i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> it stands in the way. >> it's just her house in the middle of the block. >> she won't sell out. >> the 84-year-old seen here turned down $1 million payout. >> he's caught in the middle. >> i promised her that i wouldn't let them take her away. >> that's a really big promise. >> what's "up" with that? >> people from all over the country and even around the world have stopped by this house. >> they put balloons on the house, and that's how it became the "up" house. >> it is amazing. i can't believe that she held out. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in seattle, headed toward the ballard neighborhood. it's an upscale area once known for sawmills and commercial fishing, and just down the road is one man's strange inheritance and a story with a hollywood ending. >> my name's barry martin. i inherited a tiny, hundred-year-old house from a little old lady. if there ever was a r

sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public, when an anarchist named leon czolgosz assassinates him. suddenly, vice president teddy roosevelt is sworn in. among his many big ambitions is a gut rehab of the executive mansion. >> 1902 was a major reshaping of the symbol of the white house into a more worldly time. america became m

a "strange inheritance" indeed.hem. >> it was hard but it was time, like an old jal opy peck up truck, you love it, but it is time to let it g time to move on. jamie: dennis a mum always relished her special relationship with john k kennedy, and not shy about calling in a favor, legend has it when mum retireed to connecticut had trouble receiving her social security benefits she turned to her friend now president kennedy for help, when letters on white house stationary arrived at the local social security office, officials there jumped to fix the problem, from then on mum always got her check on time. i am jamie colby, for strange strang"strangeinheritance," i ay thank you for watching. >> send me an e-mail or go to our web site [laughter] that will do. see you tomorrow. >> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> i believe his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to the auction, bought the whole lot. >> his family promises to

it becomes his strange inheritance.s wife, mildred, who keeps it safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furniture. >> when florence grows up, she moves to massachusetts, gets married, and then divorced. over time, the family is drawn back together by old age and illness. eventually, flo convinces her parents to move up to massachusetts and live with her. >> the fellow i was dating at the time was an architect, and he designed an addition for us. >> how much did that cost? >> $125,000. >> did you have that money? >> no. i had to remortgage the house. >> flo's dad dies in 1995. her mom, mildred, inherits the card. mildred is well aware flo has gone into debt and wishes she could help. but it never strikes her that she has the means until great-great-uncle archibald comes up in a genealogy class at the senior center. so he suggested that that card could be worth what? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. who in 1888 decl

"strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> ♪ john brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave ♪ >> to some, he's an insane killer who sparked civil war. >> if the revolt at harpers ferry had not occurred, the south probably wouldn't have seceded from the union. >> ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ glory, glory... >> to others, he's a saint, a martyr, a prophet. >> john brown believed that god had brought him to this earth for the purpose of delivering nearly four million enslaved people into freedom. >> what he touches become relics. >> the local people were producing fake pieces of the rope, fake pieces of the scaffold. >> what about his strange inheritance? >> somehow john brown was able to bequeath these shackles to my great-great-grandfather. >> really? >> is it a genuine piece of history? >> what does it feel like to hold them in your hands? >> i just go, "wow." >> it is a "wow." i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading into buhl, idaho, today to meet a man wit

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> it stands in the way. >> it's just her house in the middle of the block. >> she won't sell out. >> the 84-year-old seen here turned down $1 million payout. >> he's caught in the middle. >> i promised her that i wouldn't let them take her away. >> that's a really big promise. >> what's "up" with that? >> people from all over the country and even around the world have stopped by this house. >> they put balloons on the house, and that's how it became the "up" house. >> it is amazing. i can't believe that she held out. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in seattle, headed toward the ballard neighborhood. it's an upscale area once known for sawmills and commercial fishing, and just down the road is one man's strange inheritance and a story with a hollywood ending. >> my name's barry martin. i inherited a tiny, hundred-year-old house from a little old lady. if there ever was a r

it becomes his strange inheritance. it's his wife, mildred, who keeps it safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furniture. >> when florence grows up, she moves to massachusetts, gets married, and then divorced. over time, the family is drawn back together by old age and illness. eventually, flo convinces her parents to move up to massachusetts and live with her. >> the fellow i was dating at the time was an architect, and he designed an addition for us. >> how much did that cost? >> $125,000. >> did you have that money? >> no. i had to remortgage the house. >> flo's dad dies in 1995. her mom, mildred, inherits the card. mildred is well aware flo has gone into debt and wishes she could help. but it never strikes her that she has the means until great-great-uncle archibald comes up in a genealogy class at the senior center. so he suggested that that card could be worth what? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. who in 1

sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public, when an anarchist named leon czolgosz assassinates him. suddenly, vice president teddy roosevelt is sworn in. among his many big ambitions is a gut rehab of the executive mansion. >> 1902 was a major reshaping of the symbol of the white house into a more worldly time. america became m

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember... >> it's just money. can't take it with you. >> a tv hitmaker loves animals. >> he turned that creativity on animal rights, and it was unbelievable. >> one dog he rescues is off-the-charts dangerous. >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> when the hollywood owner dies, columbo becomes their strange -- and expensive -- inheritance. >> acupuncture for a dog? i know we're in los angeles, but really? [ dog growls ] >> is it all worth it? >> your kids could get hurt. you're willing to take the risk. >> we made a commitment to healing dogs and showing other families how to do it. >> welcome to the weird world of pet inheritance. >> so, are you leaving your home to the birds? [ bird squawks ] i'm jamie colby, and, today, i'm in encino, california. will rogers once said, "if there are no dogs in heaven, then when i die, i want to go where they go." but when the owners go first, especially the rich or eccentric ones, it can make for one strange inheritance. >> my na

jamie: inheritance is strange but the legacy is love. >> that is next. >> first our "strange inheritance" quiz question. what was roy orbison's first number one single? >> what was roy orbison's first number one single? it is only the lonely released on march 25, 1960, reached number 2 on billboard top 100 before going to number one in great britain. jamie: music legend roy be on soorbisondies from a heart attan nashville, in december 1988, he was 52 years old, and about to release a album mystery girl. he has another hit. >> from outsiders perspective this would be a tragedy that roy did not leave t to see the succs of this, i think my dad was already in a new career peak, where he was not walking down the street without getting mobbed. jamie: the song, you got it makes it to top 10 in start. >> quiout sit. jamie: in case you need a refresher, my trip comes with a serenade from wesley orbison. ♪ from you ♪ -- i'm crying, okay. >> ♪ i pray that you are here this day ♪ anything you want ♪ you got it. >> roy orbison passed down his love of music, and that sound. when their mother barbara d

it becomes his strange inheritance.t safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furniture. >> when florence grows up, she moves to massachusetts, gets married, and then divorced. over time, the family is drawn back together by old age and illness. eventually, flo convinces her parents to move up to massachusetts and live with her. >> the fellow i was dating at the time was an architect, and he designed an addition for us. >> how much did that cost? >> $125,000. >> did you have that money? >> no. i had to remortgage the house. >> flo's dad dies in 1995. her mom, mildred, inherits the card. mildred is well aware flo has gone into debt and wishes she could help. but it never strikes her that she has the means until great-great-uncle archibald comes up in a genealogy class at the senior center. so he suggested that that card could be worth what? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. who in 1888 declared baseball "the american

invest with confidence. >> now, back to "strange inheritance."amie: harold lemay's family continues to face the dilemma of how to honor his legacy. a chunk of harold's huge car collection has been sold off. a museum in tacoma washington, originally meant to be solely devoted to harold has a different mission. then a solution. the family decides to refit that school property that harold purchased in the mid-1990s. eric, what is this place? >> this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consider marymount the down to earth little brother. the sleek modern museum. it's the dirty finger version that celebrates harold's cars and nobody elses. it depends on the hard work of eric. everyone from the tour guide to the director is a vol

"strange >> go real-estate mogul ahead of his time. >> they jumped on a.en he is gone there isn't for the surprise of a lifetime. jamie: i am jamie colby. in tucson arizona to meet the family of a man who's spent his entire life building homes the lead to a massive collection for furniture i was married to edward bennett he left as an inheritance that had collectors around the world knocking. she is his third wife the last of eight homes that they shared until his death in 2013. and 33 years of the blended family. jamie: tell me about edmund. he was a very complex man. board in late 1920 washington d.c. serving in both world war ii and career. by 1953 he is ready for peacetime endeavors -- takes a job at the state department. making there'll contribution to the baby boom, he buys to lots in washington with plans to build a home on one and still the other. >> hopefully there be enough money and the same thing happens. >> actually was five houses before the family got to move into a larger house. >> said of the bureaucrat edmund bennett has a new career as a

now, all of you have been acting strange. who, me? i'm cool. i'm the same solid rock i've always been. [ telephone rings ] get out of the way! drop that phone! get out of there! mrs. calm, mr. cool, and mr. collected. give me the phone! got to be for me. yes? this is the evans household. they want to talk to me, ma. michael! it's for you, dear. hello? [ deep voice ] oh, hi, cindy. how you doing, baby? say what? oh, no, baby, i can't take you to the dance tomorrow night. well, because it's my sister's wedding anniversary. come on, baby, now, don't beg. what? yeah, it's cool, it's cool, but, you know, i'll talk to you later, mama. why do i feel like i'm in the twilight zone? [ knock on door ] happy anniversary, you guys. awwww. thank you, bookman. your first anniversary. and everybody said you wouldn't make it. booger, you got about as much diplomacy as a rhino who can't find his water hole. hey, look, i went way out for that. i could eat for a whole week for what i spent for that gift. oh, you must have got us diamonds, bookman. well, thank you,

but strangely, he's not hauled off to jail.hat happens next leaves a police force and an entire town scratching their heads in utter disbelief. >> i don't know if i have enough time. >> the bank robber is brian wells, a pizza delivery man. strapped to his neck and shoulders is a bomb, attached with a crude looking metal collar that locks. state police corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him, and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him because then he -- the police officers proceeded running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else, the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean i know if i would

i'm john matarese: thousands of people are getting a strange phone call from a cincinnati bank.i'm on your side with what you need to do if you get the call....just ahead. you're watching 9 on your side a phoenix bound flight makes an emergency landing in los angeles after the cockpit fills up with smoke. smoke.the plane took off with one hundred and 30 people people from san jose.it safely landed about an hour into the flight.everyone on board was checked out... and put on another flight. tonight six women are accusing the university of tennessee of allowing for a culture that enables sexual assaults. assaults.in the bombshell federal lawsuit - just filed - the woman say the school protects student athletes and is biased against victims who step forward. five current and former athletes are named in the suit.the school is not commenting. your nine first warning forecast is coming up. calls... (sot) "it's frightening, to understand, and know what potentially could be going on." john matarese is on your side to help you separate the real alerts... from the false alarms... so you don't

"strange fruit is the billie some lynching photos, and i went back to telling comics. mile stories were not working. i ran across a story of box brown, a slave who mailed himself to escape to freedom. as i found that story, people told me other ones. and with "tales of the talented tenth" i wanted to tell one story, and then do another person' s story. one was about a black woman who wrote a motorcycle across the united states in the 1930' s and the 1940' s. karen: and "tales of the talented tenth" is a phrase -- joel: about the 10% of the population that would be the intellectual to rise up and leave the community, which was in contrast to the atlanta enterprise -- that we would be laborers. it' s it we also need intellectuals. it is an interesting argument. anyone looking to change that in those books as well. karen: what was it like for you researching these stories -- and when you find out the information, there was a phrase about black history lost, stolen , and free -- what was it like for you discovering these? joel: it is magical. it. has. happened? finding the

deryn strange is an associate professor at the john jay college of criminal justice. dr. deryn strange: when you're in the middle of an investigation we absolutely know that the best thing as far as memory is concerned is to get those details as soon as possible. today, it's been more than two years since bobby bennett was shot. he sued the city of dallas, settling his case for $1.6 million. while his attorney is happy bennett received justice, he says the community would be better served police were treated like everyone else. don tittle: it serves the purpose of the police. it does not serve the purpose of justice. ross jones correspondent runs: 3:22 - 3:30 last month, a legislative committee in maryland voted 10 day waiting period in half. it now moves to the state legislature. for scripps news in washington, i'm ross jones. trt: 3:33 outcue: i'm ross jones to learn more about how officers are defending this practice-and see if officers in your community are afforded website at wcpo dot com for investigation. new at 5-30.scary moments for a local police officer. author

it's strange and a last-minute desperation attack. i don't understand why. he's got such a strong organization here in iowa but it's all fine. we feel good about it. >> make it means you must be doing something right? >> we've taken more than anybody else in attacks. jeb bush's super pac has spent close to $30 million on television which is more than every other attack on every candidate combined. you add ted cruz's attacks. when people don't attack a candidate that has no chance to win. we feel good about it and feel even better it's having no impact and we're continuing to work and move forward with our message. we're going to close strong here with our message. we like where that leads. we look forward to moving on to new hampshire and south carolina, which comes up shortly after that. >> let me ask you about those jeb bush attacks from his super spent a lot of money attacking you. steven hayes of the "the weekly standard" said the lasting legacy of those attacks may be to make donald trump the nominee. what do you think of that? >> well, trump did the i

deryn strange is an associate professor at the john jay college of criminal justice. dr. deryn strange: when you're in the middle of an investigation we absolutely know that the best thing as far as memory is concerned is to get those details as soon as possible. today, it's been more than two years since bobby bennett was shot. he sued the city of dallas, settling his case for $1.6 million. while his attorney is happy bennett received justice, he says the community would be better served"!if police were treated like everyone else. don tittle: it serves the purpose of the police. it does not serve the purpose of justice. last month, a legislative committee in maryland voted unanimously to cut the state's 10 day waiting period in half. it now moves to the state for scripps news in washington, i'm ross jones. trt: 3:33 outcue: i'm ross jones in las vegas.. detectives can wait up to 2-days before starting their investigation into an officer involved shooting. to learn more about how some officers are defending this practice.. go to our website.. ktnv.com.. for our complete..

we tend to see it as a strange reading, seemingly disconnected from gop political reality. something of a parallel universe that doesn't function the same way as the rest of the international community. a strange regime ran by crazy leaders and certain to collapse any day and no need to worry it can't and won't survive. four nuclear test, three kins, two violations of u.n. security council resolutions and one attempt by north korea to transfer nuclear technology to syria later it is clearly time for the united states to start taking the north korea challenge seriously. in fact today it estimated north korea has enough missile material for more than a dozen nuclear weapons. it has now conducted four nuclear explosive tests as you can see from this chart starting in october of 2006 and with it the quake magnitude rising with vur virtually every test. it has developed a modern gas centrifuge uranium enriched program to go along with its plutonium, and seeking the capability to match a warhead to a ballistic missile. kim jong-un seems determined on a course of the policy that s

a strange site in a strange site in wisconsin. more than a dozen parked cars broke through the ice saturday at lake geneva's winterfest. as rachel steibing shows us... it was quite the spectacle. --reporter pkg-as follows-- "it was kinda." jason st. germaine didn't walk, he ran to the lake, after a loud speaker on the ice were sinking. "there's probably four cars in front of us trying to get out and i'm actually nervous that there's so many cars close to each other on the edge there that we were gonna break through." with thousands in town for lake geneva's winter fest and the u.s. national snow sculpting competition, parking was difficult. so, drivers took advantage of the open space. "it was a great spot to go and park." but were you concerned because it hasn't been that cold yet?" "no, i wasn't really concerned because i seen all the people out there. i seen the cars on there. so, for me it was, 'okay, if there's multiple cars out there then i can put my car on there." julie rowe thought the same thing. "i just had angels, ange

. >> reporter: waiting at the scene, a man with a strange story. and waiting for detectives, a strange video. >> how creepy was that video? >> it was creepy. >> reporter: an affair to remember. >> he was the one. >> reporter: an affair to forget. >> i shouldn't have done it. >> reporter: and one more secret still to be revealed. >> she said, i need you to sit down. i have something to tell you. and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. >> reporter: i'm lester holt, and this is dateline. here's andrea canning with tangled web. >> reporter: sarasota, florida. the perfect backdrop for romance. beautiful beaches for long walks, gorgeous sunsets and the slow rhythm of a gentle gulf tide. stories of love abound in this city by the sea. but not all have ended happily ever after. like the one that unfolded here back in the summer of 2012. when secrets, lies, and infidelity led to murder. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> a man's been shot. >> it's really a twisted love story. >> it's so twisted. it's tangled. it's a knot. i'm not sure

you're acting strange. strange? what are youup to? up to? must you answerwith a question? question? ok. you're hidingsomething. no. you locked florencein the boiler room. no, but a good thought. george. i'm not hidin' anything. it's something i want to talk about. well, maybei better leave. it's not about you this time. we ought to get a gun. oh, george,not again. yes, again. we've gone overthis before. a gun will make me feel safe in my own house. i'll be terrified. this is my house, and i do whatever i want. oh, please, weez! no. can't we talk this over? no! guns kill people. people kill people. mr. jefferson,that's bumper-stickerphilosophy. there's a lot of truth on the back of a buick. i don't wantto hear any more. why are you being so stubborn about this? guns scare me. you know what scares me? the thought of somebody breakin' in. if i had a gun-- [gunshot] what was that? where'sjessica? oh, my god. jess! jessica. jessica! she's ok. she's ok. give her to me. what's this doing here? where did this gun come from? dear god, you didn't! weezy, it was an accident. you got to believe

the strange item of john lennon's that was sold for thousands of dollars at an auction over the weekend. coming up...a sports story that will be talked about for years to come. the historic finish at the daytona 500! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s primetime.. supergirl kicks things off at 8:00.. followed by scorpion at 9:00 and n-c-i-s: los angeles. then catch 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests casey affleck and richard dreyfuss. live from thailand where they are

kennedy: college is a strange place.e can be really side though i'm hoping to get it here some day. >> i don't think it's going to happen. kennedy: i'm going to ask the fantastic mr. fox. this has been strangely delightful. i hope julio pino gets fired. moments when the jeb campaign went from funny to sad to super funny. bernie sanders confesses what we have all been suspecting. "topical storm" is next. kennedy: like a bat out of heck the news flies out of the tv straight into your face. this is the "topical storm." topic number 1. this was sent to us from@gentle underscore. well done, ben. it's not been an easy road to hoe for jeb bush. he blamed marco rubio for sending seat fillers to one of his events demanding to be paid. jeb is not helping his own cause. and part of that is the lack of applause. watch what happened when he had to beg for claps in new hampshire tuesday. >> i think the next president has to be a lot quieter but send a signal that we are prepared to act in the national security interests of this countr

. >> strange doors open and close. >>> plus oscar fashion secrets from joe zee. >> everybody wants to know what lady gaga is we i've got minus i'lettg you >>> welcome back, everybody, right now we're going to take a deep dive into oscar fashion. and joining me now is editor-in-chief of yahoo! style joe zee. let's start with the dos and the don'ts of the oscar red carpet. 2012 angelina showed up as the very last person on the red carpet in that black gown. but the best picture of the night with was her legs sticking out of that bl gown. they're calling her jolene. >> how about a don't? >> don't is having support, i'm talking about undergarments her actually want to give an award, the best supportive under garment. remember gwen net paltrow approximate in that dress all the way back in 2002, even gwen gwyneth herself said i loved that dress, but i wish i had worn a brachlt and in 1997, the first person the wear a dior on the red carpet. and people either liked it or hated it, but to day, it's >> i also liked halle that stunning burgundy gown wore. one of my all-time favorites. ho thelas

it's strange to be floating on top of water. and not sinking. >> this takes the pressure off the body. joints. the brain. and allows you to float effortlessly. >> initial float start at 90 minutes. you can go longer if you want. >> most of the responses when positive. they're almost miraclous. >> . >> it is gone. watch this. that same storm system. you'll see the center of circulation. cutting quickly across texas. and the tail end of it. whipping up tornadoes here. and deadly tornadoes. >> temperatures today. we were in the 30s in the mountains. 40s west. and not bad. we rebounded with the afternoon sunshine. in to the 40s and 30s up and down i 25. after the snow this morning. the 50s and warmer temperatures south and east. denver coming in at 43. we should be at 48. we didn't touch the record of 72. from 2002. people zipping along. in front of of sports authority field. 28 and 30. with the southwest wind at 7. there's your metro temperature. >> 28 broom field. same in aurora. >> northern front range. you just didn't get the sn

>> yes, reggie, neighbors say the strange news is coming from here, apple sunnyvale complex and we her it, too. take a listen. it does sound like an auto body slop and an industrial machine, perhaps, ramping up but we cannot make it out for sure. we enjoy the security is tight and while we were shooting a guard was watching from the prius, and everyone is making a guess at to what, exactly, apple could be doing in the overnight hours. they have been secretly working on something and neighbors are guessing it is a car.

in february. >> it's strange and record breaking day and here's deal.do need the rainfall and this pattern to change but mother nature is not for multiple choice and is dishing out sunshine and warmer weather. let's go with it and the seating capacity on every restaurant along 4th street in berkeley got larger because the outdoor tables are in play for much of the winter it's not. it's been chl crane wet. but the pattern is flipped and we have been dry for a couple weeks and today is crazy with some spots in the bay area including oakland hitting the 80s today. on february 8th. so what were the records in san francisco san rafael and san jose and oakland. they were in the 70s. let's reveal how warm we got -- reveal how warm we got today all four cities saw a record high. san jose 78. oakland, 81 degrees. san rafael 74 and san francisco 75 degrees. also kent field in napa broke records today. outside right now it's still 78 degrees in oakland. san jose 76. and one spot below 70 degrees is the trivalley livermore at 67 degrees. but still 74 in san francis

barbara: it has been a strange week for duke university basketball. details after falling out f fof the rankings. coach k was not there last night. caitlin: coach k the face of blue devil basketball so when he is not there people notice. they were sending out tweets like this. this is i hope the greatest we need you back asap. and another one i feel for this fan when wait your whole life to see your favorite coach and he misses his first game since 1995. still love you, coach k. hopefully that makes him feel better as he wakes up at home. duke athletics released this statement saying that the coach was under the weather after practice and team dinner monday night. according to our sister network espn his blood pressure was high and that is what prompted doctors to keep him in the hospital last night. as a result, he was absent from

. >> a strange place to get a tattoo. not exactly what i would be called agreement. >> strange. show us? take. >> he can show us right now. are they on the part of the body where we could show on tv. there is mine. i have a tattoo. both of those were impulse buys. >> most tattoos or impulse buys. but say that. >> it's been a while. i was young and nai ve. never put arts on your body that you and be proud to hang on the wall. a valuable lesson learned. let's go to pinpoint weather as a get to work here. please tell me you borrowed them from your life. >> here is all the warm weather across the west off to the east as it has been for several weeks. tonight, we are watching as weeping cold front. off the west coast and ahead of it you can see we're each acting a lot of moisture and it's heading our way. that cold front will deliver. that's sweeping cold front will deliver a quick shot of a couple of images of snow across the mountains. i will give you the totals has tomorrow will be in the 40s for the cold front arrives and

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