terry: you're sure this isn't malcolm stapleton? yes, i'm sure, because that's malcolm's brother. what happened to him? he was involved in an accident. what's the brother's name? bill stapleton. he showed up a few months ago, said malcolm had gotten a job back east did malcolm ever talk about having a brother, or say anythin about getting a new job? no. never even said good-bye. okay, well, thank you for your time. thank you. okay, so our dead guy is the brother of a manho was an only child. right. where do you want to start? i'm thinking if he never said good-bye, maybe malcolm never moved from her let's talk to the manager. the super said contractors came in to do work down here, but the owner never ordered the work. hey. check this out. ( knocking ) looks brand-new. don: whoa. see that? terry: looks like we just found malcolm. we found a body identified by fingerprints as malcolm stapleton. terry: we think the man you shot killed stapleton and stole his identity. i'd like to be there when you talk to the me. all right. malcolm stapleton died from massive blood loss after his ca

malcolm x. in the opening sentence of the report behind me, little noticed that the unia division are local in omaha had met in june at liberty hall, 2570 lake street with earl little presiding. she did not mention that the omaha division president was her husband. the meeting began with prayer, the singing of the icy mountain. the unia gathering or the song that they sang at the start of all of its meetings. louise little closer the report by noting that the unia, rather the omaha unia had launched a quote mentorship drive end quote. the quote neither contained information about little nor her husband, know the details of the size of the local membership. a short report states. this short report stands as the only known document, the only known document in historical archive of the garvey movement written by louise little. although she disappeared from the official record of the unia, little remained actively involved in the transaction organization at the grassroots level and struggled against

in 1955, malcolm x. would be hoping people organize the black panthers of total party and after a number of twists and turns and shifts and influences in the proliferation of organizations, by 1966, carmichael as the chair, ruby smith robinson as its executive director and james forman, the former executive was leading the effort around black liberation and international affairs. .. i talk about either the wells and we can get to that in the question and answer organized a 1963. and before the iconic moment of the black power cry in 1966. i begged from farm to farm. they went on thinking kill me after my car went on to the pitch. in 1963. after the years of slave labor and the most inhumane sinister and barbaric atrocities that passed the magnitude perpetuated against human beings and their history of the planet earth and an additional 100 years of freedom accompanied by terror, the committees seeking the reparations, the payment of reparations is an absolute necessity for the government of the united st

malcolm-jamal warner plays his friend. he is witnessing a firestorm surrounding his tv dad bill cosby. and in a candid interview, he opens up to me about everything. let's go inside malcolm in the middle. you're in a very interesting position, because you're intertwined with these two iconic american heroes who seemingly lead double lives. the comedian will be cleared of >> doou know what's going on here! o.j.'s in the back seat with a gun to his head! >> have you taken a breath to see the parallels between what's going on with this role and what's happening with mr. cosby? >> no, i've not taken a breath about that. obviously, you see both situations. the media has helped make them both becomom major circuses. >> while cosby was no doubt a father figure to malcolm -- >> thanks, dad, thanks, dad. >> he embodies the brotherhood between o.j. simpson and his best friend, a.c. cowlings who will forever be known as the man who drove the bronco. >> i'm tired of you driving me around, a.c. >> we just saw the bronco chase. that was

is right now, malcolm. >> well now,-- [ inaudible ] >> malcolm, i just have to stop you right there.pologies, we're having trouble understanding what you're saying. our apologies to our viewers for that connection with malcolm. he was reporting from uganda and telling us that the opposition leader has been arrested but he has subsequently been released. >>> in other news u.n. investigators are requesting north korea to be investigated for crimes against humanity. the investigators are asking the u.n. human rights council to notify leader kim jong-un that a request has been made for the serious charges. this comes as north korea is under heavy scrutiny from the international community after launching a satellite a week ago. >>> now, pope francis has visited a children's hospital in mexico city. he was accompanied by mexico's first lady angela rivera. earlier the pope held mass in front of millions of people in a notoriously violent and poor suburb of the capital. pope francis is now visiting the poorest state, the indigenous population has been marginalized there for years and has the

whether it's frederick douglas, malcolm x, martin luther king, and so forth. even mohamed ali in terms of his public aspirations and psychological presentation, he referred to god and he called on the spirit. and so the martin luther king legacy is going to be the temperature plate for black history, forever, in terms of -- because of its emphasis on the dignity of man, the inclusion of other races which the bible teaches and taught him which he taught all of us, that is the success form a, that's the winning temperature plate tte of win template. >> you were talking about canada. >> i hope we reach out to our canadian counterparts because i know publications this as well as england so we can have a dialogue during black history month. i think there are stories in america that should be exported and taught around the world. and more specifically there's the what happened at charleston, at the ame church in charleston. that is bhak history. -- black history. that's the influence of king. that's the influence of tupperman, howard thurman. >> great people. why do

our man malcolm webb is there right now. and you saw the arrest. what happened malcolm?reporter: that's right. we had been called by people from the opposition party, a small group of journalists were invited to come along to take us to what was alleged to be a house in which the vote rigging operation was being conducted. the parked outside, they knocked on the great, and people inside jumped over the back fence, but then they were apprehended down the road, and disarmed, and their ids and guns suggested they were from the uganda police. uniform police arrived. there was a standoff for sometime, as the supporters demanded access to the house, where they said the vote-rigging was going on. and culminating with the senior officer ordering the people to be arrested. >> you managed to get this on film. we're waiting for these pictures to come back to us at al jazeera. tell us about the atmosphere there. >> reporter: polling in some stations has gone smoothly, but in many there was massive delays. polling stations not opening until the middle of the day oefrn hour. in that s

and malcolm webb was our correspondent there. you saw this go down.ow did it lead up to this particular point where he was taken away? >> reporter: the opposition -- people from the main opposition party had called us and some other journalists, and said they wanted to show us a house that they said there would be information, and they had been surveying this house for some days, and they had evidence to suggest that there was a vote rigging operation inside. so we followed them to this house to a wealthy residential neighborhood in the city. there was a police vehicle -- a vehicle marked with police markings outside. and inside when they went up to the gate, the people inside the house jumped over the back fence and ran off. some were apprehended by supporters. at least two of them were carrying handguns, which had markings of the uganda police. the supporters managed to disarm them and also handcuffs and some other property that they took them. the police arrived a short while after. the opposition and his supporter demanded access to the house, but

they got together and they found out that malcolm x. was coming. and malcolm x.rican country to bring a charge of genocide against the united states. and all of the people from america who were there, the blacks from america, got together and supported him and talked with him and protested and went into the united nations and went into the embassies to discuss this. so it was during that time that they met and talked about the ideologies that he had and became close. and they really became close. thy johnson also had some time with malcolm x. for that amount of time, they spent that together and she was, as she says, coming back to the united states to work with them. amy: where did she hear that he was assassinated? >> i believe she had a conversation, when she came back to the united states, from the airport. and then by the time they were to get together to actually get together, he had been assassinated and someone told her to stay in her apartment. had she seen the news? came overno, and they to deliver that information to her because they knew that it would

malcolm brogdon led uva with 26 points. our very own kevaney martin is on the scene for the game and has all the reaction for the hoos and heels. :26-:30:44-:49:56-1:00in front of a packed john pa jones arena, the number 3 ranked virginia cavaliers pulled off the 79-74 win over the 7th ranked north carolina tar heels. with 4 separate cavaliers scoring in double figures. but the story was malcolm brogdon's 26 points. he has been terrificc as conference play. and really most of all in his career. but i thought about malcolm alot. as i was thinking about the game today. there iss a lot of stuff a lot of things. hanldeld it was great. he might have done his traditional yamn before tip off. just to make sure he was steady. he was rock solid. i am always talking to malcolm to be out team that much better. because after a while he is drawing t2 or three people. he great passer. he is setting other guys up. and hitting open shots. bro the best players in the league last year and this year. he has always been. he is a tough match up

let's go to malcolm web in kampala. >> is there any suggestion that it is getting more serious. that there are charge levied against him and that they may take it further? >> what is slightly different they have described their detention as brief detentions and per recommendtive measures. this time they said they would be charging him. they said him and his forces were creating protests and there would be violent opposition. they said it would be peaceful. this comes in contact where the opposition say that the election was rigged. local observers say it was rigged. and as you mentioned before, strong criticisms from the international community as well. a short while weigh we spoke to the former president of nigeria the chairman of the commonwealth groups of election observers. let's listen to what he had to say. >> well, first of all we have preliminary statement, which was made two days ago. before the election was formerly declared. we pointed out a number of anomalies in the process leading to the election. something that should not have happened that happened on the day of

the piece was that people, when confronted with malcolm x, always say, "but what did he do?" "what policy did he pass?" and i think that that's a really impoverished way of looking at human progress, you know. we are... not to overdo this word, but spiritual beings. our souls need things, you know. we need to feel better about walking down our streets. we need to feel like we have some sort of purpose, that there's someone out there, you know, who sort of shares us, who reflects how we see the world. so i think there are all sorts of progresses, and, you know, they might not necessarily track, you know, with socioeconomic indicators, but they're real nonetheless. >> hinojosa: i love the title of your memoir, the beautiful struggle, because you're not negating the fact that it was hard. >> right. >> hinojosa: you know, it was difficult to be poor, and the fact that your parents made a decision about giving you that experience of living in a predominantly african-american working-class community. >> right. >> hinojosa: your mom said something really beautiful. she said, "i neve

malcolm webb, al jazeera, tanzania. >> after malcolm filed his report we spoke with the burundi government, who deny they're sending militia into those camps. >> i only heard of those allegations. i never heard anything of that nature before. in answer ways. in any case, anything that happens beyond the borders of burundi is not from the responsibility of the government of burundi. >> u.n. legal panels say that julian assange's movement should be respected. he sought asylum in the embassy in london in 2012, and he has not left the building sense. >> the sweet feeling of victory. that's how julian assange describes it. he savored this moment on the balcony holding up the report that said he suffered arbitrary detention. >> what right does this government or the u.s. government or the swedish government have to deny my children their father for five and a half years? >> in geneva, the spokesman said that the decision was based on the fact that assange has never been formerly charged with the rape allegation. the authorities wish to investigate. >> the five years the investigation is still pr

we'll hear from malcolm jenkins after re-signing with the eagles. why the sixers trade fell through and claude giroux out again.

malcolm jenkins a 5-year deal, $40 million.ere is malcolm, he made his first pro bowl this past season. in two years he leads the team in interceptions and tackles, and he likes the continuity here. >> is my career is really starting to take off i feel like, really catching stride, so you know, timing is everything in this league and i think it's the perfect time for not only myself but this organization to really start to put some things in places to get to the next level, and like i said i'm really excited about being part of that plan. >> and hurricane will wear that bow tie tomorrow. sixers trade for joel anthony, a second round pick, it's voided because of an injury to a player in the deal. there is collateral damage, the sixers had to waive sampson. claude giroux is going to miss his second straight game tomorrow. he most likely got hurt here being hit in the head. everybody has to up their game. >> he is one of the best players in the league so playing like that, the best you know in the face-off in the league, it's a hu

malcolm brogdon, virginia guard. "definitely get excited about playing a very good offensive player, because it's a test for yourself. anybody that takes pride in their defense, wants to test themselves every night against the best competition. i wanted to test myself, and really try to step up to the challenge." stocks rallied today as a result of a possible oil deal. the dow was up 223. turn to our webpage at wdbj7.com and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter for weather headlines and more at wdbj7weather. thank you for choosing your hometown news leader, wdbj7. >> pelley: an election prediction from president obama. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. >> pelley: also tonight, violent weather in the south, interstate. >> it was, basically, like the "twister" movie. >> pelley: extreme weather is being fueled by el nino, and tonight we'll look at the effects from the u.s. to africa, where millions are threatened with famine. >> people haven't been able to survive. >> pelley: and it's sho

malcolm webb is live for us now. a very dramatic build up to the final moments before the results are supposed to be released. >> reporter: that's right. the main opposition leaders besigye is in his home surrounded by the police. it is a house arrest. police say it is a preventative measure to keep stability and security in the city. meanwhile, the european election observers have given a conference. they say the ruling party has distorted the elections. force against the opposition has said to have been unwarranted and the commission has lacked transparency. the commission say it has done things in a free and fair way. the authorities are saying they're trying to keep the capital city secure and stable. i have one of the local transaction observers who is from the citizens election. that this been free and fair? >> we went to this election with a lot of unresolved business, stemming from the inability to pass electoral reforms that would guarantee a clean free and fair election. there was issues around the credibil

is ahead animal come web is in campala and joining us live and what is the latest on the arrest, malcolmeporter: a short while ago we had the main opposition leader who was taken by police again and him and some of his party members were at the office of their party trying to give a press conference to journalists which they wanted to announce their tally of the vote and dispute the tally that is going on here, this is the national tally center belonging to the electoral commission and say because of the rigging it's not accurate and it's not fair and wanted to announce their own and the electoral commissioner here and the spokesperson just a short while ago told us this is illegal and have not heard yet from the police the reasons they are getting for the better days resent detention but we understand the position of the earlier material commission and the government is that for the opposition to be announcing its own result is they say illegal. >> social media was closed down for a bit and put that together with the arrests and detentions and also we understand in certain polling areas

we're at malcolm ex why all of this took place around 3:30 this morning. we can show you a picture of the weapon recovered tweeted out by the nypd. a .357 revolver that was used to fire on the two officers that were struck. the officers were responding to a call of shots fired. they were anti-crime plain clothes officers from police service area 3 in brooklyn. they came upon the suspect vehicle. they followed it. that car started going down a one-wye street the wrong way and crashed into an oncoming patrol car at the scene. the two officers with are hit by gunfire. one struck in the chest protected by his vest. the other in the lower back. the bullet going under his vest. the suspect was shot multiple times. everyone was moved to area hospitals. the two officers to kings secretary to brookdale hospital. commissioner bratton arrived on the scene shortly after that shooting. he met with the officers first at the hospital and then to the scene and now back to the hospital. again, all of this started with shots fired, two anti-crime officers hit by gunfire and

malcolm malcolm congratulations on this. the people versus oj sifrnson. rosanna: this is amazing. major crimes on february 22nd, and mar 7. congratulations, you are busy. >> keeps me out of trouble. greg: congratulations. great performance. >> coming up on "good day", >> sports illustrated models are here. the big edition is coming up. we meet two of the new girls. today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, goodornings lead to great days. hi dad uh huh, okay yeah..sorry about that. what do you think? hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love ah, this lucky boy... he has no idea what's coming. my taste - so huge, yet so unexpected. i'm like a boxer in a ring. a small boxer. you don't expect much... d then, wham! i whole lotta creamydn gs! left! right! uppercut! leaving taste

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alone in second place in the virginia---ranked 9th in the nation----at pittsburgh-----big day for malcolm brogden---there with the one-handed jam----cavs in white led by 2 at halftime---they pull away early in the second---brogden---3 ball---he had 21------part of a 12-0 run to start the half---devon hall--former cape henry star from virginia beach---he had six---cavs roll 64-50---their sixth straight win---now alone in second place in the acc. old dominion lady monarchs hosting charlotte in the hoops for the cure game. odu wearing pink. what a game by jennie simms. nice ball handling, the short jumper. she had one of the best games of her career. jennie simms with 35 points. lady monarchs win it, it's their 3rd straight

gunshots near quincy and malcolm boulevard. as they approached the suspect's car, he pointed a gun at them and fled. officers chased after him. he went the wrong way and ended up ramming a patrol car. that's when the officers fired several times. it was during that time two officers were hit. one in a bulletproof vest. the other in a hip. >> one of the ironies is that one of the officers, his father was involved, now a retired officer, in a shooting indianapolis accident a number of years ago where he was shot and his bulletproof vest saved his light. the irony, father and son a number of years apart. >> reporter: this is the gun police recovered from the scene, a .357 revolver. as 34-year-old funez. again, both officers here at kings county hospital expected to be okay. we're told one of them is a close to a nine-year veteran for the force, the other for three years. we're told one of them has a child and a baby on the way. family right now here at the hospital with both of those officers. we're live outside of kings county th

we have to give a good old shoutout to malcolm. malcolm loves the snow. bear with me here. good things he likes the snow, because he's actually watching from new hampshire right now. malcolm. you're in new hampshire. happy first birthday, buddy. your papa and grammy are here. keep that jacket on. i hope everyone else has a great birthday. there you go. look at that. watching from new hampshire this morning. i love it. >> i love that. i wish we could get malcolm down here for that great weather though the sex seven days. it looks good. >> hope he's having a nice birthday any ways and all of our birthday folks happy birthday to all of you. >>> 9:37 is the time. we'll switch gear and check in on the roadways. pen pennsylvania more of a >> remember, be courteous, slow it down, move over as you pass on by the emergency crews in the area. we want to check in on the vets. it's looking like it's taking a bit of time to get back to normal travel times. we've been a little bit slow in the southbound direction throughout the morning. here in the area of waters we've got average speeds

look at malcolm signing the deal. he had been with the eagles two seasons, since joining the birds led the team in interceptions, passes defense and tackles, one of the team leaders, and he made his first pro bowl this past season and he has given a lot to the community through his malcolm jenkins foundation. he grew up less than two hours from here in north jersey and he likes staying close to home. >> obvious ly they felt like thy wanted to start to build around players that they have in the building. you saw some of the guys get extended. it felt good to me i was on that list of players they feel they can start to build around to win a championship and you know, like i said, that feeling was mutual and really looking forward to the opportunity. >> we will hear more from malcolm at 6:00 and ryan howard makes his first appearance at spring training. we'll see you then. >>> well, get ready for some changes in our weather pattern from the nice weekend to a few very rainy days, and windy days, we have two rounds of rain

>> history books, books on malcolm x, dr. martin luther know,james baldwin, you any kind of literature that i could basically get a hold of. amy: and how often were you allowed to see visitors? time, the visiting system, you were allowed 10 people on your approved visiting list and each person could visit twice a month. but, because of the long distance and the economic situation, my family was not able to come as much as they would have liked to. so they tried to come at least once a month. amy: you were sentenced to five years when he first went to prison, but then when we come back from the break, i want to talk about what ultimately you are charged with after you and a guest to a be joined by next, robert king as well as the late herman wallace, formed a chapter of the black panther party in the angola prison. we are talking to albert woodfox . he is the person longest held in solitary confinement in the united states. he was released on friday after 45 years in prison, after 43 years in solitary. stay with us. ♪ [music b

malcolm brogdon and mike tobey all scored in double digits.. but the team also got some help from isaiah wilkins who put up a career high 14 points in the win. that's so important we can get that kind of contribution from as i mentioned malcolm's benz going so well anthony in london and with another guy gives us that output on insulin is it balances i think our team and makes us more potent on offense and harder to guard i think he's been playing well i think i'm not touching their team but i think there's more productivity from top to bottom than there was when the cavaliers are now 20-4.. 9-3 in conference. they travel to duke on saturday. virginia tech has a little break before returning to action feburary 17th against miami. the parry mccluers girls basketball team lost many seniors from last year.. but the with only 3 losses.. the freshman have helped fill those shoes and are meshing well with the upperclassman. gilbert: you got to do with got to seniors and that was the big west jen coming into the season how well he may match with the yo

we will hear from malcolm tonight and have more on uva basketball. nicole: he's going to have all the chicks now. i'm just saying. tom: seriously. don: seriously it's going to be another decent day tomorrow. election day and around the 65 nicole: my time is coming to an end at wavy. teen years ago, i returned home to hampton roads. that job has grown into three additional shows on wavy-tv 10. i know i have spoken to a lot of you in person or via e-mail or social media, but i want to say thank you for all your support and feedback. i'm leaving to be with my husband who earned a promotion in washington dc. i don't know what is next for me professionally, but i'm exciting -- excited about what is ahead for me personally. all i can say is stay tuned. tom: and you are with us for a few more days. bruce: and we can talk you out of it? tom: i will come crash on your couch. >>> tonight the klan controversy exploding around donald trump after refusing to condemn the kkk's former leader. what he's saying now and what we found him saying years ago. >>> plus, te

malcolm: it does look to be prudence in play.t should be distinguished from monetary tightening. just yesterday, we saw the bank trying to guide interest rates lower. that is the money market corridor style rates, shipping towards the benchmark rate. which we get the surprise announcements from later. the guiding interest rates on the money markets are lower. so this should be seen in the context of its new macro credential assessment system, which they announced recently. this is maybe one of the first exercises of that. so we had a big lending inch in january, two and a half trillion yuan. that is about 385 billion u.s. dollars in one month. this seems to be recognition that some of that may have been a bit too fast. so there for and put the brakes on some the smaller lenders. manus: malcolm, thank you very much. malcom scott in hong kong. saker is still with me. when you see this kind of action this will jar against everything we think of ,timulus, not in rate cuts what do you make of this news? your: as we heard from correspo

two sign malcolm jenkins. >> for five more years. >> we will see how that plays out. there is all kind of incentives built in. good guy and i put on my facebook page the picture of him butting his own bow tie line giving them out and showing thousands tie them which isn't easy by the way. >>> we have good news if you have a sweet tooth why researchers say eating check late could make you smarter. >> um-hmm. >> i will eat a whole bunch then. >>> with country, with country, not sued owe pop rock, sonny james who ruled the country charts for nearly 20 years has passed on according to his web site he passed away yesterday at nashville at the age of 87. >> james was inducted in the country music hall of fame in 2006, his biggest hit was young love. during his career he hit number one on the country start a total a of 23 different times. >> willie, whalen all of those guys part of the that original ge mre. >> tammy wineette. >> old school country. >> i guess since i started talking, it is not even my turn. >> it is okay, sue. >> we have a winter weather advisory in effect t

malcolm is accused of killing doug and debbie london in their home in 2014. police say a top level gang member ordered him to do it to try to prevent the londons from testifying in a south charlotte robbery case. >>> breaking new, tensions are rising in raleigh after a police officer shot and killed a man. eyewitness news anchor alison las to allison latos is monitoring. >> authorities were attempting to arrest a man on a felony drug charge when he ran. at some point while they were chasing him on foot an officer shot and killed the suspect. the chief said a gun was found near the man's body. noon and during the last few hours, several people have gathered there at the scene. they have chanted no o justice, no peace. which has been used across the u.s. to protest the police shootings of black men. the chief asked for patience from the community. >> i ask everyone to please be patient while follow up investigations are being conducted to determine the facts about what happened today. >> we will continue to monitor these breaking developments and update you thr

malcolm brogdon.. an acc player of the year candidate.. lead. -later.. brogdon again. in the paint.. picks up the basket and the foul. -tar heel's justin jackson misses the 3-point attempt but brice johnson is there for the rebound and the put-back. -have i mentioned malcolm brogdon? yeah. again from downtown for 3 of his game high 26 points. and the 'hoos close out the win 79-74 knocking off the top team in the acc. more acc action louisville at miami... cane's day-von reed nails the 3 from the corner. -louisville keeping it close..nice pass to damion lee for the layup to tie it up 32-32. -second half.. down 4.. miami strips the ball and angel rodriguez makes the layin on the fast break to get within 2. -with time winding down.. reed buries another trey and the "u" wins 73-65. today.. things are not getting better for boston college who sits in the cellar of the conference.. they fell to georgia tech 76-71.. and remain winless in acc play. syracuse picks up a win at home over n.c. state 75-66. in the women's odac tournament..lync hburg and washington and lee met in th

malcolm webb, al jazeera, kampala. >> patience, a very warm welcome, thank you for being with us. what reason was being definitive for besigye being detained today? many say he wassing traffic but what was the real reason. >> the real reason is there is no way museveni's government could anticipate the reaction. a caring number of people who are following him, they thought the best of way to stop him is to arrest him and so he do os not hold the rally. but when they arrested him this backfired and instead, people started to chant and to reaction and to gather and in time the police had no choice, that to react with violence. and this seems seemed like a gross misescalation. i mean it, here is only two days from the election and violating human rights, u.s. state department, said it is a very combustive situation. the international community is watching. it seems like the violence was the only solution because they need the test the waters, they need to know just how ready the opposition is. because the opposition has also threatened that they will be defiant to museveni's governme

they were shot out here down malcolm x boulevard around 3:00 this morning. police have had this area blocked off and talking to witnesses, trying to figure out what led to this confrontation. we can tell you the suspect is in custody in critical hospital. a frantic morning on malcolm x police say a man was firing shots in the area, and two housing officers tracked him down in a car. he reportedly pointed a gun at them and drove off. they called for backup and eight other officers chased after him. he went down a wrong way street and crashed head head-on into a police cruiser. shots were fired. >> officers struck him multiple times. two police officers were struck by gunfire. >> reporter: they say a bullet struck one officer in his bullet-proof vest. hip. >> we've had the opportunity to visit them and their families who are with them. they are both alert and in stable condition. >> these officers pursued their work last night with vigor, with focus. they're debt kateed officer -- >> reporter: both officers now focused on their recovery. the nypd released a pi

malcolm brogdon/uva senior guard: defensively, i think that's where we have been lacking. that's the area where we've had to improve and it's improving we're sort of of our labor at college softball season is fast approaching and product and jmu baseman, jailyn ford was one of 50 watch list for the usa softball collegiate player of the year award. ford holds the program record for wins, shutouts, strikeouts and complete games. she is one of 25 seniors on the list, joining her jmu teammate megan good. yesterday was virginia tech football's first signing day without coach frank beamer in nearly 30 years. today coach governor terry mcauliffe, who officially declared today as frank beamer day in the commonwealth. a resolution was read that commemorates all of beamer's accomplishments and all that he did not only for virginia tech, but around the state as well in his 29 years as head coach. wall street closes on a positive note today. the dow climbed 80 points. nasdaq rose 5. and the s and p two weeks ago we told you what's left of happy's flea market is now up for sale. as wdb

virginia's malcolm brogdon...finishe d with 27 points last night..one shy of his career high.. as uva won their 5th straight game last night... a 61-47 bouncing of boston college. brogdon was five of five from 3 pt range in the win. 18-4 uva travels to pitt on saturday. top of the acc standings..uva..no w just one a half back of ncarolina for the league lead.. a half back of a louisville team..they throttled. the shocker is duke...t 8th right vmi in so-con action tonight... tonight they host a conference contender...in etsu.. east tenn state's head coach steve forbes is a former wichita state assistant under roanoke native gregg marshall.. tonight..at vmi... it's the bucs ge'lawn guyn for 3 of his 20...... etsu with a second half lead.. vmi..trying to hang in there..it's tim marshall for 3.. the keydets got 18 from fleming product qj peterson but it wasn't enough to hold off the bucs.. etsu the win...71- 60. coach dennis wolff and the hokies women back in acc play against georgia tech.. virginia tech breakin the press it's sidney cook for 3 of her nine... this game was tied at

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malcolm brogdon/ virginia senior guard: loud, the fans seem right on the court. and pitt is just a very tough place to play in so it's a good environment. it's crazy. it's crazy for sure. tony bennett/virginia head coach: it's been hard to get to this point. we've got a tremendous opportunity and challenge coming up here at pitt but again, we know when we're not right we can fall flat. we've defensively the last few games. we've taken good shots and we've had a level of patience. we've rebounded better and that's the path that we need to be on and that's what we have to and it's been hard to get here. staying in the acc, louisville has self imposed a post season ban on its basketball team because of ncaa violations that allegedly occurred from 2010 to 2014, including some involving dancers and escorts that were provided to recruits. the ban means that transfers and leading scorers damion lee and trey lewis will miss out on the ncaa tournament. the school will also not participate in the acc tournament. rick pitino/louisville head coach: damion and trey have nothi

malcolm webb, uganda. >>> it's another big day in the race for the white house.rats are voting in a caucus in nevada, and there is a republican primary in south carolina where donald trump is hoping to repeat his success in new hampshire. is it will be a test for him and the other presidential candidates because of the significant percentage of black voters. the polls give trump a comfortable 13-point lead. nationally he is in front with marko rubio and ted cruz in second place. jeb bush way behind in third place. >> it was supposed to be an easy win for hillary clinton. the polls suggest hillary clinton and bernie sanders are neck and neck. the poll average gives clinton a tight 2.4 lead over sanders. but nationally, the former secretary of state seems to have edged slightly further with clinton leading sanders by more than five points. rely to las vegas for more on the democrats in just a moment. first, though, let's speak to al an fisher in south carolina on the latest on the republican primary, a hugely significant contest. how could this reframe the race for

i think malcolm, it seems like, he's got a good feel for what's going on. london has a good feel for when they need to be assertive and when they need to try to get the ball to people. the broncos are the super bowl champs after taking out the panthers last night, and while peyton manning got his second ring, it was the defense, led by von miller that came up with 7 sacks of the cam newton and the panthers, fueling the 24-10 win. morning in northern california. he didn't receive a new car like most past mvp's and he took a pass on the traditional trip to disney world as well. von miller/super bowl mvp: if it wasn't for peyton making the deciisions that he made to throw the ball short, so we could punt the ball and get the ball back, it was truly a team effort. everybody is used to peyton throwing for forty-five points a game but this year it was truly a team effort. we all had a percentage in this super bowl win. it was a rough day for stocks on wall street today. the dow dropped 178. facing numerous challenges with money and facilities and is trying its be

eagles safety malcolm jenkins a late arrival to the roster and just a little late there picking it off in the first. andy reid making his fifth trip to honolulu calling plays for team rice. andy has a trick up his sleeve. how about a fake punt. gets them the first down. reid cannot stop there second quarter darren sproles up the middle, two guys, 29-yard touchdown catch. sproles, only had one of those over the last few years in the regular season. sproles and jenkins and company hell team irving win 49-27. >>> super bowl 50, it is a week away from tonight. today both denver and carolina a arrived in santa claire, california where they will practice and prepare for the big game. perhaps final one for payton manning. check out panthers quarterback cam newton rocking skin tight exotic versace pants. they retail for $849. i don't think i can pull those off. >> i don't think you could. >> no. i don't know about those pants. >>> all-star weekend in the nhl. if you love new overtime three on three hockey rules this season you will love the all-star game. the flyers captain claude giroux and c

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eagles spent the offseason re-signing some key players and give malcolm jenkins, $40 million.m signing the contract. made the first pro bowl this past season and two years in birds leads in ber interceptions, passes defense and defense. he likes the continuity here. >> to be in a situation where you have a year, you know, another year on the deal and the team still wants to extend that and they see your value, they want you in the building and build around you, this speaks volumes. that's very, very important to a player like me. >> former eagle and champion mathis says this about chip's run in philly. two of the main issues that concern me, a never-evolving vanilla offense and his impatience with certain personality types even when they were blue-chip talents. the broncos team i played with would have eaten chip alive. it continues. >>> flyerses. ji rudoud, probably hurt there. hit him in the head. here's jake voracek. >> if you lose like that, that is the best, you know, in a faceoff, in the league, playing pks, power play, a huge role and did a good job in toronto. >> they

malcolm brogdon and mike tobey all scored in double digits.. but the team also got some help from isaiah wilkins who put up a career high 14 points in the win. that's so important we can get that kind of contribution from as i mentioned malcolm's benz going so well anthony in london and with another guy gives us that output on insulin is it balances i think our team and makes us more potent on offense and harder to guard i think he's been playing well i think i'm not touching their team but i think there's more productivity from top to bottom than there was when we met him last month. the cavaliers are now 20-4.. 9-3 in conference. they travel to duke on saturday. virginia tech has a little break before returning to action feburary 17th against miami. only one acc game going on tonight.. two teams sitting in the bottom four of the wake forest on the road in atlanta against georgia tech tonight. -loose ball in the first half.. marcus georges-hunt taking it to the hoop.. pulls up in the lane to cut the lead to 5. -deac's devin thomas underneath t