the school's athletic director, joe parker, is requesting the change. he wants the license to allow full-strength beer sales at hughes stadium... and at the new stadium c-s-u is building. the team will start playing there next year. currently, c-s-u is allowed to sell 3- point-two strength beer at its games. the change would allow beer that has 4-percent alcohol. it's a small change-- according to parker. he tells our parenters at the coloradoan that 30 college football stadiums in the country the sell full-strength beer. he says that, in the future, the school could run into problems finding vendors for "three-p-oint-two" beer. but the liscense change doesn't only cover beer. if it's approved, the license would allow for wine and spirits to be sold too. here's the catch-- parker says, even if a new license allows it, c-s-u won't sell wine and liquor on the concourse level at football games. spirits are sold, though, already-- at the club level. the larimer county commissioners pick up this issue tonight. we'll let you know the stars filled the the star

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. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally how you want your team to perform holding the lead. the dribble penetration, draws defenders. and deliver i

. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally how you want your team to perform holding the lead. the dr

. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponso big east standings at this with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally how you want your team to perform holding the lead. the dribble penetration, draws

. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally ho

. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 madison square garden once best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally how you want your team to perform holding the lead. defenders. and deliver it. bottom of the net, pickens the hot hand. largest

. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be working on box-out responsibilities. to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ideally how you want your team to perform h

enough said. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. >> steve: coach alford will be working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. holding the lead. defenders. and d

joe: you think you're funny now? you deserve whatever you get. winnie: sarge? parker: yeah. sorry to interrupt. marina. i didn't expect you. yeah. is this okay? sure! sure! oh. parker: so, how's everything? everything okay? yeah. you know, good days and bad days. yeah. and how's counseling going? he thinks that i'll be able to go back to work on monday. and what do you think? i say bring it on. therapy and baking can only take a gal so far. work's a good way to just, you know... oh yeah, i do know. though i have managed to perfect the delicate art of the cupke. a little "thank you" for you and your team. (snorted chuckle) sam: (whispers) that's the lady from the valentine's day shooting. winnie: (whispers) marina. (whispers) right... it's not her first time being by either. (kids cheer, firecrackers pop) (chamber cranks) (chamber snaps into place) (exhales) (grass rustles underfoot) marina: after that night, it's... it's been hard to go out again. well, you've got your guard up, that's natural. i mean, i've been out on a few dates. great guys on paper, but... there was one thing that i kept thinking: n

high- school basketball team holds a special event to honor our co-workers, alison parker and adam ward. good morning, i'm joe dashiell this week, carilion clinic has some interesting events on tap. a basketball game and fundraiser in honor of morgan harrington. and a open forum on drone safety. we'll have wdbj7 mornin'. isread we waken up to patchy dense fault this morning rita see that let's of my about nine o'clock until been the morning commute could be a bit tricky if you spots with visibility down will quarter of a mile or less still some clouds and drizzle today the were tracking a strong cold front the will bring a line of rain make even a rumble of thunder tomorrow as a moves through over over the timi it could be a few more days before i- 77 south is completely re- opened in carroll county. an incident involving several vehicles damaged a bridge yesterday near exit 14, which is for hillsville. crews were able to open one lane there earlier this morning. the right lane will not open until workers can finish fixing the bridge. the detour has been removed. danville drivers should expect delays for elec

joe: trying to get it sorted out who the foul is on. initially announced that it was verhoeven, would have been his fifth. instead it's humphrey, his third. tony parker. >> molly: in that last time-out johnny dawkins told his team defense first. who's the ball go going to, alford or hamilton. he said to lock down on that and defend the perimeter. it comes down to one round, win this round and win the game. >> steve: the play in the paint so critical at this stage of the game. now 1 or 2 consecutive stops could be the difference in salting the victory away. this number jumps out to me. 30 to 14 in the paint edge stanford cardinal. enough said. for 10 at the line. madison square garden once again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth

parker and adam ward last august. so he wrote a song. and six months later, he's releasing forever on the air, a recording he hopes will honor their memory. wdbj 7's jody seal -- joe did he seal is here with more on that. they started in the 1960s. his latest song, forever on the air, includes the talents of many people, including former miss virginia, courtney garrett, roanoke legend james powell, and our own chris list. >> tommy holcomb said he was numb after hearing the news on the morning of august 26. number one, how could something like that even happen? and how you could it happen here? and how could it happen on my hometown station? it was like unreal. >> the next day, he began writing the song, forever on the air. and it really affected me. i don't know, i just wanted to do something. the song includes local singers, background vocals from james howell. instrumental track. >> courtney glare he is sings the lead, now a law student. she says she was honored to be a part of this project that honors alison and adam. >> they left an incredible legacy behind. it will hopefully be a remind that they are they are continuing to affect lives. and the impression tha

behalf of our co-chairs, joe lieberman and tom ridge and other members of our panel, tom daschle and former homeland security adviser ken weinstein. it's also good to see dr. jerry parker who was one of our exofficials as well as dr. tara o'toole who advises all of us on this important subject. we are deeply concerned about the biological threat, whether intentionally induced, naturally occurring or accidentally released. i want to emphasize those three issues. because this is not a report just on intentionally induced biological threat. it also covers the naturally occurring ones or the accidentally released. i want to take a moment to address the threat now, but let me recommend that you get a classified briefing at your earliest opportunity. make no mistake, we have been told that our enemies are seriously considering the use of biological weapons. during the invasion of afghanistan, the united states uncovered evidence that al qaeda was trying to develop biological weapons. more recently, isil has gained control of enough land physical infrastructure, scientific expertise and professional military personnel to potentially create and deploy biological weapons. and t

senator joe lieberman and governor tom ridge and other members of our panel, ormiston matured later tom daschle and former homeland security adviser ken wainstein. it's also good to see dr. gerald parker who was one of our ex officio's as well as doctor tara o'toole who constantly advises all of us about this important subject. we are deeply concerned about the biological threat whether intentionally induced, naturally occurring or accidentally released. i want to emphasize those three issues he does this is not a report just on intentionally induced biological threat. it also covers the naturally occurring ones or the accidentally released. i want to take a moment to address the threat now but let me recommend that you get a classified briefing at your earliest opportunity. make no mistake, we've been told that our enemies are seriously considering the use of biological weapons. during the invasion of afghanistan, the united states uncovered evidence that al-qaeda was going to develop biological weapons. more recently isil has gained control of enough land this will infrastructure, scientific expertise and professional military personnel to potentially create and deploy biological we

joe leashman and governor tom ridge and the other members of our panel, former senate majority leader tom daschle and former soemland security adviser ken weinstein. it is also good to see dr. jerry parker who is one of our ex-officials as well as dr. tara o'toole who constantly advises all offous this important subject. we are deeply concerned about the biological threat whether intentionally induced naturally occurring or accidentally release said. and i want to emphasize those three issues because this is not a report just on intentionally induced biological threat. it also covers the naturally occurring ones or the accidentally released. i want to take a moment to address the threat now, but let me recommend you get a classified briefing at the earliest opportunity. make no mistake. we've been told that our enemies are seriously considering the use of biological weapons. during the invasion of afghanistan and the united states uncovered evidence that al qaeda was trying to develop biological weapons. more recently, isil has gained control of enough land, physical infrastructure, scientific expertise and professional military personnel to potentially create and deploy biological weap