last year, we uncovered purchases by the office for these fans, mints and promotional videos singh's the mayor questioned was nothing more than campaign spending. we obtained e-mail exchanges, between the auditor and shows how rick singh wasn't forthcoming. bit hard? >> yes, they did. >> singh is the only constitutional officer and the only is at the state level and auditors provided a list of recommendations how their office could in your opinion include more accountability including a stricter policy how money is spent. >> we recommend we supplemented their policies to make sure they're keeping expenses for travel to the minimum. >> i tried repeatedly to reach phone. so far he has refused speak with us about this audit, martha. >>> two teens are facing felony another teen. dallas was stabbed three times off she tan road, and major and wheeler were arrested after receiving a 911 caller and hung up. >> "please, come, please, someone got stabbed. who got stabbed?." >> both teens are charged with aggravated battery, but it's too early to tell if they'll be charged as adults. >>> and we

our guest tonight, youtube star lilly singh is here, people! (cheers and applause) that's right.he is here. if you like your interview, don't forget to rate and subscribe. subscribe right here. but first, such sad news. we have to start the show with some fond farewells. >> the republican field is narrowing. rick santorum suspended his campaign last night. rand paul and mike huckabee also dropped out. >> trevor: no! my sweet right wing princes! my beautiful conservative gentlemen! we were just getting to know each other! now that they're out of the race, oddly enough, these people wield a lot more influence through the power of endorsements. nothing boosts a presidential candidate more than the enthusiastic endorsement of one of his peers. rick santorum knows this. which is why as soon as he stepped out of the race, he said he was endorsing marco rubio, which led a lot of people to say, oh, okay, tell us why. and tats when the trouble began. >> what do you list as marco rubio's to have accomplishment that made you decide to endorse him? >> well, i mean, i would just say there's a

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after suggesting he had been a target of selective persecution, singh called for other county leaders to be audited >> treating all elected officials fairly will assure the public that these audits are professional, rather than being political. amanda: orange county commissioner scott boyd, who at one time planned to run against singh, was the most vocal in calling for the audit. both boyd and mayor teresa jacobs were taken aback by singh' s implication he was unfairly targeted. >> audits are good public practice. i mean, it' s good private practice. any organization invites audits and. practices for how we use pcards it' s one thing. it' s how we' re spending our money and our tax dollars is another. amanda: the comptroller' s audit did suggest some action steps for singh, including clairfying some of the agency spending policies for meals and travel. in orange county, amanda ober, wesh 2. summer: this was initiated by the county comptroller. the agency says these are routine. meredith: a florida appeals court heard arguments today in a case challenging the state law requiring that a

singh is nearing the end of a 15-hour shift at the local k.b. liquors where he's worked for two decades. >> looking at my watch. it's almost 10:00. i have an hour to go, see my family. when the customers came into the store named kirk, and i saw him waiting for me at the cash register and he wants to buy something. >> outside the store, a security camera captures a white pickup truck turning to pull into a parking spot, but the truck doesn't come to a stop. it barrels over a concrete parking block and crashes directly through the glass door front. >> i heard a big explode. like a bomb. and i look up to see what happened. i thought for a second, what's happening? where the sound came from? >> glass, cigarettes and shelves go flying. customers inside scramble to get out of the way as the store seemingly implodes. >> customer got shocked. his eyes was wide open. to see how that truck can come in. he kept saying, what hell is happening? what happened? >> the truck idles for a split second then unbelievably the driver puts it in reverse and drives aw

singh says he wasn't going on when he saw hamilton on fire. he's seen in the video coming out from behind the counter where he with a fire (manoj kumar, gas station employee) "i was like?what is going on man? i don't know." hamilton is then seen going into the restroom to check out the burns just before another customer drove him to the hospital. hamilton tells me he has second degree burns on his leg and is able to walk.> investigators for sure if the e- caused the explosion. the risk of powerful winds, hail and tornadoes continues today from florida to the mid-atlantic. at least five people are reported dead. this latest round of severe weather killed five people and caused widespread damage. the national weather service received reports of 27 tornadoes touching down across the region. the damage in louisiana includes a wall being torn off a louisiana gym... and 160 motor homes "when the weather gets so bad the roof of your gym blows off." "i just knew that it was a tornado. i was crying and i was so scared. the house would not stop shaking

jasmeet singh, a practicing sikh tweeted out his frustration after security agents at the airport made him take off his turban for an extra screening on sunday. but that's where his problems began. peggy bunker joins us from sfo this evening. he's obviously upset. what's his explanation of what happened? >> reporter: well, you know, the sikh community says when they fly they actually add in a little bit of extra time just for security to check their turbans. they're used to that at the airport. but this time this comedian, well known in the sikh community was asked to take it completely off. that's where his problems began. it all unfolded here at sfo sunday night. well known sikh comedian jasmeet singh was at sfo flying to canada for his next gig when he was stopped to remove his turban for screening. >> i was asked many times. is it okay if i leave it on and pat down. >> reporter: security told him to remove the turban or leave. so he complied. >> obviously to take off my turban, like asking a regular person to take off their pants in public. >> reporter: we asked the tsa which out

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh has some tips on how to avoid becoming a victim. jean, we saw terrible tornado damage over the last couple of days in appomattox county and patrick county. just a couple weeks ago we dealt with fallen trees and other damage from winter weather. now is when people claiming to be in the business of helping homeowners could look to cash in. "it's a time when folks that maybe licenses in place may knock on your door and offer to take care of the problems that you have. and if you're left with devastating damage like what we've seen in appomattox county, that's likely a welcome offer, but that's when we really have to be very wary and make sure to get the right person to the work." if not, it could make matters worse. they could ask you for money all the money up front, they may even want to take you to the bank to get cash, they don't want to accept a check from you." two huge red flags, but that's not all. as you pick up the pieces whether severe or not, others are looking to capitalize. they don't' want to give you a written contract,

we are are singh south winds anywhere from 15 - 20 miles an hour gusting to 30 in clearwater. so so pulling and a lot of moisture ahead of the system. yes. it will be breezy if you are heading to the lightning game tonight. and an isolated shower chance but we are pretty much done for the rain for now and starting chances are coming up tomorrow. through the overnight hours we are largely quiet through a lot of cloud cover and we will be tracking some fog especially along the coast. that will be moving inland during the morning hours. visibility along the beaches will not be great. and then the storms come rolling in. right around nine am it looks like for the nature coast. has shifted a little later from a we checked in earlier this morning. between 11 am and noon around the bay area is a i think when when we will likely get the most potent thunderstorms moving through then we this event by about three pm. it will be rough on the bay five foot-8 foot seas offshore with south-southwest winds and gusts up to 35. so deal watch is in effect with this. tomorrow will be a bad day to

singh says he wasn't sure what was going on when he saw hamilton on fire. he's seen in the video coming out from behind the counter where he sprays hamilton with a fire extinguisher. "i was like?what is going on man? i don't know." hamilton is then seen going into the restroom to check out the burns just before another customer drove him to the hospital. hamilton tells me he has second degree burns on his leg and is able to walk. check out what happened in the check out what happened in the backyard of one florida home yesterday. a plane had to make an emergency landing there before it could reach the airport. there are no reports of injuries. but the single-engine plane's wing was damaged. ammon bundy... and 15 others charged with conspiracy in connection with that armed takeover of the malheur national wildlife refuge in oregon... plead not guilty in a federal court yesterday. kaitlyn bolduc has more on why this case is unprecedented. --script information provided by kptv 2/24/16-- on the steps of the federal courthouse - the sharp family - sings to inspi

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh visited one school district that's doing that and hometown health. jean, the legislation kindergarten through right now, the senate has passed its version and the bill got preliminary house approval wednesday, despite criticism that it could be overload for teachers and school districts to implement. here in our area, botetourt county schools, make sure its students get 150 minutes of physical beverly heart/physical education teacher "whether we do it in a physical education class or we do it during an extra curricular or recess time, you know, they get recess every day for 20 minutes. we do meet the requirements here in botetourt county." beverly heart mixes up her physical education classes here at troutville elementary school. beverly heart/physical education teacher " i do a lot of cross- curricular things as far as integrating with the kids so i do a lot of classroom activities with whatever they may be focusing on." she also focuses on teaching these little ones the importance of getting and staying it stimulates the brain, plus it teaches you

what it uncovered about the money rick singh's office spent on travel. the zika virus outbreak has raised questions about whether this year's summer olympics and brazil should be canceled. what athletes say about going for the gold in rio. this tower camera shot is driven by toyota of orlando and another cold day but one weather coming. certified meteorologist brian shields is checking the latest from severe weather center 9 . >> we need to get past tonight and after that we will see a gradual climb in temperatures as we get to the end of the week. a postcard outside. downtown orlando, lake eola, 57 can see that. a brave person from up north not knowing that a . west northwest winds at 20 miles an hour get something time 6:12. temperatures running in the 50s palm coast, but now, the hemet, barely in the 50s . just touching 50. 53 in clermont eustis and mount dora. winds coming from the northwest and west and they are breezy. not as witty as yesterday -- wind is yesterday but wind kicking around. breezy, tonight 38 and we with the temperatures cooler and

in roanoke, nadia singh, wdbj7. we've learned that the power is back on completely and the zoo will re-open on friday. temperatures soar to the 60s by the weekend. but meteorologist brent watts says winter is far from over. complete details of your first alert forecast andall snow melting away the severe downtown roanoke and you can see that the skies it cleared out looking good across erie was sherry the time lapse from wytheville love check out the beautiful blanket of snow on the ground want to happen sue it is the day goes on it starts melting away we at those temperatures up to the thirties and forties today think by the end of the week most of this is going to be gone with the exception of linger but you be of the 60s by the weekend. right now. danville 29 the cold spot and hot springs with some lighter snow showers the to been moving through the week little disturbance. most of it up up across the great lakes he could see some clout cover that's a streaming into the mountains of spilling over soaks what have

in roanoke, nadia singh, wdbj7. from wind chill advisories to shoveling snow. the first alert weather team and our kidcaster zach have a lot to tell you. here is a look at the highs, lows and precipitation at the regional airports. we are back with the complete first alert forecast after this racing season is forecasteubanks is accurate or not that's the way to stay warm put on your best move and stay out of these winds which are ranging anywhere from twenty nine mile an hour gus and galax to thirty one bluefield 25 up in hot springs is given via windy night it is good to be a cold night temperatures would be dropping off quickly appomattox is arty down twenty six degrees two points are low and so that temperature can problem this evening especially as the air gets a little bit dryer and then up through the overnights from most locations will be dealing with this evening flurries. the decreasing clouds single digits for bluefield the lewisburg up to hot springs midteens from lexington to lynchburg 19 toronto 12 in blacksburg twenty one in martinsville and twent

meanwhile singh has had surgery on his arm. he said nerves were severed and he still cannot feel two of his fingers. still, he is incredibly grateful to have survived. >> he had no reason. >> it's no reason. his reason is to kill someoeo. that's his reason. i am lucky to be alive.. >> derekand singh says after the attack walker just calmly walked away before being picked up by police. tonight he remains behind bars and officers said they do the influence of some sort of substance when he allegedly attacked both of those people. live in lauderhill, derek shore with local10 news. >> laurie: so lucky to be a life. >> calvin: now tie developing story we have been covering for all afternoon outside of carol city high. >> laurie: two sides getting into a shootout right there on the street and local10 news reportererndrew perez is live at the school with brand new information. >> andrew: this was a scary skeen scene. a lot of the students tell us they went running because they heard shot after shot after shot.some of the residents rig

nadia singh, wdbj7. next on wdbj7. roanoke city's police, fire, and sheriff's departments come together for a special graduation. tonight we check in one last time with the gto cadets. 14:12:36 when he was two and half years old 38 we had an old piano he was up on his tippy toes playing the the piano 44 now her son- ross copperman-- is up for acm songwriter seven men and women graduated from the growth through opportunity program in roanoke city today. it's been a four month long journey for each graduate. wdbj7's amanda kenney has been following them since the beginning. there's no doubt these cadets have grown and have been given opportunities they may not have had if it wasn't for the program. but the past four months have all led up to this moment today at graduation. it was a packed house. full of police officers, firefighter, and deputies. a rare moment for these first responders to be together, for a happy occasion. but it was all for roanoke city's gto cadets. ricky, ben, kathryn, kayla, brian, micheal, and ale

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh tells us about this special dual enrollment program aimed at making college more affordable and accessible. chris, it's called the early college high school program and it's a joint effort between the alleghany county public schools and dabney s. lancaster community college. the goal? to offer new options to get more students excited about higher learning. gene kotulka/alleghany schools superintendent "our students at alleghany high school are able to enroll in this program where in may they would graduate, the seniors would graduate, with their high school associates degree." that means the first two years of college are under their belts, before they even leave these halls. gene kotulka/alleghany schools superintendent "our two curriculum departments have worked together to come up with a program and it's a program in general studies and it's humanities." like the region's governor's school but instead of stem, there's a concentration on general studies. "we like to provide our students many different pathways and this provides certain students a pathway to

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh reports. cindy williams/actress "if they had a theater at the end of every school in this nation you would just see people flourish." these covington high school students got to hear words like that from veteran actress cindy williams, best known for her role as shirley feeney on laverne and shirley. we met up with her as she prepares to take the stage at curfman hall as louise in always patsy cline. cindy williams/actress "being on this stage in this auditorium, this theater it just takes me back to my high school and doing plays in high school." the play, written by ted swindley puts williams opposite jacqueline petroccia as the iconic patsy cline. jacqueline petroccia/actress "i did all kinds of research and read every book and i went to winchester and did my research there and went to nashville and did my research there and i really feel like i have a connection with her." both actresses believe that shows in smaller venues bring a certain feel to the production. cindy williams/actress " d

commissioner singh, >> move to resend and do another vote. >> okay. yes. >> commissioner bustos, yes. madam chair rosales, yes. madam chair, i have 5 ayes to resend the item. >> that is on the last motion on the vice chair. now, there will be a motion >> yes >> because commissioner bustos made the nomination of commissioner mondejar so the motion is commissioner mondejar be elected vice chair the commission for 2016. it is commissioner bustos has made the motion and i will second. it is moved and seconded. can you please call the roll >> commission members please announce your vote when i call your name. this is commissioner mondejar. commissioner pimentel, no. commissioner mondejar, yes. commissioner singh, no. commissioner bustos, yes. madam chair rosales, yes. i have 3 ayes and 2 nays >> okay. commissioner mondejar is elected vice chair the commission for 2016. congratulations commissioner. [applause] >> thank you. [inaudible] the seat of chair and vice chair is somewhat a heavy left but look forward working together a as team to move all the matte

if convicted, singh could face life in prison. stewart: a volusia county judge will hear arguments pertaining to the trial of luis toledo this friday. he is the man accused of murdering his wife and her two children. his trial was supposed to start last month. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, but following a recent supreme court ruling, florida must come up with a new conviction process. toledo' s attorneys have filed a motion asking the judge to enforce the speedy trial rule which means the toledo' s trial , would have to start within 60 days. a vigil for the teen who was accidentally shot and killed this month in orange county was held in tallahassee last night. family and friends of lavardo fisher gathered to remember him. investigators say last month, he was hanging out with his cousin in the conway acres neighborhood of orange county. the cousin says he lost his balance on a hoverboard, causing the gun he was holding to go off. it' s now been 48 hours since orange county sheriff' s deputies launched their investigat

heavy rain boylston lancaster sudbury local area singh heavy rain right near 495 zooming down the line storm tracker writer yellow and orange right in there that's coming through here charles rumble for 95 cutting through the city of lowell getting some of that heavy rain tough commute much everywhere you look some of the heaviest rain on the south shore by just after 8 o'clock this evening continuing southward to cape cod through later tonight i'm talking 10 o'clock news cast legible start to come to an end overnight but look what happens along the south coast and south shore at the cape cod still be some. to bring that continue to move on through. front causing all the stalling just tore south temperatures will be mild along and have that front tonight the 50s even to the morning staying in the 50s and was to same thing rain but then it comes to an end tomorrow for sure but traveling conditions going to be poor the rest tonight they get a little better for the morning except for southeastern massachusetts and good too much of the afternoon tomorrow all across the area. there is a win

we can go ahead and jump back down the field in terms of where we are singh the most activity. again along state highway 64, that is a path we are definitely concerned about. we are watching very closely the storm. this other one off the coast of sarasota. we have a little while before that is going to be moving a sure that we are keeping a close eye on that as we have some very impressive rotation with a much larger cell. active tornado warning for manatee county. as the storm continues to move off to the northeast. the storms are moving at about 35 miles an hour. we are also producing about 10 miles northeast of lakewood ranch and about 60 miles from bradenton again moving to the northeast and 35 miles an hour. hour. this active tornado warning is in effect until 12:30 pm this afternoon. again. again a tight look at that rotation there. these are the areas we are west of county road 675. the red and green shows it really tight together, that is that spinning rotation we are picking up on the radar that will be moving northeast. manhattan, you are in the past of this within th

singh slyve and manager and have coaching staff you possibly know this. the secretary standings. allen get support and 60 coast to coast finishes it off with layout. john a good it's the first article about kottaras. as in the same kind of strong to the back pages start not just financially holiday and i tensions instruments utilizing instant blank space is seen again by luis toledo field instrumentals something similar philosophies. so it is international estimates is present in southern california la investment is the valley in national monuments stronach stronach stronach stronach supreme court member surprisingly dies the political fight on his replacement coming >>> scalia serving 30 years on the bench. known to many as the anchor of the conservative of the supreme court you will forever be remembered for his interpretation of the constitution. candidates reacted during saturday night's debate. conservativism in tournaments throughout the country investment is part of our justices is the longest serving justice on the supreme court. he died in his sleep of natural causes. fl

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lied. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerrs, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 11 sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up thehe hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of it's shot. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure he got all of tha

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. i'm not sure he got all of that. >> looks pretty heavy

international winners who won through the hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not s

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lo

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure he got all of that. >> looks

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure he got

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure he got

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure

steve: a lot of people have a good time looking outside singh snowfall. tisha: how much more we looking at? chris: february 9, the snow is pretty. you heard it. tisha: because it is short-lived. chris: it is not going to cause problems because temperatures are too warm. it will be out of here later on you see it across parts of the triangle. stretching northward into franklin county, this is fairly light. you can definitely notice it. it is not going to cause travel problems with temperatures above freezing. there are other areas of raindrops, a snowflake mixed in with that. flurry activity across the sand hills. you may see a flake or two. all very light. the freezing line, below 32. for the next few hours, a couple of snow showers. this cloud here, it is darker than what you see here. that is probably a snow shower wind chill at 33. 38 south hill. you see everybody above freezing. southern pines, 37. chicago and minneapolis, cold air will come down in several ways -- several waves. another one, the coldest of the to win temperatures plummet by sunday. y

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behi right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice soli

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behi right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice soli

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind right behind him i should say. >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking just a two-shot, i think birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that.

singh.he's a fine again i have a problem with the way that permits have been granted in yellow zones and i like to educate the board as to what the problems are with these yellow zone. if we were here tonight because the dpw had put a food truck in a blue zone, everybody would say how can you do that. that is specifically for handicap access for disabled access. if the dpw came back and said well we give the permit. that to mta to write the ticket that would seem a little odd. it's not any different for yellow zones. yellow zones are the blue zones and white zones are actually defined by state. i talked to a traffic engineer and other code section. while news about these can say what hours of those zones can operate, they can't change the nature of those zones. so, these conversations were debated rather extensively, and the dpw's own regulation says that two trucks food trucks, it says >> overhead, please >> is of the mmf shall comply with all curbs on regulations. the mmf shall comply with

hideki matsuyama with a chance to join that group, vijay singh. and bobby lott back in 1948 winning here in the valley of the sun. the americans have taken charge of it the last phoenix opens. they've won the last anticipate. >> bobby locke, one of the greatest that ever lived. even though i was in diapers when he played. >> i played with bobby locke. >> once? >> yeah. >> i played him at oakmont, riding behind >> 119 yards left for hideki. a nice clean line. flag in the front here. willing to -- only dangerous, short, kickoff to the right. johnny. >> i think both of them realize probably going to take a birdie to win it. they've got to be thinking birdie. >> that was crisp. >> rickie's got a big opening here. that was not a particularly wonderful shot by hideki. >> 116, sand iron. not as good an angle. take that aim. >> ooh, way short. quite a slope up the hill for it. i'm not sure he caught all of that. it's short. >> take a look at this swing. able to catch something, really nice solid right there. got a lot of give on that. i'm not sure he got

gentleman.was a lot of dating talk last night. these girls really do just love >> i think i like being singh. >> it's ladies night here in new york city. just the way we like it.lie mann in feathers and lace getting a little chummy with rebel on is was just playing cupid for carly. >> i think you could get lucky, i'll talk to him again if you want. i'm a really good wing woman. than candid with us the last time we saw her and wanted to se the record straight on her daughter. >> it made me sound like the worst mother ever. >> she has like the cutest body and i, you know, tell her that she should -- it came out wrong,meant. but i kind of di >> why don't we do a redo?which opens just in time for valentine's day also stars dakota johnson who also had the best date ever. >> your pant >> so happy they're here, it's so special. can we can see this film? it's nothing naughty?ward. >> you have your best blue steele look? >> we have a message for ben stiller. we'r right now and want to come out on top. will it be the girls or it will be the 50-year-old male model? and i wis luck, ben. >> i fighting wo

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh tells us why parents are grateful for the program. christy paderick/katie's place "we are a non-profit day support program." that allows young adults like eva, shannon and tyler the opportunity to learn and grow. lisa crowder/parent "it gives them a place. it gives them a place in the community, it helps them to integrate out into the community and they make friends, they have a life, just like you and i do." lisa crowder and her shannon love coming to katie's place. lisa crowder/parent he's here. i'm happy that there's an opportunity like this in the community for everyone." katie's place leaders say they're striving to help those with developmental disabilities lead fulfilling lives. christy paderick/katie's place "each individual is just like you and i" christy paderick/katie's place "you don't see the disability, you see the person so that's why we're here to provide services for them." and teaching them things many take for granted. christy paderick/katie's place " life skills, social skills, relationship skills, activities of da

as hamilton walks over to the cashier jassie singh, to pay, hamilton says an e-cigarette battery in his pocket explodes. "he was giving me money. he put his hand in his pocket and suddenly there was a blast in his pocket. there was fire. big fire and he was burning." "i was shocked! i was like what was that? you have a bomb in your pocket? i was like that! you carry your bomb in your pocket? i was totally shocked and just like this my hands were on my head." hamilton runs outside the door, past employee manoj kumar, where he says he wasn't sure what was going on when he saw hamilton on fire. he's seen in the video coming out from behind the counter where he sprays hamilton with a fire extinguisher. "i was like?what is going on man? i don't know." hamilton is then seen going into the restroom to check out the burns just before another customer drove him to the hospital. hamilton tells me he has second degree burns on his leg and is able to walk. check out what happened in the backyard of one florida home yesterday. a plane had to make an emergency landing there before it could reach the

wdbj7 anchor nadia singh is working on a story for 6 about how people try to take advantage of that. jean, it's a vulnerable time for homeowners anytime there's damage to the place they call home. whether it's severe or just a fallen tree, you still have to be careful about who you hire. the more severe the damage, the more unqualified workmen try to cash in on your bad luck. coming at 6 we'll hear about what you should be looking out for as you look for work, jean. for the latest weather anytime, turn to our webpage at wdbj7.com and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter for weather headlines and more at wdbj7weather. thank you for choosing your hometown news leader, wdbj7. we'll see you at six. starring andy griffith... with ronny howard.

marco rubio singh third-place is a win. hampshireo to new trying to spin the numbers in their favor. on the democratic side, we will be here a while. amazing how close it is, a half percent celebrating -- separating hillary clinton from bernie sanders at the top. we will have more on "good morning washington" with reaction and analysis. jonathan: back to the breaking campaign news, democratic and former maryland governor martin o'malley is suspending his campaign. jay korff joins us with what o'malley said moments ago. jay: a story of huge local importance and a huge turnout in iowa did not help o'malley. mayor of baltimore and governor of maryland has suspended his campaign. he garnered only 1% of the vote in the iowa caucuses, far behind sanders and clinton. o'malley stumped as a proud progressive, talking about climate change and gun control. moments ago he talked about why he was in the race in the first place. fight, but iugh have been drawn to a tough fight. i felt when i got into this as i looked down the road, i fel

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why singh was asked to walk through the airport without his turban.in 2012 in response to a similar response, the tsa said it would provide mirrors for retying turbans. >> it has to be well nicely clean and proper. we can only do in front of mirror. >> considering all the screening they do and they have advanced technology, you'd consider that they'd be able to look through our turban and see if there's anything in there. it's just our hair. >> reporter: now in ottawa for his next comedy gig, singh is trying to keep it right. >> i've got to make sure the layers are right, the spacing is right, i've got to look crisp. hey, can i get a mirror. >>> a kentucky man suffered second-degree burns after the battery in his electronic cigarette exploded in his pants pocket. the bizarre incident happened at a gas station convenience store. flames shooting out of that man's pants. hamilton runs outside struggles to remove his pants before a fire extinguisher is provided boy a store clerk. investigators are looking into the cause of that battery explosion. but as m

singh is a way. jason: our chilly day continues. thankfully the sunshine will continue as well. temperatures dropping to the single digits by 10:00 p.m. we get wind chills in the double digits below zero. eventually we will be in the middle of a warm-up. that will be the latter half of the weekend after chances for a thursday and friday. mollie: just in time. this >> thomas: uh, you're -- you're in labor? >> caroline: oh, my god. i don't know. ooh! ow, ow! that was a really strong one. >> thomas: um... >> caroline: this can't be happening. >> thomas: uh... >> wyatt: delete it. >> steffy: [ voice breaking ] how could he say those things? >> wyatt: because he's moved on. and it's time that you do, too. >> liam: i'm only gonna say this once. stop calling. get a life. don't ever call this number again. >> liam: is that the prank caller again? i thought we -- thought we handled that. >> quinn: uh, we did. i don't think it's going to be an issue anymore. >> liam: oh. good. i thought -- 'cause you were playing the recording. >> quinn: no, i just wanted to hear it again because it worke