learned a lot about collaboration and perseverance. now they get to take their next big step together. pretty cool for a bunch of seventh graders, right? in ft. lauderdale ari odzer, nbc 6 news. >> we have commented on this before, we said sometimes we watched these education on 6 reports. it seems like a report you would be seeing out of a university or college. >> and it's high school. >> this was seventh grade, not

they learned a lot about collaboration and perseverance. cool for a bunch of 7th graders, right? in ft. lauderdale, nbc 6 news. >>> the loans can pile up, now we're getting a look at which school will give you the best bang forp your buck. releasing a list of the top

it's unfortunate but we're going to persevere and get through it. reporter: in newport news, 10 on your side. >> a tip from you could help police make an arrest. if you know who the suspect may be, call 1-888-lock-you-up. you never have to give your name >> the army corps of engineers is another step closer to rebuilding the beach in norfolk. it's given the contractor a green light to proceed. a new sand berm will protect the ocean view coastline. a coastal storm took out a good chunk in the fall. the agency could not say when the work will start, but it expects the project to finish next spring. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast. >> we've got no storms in sight. it's been obviously very, very active week. the storm system that brought us the tornado and thunderstorms on wednesday is still giving us some wind and is now giving us cooler temperatures. you can still see snow generated by the wind basically across the eastern great lakes region, on up into new england, even over the mountains. but the whole thing is finally starting to move away a

and this story is so much about perseverence. it's about family, love, perseverence of the individual, of the doctors. i's really, though, about miracles. because miraculously, justin is here with us today. everyone, please welcome justin! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> welcome. >> how you doing? how you doing? >> welcome! >> miracles do happen, folks. >> audience: yeah! >> dr. travis: how does it feel to be a miracle? >> it's really amazing. 11 months ago i was dead. and now i am here today. and it's -- [ applause ] >> it's unbelievable! wouldn't have thought it could have happened this way. >> dr. travis: i have to confess i knew you would be here today, but i didn't want to meet you until that moment, because even i was still a little skeptical, you know, how is justin going to be? how is he going to look? how is he going to walk? we will get into the injuries you sustained. but i would never have known, if your family didn't share your story with me, i would have never known that you were year ago. >> yeah. >> that night,

. >> i won student of the month for perseverance and never giving up. >> reporter: the family trip from the bahama the community got together and sprinkle the town in the blue and orange rib ox on -- ribbons on trees and poles. >> you follow the rib ox and it led to a wall and it hash my name -- ribbons and it led to a wall that had my name on the wall and it was the coolest. >> when it hits home it hits hard and just the support network in natick it's huge. >> reporter: his trainer and wife came up with the idea. >> blue is one of his favorite colors and orange fits the red hair and we put those together. >> wanted something that would just you know speak to him and let him know we are all thinking of him. >> reporter: all four young men -- for young man teaching others,000 persevere. >> how-- what to do to keep it going gone and think if i keep my legs moving it will get rid of it. >> working with the trainer and working hard. >> and he smiled that entire stronger than adults. >> it's true. and you know everybody in natick loves to see him with a smile. >> and we will root him on you

. >> for me this shows no matter what you go through in life, if you just persevere and wait awhile, you are going to persevere and be victorious. >> re rend carpenter says it's great to have a place to call their own. >> and a great day to stay inside and do some weather tri i can't. >> tri i trivia. >> there you are, mike. >> aye been i've been running all over, and this is the return of weather trivia. haley won last year's but we are starting fresh. >> i thought he was just saying i won tonight! >> not yet, not yet. the forecast for kickoff was right around 71 and that's just what it was, and so what is the coldest temperature ever recorded for an outdoor kickoff. 31, 34, 39 or 44? warm. >> yeah, exactly, and 39 is close enough to throw that out, a and b, right. >> and you both went with a. >> what is the answer? >> oh, man! it is 39. super bowl between dallas and miami, was played in new orleans and it was that cold for that super bowl, and xxvi also, had a temp or -- but remember, it was played outdoors. no-winner. you need to put "loser" on top of that. >> and you like the no-

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she wanted to thank them for the loyalty, and perseverance to stay with the team, so thank you on behalf of anna bell bowlen. she is looking forward to getting back to denver, and here is the mayor. >> this team was ferocious, so i couldn't be more proud. a great victory for the entire region of denver. >> reporter: it really is something this is something the and we will see that this week, tuesday will be quite a celebration. >> we didn't talk about it, but there's been plans being put in place for a celebration on tuesday. we'll start at noon, probably about 17th and wynkoop, and program starts at 1:00 at the civic center. everyone is invited. let's celebrate the broncos, and bring home the lombardi trophy. >> we shocked the world. and no one gave us a chance, and i'm so proud of the team, particularly that defense. you can't separate the team, but we got to give it up to the defense that was no -- they denied everybody. >> reporter: thanks, mayor. seemed like a home game at levi stadium, and that is certainly the sentiment here. there are a couple carolina fans who are staying at the

-14 on houston's practice squad -- found a spot as denver's ack-up center this season -- james perseverence has led to a spot in the biggest game on planet earth -- obviously making his father one proud apa -- it's a good story and we're really prprud of him. i i hink everybody here is proud of him. it's a good story. former cyclone linebacker -- and current carolina panther a-j klein provides another iowa connection in sunday's game -- it's a huge weekend for the uni wrestling team as they host a pair of nked opponents in 19th rankedd central michigan and number 16 iowa state -- the cyclones and panthers go at it tonight in the west gym -- they've split their past 2 -- i know our guys are exciied to wrestle against iowa state. you know it is a big rivalry. i know are going to go out and scap. tonight's match gets going at 7 oh clock in the west gym -- the louisville basketbull team woot be playing in the ncaa tournament this year -- that's after the school self imposed a post-season ban amid an ncaa investigation for allegedly providing recruits with utrippers and prostitutes -- the cardin

russel says lincoln's story is one of perseverance, since the 16th president failed at several careers before succeeding as a lawyer and politician. "although his parents were illiterate,he got himself f t of poverty, taught himself to read. he said, 'books got me off the farm, got me to be a prairie lawyer and got me to the white house.' " years. he says his wife encouraged him to impersonate lincoln because he's tall and very thin, just like the former president. nearly 600 young gymnasts from five different states are in coralville for a three-day competition. this is the qualification round for the winter wonderland invitational, hosted by iowa gym-nest at the marriott convention center in coralville. organizers say this is a good opportunity for aspiring gymnasts to show off their skills. " this just gives the girls an opptunity to bring in their fries so they can see why see why they spend so many hours in the gym and they get to show off to all of their family and friends and things like that. " the competition continues tomorrow and sunday at 8 a-m. organizers are expecting aro

i'm going to persevere i'm just going to go with the flow make the most, the fact that i have a disease isn't going to stop me from enjoying my life." with that positive attitude she worked with her doctor to find the right medications i'm holly firfer. a few weak systems will keep a slight chance of snow showers in the forecast on tuesday and wednesday, although accumulation is not expected for most areas. by thursday, a ridge of high pressure will strengthen over the west coast. quiet, warmer weather is in the forecast for the end of the week through the weekend. -jeff low around 15. west wind around 5 mph becoming calm. tuesday: a 20 percent chance of snow showers. partly sunny, with a high near 34. northwest wind around 5 mph. tuesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. east wind around 5 mph becoming calm. wednesday: a 40 percent chance of snow showers after 10 am. partly sunny, with a high near 42. south wind around 5 mph. wednesday night: a slight chance of rain and snow low around 27. chance of precipitation is 30%. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 44. thursday n

. >> louisiana people have been through a lot and they persevere and that's going to continue here. >> molly grantham wbtv prime time. >> we also learned today the storm killed two people and injured at least 30 others. the first alert weather team we'll stay on top about bringing you updates. we will use the storm with using the first alert weather app. >>> new on prime time, we are learning more about a meth lab best. police were there. crews were there today to get more. woo -- we will update you. >>> a woman is charged with using a bible. 54-year-old melton is charged in this case and used tobacco products to wrap individuals with an attempt to smuggle them to her son. >>> the charlotte city council passing the nondiscrimination ordinancnc today that would allow transgender people to choose a restroom based on their identity. here is a reaction from the carolina coast. >> trans people are just like everybody else. i don't know if the answer is gender neutral bathrooms but the answer for me at this moment is education as i said before. but we are working towards that. >> not everyo

. >>> >> dananlle: time to perseverance put to the test for a top cop reaching the top of a pien pine tree and ma mas all help with their babies. that's wait it goes. the 6-month-old cub has been frierg days at the zoo to get up this treatment bai bai was publicly revealed last month. >> lynn: he is cute cute. >> danielle: now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro. >> phil: all right so. we're in for a cold night here across south florida. temperatures right now in the 50s. basically from central fla northward. still in the 60s for us. but the temperature will continue to come down tonight. it is dry croos broward and miami-dade and the keys. we are looking at a couple showers here across the florida one in the eastern gulf of mexico but these fronts are coming in mtly dry. so for tonight, that cold air will continue across south florida. the jet stream will continue to push a series of front in our directions. by tomorrow we should see some more sunshine. it will still be on the breezy side. then by thursday, high pressure build n. going to be a cold morning and blustery. ve

was always impressed whatever someone's background, family history with people who have thethat perseveranceto work hard a lot of times are not very much pay for college for families. it was -- there were values from their father that they both talked about that you see in the book, but you see in the way that they lived command that was one of the ones that was most striking in my conversation. the appreciation of how hard it was in the respect for the people who found a way to provide for family and persevere they certainly knew hardship. the new people who lived so close to the margins, to how much a family can get by and an appreciation of how many people managed to do that in such difficult circumstances and perhaps some feeling in their own voice that there was a commonality of concern that maybe what a lot of us now would consider what you need to get by his inflated. the difference between need and want commanded is maybe a problem that want can begin to seem like me. and that puts pressure on people. >> we are just about to run out of time before we bid adieu to you have any parting

a kid named sterling may be setting a new standard for brightness, not to mention courage and perseverance. he's a senior at the school for advanced studies at miami-dade college. everyone here takes college courses. it's a demanding curriculum. it's harder if you're battling cancer. >> even though he's dealing with an illness, he still shows up to school. he doesn't use the illness as an excuse. >> reporter: sterling got the diagnosis two years ago. stage 4 lymphoma often fatal just after he was admitted. >> it was devastating at first. a couple of weeks later i got up going to give up on all the hard work i've been rough. i started signing up for classes online. i took calculus the whole year. dealing withhthis, i had no idea how hard things could be. it's something you can't be prepared fofo >> he's such an intellectual kid. he's amazing. >> reporter: sterling isn't in the habit of advertising what he's gone through. there's no question his presence here inspires his classmates. >> you see him pushing through things with all of his problems, which are are greater than my problems. if he

>> the panthers are perseverance. >> we love being the valdez panthers. it's a great role model for our schools. we strive to show lots of panther power throughout the year. >> reporter: just not this week. >> i just thought of the idea at dinner and my mom is the principal. at first we just changed the name for the week to the valdez broncos. >> reporter: next. >> and i thought it was a brilliant idea. so i wanted to help out. >> reporter: parents. >> the broncos are having a super bowl on sunday. >> reporter: and students work to make more than 400 valdez broncos t-shirts. >> 14,000 printing, but that's okay. it's well worth it. >> reporter: them are making all these shirts because -- >> voila. >> reporter: -- at this school everyone can afford a broncos jersey. >> it's really cool and we wanted to make sure that every kid could celebrate the broncos going to the super bowl. >> i would say they sew a little better. it's kind of sparkly. i didn't actually think of the shirt. >> reporter: and the broncos themselves, the organization sent valdez banners an

heather: next one of courage and perseverance. we take a closer look a the impressive story of the 54th massachusetts regiment. ed: coming up at 6:00, the mbta officer injured in the aftermath of the marathon bombings announcing a big change for his morning ted! scott! rready to hit some balls? p ooh! hey buddy, what' s up? r this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. r you know, i' m not feeling it today. talk to your doctor >> heather is a history professor at boston college. >> they at the very least could be sold into slavery for their captured. but that meant they could be killed. >> the climax of the movie is an assault on the confederate force. the 54th regiment made an important statement and received recognition for their service. >> they looked at the fact that they had been fighting for the country at the

part in the "importance of being earnest now," but she's learned firsthand the importance of perseverance. >> you're unable to speak english. you're injured. you n nw have to learn english. she had everything stacked against her. she could have snuck into the acks and said, oh well. >> i can overcomeanything. no one should ever give up on their dream. >> reporter: her dream is to clcmb from foster care to medical school. >> i want to be a urologist. i want to join doctors without borders to go to third world countries and help out with the less fortunate kids. >> because you know what that's like. >> yes, i definitely know what it's like. >> reporter: she learned the language, but doesn't understand >> never, never, never. >> what an inspiring young woman. we are proud to announce that dash senior high will be the school we'll be brging about on monday. we'll show you monday when we brag aut dash. >>> we're on the road in columbia, south @arolina. donald trump has slipped in the polls. we're also in nevada. we'll be there for the final push. crackdown >>> and reminder tonight that the nbc

but perseverance is something this disciplined athlete is familiar with. you can control how you react to it. erika: proceeds from raffle tickets and bracelet sales at yesterday' s game go to the denna laing fund. saying i do more than a thousand feet up. how some couples in new york got a special bird' s eye view for their big day. and star wars fans rejoice. filming of episode 8 is underway. the two big stars added to the erika: love is in the air. way up in the air. cindy: weddings with a spectacular view were held at the top of new york' s empire state building on valentine' s day. in some couples tied the knot others just renewed their vows. they won the right to take part by telling the most touching love stories. erika: two big stars have been added to the next star wars movie which just started filming. episode 8 will feature benicio del toro, laura dern and newcomer, kelly marie tran. she was in the previous film. a brief video released by lucasfilm shows the story could pick up right where the box-office smash.the force awakens left off. episode

. >> perseverance. not giving up. >>>>ohn: perhaps his greatest achievement in 1887 as an advocate for an asheville public school system. according to one source, he cast the deciding vote. dixon became the first african american in the state to serve >> i feel so fortunate to work at a school named after such a person. >> john: the man nicknamed uncle died in his 80s back in 1918. nearly a century later, his story inspires. >> i think it's important that our students and our new teachers and families all know his story. >> john: in december, mrs. black's class teamed up with artist christopher holt to design this image of dixon. >> he wasn't famous when he was alive but now he's famous. >> john: isaac dixon never sought fame. his name will never be forgotten, even if we do walk on by. >> tammy: construction continues on a new isaac dixon elementary school. >> frank: students will start school there this fall. >> tammy: still ahead, making >>> it's being called the biggest economic incentive announcement in ten years

that his mother had, and but he was resigned to the fact to do better, to become independent and to persevere. >> and it's confidential. >> the professor says that blake always arrived early to class and when he didn't show up early to school, she knew that something was probably wrong. she's asked the school to create fund. >>> sky fox after 5:00 this afternoon and it happened near hoffner avenue. smoke could be seen pouring out, and no word on any injuries or the cause of the fire right now. >> sea world making a stunning admission today. sonni abatta with that admission >> reporter: they sent a worker to potentially infiltrate an animals -- animal rights group. he says the company will no longer use such practices to essentially spy on their opponents. a sea world san diego worker was suspended last december after peta, people for the ethical treatment of animals work tried to incite violence while posing as an activist. mandy says the company has hired an outside firm to review its security practices. >> a passenger from a cruise ship that was battered by a major storm onith way to cape c

is an example of both the devastation in appomattox county and the community's determination to persevere. members of the appomattox county high school football team showed up at the church early thursday morning to help clean up. >> all of the kids volunteered and said, coach, come pick us up. come get us. where can we meet and help? >> the team rallied around one of their own. drew mann, a football player. >> my mom and dad got married in the church and i grew up here when i was younger. it's devastate to go see what happened to this place. so i need to help out. >> when they weren't cleaning, football players held up signs asking for donations to help the community. one corner of the county where wednesday's tornado left a trail of damage. behind central baptist, a number of large head stones were knocked over. like every other part of the neighborhood, they're slowly getting put back in place. >> oh, this is awesome. i never expected this many people to come out and help. just like this, it's a great community. great group of guys right here. >> all of the roads here in appomattox cou

. >> he teaches you about perseverance and getting up every day and adversity. >>reporter: his partnership with the huskies not only gives him a sense of belonging. >> i can bring a good attitude and work ethic, it feels great. >>reporter: it inspired michael to start an organization to brings young people with disabilities together with young groups and teens. >> we hope to do this for a long time. >>reporter: but it hasn't just changed their lives. it's having an impact on the huskies that can't be measured in points or wins. >> i love you, buddy. thanks for coming to our games, supporting us. you're a big part of our team. i don't think we can do on how you can get involved, visit you'rewithus.org. alex corddry, 7 news. >>> rain and wind for a few hours and then we're back to quiet weather for tomorrow it. forecast up next. >>> ahead at 5:00 a teenager sidelined after a freak accident on the basketball court. why school officials are calling the accident a serious concern. >>> plus music's biggest night at the staples center. we'll take a look at some of the

. >> with that 700 ps penn statetudents srted a 46 hour uey of perseverance. >> it is scial really special. thet unique. it is largest stentun philanthropy in the world. this ishat penn state isll about. >> i'm orwhelmed with emotion. we have been talking about this weekend for the entire year. it unreal. it is finally he. >> reporter: these spirational young men a men entered bryce rn center to a rock us crowd th dance marathon culminates year long commitment to raise money f fouriamond n penn state hershey children's hospital and pediatric cancer. >> one in five iren are stlyg tre th disease, killing more children in the you had then any other sease. reporter: since 17, th s raised more than a 127 million-dollar, the record for oneear is a little more than million, and sunday we ll learnust how muchas raised this year. >> thon is so much more than just a total at e e ofhe year. the it a machine try representation but it represents so much more. we could raise a dollar or raise 20 million-dollar and 're making a difference in the the le of a child and t just onehd b hundreds of children.

the years have friendships can be maintained and how people can stay committed to their vows and persevere despite difficulties of life. >> one couple said it was an unforgettable evening for them wedding anniversary. >> congratulations to all the couples and happy anniversary. some it tonight. the florida panthers have a night to forget against the nashville predators. some of the brightest stars in find out who took the flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the one. this changes everything. >>> we have had some technical glitches tonight we are not the only ones. some of the panthers had had their own thing. i think i may have jinx them earlier but it has been a rough couple of nights. they lose again during their six ho

this was a man who understood perseverance.t took him ten years after graduating napa valley police academy to become a police officer. >> and in 2001, the richmond police department gave him a chance. they saw in him what we saw in him. and the rest is history. >> reporter: gus' colleagues said as a detective he worked cases until there was nothing left to work. then kept working them, earning him the nickname care bear, because he never gave up on victims. >> my daddy. he was divinely appointed by god to protect and serve, and he completed what he set out to do. >> reporter: gus ultimately gave his life protecting his daughter angel and her baby. the family says he did die in the line of duty, in his duty as a father. >> he's my hero. and i thank you, dad. >> reporter: officer gus vegas, a super hero to his family and everyone who knew him. in richmond, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >>> police have arrested a man linked to the theft in which $350,000 worth of rare antique books was taken from a van. this is a photo of 30-year

and -- but he was resigned to the fact to do better and become independent and to persevere. >> reporter: karen says she asked school administrators to create memorial or scholarshipship fund in blake's name so students remember him and learn something. >> i don't want his legacy to be that this is the guy that was murdered by his mother. they're so much more to blake. he said he liked the outdoors and was working in a landscaping company. this was just really a junk in his life -- a junction in his life where we was going to move out. he had experienced a lot of hard times but was going to prevail >> turned out to be a lesson that even this professor learned from. >> he did it soulfully and beautifully. >> reporter: valerie boyce. >> and fox 35 news. >> our forecast here is clear and it is cool. right now live radar is rain, free. no clouds, can't make any rain without clouds. 44 tonight in titusville, 44 melbourne, leesburg. but north and west you get down into the 30s. so temperatures tonight colder than the last several nights and there will be a chill in the air tomorrow morning. th

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immigrant mentality, hard work, perseverance.e third generation, that can get lost, and that is the greg legendship. is a gift in the third generation do not get it, that is when the well can disappear ealth can disappear. david: looking ahead to the super bowl. carol: depends on who wins or loses afterwards. david: you post the question is the super bowl going soft? we're seeing a change in the ads. bret: that's right. we are. in the last couple of years, ads have gone less money. the-- funny. sex.have been more about advertisers see this as a family event. -- they have been less about sex and more inspirational. advertisers see this as a family event and they want to pull your heartstrings. we saw this last year where ads are getting longer and longer. carol: it is like many movies being told in a super bowl ad. it is not just mean joe greene. it is people in vignettes. bret: they are storytelling. there trying to tell a story or capture it in a way they have not been captured before. they are expensive. $5 million for a 32nd a

missing, but then the perseverance pace off with -- that buzzer-beater is no one else -- that's georgeason surviving with a davidson. the terps don't lose often at home. actually, been almost two years since a team has beaten maryland in college park. the badgers roll into the xfinity center this evening looking to snap the terps remarkable 28-game home winning streak. >> definitely more comfortable. used to the environment. used to the, the gold, the floor. everything. so -- just more comfortable. >> got to come out here, be focused. use this environment to our advantage and just follow the game plan that coaches are going to give to us. >> it's always good to be home. a saturday evening game. you know, should be a great environment. >> all indications are that john wahl will play in this third straight all-star game. here he is this afternoon practicing with the east team. remember the other night, bruised his knee against the milwaukee bucks and status to play this weekend up in the air. paying off. >> i feel good. ip was able to dunk today. i feel good. but i'm very excited. try to

immigrant mentalities, hard work, perseverance, and by the third generation that can get lost.critical juncture. if the kids in the third generation don't get it, that's when wealth can disappear. david: you are looking ahead to the super bowl. a big part of the super bowl. carol: if i need therapy depending on who wins or loses. [laughter] david: but you post the question, we are seeing a change in the kinds of ads during the super bowl. bret: in the last couple years, the ads have gotten less funny, oriented around sex a lot less, and they are much more inspiring than they used to be. basically because this has become, advertisers see this as a family event. they don't want to objectify women in the ads. they want to inspire. we saw this starting last year with ads getting longer and longer. that trend we expect to continue this year. carol: it is like mini-movies. it really is these little vignettes. bret: they are trying to tell a story. trying to capture you in a way that you may not have been captured in years before. these ads are super expensive. $5 million for a 30-sec

. >>> ierks a story of strenh and perseverance and shot with the story. >> belkeys: and her story nothing but inspiring. rosh lowe has it in to nied night's edition of the low lowe down. >> ts person tried too kill me and what about my family? what a aut my daughter? >> reporter: the scar is there. the emotional pain will never fade but eva lynn ma ta more roz is aware she has been granted the everlasting gift light. the chance to see her two daughters again. >> reporter: doafnt forget. kiss your daughter. don't forget to say how much you love to your family and because you never know if you're going to come back. >> reporter: it is a gift t e sees every day. her children. after all eva lynn survived being shot in the face at close range. >> everything was you snow so fast and i just can't remember at i receive the shot to my face. it wasn't here and then the bullet came and toomey o float here. >> reporter: january 24th, 2014, eve lynn was going goat food for her family in the area of northwest 53 street and 7th avenue when she is attack and robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: when you hear

they worked on their idea for over a year,earned a lot about collaboration an perseverance and now they get to take their next big step together. pretty cool for a bunch of seventh graders, right? >> what are you thinking? >> i'm happy. ari odzer,r, nbc 6 news. >>> congratulations to those kids, an amazing honor that they deserve. >> an amazing honor for a college udent. they're in seventh grade! >> kudos. great example. >> that is terrific. >>> time is 5:56. working on a wlot more for our next hour of news. an armed carjacking in southwest miami-dade. a man taken into custody in coral gables. nbc 6's michael spears just tweeted an update and we'll have that live in just a few minutes. >>> the way you bank could be drastically changing and all within the next year. we'll show you how the atm of the future might work. >>> any chance you can tell the machine to spit out a bunch of money even if you don't have it. >> from phillips' account to harryman's acacunt? >> a very warm start to our morning. look at the readings. february. 75 in pembroke pines, pompano beach and ft. lauderdale. we w

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. >> i am always a man of perseverance. i see so many people and i get excited. >> if that color coordination trick doesn't work, byron says, with more money hopefully there will be more of a chance to spend money with him. >> the crews are working overtime to get levi stadium ready for the big game. chopper five overhead earlier today, the field painted with the teams logos in the endzones already. the super bowl l logo is in place at the top of the stadium. they were also testing out the scoreboards today, and coming up at six tonight, we will take you inside levi stadium to see what crews are doing to get ready for game day. >> lady gaga will sing the national anthem sunday inside levi stadium. >> be sure to stay tuned for our countdown to hold special live from right here at sam's restaurant and super bowl city. tonight at seven, join jennifer montana and me and we will give you a sneak peek at some of the new super bowl adds coming up. then at 8:00, super bowls great commercials. the fall tonight right here on kpix fiv

. >>> he teaches you about perseverance and getting up every day and struggling with adversity . >>> max is an honorary teammate and his partnership with the huskies not only gives him a sense of belonging . >>> my favorite memory is just being at practice each week. i can bring a good attitude and work ethic. it feels great . >>> it inspired his dad to start you are with us, an people with disabilities together with clubs, groups and teams . >>> i would like to say all of the time, i'm lucky i had max and he had me. we hope to do this for a long time . >>> it hasn't just changed the plansky's lives. it is having an pact on huskies that can't be measured . >>> i love you buddy. you are a big pat of team of i don't think we could do what we do without him. >> reporter: what an inspirational family. for more information how you can get involved, visit you are with us.org. alex corddry, that's 7 sports . >> anchor: great story there, alex. thank you so much . >> anchor: 7 news at 6:00 will >> anchor: all right. we love that everyone joined us tonight. we'll be back again later on tonigh

> anchor: a stand out student from medford who is a world away from home and showing some real perseverance and determinationy came to boston all the way from season. he had to learn a brand new language and adjust to the new . >>> now he is helping other students do the exact same thing thing. he is this week's class act and here is 7's christa delcamp. >>> wow, it's quiet in here. . >>> we did a segment called class act every week where we a award a a mazing achievements. . >>> ken wu is your average high student who will graduate interest year from saint clemens . should be me. i mean, why me? and what is this about? >>> he is a really good kid. . >> anchor: four years ago he entered saint clemens straight from china. he hardly new england accomplish and was far from family an . >>> it must have been a very scary experience for him because language was an issue. culture was an issue. but i could see him every day struggling and working really hard to gain his language skills. >> anchor: through hard work curiosity and determination he not only succeeded, he is helping others to succeed a

learned a lot about collaboration and perseverance. now they get to take their next big step together. pretty cool for a bunch of seventh graders, right? in ft. lauderdale ari odzer, nbc 6 news. >> we have commented on this before, we said sometimes we watched these education on 6 reports. it seems like a report you would be seeing out of a university or college. >> and it's high school. >> this was seventh grade, not even high school yetment incredible kids. your time is 4:52. brit dish school kids are getting a demonstration literally out of this world. basically skyping with an astronaut in space, a q&a from the international space station. it was a way to teach kids about space. he demonstrated how liquids work in zero gravity. he went overall small meteorites and space debris affect life aboard the iss. the days they pop in, armageddon and you'rer in space, over. >> it's 4:53 on your wednesday morning. a troubling trend among high school students. many are graduating without learning how to actually manage basic personal finances.

but perseverance is something this disciplined athlete is familiar with. >> when i get down a little bit, it could be worse. you can't really control what happens to you. but you can control how you react to it. randy: proceeds from raffle tickets and bracelet sales at yesterday's game go to the denna laing fund. you have to admire her outlook. emily: slutdly. cindy, we are dealing with another day of very cold temperatures this morning. cindy: you got it. we have been running below average for about a week now. the weekend so extreme. coldest air mass we've seen in 50 years. still below zero in worcester. as cold as 14 below in orange. six below plymouth. it's six above in boston right now but i don't think we're going to be setting any records this morning. the records for boston and worcester in the teens and below zero. we're not dealing with that this morning but cold nonetheless out the door. look what happens though as we get into the afternoon. we're actually coming into the upper 20's in boston today. we'll be above freezing from new york on south ward. there's also going to

we got a lesson in perseverance on this one as the fan attempted not once, not twice, whoa, watch oute in the front row. but three times the charm there. as he gets it over the glass. that's a big fish to get over that high glass. >> all that wasted fillet. >> that's right. you can probably still eat it. it's on ice. >> that's nasty. thanks a lot, louis. that does it for me. coming up. it's republican caucus day in nevada. and ted cruz tries to get a grip on the fact he's running a dirty campaign. and plus michael hayden weighs in on donald trump's waterboarding stance and why he's on the side of apple when it comes to the privacy fight. one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership where people,technology and ideas push everyone forward. accelerating innovation. accelerating transformation. accelerating next. hewlett packard enterprise. aren't moving in the right direction,bers it can be a burden. but what if you could wake up to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. with over 6 million prescriptions and counting,

. >> martial arts showed me respect, modesty, courtesy, integrity, self-control, perseverance. allyson: something thompson would need to build his career, after it was almost ruined by a knee injury. left leg about 8 years ago. mcl, lcl, they took 40% of my meniscus out. i was out for 3 years. allyson: the injuries in his knee were enough to force thompson from kickboxing to mixed martial arts, a move he doesn't regret. in the ufc world, he's known as the wonder boy. thompson recently wont the biggest fight of his career, and he set it up with a move like this. that fight ended with a knockout in the first round. in front of thousands at mgm in las vegas against the number 2 welterweight in the world, johny hendricks. >> he's never been knocked out before, and being the number-two ranked guy in world and former welterweight champion, hopefully i get a title shot next. allyson: a tipping point in his career, thompson hopes he can only build on this. >> i love my town. i love my town. they're supportive. going from traveling the world, asia, south korea, philippines, no place lik

people from anywhere can achieve anything if they were willing to work hard and perseverance accomplish. when did it start going wrong? in 2008 we elected president who wasn't interested in fixing america's problems. president whosiden wanted to change america to make it more like the rest of the world. he doesn't view the constitution the way you and i do. he sees it as an annoyance. an outdated and stale document that we have to figure out a way to get around. is why he chooses it executivetional orders. that is why he undermines the second amendment. he undermines religious liberty. he views america as an arrogant global power. that is why he cuts deals with iran. that is why he betrays allies like israel. the military. at least 10 separate occasions have a president who has apologized for america while he was traveling abroad. of frustration and anger the you feel is justified. not only has barack obama taken butn the wrong direction leaders in either party had not done enough to stop him. that is the anger people face. [applause] this started building early in 2009. i had been spea

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throughout the cities in the hampton roads area and its unfortunate but we're going to persevere and get through it. no one was at the church during the shooting. this isn't the first time the church has dealt with damage from bullets. in 2013, a window of a church van was shattered. in hampton, four people face charges for a burglary and chase. police arrested domenico greene, ryan taybron, zaquone scott, and a juvenile. they say the group broke into a home on winchester drive today-- and stole electronics. officers say they tried to run, but they managed to stop everyone. taybron is a familiar name to police. he was accused in a shooting in newport news, last year. prosecutors also set aside charges against him for a deadly shooting in hampton. news tonight or tomorrow night-- watch what you drink. police will be looking for drunk drivers. they're out right now-- and will continue through the night. police will be also be out next weekend. new tonight-- a federal drug investigation underway at a landscaping business in chesapeake. marlon daye faces felony charges-- after the feds s

cinderella is perfect for all ages to enjoy. take away a deeper story represents. fairytale," she says. perseverance and can remind us all of spirit and a lead to a different better than the one you know." meet the artists in the studio: join us at the cincinnati ballet center 1555 central parkway for a full behind the scenes experience, tuesday, february 2 by a conversation with victoria morgan, cincinnati ballet dancers, music director carmon deleone and associate artistic director johanna bernstein wilt. rsvp to the cincinnati ballet box office at 513.621.5282. pre-performance: cincinnati ballet invites ticket holders to a pre- show conversation with victoria morgan, maestro carmon deleone and associate artistic director johanna bernstein wilt, february 12 at 7 pm in the procter & gamble hall at aronoff center. present your cinderella ticket for admission. performance dates and information who: cincinnati ballet choreography: victoria morgan when: friday, february 12 8:00 pm saturday, february 13 2:00 pm saturday, february 13 8:00 pm sunday, february 14 1:00 pm sunday, february 14 6:30 pm where:

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