"family" says emma caskey, spouse behind the shield. "family" says megan harrison, a spouse behind the shield. "it means family. for us, whether you're a husband or a wife for a spouse behind the shield, it means getting together and coming together, " says gwen stubbe, a spouse behind the shield. and as in all families, they aim to support their loved ones on the force. spouses behind the shield has applied to be a non-profit goals to raise funds and awareness for those wounded on the job. "our goal is to be a resource fofolaw enforcemenen our officers, in their time of need and in their family's time of needed says sandra mueller, founder of sbts. through selling shirts and coins similar to those handed out in the military, the group hopes to expand fundraising events in the near future. though starting a fundraiser has been the least of their challenges. every dadathese spouses fret t t worst when ththr loved ones leave for work.. all due totohe unpredictablbl nature of their jobs and a select few's negative pererption towards office

"family" says emma caskey, a spouse behind the shield. "family" says megan harrison, a spouse behind the shield. "it means family. for us, whether you're a husband or a wife for a spouse behind the shield, it means getting together and coming together, " says gwen stubbe, a spouse behind the shield. and as in all families, they aim to support their loved ones on the force. spouses behind the shield has applied to be a non-profit organization with goals to raise funds and awareness for those wounded on the job. "our goal enforcement, our officers, in their time of need and in their family's time of need," says sandra mueller, founder of sbts. through selling shirts and coinssimilar to those handed out in the military, the group hopes to expand fundraising events in the near future. though starting a fundraiser has been the least of their challenges. every day these spouses fret the worst when their loved ones leave for work.. all due to the unpredictable nature of their jobs and a select few's negative perception towards officers. especial

shields forked over nearly $54,000 to keep it., fox 29 news. >>> of course jeff is staying on top of this story and bring us updates as he gets them. >> tom what's coming in sports. >> good evening. eagles keep dishing out the dollars and just ahead another veteran is cashing in. and ryan howard reports for work down in clearwater today but another veteran who was supposed to be there was a no show. who is absent and when he might ♪ >>> phillies with a whole new look for 2016. team ripped up after the national league ripped them up for 99 losses last year. all but one player now in camp down in clearwater, florida. how war eskin with more tonight on the absentee and an anticipated arrival. >> reporter: the veterans were due to report to phillies training camp today for physic physicals. one player is still not here. maikel franco. pete mackanin says i really don't care as long as he's here for the first workout on tuesd tuesday. okay. but there was one veteran here and he got more than his physical. the wait for the guy to fill th

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when we talk to peter last week he called blue cross blue shield over and over. unable to get his questions answered. >> all i want to do is pay my bill and make sure we have coverage. >> reporter: 30 minutes after yes, the policies are active but he still has billing problems. >> in most jobs you are accountable for good and there performance. somebody has to answer to a. >> reporter: unfortunately, his story is not uncommon. the state insurance commissioner says his office has received more than 1000 complaints since early january. he has 22 people in the office trying to handle this situation. >> we are seeing some progress but it will take time. >> reporter: goodwin met with executives at blue cross blue shield hearing it will be months before the situation is resolved. in the meantime, he is company. >> this examination will help us learn about what has happened to prompt those complaints, what caused it and what can be done to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: blue cross blue shield is considering getting in 2014 the company lost more than $50 m

a shield of rain from coral springs. that's where we're seeing the worst of the weather on the turnpike over portions of 441. 595 the sawgrass soaked, hollywood, aventura, sunny isles all the way down this north bay village,e, shield of showers and storms moving from west to east to. the good news is the showers are pushing offshore. it's definitely going to be a wet commutete as we start our monday and as the kids head to the bus stop they are going to need the rain gear. cutler bay, homestead, we have a lot of lightning on the radar. forecast cone of this showernd thunderstorm activity headed towards key largo. widening the view. th is all associated with an area of weather moving in from the gulf of mexico. we're not the only one dealing with the shower and thunderstorm activity. we have a nasty system pulling in from the west coast bringing nothing but snow from the four corners, arizona, nevada, as far east as colorado. lots going on in the united states, especially for u u here in south florida. big change compared

. >>> customers a blue cross blue shield of north carolina are having a variety of billing problems. >> mike hyland is here with what's being done. >> reporter: the state cut insurance commissioner says this is unprecedented. he is 20 people working on this issue and says it won't be resolved soon. peter cousin has a simple request. >> all i want to do is pay my bill and make sure we both have coverage. >> reporter: he recently added health coverage for his wife through the cross blue shield of north carolina. his paperwork says the countess bill. >> into my cough last thursday, i tried four times anywhere from an hour to two hours without getting a live person pick >> reporter: is not alone. blue cross blue shield acknowledges thousands are dealing with billing problems. >> north carolina's department of insurance how can i help you pick >> reporter: last month, the state received more than 850 complaints, quadrupled the normal amount. >> this has caused us to become stretched them. >> reporter: he says it stems from an id problem at blue cross blue shield back goodwin was to hold t

jess: `spouces behind the shield is a newly organized group of supporters for law enfoement. while their focus remains localized at the moment, they aim to grow across the country. the group called spouces behind the shield is composed of spouces, family, friends and community members united in support of those in law enforcement. they raise funds and awareness through selling shirts, custom coins, and other fundraiing events. not only are they a support group for officers but for one another as well. "in light of all the negativity that comes in law enfofoement, it's nice to have a group of people that youou can get togegeer with and talalabout thingsgshat are maybe going on at work or going on at home that only relad to those in this profession would understand," says officer lori noltze, sioux city p.d. jess: spouces behind the shield currently has upwards of fifty members and anyone is welcomed to join. the main focus of the fundraising is to aid officers and their families that have been wounded or killed. if you'd like to learn more about spouous behind the shield, i'll

"family" says emma caskey, a spouse behind the shield. "family" says megan harrison, a spou behind the shield. "it means family. for us, whether you're a husband or a wife for a spouse behind the shield, it means getting together and coming together, " says gwen stubbe, a spouse behind the and as in all families, they aim to support their loved ones on the force. spouses behind the shield has applied to be a non-profit organization with goals to raise funds and awareness for those wounded onon the job. "our goal isiso be a resource for law enforcement, our officers, in their time of need and in their family's time of need," says sandra mueller, founder of sbts. through selling shirts and coins similar to those handed out in the military, the group hopes to expand fundraising events in the near r ture. though starting a fundraiser has been the least of their challenges. every day these spouses fret the worst when their loved ones leave for work.. all due to the unpredictable nature of their jobs and a select few's negative perception towar

captain, do we own a shield? - [mac] shield? 'course we don't own a shield. - [hector] well, we do now. (audience laughing) and a spear and a stone axe and a tiger skin. - hector, do you realize what you just found? - yeah, a spear, a stone axe and this pretty tiger skin. - those are the things that were stolen from the cavepeople. - how'd they get under my bed? - [hector] this is just like in the movies. this used to happen to humphrey bogart every time he met another girl. - let's worry about that tomorrow. right now, we have to get these things back to their rightful owners before they complain. - yeah but how? we don't know what belongs to who. - we'll go see shad and gronk, i'm sure they can help us. - [hector] yeah. (tinny brass music) - [mac] gronk, gronk, wake up gronk. - [gronk] ooh, gronk. (grunting) catch thieves. - [mac] no. - [gronk] catch thieves. - [mac] no, wait a minute. no, we're not the thieves. - [hector] heck no. - hec yes and mac too. - [shad] mac, hec, why you steal from friends? - they not care, they stea

you never know >> reporter: writes about a year after year as blue cross blue shield tries to turn a profit. the company announced friday it broke even for 2015. after losing $282 million on plans under the affordable care act where some changes have to be made >> reporter: economist mike walden points to a couple of key issues. one of them is the cost of care for people in aca plans has not come down as expected. some people still make expensive emergency room visits. at the same time >> people in the 30s and 40s have not signed up at rates we were expecting. insurers like blue cross blue shield are being squeezed on the cost side and on the revenue side >> reporter: blue cross blue shield also revealed friday the 10 highest-paid executives all got raises last year. ceo greg olsen pay jumped by about one third. tonight $3.8 billion. >> they don't care. it's all about the money. >> reporter: a spokes person said the pay is not -- in my was similar companies. but rob and susan are frustrated. and trying to avoid getting major medical bills >> i hope and pray we don't but what can you

hear from the team on how they plan to pick up the slack without shavon shields. streak sunday, the huskers are back in action tonight against one of the hottest teams in the big ten. wisconsin has won five straight and if nebraska is going to pull the road upset, they'll have to do so without their best player, shavon shields. the husker senior is in the concussion protocol after this scary fall in sunday's win over rutgers. shields lost consciousness and was carted off the court, but a ct scan later that day was negative. shields is averaging almost 16 points and five rebounds this season, but the team doesn't know when he'll be able to return to action. instead of one guy stepping up, coach miles is expecting his entire team to pick up the slack. tim miles--"like i told the guys, do your job. we don't need a hero. alright, so let's just do our job, let's everybyby collectively--you know basketball's the one game where you know, the sum of its parts can be greater than the individuals and so we need to concentrate on just being a better team." glynn watson, jr.-

bill shields is live on the scene with the latest. what can you tell us bill. >> reporter: good morning. we know very little about what happened up the street here. it's where you see the media gathered at stanwood waiting come speak. there was police activity here and i think we have a little video that was shot by one of our photographers. apparently a police officer had some sort of interaction confrontation if you will with several suspects this about gun -- there were gunshots and we are told there were possibly two victims down in the case apparently this is all conjecture shot by a boston two maybe three suspects. we are unsure but this were people on the street who heard and saw some of that activity. >> there was just like a black car parked in the middle of the happened. the doors opened and i don't know what happened so. >> reporter: right now we are awaiting the news conference by police commissioner evans to fill us in but he was doing other work this morning and had to come here to get briefed by officers on the scene. w

. >>> blue cross blue shield might not be an option under the affordable re act you what the company is considering. fox 50 starts right now. >>> a winter storm headed our way and could bring wintry weather to the area. here we go again. thanks for joining us. >>> d.o.t. crews across the middle and eastern parts of the state working hard taking advantage of the dry weather to grind and treat roads now. you've probably seen them today. major roads and highways. we've been tracking the system. this is looking teresting. >>> i have to stress whatever we would see would be like, but since the ground has been so cold, whatever falls will stick. there in lies the problem. if you recall january of 2005 where we had a half inch and shut things down, not to say that that couldn't happen tomorrow but we had to keep that in the back of our nds. today looks great, but it's cool. 39 is the high so far at the airport. watching two things. the there is precipitation appear the north. the moves gather moisture aided by this energy here break in the eastern part of e state so this is what we expect f

commute healed shielding of thermal protecting systems and other subsystems. plans to get a close look at the piece of history tomorrow. >>> 2 russian cosmonauts are getting ready for space walk as part of the mission to retrieve contains biological samples to see how they survive in space. the cosmonauts will install things on the iss. >>> 6:10 am. we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. , certified meteorologist brian shields, thick fog x it's going to stick around for a couple hours once we will the fog we will bounce 83 degrees today. a warm day on the way and even warmer than yesterday. tonight another round of patchy today once we lose the fog, thick morning fog in lake county, 83, clermont , groveland back the bushnell, 83, 83 ocala and rainbow springs will be checking in in the 80s. along the coast more 70s around as you get through cocoa, 75 and cocoa beach. swinging through sharps -- sharpes, beer, titusville, 77. 74 new smyrna beach does the beach and 77 degrees and daytona beach flagler beach checking in around 75. coming up, we will track w

blue cross/blue shield is working to resolve the situation. they have been call swamped with calls since january. it enrolled thousands of customers into wrong plans and others it deducted the wrong premium amounts from bank accounts. >> next... >> like a bomb somebody dropped a bomb. >> strong winds ripped trees from the ground and tossed them on to homes. next we are talking with two homeowners after trees caused significant damage to their houses. >> our team of meteorologists is on your side with an updated forecast and a chance for snow? 90 seconds. >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> right now, a high wind warning still in effect for our area for this powerful storm system brought rain with damaging wind gusts that uprooted trees sending them on to houses and snapping power lines. >> we have crews across our area to bring you the best team coverage and talking with a bring some snow for some of you. nice to have you with us. we had wind gusts up to 50-miles-per-hour. with this system. it left its mark behind a

storm system brian shields is tracking for us also crossover louisiana yesterday. this video shows the damage in an rv park in st. james parish about one hour west of new orleans. two people died here. seven others were critically hurt. witnesses report seeing a tornado of that has not been confirmed. a lot of damage. monitoring tornado watch and parts of central florida for us now. three minutes away from his next update. >>> the 15-year-old accused of trying to kill an orange county deputy will stay in the juvenile jail for now. at the core yesterday the surgeon who was nearly killed was overcome with emotion. >> he tried to kill me. >> sergeant. marcy pierce was at the hearing in juvenile court yesterday. the team turned himself in he was being on the run since investigators say he hit peers with car last week she tried to take him into custody on burglary charges.. says she hurts from head to toe with a fractured foot and head injury. >> i strive really hard to take care of those people everyday. i do my best in my guys do their best. >> sergeant. pierce also s

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. >> this was made possible by grant from blue cross and blue shield blue cross and blue shield. it is ready -- from blue cross and blue shield. it is ready to schedule and you can find the details by just head to our website www.wltx.com. >>> i-26 tomorrow will be shot down for pot hole repairs and there is a lot of pall holes -- pot holes out there. repairs take place from 9:00 a.m. in the morning till 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. good weather, right? >> excellent weather. on hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> it was a chilly start to the day, with the sunshine, we had a few clouds, it warmed up, 61 sumter. rock hill 57 degrees. tonight skies are clearing. temperatures al

blue cross blue shield of north carolina is also considering whether to get out of the health insurance marketplace in 2017. renee chou joins us now with big news from the state's largest health insurer. >> i just talked with a spokesman for blue cross blue shield of north carolina who losing a lot of money by offering affordable care act plans and it will take a look at those plans and decide if it can continue to offer them. that would be a decision the insurer would have to make later this year. the large financial losses come from the cost of ensuring a large number of unhealthy people, people with conditions that generate high medical expenses and premiums paid by enrollees plus the government subsidies are not enough to cover them. premiums went up 32.5% this year. the company may have to go to the department of insurance once again and ask for a rate hike for next year and that all depends on how the company's 2015 financials shake out which it will report next month. if blue cross blue shield north carolina decides to pull out of the federal marketplace, it would have a signific

a shield of thin clouds will drape across the sky this morning early.ollen count increases daily and near or record warmth all week long. if you sneeze or wheeze or just suffer from allergies you can blame it on the alder, ash and juniper which are medium to high. this is a shield of clouds all on the approach because of an area of low pressure out towards the west. our satellite-radar indicates we have a storm out there. but we have this huge dome of high pressure that's blocking any kind of precipitation from moving in here. friday we get close, could see a little bit of light rain in the far reaches of the north bay but right now, not likely. temperatures approaching 70 degrees sacramento, 48 degrees in the greater lake tahoe area where currently it's 21 degrees, 73 in monterey bay. today we should be at 60 in oakland. instead, 75 degrees. temperatures pretty much uniform in the 70s across the board. unseasonably mild today. wednesday, approaching near 80 well inland on thursday. that slim chance of rain by friday night and part cloudy cloudy over th

richard shields is charged with murdering 27-year-old toby mathis at a dollar general store. in opening statements prosecutors laid out a case accusing shields of executing and planning the shooting of mathis because he was not satisfied with the charge of involuntary manslaughter against mathis for the death of his son. they say shields was drunk, emotionally impaired and his judgment was unsound due to a stroke when mathis was shot. you'll have more details on today's testimony tonight at 5:00. >> we have an update, the investigation into the death of a teenager continues for the third day. asheville police are contacting witnesses and collecting evidence. no arrests have been made. in a statement police said the safety and security of neighbors, friends and family of the victim are of the utmost importance. the 17-year-old died yesterday after being shot in the head. rescinded its water conservancy notice. town leaders say based on the basically reservoir levels, the mandatory conversation notice was lifted. >> we are looking forward to a nice afternoon. >> here you go. th

blue cross blue shield of western new york has a program called painkillers kill. a campaign that increases awareness of painkiller use by providing resources to the medical community and the community at large, including continuing medical education, a middle school curriculum and a 24/7 hotline. in florida, florida blue has a prescription drug monitoring program that's curbing doctor shopping by asking providers in the community to report when a controlled substance is dispensed. and anthem blue cross blue shield has a comprehensive management program, including a wide range of approaches, including in patient homes. i want to tell you for a minute about our plan in massachusetts. in 2012, recognizing the emerging problem and seeing that too often our own members were getting prescriptions inappropriately we convened a group of pain management experts, physicians, addiction experts, pharmacists and others to look at the problem. our goal was to develop an affordable, accessible program for pain care on the one hand, but to reduce the risk of addiction and reduce

we reached out to blue cross blue shield. a spokesman says --"we take the confidentiality and privacy of our members seriously." he also says the company is working with health equity to resolve the situation. wake county school leaders want an equal education for every student. board members discussed ways to level the playing field. they met for a two-day retreat this week. some ideas included using student assignments to balance diversity. small schools in high-needs areas.. and shifting resources between schools.. were also suggested. these are all just ideas at this point and will still need further discussion. next on rewind.. the stance raleigh's police union is taking on calls to boycott beyonce's upcoming concert... plus.. posting pictures of your children online can have unintended consequences. of her media. association said it will not boycott an concert at carter-finley stadium. >> the decision comes after a nationwide backlash over the singer's super bowl performance.. in which her dancers appear to resemble mem

. >> certified meteorologist brian shields . >> it is nice today. have your jacket because it is chilly. 70s return including northern zones flagler is pleasant temperatures in the 70s. 74 palm coast and the winds will be breezy out of the southwest 10 to 20 but the flow will keep us warm eustis, mount dora, temperatures in the mid- 70s swinging through clermont, mineola 75. working into seminole county, mid-70s. trotwood park, winter springs, 76, 76 lake mary, heathrow in sanford. breezy and we was the temperatures above average for the first time this week. average height is 73. a few degrees above average. tonight a mini front is working in and lucy temperatures in the low 50s. a mini front gives us a drop in temperatures this weekend and changes for your weekend and the next chance of rain had in maine weather. 540, deneige . >> roadwork, ivanhoe, i 4, you have one lane blocked eastbound. you can see it to the right. if you move over to the left you look good. i 4 at the 408, a lane blocked off approaching 408 -- south street as well. the left l

. >> plus, more fallout from a blue cross blue shield systems failure. >> abc eyewitness news at 11:00 starts right now. steve: temperatures may not be the only thing falling overnight. tisha: raindrops outside the news center could turn into snowflakes overnight. chris is tracking it all in the first alert storm center. chris: a little rain out there on our doppler, most of it around the triangle. where it is raining, it is pretty light. you can see it back towards durham. it is expanding a bit, but it is all very light. had here to the east, but there is still rain coming down in north raleigh. this is sort of dropping of the southwest. everything is rotating back in. the rain will not end anytime soon. heavier rain now in the coastal plains, but not downpours. as we go through the overnight, as we get past midnight into the early morning hours, as low pressure moves away and colder air moves in, a little leftover moisture. you can see our model spitting out a few areas of light snow shower activity into the early morning activities, thanks for :00 a.m. to 7:00 or 730. right now, it

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blue cross blue shield says about 25,000 people have had enrollment issues. the insurance misser says the situation is unprecedented. >> we have people calling us very stressed and upset because they cannot schedule mris, they can't get the prescription drug medication. >> that would be really difficult. well blue cross blue acknowledges the problem. the company sent a statement to us saying in part we are working to resolve these issues as quickly as possible. we are truly sorry for the difficulties that our customers experiencing. you'll find the contact information for the insurance commissioner's office on our website just go to wncn.com. >>> well, the numbers in and more than 12 and a half million people have signed up for obama care. expectations initially were low when enrollment started because of rising premiums. >>> presidential hopefuls went head to head in a debate one last time before the new hampshire primary february 9th. this is the first time clinton and sanders had debated without former candidate omalley. he suspended his campaign after the

with that we turn to the analysis of shields and brooks.s syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. and welcome, gentlemen. some of us are back from milwaukee and grad to be back. mark, tuesday was only three nights ago, bernie sanders won the new hampshire primary big time. how did that change the race, how did it change the dynamics, do you think, in last night's debate? >> well, it changed the race, judy, by guaranteeing that we'll probably have a race in june, that there will be a bernie sanders/hillary clinton competition in california. it guaranteed bernie sanders $6.5 million the first 19 hours after the polls closed. he's got a national following, he's got a national treasury. it puts her at a disadvantage, it gave him credibility. so going in last night, hillary clinton on the heels of a thrashing 48 hours earlier was in a position of trying to bring him back down to earth as they head south. i thought she arrived surprisingly with her poise and confidence in contact. >> woodruff: how did you se

and they were changed rather than 1, 2, 3 therapy changed for blue shield is one to 1.4.4 to one .81 and kaiser is one to 1.4 to one point and there is others close to 2 and this is close to 3 that is highlighted on the chart on the next chart on the next page. >> if you look at the bottom and look at it city plan it is 1 to one .96 or round up to 3 and one to one .9 to 2.84 and rounded up and 65 plus is there it is actually slightly lower than in that category and similarly the itself off are 2 to 2 point and the retirees is 65 plus 1.199 to 2.99 the only place the blue shield and kaiser early retirees and one to 1.6911 excuse me. >> so equalizing the rate ratios or relative activities across the members effects 1/3rd the early retirees and that chart the the middle of the next slide. >> on page 7 correct thank you. this decreases the premiums for the retirees only and it will increase the presumes for the retirees plus one and two since about the early 2000s the retiree only have been subsidizing the retiree plus one and 12 and kaiser and unemployed not have an effect on city plan

>> first i don't want people to think that shields were left out. shields are not a force option. shield is defense. it's not a force option. the reason this bureau has to come here is because it involved an additional weapon that has not been authorized. it's just like when we change anything it might be a force option it has to come to the commission for approval. again, it's a bureau order for the special operations and not the entire police operation. it has to be in the enforce operation to have it. >> commissioner hwang? >> in mine mind this is an analogy. it comes around christmastime and you talk to your children about sharing and the principal of christmas an generosity and spirituality and all of these things and you give your kid a toy and all of this philosophical stuff is out of the wind and they have this toy in their hand. that's the danger of having this discussion. >> that's my point. >> you are talking as if this is going to the entire force. there is a specific group. if every officer was getting these devices and not giving it time for the use of force policy t

brian shields will talk about check weather and traffic every few moments. push an audit of the orange county property appraiser spending x county auditors found nothing illegal, they did have criticism over the money the other spent on travel. the audit the comptroller it launched, $94,000 spent in less than two years on travel and meals. auditors say staff has questions on how the audit process worked. >> they gave us everything we asked more during the course of the audit and wanted things done in a particular way and we found instances where the travel expenses probably could have been reduced auditors recommended changes coming -- keeping travel at a minimum we asked to speak with rick saying about the audit but he never responded course ages looking for information on these computers to see how much money is expected in -- on illegal making in a latino grocery pick they placed bets on football games all season long before men facing charges of racketeering and turning a big profit off of criminal betting. push the homeless are a problem for volusia cou

here is certified meteorologist brian shields. >> tracking the front moving in for today. especially this afternoon. a line of rain and storms is here. in a week state -- weak state. strong for the 2nd half bad timing later tom will be here at 4 on channel 9 tracking rain and storms. these are computer models we use, american, european, canadian models spitting out one quarter to half inch of rain. that is a good bet for today. 81 today ahead of the front, rain and storms and look what happens when i see you tomorrow morning, 49 degrees. much colder weather moving in. today is a weather day. have our weather app go. live radar get it for free debt -- just search wftv . we update it throughout the day. coming up at 6:47 am. showing you rain and storms and future track in the weakened track. 6:40 am. >> skywitness 9 a crash earlier this morning, bates rd., goldenrod road, this intersection had the lights out for one hour. looks like they got them up and keep that in mind. i-4 eastbound, kissimmee before 192, one lane is blocked. looks not to be causing delays. >>> bernie mad

and that brings us to shields and pannuru: that's syndicated columnist mark shields, and ramesh ponnuru"national review." david brooks is away. welcome, gentlemen. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: so hold that thought about the democrats and south carolina. i want to ask you about that, but, mark, i have to start with the donald trump endorsement by chris christie today. what did you make of this, the timing of it, the fact of it? >> judy, the old line of speaker tip o'neal said all politics is local, all politics is personal. chris christie, who was going to be the tell it like it is candidate in 2016, was eclipsed totally by donald trump and blames his defeat where he concentrated all his effort, energy, attention and resources in new hampshire, where he finished sixth, he blames it on marco rubio's super pac which ran a negative ad on christie as christie was just starting to get some traction in that state which highlighted chris christie's physical embrace of the president of the united states, barack obama, who was bringing aid to the devastated state of new jersey after hurricane

reporting live, bill shield wbz news. >> absolute -- shields wbz news. >> for the first time wellesley college has an african american president. it's the latest feather in decorated cap for dr. paula johnson. this summer she is the 14th president at wellesley. >> this summer when subzero temperatures will be a distant memory it's going to be a cold weekend. >> eric knows i like the graphic icon that's pulls out almost the emogy of the weather. and -- emoji of the weather and this old man winter one kick canning tonight i don't like him. >> he is too close to the head. >> he is whispering in your ear. >> whispering in my ear. >> thank you. it's the connoisseur of weather graphics and we have the old man winter and penguin and we brought them out for the so coldest days in boston. last 10 years three below zero last february and the same exact time it was on the 16th of february and the last 15 years the coldest was 7 below in january 2004 all time coldest is 18 below zero and that's safe this weekend. we are at 19 right now. 11 in worcester and orange. colder air pouring in today. this

shielded an american hostage from incoming fire while simultaneously fighting off the taliban guard. this happened during a daring nighttime raid in afghanistan in 2012. >> left lept across the room, on the hostage using his own body to shield him from the bullets. another enemy fighter appeared, and with his body, ed kept shielding the hostage with his bear hands, and held it until his teammate took,. >> it was over almost as soon as it began. in just minutes, by going after the guards, saving the lives of many teammates and that hostage. >> thirty-six year old navy seal is the sixth member of the elite force to receive the medal of honor. congratulations. >> coming up here on "eyewitness news", hulk hogan in court. over video leak on line, and it is not a wrestling video, rather, sex tape. why he says he's owed money, and why the publisher says no way. >> also, the oscars from the opening monologue, the last award, we are live in hollywood with that wrap up for you and how some philly guys took home two of the night's biggest honors. we'll be right back. >>> a today in florida, for

the slomin's shield is world class security. get a free slomin's shield security yystem professionally installed. call now and slomin's will include your choice of an indoor camera, thermostat or door lock. shield your home, and now local10 sports with will manso. >> should be a good one tonightht here at the american airlines arena as the s sn spurs are in town the team with the second best record in the nba and as wewe know a team the heat have played twice in the nba times. as i step out of the way, the injury situation one of the big ory lines of the game tonight. tim duncan, the spurs legend will not play tonight despite the fact he's on the court tonight. he will not suit up and play tonight in this game. we're still waiting for offffial word on whether the heat's man whiteside will play. shaquille o'neal announcing they will retire number 32 that shaq wore in the rafters in the arena and that will happen to start next season. quite an an more for shaq who spent three anana half years in the miami uniform and won an nba ti

but let's get over to certified meteorologist brian shields for the latest. >> possibility of tornado there are no warnings right now. there is that tornado watch for marion and sumter county this may be expanded to include the rest as we go throughout the morning hours again for the potential of severe weather. it is one of those days to have our weather app with you and warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings because you may have a go on off -- you may have a go off. rain and storms to the west. a classic el nio set up stretching back to the gulf of mexico. this will move in west to east as we go throughout the morning into the early afternoon. we will not wait until late in the day. north florida and south georgia one warning up for them. the best storm warning for them to give us an idea of the potential of the system. 60s and 70s is why, it is warm and will be very warm today windy as well. get a line of rain and storms. here is the timeframe for us. into our western zones. that is where we see the western tier rain storm gusty winds and if you don't have any warnings, we will

i'm interested in the blue cross blue shield report from andrew dreyfus. i would ask my fellow governors this question but i want to preface it by expressing some frustration. we are all doing the same things in our states. we are building out treatment, lifting the veil on the stigma and treating it as a disease instead of a tron, criminal justice reform, getting naloxone so people stop dying in the streets who shouldn't be. we are spending resources. i can tell you from someone who got up there early on this one, my frustration is not that much has changed in vermont and i bet you will find this if you do all the things we are doing, you'll find the same frustration. we have to ask the question, why are we here? what has changed in america? why do we have all these folks addicted to painkillers or heroin or both? i think we are hesitant as elected officials to look at how we got here. i think we have to. how did we get here? what has changed? in congress when i testified recently after three u.s. senators were working hard on this issue. two senators sai

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first it will get heat shielding, protection systems and avionics and other subsystems put on. planning to get a close look of that tomorrow. >>> 2 russian cosmonauts aboard they international space station getting ready for a walk tomorrow morning for current part of mission to retrieve a size project which see how they survive in space. the cosmonauts will install devices on they iss to help facilitate movement of crew members a future spacewalks. >>> 5:10 am. we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. . >> certified meteorologist brian shields severe weather center 9 watching a fog. >> fog and widespread this morning, dense fog in my -- advisory in effect but once we lose that we will warm up in a hurry. by today is 83 and patchy fog tonight and when i see you and morning, 67 degrees for tonight, and a warm pattern for sure. baha'is today was we lose some degrees in clermont, 82 mount dora, eustis. bushnell, 83. 83 toward ocala. along the coast, well into this 70s melbourne, 77, 75 in cocoa, merritt island, titusville and mid-seventies in northern coastline and volusia i

we checked weather and traffic let's get started with meteorologist, brian shields. >>> we had a great weekend, warm weather on the way before we get our next front moving in. 50s and 60s this morning. 62degrees now in orlando. we are in the low 60s in claremont, 59, the kids could go with no shorts for today. a few high clouds around, we are on the dry side. we will see that mix of sun and clouds today. let's get into the forecast for you. 68degrees at 10 o'clock in winter springs. we will approach 80 in a few spots today. by 2 o'clock the temperatures around 77. i 4 o'clock temperatures around 78, still mid-seventies around you for the sun sets. we will take a look at those highs, kissimmee, st. cloud and ocala we could hit 80 today. 79 claremont, even a deep -- even along the coast we are going to be warm. mid to upper 70s, 78 today in melbourne. track what to expect for monthly outlook, and take a look at that next chance of some rain and storms. >>> we are starting off the drive with a fatal crash, it does have westbound lanes of us 192 shutdown at hickory tree road in st. cloud.

i just don't know what i would do. >> ahead at 4:45, the reason blue cross blue shield may no longer have insurance through the affordable care act. the limited options that could leave thousands of people without it. >>> your tax dollars are paying for plane tickets that go unused. ahead at 4:40, the program designed to prop up small >>> 4:40 right now. it could soon cost you more to ride the bus across mecklenberg county. >> we've learned the cat is considering raising fares. the company could get rid of the 10 bypass discount or raise fares by 10 cents. both plans include restructuring the weekly pass the agency says it needs to offset a $2.8 million budget shortfall. either option would take july 1st. >>> we've all dealt with the high cost of flying, but now we're learning your tax dollars are paying for seats that are not even filled. the air service program is designed to help the nation's smallest airports. each ticket is subsidized by nearly $1,000, filled or not. one of the most expensive subsidizes is the 80-mile trip from macon, georgia to atlanta. that would only take abo

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we check weather a traffic every 10 minutes let's get started with certified meteorologist, brian shields. >>> today is going to be a nice day but warmer. we will get up to 79 degrees, at least in one this afternoon. a few 40s around, we are at 60 cocoa beach and brevard county, 54 orlando. 56 kissimmee, 54 in claremont. a few more scattered clouds around. today, is going to be on the dry side. we will get a couple of clouds in the afternoon, a mixon's -- a mix of sun and clouds overall. daytona beach 66 that -- at 6 o'clock, mid- 70s by lunch time. 77 today titusville, sharps, vera, back to st. cloud. we will touch 79 with and i -- a light wind out of the south. the first check on a driver this morning. >>> i-4 at 408 we do have a spot of construction at eastbound approaching the 408 from i-4. they should be picking up all of those cones within the next 30 minutes or so. we do also have some construction in lake county onwf the turnpike. tvthis is the turnpike south just after us 27. we have one lane blocked off, that construction should also be wrapped up pretty soon. >>> and accused ki

>> first i don't want people to think that shields were left out. shields are not a force option. shield is defense. it's not a force option. the reason this bureau has to come here is because it involved an additional weapon that has not been authorized. it's just like when we change anything it might be a force option it has to come to the commission for approval. again, it's a bureau order for the special operations and not the entire police operation. it has to be in the enforce operation to have it. >> commissioner hwang? >> in mine mind this is an analogy. it comes around christmastime and you talk to your children about sharing and the principal of christmas an generosity and spirituality and all of these things and you give your kid a toy and all of this philosophical stuff is out of the wind and they have this toy in their hand. that's the danger of having this discussion. >> that's my point. >> you are talking as if this is going to the entire force. there is a specific group. if every officer was getting these devices and not giving it time for the use of force policy t