lubbock texas. oklahoma trailed texas tech by two. helped out by a couple of fans, but takes issue with something said from behind him. you can't do that. he was teed up. he apologized to the fan, but was given a three dame suspension. smart is considered a solid nba prospect. >> >> united states won their second gold medal. a day after the u.s. won in slopes >> one of the last to drop and it just felt so good to be able to do something that i knew i could do and i bleached it, but just having the passion and determination to really do what i'm capable of. >> the u.s. also won the bronze medal in team figure skating.

oh but the anecdotes to be seen around the city of lubbock a rougher than that rick snell kind boss to its movement. a spokeswoman for the organizing committee of eight on the story that said we have a special service the accused old. he's a sixty seven. and as far as i know that the city has gotten a kennel or shelter. but they also catch them and examine them stay with the help they can leverage does exist in the sixty minute and speaking with the game's about to begin consent of the buildings and strike talks will soon be replaced with the excitement of competition although some opted to jump the gun to the living village. one of the overriding concerns in the build up to and during the winter and addictions security is the best medicine for the test during the games in sochi which was a western edge of the many muslim north caucasus. two suicide attacks late last year brought the southern russian city of all go grab some four hundred miles from sochi. the recent wave of attacks has claimed the lives of over thirty people at most a heightened concerns for medical devices we have to

they have not when -- one in lubbock gold medal since 1980. the u.s. has 16 medals so far.ny has only 12. the most -- they have the most gold levels. >> you do have 400 million reasons to play powerball this wednesday. the jackpot is $400 million, one of the largest rises in lottery history. there were no winning tickets sold on saturday. the lump sum payout would be nearly 200 and 20 -- $228 million. >> we are giving away tickets to aldean.see jason will to our website and we -- you can enter. time to check the forecast. it is cold. it has been worse. it has been worse. snowflakes onome the ground. at least the dusting by the time he went up tomorrow. >> we will hit the 50's a little bit later. >> we will hit them later in the week. we have some snow in the forecast overnight. we could get a little bit of a mix. you want to make sure the you tune in tomorrow morning to get the commute for sure. our big story today is the cold. but of the windchill factors, down in the 20's. it is on the cold side and you need to bundle up throughout the day. high pressure controlling our w

. >> yellowhouse canyon is 200 acres of very rough terrain just outside the city limits of lubbock, texas. in 1870, it's where the comanche indians exchanged their prisoners for horses.

i looked at tulane, texas tech, which is where my dad went, in lubbock, not far from where i grew up,nd i looked at the university of texas. with one of my really good high school friends, we both said, let's go to smu. that is what we decided to do. i watched a lot of smu football players like don meredith and a few others at the high school and i knew about smu from their football program. also, they are southern methodist and this is a methodist school. >> what was it like growing up in midland, texas in the 1950's? >> it was a wonderful place to grow up. midland is very safe and eight very loving community where you knew if you did anything wrong and some neighbor saw you, they would tell on you. we were free to go everywhere in midland. we rode our bikes to the little shopping center to eat lunch at the pharmacy. the drugstore, i had lots of really good friends and i am still very close with the people i grew up with in midland. in fact, i hike every year with a group of four other midland friends of mine. we see each other all the time. it is really terrific now to be with them.

. >> yellowhouse canyon is 200 acres of very rough terrain just outside the city limits of lubbock, texas. in 1870, it's where the comanche indians exchanged their prisoners for horses. 125 years later, the area became known for something else, when some hunters found what looked to be a human skull. >> we treat it as a crime scene, making the assumption that it is a strand of hair. forensic anthropologist dr. harrell gill-king estimated the bones had been exposed to the elements for over a year. one piece of bone called the sacrum indicated the victim was female. >> the shape of the sacrum in females is distinctive. it's much more flared. it's all part of the birth difference between females giving birth and males not. >> the shape of the skull suggested the victim was caucasian, and the cranial sutures were not yet closed, meaning the victim was young, between 18 and 24. the anthropologist also found evidence of knife wounds. >> i think we had one to the shoulder blade, six to the vertebrae, and then another four or five. so, 12 or 13 injuries that we discovered and mapped into the cut

. >>> a rapidly escalating scene in the waning seconds in lubbock, texas, oklahoma state versus texas tech when oklahoma state all-american marcus smart committed a foul, went out of bound, tumbling into a crowd. that's when he confronted a man who appeared to say something to him, then push really did come to shove and it briefly got ugly. smart was handed a technical and sat out the remainder of the game. late today came word he has been suspended for the next three games. >>> a nice touch on this sunday as we mark the 50th anniversary of the beatles' first visit to america. the ed sullivan theater on broadway in manhattan has made the marquee out front exactly as it was 50 years ago as millions of americans tuned in to see the wacky mop tops. we didn't know they'd go on to change the world in their own way. >>> a landmark for mixed breeds, specifically the dog variety. they were allowed to compete in a special competition before the annual westminster kenl club dog show in new york. they have a plight euphemism for mutts there. called all-american dogs. while this doesn't mean memb

will be suspended for three games after shoving a texas tech fan during saturday night's game in lubbock, texas. smart stumbled out of bounds and the fan, jeff orr, had called him something nasty, i think we should say, which caused this altercation or issued a statement that he regretted his actions and clarified that he did not use any racial slurs. he also apologized for possibly embarrassing fellow tech fans. here is smart on the incident. >> this is not how the program is ran. this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me, you know. just can't let that happen again. it's something i have to learn from, a lesson i have to learn from, the consequences that are coming with it. i'm taking full responsibility. >>> number one syracuse is still perfect. clemson kept it close. beautiful slam dunk. 23-0, syracuse wins 57-44. big big 10 upset, unranked wisconsin beats michigan. 58-all with seconds left. hustles in, nails the game-winning jumper. there he goes. badgers take it 60-58. >>> on saturday westminster dog show kicked off with the agility competition, allowing mix

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a junior from texas a&m university, from lubbock, texas...ardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, everyone. and welcome aboard for the first game of our semi-finals. an interesting distribution of talent has made it into the semi-finals. we have three seniors, three juniors, and three sophomores. let's see how it works out. whitney, tucker, and laurie, good luck in this game today. this is sudden death, as you know. only the winner will advance, and here are the categories in the first round of play... next, you'll deal with... that's followed by... and finally... and those two letters coming up in each correct response. laurie. i'll take college towns for $200. tucker. what is athens? that's it. college towns, $400, please. tucker. what is gainesville? you got it. college towns, $600, please. laurie. what is dartmouth? right. college towns for $800.

a junior from texas a&m university, from lubbock, texas... berkeley, from cupertino, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the first half of the finals in this year's college championship. at the end of tomorrow's program, the name of one of these three players -- kevin, tucker, or terry -- will be inscribed on our college championship trophy, which sits in the "jeopardy!" hall of fame just a few feet from here. the champion will get to go home with $100,000 in cash, and, of course, this handsome college championship trophy. who gets to keep it -- kevin, tucker, or terry? good luck. let's go to work. starting off with... next we have... the word "assistant" in quotation marks. it always does. and, kevin, you get to select first. let's go to 6-syllable words for $200. [ chuckles ] he just did one of these... [ mutters ] does "veterinarian" have, uh, that many syllables? terry: oh! that's the word we were going for. pick again.

from lubbock, texas... and a senior at harvard university. from saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada...ow here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everyone. this is the fourth of our quarter-final matches. as you know, the winners of the five games this week get to come back as semi-finalists next week, along with the four highest scorers among non-winners. eric, tucker, julia -- oh, you all look so eager. good luck. here we go -- the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories for you. we start off with... and finally, we'll give it the old college "-try," not "try," even though it's spelled t-r-y. "-try" -- remember that. julia. i'll start with let's begin the lecture for $200, please. tucker. what is the international monetary foundation? no. julia? what is the world bank? the world bank, yes. not the imf. lecture for $400, please. [ beep ] "what are identical twins?" julia, back to you. lecture for $600, please.

a junior from texas a&m university, from lubbock, texas... ...whose cash winnings total...eley, from cupertino, california... ...who won $8,765 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. d-day. decision day. whatever the contestants earn today will be added to these scores that you see in front of them to determine the $100,000 champion. let's get rid of these figures now, take them down to zero. good luck. let's go to work. here are the categories... ...with the "h" in quotation marks. y'all know what that means. you also know that... you'll deal with... and finally... you have to name the performer more closely associated with the tune. kevin, start. johnny gilbert performs today's hits for $200. all right, go johnny. [ johnny reading ] terry. who is robin thicke? correct. um, johnny gilbert performs today's hits for $400.

. >> >> final seconds left in lubbock texas. oklahoma trailed texas tech by two.hind him. you can't do that. he was teed up. he apologized to the fan, but was given a three dame suspension. smart is considered a solid nba prospect. >> >> united states won their second gold medal. a day after the u.s. won in slopes >> one of the last to drop and it just felt so good to be able to do something that i knew i could do and i bleached it, but just having the passion and determination to really do what i'm capable of. >> the u.s. also won the bronze medal in team figure skating. russians picked up their first gold in that event while canada took the silver. >> >> here are the totals -- . that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap, see you tonight at 10:00. >> >> we'll see you then. >> >> coming up on the 10:00 news, we will be on storm watch as the latest storm makes one last push before heading out. >> >> plus, why some parents are not getting their children immunized. we'll take you to a bay area school where three out of four students don't have their sho

start in lubbock, texas, 19th ranked oklahoma state cowboys taking on big 12 rival texas tech.state marcus smart tries to go for the block, ends up out-of-bounds. this is what happens next. that push there, he stayed on the bench until the final buzzer, was given a technical foul. he said he pushed the fan because the fan called him the n word, a racial slur. after the game, they said they would review the matter and focus on smart's punishment. now we know it will not, controversial boxing match will not take place, largely auto seen as a publicity stunt with strong backlash, posted on twitter. he's the wrong person to put in the ring defining celebrity boxing. number three, too much to handle for flappy bird. it was released last year. so popular with the u.s. and beyond. it's been removed from the apps store by his creator. he posted, i'm sorry. i cannot take this anymore. the game was pulled from existence noon sunday. good news, we hear if you have the apps already you can still play. it was the number one free downloaded app at google stores. >>> number four, outrage crea

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i looked at tulane, texas tech, which is where my dad went, in lubbock, not far from where i grew up, i looked at the university of texas. with one of my really good high school friends, we both said, let's go to smu. that is what we decided to do. i watched a lot of smu football players like don meredith and a few others at the high school and i knew about smu from their football program. also, they are southern methodist and this is a methodist school. >> what was it like growing up in midland, texas in 1950? >> it was a wonderful place to grow up. midland is very safe and eight very loving community where you knew if you did anything wrong and some neighbor saw you, they would tell on you. to go everywhere in midland. we rode our bikes to the little shopping center to the lunch at the pharmacy. lots -- thee has drugstore, i had lots of really good friends and i am still very close with the people i grew up with in midland. withct, i hike every year a group of four other midland friends of mine. we see each other all the time. it is really terrific now to be with them. now it takes

mike says that team heads out for the regional competition in lubbock, texas, march 60 through the 8thnd there will will -- 6th through the 8th and there will be another at the end of march at george mason university with the final goal of making it to the finals in st. louis april 24th. >>> right now at 6:00 your first alert. we are warning you now about a potentially damaging storm just days away. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in silver spring. coming up the holocaust survivor who could not survive crossing u.s. 29. when i come back, scrutiny on the timing and the pedestrian light here. >> then a different kind of tax fight, are people with disabilities at a disadvantage? coming up an equal opportunity for the bottom line. >>> it is going to be another cold night across our neighborhood. that cold air will have a big impact on what form of storm we're tracking for next monday is actually going to take. >> we've been talking about this for days now. first alert meteorologist topper shutt is in the weather system keeping a close eye on this system and this has got you concerned. >> it d

and day to lubbock humanitarian truce six hundred civilians are rescued from the rubble of the syrian city of homes areas of the city have been under siege. the six hundred days. welcome back to full swing counties are monks police force. the stiffer actually of the halls of pages in switzerland have given their backing to plans to introduce quotas on in the current numbers fifty point three percent backed the proposals in this week's referendum which it sees the swiss government which the swiss government brought was a good home the countries that cardinal server nations the european union. around a quarter of the alpine nation's eight million inhabitants are in fact foreigners often more on that we can speak not to annex a slow conductor is not a lawyer and a former swiss ambassador your opinion was taken in just a moment but before that but succumbed to this report. a referendum postie the smallest of margins between the game the patience to switzerland's immigration policy. the key point three percent dismissed but it is back to stop mass immigration and the steep which also won t

we'll be talking about 6 to 10 inches of snow from places like lubbock up to central oklahoma.ble. out across the west we'll see more rain move into the coastal areas of california. great, great news. light rain but any rain we get is good. take a look at the future radar here. we're looking fine game time today, but look at that. you see that white going across new york city tomorrow. so we just threaded the needle here for snow in the northeast and around new york city, which is pretty amazing. right now i want to toss it over to brian kilmeade. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: wow, rick, you want to know what it is like where i am? just step over and you can know what it is like. nest half hour i promise i'll be inside the stadium. but for now, here's what's happening in the nfl. yesterday was a big night because they had this nfl honors award, the third annual one, where they give out the awards for the season ending. guess what? the mvp, no surprise, peyton manning, of course he wasn't there getting ready for today's game. so he gets his fifth mvp in terms of al