pastor john carlson is indignant. indignant. ( "people are thinking that their problems are going to be solved." )carlson's congregation regularly meets in this community center outside seattle. seattle. ("these are the rules of god's kingdom." )by his rules- only ungodly, it's personal. personal. ( "well one fellow i remember, said i was going to hell." ) )people posting complaints online think he's the one asking for money.i discovered carlson's name is linked to the christian prayer center in state records. he says he's not involved but is still suffering the wrath of the righteous. righteous. ( "with people who are really upset and angry at pastor john carlson. and i'm pastor john carlson." ) beyond the prayer business bureau has taken complaints about unexpected monthly charges. charges. ("they called us because they were upset they couldn't get a refund. they had a hard time getting ahold of the company. they tried emailing them.") state licensing records show christian prayer center is the brainchild brainchildo

.>>> john carlson and the boys are back. we are here and jupiter was spring training. we will have that and more coming up on cbs4. >>> a couple of beautiful days. rain and warm temperature and they will get pushed out by big cold front. details on that coming up. >>> i am elliott rodriguez, miami beach looking more colorful tonight. where there is the city shows off its brand-new lifeguard stands. take a look at these. >>> a wild bird on the operating table needing a lot here is what was found inside >>> at the time of year we love. spring training is in full swing. spinning the entire marlins squad workout today and we are and jupiter with more. >>reporter: everyone is in town for spring training including wants to seek the first interaction with him and his coach barry bonds. they have a front row view of the first swings of the spring. this highlights a talented group, including the middle infielders. the marlins are trying to end a drought that dates back to 2003 and a symptomatically to put the pieces together. smith these guys with big payrolls, we have a lot of

the wolf pack has added another local walk on to their basketball team john carlson went through his first practice with the team on monday... occasional high clouds. a couple of weak systems could bring showers friday night- saturday morning and late sunday to the region, but they will likely be weak and track to our north. temperatures will cool in their wake, after warming to 70 by the end of the work week for western nevada valleys. -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 29. south wind around 5 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 65. southeast wind around 5 mph. wednesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. southeast wind around 5 mph becoming calm in the evening. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 68. calm wind. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. friday: partly sunny, with a high near 69. friday night: a slight chance of showers. mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. saturday: partly sunny, with a the wolf pack picked up another walk-on today. a local guy who was a high school softball team is off to and today one of their playe

the wolf pack has added another local walk on to their basketball team john carlson went through his first practice with the team on monday... he's a graduate of school, where he was named second team all- league as a senior back in 2012.... the 6-foot-6 forward orginally signed with san deigo christian out of high school... the hawks are an n-a-i-a school... musselman: "very physical. you know, for a walk-on, he gives us everything that we want. our guys, you know, the neatest thing about yesterday's practice was how excited our players were. they were overly excited just because he gives us another physical presence inside. and he will not be able to play until next, around christmastime, but will be able to play the remainder of this year. he'll be with us all summer and then he'll be able to be with us the first part of the year practicing next year" the wolf pack hosts utah state tonight.... the pack beat the aggies out in logan back in the reno bighorns have not lost a home game in nearly three months!... they won their 12th straight home game on tuesday... ricky ledo had a tea

. >>> coach also announced that former john carlson has joined the program is a walk on pretty said the players have already been impressed with his play so far, they will not be eligible to compete in games until next during practice. makes for the wolfpack's awful team. after a disappointing 20-15 near the ladies are off to their best start in over a decade. the pack back out of practice in las vegas improving to eight- two in the season. best start since 2004. here's what they had to say about the early-season success. >> lester, i think our slow start really carried ourselves all the way through the season. it was a challenge for us to get over the hump on that slow start. this year, we are getting off to the opposite start is a great situation for us. >> we are pretty balance right now. we came out the first week and we were a little nervous we had her up -- ups and downs of the first weekend but this last week and i felt like we found a rhythm and hopefully we stick to it. >> basically is the biggest strength is we have no doubt. if someone does not get their job done, there's a v

one-0 p capitols.on three-e minutes later, john carlson shot.n ov is there. his second goal of the game, not done. six and a half minutes later, same period, nick i back strap, ov, there once again. patrick, the first time he's accomplished the feet in the the caps win 4-26789 now 49 and9 four on the year. y > to the other end. e the wizards looking to sweep the bucks for the first time in 41 years. early going john wall loses his balance, left knee, he was able to stay in the game and will play in sunday's all star game. that's key. second half, otto porter, jr., likewise he was able to remain in the game, 81, the bucks better and lucky. the wizards lose 99-92. and are 23-28 at the break. > another nba note, reportedly owners are having a week to talk about adding ads next year. >> that's awful.s > they had it in soccer. > the wnba. >> i wouldn't do that. they need to raise more >> aren't the advertising enough. > thank you. go> caps. > all right. as we head to break here's a her look at some of the throw back r thursday pictures t you've been sending us usi

john carlson has joined the wolf pack as a walk-on... he's a graduate of damonte ranch high school, where he was named second team all- league as a senior back in 2012.... orginally signed with san deigo christian out of high school... he won't be eligible to play until halfway through next season announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 11:00, with noah bond, weather with meteorologist jeff thompson, and sports with josh little. this is kolo 8 news now at 11:00." jeff thompson has your complete weather now forecast. high pressure will dominate the weather picture this week. expect mild to warm afternoons, light wind, and occasional high clouds. a couple of weak systems could bring showers friday night- saturday morning and late sunday to the region, but they will likely be weak and track to our north. temperatures will cool in their wake, after warming to 70 by the end of the valleys. -jeff wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 65. southeast wind around 5 mph. wednesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. southeast win

blue jay down three now john carlson cuts that to just one with a two handed flush. 12-11 dutch lead-- from there pella starts making a run ryan vanwyk with the pair. then on the steal by nick finney-- feeds payson vande lune and he'll lay it in dutch up 5. will warner adding to that big lead-- knocks down the trey from the wing. then the south paw another triple stretching the twine. pella up 12 points. but the jays not going quietly-- payton duit-- spin cycle engage-- and the wind mill from the charity stripe. the pella dutch though just keep imposing their will-- van wyk on the door step kisses it off the window... pella up 17 at the break-- and they roll 62 to 50 the final-- the dutch are on to the substate 7 championship against ballard who beat nevada in overtime tonight 70 to 68. huge 1a showdown in ankeny as number three colo-nesco takes on number nine grand view christian. royals start out red hot. tanner clatt buries the three. the outside game was working early on for colo-nesco. this time its christian reischauer. no one comes out to guard the senior. so he hits the long b

the coach also announced that the former stand out john carlson has joined the program as a walk-on. he said the players have already been impressed with his abilities. he said he won't be able to will be a big impact during the team's practice sessions. what a difference it makes for the wolfpack's season. the ladies are off to their best start in over a decade. the pack were back out at practice today following a 5-0 weekend in las vegas to improve to 8-2 on the season. their best start since 2004. here is what they had to say about their early season success coming out of the gate. >> last year i think that our slow start really carried ourselves all the way through the season. it was a challenge for us to kind of get over the hump on that slow start so this year getting off to the opposite start is just great situation for us. >> we're pretty balanced right now. we came out the first week i think a little nervous. we had our ups and downs, but this last weekend i feel like we found our rhythm and hopefully we stayed to it. >> basically the biggest strength is we have no doubt. th

this is just a snippet very big carl by john carlson, icahn, the list goes on.et's bring in our own simone foxman. let's back this up, simone. these 13 filings are telling us where some of the biggest investors out there -- what they did in the fourth quarter. before everything fell out of bed, walk us through some of the most notable moves. simone: obviously, you have to start off with warren buffett. he bought a stake of about $400 million in kinder morgan. to gina's point earlier, certainly there are a lot of folks out there looking for energy to bottom and looking to ride the upside. appaloosa, david tepper getting in on that trade as well. you also have david einhorn and carl icahn both cutting their stakes in apple, so both of them -- that has been a big deal. stephanie: before we move on to apple, it is important to note that they bought these positions before the market fell out of bed. everyone you have mentioned it -- they do not have to offer monthly or quarterly liquidity is, so they are ok. simone: right. you will never touch the exact bottom. none

carlson's shot for the tie saved by john gibbons and team pacific shuts out stamkos, bishop and the atlantic team 1- 0 in the very first 3-on-3 nhl all-star game. john scott won game mvp. that's your morning sports report. enjoy your monday. >>> 4:50. david bowie's will revealed. where he want the his ashes splitting his multimillion- dollar estate. >> the bad feeling pizza shoppers got after someone turned a stolen print of >>> it is 4:53 now. you're looking at the rivergate tower tampa camera looking over beautiful tampa. bay. a few brief showers, nothing too widespread or heavy or even anything you probably even find wet roads from. so again today we're going to see a lot of cloud cover, more sunshine through the afternoon. and a light shower certainly a possibility. 73 degrees though as the high today at clearwater beach. talk about some above-average temperatures. it gets even warmer ahead of our next cold front. more on that coming up. >>> this morning a former marine's best friend is finally back with him. >> the search to bring hemmy the cat home took four years and 1,800 miles. robe

. >>> brit hummes, steve hayes, amy stoddard and tucker carlson give us a preview of the new hampshire primary. before that, johnasich on the closing hours of this primary. >> you play the best game, you go -- you're on the 17th hole, you go through the 18th hole, you never look at the leaderboard, you go into the clubhouse. most of the time in this business, i come out the winner. >> they're running attack ads against you. >> millions of mail and millions of attack ads, i mean, you just wish that people could actually think that they could sell a positive message. >> you know, i listened to the last town hall and the girl gets up and says, i'm between hillary clinton, bernie sanders and you. why should i vote for you in the democratic primary? >> i think she was -- with the voter -- i think what she's trying to say is this, make your case, because you are different. you are somebody that i think what really gets them is positive, pulling people together. >> that plays here, does that pitch play in south carolina? and the sec states? >> bret, look, voters are voters, they're worried about their jobs, about keepi

margaret carlson, tell me something i don't know. >> jeb bush and john kasich were help with county kthrisutor, a lot of people in the party were calling him saying you went too far in taking down our rising star. they don't like it. and he got the calls. >> wow. howard? >> if hillary clinton wants to survive in nevada, which is the next thing coming up,ment caucuses there, she's going to need the help of the culinary workers union local 226, a famous local with 50,000 members. >> wow. >> so far they're refusing to endorse. they haven't endorse ed anybody and they're probably not going to endorse. >> harlem, new york, bernie sanders was there and so was his wife, jane. she remembered where she was. she was an advocate for children and also she worked right around the corner from sylvia's round and bernie sanders got harry belafonte to enforce him. >> thank you. >>> when we return, let me finish with these two facts. polls are good predictors and the only way to stop trump or sanders or both is with a stronger candidate. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. was engineered...

carlson. donald trump will join me live. we're going to ask him about the use of profanity and john mccain ca .own in new hampshire who has the ability to predict the whole state. where is it and why has it been so successful finding the winners and losers? if it comes down to four people in south carolina we're going to a brockered convention. real story on that and so much more at the top of the hour. new information now about a scare at sea when a luxury cruise ship sailed right into the path of a very powerful storm. called now for a federal investigation into why royal caribbean made the decision to send their ship, the anthem of the seas into harm's way. this all happened on sunday. terrified passengers were forced to hunker down in their cabin as the ship was rocked by 30 foot waves and winds more than 30 miles an hour. the weather was so bad the ship had to turn around and now headed back to shore in new jersey. it dropped everybody off. joining us live through skype from that ship, anthem of the seas, the passengers dan and his daughters. great to talk to you, guys. can't believe the s

carlson, this is the real story. mr. trump coming up with his first victory of the season. doubling the numbers of ohio governor johnkasich. senator ted cruz was third in a tight race between jeb bush and marco rubio who says he will not let voters down again. chris christie is mowing over his campaign's future after his dismal performance. here are some highlights for

carlson, this is the real story. mr. trump coming up with his first victory of the season. doubling the numbers of ohio governor john kasich. senator ted cruz was third in a tight race between jeb bush and marco rubio who says he will not let voters down again. chris christie is mowing over his campaign's future after his dismal performance. here are some highlights for you. >> i heard parts of bernie's speech. he wants to give away our countries, folks. we're not going to let it happen. >> bernie talked so long, i thought he was going to hit his 77th birthday before he got off the stage. >> the real winner is the conservative dwras roots. >> while the reality tv star is still doing well it looks like you all have reset the race and for that, i'm really grateful. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. >> senator bernie sanders so-called political revolution picking up big heat as he crushes hillary clinton with 60% of the votes to her 38. joining me now is chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. chris, great to have you back on the real story. >> great to be back, gretchen. >> let's take a look a

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> johnen epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us in our cu

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> john rahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> john rahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> john rahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> john rahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us

carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> johnahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> present. >> doctor ritu khanna. >> here. >> todd rufo. >> here. >> and trent rhorer. >> here. >> great thank you. >> thank you doctor. so a few comments as we start this process this evening. as i thought about the adoption of goals and measures that hundreds of departments and cbos will work to accomplish together with a laser focus on those with the greatest needs, our equity lens. i couldn't help but make a comparison to the change -- our adoption of an outcomes framework seems a simple task in comparison. now pardon the comparison. i know it's very different. it's still not simple but think about it in those terms. we have the opportunity in the city to create a framework that will live beyond all of us i