chief financial officer during its financial crisis. the hour and a half event was hosted by the bipartisan policy center. >> good morning. my name's aaron klein. i'm the director of the financial regulatory reform initiative. i'd like to welcome you all here at the bipartisan policy center for our indepth analysis of the upcoming super bowl. we're all here on friday morning to discuss an issue that's incredibly important to millions of americans, both on the island and commonwealth of puerto rico and throughout america. and it's a great privilege here at bbc, we are committed to advancing the common conversation that involves principled compromise on complicated issues. i can think of no issue that is more complicated, more important, or more in need of principled compromise than how to deal with the problems going on and the finances of the commonwealth of puerto rico. so, what we've tried to do here is to assemble an all-star panel of folks with varying

williams partners. dave in illinois, dave. friend. my stock is intrexon. >> it is a jack of all trades. bill miller likes it. people think they have a killer for mosquitos. they can do a lot. it is a nutty stock but a great spec. chris in florida. chris. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: jim, opinions on continuing to hold my short position in coneco phillips. >> you're right. mike in new york. mike. >> caller: hello, jim. thank you very much for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i'm thinking of buying master card and visa. what's your take? >> six and a half dozen. they are both unbelievable managers. i won't rule against either one. it might be a coin flip. let's go to mike in puerto rico. >> jim, good afternoon. can we get your opinion on >> i think it is down too much. we have to have rick back on the show. we have to deal direct with rick for the answers. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle i

roanoke [twins] jenna & jack petersen - goodview - 6 michael byrd - blue ridge - 31 nicole martinez - christiansburg - 11 lydell campbell branson sheppard - radford - 16 william & joyce price - blacksburg - arerain and snow showers had in our direction a vigorous coastal low heading up to the north northeast can be bringing southeastern new england heavy amounts of snow for us we have a arctic front that's can be driving into the region that will trigger rain and snow showers widely scattered most of the the highlands mountains a west virginia and far southwest virginia, temperatures right now twenties low thirties will be warming up upper thirties low to mid forties as we head through the afternoon thickening clouds this morning around the one shower thereafter will see the rain snow showers developing which will transition to some plain old snow showers tonight into early tomorrow is is front drives to the south east and you can see most of the accumulating snow over in west virginia rain and snow shower mixed mix transition to snow showers at night accumulating snow mainly in the mountains shake a look at the accumulations you notice roanoke lynchburg danv

jack smith was the interim leader for the last several months. maryland board of education says it will have a list of finalists for the replacement by the summer. >>> prince william county is looking for a new police chief. steve hudson announced yesterday that he will retire at the end of next month. hudson has been part of the police department there for 34 years and became deputy chief of police will serve as acting police chief until a new leader is found. >>> now we want to tell you about a sheriff who has made history and is making a difference. one year ago, troy barry becamele first black elected sheriff in charles county. yesterday he dropped in on classes this waldorf. sherry barry says he didn't run to he can made history, but to make a difference. he wants to make sure young people in the county glow up with positive relationships with law enforcement. >> definitely trying to make sure that we have a wonderful relationship with our citizens in in community. because that is a critical piece. law enforcement cannot be successful unless we have community support. >> sheriff barry says racial rioting in baltimore, ferguson and new york grew out of communi

>> absolutely governor jack markell was there today to honor the officers with an official tribute for their life saving efforts. >>> philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, is looking to combat bullying in schools. he spokeal william jefferson this morning and talked about bullying and the dangers of it and presented the kids an awart for being part of a bully free school zone. >> the most important job i have is preventing crime and that starts with kids about bullying and making good decisions and not doing drugs. >> to date williams has visited more than 30 schools to talk about bullying. >>> time to see how traffic is rolling out there thursday night. matt pellman is in the traffic center with the low down on the slow down. >> it's a whole lot drier this morning and a whole lot drier than last night. still we have a bunch of complications for the ride home including this school bus accidents eastbound past the schuylkill, it doesn't appear to be serious and it's taking out the right lane and extra delays that spill back on 76 that are really slowing you down into the flyers game tonight and heading the other way to the vine, the ben franklin bridge

when the 23-year-old son william randolph herself assumes control, young herself hired the best talent available. ambrose fooers and jack london. on broadway in 1886, the oldest italian restaurant in the country opened for business. it was locate in the heart of north beach home of the italians. >> it was very much like their italy they left behind. the bay, the blue waters in the mediterranean, the sunny climate. >> the first italians came from the northern provinces of genoise and tuscany. they settled in the latin part of the district near telegraph hill in 1850. later they arrived from naples, luca, and sicily. the tuscans were garners. fishermen looked for the harvest in the bay. made a small fortune in the wholesale produce business. retired at the age of 31 and formed the bank of italy which became the world's largest bank of america. an italian merchant, domingo gi ghiardelli brought chocolate to sap fran. >> he's gold rush settler. in to san francisco, sets up shop. starts to make chocolate. very successful. so he's the first of the italians big time entrepreneurs. >> the italians built their own community in n

she was tested by ashley williams, hillary clinton said black youth were super predators. there is an fbi investigation with michael flynn and jacktes agree that -- >> okay -- >> coordinations have her intelligence -- >> let me ask you this -- >> that he would never survive politically. >> let me ask you this and playing devil's advocate here, why is that not attributed to being a clinton? having 25 years of national political access in an infrastructure, why is it specifically related to clinton being white? >> and you're 100% right. it's not specifically related to that. there are definitely many layers of privilege. i will say this, part of the article was what i wrote in the "huffington post" published, when bernie sanders was able to accomplish on his own and what hillary clinton was able to take advantage of. part of the issue is white privilege. when you look at boston's black lives matter president calls hillary clinton's racial justice record a bismal. what hillary clinton got away with scandal, if it was a person of color, they wouldn't have got away with that. hillary clinton is continually embroiled in scandal. 74% of

williams has more on that. >> reporter: surprising because up until now the other tech giants including facebook's mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey the founder of twitter and the google ceo sundar pichai have closed ranks to support apple but bill gates says apple should do what the fbi is asking. >> i do think people want the government to act on their behalf if they feel like the safeguards are there. >> reporter: bill gates the founder of microsoft is breaking ranks with silicon valley. he says technology companies should be forced to cooperate with law enforcement in terror investigations. he disagrees with the claim of apple ceo tim cook that forcing apple to help the fbi open the san bernardino gunman's iphone will set a dangerous precedent. >> historically the government has gone to phone companies and banks and lots of companies to gather information. >> washington lawyer ted olsen who is representing apple says the government has never demanded this much. >> privacy and liberty is very important to the citizens of this country and to the people that buy apple products. are we going to allow terrorists to take that