. >> reporter: take for example mark adam whitmyer who wants to switch from coffee to green tea. >> is anyone holding you accountable? >> no. [ laughter ] >> nope. >> do you think you'll make it through the year? >> oh, i really hope so! >> reporter: eric harrison has no doubts he'll achieve his goal to get more exercise. >> he's a forced exercise machine. he makes you go out and exercise twice a day. you have no choice. >> reporter: virtual peer pressure works too. >> maybe yoyou're competitive. fit fit would be perfect. >> reporter: quit now helps people stop smoking by focusing on money and results. >> it adds up how much money you save day to day and showsut health benefits. you send pictures of your meals. a dietician evaluates them. that could guilt you into eating better. if you're not sure whether there's an app for your specific resolution. search the app store. chances are someone already thought of it! >>> if you head over to wfla.com we put together a big list of apps you can use this year. >>> gop presidential candidate marco rubio has a new campaign ad out, trying to appe

and it is late to this orange county man, mark adam check >> when i googled back that was same guy. so i started to smell a rat. >> reporter: registered address was in south orlando listed as adam check the bbb listed -- linked him to adam check. is attached to nonprofits of charities so so far there is no accountability for the money. >> reporter: when i made a $5 donation the credit card shard of -- showed up as mark depauw. i contacted even a relieved defense attorney who told us he thinks the site is illegitimate. florida attorney general has one complaint. at the security gate for mark adam checks condo. >> i want to talk to you about your website. >> which one? >> steven avery.org. what happens to the cash? >> he never returned calls but by email he said his company of only administer the website for someone else and said he did nothing wrong. he also claimed this woman and others arrest them with phony allegations. >> i want to see him held accountable for what he's doing is todd ulrich, eyewitness news this morning. >>> market would not name the company he is working with bu

mark adams is planning to resign from micron for health reasons.e will stay with the company until february 1. no word yet on who will replace him. chick-fil-a says it is delaying the opening of its first standalone new york city location because of citations were a number of health violations, including the presence of fruit flies. was inspected on christmas eve. other violations included failure to properly refrigerate food. let's get back to the markets desk for the latest on some silver linings here. julie: even on a steep selloff every singler have stock going down. a lot of investors buying gold as they look -- look off the risk scenario. we are also seeing some of the worst performers from last year -- two stocks caught my eye, each of which was down more than 70%. 3-d printing systems and gopro boasted poorly last year and we see something of a bounceback today. gunmakers also trading higher in anticipation of president obama signing some sort of executive order. give aso scheduled to live town hall. we tend to see gun buying ahead of moves

scarlet: and mark adams is resigning for health reasons.he board says he will stay with the company until february 1. he joined in june, 2006. no word on who will replace him. and that is your bloomberg business flash. "what'd you miss?" recession has some popping up more and more, starting with the global risk selloff. one portfolio manager joins us. connor, you have identified what you call three criteria for recession. monetary policy becomes overly tight. oil spikes. one of those apply right now, but these recessions persist. why? >> in light of the financial crisis, everyone is looking for that one magic data point. joe mentioned south korean exports, people mentioned china or oil, and because the cycle has really changed things, the old patterns don't work the way they used to housing market is doing its own thing and is impervious to anything happening locally. joe: you mentioned that things are behaving like they used to, put on the flipside, couldn't we have a new phenomenon that we haven't seen before? last week we were talking to

boyle is in adams county and mark, this plan has many homeowners very concerned. >>reporter: understandably, implications near or underneath a couple of schools, just imagine that for a few minutes. the adams 12 school tis trikt leased out the mineral rights for two schools, receiving a royalty check for $20,000. however, nobody can o anything with the drilling there, because the county commissioner need to decide what kind of oil and gas exploration can go on throughout the county. that's what this big meeting is here tonight. very connentious meeting is expected here. at the government building in adams county. now, the concern isn't so much about the vertical drilling, but now oil and gas drilling is hor sdont l under the ground. the decisions could impact not only activity throughout the county, but activity throughout horizon high school area, and century middle school. >> any time fracking comes into an urban area, the land values go down, the property values go will also go down. >>reporter: there are about 250 people filling into that room right now, anothe

adam: today marks 30 years since challenger. among the astronauts on board was christa mcauliffe, a 37-year-old new hampshire social studies teacher who was selected to be the first teacher in space. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. wmur' s ray brewer is live at concord high school where they are remembering and honoring the life of christa mcauliffe. ray: in the first few years after the disaster, the high school always held a moment of silence at the time of the explosion. that stopped after five years, but today, they brought it back to mark the anniversary. a flag that has flown all over the country, including the capitol, in christa' s honor flew at concord high before making its way to its permanent home at the christa mcauliffe library in framingham. inside the school in a class founded by christa mcauliffe, entitled american women, students gathered to hear about or were at concord high school that fateful day. about christa, don' t make her t a saint. [laughter] she got bored with meetings. ray: mcauliffe was one of app

. >>> adam, today marked the worst two day start to the year ever for the march. the dow down 390 points ending the day at 15988. the nasdaq down nearly 127 points to hit 4488 at the final bell. experts say a big drop in oil prices and a selloff in chinese stocks is partially to blame. it's all adding to investors concerns over the global economy economy. now trading will pick back up again on tuesday. the stock market of course will be closed on monday for martin luther king day and we'll have more on this as it develops. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news . >> anchor: already, 7 news now tracking some wet weather that's headed our way. the weekend will it looks like we're getting off to a sweet start there. we also want to talk about some wet weather that's heading our way. is the timing still in line with the pats game? >>> you know, things are looking good for the pats game. we're going to be done with this by that point. it is really quick mover. so the system we're looking at riding up the coastline through the night tonight and bringing us some rain

if that holds, a good part of new hampshire will not crack the freezing mark all week. adam: it is about time i guess. stephanie: overnight monday into tuesday, seven degrees overnight? mike: you have wind chill to talk about, as if you need that. adam: jason king, all eyes on denver now. jason: patriots keeping their eyes on the broncos and announcer: now, jason king and news 9 sports. jason: the patriots have joined the oakland raiders of the 1970' s, as the only team in league history to advance to 5 consecutive conference championship games, they did it with yesterday' s 27-20 win over the kansas city chiefs at gillette stadium. the gang was all together again, julian edelman playing in his first game since mid-november, caught $10 passes for 100 yards, while rob gronkowski hauled in two touchdown catches. and the defense played great, forcing the game' s only to just 6 first half points, . next up, either the steelers at home or the broncos in denver. >> we would love to play home but home field does not matter. last week, all the teams that play home lost. we feel conf

governor mark hutchison and attorney general adam laxalt... has been solved for now. the two called a truce yesterday... agreeing to focus on defending the e-s-a program. late last week... hutchison announced he filed a lawsuit in his private practice against the state. it was on behalf of two parents... asking the court to declare the e- s-a program constitutional. .. thus ensuring the parents would get the funding. laxalt petitioned the judge in the case to throw out hutchison's lawsuit... saying the issues raised in the complaints are already addressed in two separate lawsuits against and hutchison's lawsuit would jeopardize the state's position in that case. i spoke with governor sandoval this week... who says despite the distractions... he knew the program would go all the way to the state supreme court. ((gov. brian sandoval/(r) nevada: "you know obviously i'm a very strong supporter of the education savings accounts, and i'm hopeful that ultimately the court will find it constitutional, but again i knew this was the path it was going to take.")) opponents of th

adam: the question mark, you are in an enviable position in the polls, getting around donald trump, what can you do to upend his position? sen. rubio: i would say voters in new hampshire, you are the first in the nation and your voice is important. it is important that we have a president frustrated with the direction of this country. the economy is not working, we are not safe and not dealing with jihadists. made us great. it is important that our president is frustrated and i am, that is not enough. our president must be someone that knows exactly what to do about these things. and no matter how much we may like how donald trump has shed light on some issues, he has not proposed or shown what he' s going to do as president and i think that is a serious problem. you cannot elect someone to the most important political office in the world if they have not detailed for you exactly what they are going to do but how they are going to do it. if there is any state in the country that holds an important role in examining and flushing that out for the candidates it is iowa and new hampshire. i

you can see the white marks and i'm adam tuss and what vdot is doing to keep you safe. >> we've beenting the school closings up on the screen? get updates on the nbc ♪ you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. >>> the approaching blizzard means a three-day weekend at least for most of your kids. >> news 4's staying on top of all of the closings throughout the wear and they've been multiplying quickly. pat lawson muse is joining us with some updates that are just coming into the newsroom. >> they're pouring in, chris. most districts have canceled classes. arlington reported within the past hour and those schools will be closed tomorrow through sunday and school offices close at noon on friday. loudoun county also sending in its report now. all school and administrative close offices closed on monday and all school facilities will be closed through the weekend and fairfax wil

schools, the schooos will be century middle school and horizon high school in the adams county district. denver7's mark boyle is there now as people head into the meeting, he'll be live at 6:00 with a preview. >>> today, family members and friends came out to remember the life of patric lantz, he died after falling through an icy pont in pack -- pond in parker earlier this month. the members of the rugby team he was. >> he was a wonderful kid and a true honor to get to know him and to get to work with had imand that's what i would say is the thing i'll always remember about patric lantsz is he -- lantz is he always gave his all. >> yesterday, a second teen, max >>> dozens of colorado inmates serving life sentences for crimes they committed as teenagers will be considered for release. the u.s. supreme court ruling this week paiss the way for 48 inmates sentenced between 1991 and 2006 to have the cases reviewed. >>> von miller is in the spotlight, of sports illustrated. we'll tell you the inspiration behind this new regional cover, ccming up up. >>> the broncos are getting more attention from sports illu

nba commissioner adam silver, baseball commissioner, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, and former nba great shaquille o'neal are just some of the panelists who discussed how technology is changing sports. topics like how they should preside in order to get butts off catches the nancy's, how technology can engage fans, and fantasy sports. nevada band these fantasy sports saying it is gambling and if sites want to operate here, they have to apply for a gaming license. commissioner silver says he supports fantasies leaks but they should be regulated. >> man: it is a healthy form monitor extremely closely. we have access to their data and the demographic of who and how long is using it. the fact is, for all of us, we know if you have a vested interest in the outcome of a competition, you are that much more engaged and following it. for us, it is healthy. >> at the form, mark cuban reportedly said he would have to be an idiot to think up into the sports his gambling. he thinks it is a game of skills instead. sitting right next to cuban was four-time champion shaquille o'neal. when it comes

you have heard of the sunday drive, we're having a sunday drive this morning, pressing adam owens into service and mark, there are checking conditions. >> let's check in with them and see what they can find. adam tuss posted on twitter a cool video of awesome snow footage. >> reporter: yeah, if you're not already following on twitter that is your first mistake, but you can start today, and you can see some of e first snowflakes to fall in roxboro. sunday drive is exactly how we are taking it right now, bryan, we're moving at about, what, 30 miles per hour? i'm sure the people behind is really appreciate that. but it does help us give you guys a better view of what we are seeing in front of us here on drive 5. you can see some of that wintry mix hitting our windshield as we move along with a little piece of ice collecting in the corner, it just flew off of the hood. you might have been able to make that out, too. the other thing you will notice in this shot from drive 5 is that the roads seem to be in normal conditions for a rainy day. that's because when this snow is falling, the wintry mix hitting the

. >> adam: welcome back to road to the final four. we watched kansas crack the century mark against baylor in their big 12 opener ask moments kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. >> bill: the coach takes credit for a lot of things but how do these kids pass so well? it's amazing how t ty find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bi

. >> adam: welcome back to road to the final four. we watched kansas crack the century mark against baylor in their big 12 opener ask moments ago bill raftery spoke with kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. >> bill: the coach takes credit for a lot of things but how do it's amazing how they find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forwar

. >> adam: welcome back to road to the final four. we watched kansas crack the century mark against baylor in their big 12 opener ask moments ago bill raftery spoke with kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. for a lot of things but how do these kids pass so well? it's amazing how they find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to mo

. >> adam: welcome back to road to the final four. we watched kansas crack the century markin their big 12 opener ask moments ago bill raftery spoke with kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. >> bill: the coach takes credit for a lot of things but how do these kids pass so well? it's amazing how they find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looki

. >> adam: welcome back to road to the final four. we watched kansas crack the century marker ask moments ago bill raftery spoke with kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. >> bill: the coach takes credit for a lot of things but how do these kids pass so well? it's amazing how they find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to monday

fella devin green for the bucket....but cascade was trailing early on as mark becker dials one up from 3....tipton letting 'em fly....adam hermsen from way downtown....ti gers up 7....but the cougars rally....kurt trumm for two as 2nd ranked cascade hangs on 44-39. from tipton, scott lets grapple the second ranked iowa wrestling team hit the road tonight at 11th ranked illinois. the hawkeyes got off to a good start at 125 thomas gillman with a tech fall.. second cory clark coming off a an injury got upset tonight by seventh ranked zane richards 5-3.. but the hawks responded with a major decision from second ranked brandon sorenson at 149.. the hawks also got bonus points from alex meyer at 174 and picked up decisions from carton, brooks, and burak to beat ilinois 26-12. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... colder air heads in bringing drier conditions. after the fog lifts and some light snow comes to an end look for strong northwest winds to build across the state. saturday our highs will be established early in the 20s and then fall through the day. highs by sunday stay in the single digits with

adam. >>> a 57-year-old mark huffman will be arraigned later this morning, in connection with that car crash. it's unusual in the fact that he is being arraigned now, it's been several weeks since that crash. the reason for that is that he was in criminal critical condition after that crash and he is now well enough to appear in court. back to new year's eve, huffman was trying, on 17, when he tried to make a turn, he failed to negotiate that turn and ended up in the southbound lane, slammed into a car head on. david and ella mcmay was in that car. 24-year-old ella was pronounced dead at scene. david was airlifted if the uc medical center and where that where he died. we will be inside the courtroom when huffman appears before a judge and stay tuned for any new development. to you. >>> thanks, el la. if huffman is convicted of murder, can he face 15-20 years in prison for each count. >>> a local county sheriff has passed away. richard hulls burger, suffered a stroke. he was taken to the uc hospital on saturday where he died. he was a counselor, and recent lee serve recentlyserved as hmoh's t

program is on hold and lieutenant-governor mark hutchinson filed the absolute to legality. he was accused by adam laxall of jeopardizing the position to other lawsuits pending against the program but on thursday they sent out a joint press release saying his clients have agreed to put their lawsuit op hold, meanwhile, he said the state is in a good position despite loosing the fight over that preliminary injunction. >> there was an opinion that was handed down two days ago now and i said in a statement that two of the three major legal issues went our way and the court did grant an injunction on the problem of funding so we're looking at it and figuring out our next state but the fight is not over and we're working very hard to defend this law and it was passed by our legislature and signed by our governor. >> and can you see kind of where i was going with the governor we're talking about same team, guys, they're having a a hard time february when the payouts were supposed to begin? >> we're talking about the preliminary injunction and the justice is because there's sove much attention on this an

. >>> facebook founder mark he took a cute picture of new daughter at the doctor's office shottings. but as 7 adam williams report he faced some serious bash lash from opponents of vaccines. >> it may seem like an innocent picture of dad taking baby in for shots. doctor's visit time for vaccine when he mark zuckerberg those five word carry much more weight. zuckerberg posted the picture of him with his new daughter maxima. prompted those against vaccines to most some harsh comments to the new dad among them injecting newborns and infant with disease and neurotoxins discussing year. shame on all of you. many claim there's a klink between vaccines and autism. however that is now been widely discredited. others thank the new dad for making the statement. while it's not clear if mark zuckerman planned to make a statement on vaccine but in the clear. vaccine work are important for community. i'm adam williams, 7news "today in new england." >>> recently zuckerberg's home state of california passed a law requiring all children to attend public schools to be vaccinated. >>> still ahead on 7. not so fast.

mark: not a bad thing. kyla: no problems right now. randi: flurries and snow showers of the 71-75 split, but it will be a wildly force no caps off. kentucky will get hit the hardest. adams county, brown county in ohio. the questions i have received more than any is how much am i going to get? is a -- is a generic response you need? the

. >> adam: legendary singer billy joel will be performing the first concert triple play at fenway park. he will be performing on thursday, august 18. fans can mark the calendars for january 22, that is a lot sooner when tickets are go on sale to the public. case. it will be august before we know it. >> adam: billy joel will be crooning. we will be all happy. >> kim: have you ever been to fenway for a concert. it's really special. august weather, concerts sound good right now. >> reporter: it does. i saw the boss out there. if you can chet out there. check it out. clouds overnight, through the day tomorrow. rainy saturday morning but we can move that out of here in time for the patriots game, sunday, month remainder of although monday maybe a couple of snow showers, winds not as much of an issue as it was yesterday but some wind out. there wind chills in the middle and upper teens, boston 19. the wind will subside if you are out and about. you have a chance of staying warm fending offer the cold winds compared to last night. our next weather system it's here. in the upper mid west. it'll work up into the northeast. it has a few clouds on the way.

killing two people in a car crash on new years eve..local 12's adam clements joins us live from the kenton county courthouse with why mark huffman is just 3 bob.. for the past several weeks.. 57 year old mark huffman has been receiving medical treatment for the injuries he sustained in that collision.. he's finally been released from the hospital.. and he'll be in court this morning at 8..let me take you back to that night.. as i said.. new year's eve..huffman was headed northbound on kentucky highway 17.. he was trying to turn onto madison pike/pelly road.. but failed to negotiate that turn..he ended up driving into the southbound lane and hit a car head on..inside that car.. 24 year old ella mcnay.. and 31 year old david mcnay..ella died at the scene.. david was airlifted to the u-c medical center.. where he later died.. mark huffman suffered some pretty serious injuries.. he was listed in critical condition.. but again.. has made a recovery..if huffman is convicted of the murder 50 years in prison for each count..reporting live in clements.. local 12 news.. 3 local 12 will have a crew in the courtroom today.. and we'l

ranked trent kruger of sibley- ocheyedan...outla sts oa-bcig's adam grote....two points here gives him the 14-12 decision. alex this weekend marks the 50th anniversary of men's basketball at briar cliff university.... the past is strong....and the present is right there with it.....the current chargers....winne rs of 16 straight...one shy of the school record.. briaiacliff hostininnebraska wesleyan today.....the legacy of legendary head coach ray nacke honored before b-c.....bryan forbes cans the three...he had 17 points chargers up earlu.......... but the prairie wolves answer on the other end.....keithan karn by himself in the corner....that dude is fired up! chargers bounce back....clay herrald off the dribble.....the senior with a game-high 34 points! 6-3 briar cliff...... then its herrald in traraition....the nanay crcrsover......bc sets a school record with 17 straight wins......100-71 the final. across town.....top- ranked morningside hosting number ten hastings...the mustangs saw their 11 game win streak snapped on wednesday. late first quarter....jessica tietz with the pretty finish.she had a game high 23...morningside

fella devin green for the bucket....but cascade was trailing early on as mark becker dials one up from 3....tipton letting 'em fly....adam hermsen from way downtown....ti gers up 7....but the cougars rally....kurt trumm for two as 2nd rannd cascade hangs on 44-39. from tipton, scott westerberg tv9 sports lets grapple the second ranked iowa wrestling team hit the road tonight at 11th ranked illinois. the hawkeyes got off to a good start at 125 thomas gillman with a tech fall.. second cory clark coming tonight by seventh ranked zane richards 5-3.. but the hawks responded with a major decision from second ranked brandon sorenson at 149.. the hawks also got bonus points from alex meyer at 174 and picked up decisions from carton, brooks, and burak to beat breaking a world record in skiing! dubuque's sundown mountain put on their ski boots yesterday. they joined a nation-wide effort to hold "the world's largest ski and snow board lesson." sundown joined about 160 ski resorts across the country hosting the same lessons at the exact same time. organizers said it was an effort to get people who've never skied or snow boarded to h

transportation reporter adam tuss live tonight at the mark center to explain why this ramp should help. >> reporter: only around here could we get excited about a highway ramp, but take a look at this thing. just the size of it. it has been years in the making and the reason why it's so important, yeah, take a look at the traffic below it as it calls on 395. the hope is that it helps here in alexandria. only in this town. >> oh, my gosh, i travelled from manassas to tysons every day. >> will a highway ramp give you hope. >> that will be much better and that will help a lot. >> reporter: here is your hope. this is the new massive hov ramp that connects to the hov lanes of 395 and it links up directly with bustling alexandria and specifically the marx center. this is expected to shave off time of long commutes and carpools of three or more can use it. >> hopefully after the construction can get done it will be better. the construction wrapped up at 1:00 in the afternoon. there wasn't exactly a flood of people rushing to get on, but this huge concrete goliath matters to local residents li

adam. warmer today. >> temperatures well above the freezing mark helping to melt the snow and the slush and temperatures also above normal for this time of year. as we look live at sky 6 hd at penn's landing, lots of blue upstairs we start with the rain showers. we are down between 3 and 9 degrees, that is the front that slipped through to bring the clouds and showers, and we are still above normal. 43 philadelphia, and 43 in trenton and 43 in allentown and at the shore temperatures in the lower 40s and the sunshine and these really warm temperatures since the blizzard has done some damage to the snow. if you look at the totals on sunday. that is how much snow we saw during the blizzard. you take it from 7:00 a.m. this morning, that does not include what has melted or compacted today, 25 in allentown and philadelphia almost cut in half already to a foot and wilmington 6.1 inches in two days and atlantic city has almost lost its entire 14 inches of snow on monday and tuesday, the numbers will be re-evaluated this afternoon. we'll have new numbers later and more than likely they will drop. because the sno

fella devin green for the bucket....but cascade was trailing early on as mark becker dials one up from 3....tipton letting 'em fly....adam hermsen from way downtown....ti gers up rally....kurt trumm for two as 2nd ranked cascade hangs on 44-39. from tipton, scott westerberg tv9 sports lets grapple the second ranked iowa wrestling team hit the road tonight at 11th ranked illinois. the hawkeyes got off to a good start at 125 thomas gillman with a tech fall.. second cory clark coming off a an injury got upset tonight by seventh ranked zane richards 5-3.. but the hawks responded with a major decision from second ranked brandon sorenson at 149.. the hawks also got bonus points from alex meyer at 174 and picked up decisions from carton, brooks, and burak to beat we'll bare through a few snowflakes this morning as a cold front continues to move off to the east. our temperatures will drop throughout the day into the teens and even cooler into the overnight hours. winds throughout the day and into the evening will push out of the nw at 15-20 mph. these strong winds will make our temperatates are expected to feel as cold as the si

and this afternoon, attorney general adam laxalt filed a motion to dismiss a separate program. that suit was filed by lieutenant governor-- mark hutchinson, in his capacity as a private lawyer. ### t-mobile arena is now the official name of m- g-m's new venue on the las vegas strip. the 20-thousand-seat arena is set to open in april. the privately-funded arena is under construction behind the new york-new york site and will host concerts, sports, shows and special events. the arena also has been discussed as the home for a possible national hockey league expansion team. it was a packed house for an emotional meeting in oregon. about 300 people showed up-- to talk about whether the armed group is welcome to stay in harney county. wanda moore has the story. standing ovation...for the sheriff of harney county. "there's a lot going on." sheriff david ward called the meeting to check the pulse of the community. "who wants this to end an overwhelming response...but there is more to it "i can't say i don't appreciate what these folks have done to get the ball rolling." the bundy group attention to harney county...and residents are th

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mark barger, nbc news. >> and the tests range between 85 and $100 for doggies. >> cool information. >> yes, i know. >>> jackie and adam, shocking video surfacing of a terrifying hit-and-run. we have more on this in little haiti. >>> and a road rage c cse where the driver opens fire in the middle of i-95 and tonight police in palm beach are asking >> it's the 50th >>> now on 6, from out of nowhere, shocking video surfacing of a driver mowing down a man standing on a sidewalk and then hitting the gas. good evening. i'm trina robinson. >> i'm adam kuperstein. police did catch up with that driver and they are reviewing the video to decide on criminal charges. >> a warning, some viewers may find this video very disturbing. nbc 6 anchor sharon lawson is

mark. gave uc a 3-point lead. that would be the bearcats last uconn takes advantage, jalen adams with the finish. huskies by 4. jacob evans then with a huge steal, he takes it all the and now it's a 2- minute to play. 15 seconds left, gary clark drives, bucket and the bonus. 2 of his 13 points. he would make the free throw. so, it's 58-57 uc... would they finally pull out a close game on the road? uconn had 3 and they can't bearcats close the win by one, here's mick on shaq. mick cronin: "ankle and foot. he had a bad ankle in high school. we're not sure. we'll x-ray him when we get home." bearcats do have a week off now... buckeyes on the road at illinois... jae'sean tate layin. buckeyes end the half on a 19-7 run. bucks up by seven in the second half, marc loving makes that a 10-point lead. coming up... we head to louisville and columbus with the reds. you'll hear from walt jocketty. andrew norwell: "it means a lot to my family. they're all proud of me and so excited i'm in jer hplaz gfx super bowl 50 is now ten days away for these guys, andrew norwell and luke kuechly. spent some time at anderson high school

commissioner adams. >> i would like to renominate president mark dwight as president. mark, this last year i believe you have done a stellar job in being president. i have learned a tremendous amount from you and you really have the pulse as a lot of us do in each one of our neighborhoods of what goes on. i think you have actually brought this commission up to a level that i'm very proud of. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> i support that and i second that. >> thank you. any other nominations for president? seeing none we can open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, time for a vote. >> commissioner adams, yes. commissioner dwight, yes. commissioner dooley, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena, yes. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. commissioner riley, yes. and commissioner zouzounis, yes. so we have a new election or we have a new confirmed election of commission president and you will be serving your second term as commission president. congratulations, commissio

. >> mark: butch stearns was in foxborough. also, got news from the big hit on adam mcquaid last night. not a question of if, it would be a question of whether or not ken griffey, jr. would be a unanimous selection. the latest after this. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to registertovotema.com. it's th

. >> this year marks the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday martin luther king jr. despite the bitter cold, an annual celebration is underway right now here in the queen city. adam joins us. >> reporter: the celebration continues here at the hall. a lot of folks who participated in the march are here at music hall. just a very special day to pay tribute to the man who led the civil rights movement more than [singing] >> reporter: blustering winds, frigid temperatures, it didn't stop the hundreds who marched today to celebrate the life of martin luther king jr. fittingly beginning their ma frn on rosa parks avenue. endinger hadn't -- here at celebration here. just like dr. king envisioned, but it will take everyone working together to make that happen. >> as far as the community, i feel we're all going to have to do more, because this generation, i feel like it is their loss, we're going to come together, we're going to put been stopping the community from coming together, these kids are out here, they are lost, they need direction. >> i'm very hopeful. i think we have come a long way in cincinnati, we have a lot longer way to go. headways. i think this is a city

. >> adam, you also spoke with prince george's county fire chief mark bashir who has essentially become metro's fire chief. what's he saying a year later? >> reporter: i think the key takeaway, chris, he believes h is 100% safer today than a year ago. a lot of the safety changes have come about because of what happened a year ago. so much was exposed within metro with its communication, with its infrastructure, with things that just weren't being followed and systems that weren't working properly. he is confident radio systems have been upgraded, training has been taken to a new level with first responders around our region and believes this system is 100% safer than it was a year ago, but that's not to say something like this won't happen again. let's not forget metro is an old system, it's got aging infrastructure and could certainly be a problem down the line. >> all right. lot of stuff still to deal with. thanks for the insight, adam. >>> we have breaking news just into the live desk. the pentagon says two u.s. navy vessels are in iran's custody right now, but that iran has ensured

mark: runs finished interviewing jerome henderson. he is the 4th candidate they have talked to so far this off season. the first guy was adam gates one of four teams to interview him. miami wants him badly and said to be having a second interview with philly over the weekend and talked to the giants. also this week browns are supposed to talk to several people one of them a hot dolphins and 49ers asked permission to talk with him. i would not be spiced if others line up. he is a top candidate and browns have to fight to get him. >>> this was surprising to me. browns offensive coordinator john defilippo and linked to st. louis and according to comcast he is interviewing with the niners to be their top guy. >>> how is this making you feel worse about the 2014 draft, the guy browns could have picked, mack, named all pro at 2 positions defensive end and outside linebacker with 15 1/2 sacks including a five-sack game and browns decided to trade back and get justin gilbert. ray farmer, that's why you are fired. >>> two big injuries for afc showdown. and a.j. mccarran getting the nod and hope to get the red rifle back next week an

adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly this weekend hundreds of thousands of kids will mark the end of an era for the s- a-t exam... exam...with the *final run of the current questions.in march a *new version of the test will debut - focusing more on what kids learn in the classroom... and how they analyze that information.test makers are also *throwing out the penalty for guessing - and making the essay optional. happening tonight...academy award nominated actor jesse eisenberg will be in town -- not for a movie premiere, but to sign copies of his book... book..."bream gives me hiccups" is his first book. tonight at 7 o'clock he'l. be at joseph-beth booksellers on been a contributor for the new yorker for years.most of you might know him from the movie, the social network, and he's in the upcoming batman versus superman movie. one very simple change could keep our kids from becoming overweight.that's giving them more water. water.in a new study, published in jama pediatrics ... students in new york city lost weight when they had access to self-serve water. the authors suggest adding wate

mark: thank you very little. "pixels" also earned a worst picture nomination while star adam sandler was nominated for worst actor for both "pixels" and "the cobbler." that is a double. that hurts. the other movies to score six nominations are the comedy "paul blart, mall cop 2" and the sci-fi feature, "jupiter ascending." the 36th annual razzies will be awarded february 27. kyla: "mall cop two"? lisa: rachel, monica, phoebe, joey, chandler, and ross will be there for you, again. "friends" fans couldn' t be more excited. nbc tweeted out that the "friends" television cast will be reunited, but not for a reunion special. the cast will be part of a two-hour tribute to director james burrows that will air in february. mark: 5:24, let' s check in with randy. randi: i think there have been a couple of forecasts that could of got me a nomination, but warming up. hamilton at 19, but most of us are in the middle to upper 20' s. i admit, i have not run out side this week because it has been crazy cold, but if you want to get in a flying pigs training run today, it will not be too cold. by 5:00, sitting at 47. tomorrow, dec

adam' s kidnapping and exchange. there. >> kevin: i need the hope of this possibility in my life. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> kevin: and we still have a bunch of question marks. well, that' s been helpful. >> dylan: well, the one person who would have wanted to stick it to victor and adam both is the only person who couldn' t have done it. >> billy: i' m the reason why jabot' s in the toilet. i also wanted to be the reason why we sent him to the stratosphere so high that victor could never screw us again. >> phyllis: you have already won, billy. you have everything you could ever need. >> billy: need? yeah. s a little tricker, isn' t it? what about you? you have a lot to risk here. >> phyllis: if i don' t do it, i risk more. i lose my dignity, i lose my self-respect. i am not going to back away now. i am going to take him down on my own. i will, and you' and cheer, and it' ll still be fantastic. >> billy: watch and cheer. from the stands. >> phyllis: the timing isn' right. okay, i get it. so what do i do? wait for a better chance to stick it to victor? i' m gonna do this with you. let' s take him down. >> victor: this is impressive. >> adam: it' s fantastic

mark. that's why we're seeing some melting, plus we got the added sunshine. i just saw adam's live shot. can see those wet roadways out there. but that's all going to freeze overnight. so temperature at 37 degrees. we're going to stay there and at about 3:00, that temperature will go down a little bit. eventually we'll be in the low 30s about 5:00 or 6:00 and start to see freezing spots about 7:00 tonight. we'll have mostly clear skies overnight so it will be a messy commute. we had one lane pretty much all throughout d.c. a lot of slush out there. then this evening, after about 6:00, you're going to see some icy, slick spots out there, some fog as well. leave yourself extra time tomorrow morning with ice all throughout the region. a big warm-up. we've got the 7-day and i'll show you that in a few minutes. >>> tonight president obama is going to honor four people who risked their lives to protect jews during the holocaust. the ceremony will be at the embassy in honor of holocaust remembrance day. it commemorates the anniversary of the auschwitz death camp in 1965. >>> new today, another

especially with so many people going to the mark center that might be a prime carpool point. >> let's hope so, chris. >> thanks, adam >>> well, we've been saying the fourth-letter word around here, something we haven't heard in quite a while. >> doug, fill in the blanks there for us. >> the s-n-o-w word? this is the longest we've gone in the winter season without measurable snow at the airport and it looks like we'll continue to do that. measurable snow meaning even a trace that's possible. right now, what are we dealing with? we have blue skies and that's a good thing. temperatures a little bit below average and winds out of the west at 8 miles an hour and it gives us a windchill and the current temperature below freezing and 39 down toward culpeper and windchills in the 20s in many areas and it is going to be a very chilly night tonight and storm team 4 radar and nothing on the radar in our area and go back to the west and the clipper system is a pretty strong clipper and it will continue to strengthen and not a lot going on with it and a couple of snow showers and somewhere around cincinnati trying to move our wa

mark and steve will be in studio with joe. that' s all coming up tomorrow night at 11:25. the dolphins have their man. hiring adam gace as their new head coach. on whichesive coordinator just 37 and becomes the youngest head coach in the nfl. reportedly mat was set to interview with the dolphins but the meeting was cancelled. >>> harvard hoops kicking off ivy league play against dartmouth. the crimson won 5 straight conference titles and made it to the tournament in 4 straight years and they kick off the ancient 8th slate in style. with no conference tournament in the ivy league, the 14- game playoff for the big dance starts today. the fast start for boston and then check out the back door cut and slam with that team high and puts it away. goes up with the steal and the foul and drops the game high 29 and harvard wins it 77- with the big home win. >> i was pleased to see him come out in that environment and have the guard right on the other end and it was a terrific performance out of some guys that is really a step forward. the minute men up 7- 0 but closing strong with adams at the buzzer. his 3, check this out

``finally, most streets in mount ``adams can be dicey, they are ``narrow making it difficult for ``plows and salt trucks. ``mark: let' s check in with randi ``rico to see what is coming in ``now. ``randi: obviously we weren' t ``expecting widespread rain but we ``do see some tricky trouble ``spots. ``round one of the snow is on the ``way out. ``on the west side of town, things ``are drier. ``in hamilton and middletown, it ``is ending but back in indy, they ``are getting hit with snow at ``that will be on the way by 8:00. ``from 8:00-10:00, that will be ``possible. `` those who are bundling up this ``morning, snow and wind with ``freezing. ``watch out for slick spots but ``not super widespread. ``after school, a different band ``of issues. ``we will be on the colder side at ``it gets windy with the feels ``like temperature between 5-10 ``degrees. ``the first light coating moving ``and now, the secondary route ``between 8:00-10:00, and the ``total will be around one inch. ``we are going 1-2 inches. ``mark at lisa? ``lisa: thank you. ``coming up, don' t forget that we ``have a number of school closings ``today. ``

reporter: mark richardson was the only one to face criminal charges, he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and withdrew the appeal of his fire montgomery the last few weeks. adam laurent was fired, his appeal was denied last year. the rookie officer was disciplined and didn't appeal. with a new chief in place the town is looking ahead. >> so we're able now to turn the corner finally on this unfortunate incident, and move forward with a new police department and hopefully a brighter future. reporter: in seabrook, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: right now, snow showers are making for some whitefield. route 3 is closed between meadow pond road and hall road because of several accidents. drivers are buying diverted around that scene. this scenario is the exact reason state crews were treating parts of 93 north of ashland. let's go over to meteorologist about the trouble these showers ahead. hayley: yes, indeed, we have had through. they're already gone in central and southern new hampshire. now it would be the deep freeze that would cause an issue with maybe some black ice. but it's still snowing up north in whitefield and lancaster. we're hearing of the

adam and lesli. this is the area where milo normally takes his walk. mark and yolanda were taking a walk when something caught milo's nose or eyes and he took off running. milo and his best friend gizmo in the backyard safe and sound playing in the snow. but last week was an adventure. >> i was hysterical. you felt hopeless. >> reporter: milo had caught the smell of geese. >> i'm like please just stop and he wouldn't stop because i knew the ice wasn't going to hold him. >> reporter: sure enough, he fell in. it took every restraint from mark not to go in. >> i had to hold him back. >> reporter: milo spent an agonizing 20 minutes in the freezing lake before help arrived. the family could see the fear in their dog's eyes. >> that and his whimpering. yeah. >> and i have never heard him do that. >> it seemed like slow motion while it was going on. but looking back, they were amazing. >> reporter: after a struggle, crews from the city of fairfax with assistance from fairfax county fire and rescue, milo was free. >> oh my god! i'm crying and loving him. and it is

nevada attorney general adam laxalt is asking a judge to throw out one of the lawsuits on the education savings account program. this is the lawsuit filed by lieutenant governor mark hutchison, on behalf of parents who hutchison say are left in limbo because of the hutchison has a legal conflict of interest in this case, since he filed it as a private lawyer. the savings account program is scheduled to start february first. it's also facing lawsuits from groups who don't want state funds to go to religious schools. a heartwarming sendoff today, to the city of henderson's fire chief. he retired today, and each station spoke about what he means to them over the scanner. " the enormity of your positive impact can never be truly measured. but we feel your legacy can be summed up by saying that you're a person of great character and leadership that truly values people over everything else. " fire chief steve goble has been on the job nearly 26 years. the city says he'll be missed for his compassion and infectious laugh. and clark county fire department also said goodbye to its most tenured firefighter today. the department is