this is her first lynching. what the cartoonist is implying is that lynching was both a communal entertainment but also involved the participation of women and children. in this particular cartoon they , are very visual. they are very obvious. these are clips from photographs. i think the photograph was the lynching of rubin stacy. >> [indiscernible] ring: oh, so we did do that? ok. one of the things i remember is how you guys are looking at this and you were saying the crowd contains white women, children. we can see they were active participants. they came to witness a spectacle. they were there with family and friends. what do you notice about those pictures? >> they are smiling. ring: they are smiling. >> it looks like an everyday thing. prof. ring: it looks like an everyday thing. no one has any sense of remorse. >> there is no attempt to hide their identity. prof. ring: they are looking directly at the camera. there is no attempt to hide their identity. what about what they are wearing? >> they are normal.

and lynch has, like, 26 interceptions. people that didn't see john lynch play like the three of us did all the time, they want to judge them by the numbers. you got to go beyond the numbers. there's an imtimidation factor. in those days, paul, you could intimidate. the rules were different. you judge a guy in the time he played. >> still a pretty intimidating guy. i shook his hand after the ring of honor ceremony. >> great gentleman, john lynch. thank you so much for your time. >> you're welcome, guys. >>> coming up on the other side of the break, lots more highlights. we'll check in with the usf walmart set out on a mission to to do that, we first had to find the best orange growers. we logged the miles, put in the hours, tasted a lot of fruit, and shook a lot of hands. but we did it for a reason. so that here you'll find the best oranges we've ever had. they're even backed by our 100 percent freshness guarantee. try them for yourself today at . >>> merrick stamped on the brakes and the pc car goes right up into the air,

madame lynch: thank you. good morning. good morning to ranking member honda, the distinguished members and hard-working staff. it is an honor to appear before you today. grateful for the opportunity to discuss the 2017 budget for the department of justice which reflecting our commitment to creating the stronger nation and more empowered communities that deserves.ican in the last year, thanks to the thousands of dedicated men and served the department of justice and thanks to the ongoing support of the distinguished committee, we have taken tremendous steps toward that goal. we have prosecuted violent extremist and dangerous criminals. we have defended the integrity of our markets and the beauty of resources.eally we've also worked to end human trafficking, to disrupt the flow and weapons,ugs and to eradicate international corruption. created new opportunities for second chances in our system and new foundations of trust in our cities and towns. these are real and meaningful achievements. the request set forth

when's the last time you spoke to lynch? before jansen was killed. lynch called. he said he wanted to know why the video of his trip hadn't arrived yet. i told him it was on its way. make me a deal. make me a deal, and i will give you lynch on a silver platter. what can we do here? the sex tours are federal and i am not giving him immunity until we're sure he didn't kill jansen. maybe we can get lynch without damon's help. the doctor's sex tour video is in the mail. have the post office set up a sneak preview. fin: postal inspectors found it in a box marked like potry, and knew it was the real deal. mail carrier drops it off 15 minutes ago. he leaves, lynch comes out, scoops it right up. boy: who is it? police. open the door. como te llamas? juan. quien vive aqui, juan? mi pap* y nosotros. solamente. en d_nde est* tu pap* ahorita? en su studio. he's in the study. lynch: no fastidies. what's up, doc? you can't just barge in here like this. just wanted to watch a little tv. what's on? look like the doc's star of his own freak show. put your hands behind your back. w

live in lynch burg. >>> something positive to keep in mind. thanks. we're keeping you up to date of those outages in our areas. the look at the latest numbers. as you can see, no big changes. fcc reporting about 15 outages in bedford. 50 outages in dim whitty. but overall 200 aep has 1400 outages in west virginia. dominion only has a hand full of outages. but 130 out annals throughout virginia. even if your power hasn't gone out. it's a good idea to be prepared. be prepared by putting together an emergency kit. also, if you just stocked up on grocery and you lost power, consider this, most meat and dairy power need to be tossed if they've been rested at 41 for more than two hours. report your out able. appliances which make circuits over load. and your cell phone charge, have a car charger handy just in case. if you don't have to go out tonight or tomorrow, officials would like for you stay home. roads, still slick and covered by ice. chief meteorologist george he's up next. is. >>> on snow days, many of us use it as an excuse for cheat days. we're ta

but lynch says the party has to be impressed with its electorate. ed lynch, hollins political science chair: 00:35:11 "what the republicans have to be pleased about is that their voters are intense and they are motivated and they are willing to spend that much time with the threat of a major snow storm coming in iowa at the very time they were meeting." 888vo888 because of that intensity, lynch says he expects voters to latch candidates quickly, prediciting the party will have its nominee by march. he says the democratic race will likely stretch much longer than that. in terms of strategy, lynch says it might be wise for clinton to skip campaigning in new hampshire altogether to focus on other states, but he doubts she'll choose to do that. in the newsroom, rob manch, w-s-l-s 10. new at seven ... the south carolina church where nine people were shot to death last year is being nominated for the nobel peace prize. several groups ... including the congressional black caucus and other u-s congress members ... were all part of the nomination committee i

political analyst ed lynch says a margin that close may not bode well for her future campaign. 00:33:35 "hillary clinton was supposed to have a fairly comfortable win and it was anything but. it was the closest in iowa caucus history." lynch says the record breaking numbers may say more about her opponent, bernie sanders. 00:34:21 "now he has great momentum from this near miss going into new hampshire where bernie sanders was already favored. so i think that sanders has got to be thinking that his campaign is in very good on the republican side, ted cruz also recorded a historic night, beating donald trump by 4 percentage points, the largest margin in iowa caucus history. ed lynch, hollins political science chair: 00:33:23 "pre- caucus polls in iowa showed donald trump with a substantial lead, and far from having that substantial lead, he came in a poor second, and almost third behind marco rubio." the field is still muddled with three major candidates, but lynch says a frontrunner will likely emerge quickly. 00:37:49 "i would be surprised if the nomination battle on the republican si

attorney general lynch did not indicate much hope for that. bobby cannot be -- bazin kanani, abc news, washington. jamie: the republican race a focus is on south carolina. the next gop contest is february 20 in that state, south carolina. tonight, all eyes will be on democrats -- hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they will square off in milwaukee in less than 40 hours after sanders won -- 48 hours after sanders won here in new hampshire. between incumbent republican kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. ayotte is making a bold campaign a campaign move. .co since she has gotten into repeatedly railed against third-party special interest groups. if she is really concerned about this, and this is not just a she will do something about it s pledge. jamie: maggie hassan' s campaign has yet to respond to the the people' s pledge was formed in 2012 during the senate race in massachusetts between scott brown and elizabeth warren. the standoff at a wildlife to an end. coming up, the move the fbi took that may lead the remaining four to surrender.

thats little comfort to lynch... who says until something changes in iowa to protect other woman in her daughters situation, she won't move on. 5:35 i'm not quitting until we get iowa to wake up in ames nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. stephanie: shelia lynch has been told that gps monitoring may become an amendment on a of the senate.... bill 3014... but there are no guarantees... 3014 as it currently is written would establish a criminal penalty for violent repeat offenders... and potentially keep some offenders behind bars longer. jack: a high speed wreck this morning leaves car and s-u-v parts all over someone's front yard. the crash happened at 66th street and prairie avenue in that's right in residential neighborhood. cops say the silver car blew through a stop sign, hitting the suv. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital, while the other driver was treated on site. police say speed definitely caused this. neighbors say speeding and racing along 66th street has been a continuing problem -- o

. << (loretta lynch/u. s attorney general): "we intend to aggressively prosecute this case and we intend to prevail." city of ferguson targets african americans . (loretta lynch/u. . attorney

thats little comfort to lynch... who says until something changes in iowa to protect other woman in her daughters situation, she won't move on. 5:35 i'm not quitting until we get iowa to wake up in ames nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. sabrina: lynch has been told that gps monitoring may become an amendment on a bill coming out of the senate.... but there are no guarantees... as for iowa lawmakers, they'll be trying to keep any bills they want passed alive today... any new legislation has to be body of either house of and into a committee on the after today. time for another sam has central iowa's most accurate forecast... but first...a quick look at traffic... euclid... good morning iowa returns after this. are iowa's most team. good morning iowa starts now " thanks for your [day of week] morning, elias: johnson... elias: weather is always first on good morning iowa... iowa's most accurate forecast... sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: we've finally made it to the day we've been waiting fo

lynch. >> we are here. we got to represent. we don't get them enough up in alaska. >> reporter: the oakland native and seahawks running back, he is opening his store two days before the super bowl. >> therefore be it proclaimed that today is "beast mode" day. >> reporter: his family and the oakland mayor joined him in the grand opening. >> we are officially open! >> whoo! >> reporter: marshawn lynch's cousin josh johnson says it's about giving back. >> put jobs and create opportunities for people. that's what we all about. >> reporter: marshawn lynch is upbeat but said very few words. remember last year when he gave the same answer to all the questions at the super bowl? >> i'm just here so i won't get fired. >> reporter: i got a taste of it. how do you feel about the opening of the store? just like that he shook my hand and escorted me out of the store. other media members who asked him questions were booted out, as well. so not media friendly but customer friendly. he shook some hands and took pictures wi

(lynch) "the ferguson police dept's. violations were expansive and deliberate, stopping people without reasonable suspicion, arresting them without cause, and using unreasonable force. these violations were not only egregious they were routine. they were driven at least in part by racial bias." the lawsuit comes after a surprise move this week by the city council... voting to push back against the settlement the justice department after months of negotiations. (mayor) you know the things that we asked for are i think very reasonable.city leaders want to amend the agreement which they say the city can't afford to implement. but attorney general loretta lynch isn't buying that argument. (lynch)"the department of justice and ferguson's own negotiators came to an agreement that was both fair and cost-effective lynch says city leaders leave her no other choice-- forcing litigation to protect the rights of residents the justice department says are treated unfairly by police and a profit-driven court system. (lynch)they have wa

we'll hear lynch's analysis on that race on your w-s-l-s 10 news at 5-30. the fight over school start times in montgomery county comes to a close. we break down what the district's new superintendent has proposed... to end the ntgomery county school on the agenda.... the widely debated change to school start times. it's been a controversial topic over the last year. wsls ten's jenna zibton explains what the superintendent is recommending. jenna after months of debates, meetings and surveys the montgomery county school superintendent will recommend not changing school start times. vo instead... he says there is an opportunity to shorten the bus routes... enabling students to sleep longer. under the plan.... elementary students will still go to school at 9 a.m. and secondary students will still go to school around 7:45 a.m. the superintendent says they have heard from many parents that childcare would be an issue for families if start times were later. the board heard from parents for two hours last month... at a meeting. previously, the school board voted to

. >>> the nation's top cop, loretta lynch is in south florida today. steve litz is live at booker t. washington high school and i saw you tweeting and you were talking about really they are trying to break the barriers and it almost seems like thh don't trust the police. >> repter: you know, it's a fascinating discussion between lynch and some students here. not just from booker t. but also students from other campuses here in miami-dade college, trust and the relationship between police and students, young people, was one of the main topics of discussion. ms. lynch is right now in miami on a national community policing tour and here specifically talking about building trust in law enforcement. several students talked about the influence of the media and social media and the per sipgs that relationships are not good between police and americas youth. couple of students talk about videos that go viral of police brutality and the feeling among some of these students is and they said i they would rather go to somebody else if they have a probl besides a p

thats little comfort to lynch... who says until something changes in iowa to protect other woman in her daughters situation, she won't move on. 5:35 i'm not quitting until we get iowa to wake up iowa. lynch has been told that gps monitoring may become an amendment on a bill coming out of the senate.... but there are no guarantees... as for iowa lawmakers, to keep any bills they want today... legislation has body of either house of representatives and into a other side...or it ends up dead after today. amanda: sam is back now... sam "now, we are iowa's forecast with meteorologist sam weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: the day we've been waiting for all week! today is going to be sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 60s. the only forecast today will be the very strong winds out of the west blowing between 20 and 30 mph with gusts up around 40 mph. tonight we'll see mild with lows falling towards 40 degrees. saturday should be another amazing day with highs around 60 and continued su

and lynch's not so finest moment? [ cursing ] [ cursing ] >> lynch also told passengers he was special forces. he was not! heave showed off what he said were bullet wounds. they were not! in another odd moment, what he said was his pot farm. why he did that? anyone's guess! he is going to be sentenced in may. he faces up to 20 years in prison for doing what he didda, boerpd that flight. >>> lynch wasn't done when he got off the plane in denver. when an fbi agent and police arrived, prosecutors say he threatened to kick their blanking blanks. >>> the irs says cyber attacks on tax payers are more widespread than previously thought. the agency believes tax data for about 700,000 households have been stolen. the agency says the thieves will try to use the information to file fake tax returns next year. everyone affected will be offered free credit monitoring and an identification number to >>> chemistry students at the universality of colorado, boulder, will be excused from their tuesday night exam if they can show a shel

thats little comfort to lynch... who says until something changes in iowto protect other woman in her daughters situation, she won't move on. 5:35 i'm not quitting until we get iowa to wake up in ames nikki davidson " tim: medicaid deadline now 12 days away more than half a million iowans are about to have their care switched over to private out-of- state companies. at the state capital, senate democrats and house republicans spoke candidly about regarding the governor's plan to privatize medicaid.. "pam jochum 4:54 i am calling on the house to take this bill up and gie it a fair hearing. if they are listning to the people they represt, they need to bring this bill up before th eentire iowa house and let there be a vote. linda miller 46:23 the medicaid program is administered by the department of human services. it's program. what the legislates the amount of money medicaid program or the medicaid program." tim: managed-care approval from the federal government. the scheduled roll out date is march first, but the sta

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch considers the highlight. fayetteville is considered a model of good policies. the department of justice helped fayetteville assess it's use of force. lynch will visit miami portland angeles. >>> you are looking live at the scene of charlotte douglas international airport where the carolina panthers are due home fans are there preparing to welcome them back at a rally at bank of america stadium. the team was hoping to return with the vince lombardi trophy but just wasn't meant to be this year. long to another staple. what's taking it's place when we come back. plus a cemetery getting plenty of support for vandalized monuments for it's confederate dead. progress. >>> some moderate to heavy rain moving across parts of the triangle area right now. we'll check out where those areas are and since 1944 we've had over 6,500 winter days and 1.4% of them have had high will we ch tnturylism and e saat ce giu,withvingalth c ye and. d plusof ond o so you wat wtevewhen yes you ayin? the rulofv. ing nd," cceprealeatebyomedn

the lynching took place right in greenville. i remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earl. and when we as children with think of being afraid of anything, we with think about what happened to willie earl. but as we grew older, for some reason, that fear left us because if you can be a young man or a young woman snatched out of jail without the benefit of a trial and brutally lynched, what is it to be afraid of? so when the civil rights movement broke out, many of our parents tried to put fear in us by telling us how dangerous it was. and we realize that it was danger, but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was the possibility that we, if we allowed things to remain the way they were, that we, too, one day could lose our life. the bible says if you save your life, you could lose it, but are you willing to lose your life for the sake of what is right, then you will save it. so we were spontaneous in the civil rights movement. at first, not many activities were covered by the local television sta

loretta lynch spoke to students today at booker t. washington i miami. it was part of a national tour to discuss ways to build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. lynch said in her experience it's young people who fin themselves facing the most trust issues with police. some told lynch they would rather go to someone else for help than the police. >> the people that i found that were most involved weree students. they were young people who were facing the i issues of how to relate to police officers, of how to relate to violence in their community, who were facing the issues of how to feel safe. >> on thursday, lynch visited the doral police department. >>> one bumbling burglar has a butter fingers. coming up next, surveillance video catches a crook that let a fingers. >>> tonight, the hunt is on. south florida police looking for dangerous. gas station. >>> well, we've been in for a great stretch of weather so far. it appears it might stick around for the weekend. find out what the temperatures will be like coming up. >>> we're

i can recall as a child hearing stories about willie earle, who was a young black man who was lynched in greenville by a mob of white cabdrivers. he was taken out of a jail and take it over to pickens county, but the lynching took place right in greenville. and i can remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earle. and when we as children would think about being afraid of anything, we would think about what happened to willie earle. but as we grew older, for some reason, that fear left us because if you can be a young man or a young woman snatched out of a jail without benefit of a trial and brutally lynched, what is there to be afraid of? so when the civil rights movement broke out, many of our parents tried to put fear in us by telling us how danger it -- dangerous it was. we realized it was danger but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was a possibility if we would allow things to remain the way they were, that we, too, could one day actually lose our lives. you know, the parable had taught us, and all of us were good sunday school goers, if you seek

were looking for punch their ticket into the hall of fame, terrell davis, and steve atwater and john lynch were looking at it. but none of them made it. >>> now, all of the focus turns to tomorrow. >> and there is a lot of anticipation, and anxiety for fans. to celebrate. game day is nearly upon us, cheryl. >> reporter: that is why there is an early christmas, the broncos are supposed to be in the room at 10:00, so 2 minutes after, they have a very big day tomorrow, but the fans, hey, they can be up all night if they want. the energy and the excitement was building all day long. both here in santa clara at the team hotel, and north in san francisco at super bowl city. >> two, three! >> reporter: the they look a little excited. the cheer leaders have fired up an enormous crowd. there are thousands and thousands of fans there at super were saying they felt a little out numbered with the orange in the city. there's going to be a big crowd of fans gathered in this same spot tomorrow to watch the game on big screens, and you know what? there was just as much enthusiasm at levi stadium. >> aweso

it says, "thank you, money lynch." and russell wilson tweeted, going to miss sharing the back field with you. the nfl tweeted his stats. beast mode lynch, the former cal running back came to the seahawks in 2010 on a trade with the buffalo bills. many say he is a rare mix of strength and speed. >>> how does learning make a profit when everyone else is taking a bath? >> you want to know how debt? he does it. >> he is considered the mastermind behind what is one of the largest fraud cases in u.s. history. now bernie madoff is the focus of a new true crime movie. madoff was arrested accused of running a ponzi scheme that lost an estimated $18 billion. in 2009 he pleaded guilty to 11 federal felonies and is serving a 150-year sentence. this movie has a lot of people talking about the bernie madoff schedule. today richard del monte is telling us the big thing that we all need to know. how to protect ourselves. richard, thanks for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> give us a little history about the ponzi scheme named

lynch is coming off his tenth season in the league. he was drafted 12th overall by the buffalo bills in 2007, out of cal. gabrielle: a town in wisconsin will probably think twice about using a frozen lake as a parking lot in the future, because of this. nigel: oh, dear. gabrielle: oh, darn. people probably don't think anything of it, but it is normal for midwesterners. winterfest staff used the lake as overflow parking, but the cars started sinking. thankfully, no one was in any of them and no one was injured, but there is no word on the extent of the damage to the cars. nigel: french authorities issued an orange alert today. this, due to the fierce winds slamming into the french coast overnight, with winds up to 87 miles per hour. damage, but many communities were left without power. the public is right now advised to stay away from the shore. look at that. authorities said the storm caused canceled trains, planes, and ferries. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: satellite and radar showing one cold front push

because of president obama's short time left in office, lynch says senate republicans can argue that this is a 30 year commitment and they want to take their time to do background checks, and question the nominees to see if they're a good fit to sit on the supreme court after the president leaves office. in studio duke carter wsls ten. michigan's government is paying for the flint water crisis. 30 million dollars was approved to help pay flint resident's water bills. the measure now heads to the senate then governor rick snyder. today ... dozens of protestors are calling for the prosecution ... and resignation of snyder .. they say the governor committed a criminal act by intentionally poisoning the city's water supply. you've got to figure out how to get clean water to the people of the city of flint and we've also got to make sure that there is a real political accountability researchers will put together 300 water testing kits to be used next week in flint ... to retest the same homes the team tested in august. wsls ten's dawn jefferies will have much more on this ... tomorrow. ma

lynch is left with the option of living in pain. or having a hip >> . treatments can run 12 hundred dollars to a thousand dollars. it's not cheap. it also isn't covered by insurance. both doctors for this story say this is the future of medicine. >> >> sky fox over the area of c 470 and i 25. you can see wind turbine blade. fell off the back of a truck. locking the ramp. from eastbound c 470. to southbound i 25. >> damaged expansion joint on the highway. work rapped up there. shortly before 4. just in time for the >> grocery shopping isn't something he takes for granted. >> different experience. >> during a good month. michael a vietnam vet who fights cancer. and copd. has about 75 dollars to spepb ot food. lately there haven't been many good months. >> police came by. and said eight o'clock tomorrow morning. you're out. >> yesterday he faced eviction. of mix up with his rent payment. led to late fees he couldn't afford. >> i prayed about it. i don't know if he listens but i pray. >> a day later his fortune changed. >> i'm just here to help. >> the mayo

today his agent doug hendrix confirms that marshawn lynch will be calling it quits.great running back, doing most of his damage with the seattle seahawks. and that's the sporting life for right now what. are we going to do? what are we going to talk about? >> he had a bad stomach problem for awhile, a leg injury. >> sports hernia, they call it. >> let me tell you what, marshawn lynch dished out some punishment in his tame as a running back with the seahawks. the 49ers will be glad to see him go. >> i'll never forget beast mode. >> thanks mark. >>> tonight at 10, a healthcare provider under fire. tonight new details about the death of an inmate, and a jail nurse who worries it could happen again. that story and much more coming up tonight at 10:00. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. happy valentine's day. oh, happy valentine's day. aw. ohh! mwah. so, fratelli's to

attorney general loretta lynch did not indicate much hope for that. as economic, abc news, washington. >>> ahead of the succulent a primary, democrat hillary clinton and bernie sanders will to use that time to bring award-winning coverage of lynchburg, bedford, roanoke, and the new river valley. >>> some fast food workers asking for higher minimum wage. demonstrators have stage rallies like ththis one in milwaukee two years ago demanding a minimum wage of $15 per hour. organizers expect more than 1000 protesters outside the debate site tonight. cap it at $12 an hour. the minimum wage is currently at $7.25.>>> the state department may release some of weekend. officials offered to release the emails after a federal judge criticize them for delaying the release. the emails are from the private servers clinton used when she was secretary of state. critics claim the private server put national secrets at risk. the state department has so far released 85 percent of clinton's emails. >>> after four tough days at sea, a cruise ship seriously tossed around in

john lynch is a finalist for the hall of fame. he and terrel davis, steve atwater will find out tomorrow >>> would you spend $250 for this jacket. i wouldn't. the nfl has it's a first -- official merchandising official jackets and hats, right near radio row. you can get it all here. be prepared to pay because nothing is cheap in san francisco. denver's mayor has arrived here in san francisco. did you know he was a mascot way back in the day, back in the 80s? he was the team mascot. with him today. what did he have to say? >> reporter: he wasn't here to be the mascot. there was some scrutiny within being here. he was already recognized by broncos fans when he was only here for one minute work --. a special ethics committee held a meeting today about whether trip by city funds. they determine there was nothing unethical about the broncos donating tickets to him and the city paying for his trip out here. his family will pay for their airfare but they will also have the donated tickets for the game. heee is a photo provided by the may

dungy and lynch are among 15 finalists, joining the likes of brett favre, and curt warner. there will be a new quarterback in the reigns, first will greer transferred and trent harris may be switching positions. word out of gainesville, harris will line up adds wide receiver next year, and for the first time you may see harris at wide out in the spring game. the gators have not confirmed this. we'll have a better idea on harris' situation once spring camp opens. the junior struggled last year under center once will greer was suspended. >>> the lightning continue to be one of the hottest teams in the nhl. they defeated pittsburgh last night, marking the 10th win in the last eleven games. so much for the struggling like offense we saw earlier in the season. the bulls have scored three or more goals in 8 of the last one of the reasons why for the reenergizeed lightning. the now healthy tyler johnson had a great game with a goal and two assists. they can score with anyone no matter what line is on the ice. >> whether it's johnny's line, johnny's really found his stride here the

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political analyst ed lynch at hollins university says the result completely defied predicitions. ed lynch, hollins political science chair - "pre-caucus polls in iowa showed donald trump with a substantial lead, and far from having that substantial lead, he came in a poor second, lynch says the real surprise at the caucus was how much support marco rubio was able to pull ... only falling one percentage point behind trump. meanwhile ... the race for the white house continues on. steve handelsman has made his way from iowa to new hampshire and he has the latest. she rushed to new hampshire, hillary clinton trying to put the best light on last night. when a few coin tosses in iowa decided who got the final democratic delegates; it was that close. nats of cheering after tosses but clinton did not lose -- iowa like she did in '08 hillary clinton / d presidential candidate - "and new hampshire's gonna have to decide who can go toe to toe - with the republicans to make sure they don't wreck us again!!!!! 350 supporters, out before dawn, hailed bernie sanders as a winner, as he came home

lynch posted this photo clearly alluding to the phrase hanging up the cleats. surrounded by rumors of retirement since last season the 29-year-old rusher struggled with injury for the majority of this year. missing nine regular season games, and one in the playoffs. after his tweet lynch received a number of responses on the social media site including kind words from quarterback russell wilson. >>> time now for weather. for that we head down to 30 rock and nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you, chris. you came so close to chasing another blizzard. i know you were there in iowa for the one the day after the caucus there. as far as new hampshire is going to go, and also in new england, this is a close call with this. it's a glancing blow. i know cape cod will be more of a direct hit. but this is just a huge -- this is as big of a winter storm as you will ever see out here just off the east coast. but thankfully it's not heading up the coast. but it's so huge and the circulation so massive it is sending the outer band towards l

lynch introduced his first beast mode store in downtown oakland. hundreds lined up to grab some gear and take a picture with beast mode in person. lynch as usual was silent toward the media, but his mother says she is proud he is doing something positive for his community. you think at the big launch event he wants to say a few things. >> mom can talk. >> he is just here to sell millions of dollars of merchandise. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell addressing the concussion issue in football with one comment in partic four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth-- [train horn blares] ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: don't wait until presidents day to get a better night's sleep. during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery, and sleep train's love your mattress guarantee. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ by riverwalk casino. >> good ev

paxton lynch should go on the first day. that will be exciting. >> looks good. >> he is very tall. >> it must be nice. right after the break. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >> before we leave you, we want to go to troy campbell live at jetty park. last thing we heard from space x is there was a range safety issue which typically means someone has gotten too close to the area surrounding that rocket. are you hearing anything out there? >> yeah. space x said they are trying to confirm a boat was too close to that area. that wouldn't mean weather. now they are adding 10 minutes. falcon introducing longhorn' the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and

lynch confirmed that they plan to mend fences with miami over the fatal shooting histories. gary nelson has the story. >>> with 125 officers. the police department got volumes of praise today from the atty. gen., loretto lynch the nation's top law enforcement officer. >> is an honor for me to be with you. people that are not only doing the work, but living the values we talk about every day. >>reporter: these police have never shot and killed anyone. a model for intense training a community policing avoiding the use of force playing it smart and safe. smith the city. after all, is one of the places that relate to for an example of so many things. treacherous of unlike the small town of ferguson missouri where the fatal shooting of a young uproar. the feds sued ferguson yesterday for backing out of an agreement. there is miami. the justice department blast of the city after 33 fatal shootings by police in less than three years for it. ordering miami to agree to federal oversight. the two and half years later there is no agreement. the mayor told us that one is imminent. >> i

tony dungy and safety john lynch. ira kaufman came down to discuss the chances of either legend getting a bronze bust in the hall. >> most people think there is gonna be one spot open for dungy or lynch. probably not both. i like dungy's chances this year. i hope i'm not jinxing myself, but he's got a lot of support in the room. and is both of them are strong candidates. and i gotta tell you, if you can make a case for all 15. >> we'll find out tomorrow night! seems like the smart money is on tony dungy. >> how could it not be? >>> cash three, 4, 2, 7. play 4, 9, 1, 2, 3. >> mega millions, 4, 6, 23, 55, 75, and the megaball is 2. you just have to trust me on all that. [ laughter ] >> air conditioning, heat, air conditioning, back to heat again. [ laughter ] >> we'll pick up a few clouds in the overnight and is have quite a few by the afternoon. can't rule out a shower, inrand areas -- inland areas. a bit more sunshine on sunday. and the winds lighter too. >> all right. i know you like the puppies! do you like the sea

we don't lynch people in the same way that we used to. we don't have enslavement in the same way. but we still have injustice. and so i feel like i'm supposed to do something about injustice. and whether it's a little tiny thing like just sitting with someone who's been victimized because of their race or their poverty or a big thing like arguing a case at the supreme court, they all feel the same to me. they may look big in one space and small in another, but they feel equally important. and for me, that's not, like, somethin' i have to do. it's something i feel privileged to do. >> bryan stevenson, thank you so much. >> oh you're very welcome. >> appreciate it. >> yeah, you're welcome. [ technical difficulties ] >> big racial and ethnic minorities. after mitt romney was thrashed among minorities by barack obama in 2012, losing latinos nearly 3-1, this was going to be the year to change those numbers. but until any republican can really begin a general election conversation wit

lynch certainly deserves a spot. bit of a long shot to make it this year, but he was definite in the discussion. >> lloyd: kevin, thanks. we're just one day away from super bowl 50. >> but another highly anticipated game is on tap, too. we're talking about the pup pipe puppy bowl, of course. animal planet sent us these photos of some of their stars. that game is a yearly tradition and a campaign to increase adoption awareness. look at the little fur ball. for more news, follow us on twitter. the news is always on fox13news.com. >> lloyd: tmz is up next. we'll see you back here tonight at 11. until then, have a great evening. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer,

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we don't lynch people in the same way that we used to. we don't have enslavement in the same way. but we still have injustice. and so i feel like i'm supposed to do something about injustice. and whether it's a little tiny thing like just sitting with someone who's been victimized because of their race or their poverty or a big thing like arguing a case at the supreme court, they all feel the same to me. they may look big in one space and small in another, but they feel equally important. and for me, that's not, like, somethin' i have to do. it's something i feel privileged to do. >> bryan stevenson, thank you so much. >> oh you're very welcome. >> appreciate it. >> yeah, you're welcome. >> there is so many changes in my life... i was ready for adventures. >> from burlesque dancer to acclaimed artists. >> art saved my life. >> reflections from her new memoir. >> no no no no no... i'm way to dysfunctional to have an ordinary job. >> see what lies ahead for molly crabapple. >> who emerges from life unscathed? >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >>> announcer