it's a statue. a statue of what? a lady playing a ukulele. why does she have a fish on her head? that's a carp. and this here is a clock to take your mind off other things. what's it doing here? gloria, before you say any more, i think your father has something to say to you. no, no, meathead, i got nothing to say. come on, archie. don't be shy. lay off, will you, irene. gloria, your father has a little gift for you. irene, will you lay off, huh? give her the gift, archie. huh? give her the present you bought. oh, yeah. um, it's a... a present for you, gloria. thank you. well, open it up and let's see what it is. oh, daddy, it's beautiful! daddy...you got this for me? it's so sheer. i mean, you can see right through it. yeah, well, i guess it should have been a thicker color, you know? daddy...you didn't buy this nightgown for me. you bought that statue for me, didn't you? yeah, because, uh, i think a girl ought to be talking to her father. daddy, i can't tell you how much that means to me that you would buy that statue for me. yeah, you like it? but i love you, daddy. thanks for

there is where the statue used to stand and greet people coming into the church. now it's just an empty pedestal, but the good news is that this morning someone found the statue on the side of the road and returned it. in the garden-like setting of the catholic church in bradenton, 14 statues greet visitors, but one sits empty. somebody made off with the five foot high mother mary statue. the church was upset. was it a heart break to you? >> oh my god it's like what on >> reporter: almost a week after the statue disappeared, a road crew saw it hidden here almost a mile away. >> one of them spotted it and said there's a saint in the bushes here. >> reporter: undamaged and in the same weather worn condition sat. >> they said mary can't be in a bush, so they retrieved her and when the authorities explained where it was from, they brought her to us this morning. >> reporter: church members are relieved the statue is back. >> thank god we found her, oh my gosh. >> reporter: happy about that? >> yeah, i love the blessed mother. she means a lot to me. >> i don't know why

the 1990 immigration act created a status known as tps, temporary protective status. if you were already in the united states as a tourist or student and war breaks out in the country and there is some disaster preventing you from to returning him safely, you might be eligible for temporary protective status. the recipients are authorized to remain and work here until the state department ascertains that conditions in your country have improved sufficiently. nationals from 12 different countries are potentially eligible for temporary protective status. these individuals occupy a liminal place in our society. they are denied the chance to adjust their status to permanent resident or citizen. there are thousands of hondurans who have helped temporary status for over a decade without the chance of normalizing their status. they have raised their families here, they have invested in their host societies but they don't have a chance to become full members of american society. our legislators will have to decide whether long-term residents under tps could be afforded the op

and at the top, the tallest religious statue in the world. it inspires thousands of tourists each year to climb. buttal sa al says you lose a lo you only come for a selfie. >> it is a catholic sanctuary. people come here not only to take selfies and pictures, but they come here to have an experience with god. >> construction started in 1926, took five years to complete. this is a 98-foot statue with the wing span almost as wide. built with steel reinforced concrete and covered in a mosaic of triangular pieces of stone. individually cut by the society women of rio in the 1930s who wrote the names of their loved once on the backs of each time, hoping for divine protection. >> having the certainty that their names would be remembered by the christ himself. >> reporter: a jewish architect spent years here overseeing the construction. duriha accident. but levy almost lost his life when he fell from the scaffolding. >> and his workers held him up. he said let me go. everybody is going to fall. >> reporter: levy considered himself protected by the c

the 1990s, india's supreme court has quashed several attempts to grant the community reservation statusich would give them access to government jobs and access to educational institutions. this time they're determined to get it. >> all people from our community, from children to the elderly are prepared to die for this. no one can take our rights. >> it's the government leaders in a tight spot. the jats have been promised reservation status many times, especially during election campaigns, including the latest which brought prime minister narendra modi to power. al jazeera, haryana. >> fijians have been told to stay inside for a second night as officials try to assess the damage and restore services after their strongest storm on record. six people are dead after the cyclone windstorm brought 90 kilometer per hour winds. >> the glimpse of the damage in fiji after the strongest cyclone on record there. a town on the main island escaped a direct hit but the storm still left its mark. cyclone winston brought torrential rain and 20 kilometer per hour wins that damaged electricity cables. it

they bring their statue to a station and give us the statue. we fix their nameplate to the trophy and we pass it back to them. the idea that some of the world will hold the idea is its own honor. it's a sense of pride that come sunday night. a piece of the apple will be among the stars on stage.>> it seemed like a big deal. i was right. they are the songs that we love to hear. all across the distance and spaces between us. [music] >> it's a look back at oscar history. >> the family game night. is the weekend and i am i recognize the song from the 50 shades of gray soundtrack. this earned itself a oscar nomination.>> some of your favorite songs and the biggest actually come from movie soundtracks. do you want me to sing anything off of it? >> the bodyguard? >> so many classic soundtracks. another good one is straight out of compton. >> let's take a look at the biggest soundtracks of all time. >> had the time of my life and i never felt this way before. yes i swear. the mood is in the music . >> whether it's melodically placed in the background o

a veteran sanitation worker hurling trash at a statue of jesus on the cross. video shows roman protus dressed in uniform unleashing on a symbol of faith. parishioners here disgusted by the attack. >> this is not nice. not good. >> reporter: this assault at the 40 minutes after throwing food at jesus, he returned in his street sweeper, parked the vehicle, gets out, slams the church gate open and then destroys the flowers surrounding a statue of pope john paul ii. wait, there is still more. exclusive video shows protus on the move again in his street sweeper. nypd officers are close behind. he blows right through a red light. officers finally pull him over. he stepped out of the driver's seat and into handcuffs. we've learned it's his ninth arrest, hauled in just eight days ago for stealing money at a charity box. no one answered the door at his home. the faithful here want an apology.

so we want to honor joe paterno with this new statue. >> we are creators. we are not politics, or cops. we just hey, look at this, this is who we are. >> reporter: artist plan to donate within to the paterno family and take other to pen tait football games and elsewhere around the country but you'll see one difference, paterno with a closed fist. >> we don't want to be number one. >> reporter: still may be the only statue of paterno fans will get to see. penn state university spokesmen tells me there are no plans to put back the original joe paterno stat the you at this time. they are not releasing its location but they say it is safe hi stored. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, special deliveries, you probably guessed that these new arrivals, yeah, were born on elite day. our stephanie stahl shows interesting take some local moms and dad have about planning those future birthday parties. >>> it is not their usual office, philadelphia harlem globetrotters share their skills. >>> it turnout to be a nice sta

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>> i don't know that it changed the status quo. think that the -- >> well, surely you must know. >> the young man -- or the "g," the plaintiff, had been using the restroom. >> that's the status quo. >> after they passed the resolution, he was no longer allowed to use the restroom. >> so the denial of the preliminary injunction changed the status quo. >> it did. >> okay. >> i don't quite understand that. i thought -- this is just on the facts. i thought that the school adopted a policy which is not -- which is challenged here. >> yes. >> and built three unisex restrooms. >> correct. >> and that the policy is status quo -- they changed earlier, they had him use the men's restroom, then because of complaints, they conducted meetings and adopted the policy which is at issue here and the policy says the person using the common restrooms will follow their biological makeup and anybody can use the unisex restrooms. >> correct. >> and that's challenged. judge davis is right that the ante before the policy was he was using the bathroom but

his statue is in the "national statuary hall" in washington d.c. the florida house approved a bill yesterday, to replace that statue. now --the bill goes to governor rick scott's desk. possible replacements include-- "walt disney" and environmentalist "marjorie stoneman douglas." here is a story that is hard to believe. some identical twin sisters in utah--just gave birth to identical twins-- for the second time. "kerri bunker" and "kelli wall" delivered twins within weeks of each other. years ago--they gave birth to their first sets of twins. the hospital says some of the twins were conceived through in vitro fertilization. turning now to sports-- it's a big night for the orlando magic... the team is getting ready to take on the n-b-a's best -- the golden state warriors.. golden state coming \\|hx@yp4qs@shhhp4hw(@q@1@q@%ppp@%xx x00a ,lx` of course... the warriors are led by h(hh`b"``$08$$ reigning m-v-p stephen curry. he's averaging nearly 30 points a game... and is coming 8\0@0p@88zfvvvvff" b""#!## #@ @ @ @4r4p;

they also the statues will be ready in five months.they hope to replace the one penn state removed in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex scandal. >>> georgia aquarium in him atlanta at that hosted their first underwater wedding. they exchanged vows in a 6,000-gallon tank. family an friends watched through the gallery of the viewing window. the couple said it was a perfect location because the ceremony combined their love of diving and one another. >>> the tally from thon, participants have good reason to dance today. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. were among seven people injured in the weekend collision in the nicetown section. the two youngsters are hospitalized in critical condition. the crash happened at 2:00 a.m. along the boulevard at the broad street e

it's important to disentangle race from economic status because they're very different itch think this hiring process is really strongly disadvantage students from low income backgrounds regardless of their race. in addition, what happens in some of the interviews, and some of the deliberations among higher committees, is that people use stereotypes as shortcuts to judge candidates and especially with african-american men there's a racial stereotype and employers operate on that people are less polished. so when you see -- it's very, very clear, that if an applicant fall tedder just a little bit who is an african-american male on something related to interpersonal communications, triggers this stereotype. i watched how equivalent -- otherwise equivalent applicants who were white men who make the exact same air explore they were considered to be coachable. so, i think it's a subtle racial buy biases that creates racial biases in the process. the other thing is the schools from which these firms recruit tend not to be the most racially diverse schools to begin with you. have the pipeline

in 2013 they passed legislation to out law career status for teachers. granted after four years that status eliminates job evaluations and adds due process if they want to fire a teacher. the legislation to abollish step your is a way to weed out because those are local. the attorney for the north carolina association of educator educators argued that the state did break it's promise to teachers and pulling tenure to those who work to get it is unconstitutional. an appeals panel sided with the veteran teachers saying the state couldn't ke away career status for those who earned it. the case was appealed and went before the supreme court today. this case only applies to retroactive cases doesn't impact new teachers because the law changes career status moving forward. the suspect is expected to take weeks if not months to rule. >> colin browner thank you. >>> two men with ties in north carolina are about to embark on a business venture in a historic moment in american history. >> what they are doing that shows more progress in an effort to restore relatio

these statues are donated by a parishionener, by a church member. it's an annoying thing, and it's hurtful for catholics that go to this church. live in williamsburg, news 4 new york. >>> a festering problem. today the governor joined city council speaker to announce a commission to study the fate of the island. cuomo says the 84-year-old jail is dangerous for the guards and it's nearly 10,000 inmates. activists are pushing for change at rikers. poor supervision, questionable medical care and suicides. >>> did a man buy his u.s. citizenship with cold hard cash? the i team investigates. they got in the mail from coney island hospital after the death of their loved one. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. >>> tonight we're hearing from the family of a woman who s

they are making subtle changes to the design. >> we went back to the original statue from 1927. we scanned it and then blended it with the contemporary, last years version. >> reporter: including making it an bronze. patricicmaloney who represents the district was proududof is new york moment. >> there could be a category for the state that made the hudson valley. i hope it reminds people we can make things in america and create good jobs in new york.>> reporter: the nameplates of the runnererneed to be attached next. >> at the award ceremony the recipient brings their statue to a name plate engravings station. they handed to us and we fix their nameplate to the trophy and pass it back to them. >>reporter: regardless of who gets the oscars one person will be a winner that night. >> it is a great honor and we will make them better than ever before. >> reporter: bringing a taste of new york pie to hollywood. >> the 80th academy award ceremony takes place on february 28. >>> a life look at overt dakota dunes tonight. half we got "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorolo

i think it looks like me. >> 691 winss, 125 shutouts and one statue. that's a pretty good career if you ask me. >> where does the statue go now? >> it's going to be at the preden shl center. >> okay. >> we'll be right back. the new cara l macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your - od with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. dd perks members, indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. check this out, bro. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car incosurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not a,, too. geico. expect great savings lost shipments, lost invoices, lost prospects, lost respect. well-crafted solutions for today's problems in commerce. pitney bowes,

most residents enjoy the unique statues. it wasn't long before the 6 x 8' statues went up that vandals began to tear them down. carrie mattou san francisco resident "i believe it i mean it's san francisco basically can't have anything out that is an at risk up that type of exposure" peggy snyder resident "i've seen that there's been some vandalism on them some of it pretty fun but" started changing the super bowl words. like sup bro suburb owl and oops after one was knocked over peggy snyder san francisco resident "some people expressing their unhappiness about having this event in the city" some residents calling them tacky a civic celebration gone bad scott sacarenbroich resident "yeah this was vandalized" the statue near alamo park was setting of the victorian architecture homes against the san francisco to remove it scott scharenbroich "it was there for about two weeks or so so it was nice" this is the site today gone is gold another was removed in san jose scott. "i don't know where it went" but not the one at the civic

and because also of the numbers of people or percentage of the population who get reservation statusonly can have 50% of the community or states having reservation status giving it will make it much more than 50% as they are quite a large part of that population but going back to what is happening here we are now hearing there have been sporadic bursts of violence again, more protests where we have seen some of the biggest aggressions and that is where protesters set fire to buildings and vehicles, this is described of thousands of army and thousands of para military troops on the ground overnight trying to quell the violence and they said they unblocked many of the roads but we are hearing some of the blockades are coming back on, once again a very fluid situation and pockets of protesters saying they will not believe the government until they have it in written form that think will be granted reservation status. >> reporter: and staying in india one more time separatist fighters in india administered kashmir is in a standoff for security forces for a third day, on saturday they att

the new statues will not be exact copies.ue will go to the paterno family and the other will travel around for penn state fans. >>> meantime, penn state's thon dance marathon raised more than $9.7 million for pediatric cancer over the weekend. the annual 46-hour thon dance weekend wrapped up yesterday afternoon, the money benefiting pe pediatric cancer patients and their families. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 42 degrees. clouds are moving out and we are drying out this morning. jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. jesse? >> we're in the lehigh valley right now on 78 right around lehigh street. no problems yet. a lot of people out there so far for this early time. more updates on your majors when i come back at 4:30. >>> closing time.ç next, learn why the days are numbered for worshipping at this conshohocken church. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> happening today, bill cosby's wife camille will be questioned by a massachusetts judge. she'll be asked under oath about her husband's alleged sex

there was this update. >> reporter: protesters have been granted or allowed reservation status by the government previously, but the supreme court has stepped in and said that this cannot be so because of their status and because it tips the numbers of the number of people or the percentage of the population who get reservation status. you can only have 50% of the community and so giving it to the jats will give them more than 50% as they are a large part of the population. going to what is happening now, there have been sporadic bursts of violence, more protests where we have seen some of the biggest aggressions and that's where protesters have set fire to buildings and vehicles. this is despite thousands of army and thousands of para military troops on the ground over night twig to quell the violence. they had unblocked many of the roads but some of those blockades are coming back on. once again this is a have you fluid situation and pockets of protesters are saying they will not believe the government until they have it in written form that they will be granted reservation status >

it's underlines our special status. through its families across britain get all the benefits of being in the european union including more jobs, prices, and greater security. but our special status also means we're out of those parts of europe that do not work for us. so we will never join the euro. we'll never be part of eurozone bail outs. never be part of the no-borders area or european army. or e.u. super state. >> dominic kane gave us this update from downing street. >> a key concern for david cameron now will be what kind of solidarity he will be given by his cabinet colleagues. we know there are some members of his cabinet, who will be campaigning for britain to leave the european union. and while there are some on the government side they are staunchly with david cameron, the question will be how many other members of the government will likewise be staunchly pro his plan. his deal from brussels. and then of course there is the united kingdom indians party. the party that has greeted this deal from brussels with

this is a 98-foot statue with the wing span almost as wide.with steel reinforced concrete and covered in a mosaic of triangular pieces of stone. individually cut by the society women of rio in the 1930s who wrote the names of their loved once on the backs of each time, hoping for divine protection. >> having the certainty that their names would be remembered by the christ himself. >> repor spent years here overseeing the construction. during that time, not one fatal accident. but levy almost lost his life when he fell from the scaffolding. >> and his workers held him up. he said let me go. everybody is going to fall. >> reporter: levy considered himself protected by the christ and later converted from judaism to catholicism. he put his family's name into a glass sill iner did and cemented it in the heart of the statue. >> a sign of his faith and devotion. so that he could be forever remembered by the heart of jesus. >> reporter: mass is held during the week at the tiny sanctuary inside the base of the statue. and people have held weddings and

it's a place with these big stone statues called moai. hundreds of years ago, the spot in the middle of the island. >> they're so big. >> and heavy, as heavy as seven cars. but get this; after they carve them, they move them down to the shore, like 22 kilometers away. >> how? they wouldn't have had big machines. >> nobody knows how. wouldn't it be cool to solve a famous mystery like that? >> yeah! and if we knew how they moved their big statues, then we'd know how to move anabella's. >> let's go try to move one of those big heads! >> and solve the big mystery! it's expedi-- >> wait! this says the moai are protected by law because they're so special and old. the rule is no touching the big heads. >> then how do we gure out how they moved them? >> no problem. we have our own big heavy thing oto and i can be the expedition team. we'll go to easter island and look for clues about how they moved those statues. >> and the rest of us can be the home team. we can use what you guys learn to move our statue. >> yeah! >> all right! >> yeah! >> you c

it as a way to go in the social status she -- to gain the social status she desired for so long.by the 1850's, she was traveling in europe as madame burr. as to whether she could actually claim the title as opposed to being the divorced wife of burr, well, that is an interesting little wrinkle in her biography. but i don't want to spoil the story, so the answer to that thetion, whether she was by 1850's the widow or divorcee, you will have to read the book. thank you, ladies and gentlemenmen, and we are open to questions. [applause] yes? >> what was burr's primary mode of -- [indiscernible] margaret: he wanted to speculate, because he felt that his speculations would bring so much money that he could live as he wished and not worry about finances. unfortunately, he tended to be wrong about these speculations. but that was the idea, anyway. yes? >> the mansion, they have a plaque that says, at some point after burr moved out, he got dale and was -- ill and was tended during his sickness at the mansion? margare: that is correct -- margaret: that is correct. i mentioned that burr mo

someone trying to sell him fake statue of liberty tickets. that's when he was punched. >> sandra bookman has the details. >> we're hearing from police tonight that they do have a suspect in this assault. and they say it is someone who has tried to pull this scam before. >> reporter: the assault on that tourist from arkansas happened late yesterday afternoon right here in front of the staten island ferry terminal. police say the man was punched in the face and knocked unconscious after he refused to buy tickets to the statue of liberty. tickets now believed to have been fake. the suspect and his female accomplice fled but were reportedly captured by surveillance cameras. investigators believe they now know who they're looking for and the mayor is promising the incident is being taken seriously. >> if there's something aimed at tourists or aimed at the staten island ferry, we will get at it very, very aggressively. we obviously deeply appreciate we have the highest number of tourists we've ever had last year, 58 million plus and we want to keep

>> i don't know that it changed the status quo. i think that the -- >> surely, you must know. >> the young man -- g, the plaintiff, had been using the rest room. >> that's the status quo. >> after they passed the resolution, he was no longer allowed to use the rest room. >> so the denial of the preliminary injunction changed the status quo. >> it did. >> okay. >> i don't quite understand that. i thought -- this is just on the facts. i thought that the school adopted a policy which is at challenge here. >> yes. >> and built three rest rooms, unisex rest rooms. >> correct. >> and that the policy is the status quo. they changed earlier. they had him using the men's rest room. and then because of complaints, they conducted a meeting and adopted the policy which is at issue here. the policy says that the person using the common rest rooms will follow their biological makeup and anybody can use the unisex rest rooms. >> correct. >> that's a challenge. that's -- judge davis is right that the ante before the policy was he was using the bat

at the top the tallest religious statue in the world. it inspires thousands of tourists each year to make the climb, but a spokesman for the arch diocese says you lose lot if you only come for a selfie. >> it's actually a catholic sanctuary. people come here not only to take selfies and pictures. they come here to have an experience with god. >> r rporter: construction started in 1926, took five years to complete. this is a 98-foot tall statue with a wingspan almost as wide covered in a mosaic of triangular pieces of soap stone women of rio in the 1930s who wrote the names of their loved ones on the backs of each tile, hoping for divine protection. >> having the certainty that their names would be remembered by the christ himself. >> reporter: a jewish architect spen years on the mountain overseeing its construction. during that time, not ono fatal accident, but the architect almost lost his life by almost falling from the saffold ingcaffolding. he put his family's name inside a glass cylinder and cemented inside the heart of the statue.

the jack community has been promised reservation status in various election campaigns.oncern now is that the unrest may not be limited to the state but could spread to other parts of the country. >> more than 7 million people are expected to vote in nigeer's election. the president is standing for a second term. there is allegations of corruption after a string of arrests. final moments of the election campaign thousands of the ruling party supporters turned out for a final vollat the stadium. jubilation over what they expect to be a clear victory on sunday. >> optimism is shelved by the sitting president. >> it is a democratic country, one of the most democratic nations in this africa. we have improved free press, news corruption and put the country on a track to where strong and stable democratic institutions are being built. >> the president is running for a second term but faces a determined opposition. one of his challengers says the collision includes the controversial head of the national assembly. he is now biehind bars ingredients of fraud are there. we will ut

state is allowed two statues inside the national statuary hall in washington. this one of smith has been there since 19-22. the effort to replace him gained support during a recent national debate over confederate symbols. on wednesday, the house approved a bill that would do that.. governor scott already indicated he would sign it. 3 potential replacements for the statue include industrialist henry flagler... walt disney.... for all and environmentalist and journalist marjory stoneman douglas. 3 3 space-x is hoping for much better weather today... to get it's falcon 9 rocket off the ground. the launch was postponed yesterday at the cape... after that severe storm moved through. the rocket is bringing a communications satellite into orbit. the company is also trying to *land the rocket back on earth.. on a floating platform. they successfully performed the rocket return on *land, back in december. but over *water is much more difficult. the last three times they 3 3 3 3 3 3 ((dave))((dave)) 3 still ahead: 3 still ahead: another healthcare headache... for the wh

. >> if i had resservations status, i wouldn't be standing in front of you. would have had a proper post in a government job. i am a graduate. i can't get a low-level local police job. how can our family and kids become successful. this system defeats us. sense 1990s, several attempts to grant the community reservation status which would have given them access to government jobs and educational institutions. this time they are determined to get it. >> all people from our community, from children to the elderly are prepared to die for this. no one can take our demands and our rights. >> it's the government leaders in a tight spot. they have been promised reservation status many times especially during election campaigns including the latest which brought the current party to power. >> more on this story now joining me in the studio had he of the politics at the university of westminster. thank you very much for coming in to speak to us. so, a you were hearing there, the effect of these protests are being felt in the capitol, itself, with the city facing a majo

. >> the man on the statue. >> that's a good question. >> nobody knows who oscar is. >> exactly whoms oscar? >> do you know? >> oscar is just a nickname for that statue officially called the academy award statuette. >> cary ricky a film critic and writer. no one knows for sure largely accredited to margaret her rick the academy librarian turned executive. 19312 years after the first academy awards. >> new statues were brought oh my god it look like my uncle oscar. >> really? >> that's why it's named that? >> the story you toll was kind of boring. >> don't shoes shoot the messenger. >> i'm not. >> it doesn't sound like a great story but it stuck. >> it stuck. and it was much easier to say. >> then there's academy winning actress and first female academy president betty davis. >> she look at its back side and she said oh, my god this looks like my oscar's derriere. she also claims credit for it. >> i'm really underwhelmed with both of those answers. >> and according to kerry it's likely untrue. >> i interviewed betty davis a couple times. very good actress and -- with casual relation t

because it tips the numbers of the people or the percentage of the population who get reservation status. you can only have 50% of the community or states having reservation. giving it to the jats will make it more than 50% as they are a large part of that population. going back to what is happening here, we're now hearing that there have been sporadic bursts of violence again, more protests where we have seen some of the biggest aggressions and that's where the protesters have set fire to buildings and vehicles. this is despite thousands of army and thousands of para military troops on the ground. they had originally said that they had unblocked many of the roads but some of those blockades are coming back on. once again this is a very fluid situation and pockets of protesters are saying they will not believe the government until they have it in written form that they will be granted reservation states us >>> separate-- status >>> separatist fighters have been involved in a standoff with military force for a third day. rebels are inside a government office. all civilians have been evacu

if you're going to build statues, let's build a bunch of statues. pitchers and catchers reported to good year today. there's news about brantly. today he took noncontact swings in good year. remember he had surgery for his torn labrum. a lot of people were worried he's not going to be ready. that still might be the case. the fact that he's going through the motion of taking some swings, not hitting the ball right now. that's a good sign. we'll be out in goodyear, arizona next week. super dave will be out here. we'll be talking describe on tuesday night during the news at 7. super dave will be out in good year arizona with all of the context from out there. 47 dates away from opening day. >> dave is not taking us to goodyear? that what i understand. >> he did post a list. i did not see any of your name on there. >> eight years. eight years, literally. >> jimmy and betsy back at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a stunning new poll. a shake-up in the race for president as ted cruz moves ahead of donald trump. plus, cruz dares trump to sue him in a big

the church is raising money to buy a new statue. the placer county sheriff's office is working with the f-b-i to try to catch the vandals. they're offering a 1- thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. a jury has found the silver springs man-- accused in the death of his girlfriend's 2-year old son-- not guilty of first degree murder and manslaughter. cody wallace though, was found guilty of child abuse causing substantial bodily harm. prison. it was back in november of 20-10 when wallace was left alone with his girlfriend's son. wallace called 9-1-1-- and said the child stopped breathing. the boy, later died. ### spring break is almost here... and washoe county health officials aren't taking any chances when it comes to the zika virus. they're offering advice for people who might be traveling to zika infected countries. since february 5th, eight people have been tested for the zika virus in washoe county. none of those cases tested positive for the virus. the c-d-c and washoe county health district recommend pre

the protestsor want residential status, and they want it now. >> the young generation is in danger of moving out. we are demanding this for a young generation. the government should renounce reservation status. >> reporter: 80 million members of the community live trees northern india. looking for opportunities in towns and cities. they are not part of the government affirmative access, giving lower cost quotas. >> the government told them it would give them the status they want. protesters say it's not enough. at the heart of the matter is trust. the community has promised this many times before, and this time they won't have confirmation. until then, they will carry on the blockades. attacks across the state and further. trucks remain. they are not getting paid and unable to leave their cargo. i have been stuck here for four days. i can't go out and get food or a cup of tea. people rob and burn vehicles. many have had tires slashed. many had to shut down. hundreds of factories closed. economic losses are expected to be close to 3 billion. this family runs a tire shop but hasn't had

the community has been promised status in various election campaigns. the concern now is that the unrest may not be limited to the state but could spread to other parts of the country >>> the bolivia nshn president changed the constitution so too he could run for a fourth term. it would see him in power until 2025. >> reporter: morales moved into this palace behind mean 10 years ago mashging him the longest serving leader in latin america by some distance. if all goes according to the pln and he wins on sunday and he wins the elections in 2019 he will be in office until 2025. he has given a voice to the large indigenous computer here. he has got the economy growing at a steady arraignment a few weeks ago the yes vote would have won easily. what has happened then is that there have been several corruption scandals, one in particular saying that the company run by a former girlfriend has benefited from government contracts. the president's denials have been less than convincing. the opinion polls have the two campaigns running more or less equal, but they

. >> the man on the statue. >> that's a good question. >> nobody knows who oscar is. >> exactly whomoscar? >> do you know? >> oscar is just a nickname for that statue officially called the academy award statuette. >> cary ricky a film critic and writer. no one knows for sure largely accredited to margaret her rick the academy librarian turned executive. 19312 years after the first academy awards. >> new statues were brought oh my god it look like my uncle oscar. >> really? >> that's why it's named that? >> the story you toll was kind of boring. >> don't shoes shoot the messenger. >> i'm not. >> it doesn't sound like a great story but it stuck. >> it stuck. and it was much easier to say. >> then there's academy winning actress and first female academy president betty davis. >> she look at its back side and she said oh, my god this looks like my oscar's derriere. she also claims credit for it. >> i'm really underwhelmed with both of those answers. >> and according to kerry it's likely untrue. >> i interviewed betty davis a couple times. very good actress and -- with casual relation to

the government should immediately grant us reservation status. >> reporter: 18 million members of the jat community live across northern india. traditionally from farming backgrounds they claim on missing out on job opportunities in towns and cities. they are not part of the government's affirmative action, for university places in government jobs. though government has told them it will give them the status they want protestors say it's not enough. at the heart of the matter is trust. they say their community has been promised this many times before and this time they want written confirmation. until then, they will carry on with blockades like this. the impact has been felt across the state and further. trucks remain stranded in long queues. their drivers say they are not getting paid and are unable to leave their cargo. >> translator: i have been stuck here for four days. i can't even go out to get food or a cup of tea. people are trying to rob and burn vehicles. >> reporter: many trucks which try defy the blockade have had their tires slashed. the protest has hit businesses hard.

this year the statues will more closely resemble the statues from the first academy awards.e made and cast from iron before they are covered in 24 karat gold. the final touch comes the night of the oscars once the winners are announced. >> at the ceremony, the recipient brings their statue to a sort of name plate engraving station. they hand us their statue and we fix their name plate to the trophy and pass it right back to them. >> so you'll be interacting with every oscar winner that night? >> yes. >> why the statue is called an oscar, no one is certain. the most accepted story is back in 1934, the academy's librarian said, that looks just like my uncle oscar, and the name stuck. the awards are sunday starting at 5:30 p.m. >>> coming up on the 9, we'll talk about some of the serious issues of the day like housing and the apple protest. but one of my colleagues, his hair has its own twitter account. it's not me. >> and it's not me. >> we're also going to talk about the warriors and spring training, coming up on mornings on 2 to 9. hi this is conor.usic ) sorry i missed you.

their status as frontrunners. trump claimed victory in south carolina's republican primary. we'll have more on that story and others in a minute. let's check on the weather with leigh. >> it is mild out ahead of a big it will take its sweet time getting here. in the meantime, a few patchy clouds, southeast wind. it is 62 in tampa. cooler in zephyr hills. we'll end up getting to 77 degrees today with increasing humidity. of course, that is above the average of 73. a mild night as well and weather and traffic on the 8's at 4:08. i take you hour by hour through today and tell you when the rain makes it. >> we have a great drive. no delays here on the bay area bridges so that is nice. let's look at surface streets here. new port richey area on state road 54 from u.s. 19 to the sun coast parkway. no delays, harbor area on u.s. 19, state road 54 to tampa road roughly 14 minutes on your commute and moving over and taking a quick look here at ybor we're up to speed. let's take a live look at the howard frankland bridge. i

right now that statue represents the state of florida washington, d.c. three recommendations will be made as replacements. the statue has been there since 1922. >>> this may be a first, a van crashed into a plane today. >> yeah. this is different. >> yeah. >> passengers headed to tampa from boston were delayed because of the crash. a worker at logan international airport in boston had gotten out of the service van thinking it was in park but it wasn't. the van started rolling toward the jet blue plane. the worker tried to hop back in but fell and got hurt. >> a big bang and a jolt. the van lifted it up and came back down. >> no one was injured. jet blue quickly put them on a different flight and they were delayed only an hour. >>> today was so nice. >> now it's time to cool things back down. >> that's how it works, huh? >> yeah. we have a cold front coming in. are trudging northward. aka eastbound there. winds out of the west. that warmed us to a fantastic 76 degrees after a low of 40 this morning. and that west breeze keeping us warm along the beaches a

so you have this humongous statue. suspend some tie hundred feet into the air and place a top a clock tower. so how did they get william penn on top of city hall? it's a good question. let's fine out. ♪ >>> you see william penn. >> yes. how did they get him on top of city hall. >> they hoisted him up. >> no, it wasn't a latter. >> lifting system. >> helicopter. >> how did he get up there. >> good question. how did they get pillly penn to the top? >> well that a really interesting question lee arnold represents the historical society of pennsylvania. he says the equipment options were limited in 1894. >> a lot of may have been told the old-fashioned way with ropes and pullies an lot of very strong men. >> very strong. >> 37 feet tall, 27 tons, the bronze william penn remains the tallest statue on any building in the world. >> it's larger than life as they say. >> his of historians tell us the artist created the skull help out of clay in the basement of city hall it was then transported to tacony iron metal work where it

you wanted to hold a statue? cost i was hoping my bay was 8 1/2, but my husband is 10 1/2 pounds, so i'm really hoping he wouldn't be that big. >> holly: we're hoping for you. >> jay: that is rough, if he is 8-12 pounds? >> ingrid: 12! >> jay: better start guiness. >> ingrid: and you will finally make it in. >> jay: this is the way to do it. great. >> ingrid: we should take bets on when we will deliver. >> jay: st. patrick's' day. >> ingrid: you, march 20th. >> holly: i have to think about it. >> jay: st. patrick's' day, >> ingrid: so early! he's waiting for me to ask him this. >> jay: i didn't want to bring it up. >> ingrid: we have flurries this morning, but things are starting to wrap up. that winter weather advisory ends in just a few minutes here. so, this afternoon will be sunny but cool. 40s on saturday, 60s by sunday. so things are really starting to improve by monday and tuesday of next week. so, make sure you have the outdoor plans even for the upstate. >> holly: 8 1/2 pounds and you will name it oscar.

the wish market economy status is a separate issue even if thek get that status, they can't dump steelroducts or other things into european markets and they can be fine. us what we should be doing is making sure we're driving open markets for us to sell to china. they are the ones with the massive growth in the middle class taking place of hundreds c ofhin millions of peoplea. join. and there are many great products made that should be sold in china. sir >> andrew turner. y >> the white council can balance the books this year but fear they will be unable to do so next year.ingne would my right honorable friendo confirm the agovernment's willingness to work with them over coming months to help them to access existing sources of finance or find new ways to address the unique circumstances? >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister has been told us today that more money is going into the nhs. a let me tell him that my local++% [shouting] >> wait for it. wait for it. [shouting] >> the prime minister eventually saw about the damage that high-cost credit was doing to individuals. when wi