one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings w

a wonderful person. a wonderful, loyal person. doing a wonderful job. totally destroying marco rubio. i said, are you all right? you know, giving credit for that. he is a real talent. i would like to introduce him. he will say something that i think you will find very, very interesting. thank you. >> think you for being here. i am proud to endorse donald trump for president of the united states. i am doing this for a number of reasons. donald and i have been friends for over a decade. he has been a good and loyal friend to our family. over the years, we have had a lot of wonderful times together. not only for the stated university, the charities that we have worked with. i absolutely appreciate. secondly, i have been on that stage. i have to know all the people on that stage. there is no one that is better prepared to provide america with the better support that they need. he is looking at the five people on the stage last night. a clear standout. the person that will do exactly what needs to be done. he will provide strong unequivocal leadership. he wi

jess: one person wita diagnosis of schizophrenia may have a very different prognosis than another person with that same diagnosis. important that people maintain hope, and not jump to the worst case scenario of the story that they heard on tv, or the worst case of that condition. there are many people that carry these diagnosis that are doing well, functioning well, contributing in great part to society. i think it's important to keep that perspective that the diagnosis itself isn't the prognosis,s,nd that treatment helps, and that treatment can matter, and getting the right treatment is important. if the person isn't getting back to their baseline, continuing to work toward that, and working closely with someoeo. i the best sense you have of someone's prognosis is after they've been in treatment for an extended period, and seeing how they've been doing over that period of time, not necessarily the initial diagnosis. i would encourage people to maintain hope, and to actively seek treatment. we routinely get 2 quotes if you're going to replace the flooring in your house, if you're going t

this was personal. was informed by a very deep christian faith, a deep catholic faith and that shaped his attitude. you see it more clearly in his friendships. he had a wonderful gift of friendship. his closest friend on the court was justice ginsburg. and yet they were closest friends, closest friend that he had on the court. his young colleague is someone that justice scalia formed a friendship with straightaway as soon as she came on the court and he would drag her off to hunting trips. he died on a hunting trip as you and you viewers know. it was something he enjoyed. and he would drag oher off. >> i want to ask you what you think his lasting impact is on the legal profession, especially on conservative legal thoughts. >> yes. that's pretty clear. he's a believer, was a believer in the need to preserve the principles of republican government. and those principles required originalism and constitution interpretation. closely to the original understanding of the contusions provisions and not using i a

so much you know her friends, talk to her friends, they tell what you she's like personally in personalnd then the moments that i mention, the moments where you see the personal side of her at events are really striking because those aren't always out in the forefront. and her aides will tell you that. her aides will say those moments are fleeting and few and far in between, they're not always there. they resonate. they make news. >> it's a tough and exhausting job they have. we'll be right back. e need more? buy another, and get the fourth phone at half price, too. smartphones like the samsung galaxy s6, note 5 and many more. hurry to t-mobile's half off smartphone event while it lasts and get the whole family a smartphone today. i . >>> thanks for watching. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. >>> four days till the new hampshire primary and the republicans are blanketing that state tonight. >> i've learned so much campaign hearing in new hampshire. >> i'm sure glad we're up here for a new hampshire primary and woe got some snow and

sara: well, if you look at each individual person you might say, well no, this person deserved to be locked up and this person did but clearly, i think especially with the drug war and not that we should- i'm not saying, "okay, let's legalize all drugs," but there are a lot of people who have a problem with drugs. maybe they sold drugs because they had a problem or they were just in possession of drugs and they're, instead of being in a treatment facility, they're in anamosa, or fort madison, or some place and house them and keep them. then once they get out, now they're a convicted felon and it's harder for them to get a job so do they go back to selling drugs and do they just land back in there? i think, at least definitely for drugs, i mean, i'm not saying for anyone, assault and violent crimes i have a different view on, but at least for drug crimes and not everyone who's selling drugs but at least i think that treatment would be a better option or at least should be looked at. i know they've had a lot of success with the drug course that they've used here. scott : right, and it

other changes made by any person as we are learning any person doesn't mean what we think. as an attorney who works a lot with special needs trust our expectation is we are going to be able to tie this in with special needs as well and in this case, a really tremendous thing. contributions are not tax deductible. it has to be with cash distribution. it can be earned by tax but not be taxed like any other plan. in withdraws, with indefinite income would not be taxable as well after the traditional 529 plan. individuals are limited to one able account. so unlike for instance the traditional 529 plans where you can have multiple accounts, you can't have them in this case and there is a lot of rulemaking going on on what happens for instance i have a niece with down syndrome in new york. if i set up an able account and they set up an able account and they are working on how to combine these together. they have contributions for matching location for 529 accounts. for instance in california, a 529 plan can only go up to $530,000. it would take five years to go to that amount. i

he was a strong personality both on and off the bench. what kind of difference do you see -- what kind of impact on the legal profession and on the courts in this country over the last quarter century? >> his impact has been so substantial and i think there's at least three ways he's had a huge impact, one is interpretation. we hear a lot about the constitutional cases. 75% of the supreme court's cases, as you know, are statutory cases. when he came to the court in 1986, often the text of the statute was put in the footnotes and the justices were debating the policies that under lay what congress was trying to do. and he really single-handedly can change that focus and got every member of the court to really start with the sex text the statute, to never look at the legislative history but the text has primacy in statutory because of him. he's had a similar transformative effect on constitutional interpretation where it's the text of the constitution informed by its original public meaning that drives the debate, and you really see this in

donald trump is a very nice person. and i'm a very -- i am a very nice person. and i'm a very good christian. for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i'm proud to be a christian. and as president, i will not allow christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened, unlike what is happening now with our current president. okay?

revolution, a revolutionary person is somebody who contributes, a revolutionary is a person who likes moderation, revolutionary means somebody who puts up resistance, somebody who can on the world market actually compete. revolutionary person is somebody who is hopeful, somebody who is dynamic, somebody who likes reconstruction. a revolutionary is a person who wants to reconstruct iran and build iran. it's one who wants to give iran more dignity, a revolutionary wants to show the kind, to introduce the real and kind feature and image of islam. a revolutionary person wants to tell the whole world that all of those who are in the region are killing people under the name of islam, they are not muslims, neither are they revolutionaries, anybody who today removes a danger from the country, wards off danger that person is a revolutionary. any person who goes towards international progress is a revolutionary. any person who works towards unity of iran that experience a revolutionary. today we should have a national joint national plan of action in order to further unity, nsa move through rev

but the government can punish that person because that person doesn't share the government's views.nd i would have said, that is one strange doctrine. >> it may be that i have not persuaded you in this case. i will say, justice kagan, what you ask is can the government do it? the government cannot because there are lots of other protections. and remember, if the person is politically neutral, it is the case that the right of political association is the right of political association. if you aren't engaging in it, you aren't actively pursuing the right and any right, or even if you aren't active about it. >> thank you, counsel. mr. frost, you have a minute left. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. a couple points that i want to make. with respect to declaring one as a neutral, if heffernan was engaged in political activity and said i'm supporting spagnola, of course he would be protected by the first amendment. what i'm hearing is that if he said i'm neutral, he would be protected. i see little difference between being neutral and being agnostic in the sense that i'm not taking a posit

even if it's illegal with this i believe it's saving a person's life. a person's life is priceless.just can't keep waiting on legislators and waiting for approval. somebody has to do something and i feel that somebody needs to be me. >> that bill setting up a needle exchange program in miami is set for next week. wait until the next segment, some people say the way to help >> america's heroin epidemic is taking a huge toll on american life in communities around this country and in an effort to combat the worst effects of addiction, officials are taken to the harm reduction, law enforcement crack down to public health solutions, needle exchange programs which we just saw but using needle exchange programs to address drug addiction is nothing compared to what some officials are proposing here in new york. they actually want to give addicts a safe place to use drugs. is it a well-meaning idea that just goes too far? arwhere are you taking me to? >> we're going over here, right quick and then we're going to go down to the bottom. >> okay. >> walk a little with michael bailey. >> we'll c

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you're a charming personality. you're a nice fella. have friends across all aisles you and ruth ginsburg and people say nice things about you but you are. you have the guy they look and say -- he want to stand in the way. >> that's right. >> rose: he want to thwart the forward march of history and justice and that's how they see you. >> i think it's simply because of the consistency -- >> rose: but do you take some pride in that though? i bet you do. >> a man who hasn't made a few enemies probably isn't a good man. >> rose: you say that about bush and gore. it decided a presidential election. >> some court was going to decide it. >> rose: you blame gore because he brought the case in florida. he wanted judges to decide it so judges decide it. >> rose: you have no regret about that do you? >> about that case? oh, it was an easy case. >> rose: how was it so easy? >> on the principle -- >> rose: did you stop the florida courts on mid step. >> the vote was 7-2. it wasn't even close. the only issue that was 5-4 was whether we should put an

jessica was the only person killed. police say lakeisha holloway intentionally drove into the crowds of people. 06.05 "i know she is in a way better place. i know she is in heaven." she leaves behind three children... who axel says she would have done antything for. time now is x:xx --- up next... a man says someone is using his property as their own personal dump, and he's over it! now he's hoping some public shaming will get this person to stop! greg adlibs weather forecast tease chopper 13 bringing you we're heading to an accident just reported near tropicana and the 95. ahead today... nevada rancher cliven bundy will things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie s

and, of course, the case in dallas, person to person transmission after sex. so, what are the warnings tonight for americans when it comes to the zika virus? >> reporter: some are saying for additional prevention, men who have been to countries where zika is transmitting can use protection for 28 days, if their partners are pregnant or trying to get pregnant. that will insure that the virus does not transmit. >> and in the meantime tonight, dr. besser, the red cross now taking action, as well, when it comes to donating blood here in the u.s.? >> reporter: again, the magic number is 28 days. the red cross is recommending that anyone who has been to a country where zika virus is transmitting, defer donating blood for 28 days. and the reason for that is uncertainty as to whether zika virus could be in the blood of donors. you know, as we've said, 80% of people who have this infection have no symptoms whatsoever. so, they want to make sure that our blood supply stays safe. david? >> all right, dr. besser with us again tonight. rich, thank you. >>> we turn next ton

but the government can punish that person because that person doesn't share the government's views.nd i would have said, that is one strange doctrine. >> it may be that i have not persuaded you in this case. i will say, justice kagan, what you ask is can the government do it? the government cannot because there are lots of other protections. and remember, if the person is politically neutral, it is the case that the right of political association is the right of political association. if you aren't engaging in it, you aren't actively pursuing the right and any right, or even if you aren't active about it. >> thank you, counsel. mr. frost, you have a minute left. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. a couple points that i want to make. with respect to declaring one as a neutral, if heffernan was engaged in political activity and said i'm supporting spagnola, of course he would be protected by the first amendment. what i'm hearing is that if he said i'm neutral, he would be protected. i see little difference between being neutral and being agnostic in the sense that i'm not taking a posit

i mean, that's precisely the way you get to the soul of the person speaking. lincoln douglas. it was a great debate. i enjoyed seeing them nose to nose. >> i think the moderators did a good job too. they pressed them on their questions. >> when they weren't hugging them. >> well, that was at the end. >> oh, please. >> i thought that the moderators did an excellent job in terms of not intervening. in terms of letting the candidates take the center stage. i thought that this is the kind of forum that the voter can really see into the soul of the person. >> neither one of them really wants to win. hillary knows she can win, he doesn't think he can win. there was so much red meat in the background. with that type of background would have went for the victory. instead you have a guy sitting there who ran the v.a. in the worst scandal ever, never brought it up. devoid of any accomplishments at all. never followed up on the fact he can't pay for anything he's proposing and she left it out there. >> i think it's broader than that. now, let me answer the hillary clinton establishment q

the person who was driving that suv died at the crash scene. his passenger as well as pack at our at the hospital doctors expect both of them to survive the police say they are continuing their investigation and have not indicated what charges they may file deputies in mackinac county say they arrested two people who were accused of murdering a man last week in fort ann a twenty year old to jail with no bond set. yakima county sheriff says the trades and proper shot twenty two year old proverb a tops of every fourth. medics took him to hospital where he died he earned a reputation as the u s supreme court's most steadfast conservative and a force with which to be wrecking tonight the people across the country. remember justice antonin scalia who died this week and seventy nine year old was supposed to speak to a group in texas this morning when he didn't show up to breakfast someone to check on him and found scalia did the uva law professor turned supreme court justice was considered by many to be a hero to those who believe the constitution sh

a person can create a new season in your life. you are one person away from the season you've been dreaming about your whole life. i could almost get excited there in remembering that blessing. chapter five is the law of place. write that down: the law of place. where you are matters as much as what you are. god made places before he made people. even jesus did not do well in places. that's why he left nazareth and went to capernaum. you don't belong everywhere; you belong somewhere. let's talk about that for a moment because everything god created solves a problem. my glass solves a problem. your watch solves a problem. my eyes see, my ears hear, my hands reach, my feet walk, my mouth speaks, my mind thinks. lawyers solve legal problems. mothers solve emotional problems. preachers solve spiritual problems. everything created contains an invisible instruction. the tomato seed doesn't look over to watermelon seed and say, "what do you think i oughtta do? what should i become?" it contains an invisible instruction on what to multipl

he was a very rounded person, just a person of great character.was very devoted to his family and his faith and very devoted to our country. the conversation would flow back and forth between highly intimate personal matters about hunting and family and issues facing our country. he put you at ease being around him, even though in a certain sense it was intimidating because he had great stature. >> i want to ask you about this because you brought it up. one of the other things, not only was i shocked to get the news of the justice's death saturday night, i was shocked that within the hour from both sides there was already politicking about this idea of who has the right to replace him. both from the senate majority leaders saying it should make until the next president. statements saying the president should nominate someone right away. do you think that was too fast for the politics to start even in this day and age? >> yes. it was undignified. it speaks to the dynamic of which we're living. it's a sad commentary on the philosophical divide. how

one person has died. i was on the phone with a woman who was out here and saw when the rv went up in flames. then told me or witnesses rushed to help the man trying to escape the rv. >> we were trying to figure out if anybody else was in there. and i don't know if there was another person or not. the guy that they pulled out, like, he had cuts on this face and burnt on his arms and back. they made sure that he was okay and got him calmed down. >> reporter: and it looks like crews really have their work cut out this morning. one officer doesn't know how long they will be out here. but it will be a process getting all of this cleaned up and reopening at least one of the lanes here where the cruisers are blocking it off. police are very busy so far. we haven't had a chance to talk to them. when we do, we will ask how about how investigation it, because that is all that is left of the rv and any idea what caused it to runoff the road in the first place. action 9 news. >>> also new from overnight a family in v

that's not one person. >> no. [ laughter ] >> that's an interesting person. >> actually, thank you forching. i have my coffee with you is one of the biggest lines. or you're in my bedroom every day and everyone gets a chuckle. >> i get dressed in front of you every morning. >> that's another one. i like that one. >>> let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. at the moment there's no other way to go. westbound 92 heading to the high-rise looks good. no problems on the dumbarton or the

it's not about the personality. it would be pretty misleading for us to take the same position that senator reid has taken. we will go through this elaborate dance of having courtesy meetings and maybe having a hearing where we have he technologyd .he right of the senate who theto preordained next nominee will be. don't know what the outcome of the presidential election is going to be. important foro the congress and for the senate to be stampeded and rubberstamp a selection on the supreme court if he is heading out the door. a decision which could well have .n impact i'm not through with my charts. senator schumer -- i guess you could call it the read standard but we call it the reader rule. this is 18 months before he left office. this is 18 months. 10 months or 11 months. in 2007, wemer said should reverse the presumption of confirmation. i don't know what he's talking about. it's pretty clear to me he wants a presumption that the nominee will not be confirmed for the next 18 months. that we should not confirm a

whether it's over the phone or in person, there's a good chance someone has tried to get you to switch power companies. "9 on your side" spoke with two people tonight who want you to watch out for the sales people who are less than honest. nancy norris says over the years several sales people have tried to get her to switch power companies. but the last attempt made her furious. "it seems like they were trying to get us to switch companies without realizing it." when her 87-year-old mother answered the phone, nancy says the caller pretended to be with their current provider. "they actually were not our company at all.,,,they were trying to trick us into switching." nancy figured it out before it was too late, but this man says plenty of people don't. "they're scamming people." people." salesman for a sub-contracted energy company in cincinnati. he quit after five days because he said the sales tactics were reprehensible reprehensible "i think it's unethical. i mean i don't know how they can live with themselves. themselves. joseph says he and the other sales agents would drive into low

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i'm a relatively unconventional personality." and so it was his love and his faith that had to win over my confidence in... that i might be the right partner for him. because i cared and respected and admired his work for peace in the middle east, and i cared enough for him as a person at that moment that i didn't want to in any way be a liability. and the relations of the united states with the middle east have been very, very complex, very... very difficult over generations now. and i didn't want to be a liability for him. so yes, his love had to win... win me... and his faith. it was his faith in us that won me over. >> hinojosa: and i was writing in my notes, i was like, "you know, oftentimes people in this country think of the arab world, and the muslim world, as a world that kind of pushes conformity." and you're an absolute nonconformist in so many ways. >> what we're seeing in the arab world today that is very exciting is not only that, for a variety of reasons, economic, political, and social, are the traditional central

one is a charming personality and a funny personality on almost a prankster personality justice scalia had to make everyone laugh, even people who disliked him. and the other was, believe it or not, opera. the two of them were not opera buffs but opera fanatics and appeared many times together in full costume as extras in opera, in both washington, d.c. and in new york city. so music soothes the savage breast shakespeare once wrote and can bring adversaries together. >> what does this mean now for the court, for the future and for our nation? >> well, it means you'll see a battle on the floor of the senate in which i expect the republicans who control the senate will attempt to delay the nomination of any offering that president obama may make until after the election. and the democrats who are outnumbered in the senate and can be outnumbered on this will attempt to use public pressure and public suasion. this is something justice scalia never ever wanted to happen. but it would change the makeup of the court dramatically. if president obama's successor, whoever he or she might be gets

person to person transmission after sexual contact. now the warnings from this tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the zika epidemic continues to spread. has the risky mosquito to because of nine cases in four counties. just 24 hours after an alert about a new danger posed by from infected areas. the latest case of zika in dallas was transmitted sexually, after a person infected with the virus traveled from venezuela to texas and passed the virus onto their partner. the risk from zika still primarily for pregnant women. at potential risk for babies with brain deformities. but doctors now seeing a rare, but alarming neurological complication in the general population. it may be linked to zika. gian bare raisin droem guillain-barre syndrome. a progressive paralysis. in brazil, the olympic committee reassuring athletes they will be safe. but today, one of the world's most prominent ethicists is calling for brazil to cancel the olympics. >> i don't know that it's up to doing the olympics and epidemic control at the same time. again tonight. he'

and in dallas, growing concern after person to person transmission after sex. the passenger pulled from a jet in midair after an explosion. the other passengers witnessing it all. >>> and somewhere in the u.s., a winner tonight. with just hours left to claim their $63 million. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the new battle just six days before the new hampshire primary. tonight, donald trump blasting ted cruz, saying she stole iowa using, quote, dirty tricks. and then cruz, shooting back. donald trump saying cruz misled voters by hinting to them that ben carson might be getting out of the race, even though that was not the case. cruz charging back, surrounded by cameras today, saying that trump is, quote, losing it. even questioning his temperament. tonight, right here, how this all played out today, just three days before the big republican debate. abc's tom llamas, leading us off from new hampshire. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump accusing senator ted cruz iowa caucuses. the accusation coming after team cruz spread word on caucus day that dr. b

other changes made by any person as we are learning any person doesn't mean what we think. as an attorney who works a lot with special needs trust our expectation is we are going to be able to tie this in with special needs as well and in this case, a really tremendous thing. contributions are not tax deductible. it has to be with cash distribution. it can be earned by tax but not be taxed like any other plan. in withdraws, with indefinite income would not be taxable as well after the traditional 529 plan. individuals are limited to one able account. so unlike for instance the traditional 529 plans where you can have multiple accounts, you can't have them in this case and there is a lot of rulemaking going on on what happens for instance i have a niece with down syndrome in new york. if i set up an able account and they set up an able account and they are working on how to combine these together. they have contributions for matching location for 529 accounts. for instance in california, a 529 plan can only go up to $530,000. it would take five years to go to that amount. i

firefighters believe there was only one person in the house and that person was found in a bedroom. it' s not clear what sparked the fire. mark: also making headlines today, activist and cattle rancher cliven bundy is scheduled to appear in court today. bundy is facing charges following an armed confrontation in 2014 that forced federal officials to release cattle rounded up near his ranch in nevada. bundy' s son, ammon bundy, led the occupation of the wildlife more than a month. lisa: top u.s. officials will travel to havana today to sign an aviation pact restoring airline service between the u.s. and cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. u.s. airlines still have to apply for permission from u.s. regulators to fly specific routes before they sell tickets to cuba. filming has started in london on the newest "star wars" movie. mark: episode eight is expected to hit theaters in december 2017, and it will feature new cast members -- laura dern of "jurassic park," benicio del toro from "traffic," and newcomer kelly marie tran. also stars harrison ford mark hamill and carrie fis

for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful." (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate): "if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone knows is isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president while the outspoken pope disagreed with a cornerstone of the trump campaign -- he did not tell american catholics who to vote for. meanwhile, on the trail, the comments sparked a rare instance of unity (jeb bush/ (r) presidential candidate): "that is not a unchristian thing to do to make sure that people don't come across our border illegally." (marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate): "vatican comes in, when they come in and how they come in as a city-state and as a result, the united states has the right to do that as well. " i'm mary moloney reporting. trump softened his tone earlier this evening. he told people at a south carolina town hall that he doesn't like fighting with the pope, and feels the pope was misled by mexican official

two people killed, one person taken to the hospital. the person's condition is unknown. troopers responded to a crash at about 1:30 this morning. they found a mercedes benz engulfed. the road was closed for several hours. the cause of the crash is unknown. we can tell you two people have died here overnight. live in quincy. >> and more breaking news this morning. one person is dead and two injured after a fire broke out. here's a look at the scene. the flames tearing through the home. the home is fully engulfed. that didn't stop people from going in. both of them were found on the one person was conscious. the other person needed cpr before they were rushed to the hospital. as we mentioned, a third person died here at the scene. still no word on the cause of the fire. this morning. randy: the republican field moving on to south carolina as the new hampshire primary is all wrapped up. donald trump scoring a convincing win. john kasich, ted cruz, jeb bush claiming spots that will keep them in the crowded race. >> this campaign is not dead. we're going on to south carolina.

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one person is dead. crews were dispatch just before 2:00 this morning with reports of fire through the roof. one person was found dead. it is unclear if the was a man or woman who was the victim. front and left side of the house. there is still a lot of work to figure out why this happened. we will continue to follow the story through the morning. we' re live in mason. mark: thank you. time to get another check on your forecast. it is all about the zip code. randi: the clouds are a little thinner there. we have wet roads and some mist and light snow falling. these are the spots that continue to see snow showers this morning. 6:00, the snow will be coming to an end. we have a dense fog advisory. there is a winter weather advisory until 10:00. the weather does vary wildly. far north, we have wet roads. downtown, thick fog. watch for slick spots this morning and assault temperatures are close to freezing. guys? lisa: an exciting night at the 15th annual grammy awards. mark: miriah turner joins us now with s

these persons met and they should a call and 60 persons met this call and the naacp was born. the naacp did not have its first african-american secretary until 1920. many of the founders of the naacp, many of them were not of african-american ancestry. and the officers were of european ancestry. the first five executive secretaries. and dr. wright became chairperson after the naacp had a good number of white chairpersons. so the naa crmp p has never been and is not an organization for blacks'-only. it has stood for an integrated society. i would like to note in 1954, the naacp under the leadership and counsel of thurgood marshal won brown versus board of education. this was a giant leap forward because this lawsuit integrated schools throughout the country, the term that was appropriately used was desegregated. hey were ordered to be desegregated with all deliberate speed. a good many years later, many would contend we haven't integrated our schools. in 1955, naacp member, rosa parks, an african-american lady decided she was going to take a stand and took that stand by taking

here takes that person's car xp that person was shot in the leg. drives up here shoots one in the parking lot and shoots the rest then inside. >> we heard a pop pop and we thought it was just metal falling on the ground. people came out and started screaming go to the front. people said no he was in the front. >> rob: the alleged shooter was shot and killed by police. he worked at the plant and was well-known there. >> i know the shooter personally. he was my partner. that this could happen with him? >> no, never would have thought jooshg >> rob: one woman was talking the plant. still a lot of unknows with the shooting such as why. if there are new developments we will bring them to you. >>> one more cold day before the warmth returns. >> cammy: hi erica. >> we do a chilly night on tap. we have the couple of flurries and radar that have been developing. . that's about it. we will keep the slightest of temperature ares the lower 30s for hamilton. 33 at the airport. fabbing nor the 10-15 wind chill it feels more like 18 degrees. coming up, we will talk about how told tomorrow afternoon will

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a person was hit there on the highway. sheree: this all happened within the last hour at the viaduct. we are live there with breaking details. emily: about five minutes ago cincinnati police and firefighters cleared the scene on the southbound lanes of i-75 in the viaduct. they have the scene cleared. they say one person was hit on the highway, but has minor injuries and is expected to be ok. it was part of a multi-car crash. at one point, that person got out of their car and was on the highway and was hit. no major injuries involved. this scene was cleared in under an hour, and traffic is back to normal. sheree: now to our top story tonight. we are learning more about the man a shot and killed by cincinnati police. mike: in a moment, we' ll hear from the suspect' s girlfriend, as she details the hours before the shooting. but first, let' s walk you through the incident, with newly released cell phone video. dramatic moments captured on a cell phone camera. >> please do what you' re asked. please. mike: a witness pleads wi

the person can't put their feet under you, the person behind you. and you can't put your feet in front of you. they will probably charge you to use the bin. >> amy: 6:09 right now. if you would like to see more of lauren, you can find her on the fox business network. go to fox business.com/channel finder. >> john: no absentee voting. >> amy: the changes one lawmaker wants to make and why she think it'll make it easier. >> i continue to think that trump will not be president because i have a lot of faith in the american faith. >> amy: the president speaking out. why he thinks that trump will not be replacing him in the oval >> jayme: 40s out the door. maybe a light jacket for the morning. and shorts and tees for the afternoon. >> amy: president obama is criticizing republican presidential front runner donald trump. >> now trump is firing back as expected as he continues to top the polls. doug luzader is joining us. the new polls is showing a a look. >> reporter: they seem well established. there are a fair number of undecideds. the president is makin

you trust the person to be an honorable person described their views.e look at what the person has done as a predictor in the past. what host: kind of justice they have been in the future. more to come on this. obviously. chicago, japan following the supreme court for many years. good to be with you. we're going to switch topics coming up. we'll talk with the deputy secretary treasury. he works with the banking secretary on capitol hill. he is the director of the polity -- polity -- policy center. he talks about the move from the federal reserve. >> american history tv on c-span3 features programs that tell the american story. is about the 1966 vietnam hearings. years later, will hear special consultants from general maxwell taylor's opening statement, followed by committee member questions. >> our position is equally clear in hisily defined baltimore speech of 18701950 five, president johnson did so in the following terms. our objective is the freedom of south vietnam. we want nothing for ourselves. only that the people of south vietnam be allowed to g

"for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i am proud to be a christian and as president i will not allow christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened, unlike what is the back and forth could come up during tonight's town hall on the usc campus. trump will be joined by jeb bush and john kasich. we'll be there and will have live reports throughout the evening on wis with just three days before the first in the south primary- republican presidential candidates are fighting for every vote. and after a poor showing in new hampshire- senator marco rubio is bringing out some big palmetto state endorsements including, as of last night, the governor. will whitson has more from greenville. governor nikki haley on the campaign trail here in the upstate with marco rubio- addressing a young crowd- and hoping that crowd makes it to the polls saturday. haley- after her public endorsement of rubio last night in the midlands- took to the stage with the florida senator, joined by upstate congressman trey gowdy and the state's us senat

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