we sent mike carter-conneen out in mobiletrak7 to check out the problem areas. did you find any area that wasn't a problem area? mike: good question, maureen. no. they are everywhere. we are just off the north capital street in northwest d.c. one of the areas that many drivers complain about today. there are other roads as bad if not worse. we can only get to so many in a day. few streets have as many problems as beech drive. [honk] after the morning rush, national park servi drive between hill don and honey branch to fill a plethora of potholes. >> this will give us a safer drive. >> now they are saving a few hundred dollars for repairs. this will likely be out of pocket, yes. >> triple-a says each year pothole damage cost the american drivers $3 billion. generating big business for the auto body and tire shop. >> stuff like that. the alignment. >> jasmine blake wishes she got a flat tire when she slammed in the pothole she broke the car's axle. >> this could be the worst pothole in washington. they are in a horrible location off the heavily traveled northbound

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mike carter-conneen explains why they health a protest outside gun shop. ke: protesters gathered across the street citing 18 years of police records showing 86 guns sold by the district heights gun shoppe linked to homicide cases. hundreds more used in other violent crimes. >> i have grown weary of burying too many young people. mike: protesters say gunshots can and do more. >> basic thing like have security cameras, keep track of inventory. >> the staff inside the shop declined to comment for the story. protests organizers went inside and they had a cordial conversation with the shop employee. >> he seems like a good guy. they are doing their part. who is not doing their part in the process? guns are still ending up on the street. >> located near a gunshot. protest mostly on manufacturers. >> we are calling on ceo's of the world, seven major gun manufacturers to explore newer, safer, smarter gun technology. >> it would use fingerprints or safety fingers to be only fired by the authorized user. on the website, the national rifle association says it does not

mike carter-conneen continues our team coverage from the western district station in manassas. mike? reporter: you can see this has been trained on this police cruiser, also the front entrance. similar displays can be found across the county tonight. all day long we have seen individuals, groups, many who never knew this officer, laying flowers in this spot. they say they felt they needed to do something, anything to show their support. >> it's heartbreaking. reporter: 28-year-old ashley guindon was shot on her first day back at the prince william's county police department. >> for those on the beats, this is a friend, a coworker. reporter: after going through basic training in 2015 and deciding to leave the department for personal reasons, he says guindon came back a couple weeks ago. >> she shared when she hired her that she felt she still wanted to do this job. spent sixhe said she years as a marine corps in aeronautics, and later got a masters degree in forensic science. was notclear to me she only driven and passionate, but exceedingly intelligent. that's always the type of

mike carter-conneen reports once competitors, thatry now collaborating. mike: with the delivery of daisy, 4-month-old puppy with a broken leg and a special personality, they supported the first transport from the humane to the rescue league vet. now coworkers after the two non-profit merged effective immediately but the name and the branding for joint organization is still to be determined. like puppies ighting for attention or kittens battling over a chew toy there is a long natural tension between the two organizations competing for the same resources. the same donors. but board members say that dynamic changed eight years ago. >> first time that we were able to focus on the fact that we are all interested in it for the same thing. we are in it for the animals and the philosophy. >> two staffers have been laid off and the current ceo of the rescue lead bob raymond is stepping down next month. >> there are efficiency with the mergeer. that wasn't the goal. the goal was how do we save more animals? >> 170 employees will keep the jobs and they might hire mo

i'm mike carter-conneen. we know your week is filled with other matters, save this half hour for us. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: hello, i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." this week, the french national assembly votes on extending a state of emergency in effect november's islamic extremist attacks. security is still high in paris with armed gunmen on the streets and at sites like the famous eiffel tower. for the french, that one horrific night became their 9/11. and like many am

i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, we will explore whether there is ram for the walburg brothers in the washington region. leon: alexandria is one of the most romantic cities in the country. find out where to find alison: burger shops are everywhere. they seem to be the new gourmet go-to. leon: that is because everybody loves them. mike carter-conneen reports tonight it's unclear if the newest restaurant on the block will have the right stuff. mike: former boybander donnie wahlburg, the movie star brother mark and the chef brother paul are taking stems toward opening a restaurant in washington. >> it used to be oh, the wahlburg kids. >> it has the same name as the reality show "wahlburgers" that focuses on the running the chain. >> i saw it on the internet. mike: wahlburgers has location in boston and new york with plans to open more across the country. recorded by the washington business journal the celebrity brothers look locally for a 5,000 square foot space. >> take another burger joint. >> more the merr

i'm mike carter-conneen in northwest. coming up details on the popular country music star helping to make it happen. leon: but fist look at how the body m steve: i'm steve rudin. looking great for the upcoming weekend. dry saturday and sunday. temperatures upper 40's to lower 50's. take a look at the next seven days. the eyes are focused late monday to tuesday of next week. could we be looking at another wintry event around the washington metro area? we'll keep you updated. alison: "7 on your side" on your side with health questions. how often is body mass index used to determine health problems? a new study found people with high b.m.i.'s are not necessarily at risk with heart problems. people with the normal b.m.i.'s still developed cardiac trouble. the study suggests diet and exercise are the best way to avoid heart problems. leon: capitol hill and congressmen became visibly angry when a ceo refused to answer questions. martin shkreli invoked his fifth amendment right and kept laughing as they tried to get information.

in northwest, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: that will do it for the news at 5:00.here is what is ahead at 6:00 -- deal or no deal? pepco-exelon merger hits a snag. the conditions that have to be met before it can move forward. ready to roll. a first look inside d.c. streetcars and how long you will get to ride for free. and out of tragedy comes something beautiful. how a group of students and police officers came together to honor fallen officer noah announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: this breaking news is a serious accident on u.s. one. five vehicles were involved a crash there just past russell road in fairfax county. maureen: live in mobiletrak7. what can you tell us about this? sam: maureen this is being cleaned up. take a live look behind me. accident investigation reconstruction crews on the scene. five vehicles involved. you can still see there are four of them here on the scene. one a tow truck. three of them are smashed up right here as crews try to clean up the road. several lanes are blocked. traffic is backed up all the way

. >> i'm mike carter-conneen at the george washington mount vernon escape. copal up how citizens taking the oath of citizenship feel about the political season. leon: coming your way tonight -- 13 eagles dead in a local community. steve: i'm abc7's steve rudin. gearing up for more rain tomorrow and wednesday. maybe rumble of thunder. look at the cooldown moving closer to the weekend. sunshine is set to return. saturday around 46 degrees. a good deal of sunshine and added clouds. we'll wa alison: police say it is about safety. ddot says it's traffic flow. drivers say it is a speed trap. this is the story you will only see tonight at 11:00 on abc7 news. chris papst is alongside the road now with the details about this exclusive investigation. chris: it has been ten years since the district put in speed cameras. ever since then they have been frustrating the motorists. we at "7 on your side" receive a lot of e-mails and the calls from people about speed cameras. this one in particular has been getting a lot of negative attention. this speed camera is on a road

mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: you should know the county is still accepting public comment on the proposed regulations. leon: time to check on the two favorite parents to be. pair of bald eagles laid eggs in the tree. they should be hatching in a few weeks. you can watch the live feed when you want to through wjla.com. alison: okay. how about this story? one of my favorites of the day. a baby gorilla born by caesarean section at a british zoo. making a splash online. zoo officials say the birthmarks a handful of times a baby gorilla has been delivered by ce-section. a gynecologist was called in for the rare emergency operation. after the mother showed sign of potentially life ing preclampsia. it was the first time he has performed a c-section on a gorilla. leon: so you are a gynecologist, do you put it on the resume? alison: he said it was the biggest moments of his life. leon: really? alison: yeah. i mean think about it. leon: what kind of an h.p.o. would pay for a gynecologist for gorilla. alison: i'm su

go army. >> in chevy chase, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: such a deserving hero. what a story. that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". right now at 6 of:00 -- the number of victims could grow as the f.b.i. joins investigation in a school volunteer accused of horrifying crimes against children. >> i found her. >> plus, pulled from the friday yesterday water. what made the moment possible in the search for a missing girl. paying a lot more for a lot less. plan that could affect the daily commute for more than thousands of people. abc7 at 6:00 starts now. >> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> right now at 6:00, the fear of freezing after a snowy wet day for the entire area. leon: tonight, mobile track 7 on the roads looking for signs of trouble as the sun goes down and takes the temperatures with it. bright spot is doppler is quiet. will it last? chief meteorologist doug hill has what we need to know going into tonight. >> we get through the evening hours, we have evil hours to dry the roadways but the temperatures will fall below freezing. at the same time, area

at 4:00" -- >> i'm mike carter-conneen. at the smithsonian national portrait gallery. frank underwood reign suprem michelle: "7 on your side" with consumer alert and the takata air bag regulation. the report claims the data from the inflator test were manipulated. they cited the internal documents for the past 12 years. the defective air bag inflators explode to send shrapnel with the air bag and have been blamed for several deaths in the u.s. and worldwide leading to the largest auto recall ever. a new portrait of kevin spacey portraying president frank underwood from the series "house of cards" unveiled at the national portrait gallery. he attended the event in character. as mike carter-conneen reports the portrait is now on display. >> i am here to underwood. >> "house of card" fans are flocking to the national portrait gallery for the first time to see and take selfies with the sinister frank underwood. >> he looks as scary as his character is. >> i knew we'd have a good crowd when it was announced i was going to be hung. >> he is a coining the throne with a large

mike carter-conneen joining us from arlington. everywhere you go, they are opening up like they were waiting for warmer weather and here they are. mike: we are seeing the huge swings. it is chilly but a big change in the conditions. not the downpours we saw earlier this morning. this pothole here, about two feet wide on philmore in arlington. they can't avoid it, the cars don't expect it to be there. but now since there isn't rain you have a more visible look at the potholes. you can see beach drive, every winter a lot of potholes. rock creek parkway. even the inner lanes of the beltway. two lanes were shut down as emergency crews moved in to fill a couple of very large potholes today. talking with driver, they are feeling very frustrated. a break this winter. maybe not as bad as past winters but they are sick of these potholes. >> since they have removed the snow from the roads, it seems like it's potholes ever few blocks that rattle your car horribly so. you have to be careful out here. >> snowmageddon was 2010. that was pretty b

mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. kimberly: don't take your sweetheart to a burger joint for valentines. virginia really is the place for lovers. six of the most romantic restaurants in the country are in the old dominion. virginia.in northern no places in d.c. or maryland even made the list. devon: i cannot believe that washington did not make it on the list. kimberly: and good stone in middleburg. not on the list. devon: i have heard you talk about that before. we will let you know the latest about the snow forecast after we see what's going on right now. skiestional harbor, clear , a bank of clouds. jumping into the forecast the next two days, tomorrow morning, it is about where the clouds and sunshine line will be, no precipitation. monday, the first effects of the upper-level system drops in, the beginning of the reign. -- the beginning of the rain. temperature sunday, a hard freeze, 25 manassas, 33 downtown. there could be icy spots. watch out in the morning. tomorrow it's all about the cloud cover. likelyud cov

mike carter-conneen reports a g.w. journalism student helped bring the problems to life. >> i extend my deepest and my most insere apologies. mike: in the video statement he explains they could not positive identify certain remains in the school body donor program that uses 30-40 cadavers later returned to the donor family. >> we learned the management of 2 body donor program was not consistent with the standards that the donors and the families deserve and expect. >> g.w. sophomore says the statement came a couple of weeks after she started to ask questions. prompted by anonymous tip to the school newspaper. >> we made multiple requests and they asked to us sit on it. >> it was not until last week the university started to notify the next of skin. >> there was a mixup in the cadaver department. mike: following the wishes of colleen's grandmother the body was donated last spring. >> i'm in shock. >> the dean of the school of medicine says the individual who had responsibility for managing the body donor program is no lo

i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, i will show you what happens when the inspectors showed up today. >> plus, a young man fighting a deadly disease is made a pilot for a day at joint base andrews. story of michael oliver coming steve: the weekend is here. it is looking nice. 47 degrees on saturday. by super bowl sunday 50 degrees for daytime high. good deal of sunshine to enjoy. take you out with a look at the next seven days. eyes focused monday and tuesday. we could be looking at the measurable snow across the area. chief meteorologist doug hill will have more. leon: in tonight east 7 salute we want you to meet a young man fighting a deadly and rare disease. he has an entire military base pulling for him. we introduce you to michael a ver and the day -- michael oliver and thedy -- day he had. >> today is michael oliver day at joint base andrews. the 16-year-old is being made pilot for a day. >> can you hear me? loud and clear? >> i can. >> all right. >> he is flying in a helicopter simulator and touring th

mike carter-conneen reports. 3 nats one two three!! cheers! tuesday morning, u-s army captain luis avila and his family broke ground on the family's new wheelchair- accessible home... claudia avilawifeit's going to be our forever home. forever! this is the gary sinise foundation's 41st project, giving wounded warriors mobility and independence. claudia avilawifeit's difficult when you don't have an accessible home.standupwith assistance from the foundation, the family chose this site in chevy chase, md because the boys can stay in the same school district and because of its proximity to walter reed in bethesda. claudia avilawifeand we appreciate the caring and the prayers as we walk away on our journey. it's been a long five combat tours in afghanistan and iraq. then, in 20-11, an i-e-d blast nearly killed him.scott schaeperkoettergary sinise foundation dir. of oper.he suffered two strokes, two heart attacks, they amputated his left leg and because of a lack of oxygen to the brain he suffered severe brain damage. in a coma 40-days, the outlook

alison: coming up at 5:00 -- mike: i'm mike carter-conneen. underneath the lincoln memorial in a space rarely seen by the public. i will take you inside the space with the >> coming up in minutes, heroin highway. even if it doesn't run straight through your city, it is in your backyard. lives are lost by the day. 2 special report kicks off in its. leon: first, the weather scene is chasing a fast-changing system. we have the forecast up next. steve: this is for all the areas in pink. the district, arlington and alexandria and all of southern maryland and points west including the panhandle of west virginia. around the capital beltway we may have a glazing of a tenth of an inch but a lot of the main roadways are not a problem. not now. the flood watch is posted for the district and the surrounding counties. this is for tuesday. look at the transition from the rain to freezing rain. the further north you go, we have snow at this time. moving on the forecast tonight. 33 to 40. the temperatures are on the increase. that will allow the transition fr

. >> in southwest, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: coming up right now on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- team destruction left by the severe storms. we are live with the clean-up that is happening now. >> plus, we are just hours away from a high-stakes debate for the g.o.p. the candidates getting the last chance to face-off before super tuesday. we are live in houston with a preview. >> i salt -- assault, robbery, gunfire. addressing recent crimes on metro. "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. ♪ ♪ announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: first at 6:00 tonight, fast-moving severe and deadly storms in tornadoes rolled into the region last night leaving behind a path of destruction. now we are out surveying the damage left behind. maureen: governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency in virginia. the area hit hardest was the town of waverly south of richmond. three people were killed jeff goldberg starts our team coverage from there. jeff? jeff: everywhere you walk in waverly this is what you see. somebody and sadnes

mike carter-conneen joins us live from arlington a look at the worst roads out there. hey, mike. mike: look at the pothole behind me. this is two feet wide. at least a foot deep. this is worth trying to go down but going around it means pulling into opposing traffic. a lot of drivers swerving to the left like this cab driver just did. when the cars are damaged by the potholes the local mechanics say prepares can host hundreds and sometimes thousands. beach drive is a hot hole horror show with -- pothole hor row show with sections gutted by the recent weather. >> coming through the park, hit a big one. i was scared tire. >> no matter where you drive potholes are difficult to avoid. >> coming down south to the pothole. that was it. >> between connecticut and nevada they call it "pothole hell." >> you have lanes going this way and this way and trying to avoid the pothole at the same time. >> two large potholes on the inner loop of the beltway created a mess of the commute and made many drivers mad. like other transportation agencies the maryland state highway association was asking

mike carter conneen, abc7 news. leon: you know they will remember that for the rest of their lives.alison: everybody wins. the parents are happy, the kids are happy, the players are happy. great situation. leon: even the ice is happy. alison: maybe. [laughter] leon: get ready for some pumpkin slinging this fall. organizers of the pumpkin chu nkin hope to hold the event after a two-year absence. organizers secured insurance but they still need to find a location. they are reconsidering locations across delmarva, including what chester and dorchester counties. alison: ok. still the, 5:00 -- >> not alison: every year for 32 years. 7 salutes some of the many carrying on his annual tradition. jennifer: we are live in the substance abuse phone bank. 703-236-9220. you are about to hear a story you cannot miss. a former heroin addict says you can kick heroin. leon: now a live look at people paying their respects to justice antonin scalia at the u.s. supreme court great hall. the hall will be open until 8:00 tonight. justice scalia's funeral begins tomorrow at 11 :00 and you can watch it on

today at 5:00, mike carter-conneen will have an update and explain the changes coming. jonathan: the water crisis in flate, michigan, not just -- in flint, michigan, are not just affecting people who live there. mechanics say it's causing fire chief warning that the problem is getting worse and it could be deavor stating to the department. because they have already spent $65,000 on repairs to just one of the trucks damaged. michelle: a "7 on your side" consumer alert now. the takata air bag recall is expanding. daimler and mercedes benz issued recalls on some 840,000 cars and vans in the u.s. because of takata air bags that may be defective. honda, ford, nissan, toyota were forced to issue recall because of the air bags that can explode without warning. they have caused at least ten deaths worldwide including nine in the u.s.. jonathan: also on the road big win for driverless cars. federal highway safety officials are siding with google saying computers that will control cars to the future can be considered the actual driver of the vehicle. so that is important because

. >> three weeks back mike and carter were bullish on walmart. >> you can call ate trend line.t surely is that. what it's done clearly is broken above that trend line. or you could do one of these. people call them things like heads and shoulders. bottoms or top. here's our neckline. the presumption is we're going to move above that neckline. buy walmart. >> i think the bullish way to play this without risking too much money is go out to april, buy the 67.50, 72.55 call spread. >> the stock is flat. so carter, do you like the chart still? >> we do. obviously the bottom we think is in place. the question is do you get absolute returns? we think you do. we like this because it's a low data defensive stock and we think the market is a bad proposition. >> i'm willing to stick with the trade. it is down slightly, trading flat. you definitely want to use call spreads to do it. the stock down more than 1.50 today close to the total amount we risked to make our bullish bet. and certainly more than you'd be risking if you stayed in that trade today. walmart, fair value as far as the fun

. >> the key question, mike, that you bring up is do you want to own that stock that you're selling puts on? cartererms of the chart we've seen apple's performers of the past several months, down 25% or so and mike raises a good point. this week it has underperformed technology which was up 1.5% for the week. >> just one of those very rare moments. those things are moving, either improving or deter agent this. stock is dead flat. probably has nothing to do with the government, honestly. it's a massive company and this little dustup about give us your phone or not. a moment selling off 35% probably cheap for enough people that the buyer is holding it up and no one is willing to sell it down so if you have a dormant asset, there's no trade here or s something like this and getting directorial makes no sense, a dead lifeless moment in a very big okay. with that said would you sell puts here. >> what mike is really targeting. april expiration is not going to target the earnings event and that's something that will catalog the stock and in some ways, you know, $93 is held all year long. that's not a bad

mike: u.s. attorney carter stewart emphasized today' s indictments are just the start he says norwood, hamilton, lockland, and other departments are working with federal officials. sheree: new information tonight inside her mason home. -- early this morning. a neighbor called 911 after spotting the fire on olympia drive around 2 this morning. the coroner identified the woman who died as romma hunt. no one else was found inside. one neighbor banged on the front door of the home repeatedly trying to save anyone inside. but the fire was just too big for anyone to go inside to try to help. >> when i wake up, there was big smoke, i mean huge, when they open in the front, the big flame coming out, so they put more water to took it down. sheree: investigators say it' s unclear what caused the fire. it' s also unclear if there were working smoke detectors in the home. the man charged in a bond hill murder is behind bars tonight on a 250,000 dollar bond. william chamber' s bond was set at his arraignment this morning. police say on january 29, cameron clemmons was shot 5 times along franklin avenue in he

just jimmy carter, mike dukakis, glo al gore, and john kerry. nt on to become president, and that was jimmy carter. what about the republican side? different or better there? well, let's lay them out since 1976. once again we subtract all of them who were in office just trying to hold on. and that brings us down to seven. and again, if we say how many of these new hampshire winners became the party nominee, we get four. once more, ronald reagan, george h. w. bush, john mccain, and mitt romney. out of them, only two became president. for all the talk of momentum and early leads, this really is just one step along the way to the presidency in new hampshire here. and it's not a guaranteed step at all. erin? >> all right, tom. now let's bring back our panel. bacari, brown, and caylee. this is -- >> there's a name for that. interesting point. >> a pretty damning, says, my gosh, new hampshire, blow it to smithereens. >> there's no single state other than south carolina on the republican side that's decisive. i think there are a couple of reasons. first

mike's trade. i don't like carter's technical setup.'t like the fundamentals -- >> you don't like the head and shoulders and the break above the trend? >> i don't -- >> because those are not my opinions. those are facts. >> they are facts. >> so what's wrong with the setup? >> i think it's going to find a lot of trouble at 70. i don't really know why it's going up. >> but you can't say you don't like the technical setup. the technical setup is a bearish to bullish reversal, head and shoulders model. you can not like the trend and not like the idea but you can't not like the technicals because i don't make the technicals. the technicalings -- >> i think i touched a nerve here. nothing but respect. what i'm saying is that listen, i just think the fundamentals don't line up, i don't think the macro environment lines up. we saw this oil spike over the last week. it's obviously moderated a little bit. but if crude oil were to go up precipitously for the wrong reasons because of a supply cut i think that hurts walmart's customers. waurmtd tol

mike: 39. greg: jimmy carter. rosanna: i did not go that high. i only went through 10. happy presidents' day two of the presidents. rosanna: let's talk about the weather. a remarkable difference from yesterday. mike: a huge jump up and temperatures you almost never see. it was ridiculously cold over the weekend. today we came back to more springlike weather. we will also see wind coming in from the southeast. that will start piling up. that is in effect from 1:00 o'clock until 8:00 o'clock. the high tide cycle will be coming on five. you could see ties around three and a half feet above nmal. as far as gringos, no, we do not have any problems out there right now. quickly later this afternoon. fifty also in bridgeport. that southerly wind will pull up that warmer temperatures. that really draws out the warmer air. it will feel a lot more like spring trying to make a comeback. it may be an indication that the flip of the seasons is not too far away. later this morning and into the afternoon, we are giving peta by showers and storms. the range should start to shut down. tom

carter to garland, more frustration. a heated discussion with officials. mike stevens collapses, and stay down during the timeout. he is eventually help to the locker room. he says he had a dizzy spelling to his ongoing vertigo. steve robinson takes over and thankfully, so did justin jackson, 20 point off of the bench. marcus paige, a triple, plus a bow. a huge bucket there. patient only 12 points, but a couple of big three throws down the stretch. carter gets one last look at the time, but the shots are a lot and unn sunday that we have to get ready for an we have to come and play better. >> considered a champion ship pray to charlotte, the panthers marched through the locker room, prepping for the off-season. a bitter ending, highlighted by the star quarterback walking out of a postgame press conference. attitude on sunday night. >> i've been on record to say i'm a sore loser. who likes to lose? show me a good loser in all show you a loser. i'm not here -- it's not a popularly contest. >> just like you want apologize for the dancing and pictures, he is not conforming to what the masses deem appropriate after a

carter to garland, more frustration. a heated discussion with officials. mike stevens collapses, and stay down during the timeout. he is eventually help to the locker room. he says he had a dizzy spelling to his ongoing vertigo. steve robinson takes over and thankfully, so did justin jackson, 20 point off of the bench. down by one, in the last minute, marcus paige, a triple, plus a bow. a huge bucket there. patient only 12 points, but a couple of big three throws down the stretch. carter gets one last look at the time, but the shots are a lot >> i decided to go out there and play. my teammates found me. i was able to some shots. i've not played well these past couple of games, sartre to put that behind and go out there and play. we do not play well the first half, so we have to go back in and fix we were doing there. that road trip, it was tough, but we had a game on sunday that we have to get ready for an we have to come and play better. >> considered a champion ship pray to charlotte, the panthers marched through the locker room, prepping for the off-season. a bitter ending, highlighted by the star quarterback

mike huckabee wins in 2008. same scenario there. >> sometimes iowa is going to predict a nominee. sometimes we're not. if jimmy carter can rise from obscurity, you can have a rick santorum come out a caucus winner. >> reporter: with all of that said, you can look at iowa like a horse race. you may not need to win, but it's important to place or show. in recent history, no candidate has ever finished outside of the top three and i'm scott thuman in iowa. >> whitney: it will be interesting to see if things get shaken up. >> will: our producer said interesting >> will: let's check the old wset inbox and see what we have there. whittaker in lynchburg sent us there. and it was so warm that clarence put out the jet ski and took it out on smith and lauri sent us a sunrise. we appreciate all the pictures we get at wset.com. 53 in lynchburg. 43 the dew point. and visibility at ten miles. wind out of the southwest at seven. pressure is holding at 29.91. other temperatures to speak of include 52 in charlottesville. 51 in farmville. 55 for danville. we are cool back to the 40s and even a few upper 30s in the mountainous location

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carter said in december that a scan detected no sign of cancer cells. republican rep. mike cheokas from americus is the bill's sponsor. cheokas said no one facing cancer that has spread should have medical treatment options limited by insurance providers. the bill now goes to the state senate for review. a north charleston pastor is challenging u.s. sen. tim scott in his bid for re-election. pastor thomas a. dixon announced his decision at a news conference monday. in a news release, dixon says he , "tireless advocate and will reach out to people who feel they are under represented by current elected officials. go dixon is a democrat and a scott is a republican and has -- hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end r

. >> and i'm mike, yard keeping black history 100 for "the nightly show." >> yeah, we are. here's a fun fact. carter g. woodson, known as the father of black history month, actually lobbied for black history to be taught in school all year round. >> and we only got a month. ha-ha. bet you happy with that, ain't you? >> no. why would i be happy with that? i think black history's fantastic. >> please. i'm sure you do. >> no. >> happy black history month, everyone. >> why did you ask me to do this honestly? just to belittle my contribution? happy black history month. >> welcome to my world. >> welcome to my world. >> wow. hey, searching for a great used yeah! you got it. just say show me millions of used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com we broabout this new car. to get your honest opinion to keep things unbiased, we

mike, what do you got? thanks. what's up, megan? thanks for coming back early. all right, so what do we got? carter and granger were being moved to a new holding facility. the transport was ambushed en route. driver hit the panic button. the response time was faster than they probably expected. which would explain why there's two dead, a third in critical, what's that, like, vietnamese? yeah, he's a local mope. he's not talking. strictly hired muscle. granger and carter used a diversion, overpowered the guards. they slipped away during the firefight. now, eyewitnesses saw them taking off down hill street. they were shackled together at the ankles. but the driver said that colby's hands were free, so they must have gotten a key somehow. yeah, it's right here. that explains how they got loose. and if they lost it while they're still in leg shackles... yeah, so they're gonna be trying to cut those off, right? charles, the monks do not appreciate fbi agents knocking at their doors, especially during morning contemplation. yeah, i didn't he any way to call you. yes, by design. you know, much as i respec

carter in. >> long home depot, made a fortune and take some off the table. sell short. >> mike coh?> results were dose ent and look forward and not back and right now home depot is trading rich. i'd be a buyer of those puts. >> dan nathan? >> a lot of gold miners in the xlb that i just described, seld the gdx and the xlp. >> what a show with sir richard branson. our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. for more "options action" check out our website >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. and put it in perspective. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. i'll say this. it's better than it's been. how about that for a way to view a market that's no longer quite so

carter? >> take your camels, trim your stock. sell the stock. >> mike? >> i'm looking at selling puts in apple. in fact, i'm short them my level. >> dan? >> iyt failed breakout. >> see you back fill break out. >> see you back here next friday. have a great weekend. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to teach and coach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. we've had a good week. the economy's better. maybe earnings season's been terrific. we've been going higher because oil's going up. and there's really nothing else to it. that's why this market started so strong today and then petered out when oil reversed. closing down 57 points. s&p backsliding .19%. nasdaq .18%. oil was strong. this oil makes everythin

mike huckabee, same scenario, is there a lesson to be learned?" (324) kaufmann: "i would say this: sometimes iowa's gonna predict the nominee, sometime we're not."-2:35 (kaufmann) "so a jimmy carter can rise from obscurity, so you can have a rick santorum go to work and actually come out a iowa can also be looked at like a horse race, you may not win but it's still critical to show or place, that's because for the most part no candidate has ever placed out of the top three, and still become the nominee. in des moines iowa, scott thuman. 3 three weeks ago this popular sioux city restaurant was damaged by a fire.. 3 thanks to the help from numerous volunteers.. it will re-open in less than 24 hours.. we'll hear from the 3 sioux city restaurant damaged by a fire earlier this month will be reopening tomorrow morning.the owners and a willing team of volunteers and sneaky's supporters spent the past three weeks, renovating their restaurant after a shed fire caused severe smoke damange. today the owners took the time to thank all of those who helped make their re- opening a speedy one.a special thank-you dinner was provided for the workers who did the remodel. sneaky's owner, dave farri

carter hoop and the foul.. carson wins 57-31... they play galena on friday in the semifinals. over to reno... the third-ranked huskies hosting douglas... mike heydon's back... he missed the last two weeks with a knee injury... a little limp, but still pretty good... heydon with the putback in traffic... some good team offense here by the tigers... passes it around to jace hart... he had a team high 13 points... but reno's loaded inside... david kyle.. spin move and lay-in... the huskies pull away... karn goraya hits the three... huskies eliminate douglas 67-56 over to bishop manogue... miners hosting mcqueen... octavion corley doing his thing!... he had 14 points and 9 blocked shots.. miners get defensive... aidan cantwell with the steal... takes it coast-to-coast for the hoop and the foul!... lancers go outside... he's pretty sick from 3- point range!.. then it's mr. corley again on the breakaway tomahawk!... mcqueen beats manogue 62-45 they play reno in the semifinals on friday... the wolf pack hit the road tonight... down in the bay area to face a really improved san jose state the spartans actually led it by 11 points in the second half

carter went on to win the caucuses.. which turned the attention of politicos back to iowa.. 33:55- lynn: did you ever think, 40 years later, that it would be like it is today? mike: no. no i didnt to be perfectly honest with you. 34:02 over those 40 years, mauro has had a front row seat... as democrats have raced for the white house. 40:40- one of the favorites was john kerry. 41:33- and then 8 years ago, when clinton and obama were going at it. that was mind boggling. but even more mind boggling for mauro... how big the caucuses have become. 47:41- in 1976, carters looking for someone to drive him around. in 2016, dont worry about it. he says hes lucky to have been there at the very beginning... when 33:14- and thats why i say to iowans, were so lucky. 43:10- youre so close to these people. sometimes we take it for granted. a blizzard warning is in effect for tuesday for those north and west of the des moines metro. moderate to heavy snow is expected at times and wind speeds will increase as well. winds will be strong from the north-northeast at 20 to 30 mph, gusts to 40 mph. this will create very difficult driving conditions all day on tuesday and for the star

carter? >> understanding a lot of people have to be long or want to be long, i think coke's as good a place to do it as anywhere. >> mike if you're going to try to catch the falling knife in oil, the only way to do it is to get paid so that's why i was looking at the march 16.50 puts. >> dan? >> i think for traders who want to make a defined risk bet, i like the put calendar out into april. >> looks like our time has expired. thanks so much for watching. checks out the wednesday ice, optionsaction.cnbc.com. have the a great three-day weekend. happy president's day. stay tuned. "mad money" is up next. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to put it in perspective and teach you. so call me at 800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. these weeks have gotten too crazy even for this veteran. i can handle

carter? what do you say? >> understanding a lot of people have to be long or want to be long, i think coke's as good a place to do it as anywhere. >> mike? >> if you're going to try to catch the falling knife in oil, the only way to do it is to get paid so that's why i was looking at the march 67.5 puts. >> dan? >> i think for traders who want to make a defined risk bet, i like the put calendar out into april. >> looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. for more "options action," optionsaction.cnbc.com. have the a great three-day weekend. happy president's day. stay tuned. "mad money" is up next. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simp

p>> jimmy carter set model why piowa has important and has been psince 1976 rick santorum prepublican winner he didn't get pthat far, mike huckeby he didn't pget that far. pnot necessarily prey addicter of pimportant because the polls and pother states are not static. pthey will move based on results pin early states. pof course iowa is first state of pall. p>> all right. pokay, craig. pthank you. p>> thank you. p>> and so it begins. plong road to white house. pup next new hampshire primary pnext tuesday. pwashington state republicans and pnevada democrats caucus on 20th. pnevada republican haves to wait pin the 23rd though south pcarolina republican primary is palso the 20th. pfollowed by democrats a week plater. psuper tuesday is march 1st. pthat's when 15 states pterritories will head to polls. pflorida primaries are pmarch 15th. pelection day as you know ptuesday, november 8th. p>> 8:07 right now. pit has people asking how could pthis happen. ptwo teens cut a hole in a fence pand escaped a juvenile detention pcenter. pshayla reeves is live outside pfalkenberg academy. pany closer to finding these pkids? pnow crime st

carter, what do you say? >> understanding a lot of people have to be long or want to be long, i think coke's as good a place to do it as anywhere. >> mike if you're going to try to catch the falling knife in oil, the only way to do it is to get paid so that's why i was looking at the march 16.50 puts. >> dan? >> jpmorgan, it's not a mock the flame thing. actually the thing acts well here. but for traders who want to make a defined risk bet, i like the put calendar out into april. >> looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. thank you very much for watching. check out the website, optionsaction.cnbc.com. have the a great three-day weekend. happy president's day. stay tuned. "mad money" is up next. >> the following is a paid program for life alert life alert. >> sirens wailing, truck honking. >> i can't believe how quickly the fire spread. >> our house, everything we owned went up in flames. >> "mom." it was really, really scary to see her lying there helpless and nobody could help her. i couldn't even do anything. >> you had an intruder? >> it's scary and i had this sense of real fear. >> i think it was the most frightening time

mike. >> oh, it puts a skip in my step. >> a good question: have you had a good day lately? can't ask it every day. >> aid good day back during the carter administration. i do remember. it was in april. >> i'm just glad you remember. >> yes, it was great. >> you know, i didn't realize that the winds got to up 06 miles an hour in some parts of new jersey yesterday, in the 50's, up in the northeast yesterday afternoon, around noon to 2:00. >> and those strong winds think ripped a roofer apart at the girls and boys club. they just spent years fundraising. >> fairly new roofer. rain poured in, flooding the hockey floor, is there such thing as a hockey floor? yes, they play hockey on the floor. shutting the clown down until further notice. community members disappointed this morning because the kids won't have anywhere to go today. they say there is tens every thousands of dollars in damage to the club. volume up tears say the roof was barely a year old. boy, wouldn't you think could you stand 55-mile per hour winds? it took years to raise the money to put the roof on that building. >> what am i going to do, all of my volunteers helped me to