weekend laura geller joins us now with the latest on this love story a love story indeed it is a re union many of you helped make happen to a go fund me campaign we've leave for australia on sunday norwood court enjoys durant and fell in love before he parachute into normandy as part of the d day invasion since then they've been separated by decades and oceans for all you romantics out there the re union seventy years in the making comes with a valentine's day date. i really don't know it's gonna be when the meter homeowner for seventy years and i don't know appears in this park there or if there's not that we talked in or what about what's going through his mind ahead of this much anticipated reunion and what sweet gestures his plan for his long lost love to hear more from our conversation with a bat who says. somehow he doesn't consider himself a romantic that part of the story all new at six laura geller thirteen years now. how sweet is that not a super bowl fifty is this bringing back a flood of memories for one local former nfl player roger brown takes us down memory lane. and speaki

air new zealand donated the plane tickets to get norwood and his son across the globe for the re union the and at least for the next two weeks this could be and they've lived happily ever after fairytale ending putting the virginia beach that back in the arms of the one who got away you this to me the most hopeful thing that could happen to me goes well we have a wonderful format norwood son steve has been sending us photos and videos of the journey and the reed union of course we can't wait to see the romance of that valentine's day date we post website for you all to see and it's really just so amazing to finally see this reunion one post or inert norwood told you earlier he's not a romantic i beg to differ i am a lot of people with sensitive about that yet seems romantic to me it's on curious now that they've met after seven years to think they'll ever see each other again be on this trip. well they'll have the next two weeks together in australia since it is a long trip they want to make the most of their time and then they tell us that any leftover money there would be no repeats

oceans only see each other for the first time recently over skype for all you romantics out there the re union is seventy years in the making comes with a valentine's day date. it's like first date jitters all over again. more than seventy years after their actual first date. i know that as time gets shorter again a little more anticipatory and when i eventually get to i really don't know what my feeling will be the us and butterflies in your stomach problem with building a racing heart problem. we've told you of their fairytale whirlwind romance which ended in heartbreak. norwood was an american paratrooper serving in the one hundred first airborne in war torn england he fell in love with joyce the seventeen year old soon to be nursing student the two were forced to park when norwood left for france even so the now ninety three year old closes his eyes and can still picture his young love you beautiful girl. they can knock you out with a smile but as norwood prepares for his journey across the globe to australia where joyce eventually settled he wonders if the chemistry of first love could ha

i today is calm the re union we've all been waiting for the way hash over to the movies we saw while vertical is always a good thing. after three days of travel in seventy years of virginia beach world war two that is reunited with his long lost love and norwood thomas arrived in adelaide australia late last night our time in the last time nor would it is long brace like this was back in london before the noun ninety three year old parachute into normandy as part of the d day invasion. well since then the two have lived separate lives and have been separated by oceans now norwood and his son will be in australia for the next two weeks and united states lord valor will have more on the much anticipated reunion including photos taken by norwood son who helped make all of this happening. alright the navy is working to streamline its mail system they want to make sure transferring sailors get their mail faster. currently a command has to keep the transfer information a card filing system and re address all the mail by hand the new online maybe postal directory system will kick in next mo

they don't have money they don't have money to put the money to get into that with the help of a re union more than seventy years in the making made possible by go fund me information me the interested people have taken and the work that they have done these are just two of thousands of examples of how crowdfunding has helped change lives. websites like you caring and go fun we have become the standard for getting donations for just about any reason plastic surgery by a new car or my friend recently used it because their apartment burned down for like a transgendered person wanting to pay for their medical procedures is an interesting website alone saw over a billion dollars in donations but in some cases the generosity of people is taken advantage of with the assistance of a friend of a story to go fun for people contributed to it we first told you in october of last year dr virginia beach woman race thousands of dollars for her daughter's funeral without ever disclosing that her husband is accused of killing her child all that money raised was returned to the donors. that's because the

just in now, an emotional re-union after a baby was kidnapped. video just in. you can see that mom clutching her ten month old daughter. police say the mom walked into the laundromat this afternoon. and left her daughter in the car. and drove off. the baby and car found a few hours later. the crook is still on the loose. >>> also just in, frightening pictures out of palm bay where a house went new flames. this is on raven's wood street southeast. you can see the flames shooting through the roof of the garage. no word if anyone was hurt. right thousand firefighters do not know what caused it. >>> tonight a new twist in a church controversy. >> back in december, we first told you a woman claimed she had an affair with a pastor at orlando bopty church. she sued claiming the church broke a secret promise to pay her to keep quiet. now tonight , the pastor's profile is off the church's website. sashell saunders is live with the latest. >> reporter: lisa, the church was rocked by this scandal. they said they would hand it will matter internally. it seems they made the

it covers more than 690,000 employees, teachers and retire re. union representatives will hold a news conference in raleigh at 9:30 a.m. >>> the state ott ott selected the -- the state d.o.t. selected its prefer route in wake county. it is known the orange route. but this corridor has run afoul the most distructive to sensitive wetlands and through habitat for endangers sea muscle. the route still must get the approval of federal regulators. >>> we love the music. super super bowl 50 festivities in full swing. you know who is there? our own katherine brown who is live in california. we saw some of the video what a catch. >> reporter: it might not have been pretty. but i got the job done. that is about all i can say about that. very festive atmosphere here in san francisco. center of the action. the fan experience starts with the nfl experience. running, catching, throwing and kick is all part of the fun t the john field foot work is tougher than it looks. >> i did not make the catch. >> reporter: i learned it too. after this shot of confidence, i took

air new zealand donated the plane tickets to get norwood and his son across the globe for the re union while they are in australia there are plans for some sightseeing and of course a valentine's date date we are coming through as he witnessed this long lost lovers were union and as you can imagine they're a lot of laughs smiles and memories shared. we will have the full story for you starting at five tonight laura geller thirteen years now or thinking so much for the touching story there well today a nightmare vacation will come to an end for thousands of cruise ship passengers local ribbons and some of the season scheduled to dock back in new jersey today. check out these images of the damage from a storm of the carolina coast waves were as high as forty feet when all this happen to see right there just things running off the side tables in the rooms now meteorologists say the ship should have known better the crew should have known better than to go into those conditions they see a storm was predicted before the ship even left a bitter blast is causing trouble on the roads in richmo

another re-union with tyler s been doing just fine since leaving the bruins in -- bruins. in the last 3-plus years, seguin' s 105 goals rank second in the nhl and his 226 points are third-best. flourished as much if he stayed in boston, but trading seguin may not have been the best move for the bruins. we will see him again tonight. we will have highlights at 11:00 in sports. pam: testing dna without the crime lab and the big, expensive equipment. reid: the local invention on the cutting edge of changing dna pam: we hear about the analysis of dna in tv crime shows. it' global outbreaks of disease. reid: but dna testing typically has to be done in a lab and takes time. in tonight' s cutting edge, mike wankum shows us how some local inventors are changing that. mike: sebatian and zeke have been friends since they were teenagers in their native argentina. both came to boston to study biology. mit. together they invented this. it' s beauty is in it' s simplicity. >> this replaces a high end instrument that is probably 10 times the size and 10 times the cost. >> we want everyon

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a machinist today, chris, who is wondering why did senator sanders vote against the re-authorization, creating union jobs in america. we can't let the perfect be the enemy of the very good and hillary clinton i think is that dreamer and doer. >> sorry, thank you, sir. thanks for coming out. >> take care. >> secretary of labor, tom perez. once again, the breaking news, slate newspaper, the largest paper in south carolina, slate, is reporting that influential -- state newspaper. not slate. state slait is the magazine. congressman jim clyburn will endorse hillary clinton tomorrow. that's the biggest news out of south carolina for a couple of days. a big day on the republican side, donald trump is now at war with with, i guess he had a fight with everybody. pope francis. after the pope questioned trump's faith, he said christians don't build walls. any way, much more on the high stakes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, big casino out here, she has to win here if she is going to start pulling away. he has to keep pressure. president obama's eventual nominee to replace justice scalia. harry reid is

a union representative told us they' re unified in their push for a pay increase. >> these are the faces they -- of their employees. these are our bus drivers, are cafeteria workers, our custodians, our maintenance, our food service and they deserve better. made about the wage debate at the meeting. we are inching closer to the high school basketball title game. pat clarke is an update on the local teams and the magic take looking for a chevy japan. and the magic take on the worst team in the nba. but you' ll see why that doesn' t looking great and stepping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts in the shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargeable. the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. available at walmart in the foot care aisle or near the registers. >> the philadelphia 76ers are jerry kill angela was brought on as a special advisor. it' s

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the union voted to authorize a strike yesterday. they' re at odds with the supermarket chain over health care, pensions and wages. there is no date set for a strike and both sides are still negotiating. lawmakers in rhode island will vote on a casino project this week proposed for this site in tiverton. that' s right near the border with massachusetts. compete with the up&coming -- up-and-coming gambling industry in the bay state especially a casino proposal in , taunton. hearings on the tiverton site will be held tomorrow and wednesday. general electric plans to be a big player in the community when the company moves its world headquarters to boston. ge ceo jeff immelt tells the globe they plan to focus their philanthropy on education and community health. that' s expected to include assistance to local high schools. he would not get specific, but ge is expected to lay out many of its plans at an event in april. if you have been outside, it does not feel like february. point. s yesterday. we have passed that in boston. we' re so close to th

we have the ohio-brush creek area above west union -- there fled stage is 15-feet, they' re looking at topping off at 16-feet. we will look at the possibilities for the ohio river, coming up next. mark: the heavy rain may have passed through the area, but it' s still causing some problems . there have been reports of flooding and landslides. wlwt news 5' s jenell walton is underway. jenell: this landslide happened around 3:00 this morning on licking pike. it' s directly across the street from bobby mackey' s bar at licking and 13th streets. the kentucky transportation cabinet has not gotten started with the cleanup process. they have filled 2 trucks with the debris. it took time for duke crews to get here, so there was a little delay. the crew arrived at 11:30 this morning. the cleaning process of cutting down trees and removing dirt from the bottom of the hill is getting started. two lanes of traffic has been shut down and cones have been set up for cars to go around the slide. >> we came in and set up traffic control. we had to close down two lanes, the whole northbound side. we took

here's a governor re-elected who took on the unions and hero in his own party, came from a purple state and walked the walk and had good fund-raising around everything going for him and was one of the first to get out. there's many ways in which this has been a year unpredictable. >> rose: how do you explain? simply there's a yearning for change, for something different, for some sense of washington and our government has not been part of solution they've been part of the problem? >> that's right. it's a number of things. washington has not been a part of the solution. it's been the problem. the elite in both parties have served up dish after dish that has been unsatisfying. the way in which politicians talk is unsatisfying and empty and doesn't speak to people's real needs and so you had a politician come along in donald trump who could say anything and because of the way he said it it sounded new and fresh and real and i think also he is has been able to portray himself and he has a natural instinct for putting himself on the side of people who are so upset and disaffected. other poli

re-election. harris was in the south bay speaking to union members in san jose and engineering students at stanford. of course a lot of the questions and a lot of the talk was about the supreme court vacancy. >> the work of the united states supreme court made a difference on whether i'd be standing here as attorney general of california or not. because it was the united states supreme court that made the decision on brown v. board of education that allowed me to be the second class to integrate berkeley public schools. >> there are a lot of layers to the story. our coverage continues on "nightly news." we'll hear more from president obama and what he wants in scalia's successor. >>> plus the latest on the investigation into his death. lester holt joins us at 5:30. >>> a solemn tribute for a slain richmond police officer. today an honor guard procession as police escorted officer gus vegas' body from the solano county coroner's office to a mortuary in vallejo. he was shot and killed in his home last week. the father of his grandson, robert vega, is accused of the murder. veg aas was a 15-year veter

re-election. leaders of the european union have opened a crucial summit in brussels that could determine whether britain stays or goes as a member. prime minister david cameron arrived today, calling for a deal that safeguards british sovereignty, and helps him win a summer referendum on keeping london in the e.u. >> we have some important work to do today and tomorrow and it's going to be hard. i'll be battling for britain, if we can get a good deal i'll take that deal. but i will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need. i think it's much more important to get this right than to do anything in a rush. >> woodruff: britain already opts out of the unified euro currency and it wants the freedom to curb various benefits for immigrants from elsewhere in europe. back in this country, a los angeles area hospital confirms it paid $17,000 dollars in ransom to hackers who seized control of its computer network. hollywood presbyterian medical center says it happened earlier this month. it regained access to its network by paying the ransom in bitcoins, an online currency. the fbi says there've been numerou

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union leader. the covered monitor. like jack,res you know, these guys year after year, these guys would cultivate sources. and they would get on the ground. teddy white probably invented that. al: we talked about unpredictability. just four years ago kathy, your candidate hillary clinton was supposed to be gone. the polls, we mentioned the polls, showed obama winning by 10-11%. that is not unique. these voters are very independent-minded. kathy: that was my favorite primary of all. al: you one. : it was great. that was all hillary clinton. people had written her off. she just went out and worked every day, going to retail events, going to town halls. displaying that great grasp of knowledge. because present obama -- they basically had him sitting on his lead. she was out there. even up to the last day, she was out on the street near wmur television to get drivetime coverage. the polls weren't closing until 7:00 or 8:00, shaking hands through windows and cars. al: one of the reasons the polls are not as reliable, you have as many as

we have already registered over 40 people or re-registered people and so far it has been a big success. >> on the south campus of fiu near the student union academics are engaged in the process of democracy. we have seen dozens of students register or re-rester with a the day. david martinez just turned 18 years old and he is diving into democracy head first. >> republican and democrat side-by-side. >> pretty excited. i follow politics. i'm finally contributing to politics. if you don't voice your opinion, how can you expected to be heard. >> reporter: turning 18 is not the only reason we have seen folks register to vote for the first time. heidi is canadian but just getting dual citizenship in the united states. >> i have been here over 2020 years and i've watched and really, really excited to vote. participate but because you weren't a citizen couldn't? >> exactly. >> now that are you a citizen, how excited and how involved are you? >> i'm very much so. i really, really want to make a difference. i want to have a say in what& happens. >> reporter: many were switching party affiliations because they wewe independent and they wanted to pa

it does not happen to try to re-create internal borders within the european union. we cannot look elsewhere and say you do this. we have the key to solving this problem and we have to work together to open the european door in such a way as to ensure this problem is resolved without threatening the lives of the people on route and complying with the international law. thank you. >> please. colleagues, oft, staged to as always certain extent, but at this last european council meeting, i got the impression actually that it has been described correctly. there was acenes, really serious negotiation going on. should weircumstances consider this negotiation to be something that was planned in advance. it was actually a very difficult negotiation to keep europe together. my impressions from the summit -- i was only watching from the sidelines -- my impression was this summit saw many members of council looking around at what was at stake and were making it clear what actually what happened if one of the older members of the european union were to leave the union. dayers,ag

re-ignited early this morning. neighbors called 9-1-1 about 11:45 last night to report the burning mobile home at 2508 union road in cedar falls. and firefighters had to return around four a-m when the fire started more damage. firefighters helped ashley calfee get out of the burning home through a front window. she suffered smoke inhalation, and she's now at university of iowa hospitals. firefighters also rescued five year old avery and three year old mason hundley who were in another part of the mobile home. they're both in the hospital tonight. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman talked with neighbors and family members today. he joins us live from a waterloo hospital. dave, how are the children two children are here at covenant hospital with avery in for observation but the three year old, mason, is currently listed in serious condition. the family believes all will eventually on helping a single mother with two kids get back on her feet. firefighters say the call came from someone passing by who saw the smoke and frantically calling 9-1-1. police officers arrived first and tried but couldn't put out the flames. so f

it requires literally re-doing the civil service system, negotiating with the federal workers unions. it is messy and the process has gotten out of control as evidenced by this report from senator langford. i remember talking about this when the original report came out. a lot of people wanted to know why this was going on. it is systemic and congress needs to do something about this. saying youpass a law must resolve these cases within 30 days. brian: here is another item from senator langford's report. a $40 million fumble. it has to do with a man named trump. a hotel being renovated along pennsylvania avenue. it is the old post office building. here is what he says in the report -- when all is said and done, american taxpayers will chip in $40 million to help cover the cost to restore this kind of event building to even well beyond its original grandeur. subsidizing this old building. the credit allowed an investor to claim 20% of the cost. in 10% of the rehabilitation rebuildingilding -- a building from prior to 1926. if it had not been donald trump, it would have been someone els

re-election bid. news from overseas. greatberry will stay with the european union for now.ritish prime minister david cameron brokered a deal. it allows several nations to say as members though they do not use euro currency. the agreement also national parliament more of a say in making. cameron called the deal fair. british voters could decide this summer if nation will stay in the eu. >>> when the eu meeting in brussels ran long, well german chancellor angela merkel ducked out for a fast food break. who can blame her. someone snapped these pictures of merkel at a food stand ordering french fries. >>> get ready for a really nice day. temperatures into the 60s in some spots later on this afternoon, right around 60 in philadelphia. we'll keep it mild once again on sunday. nice day today. tomorrow things begin to change. there's your warm weekend and then we're tracking changes late sunday and then monday, mainly rain, mainly light rain but we could see wet snow mixing in as well and tracking our nor'easter for next week, mainly wednesday and thursday. 46 degrees, mostly clou

we' re still sitting under winter weather advisory through 10:00 fayette and union counties in indiana. the ground. watch out for slick roads early and wait for the plows to secondary roads. three miles per hour. as we take a look at the planner, there was a little bit of mist or freezing drizzle. i lunchtime, all above freezing and that will be cloudy with highs in the upper 30' s this afternoon. getting for the evening commute, rain starts to return to the extreme southeastern communities. futurecast has been trying to fire up a line of snow showers this morning. i think we may see a couple of flurries and that is about it. getting into lunchtime, most places are dry. i the evening commute, rain showers. by 9:00 and 10:00, the light hits downtown and i would expect to see rain showers through about midnight and early morning hours, cold enough to see mixing. we will see rain, snow with slushy accumulation, maybe a little freezing rain at times. some tricky trouble spots, actually to area southeast of 71, through the middle of the night, ending with light snow showers through the east

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pthey' re striking today and pdemanding to be paid $15 and phour and receive union rights. pthey are expected here shortly pto protest the debate. pthis is video from earlier this pafternoon outside of fast food prestaurants on south willow pstreet. pworkers had similar walkouts to pcoincide with primary debates in pwisconsin, south carolina, and piowa. pthey say underpaid workers make pup a large portion of the voting pbloc and they want presidential pmessage. p>> i' m fighting for 15 because i pcan' t live off of $8 an hour. pi can' t go to college and i want pto go to college. pi can' t do that with $8 an hour. pi' ll be 30 by the time i go to pcollege if i work off $8. pand i feel like i deserve more. pi feel like i' m a good worker pand i should get more than what pthey pay me. pmike: more people are arriving pto this designated area outside pof the college to show support pfor their candidates. pthe majority of people are psupporting their candidate ptonight. plive outside saint anselm pcollege, mike cronin, wmur news p9. pshelley: thank you, mike. pwe remind you tomo

union." newsradio correspondent & memorable monologue simply because of that in fact... an oscars producer says chris rock threw out his original monologue... and has completely re-written it... to include the diversity controversy. news -- hollywood. while the biggest for the oscars. and be sure to tune in sunday starting at 5:30 p.m for oscar coverage right here on abc9. tim: we'll have special guesesbruce miller of the sioux city journal in studio to g g over all of thth winnerer losers and fafaion of hollywood's big night. m me sure to tune in for that ... tim: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. >>> breaking news. we're onhe scene,he deadly at least eight dead, including a 2-year-old. more than 30 twisters from texas to pennsylvania. homes destroyed. this truck blown over on thehegw bridge in new york. the coast guard trying to save this b bt. >>> theshowdown tonight. is this the last chance for the other candidates to try and take down donald trump before super tuesday? and, the eye-opening new poll tonight from marco rubio's own state of florida. is trump unstoppable, even there? >>> just 24 hours after our exclusive with apple's ceo, tim

re so unhappy. this is video from a recent rally outside a school board meeting. the teachers' union and district are deadlocked over pay and benefits for the current school year. if the two sides do not come to an agreement, the county school board may have to decide. tonight' s meeting is at 6:30 p.m., at creekside middle school in port orange. in just a few hours, we' re expecting to learn about the monster lawsuit, a local law firm is about to file against energy drink companies. morgan & morgan is representing 100 cases, but that' s about all we know. they' re announcing more details this afternoon. wesh 2 will be there to cover it for you. michelle: this monday morning, the big weather story is how cold it is in central florida. jason: yes, it is a cold start. amy: it is freezing, in the lower 30' s and some parts of marion county. it is going to stay cool for most of this week. today, we do expect some sunshine. we will act -- top out in the mid-60' s today. it will be quite breezy this afternoon. and other reinforcing blast of cold air will come in overnight tonight. 30 degre

jamie: dortmund -- dartmouth loses union at home. they' re back on the ice tonight. limit marathon trials being held seven new hampshire runners competing to try and make it to team usa for the limits. have a great saturday. amy: a seventh grader from durham needs your votes to get her art on google' s homepage. hannah jeong is the state winner of the ' doodle for google' contest, and the oyster river middle school is celebrating. hannah was among tens of across the country who submitted -- tens of thousands across the country who submitted designs to the popular search engine. the theme of this year' s contest is, "what makes me, me?" hannah jeong: i want to be a fashion designer when i grow up , and my design was models in the pose of google and then i drew myself in the middle. until february 22. the top five finalists will visit google and receive s google doodle design will be featured for a day. still ahead on news 9 this morning -- organizing your life. some simple tips to de-clutter and organize your home now to our u-local hot shot. jinxy the dog needs a val

surprisingly spacious interior we can fit: civil war re-enactors from that is two confederate soldiers in the front, because they started it, and three union soldiers in the back. they're five brothers from the same family, which is extra tragic. but there is a happy ending, because there is so much room in the clubman, they do not need to fight. because as lincoln never said, "a mini clubman divided against itself cannot stand, but they do not have to stand with all that space to sit." war is hell, but this car is heaven. that was tonight's commercial integration. (cheers and applause) but there are just so many stories out there, i can't possibly talk about them all. luckily, i don't have to decide any more because i'm relinquishing editorial control in my new segment: ( audience ) wheel! of! news! works. we've installed a giant spinning wheel on the ceiling of the ed sullivan theater with categories -- (cheers and applause) -- with categories like "entertainment," "politics, "sports," and "guacamole." (laughter) though if it lands on guacamole, that is fifty cents extra. when i pull this lever, the wheel spins, then i talk about whateve

re seeing a trend -- a seeming decision to go silent. when iowa was center stage, the "des moines register" threw its support to marco rubio. the "manchester union leader" picked chris christie. the voters went their own way. as we approach super tuesday, we see more newspapers opting out, saying endorsements only demonstrate a bias and "undermine trust" with their readers. others defer, saying they don' t have enough direct access to the candidates. most polls show a tight democratic race, though the endorsements appear weighted towards clinton. governor john kasich, the republican underdog, picked up the nod from texas powerhouse, "the dallas morning news." the "boston globe" went bi-partisan, endorsing clinton on one side and john kasich on the other. the paper took the unprecedented step of a third endorsement -- stop donald trump. we also found a cartoon worth sharing. it' of money and endorsements in this race -- questioning the return on investment for those supporting jeb bush. all of this made us wonder if social media is having a bigger impact on campaigns with candidates going directly to followers, and voters getting their positions

kevin: we' re seeing slowdowns on route and a crash3 on union street is in the clearing stages. about 37 minutes to the tunnel. we had an earlier crash but that has been cleared. residual delays back to the emily: thank you. we' ve learned tamerlan tsarnaev passed his u.s. citizenship test just three months before he and his brother attacked the boston marathon. new records released to "the boston globe" show the elder tsarnaev swore his allegiance to the united states at the federal building in boston. the final push to super tuesday. the campaign trail winds through massachusetts today. republican john kasich will hold an event in plymouth tonight. democrat bernie sanders will be in milton, and hillary clinton will hold an event in springfield before heading to boston. r the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. light & fit, 15 delicious flavors, each 80 calories. >> it's "live! with kelly & michael"'s "after-oscar show" and i

about union association fees, abortion rights and birth control access, affirmative action and issues related to president obama's executive order on immigration. however it's possible the court could re- order arguments once a new justice is sitting, in the case of a tie. jack: we want to know your thoughts on delay for a new president, or are you worried about what might happen without a fully staffed supreme court? you can connect with us on facebook and twitter to share your thoughts. send us an email to: "news at we are iowa dot com" or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555 we'd love to hear what you think about this story or any other. stephanie/ram: and now to the race for president. time is slipping away as the field could narrow further following saturday's republican primary in south carolina... and all the candidates--repu blicans and democrats-- are hitting party loyalists with their message. sanders: we have come along way here in south carolina. i think we are going to surprise people here on election day. (cheers) it was back to their bases for republicans and democrats on the campaign trail. sot - bernie sanders the top 1/10th of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the

a valley road, in front of palace station re-opened this morning, blocked by protestors on friday. started around 5 p-m friday. hundreds of culinary union members flooded teddy street... speaking out against what they describe as unfair labor practices. casiano corpus, station casino employee "so that we can stop all of these harassment, intimidation, and unfair labor practices that they're doing to all of us." protesters say this fight isn't about a contract... they just want stations casino's to stay neutral on the topic of unionizing -- instead of allegedly harassing their employees. but a representative from stations told us they respect their employees right to unionize, and feel they're the ones being harassed by the union. it's still a sweetheart of a forecast as we head toward valentine's day. for saturday it'll be mostly sunny with the high in the mid 70s - more than 10 degrees above normal. we probably will not get to the record high for today, which is 79. look for the wind to pick up tonight with northerly gusts up to 25mph possible. the low will be in the upper 40s. for valentine's day it'll be pretty much the same. the hig