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. >> no team. b >> set a big -- safe to say, you're a big lebron fan?verify if you were a real fan or not. and so we went on your instagram. >> yeah. >> seth: these are just some of your posts. [ laughter ] also i should note, this is from the last day. [ ughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: you like the guy. >> i do. >> seth: we are -- you're a chiefs fan. i'm a steelers fan which means we have one thing in common. >> hate the patriots. >> seth: hate the patriots. yeah. hate the patriots so much.nd [ cheerspplause ] >> i mean, i want to be fair and just say, get it." >> seth: yeah. >> tom brady. >> seth: i get it too. jealous of it. wish i had it. >> please let it end. >> seth: let >> let it stop. >> seth: i was mad at the chiefs. because once the steelers were out, i said, "i don't want to watch any football."an then someone said, "hey, the chiefs just came back against the patriots." turn on the tv. >> yeah. >> seth: and the patriots win. and i'm like, "again?" >> i know. >> seth: i didn't tcen want to it. but hopefully better times are ahead for both of us. >

team and also for the cleveland m.l. b. team and they found that for the cleveland you particularly was a very high cost they're estimating one point eight million dollars season they were losing theirs so people may feel very attached to it but in fact it does a lot of the audience a substantial amount of the audience so when they do change something else they actually have a greater participation i don't feel we can have this conversation without mentioning dan snyder dan snyder is the owner of the washington redskins he has a brace this debate but not in a way that you may imagine he says here and he said this many many times we will never change the name of the team as a lifelong redskins fan and i think that the redskins fans understand the great tradition what it's all about what it means so we feel pretty fortunate to be just working on next season we will never change the name. it's that simple never you can use caps you can use caps michael what you say back to him. you know i think. we need to. i think it's a littl

in other words, there's not an "a" team and a "b" team, you're mixing it all up over those two nightse spectacular candidates and we want to give them an opportunity to show the american people their vision. people say, wow, you have a large field. i say absolutely, we have a great field. and by having random selection for the first two debates and having the first two debates on consecutive nights, i think these are going to be two of the most widely-watched debates, frankly, in american history because it's never been done this way before. >> how many people are you planning for? >> we can hold up to 20 people in these two debates because, again, consecutive nights. >> so ten each. and -- >> right. >> do you think there will be 20 candidates? >> time will tell. but we wanted to make sure we were able, if necessary, to accommodate a large field. and, again, it's not simply saying you're going to run for president, you're going to have to meet these criteria. >> yeah. >> so you got to get out there and run a national campaign and that's why our grassroots fundraising criteria, i think

the team practicing today after their b all-starreak followed by the bye week. alex ovechki will be sitting out tomorrow's game because he chose not to play in the all-star game. but neither that or that seven-game losing streak dampening the mood at practice. this team knows they need to dturn things aro and they're happy to be back together. >> i just felt a little bit different energy around our room today and guys happy to be back with each other. for as much as we look at it, you know, differenthings to improve on, i think that this was -- this break came at a great time for us. >> it allows you to put tha in the rear view a little t bit. ihink everyone in here is aware that the points are important, you know? it's a tight race and we goto e this home stand to get our game going. we got to get back in t win column. >> all righty. we a three days away from the super bowl, and, of course, the tried and true way to pick a wier obviously is a bear with a cake. this is ozzie who wasted no time heading t the patriots' cake. >> smart bear. >> ozzie is 680 pounds.

b. to boot teams with you would expect them to come through those games and i think actually if they end up going out of the champions league and they've got a very difficult time to get themselves through their top i was i think that could actually be quite beneficial to do it because it leaves them with the bundesliga to focus on would you agree with. pretty much it would be also quite a lot of very very beneficial if it would advance into the next down in the champions league because then they have still. competitions where they are active and where they want to reach the next the next round of the next group stage and on the group stage but the next round so if by and stays in the champions league it's good for them it's good for don't read very well we're going to be keeping a close eye on that that's for sure but i think what we need to do is actually take a look at some more football and some of these other games second to last time over how to deal with european contenders frankfurt and things didn't turn out well for the separate waters hanover bottled valiantly and held off the

but president trump was surrounded by the c and d team in politics because the b and a teams were gettingaid by losing candidates. so he built a campaign of people that weren't desirable to the other candidates, and they wound up winning, and those are the people he brought with him. and they're not necessarily the best people to run a campaign or a white house with. >> russia was -- >> you can't be in the c and d team and not be colluding or trying to make money with the announced enemies of the united states government, no matter what level of the team you're in. but thank you, mark thompson. thank you, erick erickson. >> thank you. >>> up next, my thoughts on the viral story of the weekend. "empire" actor, jesse smollett and the investigation everyone is talking about. be right back. ♪ hoo - want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over 100,000 tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world like new york, from bus tours to breathtaking adventures. tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can canc

practice for the full team started in westalm beach, florida, yesterday. >> we are sti waiting to find betherryce harper join the team or another team. former oriole shortstop many machado signed a ten-year, $300 million deal with the san diego padres. it is the biggest free agent deal i american sports history. now,ar hper is the last pig fish left in the free agent pond wght now. the teamts him back, but they are getting ready to move on without their power hitter. >> we like inteam we hathe team, look at it thilkway. we'll ta about and worry about the players we have. >> whether he' there or not, my throws are the same and it's good and separates usav mentally, weto be focused on what we have to do every day and focus on who isround us at the time and that's our job. >> well said. players we talked to all said they would welcome bryce harper back into the locker room with open arms. em pretty s most people would want him on the team. >> if they could make it happen, good thi> for sure. cbd oil is advertised all over social media. a hemp prosict pro medical benefits with no high. >> do

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all teams were required to have similar safety measures b last year's season.he daughter of the woman hit at the dodgers' game told espn, she would like to see the nettingve. >>> now, to a story you're seeing first on news 4. a new report is breaking down how much we p for auto insurance. >> it's a necessity on our local roads and often a large portion of the monthly budget.n su hogan has more on why you could be paying more than the drivers youhare the road with. >> reporter: we were given early access to this new report by the zeb zebra, an aut insurance price comparison website. you could be paying hundreds of vers that re than d live right over the county line. from the beltway, to the streets of d.c., we spend a lot of timea on the r and a lot of money on our vehicles. one of the biggestcosts, auto insurance. s report from the zebra giving insight into what is driving the costs. >> where you live is a huge factor. and also, what kind of car you drive and iow you drive the most important. >> reporter: where do d.c., maryland and virginiarate? look at this.

>( marty ) as you can see --- steve carell teams up with rappers cardi b and lil john to try and get( dave ) ( marty ) and as we ( marty )( marty ) and as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. and i'm live with a look at how the rain is affecting your morning commute. ( marty ) the bay area is being pelted by a powerful storm this weekend. heavy rain and strong winds and local flooding are expected throughout that day. power outages are being reported in some sports. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday

temperatures risn most areas, but if you live up to the northwest, a, we saw more snow, st, b, the colder side. storm team 4 radll tracking areas of rain. most of this is on the light side. annapolis across the chesapeake bay, a littleie he and fredericksburg a little heavier. this is where we are seeing soms arf freezing rain still down around the culpeper are frederick county, maryland. this is an area that is prone to ice. and a that just a week half ago, as a matter of fact. but that's really about it. we're not seeing much more. now, we've already seen a coating out there on many of the trees. a lot of trees are weighed down right now. we could see downed branches ernight tonight and into the day tomorrow. heads up for that. we saw a lot of problems with that last week. as the storm system moves out, there is much warmer air back to the west. we're in the 50s here but it just can't cross over the mountains. we stay on the cler end of things. a dismal look at the airport night. over 200 flights cancelled too. 35 degrees. winds out of the north at 6le an hour. as long as we have that northerly flow, we

fall.ews were near b evening ao our microclimate weather team is forecasting at 5,000 feet and above, 2 to 5 feet of snow will fall through monday. listen to this, if you haven't left for the sierra yet, don't bother going. cal trans is telling people not to be on the road if you can avoid it. jeff will be tweeting and you can follow him, @jeffranieri. >>> there is a national movement urging the governor of virginia to resign. there is speculation he could step down as early as tomorrow morning. this all stems from a racist yearbook photo from 35 years ago. the governor admits he's the one in the photo. nbc bay area ian cull joins ust >> presidential candidates, members of his own party are saying demt northam should step down, the legislative bloc caucus sayinghn a 1984 yearbook page in the national spotlight because of this picture, one in blackface, the other wearing a kkk robe and hood. the page belongs to ralph northam, the democratic governor from virginia. northam confirms he's in the photo, though not specifying which person he is. the page is from the eastern virginia medical

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number one smart person on my team said let's do letters, b, c, d. i said, you're not getting it. anyway, we went to colors. so the blue line of effort, be strengthening navial power. key word is at sea. we're being challenged in blue water operations, blue water competition now. which is a bit of a different dimension as those great powers, russia and china in particular, blue better navys. and so where we talk about this -- what we talk about this in this line of effort so continuing to refine our operating interests. exercises that validate those concepts. war games. all of that is strengthening our naval power, the blue line of effort. we also talk about diversity. and we think about what will help us come to better decisions. particular rio owe i kind of dabbled in physics, but that part of our business is going to be done increasingly by high-performing machines. and so the competitive advantage is going to be in, you know, crea creativity, innovation, collaboration, with technology. and diverse teams have shown to be better at that than homogeneous teams. so we put diversit

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. >> but an investigation b t news4 i-team is raising questions about what happens to some of those dogs aftervi l the u.s. >> as our scott macfarlane discovered there are multiple ga federal inveson nooz whether the state department is doin enough to ensure these well trained dogs are well cared r overseas. >> reporter: a terror attack targeting a place american travel. five killed as gunmens stormed a tel. before the death toll climbed higher, police fought tback, poliined by the u.s. state department. >> the one thing we learned from 11 is the fact that we need partners. >> reporter: former statede rtment diplomat official frank taylor is describing the agency's antiterroris assistance program or ata. createdn 83, the program teaches more than 150 other nations including mali how t fight terror. >> we wanted to make sure they had world classil capy globally. >> reporter: that capability includes 100 bomb sniffing canines provided by the state department to countries like ordan as shown in this video posted by the u.s. embassy there. >> this gift the u.s. gives, does itave lives? >> i

. >> butxd a news investigation b the news 4 i-team raises questions about what happeo to the3 afteries into whether theÑi state department q to t ensuret these well-trained dogs are well cared for overseas. >> reporter: a terror attack targeting a place americans travel. five killed as gunmen stormed a hotel in the nation oally.i]fáf climbed higher mally policeh fought back. partment. e thingcxd we learned from 9/11 is thee1 fact that we need parc>áy department official frank taylor is describing the agency's c anti-terrorism program ort(xd a. this program teaches 150 othere nations, including mally, how to fight terror. >> we wanted to give themxd wor class cape snooblt that gave them 100 bomb-sniffing canines to countries likeçóok jordan as shown by this video posted by the u.s. embassylpçói] there. this gift, do youelieve it ves lives? >> reporter: the training is provided to improveçó and helpt( protect americans everywhere. >> the dogs are fabulous. t> reporter: which is why so striking to hear this. are you concerned that some of the dogs are not wellxd cared f? >> i know some

there is not, there will be, number one will always be number one, so a smart person on the team said let's use a, b, c, d and you're not getting, it, there will be an a, and any yeah, we went to colors and the blue line of effort goes right to operations and war fighting. strengthening naval power at and from the sea. kind of a key word that we maintain is where we're being challenged in blue water operations, blue water competition now, which is a bit of a different ty mention dimension, as those great powers, russia and china in particular build blue water navys. so where we talk about this is, what we talk about in this line of effort really is continuing to refine our operating concepts. distributed maritime operations. and those sorts of things. exercises that validate those concepts. war games that go in and test these concepts. all of that is contained in strengthening our naval power, the blue line of effort. also, in this line of effort, we talk about the importance of diversity. and we think about diversity, as an asymmetric advantage that will help us come to better decision, particularl

team is on with the state police. >> we're looking for the inability to maintain a single lane, we look for a weaving pattern. >> reporter: when this car blazes b us at nearly 120 miles per hour. a trooper pulls the driver and conducts a fieet sob tests. she said she had several drinks before t getting behind wheel. officers iell the team, alcohol isn't the only thing they're checking for these days. >> we have marijuana seizures i feelike on a daily basis. >> reporter: as states nationwide look t fully decriminalize marijuana. police why maryland say they're catching more drivers testing their luck on the highway. traffic violations in maryland up about 40%. virginia and d.c. told the i team they don't keep track of arrests forf driving under the influence of mai marijuana. but over all, it's been an increase. >> is been legal in the d.c >> reporter: this man with says he regularly drives after or while using marijuana. >> you're about to go for a drive you feel comfortable having marijuana? >> yes. not very much. >> reporter: he said he suffers anxiety and typally uses a vape device to take the edge off. he says he knows his limit. >> does it

telecom giant for a more thorough breakdown on the debate we have things off to our teams peter oliver in berlin. the g.s. m a b. association which represents seven hundred fifty telecoms carriers globally is saying that europe needs to safeguard its network security and competition well this is all related in relation to the united states well pushing for a ban on who are way products the chinese telecom giant the letter from the g s m a doesn't mention who are way by name but it's really looks at what effect a potential ban on those chinese products could have on the network in europe now who our way is the world number one telecoms equipment supplier at the moment competition between supply is essential this is according to the g s m a it's essential for the development of europe's five g. network now five g. said to be a hundred times faster than a four g. network it's said to be incredibly important for the development of artificial intelligence also for the internet of things that we're starting to see more and more in our homes now a fighting allegations of stealing trade secrets also that they breached

know his team have explains who was a b. have different points of entry where they would like for aides who enter the country one of them using the border between venezuela the other one is brazil and s. to t two point where it would also into the country a much needed area we have been there in the past and there's thousands and thousands of venezuelan leaving the country through that border and also we have heard from the opposition that they're thinking of a caribbean island where their help gathering food and medicines with the help of for of the nether lands and try to get that aid into the country as you know the situation remains that so far it's not clear yet when that aid is going to enter the country we know that the opposition would like to greet you money terry and you know you do it most specifically for example in the area of brazil we know that there was a checkpoint established by the military in the years to that area to prevent any type of aid from entering the country but then a member of the indigenous me

teams. the cardinals and the rams. so yes. strictly. >> despite the rumors, cardi b. join maroon 5 at halftime, but she enjoyed super bowl weekend. >> just in atlanta. i left her in l.a. >> cardi hit the stage at the fanatic super bowl party wearing a louis vuitton look for that performance. and there is a classic look at the national anthem on sunday ♪ bursting in air >> i see nothing but joy on your face, gladys. how are you feeling? >> awesome. >> where does this rank? this moment, as you soak it in now? >> oh my. this is way up there. ♪ brave >> i cannot say enough good things about atlanta. everywhere we went, we were greeted with a smiling face, someone willing to help. atlanta, you did a great job hosting the super bowl. kudos to you and thank you. atlanta left us with a smile on our face, but today we broke up with broken hearts because just hours before kickoff, kristoff st. john appeared in a video promoting the super bowl, but today we got the devastating news that the soap opera superstar has passed away. >> rescue 105, unconscious. >> that's the emergency

we also learned today sarah huckabee sanders has been b interviewed by the mueller team in the fall of last year. she said the president urged me like, he has every one in the administration to full by cooperate with the special counsel. i was happy the sit down with them. reports say feds are likely interested in what sanders may have known about the trump tower meeting, the cover up story and whether she was involved in crafting any misleading statements about that meeting. >> the statement that don junior issued is true. there's no inaccuracy in the statement. >> the outside counsel weighed in saying the president did dictate the statement. >> do you want to correct the record on your statement from august when you said he didn't dictate? >> once again, i'm not going to go into detail. >> the new attorney general spent his first day on the job at the justice department. second time in his career he's occupied that office, william barr. he was present in the rose garden for the president's announcement of his national emergency. >> i want to wish our new attorney general great luck a

promotion out of the equation and after that three—year window, a clu b and after that three—year window, a club should play off the bottom teams us to play more english players and develop them and that has to be good for the game. some clu bs has to be good for the game. some clubs have said ring fencing would give them the confidence to invest when most are struggling financially. exeter chiefs, the only top—flight club to turn a profit in the most recent results, reach the premiership in 2010, becoming champions two years ago, but even they fear that such fairy tales are becoming increasingly rare. the gulf between the clubs financially is so vast it has almost put the premiership beyond the reach of most championship clubs. but here at ambitious ealing trailfinders, tens of millions has been spent pursuing the dream of promotion to the premiership, one of several second—tier clubs threatening legal action if they are excluded. this is the action of 13 shareholders protecting their own interest rather than what is best for english rugby. exeter and saracens are probably ahead of everyone else but the competition everyone e

. >>> plus, more team coverage on the storm team 4 weather alert n wa the big melt is coming. not beforeheig b >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> one of d.c.'s favorite morning radio shows is making a starting onck, monday morning, tommy mcfly and kelly thomas will bring back "the tommy show." this is the team new udio, which is actually in kelly's basement. the duo will live stream their new show on spotify and i heart radio. tommy will join us this evening with more details on his new show a lot of folks were upset when theirt show l on radio. >> they were teasing us. >> one of the most anticipated college games in the country did not go as planned. we're talking about last night's game bndween duke unc. >> zion williamson is center stage. he is insanelyta nted. plenty of celebrities were in the owd. barack obama was next to reggie love. 30 seconds into the game, the duke faiward sprd his knee after his shoe blew out. it is torn up. ntbig disappointme for a lot of people. ticketrices for that game ballooned to $3,000. this is for college basketball. this is one of the biggest rivalries and

they have to be renewed every two weeks b there's no limit on getting new ones. the news4 i-teamnd that has led to abuse of the program. >> we're not talking one extra car or two extra cars, we're >> reporter: last year we heard from frustrated homeowners about neighbors using the passes over and over for their own vehicles for months at a time. we even found this man profiting off the program. >> i'll get you a new one. >> reporter: illegally selling the passes in the downtown area. >> the idea is not to make this a small business or cottage industry for selling tickets. >> reporter: after our reports, homeowner chisholm said things improved in her neighborhood for a while. >> a few weeks there weree peo who you had identified, they kind of like disappeared. but then i guess when the heat died down, they came back. >> reporter: at a recentvi ry neighborhood commission meeting, she had the passes have now popped up again. >> are you going to do anything? > reporter: but new legislation, first introduced by charles allen could stop those exploiting the passes. >> the reason it's n

teams have been divided into six groups of three. the reigning champions croatia have been drawn in group b with the host nation spain and russia.cord 32 davis cup wins to their name — are in group f, along with italy and canada. each tie will consist of two singles rubbers and one doubles match. the six group winners and the best two runners—up will qualify for the quarter—finals. the competition re—vamp is worth 2.75 billion dollars over 25 years — and it's funded by an investment group led by the barcelona footballer gerard pique. this competition can be an amazing competition for tennis. and i wanted to change the format because i understood that the old format wasn't right for the competition. the biggest players were not playing it. it was very difficult for the players, because they had to play four different weeks. but now they have two play it one or two, depending on whether they are very qualified or not. they had to travel, they had to change the surface and adapt to the risk of injuries, et cetera. i think at the end of the day what we wanted is to put things much easier for the players and to create an incredible e

we are going to talk to somebody who is actually on the negotiating team in our b block in about 10 minuteshe meantime we have to talk about how alexandria ocasio-cortez, who, as you know, is lighting up every television screen these days. she has come out with a new way to overhaul and make the world better. it is her green new deal. if you missed the announcement yesterday, listen to this. we have lots to say about it. >> today is also the day that we choose to assert ourselves as a global leader in transitioning to 100 percent renewable energy and charting that path. we should do it because we are a country founded on ideals of a culture that is innovative, that cares for our brothers and sisters across this country. we should do it because we are an example to the world. this is such a major watershed moment and i am so incredibly excited that we are going to transition this country into the future and we are not going to be dragged behind by our past. ainsley: see what the future looks like. steve: sounds great. sounds terrific. ainsley: no more airplanes. you have to take a train now.

people who are working on this, and i'm vty fortunate t this team is going to help us make this mission work. >> reporter: the applied physics blaunching spacecraft since 1959. they are nowni des and building the one that will be used in the d.a.r.t. mission with launch scheduled for june of rt2021. reg from laurel, chris gordon, news4. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm leon harris. we're going to leave you with some scenes from the patriots victory parade after winning thei sixth super bowl. i'd like to see one of those happen here. thanks for joining us. ve a great week. searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for eat taste. plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. sexual

team has advice. >> 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> you know h.e.r. as h.e.r., i grammys, best r&b album and performance. started performing with dad's band when a little girl. dad told us what it was like to see his daughter win last night. >> we were both crying. hugged each other and cried. one of those moments, wow did this really just happen? >> it did, hoping to perform in vallejo for local fans in near future and h.e.r. is having everything revealed. is that figuratively or literally? >> having everything revealed, congratulations. >> can't wait to see you. >> have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- adam sandler,

ight now, though, storm team 4 radar, scanning the skies finding not much out there. temperatures haven b mainly above freezing and parts of northern montgomery, county, just far enough above freezingo where af the ice that accumulated on the trees and power lines should have melted away during the overnight hours. it won't take longnce the sun comes up, temperatures will easily climb into the 40s today. allhat ice will be a distant memory. oh is it going to be memory. wind today 20 to 35 miles per hour at times, especially across the higherelevations, winds could gust over 40 miles an hour. windy and dry today. not bad tomorrow. cloudy but mild on friday. and then a chance for sw on saturday. we'll talk more about that with the ten-day forecast later on in the half hour. for now it's time for traffic. >>> good morning, chuck. taking a look at the 66 into town out of town no problems. stafford, though, shelton shop road at courthousead road a crash late last night, early this morning, brought down some nres. they'rehe scene trying get things reopen. right now it is shut down but should be

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that's going to help b us out we have to keep a close eye on street flooding. storm team 4 ten-day outlook. the next couple of days, what you ,n expeig winter storm impacting us wednesday so we'll probably be weather alert and then a few rain chances through thursday and friday. so something to keep an eye on.e this is changing. >> all right. thank you so much. er feel like you just can't keep up with all the stuff in your life? it's the closets, it's the cabinets, even our e-mail boxes? rtarts to feel overwhelming? well sg tomorrow on news 4 today we're working with you for tips on cleaning out clutter. whether it's a messy bedroom or your desk, maybe, that you can't seem to declutter? we'll have a few simpl solutions to help you get on track. join us every weekday morning starting at 4:00 a.m. >> still ahead, alex ovechkin >> still ahead, alex ovechkin scor his way into an choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 year

team ten-day outlook. check it out, folks. late-night tuesday into wednesday, have the pn b ready to go. thursday, things are looking better. we'll be improving. u should be fine thursday. temperatures kind of varying outside of wednesday, really, in the 50s. not bad. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, someamiliar faces reporting to spring training early. but all the talk about the nats is about who isn't ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit last use -- 0600. stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> hey, there a notable name missing from the national spring training. it rhymes with thrice barper. his chats with the phillies have intensified. why don't we talk about the nats chayers who are employed? pitchers and cs back down to work in west palm beach. ome of their buddies on the way. and the full squad repo

[applause] b, recognizing the state champion lincoln high school varsity football team. [applause] >> also tonight we're recognizing the lincoln high varsity football team for winning the california federation division, 6a state championship. this fantastic team defeated orange glenn who is the san diego division 5 champion and this team also made history not only was that the first state football title in lincoln's history, it was the first championship game ever played here in san francisco. and to top it off, they had a perfect 13-0 season. i like to invite sherry to introduce the coaches and the team. >> good evening dr. matthews board president cook, board vice president sanchez, board commissioners, deputy superintendent and of course all the parents in the audience tonight. i want to talk to you about the young men. not only they are student athletes they have the average of 3.0 g.p.a. not only they are leaders on and off the court, the most importantly, they have a heart of gold. they are very respectful when people need help in the schools, they are first ones t

you'll get alertsor b the bad weather moves in, search storm team >>> a fairfax county kidnapper who held youngirl as a sex slave and triggered a national man hunt in 2002 is released from prison now thathe's out of prison, he's being allowed to liv just minutes from that victim'sli fa home. scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: scott tyree met and groomed his victim, alicia kozakiewicz online. then he drove to pittsburgh to kidnap her. then he returned home to sexually abuse her for days. posting images of the abuse online. tyree pleaded guilty to federal sex crimes in 2003, a judge sentenced him to 19 years in prison. but 16 years later, he's been transferred to this halfway house in pittsburgh, just four miles, a short drive from where the victim's famy still lives and the sight of the kidnapping. he'll be released from custody in april and could be living in pittsburgh after. the u.s. bureau of prisons says they place people in halfway houses nearest their future homes. >> this is unreal. this is unreal. this is something that should not ever havehappened. >> but it wasn't the f

. >>> two forces in the music industry teams up once again teams up once again. cardi b"finesse" the song debuted on billboards song chart and it blew up from there. now, the duo aims to do it all over again. cardi b making that announcement on instagram saying i have a brand-new song coming up, midnight friday. >> that's tomorrow? >> wait till midnight. >> that's 12 hours. >> all right. >> all right. >> and finally this morning, we're leaning in hard on all things love to celebrate valentine's day. so as part of our share the love today series, each of us sat down to discuss our thoughts on love and the lessons we learned from it. take a look. >> love means everything. it's breathing. it's being alive. it's the reason we're on this planet. >> i feel like it's something that you spend your life learning. learning how to understand it. learning how to do it. learning how to receive it. >> love teaches you that we're all imperfect. and that we need that love of a person that loves us. to make us realize we can be better. that we want to be better. you that want to be bette

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. >>> two forces in the music industry teaming up once again, regard difficult b.on the fremix "finesse" rleased just over a yea ago. the song debuted at number one. w they aim to do it all over again. cardi b making that cement saying i have a brand new song coming out f midnightday with bruno mars. >> that's tomorrow? >> we have to wait? until midnight. >> all right. hnally this morning we are leaning ind on all things love to celebrate valentine's day. as part of our share theove today series, each of us sat thoughts onuss our love and the lessons we learned from . take a look. >> love means everything. it's breathing.ei it's alive. it's the reason we're on this planet. >> i feel like it's something you spend your life learning how to understand it, learning how to do it,earning how to receive it. >> love teaches you that we're all imperfect and that we need that love of the person that loves us, to make us realize we can't be better,hat we wanto be better, that you want to be better for that person. >> my mom taught me the mt about love. she talked a lot about

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team to the bancroft. unless we are an institution like the bancroft or here, why would a filmmaker like ken b burns know that there were chinese baseball teams? but he would go there and there would say, give me examples of baseball team photos. now if you want to there he would have that photo album to show that there were chinese who played baseball. he have to support these institutions, not only donate your paper, donate money for them to process or index them. $700,000 tout process a banker box full. so with your donation of documents, also donate some money so that they can index them. that is very important. >> as a kid, i remember every year in january, i had to go to fill out anice to alien registration card for my mother. my question is, when did that end? there was a yellow card, and every january -- does anybody know? i am not sure. dr. williams: i don't have an answer to that. >> you mentioned a lawyer, mr. towho was very sympathetic chinese-americans. if either of you could speak to any newspapers or any "white writers" in the late 19th century who also expressed any kind of sympathy toward the

team because you will never see them together again. ♪ >> it's like a roller coaster ride, this show. >> mel b. out. >> is it fake? is it real?t's happening here? >> heidi klum out. tyra banks out. >> really? >> howie and simon, they are safe. it's the biggest shakeup in years. "e.t." has confirm when the series returns for season 14, gabrielle union and julianne hough will be judges. terry crews who currently hosts "agt: the champions" will replace tyra. >> terry crews. >> if tyra doesn't come back during the summer, are you down? >> they had me at hello. i'm telling you that right now. >> our "e.t." source maintaining there was no behind-the-scenes drama or bad blood leading up to the talent overhaul. tyra, heidi and mel b. were all informed of the changes yesterday morning. quote, it was a network decision. the show does well because it has no problem adding new people and making changes. >> the dream. the impossible dreams. >> i'm not surprised this show is so successful. >> i only concentrate on what i bring to the table. >> there have been 11 judges and 5 hosts who have revolved through the doors of "agt." terry told "e