i hope josh didn't get lost. josh! hi. come on in. hey, pal. josh, these are my parents. all of them? ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. he doesn'tsound like flipper. he soundslike shamu. well, josh, we better get baking. jeff? this batch is almost done. all we have to do is glaze the cinnamon rolls. jennifer, you gota little flouron your nose. oh, gosh. is it gone? no, it's on the side. ow! yes, but it was the nicest poke in the eye i've ever received. hi. hey. hi. jennifer,can i talk to you? i think you wenta little overboard powdering your nose. you don't think it's a good look for me? oh, god, no. i'm going to freshen up. can you stir that? hey, mallory, my brother jeff said to say hi. oh, as if i care. huh? uh, i--i said, oh, have you been to the world's fair? i could have sworn you'd said, "as if i-- ow! so how is jeff doing? well, after jeff graduated summa cum laude in french from princeton, he landed a job in paris-- vice president i guessjeff's too busy to havea social life. he hasn't gone out much since getting married, and gigi likes to relax when she gets home. she say

josh: or you want to donate. rep. flanagan: or donate. press the red button. josh: welcome back. this week, and intense political battle started after the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia appear. in public and saying this is an election year, no one should be nominated, the president saying it is his duty to nominate someone. let' started. guest: i was, to be honest. whether you agreed with his philosophy or not, he applied it pretty consistently and i felt badly that we could not give him talking about what would happen. and i think the country should m not sure that' s going to happen. josh: he was on the bench for a very long time. what kind of legacy do you think he will have? justice broderick: justice khalil was an originalist, as he describes it -- justice scalia was originalist, as he describes it. he was always trying to think of framers. he was at the center. -- he was a dissenter. times a very sharp pen. i did not always agree with his opinions, josh, but i always respected him. i had occasion to spend a little time with him. he was a very gracious man.

does it mention josh? prentiss: what if massey lied to chris shelton? rossi: anset josh up. and he convinced shelton that josh was responsible for bailey's suicide. that still doesn't explain how he found the secluded woods. wait, where's mr. shelton's phone? it's right here. it's got a couple of contacts on it, somerville academy being one of them. any unknowns? tawes has a cell. no way. lieutenant no tech? there's one unknown. it's a text. it looks like, uh, phone numbers. what are they? 252-5727... and 802-8448. those aren't phone numbers. that's latitude and longitude. right where those boys were camping. massey's withheld information at every stealong the way. he's not to be trusted. what's your theory? in which children like bailey shelton and others are repeatedly abused. josh is a protector type. his power was taken away the night bailey killed himself. we believe that's when everything shifted. josh's parents said he's been withdrawn since bailey's suicide. there's a good chance that's because he was planning his escape. josh didn't have enough points to go into the

josh: andy? andy: we really will not know the impact until we start counting the votes and then we will make up some story to explain how the votes got from saturday to tuesday. but i think is really important to point out that year after year after year that new hampshire voters decide late. they decide late because they do not have to decide early. most voters here are not going to be getting anything out of so it is more of a vote that gets considered longer. they consider all of these things. it' s very important. josh: over the course of the i don' t believe the polls or whatever. i want to point this out, john. we have donald trump whose ground game has been criticized. john: has been. josh: bernie sanders, we do not know what his ground game looks like. john: we know it is massive. i' m thinking about "the lord of the rings" when the orcs come down and there are millions of them. but do they know exactly where to go question mark you know what i am saying? maybe they do not have the number

josh: mr. trump, you have said, i love eminent domain, the seizure of private property for the sake of the greater good, theoretically. you've tried use the measure in business endeavors and said you would support its use for the keystone pipeline project. in new hampshire, a project known as the northern pass would bring hydroelectric energy from canada into the northern grid. do you see eminent domain as a means? it. mr. trump: eminent domain, that person gets two or three times the value of their property. without eminent domain, you don't have roads, highways, schools, bridges or anything. eminent domain, it's not that i love it but eminent domain is a certainly it's a necessity for our country. josh: is that a yes on the northern pass project? governor bush: what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city to turn this into a limousine parking lot for his casinos is not public use. in florida, we made that impossible

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. here's a live look at concord, has been a bit confusing, but it's also creating headaches out on the roads. let's get to chief meteorologist mike haddad with the latest. mike: right now it's ponding, and also low visibility due to fog, that's the primary concern. two hands on the wheel, because the winds will be blowing out of the south, 20, 30, maybe 40 plus miles per hour for the next couple hours. take a look at radar, fairly active over new hampshire right now, most of the heavy rain from now up until about 6:30 or 7:00. then this thing is out of here in terms of precipitation. notice already shutting off in the monadnock region, the rain a lot lighter than it is in the merrimack valley and points north and east. notice farther to the north it's filling in through the mount washington valley, southern parts of the great north woods. a defined back end quickly moves in from around 6:00 through 8:00, from west to east, and that means the rest of new hampshire farther to the north an

-josh: i'm josh. -lemonis: hey, josh. nice to meet you. -josh: nice to meet you.emonis: and so, who oversees production? man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause yo

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. let's get right to chief meteorologist mike haddad who is tracking these frigid temperatures. mike: yes, a piece of that act tick air did blast in this morning for the first time this year and for the first time since last march it hit below zero in concord. lows if you were out early today you know the story about the sub-zero temperatures up north, monadnock region. how about nashua at four below, classic radiational cooling. light winds, clear skies, dry air and boom, any of that warmth yesterday quickly escaping into the atmosphere. right now not a whole lot warmer, but at least tolerable because the winds are light. take a look at the cold air and the frigid temperatures a wind chill warning kicks into effect starting saturday evening and going right through sunday morning. 40 to 25 below wind chills, dangerously cold, frostbite can occur in about 10 minutes under those conditions. much more on the rest of the weekend, in a little bit. shelley: thank you, mike. these dangerously

josh: thanks. tonight a firefighter is recovering after being injured as smoke and flames damaged a house on ridge road in concord. officials say the owner was home one firefighter slipped and fell, was taken to a local hospital for treatment. took about an hour to bring the fire under control, according to investigators. at this point it appears to be accidental. and new details in a string of burglaries along the seacoast. police believe they could be connected. 34-year-old matthew temple of rochester is due in court tomorrow, he was arrested on friday after a neighbors see he saw him burglarizing a port mu home. authorities admit there are similarities between this and eight others in dover and are asking anyone with information to give them a call. jean: the national park service has reason to celebrate this presidents day. thanks to a new gift to fix up the lincoln memorial. philanthropist david rubenstein is donating $18 million for the project, he's already donating tens of millions to renov

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. the state health officials have issued an alert after two cases were confirmed and another three suspected, all are members of the men's hockey team. jean: jennifer vaughn explains why the timing of this outbreak may help it end. jennifer: let's just say spring break is coming at a perfect time to prevent a feurt outbreak since the students have gone home. that's the good news, but the only 88% effective. mumps can cause fatigue, fever and swollen glands. all the cases at st. anselm college involved these symptoms. health officials are also watching the the incubation period, it 25 days, so students currently on break under that window. although it is not it a common ailment, the mumps do occur. >> the united states as a whole sees from a couple hundred up to 1,000 or more cases of mumps every year in new hampshire. last few years we've seen one or two cases a year, so this does happen, it's unfortunate. luckily most of the time mumps causes mild symptoms, but we are trying to prevent

josh: thanks. straight ahead, a billion dollar proposal to fight the heroin epidemic facing new hampshire and other parts of the nation. what senator shaheen says this money is most needed for right now. jennifer: plus bill cosby was back in court today. protects him from facing criminal charges. mike: temperatures still above average again today, but does it stay mild for the rest of the week? the forecast coming up. josh: then a weekend assault outside a bar has turned deadly the information investigators jennifer: developing right now, the attorney general's office, state police and new boston police are investigating an untimely death. the person was found dead at the friendly beaver camp ground, an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. stay with wmur and wmur.com for the latest on this, as it becomes available. more americans have died of opioid overdoses in 2014 than in automobile accidents. here in new hampshire that statistic is more -- josh: the president is proposing a s $.1 billion funding

@josh: but there are signs of @spring. @a crucial part of red sox spring @training is on the move tonight. @ @josh: right now manchester @police are investigating two @armed robberies at convenience @stores. @have a look at this video which @shows one clerk fighting back. @welcome back, i'm josh mcelveen. @jennifer: and i'm jennifer @vaughn. @the suspect in last night's @robberies got away with some @cash, but the good news here, @everyone is okay. @live with more. @reporter: the first one happened @here at 61 market. @the clerk says the man walked @right through that door and @showed a gun and a short time @later it was a similar story at @a different store._%-@p>> he came in through the door @and he had a mask on. @reporter: he was working at the @61 market tuesday night shortly @after 7:00 p.m. when someone @came in looking for cash. @it was all caught on camera. @p>> no questions asked, he showed @me a gun right through there, @and right away i said i'm going @to give you exactly what you @want. @reporter: he says at f

josh: you don't see that often. the store owner says the sea lion must have gotten in by climbing a 1 45-step staircase that leads to the shore. some customers ran off as the sea lion made his way through the store, but others shot some video. and they did manage to get him back to the sea. toddlers tend to take baths with a rubber ducky. not this one. the little boy takes a real bath with the real deal, lives in texas, 19-month-old tyler, crime, nice hairdo, the boy's parents say they had no idea that their son would become so close with this duck when they brought it home last year. the video showing the strong bond between the two of them has been going viral ever since it was posted on facebook. >> i never in a million years thought 15,000 people would like me and my on and a duck, who knew. jennifer: apparently they're always playing together, they watch tv together, they eat together too. mom says that every bath is just as hysterical as the very first video post she made. josh: that's pretty cool. jennifer: y

@josh: thank you. @continuing now our final @pitches, we go to former @virginia governor jim gilmore. @p>> good evening. @thank you very much for the @opportunity to campaign all @across new hampshire over these @past two years, it's been a @great experience. @i want you to know that i think @i'm the right person to earn @your vote in this presidential @campaign. @i'm a former governor of the @state of virginia, former @attorney general, former elected @prosecutor. @i actually am the only veteran @in this race, having served in @the cold war this the united @states army intelligence in @europe. @i was the chairman of the @national commission on homeland @security for this country, and i @was the governor during the 9/11 @attack when actually i became a @war governor and had had to @actually respond to the @challenges that we saw at 9/11. @i want you to know that after @campaigning i'm confident that i @can be the candidate that can @face the challenge that we're @north korea and iran. @and also from th

josh. we do have one road closure right now, up north in bethlehem on 302 they have wires and poles down in the road, this is at turner street, so that section is closed down. detours are in place. otherwise coming up from massachusetts on 93 north slight delays through salem. we do have limited visibility and some ponding on the roads as well. 293 in manchester heavy but no incident. further north up in concord there's an accident at 393 eastbound by exit 3, one car in the eastbound lane, another in the west bound lane, so you will see backups through concord. otherwise your usual delays on 101 west through bedford. everett turnpike fill in through the merrimack stretch and a god ride to and from the seacoast. spaulding turnpike getting crowded at this hour. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jennifer: a tornado count is under way in southern states tonight after a round of dangerous weather. we'll have more on that straight reporter: the mild winter is taking its toll on ice condition as cro

josh: thanks. the presidential campaigns have pulled away from new hampshire, politics is refocusing on the u.s. senate race between incumbent ayotte and governor hassan. senator ayotte today followed the governor to sign a pledge to keep third party money and special interests out of this race. >> said she's gotten into this senate race, she has repeatedly railed against third party special interest groups, and if she really is concerned about this and this is not just a campaign talking point, i hope she'll do something about it. >> i'm also a little bit interested that it is coming from senator ayotte now after outside groups have spent already $5 million to benefit her and given her strong support for the citizens united case. having said that, i will carefully. first introduced during the 2012 senate race in massachusetts between scott brown and elizabeth warren. coming up at 6:00 we'll explain the details of this plenty and matter what analysts think of ayotte's offer. just in to our newsroom

@josh: i'm josh mcelveen. @jennifer: it is decision day for @new hampshire voters and tonight @there are eleven major @candidates, at one point this @field was twice that size. @but this race has certainly @energized voters. @and tonight big crowds of @granite staters are turning out @to vote. @early this morning voters in @merrimack were already lined up @even before the polls opened at @6:00 and there were significant @lines in manchester, some out @the door. @but at the ledge street school @in nashua, voter turnout was a @little lower than expected. @however there has been a @constant stream of voters @throughout the day at other @polling locations in that city. @p>> voter turnout has been @excellent. @we had 32 people in line at @quarter of six, and it's been @like two or 300 people every @hoyer. @very busy the next few hours, @because people will be getting @out of work. @it was a little slow this @cleaning off their cars and @doing their driveways and stuff @like that, but it's been very @steady. @jennif

josh: normal winter returned. amy: thanks, josh. last night's g.o.p. debate got off to a rocky start when there was confusion when some of the candidates would take to the stage. >> doctor ben carson. [applause] [applause] >> texas senator ted cruz. [applause] [applause] >> businessman, donald trump. [applause] [applause] >> following the debate, dr. ben carson spoke with us about why there was so much confusion. you know, the acoustics back stage were horrible and there was too much noise out front, you just couldn't hear. i kept listening for my name, i couldn't hear it, i think the same thing happened to john kasich. amy: following that minor hiccup, the rest of the debate went without a hitch. sean: and supporters gathered to watch the abc primary debate and cheer on the g.o.p. hopefuls. an overflow crowd of more than 300 packed, and more than 300 people clapped for rubio at unh and 150 for jeb bush, and ted cruz and chris christie held watch parties. it wasn't just republicans in the granite state. the democratic hopefuls were busy campaign and sp

and check in with josh judge in hi, josh. josh: it's a saturday and we're starting off with mixed rain and snow showers out there. even if it's raining where you are right now. it likely would snow and temperatures have been rising overnight as a warm front rolls through the region. the temperatures are mid and upper 30's. near 40 degrees in some spots and including parts of northern new hampshire. a look at several waves of snow mixed showers right now. central has changed entirely to raindrops. farther west, better chance that you have it's in the snow precipitation form. totals overnight. conway with four inches, madison three and a half, two in laconia, one and a half in northfield there. your snow showers changing over to mixed showers in northern new hampshire today and coming to an end in central and southern new hampshire as we turn partly sunny and mild. 42 to as much as 50 degrees today. we'll talk about how long this mild weather sticks around as we look at the rest of the weekend forecast and into the week ahead c

josh: we are talking about 30% now. gov. hassan: we are going to watch the process. plans and knowledge that the candidates bring to the table, that hillary clinton is ready for this job on day one and has a record of producing actual results making a difference in the lives of people all throughout this country, including some of the work she did to make sure our children can be educated in schools, impacting my family' s life. i have seen firsthand the way my son was able to come to public school. when you think about her track record, she really has this track record of not being able to identify issues and challenges, but finding a way to bring people together and address them and move forward. that is why i think you will see people consider both democratic candidates very carefully. josh: issue going to come up and campaign on your behalf? gov. hassan: i would always be josh: after a historic primary, we have to spend a few minutes talking about it. the democratic style -- democratic side of things, and my turner john,

josh: it is, but it's certainly thanks, josh. an update now on our top story, a virginia police officer with ties to new hampshire was shot and killed in the line of duty last night. news 9 has confirmed that merrimack police were asked to notify the family of officer ashley guindon's passing late last night. officer guindon was sworn into the force on friday and this was her very first shift. stay with wmur for the latest on this developing story. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, unh hockey team need add win against u-conn to earn home ice advantage in next week's playoffs. if. and shane yzerman scores on his own rebound and made it 3-0 new hampshire. 3-1 still in the second and take another three-goal lead on the maxime blast. 12th of the season. the huskies scored the next four goals. the extra skater on, scored with 1:03 to go in regulation, and went to overtime. the game winner, ronan wins it for the huskies, 5-4. unh hits the roads for the playoffs, shell skate at merrimack college. that begins on thu

josh: that is right, bill. high gave very short answers, he got up and walked out, today he had a chance to defend those actions, he was not apologetic. >> i have been on record to say i'm a soar loser, who likes to lose, you show me a good loser, i am going to show you a loser, this is not a popularity contest, i am here to win football games. >> he hates to lose, that is a bottom line, that is what you love in him. that is the beauty about a guy like, that i am proud of who he is as far as a competitor, do i differently, yes, but that is who he is. reporter: not only does his coach are his back but many of his teammates support his star quarterback, many wondering why he did not dive on the fumble here, you will hear that in sports. bill: thank you, josh. i am sure a lot of people will have opinions on those comments, you can find out everything on your webbite fox46charlotte.com. >> it is colder here in charlotte, the snow is flying just west of school closures, ash, avery and wit agha county schools be clos

josh judge told us this was coming. he joins us now with what we can expect for the rest of the day. josh: i' m here to face the music. it is cold. the good news is it bottomed out place last night. it has not changed a whole lot the wind makes it feel a lot colder but it prevents the temperatures from dipping a whole lot lower. it' s still very, very cold out there. there are those wind gusts, 15-25 miles per hour. when you factor that in, here is what it feels like out there. most places close to 30 below or more in the -- and regionally, take a look at this. there is boston at nine below. skies have been clearing out. bright day but frigid and windy. the di winds diode a little bit this afternoon. the rest o t f the state between 2 and 10 degrees. most of us settling in the single digits. we will tell you when things get milder in a few minutes. amy: you heard it, you felt at the weather is frigid and dangerous. homeless shelters are seeing donations of blankets, sleeping bags and jackets have been pouring into place

first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the weekend forecast. hi, josh. josh: hi there, it's a bit of a colder start in colebrook, 6 degrees and single digits in northern new hampshire and teens pretty much everywhere else. as you can see. nashua not showing up this morning, but we're chilly out there for sure, right around where we're supposed to be this time of year, but we haven't seen a whole lot of it so we're not quite used to it. skies have cleared out and we're starting off with clear skies and we'll see that for a good portion of the day with just a few clouds drifting through at times. here is what to expect for the day. bright and breezy. it will be seasonably chilly and temperatures right around where you'd expect this time of year, 30 for the north and as hh as 40 in southern new hampshire. breezy and plenty of sunshine. temperatures headed upwards from the full forecast coming up. amy: right now, a fire why i crash on interstate 93 in concord brought traffic to a stand still. officials say a car crashed near exit 13 around 12:15 this morning

josh: that will teach you. it's going to be a pretty nice one more of a give and take and mix of clouds and sun. the temperatures slowly, steadily dropping, but very slowly so we're starting well above average. these are above the average high temperatures for this time of year that we're starting off the day at. 30's and 40's, even the upper 40's in some locations out there. we've seen some mixed rain and overnight. they're waning now, but they could come back at times otherwise, look for, as i mentioned, clouds and breaks of sunshine as well today and flurries in northern new hampshire. above average, highs of 41 to 51 degrees and mild and we'll talk about the upcoming week, there's one rather large storm system that we've got our eye on. that's coming up in a few minutes. amy: we're following breaking news overnight out of michigan. seven people, including a 14-year-old girl are dead in what police are calling a series of random shootings in kalamazoo. the gunfire started around 6:00 last night at a cracker

josh: commitment 2016 coverage. hillary campaign is in south carolina while bernie sanders is in minnesota for her last night, the first time since sanders defeated clinton here in new hampshire in the primary. they squared off over wall street, campaign finance report, and race.-- reform, and race things got heated . over president obama' s -- campaign finance reform, and race. things got heated over president obama' s legacy. mrs. clinton: i do not expect that from a person running for sen. sanders: madam secretary, that is a low blow. josh: meanwhile, republicans will get their turn to face off night. happy now, jeb bush, john kasich, marco rubio, ben carso in south carolina and well donald trump is in florida. the sunken el faro. people die from the zika virus. what officials say happened and how long it might take for a vaccine. kevin: it certainly was a cold start to the day, but it will be even colder after this front which is in tonight. details coming up. josh: if you have a sweet two, you do not want to mi

tom: that was josh mcelveen reporting. justin, thank you for your story. families sharing without shame holds weekly meetings in manchester, concord, and laconia. we have information on those, and how to contact the group, on our website at wmur.com. >> now, mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mike: the clouds parting for some partial sunshine and how about that spring warmth come into the 50' s and 60' s. normally see in late april. a reminder for those venturing up to the lakes region for the big fishing derby, check out the ice, you need a good half a foot to be safe out there and continue to check in through the course of the weekend. it' s going to cool down quite a bit but there are still many spots that are tricky in the lakes region. upper 50' s lower 60' s for highs today, mount washington 39 degrees. that' s only four degrees off the all-time record high in the entire month of february. tomorrow diving down, 33 for the high on friday, 36 by saturday and here it comes again, spring warmth in time for sunday and monday. well above the ave

josh mcelveen is here to explain. josh: so bernie sanders lost iowa by the slimmest of marriage ins, he clobbered hillary clinton in new hampshire by 22 points. but ultimately it's the democratic delegates who will choose their nominee and right now hillary clinton has a big advantage over sanders regardless of what the voters have to say. it's not a lot of common ground between new hampshire republicans and self described democratic socialist bernie sanders. but on this point the nhgop has the store's back in the form of an online petition. >> there's nothing fair or democratic about a system where bernie sanders beats hillary clinton by over 20 points and leaves our state with the same number of delegates. josh: that's because unlike the republican party democrats are party officials or leaders who each have muscle equal to 10,000 ballots in new hampshire, but are not bound by election results. >> it's a corrupt system that allows for party insiders to influence the outcome and overturn even the results of the voice

josh justin has been clean for 5 : months. he' s working, he' s smiling, and unlike many who he crossed paths with in recent years, he' s alive. and as he learns to be a father to a son he wasn' t allowed to see. justin admits the tug of temptation is still there, and he' ll fight it for the rest of his life. >> i can refund my misery at any time. it will take me less than 20 minutes to throw away 5 months of work. and probably lose the only support system i have left. tom: that was josh mcelveen reporting. justin, thank you for your story. families sharing without shame holds weekly meetings in manchester, concord, and and how to contact the group, on our website at wmur.com. >> now, mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mike: the clouds parting for some partial sunshine and how into the 50' s. those are the temperatures we normally see in late april. a reminder for those venturing up to the lakes region for the big fishing derby, check out the ice, you need a good half a foot to be safe out there and continue to chec

josh: the g.o.p. field may be can balancizing itself. >> donald's business dealings with the mob, with the mafia. >> you foe what they say about men with small hands. >> it's rubio. >> we have not her much of that right now, they are hurling the insults back and forth, but we're not talking about who can beat hillary clinton. reporter: enter john kasich. the surprise runner up in the new hampshire g.o.p. primary is the only republican who beats clinton head to head in the latest granite state poll and does it by a double digit margin. while he does trail others nationally, kasich is using a success in michigan and his home state of ohio. >> we see this as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us. >> null one he's a happy warrior, he's not going to hurl insults with the others, but he's waiting for those states to come to him that are winner take all for delegates. >> he is a uniter and from the important state of ohio and somebody they should be concerned about. josh: there are a dozen state

carol: josh, thank you for that. we appreciate it. josh: thank you very much.now it is time to take a look at the etc. part of the magazine. for that we bring in brett, who edited the section. david: you have a guy wearing camouflage that i have not seen before, a new brand of hunting gear. brett: the company was started by a guy named jason who spent a little time in the nfl. on weekends he was going on hunting trips and found himself often wearing a lot of name brands, but having to wrap himself in cheap, heavy camouflage. david: like patagonia with a generic camouflage on top. josh: exactly. he launched the company that he launched with a friend from college. they ended up selling the company and launched the new company. carol: this can't be that big of a market. it is a real sizable market. david: yeah, hunting is huge. there are 50 million people a year who apply for hunting licenses, 50 million people year, and the industry, apparel billion people year, and the industry, apparel and gear, takes in $23 billion a year. it is huge, so there are so many busi

what do the roads look like out there josh? crews worked through the night, preparing roads for this morning's rush. but icy conditions this morning's rush. but icy conditions made travel much more treacherous for thousands of drivers last night. say more than 500 accidents were reported. abc's jay korff has more. and you can stay connected all day long with the latest storm related news-- including news on school delays and closings. just download our stormwatch weather app. turning now to a developing story.. rocking the world of politics. a showdown looms on capitol hill, as the white house prepares to name a successor for late supreme court justice antonin scalia. senate republican leaders vow to block any nomination until after the election. but with both sides gearing up for a fight, the nation's highest court could remain deadlocked on several major cases. terry moran has more. there is much more news coming up on this early edition of good morning washington. outside.. warmer temperatures are trigering a big thaw out th

then it's josh mea... not me, josh...josh mea... great stutter step to create that bucket... panthers go up top this time... alec gulling goo-ling ... he knocks down the wide-open three... reed can do that too... especially this guy... jeremy ramos!... corner pocket, not problem... then a great feed here to a cutting lincoln turner... raiders win it 83-62 hug invading number 3 reno -- these youngsters getting in a good workout during the game -- workin' those triceps... i think.... huskies going to work -- brecken hicks underneath... but hug comes right back -- full court pass acrobatic shot by ja'lawnie thomas... reno fought ja'lawnie... and ja'lawnie won... huskies answer -- casey scarpa -- nice drive to the basket... and lays it in... then it's kyle rose from the outside -- drains the 3... later -- christian chamberlin pull up jumper is good... reno wins big, 79-47 down to dayton... two things you always need... more tuba and more cowbell... dustdevils riding josh riders... most people drive to the hoop... he rides there!... those josh's can ball ben... truckee gets it goi

panthers cornerback josh norman. he will join us here live to talk about how he is spending the off season. inside a convenience store. scary moments caught on camera as an e cigarette battery explodes in a man's pocket. >> the kentucky man was in line when the battery burst into flames check that out! an employee hintd the counter described a fire extinguisher and ran to put the fire out. and the man suffered second degree burns on his leg. >> that is a tough place to have that happen. yeah. thank goodness the clerk was there to think and help put it >> well, panthers fans want to know is cornerback josh norman staying with the team? >> he is joining us live here in the wbtv studios coming up next! >> and we have a big split in temperatures for your weekend forecast we will talk about that and what you can expect over the it's part >> he is known for being a tough defender and having a larger than life personality and hoping the team can keep josh norman. he is one of the top rankinged free agents in the nfl. >> con

josh? caucuses, we have new numbers that show where the candidates in both races stand in new hampshire. this was a frenzied day for the candidates in iowa. just before the voting begins in the election. i had the opportunity to go one-on-one with donald trump, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders, just not at the same time. >> great to see you, sir. on board his bus after a busy day that still wasn' over his remarkable rise. >> given the fact that we started 40 or 50 points behind hillary clinton, i think we have done really well. josh: while critics say he has no plan for foreign policy, he will be ready day one. >> i think my judgment is pretty good. we will have great people around in conducting a foreign policy be proud of. josh: while she wouldn' criticize him directly, hillary clinton says foreign policy is the difference maker. >> i think i' m the best prepared, best ready person to be commander-in-chief. josh: if you lose iowa and new hampshire, does the race become more tricky? >>

josh is correct. we're not out of the woods yet. this is as john said. this is a sharp tooth type of market which is a little sharper than a saw tooth with different directions going through it but at the end of the year you end the year higher. here's why. the economy ultimately is in this improvement factor even though we're slowing down. there's going to be more transparency that the slow down isn't a recession and that the global worries out there notwithstanding political events are ones that we can handle. what we can handle is what's in the shadow and that's the unknown and that's the negative interest rate policy and things that we're not used to and that's why multiples in the market shouldn't get up to the upside that everyone is looking for. >> chris, it's jim. just on the last point about negative interest rates what do you see the fed doing? do you see them backing off of this rate hikes per year. this year rather campaign that they're talking about? >> yeah, any charge of any central bank predominantly as you guys all know is price stabilit

josh: they could be. amy: thanks, josh. einstein was right. a prediction he made 100 years ago has just been confirmed. scientists call it historic, and new technology made it possible. joshua: pam cross, from our sister station wcvb, reports this discovery could unlock the secrets of how the earth came to be. pam: you have to use a little imagination and a lot of animation to understand why scientists are so excited. matthew evans: this is a huge this point we couldn' t hear anything from the stars, but with this we can actually listen to the stars. pam: they gathered at mit to celebrate and explain. it' s final confirmation of a part of albert einstein' s theory of relativity that masses in the universe collide, and send waves of energy at the speed of light. nergris malvalvala: the power of the explosion was brighter in that moment than all the shining stars in the universe . pam: astronomers at mit and caltech set up twin observatories called ligo which last fall -- after 28 years -- they heard something. >> it sounds like a chirp. somethi

josh: even for you? >> even for me. josh: he says he's continuing to evolve as a candidate, and when we asked him if he wanted to return fire on ted cruz after cruz called him a cry baby yesterday, trump styed to take a pass instead saying he'd rather focus on the issues and solving problems. are live pictures tonight, marco rubio will be holding a town hall, we expect to see him shortly. this, by the way, is his fourth town hall of the day. his day began on the seacoast where part of his town hall focused on immigration. then he traveled to manchester before hosting this event in salem. tom: christie made stops in keene and henniker while bush was in pittsfield and derry, where he will be joined by his mother, former first lady barbara bush. jn kasich started is his day in pelham and spoke to students at concord high cool and will end his day in alton. jennifer: ted cruz put a personal problem oh hitting new hampshire hard, drug addiction. cruz spoke at a forum in hooksett and participated in a roundtable discussion. h

josh- from the people i talked to no. nola aigner with polk co said they have not heard of any cancellations of plan. i also josh- from the people i talked said they have not heard of any cancellations of plan. i also made a call to couple travels agents and they told me they people are still excited to travel. a new system could help nevada caucus goers get their votes in much faster than participants in iowa did earlier this month. an iowa democratic strategist company has developed "caucus express" for this saturday's democratic caucus in nevada. it's a digital pre-registration system that gives voters a code skip the sign in line at their local precinct. critics say long lines and too few volunteers led to many caucus goers in iowa leaving before casting their votes. the system's developers say they will talk to nevada officials after saturday's event to see what worked and if it will work for iowa. this morning the second round of the individual brackets begins at the state wrestling tournament. after a big win in st

josh: "historically the best defense does well in the super bowl. the 85 bears, the ravens; seattle a couple of years ago against the broncos. give me a great defense, i like my chances. steve: "right and you look at it, matt ryan for the falcons beat this panthers team. i would rather have peyton manning and the number one defense than matt ryan." josh: "alright, that's the pick. the broncos plus six against carolina. alright thanks steve, it's been a good year. those are your nfl picks, we'll see you again next season." us, as always, is steve mikkelson from the atlantis race and sports book. steve you're taking my team and i love it! the broncos, plus six, against the panthers." steve: "yes, my view on denver broncos, best defense in football, plus six points in a game that i think is going to be very close, i've got to take the broncos here. you know, peyton manning may not be the quarterback he was with the colts and that he's been, but you know what, this guy still knows how to read "you're watching kolo 8 the wolf pack returns to colorado sta

@josh mccown is willing and able @to do it. @he is a great team guy. @ @the next step is to find a @young quarterback. @they will do that in the draft. @they have the number 2. it @ @>>> now, to the cavaliers, they @are red hot. @ @in overtime they win last night @in indiana. @so they are 5-1 under tyson lou @right now. @-- under tyronn lue are 5-1. @they say they are having fun @now playing the game. @>> we are dialing it in a @little bit more. @we continue to keep playing and @press the ball up the floor. @i think that helps on the @defensive end as well. @>>> it is time for the high @school highlight of the week. @they star in gymnastics gets @week award. @tonight, she is the only ohio @high school gymnast to receive @a perfect 10. @that is crazy. @ @>>> we are back at 7:00 tonight. @>> we can't wait.

emily burch -- josh's mother quick burch -- josh's mother 10:29:01> "he had a cervical collar, he had limited mobility, he wasn't able to move his arms." but now...thanks to a robotic two hours after learning this would be the day...josh take his first another... and then another... emily watches with tears in her eyes...as her son, her marine hero... finds his footing again. lcpl josh burch -- u.s. marine corps quick sot!!! [a 00680551(two corps 10:21:59> "trying to concentrate keeping my balance pushing this and he's learning to move in a new way -- adding to milestone for his emotional, mental and physical well-being. doctors say walking could help burch prevent issues-- many spinal cord injury patients have. they include blood clots and trouble breathing. a final look ahead to super bowl 50 between the panthers and the broncos. an acc basketball team enforces a self- imposed exile. and the monster jam returns to the hampton coliseum. the jets are flying in, the celebrity parties are in full swing. and ticket prices get higher every hour. it's super

josh thomas live for us. thank you josh. >>> right now, thousands of runners are getting ready for the gasparilla classic. the race steps off tomorrow morning in downtown tampa. they range from a 5k to a half marathon. we ran into one very excited runner at the 8 on your side health and fitness expo today. >> it is amazing. the energy. there's tons and tons of people. it is just the atmosphere is great. i'm all about the medals too. >> look at leigh spann. she will be running the 15k this weekend. that is the real deal right there. are also lacing up their sneakers. we wish all the runners the best of luck. a lot of roads will be closed. to see which streets will be shut down and how to get around everything, come to our website, wfla.com. >> as opposed to you, keith cate, we will be running not at all either. >> not running unless someone is chasing. >> we have done it for many years. it is fun. >> but the weather, if you are running, terrific. >> starting out the morning with the races through the day and e

josh thomas joins us live in manatee county with this story. josh? well, this boat ramp is a popular one here where boat owners launch off into the manatee river. but a father and son are lucky that some boy scouts were nearby when they took to the water. the father and son left the boat ramp saturday for what they thought one a day of fun, but less than a mile into the trip, the boat hit an object and flipped the boat flipping them into the water. it just so happened a boy scout troop was nearby and heard the cries for help. >> all my first day training that i have taken as a boy scout growing up in the troop. >> so you feel that it came in handy? >> yes it did. otherwise, i wouldn't have known what to do. >> the scouts were ready to administer cpr, but within minutes ems arrived on the scene. >> it was a scary situation, but everyone kept their cool to give a better result for them. what it could have been. >> reporter: the 7-year-old boy and his father were take ton the hospital and the child is still there in the intensive care unit. florida fish

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p>> thanks, josh. p>> we've used the eight weeks pcounting down to the primary to plook at eight key issues in this pelection. p>> this morning, sally kidd plooks at the political climate pthe next president will face. p>> it's a political vendetta. p>> outrageous witch hunt. p>> in congress. p>> nothing is short of patrocious. phow could anyone defend that. p>> where compromise is rare. p>> repulsive and repugnant. p>> gridlock rules the day. p>> what is right is what is pright. p>> you can't be serious about pthis. p>> the partisan warfare preflecting a deeper red-blue pdivide in america. p>> don't walk in here and tell pme. p>> partisan rancor is nothing pnew, but the research finds that pthe political gulf is widening pthe last 20 years. prepublicans more conservative, pdemocrats more liberal, the pcenter is shrinking. p>> can the next president be a punifying force? p>> that's a pipe dream. p>> i'm a uniter not a divider. p>> until the realities of the poffice intrude. p>> he thinks he can write h

thank you, josh lipton. have a good, long weekend. let's get to the headquarters. scott wapner and "the half." >> all right. thanks so much. welcome. let's meet the starting lineup for today. jim with steven weiss and josh brown. our game plan looks like this. oil and opec. energy expert on whether to believe the hype or fade the rally. he's live on set with us today. buy the bio wreck. that's a head of health care says to do. he's live with the stocks to own am

second half, the josh scott show. >>> tennis, australia open men's final. that forehand winner, the first set in 30 minutes. novak wouldn't have to fight too much longer, this is game, set and match. 6-1. 7-5 and 7-6, the numbers. djokovic wins the sixth aussie

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