john hackenberg comes after joe riley he retired after 10 terms in office. in his inaugural address yesterday, he says that the city must continue to move forward and find better ways to deal with public safety and tourism. joe riley was the longest serving mayor in the history of the city. >>> president barack obama will deliver his final state of the union address tonight. and it is expected to take on an optimistic tone. white house aides said the president will call attention to his administration's successes such as reaching a nuclear deal diplomatic relations with cuba, and negotiating a budget deal with the republican led congress. the positive recap comes despite polls that show many americans are pessimistic with concerns about terrorism and rapid social change. >>> speaking of polls, a new cbs poll shows that the president has a 46% approval rating. the poll finds that 65% of americans continue to say the country is off on the wrong track. but on a positive note for the president, 52% of americans phaser -- favor his action concerning guns. >>> gov

four-decades with joe riley as mayor. the swearing ceremony of mayor-elect john tecklenburg happening on top of those steps behind me today. to get there, the businessman had to win a general election against five other candidates and then a run off election. from the election until today, teckleburg tells me that he's been preparing to make this historic passing of powers, as seamless as possible... "the first order of business is just to assure that we have a smooth transition and i'm there is a lot of pressure for mayor-elect john tecklenburg to follow in the footsteps of the longtime mayor. but he says he's prepared, excited and working to make things smooth. he tells me he will continue with the theme of his campaign and that's focusing on the city's quality of life. as for filling shoes that have been worn by a mayor riley for 40 years, tecklenburg says he has his own shoes to walk in to leave his mark in the holy city. as for joe riley. he's not done just yet! he's finished with his last full day in office, but unt

he won a six way nonpartisan election in november to succeed joe riley. joe riley was the longest-serving mayor in charleston. 345 year history. >>> the notorious drug lord known as 'el chapo' is back behind bars and could be heading to the u.s. in a few weeks. mexican authorities have not notified joaquin guzman that he is wanted in the u.s., which is one of the first steps in the extradition process. while on the run, joaquin guzman had a secret meeting with actor sean penn which police they played a role in his capture. >>> the world is mourning the death of david bowie. the british artist and pop star who challenged musical convention for five decades died teen krause reports from london. >> david bowie was one-of-a-kind. from his first hit in 1969, space odyssey, to his most recent album released last week. the ever-changing artist kept his artist -- audience guessing. >> from be on drudge any of his mickey stardust persona to his pop star in the mid-80s, he kept changing. >> . >> this man is a david bowie biographer. >> he redefines what a pop star

joe riley has been the mayor for four decades. tecklenburg beat out five candidates in a general election. earlier he said he's been preparing to make this historic passing of powers, as seamless as possible. "the first order of business is just to assure that we have a smooth transition and i'm confident we will." tecklenburg says he will continue with the theme of his campaign and that's focusing on the city's quality of life. that swearing-in ceremony is the steps of the charleston city construction on a newberry bridge is expected to begin, and last more than a year. starting today, the college street bridge is under construction. that means the road between caldwell street and tench strt will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. there's a detour from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. the road will be closed until may of next year. there's no update yet on whether parts of the cayce riverwalk will reopen today as originally hoped. cayce leaders h

charleston mayor joe riley will end his 40 years in office with a farewell address. riley will speak to the city tonight in a message that will stream live at 7 pm. he's served as mayor longer than anyone ininhe city's 345-year history and is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that has made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. the city of columbia is looking for some expert help in understanding last year's floods, and maybe heading them off. tonight the city council will talk about an agreement regarding technical consulting support for the gills creek watershed environmental project. the gills creek area experienced significant flooding back in october. council members are also expected to talk more about an agreement between the city of telecommunications company regarding funding related to the bull street development, still in the worksks a major development project is on the agenda in west columbia. tonight the city council is expected to give a final vote on the development for the property across the street

mayor joe riley says he's tonight, mayor riley delivered a farewell address to the people of his city. mayor riley sat down with bill sharpe for a one-on- one interview before he leaves office. he said three tragedies he had to deal with during his time--the most recent of which broke his heart. well, it broke my heart and its hard to talk about. as joe riley looked back with me about his 40 years in office, there were 3 events that stand out in his memory as taking the biggest emotional toll on him and others. hurricane hugo-people's lives were at stake, sofa superstore . 9 brave firefighters died and mother emanuel. 9 people in a bible study killed by a hateful bigot... those were the hardest when he talked to me about the mother emanuel tragedy, his voice got quiet and serious. it's really hard to talk about it. on that deadly night in june, he told me he got a call from police cheif greg mullen about 9:20.he said what happened next broke his heart. they estimated 8 had died, one was in critical condition and died on the way, and then realizing one of them was sen. pickney and goin

governor nikki haley, joe riley and others received tonight's awards for excellence. riley expressed his gratitude for the legacy pinckney left behind. wonderful public servant, a wonderful minister. we mourn his tragic death every day and all those who passed away with him. >> also a part of tonight's ceremony, a video of a moderated conversation between hailey and riley about the response and actions following the massacre at emanuel ame church. >>> coming up, we hope you stay with us. parents are being asked to check their medicine cabinets. >> two batches of cough syrup are removed from pharmacy shelves across the region. billionaire. the odds of winning a powerball on a single ticket are one in 292 million. but that's not stopping people from playing. more on that coming up. from main and gervais, this is abc columbia news with ben with chief meteorologist john farley, and sports with tim hill . 11:00. >>> nene tonight. according to the report outside religion foundation is denying it plans to sue clemson university and football coach over the inclusion of christi

. >>> joe riley delivering a message to the city this evening. he is stepping down after four decades in office. he led charleston through atough times. in-- through tough times. he also saw the city grow and prosper during his 40 years in office. >>> still ahead clemson head coach looks ahead to the big game against alabama. and we will talk to a usc is like to be ticket sales have pushed the powerball jackpot to 45 >>> ticket sales pushed the powerball jackpot to 450 million and it is expected to you can see the >>> you are watching news 19 at 7:00 p.m. with jr berry. >>> monday clemson will be facing off f against the cremson tide for the national championship in college football. he says his guys deserve every bit of being in the title game. >> proud of our team. i mean, to be 14-0 is just special. i mean, something that -- that i think our guys have earned each and every week. we really have -- you know, had great leadership. we have a young team. but we have just tried to approach every week as the biggest game of the year and kind of, you

expect a 60% chance of showers friday and highs near 60 joe riley just wrapped up his last address as the mayor of charleston. riley served as the longest longest sitting mayor in the country and in charleston's 345 year history. he's credited with charleston's urban renewal that made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the here's a look at his 40 years. riley: "no i can't, that doesn't make sense. it couldn't be that long!" for many of us, joseph p. riley junior is the only charleston mayor we've every known as he's been in office since 1975... and now it's almost over. "when you go into your office for the last time and look around.. click that lock for the last time and close that door and its over.. that's gotta be tough!" "i really don't know how i'll feel, but i have so much gratitude for the opportunity the citizens have given to me and it serve them in this wonderful city to work in and for" the 72-year-old thought he'd only serve one term in office... slowing down. he compares his time in office to a road race... one much like the cooper river bridge run

tecklenburg takes over for joe riley, who was mayor since 1975. at the ceremony today, tecklenburg acknowledged riley's commitment to his city...saying he has big shoes to fill. tecklenburg will preside over his first city council meeting tomorrow. tomorrow, governor nikki haley will take her message to a national stage following president obama's state of the union address. haley will deliver the republican response from the governor's mansion in columbia immediately following the president's speech. the honor is typically given to a rising member of the opposite party. the state of the union address is tomorrow night at 9--right here on wis. after the break--we're approaching another historic drawing--as the powerball stakes climb above 1 billion dollars. win it." we'll check out a midlands institution with a history of... luck. break 2 as we await wednesday's drawing-- one lottery ticket hot spot in columbia is hoping to continue its lucky streak. wis' meaghan norman has more charles and judi, i think it's still hard for some to fathom the jack

he succeeds sheriff joe suck -- succeeds joe riley. >>> still ahead, we will head out to greenville for another clemson watch party and jim is cold night >>> david bowie died after a battle with cancer. his career spanned five decades. same day he >>> lots of clemson fans in the upstate. half hour away, everybody will turn out for the big game. everybody ready to go for kickoff tonight? >> reporter: we have been looking outside and there are some people starting to line up. doors open at 7:00 p.m. at the wellness arena in downtown greenville. they are expecting a couple thousand people to come out and see the cremson tigers to play the alabama tide here and we have lisa here with us. this is an experience? >> that's right. we are planning to have a big huge party atmosphere is what we are looking for. we want the game day experience for everybody who couldn't make it to phoenix. >> the kids can come and play basketball on the court. how long will that last? >> for the first hour the kids can get on the court. we will have face painters and balloon animals. >> reporter: very cool. we als

he's being sworn in this evening, following the long time legacy of joe riley. he was the mayor for four decades. he beat four other candidates in a general election. >>> flags have been at half staff today in honor of a burial this afternoon. he represented parts of the update. the late senator graduated in 1960 and served on the senate he was 77 years old. >>> coming up in sports, we're look at the championship test test test >> reporter: here tonight and the clemson defense, they want to represent too as they take on the alabama/clemson tide by one of the leaders is defensive tackle dj, he's looking to make a big statement tonight. >> man: what is it going to take to stop derek henry? >> man: we want to win the game and confidence and we're going to go out there and don't let them win. we have to get the ball and do the assignment and play the way we want to play and we go out there and be enthusiastic about doing our job and see what happens. >> reporter: when you look at him on video, is he the best running back you're going to go against this year? >> man:

outgoing charleston mayor joe riley got a surprise farewell by city employees today on his last full day in office. the employees lined up outside charleston city hall to greet the mayor as he left for work this afternoon. they say it was their way of saying thank you to the man who has served as mayor since 1975. many of those employees have worked for riley for years. riley will leave office on monday at noon, as mayor-elect john tecklenburg is sworn in to office. a treasured piece of history donated to a texas thrift shop has now sold for thousands of dollars. an augusta national golf club green jacket from in a bundle of clothing a shop executive declined to say the exact selling price or the identity of the buyer who made the purchase today. she did say, however, that the jacket would likely sell at auction for about 18 thousand dollars...and that the sale met expectations. "it's interesting, like i say, when we go through a box or we go through clothing, you never know what you are going to find." the shop say proceeds from the sale will be used to help the elderly in need. in

from one legacy to another, former charleston mayor joe riley being honored for his service. riley along with governor nikki haley and the late south carolina senator pinckney are this year's recipients for the award for excellence. >> senator pinckney was one of the nine parishioners killed in charleston's church shooting in june. pinckney's widow jennifer will accept the award tonight at the columbia convention center. haley and riley plan to speak during tonight's event about how south carolina leaders came together during the city's mass shooting. and just in a matter of hours, president barack obama will deliver a speech of his own. his final state of the union address. more now on the speech the president says is expected to speak directly to you, the american people. >> no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know, because i won both of them. >> that was president obama at last year's state of the union address. now in his final year in office, he'll speak before congress for the last time. but instead of trying to persuade the joint session to work with him in 2

also out of charleston this afternoon, mayor joe riley saying good-bye. he made his farewell speech last night after serving in office for 40 years. after talking about his many accomplishments, riley used his last official speech to thank those he served. >> ways of communicating, i got to know you. to feel and appreciate your goodness. and get to understand your and that has been a priceless treasure. >> and riley has served charleston longer than anyone in the city's 345 year history. while his role in public office is over, riley will still be busy as he joins the faculty at the citadel, his alma mater. >> the former mayor of charleston isn't the only one taking to the podium. governor nikki haley has been chosen to give the r rublican response to president obama's final state of the union address next week. house speaker karl ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell say haley is one of the most popular governors in america. the 43-year-old is the country's youngest governor and the palmetto state's first female chief executive. the governor sa

governor nikki haley, former charleston mayor joe riley, and the late senator clementa pinckney received wilkins awards for excellence. riley expressed his gratitude for the legacy pinckney left >> he is such a wonderful man. a wonderful public servant. a wonderful minister. we mourn his tragic death every day and all those who passed away with him. >> rochelle: also a part of the ceremony, a video of a moderated conversation between haley and riley about their response and actions following the massacre at emanuel ame church. the annual event promotes citizenship, public service, and bipartisan governing. >>> rochelle: turning to crime, human trafficking is probably not something you would expect to find close to home. but richland county sheriff leon lott says it's something happening right here in the midlands. >> crysty: richland country sheriff's department says 22-year-old daytron hoefer has been arrested and now faces multiple charges, including human trafficking after allegedly kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and forcing her to sell her body for sex. during an undercover sting, off

tecklenburg won a six-way nonpartisan election in november he succeeded joe riley who served as mayor for 10 terms. breezy day today. grab a jacket. look at our temperatures around the region. this is spartanburg looking from wofford college at gives field back to the city skyline. 30 degrees. wind is fairly call now. they are expecting to pick up 10-20 for the afternoon. it will be another cool, breezy day. we have seen some flurries of snow in the mountains of north carolina with clouds this morning. nothing hampering driving that we know of right now. if there are any delays, we will pass that information along to you. right now, we are seeing those flurries of snow widespread across the oh how -- the ohio valley area. a brushing and tennessee and north carolina. we will see more of that later on this evening anti-. temperatures ranging from bone at 17 to low 20's and franklin and -- andrews, though 30's in greenville, spartanburg, greenwood. greenwood expecting to reach an afternoon high right at 50. a couple of degrees cooler than normal. same story for the mountains. mid 40's ex

joe riley is saying farewell. mayor who has served the charleston city longer than history is giving a short farewell address tonight. rally is completing 40 years in office. he'll give the message of appreciation to residents that will be streamed live. riley is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that's made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. riley has also faced the city after hurricane hugo and more than 25 years ago most recently being the face following the charleston church shooting. and today's council meeting in west columbia could determine the fate of a four acre lot that's been sitting empty for decades. >> this is exciting. columbia developer came forward last spring with the brooklyn development. they want to fill the lot with shops, restaurants and apartments. long time residents say they're excited about that development but they are concerned over the number of apartments being allowed. >> the public is starving for something to happen there a

mayor joe riley is saying farewell. he delivered his farewell speech last night.... after serving in office for 40-years. he didn't spend time talking about his accomplishments during the 10-minute address... but instead, offered simple words of 33 riley has served charleston longer than anyone in the city's 345-year history. while his time in public office is ending, riley is hardly done working. he will join the faculty at the citadel... his alma mater. and governor nikki haley is set to make a big speech. following president obama's final state of the union address next week.... governor haley will give the republican response. house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell call haley one of the most popular governors in america. governor haley says she is honored to have been chosen. the 43-year-old is the country's youngest governor and the palmetto state's first female chief executive. still to come... we're waiting midlands. but others are enjoying a winter wonderland.a very cold start to your wednesday with temps in the 20's.expect a sligh

and while he's out of office, former charleston mayor joe riley is still being honored. haley and the late south carolina senator clementa pinckney, are this year's recipients of the david h. wilkins awards for excellence. senator pinckney was one of the nine parisoners lost in the charleston church shooting back in june. his widow, jennifer, will accept the award tonight at the columbia metropolitan convention center. haley and riley plan to speak at the event on how they each worked with south carolina leaders in the wake of that tragic shooting. crimson tide rolling into a victory over the tigers. >> rochelle: what clemson's football coach is saying about another try for the title. stay with us. we're live from main and gervais. >> the president is missing. >> these words from joel c. rosenberg's latest novel, "the first hostage," put the entire world on high alert and lead to the frantic search-and-rescue of the leader of the free world. >> it's another adrenalin-charged political thriller snatched from today's headlines. get a look inside with joel c. rosenberg, new

tecklenburg won a six-way, nonpartisan election in november he succeeded joe riley, who served as mayor for 10 terms. mayor riley was the longest-serving mayor in charleston's 345-year history. gabrielle: an upstate community said goodbye to a longtime state lawmaker who died last week. a funeral took place this afternoon for senator billy o'dell. hundreds showed up for the service at the first presbyterian church in greenwood. o'dell died in his sleep last week. he served senate district 4, which includes abbeville, anderson, and greenwood counties. the 77-year-old leaves behind a wife and two children. michael: a 21-year-old man says excessive force e the police caused him to lose a tooth. and tonight, greenville police have released the dash cam video of what happened. it all happened on december 15. being handcuffed and arrested here. williams had claimed he had been slammed to the ground while in handcuffs. he was under arrest on a charge of possesion of marijuana. gabrielle: the woman accused of robbing several jewelry stores across the southeast made her first court appearance. f

tonight -- the city of charleston welcomes joe riley as its mayor for the last

joe riley delivered a message of appreciation to the city last night. riley is stepping down after completing 17 years in office. he led charleston through some tough times. he also saw the city grow and prosper economically during his >>> as the die -- day starts off, the presidential candidates are making their way to our state. they will be at the citadel tomorrow to take place in a presidential forum hosted by the secretary-general alan wilson. it is free to attend. >>> the gop presidential front runner will be in rock hill on friday. donald trump is holding a conference on friday. >>> a other gop presidential hopefuls will be in columbia on saturday. they are taking part in that jack kemp presidential forearm. each candidate will be allowed to share their ideas for fighting poverty and expanding opportunity in america. it will be taking place at >>> there is less than one week before simpson faces off against alabama for the challenge -- college championship. >> i am really proud of our team. to be 14-0 is special. it has been something that i thin

been ordered to remain on house arrest and not contact the family of in a couple hours, longtime joe riley will officially end his 40 years in office with a farewell address. riley is expected to address the 7 pm. he has served as mayor longer than anyone in the city's 345-year history and is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that has made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. we'll look back on his career tonight on the news at seven. monday can't get here fast enough for fans of the clemson tigers. still ahead on the news at five, how the team is getting ready for the national championship game against alabama. break the clemson tigers are chasing a championship. as the tigers prepare for alabama. :23-30 31-41 42-46 :51 :23-:30 jordan leggett/clemson :31:41 wayne gallman/clemson running back :42-:46 artvais scott/clemson wide receiver :51 dabo swinney/clemson head this week, as they prepare for the biggest game of the year. arizona. before the trip out west... players and coaches met with the media... today inside the west endzone to

joe riley was the longest mayor in the city's history. he was in office for 40 years. he will give a message of appreciation to residents tonight. he is credited with leading the charleston through an urban renewal that made the city one of the most popular tourist destination year after year. >>> all right. sometimes you have to learn a lesson a hard way and this might have happened to the bill's kicker last night. he missed the extra point during the win over the new york jets yesterday. after the missed kick he decided to throw a little tantrum. something that got thrown back in his face literally. check it out. >> after the extra point try -- >> and -- that is a direct hit. >> yeah. that had to hurt. not the smartest move. everybody talking about it on social media. as you know, we have all taken a head to the nose or a tie the nose, that hurts. gives you that -- your eyes blink for a second. they get watery. >> that shows me that when you athrow a tantrum as a -- throw a tantrum as a parent, sometimes you get hurt. you still don't get what you want. [ laughter ] [

ined in the celebration which featured music, poetry as well as a special tribute to outgoing mayor joe riley. mayor tecklenburg says he's now ready to get to work on issues ranging from improving west ashley to tackling homelessness and city safety. an effort to create public spaces and increase community interaction in columbia could get a big two projects proposed for the capital city are being named finalists in a competition sponsored by a national foundation. jack kuenzie is in our newsroom to explain. dawndy---that organization is the knight foundation. back in september, knight and some of its partners were here working on an initiative aimed at making cities easier to get around especially on foot---create engagement in public spaces--and generally become a more friendly place to visitors and residents. knight provided $135 thousand dollars in funding for a study on life quality issues downtown. there are a lot of new residents coming into the city center. a lot of students living here. a lot of new development. i think it's really important to use this force now into channelizing it

tonight longtime charleston mayor joe riley will end his 40 years in office with a farewell address. riley is expected to address the city tonight in a message that will be streamed live. he's served as mayor longer than anyone in the city's 345-year history and is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that has made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. columbia police officers are spending the first week of 2016 giving back to our community. eight new officers were sworn into office yesterday. afterwards, instead of getting out into the field, it's part of their "beyond the badge" campaign designed to show the public another side of law enforcement. this morning, the officers will be working at the washington street united methodist church soup kitchen. later, they're expected to meet with squad retirees for a luncheon. burrrr! cold start to this tuesday with temperatures in the 20s! abundant sunshine today will look pretty however, it won't help much with the temperature as we'll only see highs in the middle to upper 40s. winds will

. >>> also making headlines mayor joe riley honoring the victims of the mother a manual victims. there reflecting on the tragedy of the charleston church. nine people were killed on june 18th 18 simply say dylan roof went into a bible study in the church and opened fire . the effect of that night still being felt in this state and across the nation . seven months later. >> when you suddenly realize that a place like that is no longer safe you want to wrap your arms around the state and protected -- protected them. but there was no way to greet -- and not to grieve not to hurt not to feel. >> they were honored during an emotional state of the state address. >>> law police and technology subject up for discussion today at usc students getting a crash course on body cameras. it's a critical issue in the state. law professors talked about the practical use of cameras by bill last year. a bystander recorded the shooting death -- death of a motorist. while the cameras can be very useful tool theyre not cure all. >> whenever trying to identify how to use the tool we need to figure out n

tonight longtime charleston mayor joe riley will end his 40 years in office with a farewell address. riley is expected to address the city tonight in live. he's served as mayor longer than anyone in thth city's 345-year history and is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that has made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. burrrr! cold start to this tuesday with temperatures in the 20s! abundant sunshine today will look pretty however, it won't help much with the temperature as we'll only see highs in the middle to upper 40s. winds will subside during the day. clear and cold tonight, lows middle 20s. inineasing clouds for weweesday, high near 50 rain returns to the forecast by thursday afternoon through friday with highs rebounding to near 60 rain chance 40% thursday.60% friday. keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at w-i-s t-v dot com. good morning.. time now is >> all right. it is brain teaser tuesday and before the break we ga allright. a baseball game won a game 19-17

longtime charleston mayor joe riley is saying farewell. the mayor, who has served charleston longer that anyone in the city's 345-year history, is giving a short farewell address tonight. riley is completing 40 years in office. he will give a message of appreciation to residents that will be streamed live. riley is credited with leading charleston through an urban renewal that's made the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. riley was also the face of the city after hurricane hugo more than 25 years ago and more recently following the charleston church shooting. >>> rochelle: bill clinton is back on the presidential he's out on his first solo campaign events with stops planned in new hampshire, a key primary state when it comes to vote 2016. clinton's competetion on the other side of the political fence donald trump has already commented on the campaign move putting bill clinton's past scandal front and center. but the clinton campaign says they consider him a huge asset with high approval ratings and a long histo

as joe riley looked back with me about his 40 years in office, there were 3 events that stand out in his memory as taking the biggest emotional toll on him and others. hurricane hugo-people's lives were at stake, sofa superstore . mother emanuel. 9 people in a bible study killed by a hateful bigot... those were the hardest when he talked to me about the mother emanuel tragedy, his voice got quiet and seous. it's really hard to talk about it. on that deadly night in june, he told me he got a call from police cheif greg mullen about 9:20.he said what happened next broke his heart. - they estimated 8 had died, one was in critical condition and died on the way, and then realizing one of them was sen. pickney and going to have to tell the families, maybe 200 plus had assembled at the hotel around the corner- all they knew was that there had been some shooting at the church and to be there when they realized there loved ones were dead. the mayor made it a point of emphasizing to me that the accused gunman, dylann roof... and his hate didn't incubate here. it was a hundred plus miles away,

tecklenburg takes over for joe riley--who was first elected in 1975. he decided not to seek another term in office. in his address yesterday, tecklenburg acknowledged riley's long commitment to the city--saying he has big shoes to fill. "as we gather here today to begin a new chapter in charleston history, there is much work to be done, together." "we've got a great new mayor and city council so,im so grateful that i had the opportunity to serve our city for a lengthy period of time. look forward to watching the great leadership here and continuing to work on my behalf as a private citizen, a reception was held following the inauguration. tecklenburg will preside over his first city council meeting today. tonight, governor nikki haley will take her message to a national stage following president obama's state of the union address. haley will deliver the republican response from the governor's mansion in columbia immediately following the president's speech. the honor is typically given to a rising member of the opposite party. and that state of the uni

riley weighed in what he saw from lebron while james was in miami. >> at thee diplomat hotel being recognized an an arican icon during a fundraiser for joe dimaggio hospital. riley shot down the report that lebron asked him to hire head coach eric spolstra. he compared the waves of lebron leaving miami to when he left the heat himself and the lakers and the knicks. >> not from him today, never. you know, so -- you know, i have beeeein that situation, you know, twice. i left los angeles and a lot of stuff followed me out the door to new york and obviously when i left new york, a lot of stuff followed me down here to miami. took about ten years to sort o@ get out of that storyline. and so a lot of stuff is following him out the door, whether it's right or wrong. it is just the nature of it. >> eric: the nba is making it chris bosh will be a reserve for the all-star. hihi11th all-star selection. the game being played in toronto where he played his first seven seasons. you can expect emotions to be running high. he played in all 46 of the heat's game and averaging 19 points a game. >>> and according to coach spoelstra, alhl indication that dragic will return

pat riley was awarded the joe dimaggio american icon award. >> i happen to be a a ach who coached a lot of icons. i'd be someonon on the screen computer that you can hit. not screaming and yelling all the time. >> big congrats to the grandfather there. last night nhl was not the best of nights for their referee including scary hit in calgary. take a look at the defensive end decide for some reason to cross check linesman don henderson viciously into the boards. it happens right between the teams inches. shocked at the hit there. . shoot free throws. check this out here. at arizona state they have the curtain of distraction. tonight against oklahoma state, fell 18 time olympic gold medallist made an experience behind the curtain. there he is. his little speedos and all. see if it helps >>> all right. after a nation wide search, the trix rabbit is replaced with a real bunny. cinnabon will appear on the box. >> the rabbit beat out 75 others. celebrate the removal of all

riley was honoreds an american icon last night by the joe dimaggio, and he talked about a lot of things including former at star lebron james. rile said among other things he never tried to get head coach erik spoelstra fired, and riley compared lebron's current situation to his own when hee left la and new york. >> from from him to mever, no. you know, so, look week i'veve been in that situation twice. i left lososngeles and a lot of stuff followed me out the door to new york, a a obviously when i left new york, a lot of stuff followed me down here toiami, and it took about ten years to sort of get out of that storyline, and so a lot of stuff is following him out the door, whether it's write right or wrong it's just the nature of the game. >> clay: and it's media day at the nhl all-star came. jaromir jagr of the florida the oldest player in the league and still playing in his tenth all-star game. we will hear from him at 6:00. >>> and a great gesture by dee gordon, giving out food at the ronald mcdonald house all for seriously ill children and their families. gordon just signed a big c

joe, first to you, how much trouble is hillary riley in.oes he have a chance being the nominee. >> no, he doesn't really. look, iowa and new hampshire are states, if bernie sanders can't win there, he can't win anywhere else. iowa saw in do point register poll, 41% of the caucus attenders 40% beef in capitalism. neighboring state, new hampshire, that neighbors vermont where they elected him. if he can't win these two states, these are his best two states. if he wins there, yeah, there's a path but it's a much diverse, more diverse democratic electorate and he can't feed into that. david: let me throw out another number. this is poll about trust. it has been going further and further south for hillary. only 36% say they truster had. 62% say they're not likely to trust her. they don't find her trustworthy or honest s that the reason people are going to bernie. >> i will say i think so. you know, here's another alarming poll number. i'm saying this as someone who is going to vote for hillary clinton and in my ohio primary as democrat woman ele

pat riley was in hollywood at the diplomat hotel being recognized as an american icon all durg a fundraiser at joe dimaggio's children's hospital. before the rallye shot down a report that lebron james had asked him to fire head coach eric spoelstra while he was here in miami.. >> you know, so, you know, i've been in that situation, younow, twice. i left los angeles and a lot of stuff followed me out the door to new york. and obviously when i stuff followed me down through miami. it took ten years to sort of get out of that story line, and so a lot of stuff is following him out the door. whether it's right or wrong, it's just the nature of the game. >> meanwhile the nba make it official last night. well-deserved honor for chris bosh. bosh's 11th all-star selection and this game will be played in toronto where cb playeded his first 11 seasons. all of the heats games he's played this year averaging more than 19 points a game. >> i would have broken a few lommer room doors. he's the best big man in the eastern conference. i think he's had the best season. >> versatile, dependable, durable. there's a

joe. now, let's talk about his former teammate lebron james according to pat riley, lebron james never requested for coach eric to be fired. yesterday we were talking about lebron the coach killer did you ever hear some rumblings there was beef between them? >> i don't think that relationship was always a good marriage since i know a thing or two about good and bad marriage but i don't think that was real good but i will say this. there is no way lebron as good as he is would ever go up to got to go. there's no way. pat riley wears nine championship rings as a player. as a front office guy and as a head coach. there. too much respect for lebron james to pull this stuff. he's pulling in cleveland right now. he would have never done that with pat riley here in miami. he knew that eric was safe because pat riley has eric's back. every day. >> yeah, that's true. you definitely do not mess with pat riley. thanks so much have a great one. >> between the mess wilt you, either, lauren, thank you. >> good to know. >>> and we are counting down to super bowl 50. sanfrancisco city leaders talking about how

joe. all pms get the daily pod cast. you can watch any time you want. >>> mr. owe rileystory came through in a boufleautifully written and accurate account of ronald reagan's life. i respect that you presented the many sides of this amazing man's life. thank you. now, from danville california 100 years ago he was born. way it go, doctor. >>> finally tonight, tactor tip of the day. this morning the cbs folks had me in. it was very lively and they were skeptical about one donald trump. >> trump, accurately gauges the move of the country, to reflect that mood in the republican precincts and may very well win the nomination. he is doing that to win. is he that bombastic? >> do you believe that he believes what he says. >> in general. but i believe he makes rhetorical mistakes. >> what did you mean? >> he says we will ban all muslims. that's not going to help us fight isis. but he didn't think it out. mexico he was clearly talking about the corrupt mexican government when he is talking about mexicans being drug dealers and this and that but he didn't articulate it well enough

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