(cg: al pierson/ co- owner pierson's flower shop) "we were i guess as a lot of people would say ground zero, the river is right across the street, we had 8 feet of lost.... now the city wants to do everything they can to protect buisnesses like pierson's and to keep this amount of damage rom happening again. but federal dollars have not come through (cg: ron corbett/ mayor) "we should have constuction money by now." (cg: kristin rogers) "it's been 8 years since this beautiful ver devistated the city and mayor corbett says it's frusterating not having the funding needed to protect it." (cg: ron corbett/ mayor) "i just don't want to have to go through an experience, and nor do out citizens or a buisness to go through another great flood like that and be defensless." ough congress has approved the cities original plan, no funds were ever given. mayor) "it's like telling my son your approved to go to college and he said great dad, how much money are you going to give me so i can go to college? upsetting situation for many who live and work within the flood zone (cg:l pierson/ co- owner pii

we also asked pierson prioleau for his prediction of superbowl 50. and he says, he's taking the carolina panthers over the denver broncos. you can catch the big game right here on wdbj7 this sunday evening at 6:30. are you ready for a sunny and pleasant weekend. the first alert forecast is ready to deliver. here is a look at the highs, lows and precipitation at the regional airports. we are back with the complete first alert forecast after this dayslittle sleepy to get you ready for your weekend why don't we start with a quieter weather pattern featuring high pressure that means a westerly breeze that means the temperatures will be pretty comfortable for this time of year upper forties lower fifties and early stretches all the way up toward cincinnati and philadelphia as well then for sunday no reason not keep good thing gone that just a little but now it's more southwesterly winds reaching the fifties and that's not a bad way to go so that's how mortgages do we kill it start with what's going on at the moment it martinsville and not all that element

pierson prioleau: it was just a feeling like, 'hey, clock, just run out!' out on this field and start the celebration. there was tears, and at that moment, we realized, 'hey, we really won this thing.' never, ever let go. it will always be a part of me, to be able to experience that with that team and that year, being the first super bowl for new orleans, it was really zac glover: prioleau would reach the end of his nfl career soon after that, and has since began a new chapter of his life, working in the radford school system. and he says there's much more to him than just his past accomplishments. pierson prioleau: "you know, i'm an elementary p.e. teacher at radford, i'm a high school football coach, i'm a dad, i'm a husband. 'hey, coach prioleau is just like all of us.' that's my expression to them. anybody can do this. anybody can be whatever they want to be." zac glover: words he's continued to live by on his way to a superbowl championship, and even now, as just dad. in radford, zac glover, wdbj7. keeping the super bowl countdown going, we are quickly

in class 1a, sixth-ranked kingsley- pierson at home for their regional semifinal against remsen-union. first quarter - on the break - marina keck with a lazer pass inside to allison bailey - k-p up by 6. later - keck assists again - this time to rachel mercer on the three in the corner - the panthers extend that lead to 7. remsen-union fought tough - off the miss - megan maas collects the board and puts it back - r-u stays within 7. but k-p would be a ltitle too much - the ball ends up with emily reinking for the putback and kingsley-pierson advances to the regional fina, 63- 47. k-p gets the winner of this game - m-m-c and george-little rock, squaring off in marcus. early 4th quarter, the mustangs go on a run as mariah terhark banks in the shot, cutting the deficit to one. george-little rock plays solid defense steal and takes it back for the layup, mustangs now up by one. but m-m-c grabs back the momentum, brooklyn treinen is left wide open, and she sinks the long

pierson prioleau: it was just a feeling like, 'hey, clock, just run out!' so we can just run out on this field and start the celebration. we starting hugging, there was tears, and at that moment, we realized, 'hey, we really won this thing.' it something that i'll never, ever let go. it will always be a part of me, to be able to experience that with year, being the first super bowl for new orleans, it was really special." zac glover: prioleau would reach the end of his nfl career soon after that, and has since began a new chapter of his life, working in the radford school system. and he says there's much more to him than just his past accomplishments. pierson prioleau: "you know, i'm an elementary p.e. teacher at radford, i'm a high school football coach, i'm a dad, i'm a husband. 'hey, coach prioleau is just like all of us.' that's my expression to them. anybody can do this. anybody can be whatever they want to be." zac glover: words he's continued to live by on his way to a superbowl championship, and even now, as just dad. in radford, zac glover, wdbj7.

pierson says, "we know that greatly reduces the amount of heart damage that's being done." and mission: lifeline gets everyone one the same page when it comes to the best care for you or a loved one. lukas: the leona m. and harry b. helmsley charitable trust of this initiative... mercy medical center recently got a check for 105-thousand dollars to help launch mission: lifeline. statewide... about 4 and a half million dollars have been given to hospitals and ems squads. but ... each piece of equipment to perform and send those ekg's is about $30,000 ... the hope is to eventually equip all 900 services in iowa with the same technology. lukas: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. lukas: now let's check in with dr. oz to see dad: i know. spots. anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so ke

. >>> number 6 pierson hosting the panthers. first quarter it's 5-4. they work the ball aerobid toe abbey. she stairs down the barrel. she goes downtown with the answer. two possession. check out the big board put back fromaria. why not give it to her again. she drives it and scores it late in the first. pierson wins it 55-38. number 7. they need to get past ottoman. smith with a left hand. mattie had a superlong 3. mustangs are up 7-3. it's 9 to 2 after the runner. later in the quarter. christianson with a kickoff the glass. moments later it's christianson down low. . they go onto win it 65-47. here we go the top 7 teams get in. you can tell pierson will be under dogs monday afternoon when they take the court. in class 2a all of them make it. they could potentially meet in the second round if they both unity christian is number 6. we had our first game today in district 2. bishop heelan played sergeant buff. spencer topped storm lake. >>> the stars hosted thomas jefferson. burke gets the file. they find the streak in jay. he will hit the flee throw. 9

pierson's family had reported him missing a week before that. investigators say they do not suspect foul play. >>> in volusia county, south daytona police arrested a man accused of intentionally vandalizing a patrol car, jose marquez had a friend, shoot video of him -- there he is right there -- jumping on the police had been looking for him, since november. marquez is charged with a felony for causing thousands of dollars in damage and a misdemeanor for giving as false name to the police. >>> lake county, students at certain schools could see changes in the classrooms, the district is appealing the state's decision to dock the district for exceeding class size. if the appeal isn't successful, the school board has approved changes to make sure that class size limits are met. >> it was a mighty short winter. >> exactly. >> more than we had last winter. we're not done yet thchlt is this crazy el nino pattern, things warm up and today. 84 degrees, down to 75 right now. and that's still above average for our high this time of the year, which is arou

just up the road -- the sixth-ranked team in 1-a, kingsley-pierson, hosting trinity christian. k-p got out to a huge lead - and ends the first half with a bang - madison goodwin banks in the three at the buzzer - panthers up 51-18 at halftime. they'd keep adding on in the third - nice pass from allison bailey to abby sitzmann. then another good look - this one from rachel mercer inside to bailey for the scor- k-p up 37. marina keck makes it an even 40 on the three - and that's the final margin, too - kingsley-pierson regular season boys action -- lemars taking on sioux city north. just before halftime - north up 13 - jailen billings takes it to the hoop - good strong take - the stars go into the break up 15. 3rd quarter now - skip pass across to dustin birkes - he buries the triple - north up 40-to-26. le mars keeps working - - ll pottebaum dumps down to kyle marek - but the bulldogs were still down by 11. tavian williams gets the thievery here - finishes on the other end - north snaps a three-game losing streak, picking up the road win 65-55. still to come, iowa state goes to

jeroue pierson says the goal is to have a patient diagnosed and get treatment underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i off the gurney from the ambulence, [we] take them right up to the catherization labratory, onto the table and go. a lot of times we can have these arteries within 20 minutes of them entering our emergency rooms." doctors, and emt's, know it's that early intervention that saves lives... dr. piern says, "we know that greatly reduces the amount of heart damage that's being done." and mission: lifeline gets everyone one the same page when it comes to the best care for you or a loved one. jenna rehnstrom the leona m. and harry b. helmsley charitable trust is the lead funder r is initiative. mercy medical center recently got a a eck for 105- thousand dollars to help implement mission: lifeline. statewide... about 4 and a half million has been given to hospitals and ems squads. but, each piece of equipment to perform and send those ekg's is about $30,000, and the hope is to eventually equip all 900 ser

jerome pierson says the goal is to have a underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i lot of times, we don't even take them off the gurney from the ambulence, [we] take them right up to the catherization labratory, onto the table and go. a lot of times we can have these arteries within 20 minutes of them entering our emergency rooms." doctors, and emt's, know it's that early intervention that saves lives... dr. pierson says, "we know that greatly reduces the amount of heart damage that's being done." and mission: lifeline gets everyone one the same page when it comes to the best care for you or a loved one. lukas: the leona m. and harry b. helmsley charitable trust is the lead funder of this initiative... mercy medical center recently got a check for 105-thousand dollars to help implement mission: lifeline. statewide... about 4 and a half million dollars have been given to hospitals and ems squads. but, each piece of equipment to perform and send about $30,000 ... the hope is to e

and in class 1a, we already mentioned mmc and kingsley- pierson facing off at le mars. the defending state champions from newell- fonda are in search of their fourth straight trip to the well when they take on audubon. we'll have photo of the day. comes from... fred here. this is proof that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. fred's 5 year old son, alex, is also a 30-something t-v meteorologist. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) your forecast for tonight is for a low of 30 and a slight chance of light rain and snow, along with patchy fog. tomorrow, look for partly cloudy skies and a high of 42. the 7-day forecast shows th slight chance of light rain or snow in the afternoon and evening wednesday. breezy winds will accompany cooler temperatures thursday. we'll see a late-week warmup, saturday. then, we'll sunday and monday--back to the 30s. mh@ >>> first video. the uber driver accused of ening fire on six total strangers. blow by blow, what happened. >> dispatch all units. >> and the warni

this is independence by eastway and pierson and we have a lot of accidents around east charlotte as we start with two accidents on eastway drive. one at townsend and in addition at weapon dover we have an accident in this area and then two additional accidents one at albemarle road westbound by north sharon amity and this on central has cleared out but independence boulevard has volume which means we have congestion on independence right around pierson and albemarle road. look at the slow-moving traffic on albemarle in both directions. quite a bit of activity around the area which means independence is still probably the better alternate route at the moment. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. back to you. >> all right thank you. >> happy friday we made it through the week and the sun is shining. >> we'll take it after the way we started this week. meteorologist lyndsay tapases is in the first alert weather center. with your forecast. >> and do not think there will be any complaints for the weekend forecast we have for us. we will be warming up throughout saturday a

pierson, heguy, mr.had been in vietnam for just 24 killed.fore he was so both of these notes were left in august of 1986. i assume they're from the same woman although they both touch topics.ery different in one she's describing about how she was a nurse in vietnam signs it lieutenant one is and the other talking about her husband tom who died in vietnam and she dana.it the one she -- one when she was a nurse and starts off i went to vietnam to heal and came home silently wounded. still awaken nd from nightmares about those we home to save and came grieve for those who we sent paralyzed, mindless. went to vietnam to heal and discovered i'm not god. and the other one she talks about her husband tom. we would have been married 21 years this year. he was on rried when leave in san diego. went backme they both to the war where he was killed. and so, they were only married a short time. ut she leaves this letter in honor of him 21 years later. e get a lot of very similar objects left at the wall. a lot of poe

for kingsley pierson this was the first track at the storm and 49 years. kingsley pierson making their first trip to state since 1967 taking on springville and the panthers are underdogs in the opener and it was tough going early. rachel mercer puts up a three, kp down 58 early in the second there is another for mercer urges another three, it is 15 to 11 after a springfield bucket it was who else? mercer from downtown and she quarter and it was 25 at two 19 1/2. the second half point guard maria keck with the hustle in the hoop with kp down five, they were down by 16 at one point but with less than a minute and a half to go allison bailey pulled the panthers to within four and then mercer with another bucket with 45 seconds to go here it pulled kp back within four points and it would go on to pull it within two points and kp shot 33% on this day. it proved to be the difference. panthers fall 60 to 53.>> my girls had a lot of heart, they got there first tournament jitters out as much as we talk about the term it positive energy it affected everything and we

kingsley-pierson advances, 61-44. in game 2 -- the host, westwood -- taking on river valley -- still looking for theieifirst win. the rebels didn't takeong to get the lead -- senior anthony mcollough with the steal and drop-in -- he scored westwoos first 6 points. river valley rallies with back to back buckets. freshman trey goettsch scores in the paint to cut into the lead. but the rebels went up by double digits in the first quarter -- zach a aen sinks the short jumper to make it 14-4. westwood moves on, 55-44 over river valley. the hawkeyes went t 1 last week but since the top three teams in the big ten all lost -- owa is still in first place. the hawks are 11-2 in the conference, good for a one game lead over maryland and indiana. iowa only has one game this week, visiting penn state on wednesday. the hawks kept minnesota winless in the big ten with a 75-71 win last night. jarrod uthoff missed his first seven shots, but finished strong -- with 24 points, 15 rebounds and six blocks. peter jok led all scorers with 2

in 1a, kingsley-pierson, trying for their first state trip since 1967, taking on mmc. the panthers get it done early the shot and gets the friendly roll, k-p is up 2. m-m-c played solid defense for a while, and takes t all the way for the bucket, panthers with the rebound, but brooklyn treinen gets the quick is only down by one. but kingsley-pierson pulul away, bailey grabs the loose b bl and sinks the short jumper. the panthers break that long state tourney drought -- beating the eagles 55 to 38. two other siouxland teams were big favorites in regional finals. ktiv's mark freund is here with more. unity christian and newell-fonda were big favorites in their regional finals. the knights won their regional semi-final by 41 points while the mustangs won by 36. we'll start with number-3 unity taking on #10 treynor in mapleton.. unity had a 31-to-10 halftime lead - and they're adding in the third - josie blankespoor attacks the rim to put the knights up 23. fourth quarter - anna kiel inside - she had 8 - so it's going to be another unity blowout, right? wrong - treynor goe

pierson, granville, and orange delays. and remember you can keep up with weather alerts, closings, delays, and everything you need to know, wherever you are. with the wncn news now and weather mobile apps. download them for free in your app store. >>> today's winter weather pushing closing arguments in the murder trial to tomorrow. travion smith is on trial for the murder of melissa huggins jones back in may of 2013. smith is one of three people charged in the first-degree case. tomorrow. be sure to keep up with the case on wncn.com. and follow steve on twitter. >>> a man has been arrested and charges in connection to the murder of a fayetteville man. police tell wncn, 23-year-old in lake county florida. he's accused of shooting a 37- year-old in the head last week in fayetteville. bird is being held in florida, awaiting extradition back to fayetteville. >>> a goldsboro man is dead after being found unresponsive on the floor of a cell in the samson county detention center. 40-year-old anthony was being held under a 500-dol

willie pierson was working in his barbershop when he heard the wind pick up. the roof had lifted slightly in the corner, he told his wife he would climb up tro ek it out as soon as he finished his last cut. >> he gave me his money, and when i dusted him off, the whole roof blew off the building. >>reporter: you could have been up there. >> i thank god. >> all of this noise, the crackling sound, i thought a plane had fell on the building. even when i seen the sunshining through i looked around to see if i saw my husband. >>reporter: a tree destroyed this spartanburg home, the family trying to find comfort in inside. salvaging what they could. the storm took down power lines across spartanburg county, this one, blocking a road in boiling springs. we talked to one driver who said the weather was so bad when this happened she was driving down this road, and couldn't even see tha this power line had come down, she drove straight into it, just minutes after it happened. >> it scared the life out of me, honey. i mean, you know, i've been out in a storm like that befo

kingsley-pierson, not phased...bailey misses, but marina keck is there on the back door for the lay in and one to stretch the lead. then this all but sealed it...bailey...from downtown...a.a one...she completes s e four point play to make it a fifteen point lead. thenor good measur..mercer puts the cherry on top with the to back regional final losses, kp is heading to state, 55-38. rachel mercer--"it feels amazing. i mean, we've worked so hard. these past two years we've been so close and it's just that much betterthat we made it this year. we wanted it thth much more." alli bailele-"oh it feels amazing. honestly, i mean, that's what we worked for. my freshman year and my sophomore year, we worked for it every day in practice. it's a team effort out there and i love it." kp takes on springville next monday afternoon. newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state tonight as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana burban attacksthe rack for thewheelers and gets it to fall...audubon down 25-19. then its maddi morenz for the 'stangs....newell- fonda up 34-23...... the defe

katrina pierson, trump spokesperson. speaking of donald trump, candidates make final push before super tuesday tomorrow. donald trump is going to hold a rally. he is at a state university in georgia. he may respond to cruz chris's challenge -- ted cruz's challenge. we'll bring you remarks live. marco rubio wants to remind voters what is at stake tomorrow. >> i really believe voters would see through this con job he is trying to do. obviously that hasn't happened. i believe a first-rate con artist is on the virge of taking over party of lincoln and reagan. we need to remind people what is at stake here. deirdre: tune into fox business. we're here all super tuesday. neil cavuto, lou dobbs. they will bring results as soon as they come in 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back, senator cruz's campaign, reacts maybe satisfied with trump spokesperson comments. pushing for release of "new york times" alleged secret tape on trump's immigration comments. >>> moments away from release of final batch emails hillary clinton's pri

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investigators say they linked dna from a 2014 burglary, to bryan pierson. he's the guy accused of attacking a nurse last month while he was being treated. pierson is also the suspect who broke into a business in neeses and stole a four wheeler and electronics. a pair of sumter county residents have been charged with animal abuse after one dog was found dead and another -- starving. monica daniels and patrick simon were both arrested and charged with ill treatment of animals. a sumter county deputy was helping to serve an eviction notice last month, when he spotted the malnourished dog feeding off the remains of another dog. animal control was called to the scene and they found no food or shelter for the dogs. meanwhile, the surviving dog, known as sugar, is alive, well, and will be available for adoption soon. a dog in fairfield county has a second chance at life thanks to some generous people. emanuel is an 11 month old shepherd mix. late last year he was found abandoned and badly hurt at carolina adventure world. doctors at fairfield animal hospital concl

kingsley-pierson, not phased...bailey misses, but marina keck is there on the back door for the lay y and one to stretch the lead. then this all but sealed it..ailey...from downtown...and one...she completes the four point play to make it a fifteen point lead. kp is heading to state. newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state last night as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we had a light mix of rain and overnight with deteriorating clouds from west to compromised in nohern and western siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanner, you can see that we'll make it to a high in the middle 40s with diminishing cloud cover. still ahead in our deteriorating compromised in northern and western sisixland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanner, you can see that we'll make it to a high in the middle 40s with diminishing cloud cover. deteriorating clouds from west to east. visibility is compromised in northernrnnd western siouxland. colon cancer awareness mo

kingsley-pierson, not phased...bailey misses, but marina keck is there on the back door for the lay in and one to stretch the lead. then this all but sealed it...bailey...from downtown...and one...she completes the four point play to make it a fifteen point lead. kp is heading to state. newell-fonda, looking for yet another trip to state last night as well taking on audubon. mid-second quarter....dana burban attacks the rack for the wheelers and gets it to fall...audubon down 25-19. then its maddi morenz for the 'stangs....newell- champs well on their way to a return trip....kate christiansen with the offensive board and putback....they win it 64-57. for full highlights and scores from last night, head to our website, siouxland matters dot com. but for now, back over to you. lukas: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we had a light mix of rain and snow occur overnight with deteriorating clouds from west to east. visibility is compromised in northern and western siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s across most of the area. onto the dayplanne

kingsley-pierson is here at state for the first time since 1967 while newell-fonda has made 3 straight t appearances onchampionship friday. coming up at six w wll have action from boththf those games and at ten, three morereames for you. we hope to see you then b b for now, in des moines, chris palmquist,t,bc9 sports." jenna: well take a look sytoms of the well take a look at some signs and symptoms of the children safe (fred) light snow will be seen tonight, and it will be slightly cooler tomorrow. but, another big warmup is coming by after the break for the forecast! " " getting ready to come home after nearly a year in space. kelly and russian kornienko served as test subjects on the international space station, so scientists could study the affects on the human body. it's all part of nasa's goal to make sure astronauts can handle a trip to mars. scott kelly will return to texas on wednesday. he has now spent the most cumulative time in space of any american in history. fred: jenna: tim: (tim) fred, how much snow is coming tonight? (fred) for most of us, less exceptions. fred: (fred

deputies say, the fight happened around 9:00 last night in pierson. the victim was first taken to the volusia county fire station and then flown to halifax , medical center. deputies are searching for suspects. the denver broncos are your super bowl 50 champions. michelle: overnight hundreds of fans celebrated. brett connolly is here with all the reaction. brett: the broncos pulling off the upset with a dominating defense beating the carolina panthers 24 to 10. and while they were partying in late into the night , the rest of the world left to discuss the halftime show and commercials. those were the top trending topics overnight. lets begin with the performance on the field during the break. by beyonce and bruno mars. your facebook feed likely lighting up with critiques last night and into today on all the performances. you' ll also see feedback on many of the commercials from last night. here' s the one that had many people checking their birthday. brett: the nfl apparently learned there' s a spike in births in the hometowns of winning teams 9 month

(c(c: al pierson/ co- owner pierson's flower shop) "it's very frusterating to this protection." the city is now reworking plans to start building protection in areas that need it most, first, and filling in the rest later. a kwwl follow up: after multiple controversial videos of her at protests...a the board saying they didn't fire her because of her support of the protesters. instead... the curators say melissa click was fired for quote "interfering with the rights" of student journalists... "i think as an inddvidual that i think this is probably the best outcome for the university and for the columbia community." the board says she "was not entitled" to confront memberr of law enforcement or threaten another students by physical intimidation. more trouble for seaworld... the company admits employees have posed as animal rights activists in orde to spy on tte opposition. this comes following a peta accusation. the theme park has been trying to re-gain its once family friendly image after the documentary "blackfish", raised questions about tte link betweee seaworld orca whales b

brandon pierson. sophomore. and as you may or may not imagine nat wind conditions can be drastically different from the lower elevations of southwest virginia to the higher. stand up -- we're standing at about 4400 feet above sea level and while it's cold in the lower elevations today it's much much different to 30 degrees below zero when you get these big gusts of wind and that's exactly why these virginia tech students picked way up here to take these measurements. "a lot of people in roanoke and blacksburg don't realize the differences you see in weather and climate as you climb up to our very highest points. we have a half a foot of new snow up here." the goal is to compare computer forecasts at the 5,000 foot level to what the new weather station actually records. :49 - 1:12 "this height in particular is weather forecast. a difference of one degree will make the difference between snow, sleet, freezing rain,or just rain." john herrick sophomore which will all help to lead to more accurate weather forecasts

in 1a -- kingsley- pierson is sixth, just ahead of newell-fonda. westwood drops out of the top 15. western christian is number-1 in 2a, where regionals start on saturday. unity christian is third, with okoboji and manson northwest webster also in the top ten. lawton-bronson is 13th. it's possible that four of those five teams could go to state. pocahontas area/laurens- marathon stays first in class 3a. cherokee is fourth - with sioux center and spirit lake in the top ten. sgt. bluff-luton is 11th and will host number-2 south sioux city tonight. moc-floyd valley dropped out. you can see the entire poll at the sioux city explorers have re-signed pitcher ryan zimmerman, who went 14-2 last season. the 28-year-old led the american association with a 1-point-80 earned run average. zimmerman gave up just 81 hits all season in 120 inning and held batters to a .190 batting average, which also led the league. manager steve montgomery says bringing zimmerman back was a top a sioux city couple, expecting twins, gets the news that no parent wants to hear. at a regular check-up about a month fro

we're back with trump national spokeswoman katrina pierson.at the cnn debate and again this morning. listen to this. >> he called me mr. meltdown. let me tell you something. last night in the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks, he went backstage. he was having a meltdown. he had his little makeup thing applying makeup around his mustache. he had one of those sweat mustaches. then he asked for a full-length mirror. i don't know why because the podium only goes up to here. maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet. what does donald trump do when things go wrong? he takes to twitter. let's read some. you'll have fun. all right. number one, here's the first one. lightweight marco rubio was working hard last night. this is true. the problem is, he is a chocker. and once a chocker -- i guess choker is what he meant to see. he spent choker c-h-o-c-k-e-r. marco rubio looks like a little boy on stage. he meant to say light weight. he got that wrong. last one, wow, every poll said i won the debate last night. now this was him about himsel

jerome pierson. a mercy program manager of almost 30 years says it's all about education. "if you don't know that this exhists and that it's here, it's hard to even know what to do, where to go so this is the place to be," said congestive heart failure program manager, lynett kayl. tonight at 10, ktiv's tommie clark has the story of one man who's life was saved from the mercy heart expo. mark's in now with sports - south dakota playing its final game at the dakota dome today. (mark) u-s-d, saying goodbye to the dome after 36 years. the final opponent was denver. see if the coyotes could go out with a win after the break. plus, iowa state wins without season on saturday night. but the cyclones had to do it without one of their biggest stars -- again. jameel mckay didn't see the floor in i-s-u's 92-83 win over the horned frogs. head coach steve prohm said that mckay didn't play as a coach's decision. without mckay on the floor, the cyclones got out-rebounded 43-to-31 - t-c-u came into the game in 8th place in the big 12 in rebounding. as for scoring - the rest of the team pi

we are looking at the upper 30' s here. mid 30' pierson. that is where we think we will morning. titusville at 39. the weekend set up. the highlight is cool morning spent a very nice afternoon. sunday will be the warm afternoon but we still run the risk for some frost as we get you on to sunday morning. look at these highs tomorrow. very nice comfortable range. by lunchtime it will be 61. headed to the food and wine festival, you' re in good shape. 70;' s all day. north of leesburg over towards ocala, even towards the interior of flagler county. check out the frost forecast for sunday morning. aim exact location. two cool mornings. let' s take a look at monday, tuesday and wednesday. here comes a southern flow of air. then a fast-moving quiet front comes in on wednesday the. your updated seven-day forecast. summer is kicking off the games next week. temperatures by the middle of next week holding 75-80. jim: florida has always been known as a popular place for retirees and snowbirds. now it is one of the worst to raise a family. apartment was stuck, listed 500 cities based on cri

we'll have action from kingsley-pierson, and marcus- meriden-cleghorn. that's all coming up on the final edition of sportsfource extra, tonight at 10. it's friday agaiai which means it's friday again, which means it is time fore another edition of pick of the litter. this week's picks are mario and luigi. they are six year old pomeranian brothers. both dogs are neutered and housetrained, and they are looking to find a home together. mario and luigi should home with teenage kids or older and no other dogs. these two enjoy car rides and going for walks. if you want to adopt mario and luigi, or any other animal, stop by the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen. tonight: clear. low: 31 wind: mph tomorrow: partly cloudy. high: 55 wind: n 5-10 mph thanks for joining us tonight... forget to go to ktiv-dot- com for all of your news, weather, and sports... see you back here at ten. we have some brbrking news for you... welcome to ktiv.com, i'm chief meteorologist ron demers >>> tonight, new beyonce outrage, cops calling for a boycott. >> we'

and be careful with the space heater first thing in the morning when the house is chilly. 42 in pierson. when you're heading out to work and school, these will be the numbers. around the metro area, leesburg, frigid and frosty. back along the coastline, temperatures still holding mainly in the low to mid-40s. a cold start. temperature right now is 40 in palm coast. 45 downtown. 43 in melbourne. 37 towards ocala. temperatures are running 10 to 18 degrees colder tonight, compared to last night, because the humidity has dropped off. last night we still had some clouds around. no clouds tonight. 61 degrees was the high temperature for tonight. 41, our early-morning low, both of those running well below the norm. everybody will get at least some frost. then the warmup begins the wind gets out of here. so it looks like much calmer, lots of sunshine, really a good day. 58 in miami, only 34 right now in jacksonville. big spin across the nation. heavy snows coming off lake michigan, lake superior, lake ontario, lake ontario. the cold northwesterly wind continues. the forecast will remain on the

lake mary at 34. 38 in sanford and 39 in the flow -- 32 in pierson and port st. john has dropped to 33 degrees. it is called this morning, we have widespread frost and freezing temperatures to the north. as we get going today, our temperatures will climb. we will top out in the low to mid 60' s. we will talk more about when the 70' s make a comeback in a few minutes. right now, let' s get a traffic update and over -- it over to ted noah. ted: a crash blocking i-95 southbound. you' re traveling in volusia county, slow down a bit. things are looking quite in volusia county on i-95. i for ultimate eastbound from just before par street until just before fairbanks has a left-wing taken out. heads up the crews are still out there. a big look of i-4 westbound at the seminole rest area into just about maitland, not so bad. lake mary to lee is looking at 11 minutes. jason: that cruise ship that was caught in a big storm is finally back to port. >> it was like on a roller coaster you couldn' t get off of and you are strapped in. michelle: we will hear from passengers about

brad's some teams, like kingsley- pierson, already have big expecations. more lawton-bronson has been ranked hoping to make a run to des moines. i'll have a live report after the break. and, iowa state takes on baylor tonight in a battle of ranked teams -- a place where the cyclones have struggled. basketball teams in class 2a. of the 15 teams ranked, five are from siouxland and four are in the top ten. it's round two of the regionals tonight, as the road to des moines continues. sportsfource is on the road in lawton, iowa. ktiv's mark freund has more. the lawton-bronson girls have hung tough in the class 2a rankings this season. the eagles are 13th in the final rankings - but haven't been ranked in the top-10 since early l-b opens district play tonight against boyden-hull. the eagles finished the regular season 17- and-4. but they got placed in a tough regional - the top four seeds in class 2a, region 2 have a combined record of 64- and-19. that includes the top- ranked team in the state in the class, western christian. sportsfource is on the road with la

kingsley-pierson was at state for the first time since 1967. the sixth-ranked panthers fall to third-ranked springville, 60 to 53. kp trailed 15-5 after a quarter, but rallied to make it close in the fourth quarter. the panthers finish with a 21-3 postgame reaction at six. in a game just over the defending 1a champions from newell-fonda upset undefeated exira-ehk 53-42. the mustangs move into the semifinals on thursday at 11-45. we'll also have those highlights at six. in class 2a, western christian, okoboji and unity christian all play later tonight. in all therer are nine northwest iowa teams at the state tourney -- four more play first round games on tuesday. the sioux city police association donated money to a center that serves child victims of abuse. there was a check presented this afternoon to the mercy child advocacy center. the five-thousand dollars will go towards its move to a new and larger facility. that would be at 7th and jackson streets. "this is going to increase the ability to see children in a more timely fashion," said lea

the kingsley-pierson boys -- on a two-game winning streak -- taking on westwood, who's lost three straight. action time - fourth quarter - westwood up 50 to 49 - long pass ahead to jacob hall - he finishes. k-p didn't go away and they'd take the lead - nathan keck with the steal and lay-in - it was panthers ahead 55- 54. but after four three throws - westwood went ahead 58-55 with just 10 seconds left. so are we going to overtime - coby fischer pushes it up - and he's off target - westwood hangs on for a 59-58 win. in sioux falls, sioux city east -- 14-3, taking on second-ranked washington. ty benson for sce with the steal and layup black raiders led early - benson scored 29 points to lead the black raiders. east keeps pounding - connor murrell with a "3" murrell wasn't done - later in the game - with drive and nice layup - murrell scored 24 on the night. but washington rallies on their home floor sam siganos with 3 and warriors win it 75-to-69. regional dual finals -- sgt. bluff- luton facing spirit lake park -- the winner goes to state. indians down 15-nothing headed to the 113-pounders,

"katrina pierson/trump campaign spokeswoman: a win is going to be a win for this campaign, we're very excited to have a marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz are in a virtual tie. neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics: "this race is all about who comes in second in new hampshire on the republican side..." neil levesque is executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics. he says the a bulk of the votes are cast in the southeastern part of the state. neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics: "that's where most of the candidates have spent the last few days, and that's really - when those number start coming in, that's what you need to keep your eye on." danielle nottingham/ manchester, nh" early exit poll data shows the most important quality in a candidate for republican voters is that he or she shares their values. for democrats, it was that the candidate is honest and trustworthy. some voters in at this polling site in derry knew exactly who they wanted.... dn: "why did you vote for chris christie?" nancy: "because i think he has the leadership skill

(sot-katrina pierson/trump campaign spokeswoman)"a win is going to be a win for this campaign, we're very excited to have a first-time presidential candidate do so well in the primary."(poll gfx)gop candidates, john kasich, marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz are in a virtual tie.(sot - neil)"this race is all about who comes in second in new hampshire on the republican sidede."neil levesque is exececive directct of the new hampshire institute of politics. he says the a bulk of the votes are cast in the "golden triangle" an area in the southeastern part of the state.(sot - neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics)"that's where most of the candidates have spent the last few days, and that's really - when those number start coming in, that's what you need to keep your eye on."(standup bridge)the gop ll also keep tabs ononerry, nhnhthe mix ofof suburban and blue collar voters here is a good indicator of how the republican candidates will perform in the state.(sot- nancy pierce/derry, nh)"just about everybody comes here at least once."some voters in derry knew exactly who they wa

top fifteen...kingsley finally in 1a, only two siouxland teams are in the top fifteen...kingsley pierson and newell fonda check in at 6 and 7 respectively. and finally we need your help restarting our abc9 rising star promotion. just head to siouxland matters dot com and click on the rising star tab to enter. our winner each week will receive a t-shirt, a framed photo, and two passes to kings pointe courtesy of sign pro. and unfortunately, they told me i'm ineligible to win those prizes despite digging picture of myself. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) h. tonight, look for light snow this evening, tapering off after midnight. the low will be 13. tomorrow, the high will only be 18 degrees under partly cloudy skies. the 7-day forecast shows that next round of snow over the weekend, then we will warm up to the 30s and 40s next week. "i"inside edition" goes undercover as an old lady. how vuvuerable are the elderly to getting ripped off? >> $57,000. >> 12500. >> lisa guerrero goes undercover to find out. >> i've beewaiting for you for three days. >>> then cruise from hell. the video you haven't

and kingsley- pierson battles it out with trinity christian. highlights from those games coming up in sports fource morning wrap. it was win -- or turn in your basketball teams on tuesday. ktiv's brad pautsch has more in the sports fource morning wrap. << the lawton-bronson girls were 13th in the final class 2a rankings, released today. the eagles went 17-4 in the regular season, but have top-ranked western christian on the other side of their bracket. l-b trying to advance against another team from hull -- the comets of boyden-hull. the comets, got to this game by way of a victory over rock valley in the first round. first quarter - lawton-bronson works it inside to lexi binder - up and in for two - tie ball game early. back for boyden-hull - nice lob inside to anna de jongh - comets take a two point lead on the inside bucket. l-b's binder was fighting for the ball early - tough rebound and puts it back for another score. then ali verzani - you saw her live at 6 - she makes the highlights at 10 - rolls around the rim and in - lawton- bronson a

thanks a lot. >> katrina pierson joining us live. don't miss the final debate before super tuesday on cnn tomorrow night 8:30 p.m. southeastern time. we showed you the live mics. we're waiting for donald trump to take the stage at regent university in virginia beach, virginia. we'll take you there live as soon as he starts speaking. he's expected to take questions from the university's founder and chancellor, pat robertson. that's not him at the mic but he'll get questions from the audience as well. so as they warm up the audience, we'll take a quick break and come right back. >>> foreign policy issues, not the least of which isis and what to do in the syrian conflict, iranky refugees coming into border with jordan and the two state solution to the palestinian israeli conflict. those were key issues on the agenda for the meeting and here they are in the oval office where they did something called a pool spray with the press. you get any kind of questions, sometime they answer, sometimes they don't. and the president fresh off the hee

westfield and kingsley pierson...panthers led it by 4 out of the half and they'd add to it. nathan keck dishes it off to jacob harvey...he finishes off the power dribble and make it a 9 point advantage. then keck, this time comes with the theft and keeps it himself...he takes it in for the easy deuce as the lead gets to double digits. late in the quarter...keck lobs it up to camden bainbridge for the back door lay up...kp held a- dub without a field goal in the third. in the fourth, conner anderson, drives and gets the friendly roll on the road to stop that skid. but kp...not worried about that final quarter run...they hold off the challenge and move on, 61-44. in the nightcap, the host rebelel taking on conference rival river valley. it was the anthony mcollough show early...this drive and layup opens up the scoring shortly after tip off. then he gets it done defensively too...the steal and just misses the highlight reel slam...but he on a personal 8-0 run. back come the wolverines...tuck er zahnley, misses but follows his shot for the board and the pretty reverse layup. th

joining me now is katrina pierson, the national spokesperson for the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. two days ago donald trump accused senator cruz of stealing the iowa caucus, even threatening to sue. now he told anderson cooper he doesn't care about that anymore. does he not care about it anymore or is he worried that talking about the issue could make him look like a sore loser and hurt him with voters? >> i think everyone agrees there was some shenanigans going on in iowa. of course he cares about it, he's just not going focus on it. i think bringing attention to it like mr. trump and ben carson have done have raised eyebrows at how the cruz campaign is conducting itself. you can't call yourself the most honest person with all the integrity and do things like this. i think now that everyone knows what happened, it's time to move on. >> mr. trump was forced to cancel a campaign event here in new hampshire today because of the snow. he, of course, flew home last night in his private jet so he could sleep in his own bed and he risked missing a full day of camp

jerome pierson. one doctor who specializes in abnormal heart rates, says more people need to learn about the technology we have today. "i have seen the people who have been suffering from everything else for a long time because of a lack of education," said cardiac electrophysiologist, dr. fayaz hakim. the kelley family came for the second year in a row, and they say it means a lot. "i don't think he would be here today if we wouldn't of came a year ago and went through the seminar and the technicians discovered what they did discover and it was pretty scary," said gary kelley's wife, helen kelley. because of last year's heart expo, gary kelley found out his right carotid artery was completely blocked and his left was 95% blocked. the following day mercy got him in for an appointment and three weeks later he had life-saving surgery. "and otherwise if i wouldn't have had the surgery possibly within a period of the next 4 or 5 months i possibly could have had a stroke," said gary kelley. and now kelley

groveland. 83 in umatilla. 85 degrees in poinciana. 84 degrees in celebration. 83 in zellwood. 82 pierson. as you head to the beach, 78 in daytona. the lower 80' the brevard beaches. one or two sprinkles trying to sneak in. we will keep that at about a 10% mentioned. fog developing once again. readings down to about 60 or 65 depending on where you are. wind. a little closer to florida. we will track showers and storms thursday, it is our turn as that to central florida. we are really going to bring that rain coverage for you. until then, it is warm and 85 degrees tomorrow. 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms for your thursday. clearing out and a bit cooler on friday. a few sprinkles saturday. more storms on sunday. jason: a historic building in downtown fresno has been destroyed. a massive five alarm fire ripped through the state -- state we report home. no one was inside. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. the 4000 square-foot home was just built after the turn of the registry of historic places. firefighters in california came to the rescue of a puppy stuck in quit

we have dropped into the mid- 30' s and parts of osceola county. 33 in pierson, 34 in palm coast. a little bit warmer out here the water, where the water temperatures are in the 60' s. we will make it to yesterday' s highs early in the afternoon, and we will keep on climbing. most of us will be in the low to mid 60' right now, let' s get a traffic track. ted: roadwork on 95 southbound by state route 44, we have a lane blocked but for the most part traffic is flowing nicely in volusia county. the same thing with i-4, eastbound roadwork until just past princeton. they have the right lane blocked but for the most part you are getting through. downtown orlando, no delays yet. jason: covering volusia county, this woman is accused of attacking a man she was supposed to be taking care of. deputies say marthe alonzeau punched a 65-year-old dementia patient eight times. alonzeau told wesh 2' s matt lupuli her side of the story. >> they must respect their patients. matt: randall says he was shocked to learn a nurse' s he is all the more upset he was not told about the accusation until it be