title...they take on porter-gaud --- first quarter... josh caldwell sprints to the basket for the layup...it's 4-to-2 highlanders... --- next play...jake lanford misses the hook shot but aaron nesmith is there to throw it down for the cyclones...porter-gaud would lead it 17-to-15 after one.-- heathwood falls to porter gaud 58-to-35. the dreher girls facing wren in the three-a semifinals in greenville.... first quarter...off the steal....dreher's kamryn lemon with a three point play......the blue devils eventually t build a double-digit lead..... wren rallies......they're down two with five seconds left....but they can't get a shot off.... dreher advances to the state championship game with a 51 to 49 win over the hammond girls taking on porter gaud in the scisa three-a semifinals in sumter.... --- we pick it up in the third quarter...hammond down three when rivers clarke drains the three. we're tied at 24 --- but the lady cyclones make their move...beau faith gets ahead of the defense and scores on the break.

we learned from commander porter's example. mmm, it was his principles of dedication and self-sacrifice. i'm glad to hear you say that, because the department of defense would like you to share the survival techniques. [knock on door] [all chattering] bellows: ah, come in, sir. hi, fellas. it's me. now, you're going to show me how you did it. we're going back out to skull island and we're gonna stay there until i know everything you know. so stop sitting there like lard-bellied yo-yos and move. move! [blows whistle] roge. green acres is the place to be farm livin' is the life for me land spreadin' out so far and wide keep manhattan, just give me that countryside new york is where i'd rather stay i get allergic smelling hay i just adore a penthouse view darling, i love you, but give me park avenue the chores the stores fresh air times square you are my wife good-bye, city life

with this right now, michael porter.ur harvard is ngh which is part of the media fabric of america with tv shows. let me ask the basic american question. how are our doctors and nurses doing? doctors and nurses are struggling with the health care system which is not really putting them in a position to do a better job for patients, where we have not in health care, we're riveted on the payment notem but we're restructuring how we deliver care. we are not focusing on preventive care. we are not integrating the care across specialties. we are sideload and fragmented in the system. -- we are siloed. but there are positive things started to happen in health care which have encouraged me, which only in the last two years, we started to see changing reimbursement systems. now instead of getting paid to do things, which is the fee for service system, you're getting paid only if you deliver good results. you're also getting motivated to actually make things more efficient. these are called value-based reimbursement. guess who's

but has to do a lot with michael porter's estimate that education matters. going back 25 years, that is the growth in employment of those with a college degree versus those with not a single bit of college as well. the starkness of that -- you can see the tensions of 2007 and 2008 -- everybody flattens and rolls over, and the college degrees, professor porter, just pick it right up. prof. porter: skill is tremendously valuable, and the people with skill are doing well in america and other parts of the world. the college degree has been the ticket to that definition of skilled and being educated. brendan: today, we will play the

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porter-gaud goes up 37-to-31 after the third. --- porter-gaud not done...garis grant takes the entry pass and scores... porter gaud eliminates hammond....48 to 40. turning to baseball....usc's john jones leads an offensive attack that produced 14 hits today...as the gamecocks dominate penn state in the opener of their weekend series. clarke schmidt is the pitching star...he throws seven scoreless innings...allowing just one hit while striking out eight. jones takes care of business at the plate...first inning..he belts a solo homerun to left for a one- nothing lead..... second inning....jones delivers a run scoring single to make it four nothing..... jones caps off his big day in drives in two runs....jones goes four for four with four r-b- i's the gamecocks win it seven to one......game two of the series is saturday at two o'clock. holbrook: "love the presence he has in the middle of our lineup. strong kid. great plate approach. he knows what he is trying to accomplish." jones: "try to get to the field everday and do the same thing. have the same routine. go up to the plate and just

but if there was any doubt, he left a copy of his i.d. >> mark porter. mark edward porter. that's a real license. >> that's him. >> but selling a load of coins didn't prove mark porter was remember, mark also had an interest in the coin business. >> his explanation was these were coins he had, it was just a coincidence he happened to sell them the day after the tyrells were schooled. >> by all appearances a pillar of the community was now a prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary tyrell. >> i never did like the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something of a fake. >> gary's brother larry always had a bad feeling about mark. and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> i felt he was befriending and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. i think over a period of time he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica learned detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> she didn't show up at the funeral. >> conspicuous by his absence? point that there was something going on. >> his former secretary said she hated w

matt porter has been out in the des moines area talking with caucus- goers and joins us now... matt? ((matt porter)) with so many candidates, iowa is finding itself split in many different we've seen a clear divide with democrats, a lot of young voters rallying for bernie sanders while hillary clinton supporters tend to be older. with republicans, a lot of talk about donald trump having a potential surge if the turnout is high with senator ted cruz on his coattails. voters definitely have a lot on their minds tonight.

prosecutors say they do plan to retry porter. por his lawyers have argued hee argh should not be forced to testify against other officersnf because that would violate his fifth amendment rights. r >> two people under arrestndrr tonight in a bizarre murder mure investigation in princeion georges county. police charged eric garris and taqwa mohammed with first and second degree murder in the death of owes sam la el-atari. atari was found shot to death inside a pickup truck last aick thursday. investigator its believe hisig body had been there for two bee days. e wassay the motive was robbery.y. el-atari previously servedta time in prison for bank fraud and money laundering. he was released early after cooperating with the feds toat get a confession from a forinmee marine now on death row. r >>> well, it is a standoffnd that lit up social mediap soci d today. the pope versus donald trump. t what the pontiff had to say about the controversialon presidential candidate thatenti all still has people talking.ali >> and president obama se

his name is ronnie porter. he has been in the news lately because the town does not have a police car, and they are having trouble apprehending people. they have one, but apparently it doesn't -- [ laughter ] >> it's not working too well. and it's been in the national news, so we invited chief porter here to explain his plight to us, and later on, as a special surprise, all of the democratic candidates running for president will be out here and do a cone-head sketch. [ laughter ] >> it sounds like a great show. [ cheers and applause ] >> we'll be back, thank you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] >> hello there. [ cheers and applause ] >> what is going on? [ cheers and applause ] >> were you serving drinks outside or something? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i think they are so happy that we have started our 22nd year. >> when did he start that? >> two nights ago. >> we did? >> yes, this is the third night. >> monday we had our anniversary show and we showed a lot of highlights and tapes. we didn't show e

live in des moines, matt porter. ((denise valdez)) matt... is there any early indicator as to which candidates could come ((dave courvoisier)) > thanks for watching 8 news now at five. evening news is next. we'll see you at six. /// news music ((dave courvoisier)) > snow.. >> pelley: the last push for the first votes. >> if you're in bed, if you're sick, if you can't walk, if the doctor says you cannot leave, i don't care. >> i hope you will fight for me. >> let's go get 'em.

>> reporter: that is a popular sentiment in porter ranch. high school teacher cindy jackson is at her third hotel and says help from the gas company arrived only when the smell became unbearable. >> i couldn't breathe. i was coughing. congestion in my chest. >> we know the impact this is having, unfortunately, on the community. we know the impact that it's having on the environment. >> reporter: so cal gas ceo acknowledges mistakes were made. >> we probably could have done a better job of letting, you know, the residents of the community. since that time, i think we have done a better job of making sure they know what is going on. >> reporter: would you live here? would you buy a house here now knowing what you know now? >> i would have no concern about living in porter ranch and i'm sure that once this is behind us, this is going to continue to be a great community to live in. >> reporter: it's hard for families to think about getting this behind them, while they are still caught in the middle. 12-year-old emily ohn says even when it's okay

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you'll remember porter's case ended in a high school trial back in december. prosecutors still want to use his testimony against the other five officers facing charges. porter's attorneys argue that violates his rights not to incriminate himself. >>> two men have been arrested and d.c. police are looking for a third man after a sooting at a southeast barber shop. police say the three suspects shot and injured a man and his 14th month old afternoon. two charged with assault with a ka dangerous weapon. a third man is are considered armed and dangerous. >>> two men in prince george's county accused of killing a convicted scammer. atari was found shot to death in a rubbing on saturday. the arrests were on wednesday. police say the men robbed atari and shot him. one of the items stolen was a rolex watch. . atari was once convicted of scamming banks out of more than $50 million. police say a witness is helping them. >>> right now police this tooes want to get this 13-year-old back home safely. sky a are m sky amar'e young went missing. she's 5'6" with black curly br

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. >> over porter ranch. >> reporter: it is the country's invisible disaster. plume of methane gas streaming into the at moss sphere. seen here in infrared pouring out of you a gas well above the affluent community of porter ranch. the amount of methane spewing out is impossible to measure from the ground. >> this is one of our biggest leaks. so we're here to measure if. >> reporter: to gather the data, you need to fly into it. scientist dr. stephen connelly in an especially outfitted plane to collect crucial data. since his initial flight in november, connelly's data estimates more than 200 million pounds of methane have poured out. that's about as much greenhouse gas emitted by nearly half a million cars each year. >> it's 20 or 30 times as large as the next biggest one that we've seen. >> reporter: that realization in the air led to 100 days of heartache on the ground. david and his daughter are among 5,000 families living in temporary housing. >> walking in the community even for five or ten minutes to walk my dog, i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: connelly

. >> reporter: the store has wanted porters -- sort of. is it you? $63 million, still unclaimed. the store might know who it is. whoever bought that ticket was filmed on this very camera. but 7-eleven says it will only use video to confirm a winner. so, dig in those pockets and check under the couch cushions, because tomorrow, that treasure will just be another piece of trash. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> and they might have video of the winner? imagine. check your pockets tonight. thanks for watching on a wednesday evening. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. 63 million waiting. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>. >>> scattered showers acrossé@e bay area, live doppler 7 is

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we'll hear what shawn porter has to say about being on free t-v. plus.... rivalry weekend is almost here. the wolfpack invade the thomas and mack... in more ways then one. i'll explain coming up here on 8 news now./// < there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask for you to caucus for me. thank you. for her "experience, leadership, ten

vehicle near southwest 14th and porter but the person continued to drive away and a pursuit began. the vehicle eventually came to a stop. as the officer tried to talk to the driver, the suspect drove off again this time towards the officer. the officer then fired at the suspect but missed. police made an arrest and found the car had been stolen. they are now investigating. first on 13... some of the results for the iowa caucus may have come down to coin flip tie- breakers..but that's not the case in new hampshire. the votes of the first in the nation primaries are in...and they have democrat bernie sanders and republican donald trump celebrating this morning. here's a look at the numbers with almost all the precincts reporting. sanders redeems himself from a tough loss in iowa, beating he also becomes the first jewish candidate to win a presidential primary. donald trump coasts to number one with 34 percent.

officer porter went to trial last year but his case ended in a mistrial. he is expected to be retried. >>> federal officials are investigating how a tour helicopter crashed into the water near hawaii's pearl harbor. a witness captured it all on cell phone video. venity nyer explains that at least one of the people on board, a 16-year-old, is in critical condition. >> cell phone video captured the helicopter hovering in the air shortly before plunging into the water just feet from almost eat yatchly, it overturns. >> all of a sudden, it fell from the skies and crashed in front of us. >> shaun waynerich was taking pictures with his cell phone when he noticed something wrong. he switched to video immediately. >> we ran in, tried to jump into the water. >> somebody said, there is somebody still in the aircraft. i drove through the pilot side to the back seat. >> firefighters and nearby members of the navy raced to the scene. all five people on board were rushed to the hospital. >> we heard what was two loud banks. we thought it was gunshots and we saw people r

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porter: implicit but nobody ever guaranteed.d is at risk because of terrorism, criminals, cybercrime . the government needs to have some tools to work with to be able to capture and reduce this problem. privacy will fall by the wayside. carol: let's talk about another media company in the news, viacom and sumner redstone. what happens after redstone? this is the great shakespearean drama of media companies. survivedllmann has sherry redstone's attempt to taken out of the chairmanship of viacom. he has no plan, no chance of saving the company. the stock is just gone through the floor. for --rey right now sumner redstone is no longer with us -- somebody will pick it up. carol: like who? porter: i would not be surprised if 21st century fox snapped it up. it is very affordable right now. the price is down 60% over a year ago. it has a lot of potential development properties that fox could do something with. carol: great stuff as always, porter bibb, thank you. running down the media universe for us. alix: thank you so much. we have

thank you gary porter. the carolinas crusher here. a lot of people will be out here for the big monster truck show. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and the annual mardi gras festival tomorrow. there will be a 5k followed by a parade. at 11 cox, -- at 11:00, through the rosewood area. activities for the kids as well. >>> the junior league of columbia holds the 19th annual clean sweep tomorrow. it from 8:00 a.m. state fairgrounds. this has everything from handbags, jewelry, children's and books. morning. parking is $5 per car. stop by the atm. remember, it is cash only. >>> coming up today on friends at five, super bowl sunday is not just for food. it is not just for football fans. fans of food -- will be plenty. americans are expected to eat more than 1 billion chicken wings, 20 million pounds of chips. and billions of avocados -- with guacamole. what is on the menu for your super bowl party? we will talk about the most popular foods when you join us today for, friends at five. >>> like you talked about yesterday, chicken wings, pizzas,

a death that has added to the suffering of the porter ranch community. if convicted the socal gas company is facing a $1,000 a day charge for emitting air pollution into the air those toxic fumes. as to those fines, the d.a.s they will go to the victims of the porter ranch gas leak. >>> zika virus is now appearing in the united states. nine cases all thought to be contracted overseas. puerto rico has twice as many infections and one town is especially hard hit. robert ray reports. >> the colorful small village of falardo, puerto rico has a problem. of the approximately 20 cases of the zika virus in puerto rico one of third are in fajardo. every evening the health department sprays the streets, hoping to kill the mosquitos that carry the virus. >> it does not take care of larvae, it does not take care of the eggs but it does give unfortunately the community a false sense of security in the sense that they then don't do what they need to do. >> while health officials monitor standing water and sanitation in the neighborhoods, searching breeding spots, they

at the gas company. >> the facility is run by socal gas the vaim compan the same cot operates the porter ranch facility. unlike the can i don't know facility the playa del rey site, many homes sit directly on top of a plays of underground pipes and storage tanks and just like aliso canyon the playa del rey site is plagued with problems. >> it was hot on my balcony. i could only imagine -- >> you could feel the heat from the fire? >> yes. >> the company said it was caused by an underground leak. but complications still linger. they are worried about what could lap in their backyard. >> it is a concern. you know, we think about how old is the infrastructure? and where are the pipes located? where are the depots located that are storing this underground, how close are they to our homes? also, another concern is, how do we know when something's happening? >> reporter: resident and local activist patricia macferson says you know what's happening because you can see it. >> where the bubbles are coming up you're saying that that's basically a leak? >> yes, and that's actually like an open pipel

the leak at porter ranch, in los angeles, began releasing methane and other compounds in october and caused several thousand residents to evacuate their homes. the local utility, southern california gas company, announced on thursday that the leak was capped for now. but there are questions about the health and environmental effects, and the impact on property values downwind from the leak. kelly mcevers, one of the hosts of npr's "all things considered," has been covering the story, and she joins me now from los angeles. so, kelly, socaldeira gas says they have temporarily stopped the leak. what's the state of the fix and what happens next with it? >> well, the company that operates this gas storage facility says that the leak has been temporarily capped. what has to happen now is that state regulators have to go inspect that and make sure that it is a solid cap, and the leak will be sealed permanently. >> thompson: so how hesitant or concern read families about moving back in? >> right, so more than 5,000 families left this area near where this gas storage facility is. we talked to

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seen here in infa red pouring out of a natural gas well above the community of porter ranch. the amount of methane spewing out is impossible to measure from the ground. >> this is one of our biggest leaks. we're here to measure it. >> reporter: to gather the data, you have to fly into it. scientist dr. steven connelly in a specially outfitted plane to get data. the data estimates more than 200 million pounds of methane have poured out. that's as much greenhouse gas emitted by nearly half a million cars each year. >> it's 20 or 30 times as large as the next biggest one that we've seen. >> reporter: that realization in the air led to a hundred days of heart ache on the ground. david and his daughter temporary housing. >> walking in the community, even for five or ten minutes, to walk my dog, i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: he said methane has significantly slowed. they say the reservoir will be drained, well the month. >> we're working really hard and safely to stop this situation and bring them home. >> little comfort for families waiting to go home, as the invisible threat h

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porter was the first officer to stand trial for the death and his case ended in hung jury. maureen: now to the race for the white house. tonight is a critical night senator bernie sanders. the two are debating for the first time since the new hampshire primary. chief political correspondent scott thuman in milwaukee for the forum. what should we watch and listen for tonight? scott: it is interesting to see if they let it all out. this is the last time they match up one to one until march 6. there are three weeks they have left. a dozen contests in between. now and then. so what will they do to make the point before almost 14 states go to the polls? bernie sanders' message is inclusion. >> we stand about race. who can win the influential minority vote. it's not to say that hillary clinton has the vote down. president obama staying out of the fray for now. >> i don't think there is any doubt he wants hillary clinton to win the nomination. >> i just spoke to debbie wasserman schultz, the chairwoman of the d.n.c. and says it's good to have one win in each column. she is not wor

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