notre damemenswers back two drives later - josh woods squeaks underneath to make it 14-7. ohio state led 28-14 at the half. third quarter - deshone kizer nice pass back of the endzone to chris brown - makes it 28-21. but ohio state always ahead and comfortable there - ezekiel elliot with his 4th touchdown of the game - 47 yards here. ohio state wins handily 44-28 over notre dame. after losing their first three games of the season, the south dakota women's basketball team has reboundede nicely. going 9-1 in their last t ten games as the coyotes started conference play in the summit league this afternoon. usd hosting 2-12 denver up in vermillion. jaycee bradley - former norfolk standout - nails the corner three. she had nine points in 16 minutes. usd up 36-32. coyotes kept adding to it kelly stewart - elbow jumper is good - lead up to six. denver was playing with only seven players - just before the half - paige bradley for the pioneers - half court shot why not - usd up 38-3-3at the break. usd pulled away y the second half - nicole seekamp three of her team- high 17 points.

nice effort by josh woods under the basket. misses his shot, but gets the rebound and scores in one motion for lisbon. it worked once, do it again. both teams shooting well early on. woods inbounds to zach smith, he buries a 3. nice shot there. canaan-pittsburg coach jeff noyes and his guys looking for a nice road win. merik marchesseault just misses here, in and out. but logan hailey is there for the rebound and score. canaan pittsburg wins on the road, 60-47. same teams in the girls game. the canaan pittsburg yellow jackets at the lisbon panthers. lisbon at home in white. they come up with a steal, and emma champagne takes it all the way in for the layup. 51-12 lisbon led. canaan-pittsburg hitting the glass here. jordan becker with a shot. amber grabs the rebound in the paint and puts it back up for the basket. great looking jump shot here by kiara burke. good rotation for the lisbon score. and then hayley dumont hits a set shot from the baseline. big smile from her to her teammates on the bench. final score. lisbon over the

. >> patrolman josh wood just could not stand what happened to that family so they asked if their secretanta could give the family new clothing. the chief says go for it. west hampton police tell us they have had two suspects and charges are now pending. how cute is that? a all these violations they are telling them about. >> drive fast, left, right. >> all right. the eagles interviewed another head coach candidate and another one scheduled for the weekend. who are these men? this is all coming up in sports in one minute. >> but first your winning lottery numbers. good luck. heart net. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. sixers had been playing well but then became sixers again. lets get to the wells fargo center last night. twenty-two-zero run from the end of the first in the second. jeremy grant misses everything, but the at least hit the backboard. sixers have no defense. they were down by 33. they lose to atlanta a 126-98. >>> flyers on the road after winning at home on tuesday n overtime after they let minnesota a comeback three- 16789 nice pass by voracek in overtime, michael dell z

laura: josh dobson is not surprised to learn that the wooded warrior is raising red flags in how the organization spends its money. dobson who started his own project called cover my 6 has organized several fundraisers included bringing the wooded warrior amputee softball team to play at principal park. josh dobson: i spoke with the gentleman who branched out with the wounded warrior amputee. they were affiliated in 2012 with the wounded warrior project and they would raise money and laura: former employees say it rakes in hundreds of millions of dollars in donations a year and uses nearly half of it for salaries and lavish events. josh dobson: they are using our injuries, our darkest days and hardships, to make money. so you can have these big parties? laura: dobson, who started cover my 6 in honor of his brother says his nonprofit gives back 100% to ireland veterans -- iowa veterans. josh dobson: i am proud to raise money to help people. laura: he says this news does not deter people to donate to a worthy cause. josh dobson: people donated money thinking it will go to a good cause

josh: the 50' s are gone. jean: thank you. rescue crews saved a teenager lost in the woods in utah. josh: 14-year-old brayden nielson was hunting with a friend when he became lost. he says he became disoriented and cold. he used his cell phone to call his hunting partner and 911. nielson also shot off his gun hoping it would lead someone to him. eventually, he saw the rescue crews and called 911 to direct them where to go. >> i saw two pairs of headlights. i started walking to them. i think god led me that whole way through. hours and did not have a survival pack with him. huge difference. jean: and if you had a hike safe card in 2015, it expired at midnight. the 2016 new hampshire fish and game voluntary hike safe cards are $25. they help reimburse the cost of a rescue if you become lost, but they won' t help if officers decide you were being reckless. you can purchase the cards on the fish and game website. announcer: now, news 9 sports. jim: a classic matchup for the winter classic. today, gillette stadium hosted the rival boston bruins and montreal canadiens. close to 70,000 enjo

reporter: stephanie woods, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016, in the eight weeks leading up to the presidential primary we're focusing on the eight biggest issues facing the country. jean: so far education hasn't been a big talker in the race for president. nikole killion explains why. terror to the economy dominating headlines, education is still at the head of the class for many voters. >> historically education has been a really important issue. reporter: policy expert milk -- rick hess. >> people care about social security, health care, road and bridges and they care a lot about schools and colleges. but how much they focus on these things depends on how the election plays out. >> when we look at data on how satisfied people are with the public schools, they tend to assign quite favorable ratings to the schools in atheir local community, even if nay express concern with school nationally. reporter: topping the list, the cost of higher education, charter schools and controversial academic standards like common core. >> repub

it took 15 minutes for police to find josh einiger when he hid in the woods. it's an advantage that avonte's mother feels could have helped find and save her son when he ran from his queens 1k5078. his body was found months later. >> i don't want another family to experience this. i hope someone will have a heart and say let's passed. >> senator schumer is sponsoring avonte's law in the senate pushing for funding for the trackers. bernard township police paid for the bracelets themselves. thy say it gives dozens of children's peace of mind for the cost of $6,000. >>> the life and legacy of david bowie was honored in new york city. a musical contribute in fact. we suspect he would have because it was on ice. the winter village in bryant park hosting a skate oddity, classic bowie songs and face painted to ziggy star dust. he died of cancer on sunday. >>> working out -- >> so many celebrity deaths to start the year. they say things come in threes, natalie cole, bowie, rickman the actor t. weird how it happens in threes. hans from diehard the best. >> new jersey s

josh: it's not perfect on the edges. it has a nice little curve to it. like the natural woodeflects what the original beam looks like? >> josh: yes. >> josh: it's made out of paroda, whic

josh. one of the racers in the great north woods sled dog challenge is just 13-years-old. tom: for tonight' s escape outside, wmur' s paula tracy talked to the young musher about her early start in the sport. paula: lara renner is a veteran of the north country race, which starts at the omni mount washington hotel. the eighth greater is in training for the junior iditarod. renner has been running her team of dogs since she was 10. it all started with the movie "snow buddies." after that, her parents took her to the sled dog races in laconia and she got her first dog, , storm, as a birthday present. renner' s father has been helping her a lot, along with peter franke, from new durham, who trains with her regularly. at next month' s great north woods challenge, renner will compete in the eight-dog class, she' s run this race before, and last year did the 30-mile can-am races deep in the woods of maine. she hopes that rigorous training will have her and the team ready for the 2018 junior iditarod, covering 150 miles outside of anchorage, alaska. for more on her training, s le

woods. for more on the pulse and a busy day on the trail in iowa, josh mcelveen joins us live from des moines. josh: the 2016 election will be the iowa caucuses. every candidate who has been here is looking for a boost out of iowa heading into new hampshire eight days later. others. we have a new look on where the tonight in the wmur-cnn granite state paul. a little more than a week before the primary bernie sanders holds , a commanding 23-point lead in new hampshire, with 57% of likely democratic voters saying they would give sanders their vote. an increasingly steep hill to climb for hillary clinton, even considering the 41% of say they have yet to make their pick. as for likely republican voters, 61% are undecided. for those with made their choice donald trump remains firmly atop , of it at 30%. after that it' s ted cruz, marco rubio, john kasich, and chris christie in a statistical tie for second place factoring in the margin of error. jeb bush is right behind that group with carly fiorina. rand paul and ben carson need an amazing final week in new hampshire. there is one more number to c

firefighters would join woods' family and friends at their viewing to say their final good-bye to the man that grew up and was close to many in the department, including the other josh at station nine. >> we have the same name and that to me they would need to have fun to play and that is how they would get along. >> the firefighters say that it will be that playful spirit and willingness to help anyone that they miss the most and they know that they would have wanted to go rushing to the aid of someone in need. >> i know that he wouldn't have it in any other way. and that it would hurt. that's how they would have wanted it. >> the fire truck will be a part of wood's funeral service scheduled for saturday at 1:00. arielle clay wral news. >>> state troopers say that speed did play a role in that crash. >> remembering the life and legacy of dr. martin luther gather today at the mlk junior memorial gardens in raleigh for a wreath laying ceremony. their 87th birthday and the official holiday that is on monday. the 36th annual martin luther king triangle interface prayer breakfast is on monday morning at 7:15 near the imperial hotel at triangle park. and they are a proud

reporter: firefighters joined woods' family and friends at their viewing to say their final good-bye to the man that grew up in their community and close to many in the josh at station nine. >> we have the same name. as we would like to have fun. and that is how they got along the best. >> reporter: they say that it is that playful spirit and willingness to help anyone that they miss the most. if he had to go they know they would have wanted to go rushing to the aide of someone in need. >> i know he wouldn't have it any other way. and so it hurts, but that's how he would have wanted. >> reporter: this fire truck will be a part of his funeral service, which is scheduled for saturday at 1:00. arielle clay wral news. >>> state troopers say that speed did play a role in that crash. >>> remembering the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr.ommunity leaders gathered today at the memorial gardens in raleigh for a wreath laying ceremony. today would have been dr. king's 87th birthday. the official holiday is monday. breakfast is monday morning at 7:15 at the sheraton hotel. our parent company is a proud sponsor. you can watch the event on wral.com. from 8:

wood with the finish... then in transition -- noah peck wide open for 3... grizzlies go on to win 53-40 over to sparks... shot at free buffalo wings... he's got josh little range...and accuracy! railroaders hosting truckee... wolverines trying to snap an eight-game skid... this will help!.. kick it outside for the three... sparks answers... d-low goes down low... scores on the drivfe to the hoop... here's a nice pass... ben miller no-look... inside to jake holmes... what up holmes... bruce hicks with a nice move here.... the running hook off the glass... sparks snaps a four- game skid... ricky guadron nice feed to agustin juarez... sparks wins it 64-51 few more scores called in -- douglas rips damonte ranch... south tahoe knocks off spring creek and incline falls to west wendover 68-44 back to girls hoops for hug and mcqueen... wait i thought yesterday was national hug day... this one was all mcqueen... sadaria 2... open for 3 -- nothing but net... later -- holly white -- defender and banks it hug trying to keep it dribble -- nice shot... then zepeda moves out a little farther -- quick release and hits the 3... but the lancers were dominant tonigh

woods. >> i bring in new york city corrector josh barrow.ng to you. >> good morning, jose. >> cramer said the markets are slowing. >> i think investors have been basically trying to figure out how much to panic. the decision today has been to dial back and panic less. the markets are up all over the u.s. and i think the sense is while china is slowing, maybe the chinese situation isn't as bad or as contagious as people thought it was going to be. we up now but, man, some big beatings last week. >> absolutely. in the u.s. the jobs numbers continue to look good, we've had this long economic expanse that's looked better and yet there are always these worryingnd kateors around the world. china is one of our largest trading partners. it's actually our third largest export partner. we sell more stuff to china that mexico. and there's all sorts of trouble in europe. i think the question has been how long can the u.s. sustain the kind of lonely expansion we've been having, even if things stay strong here, we can be dragged down the p by the rest of

josh einiger tested out one bracelet. it took about 15 minutes for police to find him when he hid in the woods. it's an advantage that oquendo's mother feels could have helped find her son when he ran away from the queens school in 2013. his body was found months later. >> i don't want another family to experience this. i am hoping that someone will have a heart and say let's get this passed. >> senator charles schumer is sponsoring the law in the the u.s. senate pushing for funding for these kind of trackers. if you want to leave more, visit abc7ny for a link to a petition and more information. >>> we have extraordinary images and harrowing story coming in from outer space this morning. >> a space walk had to be cut nassau astronaut began to fill with water. abc's sarah haynes has more on the story. >> reporter: in hollywood, blockbusters like gravity show how space walks can turn disastrous in an instant. that silver screen may have nothing on the real havoc. a tablespoon of water caused astronauts friday on the international space station. >> small amount of water. we have the location and t

parole, and he had just's -- had just/somebody with -- josh -- just/-- slashed somebody with a kitchen knife, and there's a proposal to make a mario woods remembrance day.>> this is clearly a convicted felon and has preyed on some of the most vulnerable victims and the bayview district, this is really despicable.>> the poa is saying there is no problem. they want to stick their head in the sand.>> reporter: the supervisor says that the point is not to highlight woods as the individual, but rather to raise an awareness overall about the need for reform.>> a discussion at 2 pm at the san francisco city hall will be held on whether they will grant the mayor's request.>>> the san francisco police department has a new public relations campaign designed to improve the relationship with the community.>> i officer mike maloney pledged to serve the people of san francisco faithfully and honestly, without prejudice, and i will not tolerate hate or bigotry in my community or for my fellow officers.>> the campaign is called "not on my watch." it has those that will confront fellow officers, and will not tolerate racism. >>> dozens of people having

woods. not exempt but a fairly reliable constant. we are hearing from josh earnest, i think, the treasury department is closely monitoring the market movements. no doubt watching fox business as they are. when they say they're closely monitoring things, hmmm? that's a sell-off all right. chris, good to see you in the flesh. >> good to see you. neil: what do you think is going on? the debate, talking about a stumbling start to the markets. you don't want to get ahead of yourself had a 2008 feel. >> i do. i think we've seen warnings from the major banks we're going to go into another depression. stock market is starting to sell off, people are starting to panic, and no one is sure what we can rely on in the next year. neil: we have gotten into this before, this is a market propelled by accommodative fed. seemingly low interest rates, but it's been propped up on training wheels, too. they're taking the training wheels away and the markets don't like that? >> the economists are warning if the government is able to push back the hurt, they're not able to cure it.

josh: although new hampshire will be spared from most of this snow, granite staters still feeling the effects, especially travelers. this is the current status of flights through the manchester boston airport. stephanie woods is there tonight. reporter: reporter: yes, usually when you come to the airport you see a lot of smiles, people are welcoming their loved ones or going on vacation. unfortunately we're seeing very few smiles tonight. we're seeing a lot of red and yellow on the board, that's bad news for fliers who want to get away. so far today manchester has seen seven flights shut down coming into manchester, and five flights going out have been canceled. all the flight to and from baltimore, washington d.c. and with many out of newark and philadelphia also affected. after visiting family in manchester, they were supposed to fly back to st. louis tonight. but they don't even see their flight on the board. >> we're probably not going to make it back, we'll probably be staying here a couple more days. >> they'll probably send us to chicago first, because some flights got canceled, be there for four or five hours. reporter: the lesson is that even if you are not flying to a mid atlantic flight today or