home runs were hit in a single season, the only person to not be in the hall of fame to do so was roger maris in 1961. that year, he broke babe ruth's single-season home run record with 61 home runs. i'm matt for "teen kids news." >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ tires screeching ] >> once again, we're with sandi masori, america's top balloon expert. she's showing us how to make balloon sculptures. so, i know that some of those sculptures you make are pretty complicated, like this one. can you tell us about this? >> well, this one, what makes this complicated -- this is a bow and arrow, in case you didn't recognize it. but what make it complicated is not so much the bow part, but it's these double pinch twists on the arrow. so, these pinch twists are what we use to make teddy-bear ears and anytime we need to turn a corner or anything. but it's not what i would necessarily teach as the first balloon lesson. it's something that, as you get more comfortable with balloons, really becomes something that you're gonna use a lot of. help us shoot t

monoghan, this is mary rogers. - how do you do? - hello. - and this is my son, ronnie. - hello, there. boy, have i got a stomachache. (audience laughs - i better go over and help blanche look for herself in the kitchen. (audience laughs) - ms. rogers, you can't possibly go to sc. i'm sure i would have noticed such a pretty girl as you around the campus. - thank you. as a matter of fact, i don't. i attend the pasadena school of music. - oh, interesting. i'm majoring in music myself. - why don't we all sit down? - fine. - that's exactly the way i feel. - listening to music could brighten an entire day for me. - same with me. - i have a record player. - mozart, bach, brahms. i could listen to their music forever. - beethoven, wagner, they're magnificent. - i have a collector's item by fats waller. - some day i hope to make my living from music. i play the violin. - i'm studying to be a concert pianist. - i have a sapphire needle that plays over a 100 records. - well, my car's outside. perhaps i can drop you off. - thank you. - you lik

caught the phony right away-- and is offering her story to help prevent it from happening to you(vo)mary rogers miller signed up for an online matching site-- right away it seemed the perfect man had contacted her-- a man who was her age, lived nearby, an engineer--she knew it was fake but wanted to catch him-- he promised her love--a life. (sot)"it was creepy. it was romance novel."but after only about 3 weeks of woo-ing her -he told her he had a project overseas and needed emergency cash-- he asked her to wire 400 dollars--it was the typical romance scam.--but don't let it happen to you-- experts say the person creates a fake profile, researches your preferences and continues to flatter you then ask for money and personal information. roe: luckily this woman knew and didn't give any-- but it's a cautionary tale to be careful online with valentine's day right around tha corner. ahead at seven... seven...changing lives for the better.i'll show you a local program that's helping kids from all over the world, hear. and bundle up! steve shows us just how cold it will get in you're watching 9 on yo

mary rogers miller was open to finding love. "just to meet someone. just to see what's out there." so she turned to a popular online matching site -- almost instantaneously-- it seemed she had been contacted a city that's just north of us. goes to a catholic church... widower, building construction engineer... really wants honesty and trust." he then deleted his profile and continued to text and email her--pushing her to download yahoo istant message and asked for her facebook-- she didn't do it. but still--he promised her a life-- marriage and endless love. "he'd be like, ' mary, i love you so much i want you to be a part of my life... you're in my dreams but i want you to be a part of my life..."it was creepy. it was crazy.. it was worse than a romance novel." she knew right away-- it was scam-- but to catch him she continued- after 3 weeks he'd tell her he was win london--on a construction project "guess what i'm so happy i won the $925,000 dollar contract and i have 10 days to deliver on it." she knew. "so i stopped the treadmill and i said-- i know 'honey, i need you to wire m

roger. candace? >> such a sad story. mary mcguire live in town 'n' country. >>> hillary clinton continues to celebrate her big victory in south carolina's democratic primary. her focus is shifting to next week to super tuesday. as steve handleman reports, the question is can hillary clinton and donald trump be beaten. >> the win for hillary clinton is overwhelming. >> we'll compete for every vote in every state. we're not taking anything and we're not taking anyone for granted. >>reporter: south carolina african-american, voted for their long time favorite. >> hillary clinton, she is a very smart and capable woman. >>reporter: bernie sanders, i feel like he is honest. >>reporter: sanders went to texas working to win more than just his home state of vermont in three days on super tuesday. >> we are not going to allow the trumps of the world to divide us up. >>reporter: with chris christie, donald trump focussed on the biggest super tuesday state. >> we're tied in texas and i think we have a really good chance of winning texas.

did mary ellen rogers call this afternoon? - no, no one called. - she's just doing that to get me sore. - [june] seems to me she's not doing anything. - yeah, that's what i mean. - well, dear, it looks to me as though andy's doing a very nice job on the house. - yeah, so far. - [wally] hey, what color are you having it painted? i wouldn't want to come home some night and go in the wrong house. ha, ha. - ha, ha. we're just painting the trim, wally. - we got a really neat guy doing it. and he's going show me how to tie a monkey's fist. - a monkey's fist? - i don't know what it is, but it sure sounds neat. - i think i remember andy. when i was a little kid, he used to come around to the other house and work around. then all of a sudden he didn't come anymore. is that the same andy? - yes, wally, that's the same andy. dear, did you speak to andy about you-know-what? - [ward] yes, i did, dear, and he assured me he hadn't you-know-whated in the last six months. - andy's got troubles. - yeah? what kind of trouble? - never mind, wally

rader and coming up in 25 minutes newton and peyton manning, get predictions from william and mary coach kevin rogers and chris baker of the redskins. tony stewart was in another accident, i'll have the latest on that, and some local high school basketball. only at 10:45 and only on everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. all new tonight. top army and marine corps officers say women should register for the draft -- just like men. it's a move lawmakers say deserves discussion since the military opened all combat jobs to women. today the army and marine corps leaders said they supported the change. right now, only men legally living in the u-s between 18 and 25 years old have to register. the military opened combat jobs to women last year, shortly after the first female soldiers graduated army ranger school. nearly six months after a local motel caught fire -- it'

mary ellen rogers said she might come over and coach me. she said she might come over a couple of nights a week. - mary ellen rogers, huh? - yeah. (audience laughs) - well how many lines do you have in the play, eddie? - well i say, "here comes the sheriff!" later on i say, "somebody stole our horses!" - gee you know your part already, eddie. you're not gonna need any coaching from girls or anything! - [wally] well i guess i like your two lines as much as if you had a real part. (audience laughs) uh hey beaver, you wanna throw the football around after supper? - yeah, i'd like to throw the football around after supper. - ok, then we'll throw the football around after supper. - uh hey wally? - [wally] yeah? - do you not really mind bein' a girl in the play? - well gee, a guy's gotta get in the spirit and horse around with the other fellas, - hey wally, all the guys from my class are comin'. will you give 'em your autograph? - well sure. why should i be stuck up? (audience laughs) - hey wally, tell me somethin'. how come the duke gave you such

nathan epstein went to william and mary and asked long time offensive coordinator kevin rogers. for over 30 years he's coached college and nfl quarterbacks, including brett farve and donovan mcnabb. "you always measure a quarterback by two things; third down and two-minute, and i'm not sure there's ever been a better quarterback ever that's done a better job in those situations. he's not the same player now as he was several years ago with the colts, but when he was playing well, there was none better. none better. we have a lot more with us his scouting report on peyton go to wavy-dot com and click on sports for that story. two 6a state title contenders meeting in chesapeake, as oscar smith welcomes peninsula power woodside. woodside's super fans made the trip from western newport news for this one. woodside led in part by senior devante carter, he drives baseline and gets the up and under to go, a team high 25 points for carter, but oscar smith going to push it right back up court dez devane, 2 of his 18 points. oscar smith down 6 at the break. tigers come back in the second.

the howard frankland bridge almost two weeks ago. 44-year-old roger perez bor oefk to was struck while helping out a stranded motorist. mary mcguire joins us live in fellow tow truck drivers will be remembering him today. good morning, mary. >> good morning to you, candace. fellow tow truck drivers and service truck drivers oorged this ride for rogers -- organized this ride for roger to remember the life of roger perez baroto. he was 43 years old when he was struck and killed. the ride will begin around 10:30 this morning. that is when riders will begin meeting. they'll go past rodgers home in tampa and will go past lou's car care. that is where roger worked and they will go past this spot where he was hit and killed on the howard frankland bridge earlier this month. that all happene february 15th, early in the morning, when roger had stopped to help some motorists around 2:30. investigators say he was outside of his tow truck in the emergency lane when he was hit. we spoke with his sister, who was absolutely devastated just >> he was a very kind, humble, genuine man, she hard working, very family man. just like what he wa

mary kennedy. donna braylon. peter winston. roger blain. lisa armstrong and -- gary frick jr. [ cheers and applause ] now -- gary, gary, be a good dog. gary, focus up. gary! gary, pay attention. thank you. now before we release you, i need you to listen up. i want no funny business, right. gary, listen to me. gary, please. thank you. i want to see a clean vote. i don't want to see any wandering. i don't want to see any peeing or butt-sniffing. i want this to be a clean vote. okay, you got it? thank you. thank you, very much. all right, here we go. ready? let's release the puppies! [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. oh wow, landslide. landslide, landslide. landslide right there. i think it's obvious, the winners are the denver broncos! [ cheers and applause ] there. the puppies predicted it. and they got it right there. hi, buddy. hi! hi, hi. look at this. good job, gary. we have the winner right there. the denver broncos will be crowned the super bowl champs. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations to the denver broncos, to peyton manning, a

- yeah, i'm takin' mary ellen rogers to the movies. i sure hope she doesn't smell these fancy soap suds on me. she's liable to think i'm puttin' on the dog or something. - in the den. beaver asked him to help him with some homework words. - you're kiddin', mom. he never did homework on saturday night. either he's goin' flaky or he's up to something. - wally. - all right, beav, what's the next word? - satellite. - well, you know what a satellite is. it's a body that orbits around another one. - yes, sir - transistor. - a transistor is a sort of radio tube, but it's very small. you see, they replaced the regular ones so that - - fianshay. - huh? - fianchay. - well, i haven't finished with transistor yet. - you finished it enough for me, dad. what's a fianshay? - fianshay? do you by any chance mean fiance? - i mean like when somebody's a fianshay to somebody else. what does it mean? - like when mom engaged that lady to do the laundry? - (laughs) no, not exactly; it means engaged to be married. - does it ever mean anything else? - no, a fi

- nah, i'm going over to mary ellen roger's house. - what you putting a tie on for? - my father said i should put on a tie. - okay, put it on, you can always ditch it - yeah. - hey, your hair is wet, don't tell me you took a shower. - yeah, what's wrong with that? - who do you think you are? rock hudson? - eh, knock it off eddy. - hey what's your little brother doing? he's out front slugging a cat with a washer. - no he's not, he saw this movie the mad hypnotist. he's just trying to find somebody to hypnotize. - oh, yeah, i saw that. "master, yours "is to command, mine is to obey." what a corn. hey you know something? we could really give that beaver the business. - what do you mean? - we could pretend like he hypnotized us and scare the little quirt right out of his skin. - nah, that's a dirty trick eddy. - sure it is, that's why it's funny. (audience laughter) - look eddy, you leave my brother alone or i'll bob you one. - okay, okay, muscles. i'll be seeing ya, kid. ( baby won't you please come home ) ( your loving daddy's all alone ) (knocking) - oh, hello eddy. -

i might take mary ellen rogers to the movies. - [june] that's nice. (audience laughs) - well heck no. no, i don't notice anything different. do i, dad? - no, wally. but you know, now that you mention it beaver, there does seem to be something different. (audience laughs) - [june] it's around the face, isn't it, ward? - yes, yes, i think it is. - my freckles are gone. (audience laughs) - well, so they are. - i'll be darned, they're all gone, aren't they, wally? - search me, i can't see a thing through that glop. (audience laughs) - [june] beaver, don't you like your freckles? - i hate 'em. - why, beaver? - lumpy rutherford called me freckles, and you said in the movie you laughed at guys with freckles. then mom said i'd end up looking like aunt martha and have to wear a parasol for the rest of my life, and i feel sick and i'm not gonna eat anything more tonight because everyone in this house is against me! - gee, he must be growing up. (audience laughs) (knocking) - come on out, son. - you want something, dad? - yeah. beaver, both your mother and i are

. >> president clinton's step father, roger clinton my grand brother. its you and mary todd lincoln. >> yes. >> they all come to celebrate their heritage. partisanship is put on hold. >> this is really the one day a year that a half brother-in-law of president john f. kennedy can rubble bows with the niece of president richard nixon? >> yes. >> i think it's pretty special. >> what happens there, though is -- >> in marshfield, all presidential progeny are welcome. >> i'm bertram hayes-davis i'm a great, great grandson of jefferson davis president of the confederate states of america. >> and old grievances are set aside. this is a great scene. you have descendent of thomas jefferson with a descendent of jefferson davis. you guys are friendly? >> we got to know each other. we were just talking about him coming to visit us in new york. come on, when are you coming? >> it involves very fond. grover cleveland's grandson. ournd and -- >> and 24th president. >> that's right. it crews up the whole account. >> there's something abut being a presidential descendent that only presi

marie you're back again! - yes. - i tell you i heard from roger that he isn't coming to malibu. and it must because of a little joke i played telling him that i wanted to get married. - oh? ronnie! oh you were only kidding, huh? - oh of course yes. - ronnie. - i'll be right with you marie. - look dad i've got to get out of town 'til her boat leaves. (audience laughs) - ronnie, marie was only having a little fun she was just making a joke. she doesn't want to get married. - oh really? - of course not i was just teasing you. - oh, what a relief. i knew it all the time. - of course. - [marie] laughs. so we are friends again? - sure. - now would you like to kiss me, no? - no. (audience laughs) - oh thanks blanche i'll see you later! - oh hello marie. - hello mrs. burns. - oh ronnie i got some wonderful news for you. - oh wait 'til you hear my news. marie and i have a gang going to malibu this weekend. everything's been straightened out! - oh, well then i'll have to go along as a chaperone. - chaperone? - chaperone? - well look, you're only 14 look at your birth certificate. c'mon ch

mary and the shocking way the cemetery told them they plan to fine the body. only on "action news" at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan, adam joseph and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. chopper down. the helicopter crashing into the water near pearl harbor. civilians on board. a popular trip for tourists. witnesses say it dropped from the sky. several on board. the heroes jumping into the water. >>> also tonight, donald trump takes aim at pope francis, after the pope suggests trump is not christian. the moment on the pope's plane. and tonight, trump's fiery response. >>> the terror attack in california, and this evening, major developments. the fbi moving in. in san bernardino, what did they find? >>> forced to pay. the hackers locking personal computers, trapping your personal information, your photos. forcing you to pay to get it back. now, a hospital, patients' medical records hacked. >>> and drivers beware tonight. some of the most troubling bridges in america. millions

marie. >>> police arrested two men accused of stealing copper wire. sky 7 hd was over ben rogers park where the suspects cut the wires out of several light poles. this is a photo showing some of the wires they removed. officers found the two hiding in a bush after getting a tip about them. both are now in jail. >>> democrats are pouring into san jose right now for their california party convention. >> with a presidential nomination and a big senate seat becoming vacant, lots of big names are jostling for attention. >> kristen sze has the details. >> reporter: state party rules don't allow delegates to endorse a candidate in the presidential race, but expect supporters of hillary clinton and bernie sanders to do lots of shmoozing here. delegates snapped lots of selfies at the convention sernlsernl center. biden, a very popular figure, will be giving the keynote. >> i think he's going to be talking about looking ahead to the next presidential election to the supreme court justice, to the -- how to keep -- win back the senate. >> party endorsement battles will be fierce tomorrow. th

mary this weekend, let me bring in stone. he's advised the presidential campaigns of richard nixon. roger, i wanted to know how it felt for you to see trump win in south carolina last night given you have advised him over the years and rooting for him to run for president well before you thought anyone else would. >> i am so proud of donald trump today and i think he's on his way to the nomination and the white house. it's just, it was huge. just huge. >> do you, when you see a win like that, do you say to yourself that this strategy is working of fighting and showing strength at all cost? when i read that list of all the different stories, it's almost too much for the press to keep up with. >> actually i don't think that's true. a leadist like to make fun of trump because he was a reality tv star. trump understands that politics is about being entertaining. the worst thing you can do in politics other than being wrong is to be boring. trump is never boring and if you look at that list of things you went through, every one of them tracks back to one of trump's four major themes. so first

roger staubach. we saw him and emmitt smith. also former nfl quarterback and the man famous for the hail mary pass when he was playing for bostonh college, doug flutie here as well. also former steelers wide receiver hines ward. and he is the man who has won two super bowl championships. i asked him what he would say to the panthers and the broncos, all the players taking the field this sunday in santa clara. what advice to give to the guys taking the field on sunday? how do you pull this off? >> every play gets magnified. you just have to go about it one play at a time and lean on the guys who have made plays for you, the veteran guys who have been there for you all season long. for denver, peyton manning, demaryius thomas, those guys. the guys on the defensive side, ware and von miller. those are the guys that make plays. and it comes down to making plays. but also at the same time, you know, you always have an underdog or a player that you are not really not depending on that kind of rises to the occasion. >> reporter: all right. and we also have raiders wide receiver amari cooper. he is here on radio row today making the ro