@thomas was at the highest @center for the home show @signing autographs. @i spoke with thomas one-on-one @and he says he definitely wants @to be part of the bronze star @out and cannot worry about -- @the browns turnaround. @cleveland's is his home and the @suisun city. @he could be saying this but he @had high praise for brown. @he raved about him and thomas @is it comes down to picking the @right players and getting @enough good ones on the team @and he is excited about the @browns getting huge acts and @thinks he could be a great @coach for the project awesome @to get the number one coach @that was out there potentially @for our head-coaching position @that we have had in the last @few years. @it was awesome and the guys are @excited. @>> good stuff from joe. @we love to have him back. @>> makes you feel good about @the browns. @>> not a lot to feel good about @right now @>>> breaking news looking at a @huge house fire on louise @drive. @live pictures you can see the @smoke and no one inside @thankfully weather broke out. @we will keep you updated at th

thomas?omer of pepco, good news that they maintain power. luke, thank you so much. >>> i want to turn from our colleague in new york city, we're 21 minutes away from the travel ban taking effect with the city's mayor calling this one of the worst snowstorms in the city's history. let's check in with adam reis, he's in central park and it's not stopping folks from coming out trying to enjoy what the snow brings. adam, what are you seeing? >> reporter: that's true, thomas, but we're continuing to get pounded with the snow. blizzardlike conditions, it might not be technically a blizzard but it feels like one getting hit in the face all morning long. now, the snow is continuing. we expect it to continue through tomorrow afternoon in these blizzardlike conditions. the city, as you mentioned earlier, essentially shut down. the bus service shut down. long island railroad, metro north. i've got kevin joining me here. he's got his two adorable sons here. they are suffering from the conditions. but, ke

if you want to help thomas and christine... you can send your contact information and how you want to help to news desk at wcpo dot com... and we'll send your information along to weather summary: while we start our saturday forecast with cloudy skies and only slight rain chances, rain is likely to move in as we head into the evening hours. expect periods of heavy rain, especially during the game. in all, the tri-state could pick up nearly .50" of rain on saturday. a cold front will sweep through the tri-state on sunday morning, and the cold air could trigger some mixed rain/snow precipitation mainly it's the eve of the playoffs....the game the bengals have pointed toward all season long. right now there are no surprises roster-wise. quarterback andy dalton won't play for the bnegals...running back dangelo williams won't play for the steelers. leon hall is probable.the bengals have played the steelers more than any other team in the nfl....92 times...and the games are always very physical. with the success the bengals have enjo

thomas? >> jacob, thank you, sir. >>> we also have new video coming out of washington, d.c., where the national guard is patrolling the streets. nbc's luke russert is in washington with the very latest on this. that's the fresh video we're seeing right there. it seems it's gotten a little bit worse since the last time we talked to you. >> reporter: believe it or not, thomas, i've been out here since thursday when the preparations start and yesterday when it was coming down, this is the worst it's been when we've been on air and the reason why the wind gusts are really picking up. i just checked on them when i was inside of a shelter, averaging about 30, 35 miles per hour right now. this is in the center of washington, in downtown d.c., where there's buildings in theer riff that could block some of that wind so you can imagine what it would be like closer toward the shore or out in the suburbs themselves. all that being said, though, you are now seeing whiteout conditions here in d.c. and we a

thomas?n, oregon, tony, thanks. >>> we have developing news not that far from oregon down south in california where the friend of a san bernardino shooter appears in court. the only person charged in connection with the san bernardino massacre entering a plea for the first time. this as the fbi makes a public plea asking for help to close a gap in the information time line. we take you to california next. . to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her she's agreed to give it up. that's today? we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. after the deliveries, i was ok. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? for my pain, i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. >>> so we're following this news out of california where enrique marquez, the man accused of buying two rifles used in last month's attack in san bernardino, has

and of -- thomas jefferson to report.y recommendation, mr. president, attack. if you read these reports and we did they essentially say we got to stand up for ourselves. the wrong message -- these phrases like car and we americans? since when are we victims? so washington looks around and says only thing missing is the navy. i think i have an idea. let's essentially -- i will make the payments which are 20% of our economy at the time but i'm also going to commission building in navy and we will see where it goes because america early on was against a standing army, standing 80, they were afraid that the army and navy and military would become too strong and overwhelm the people. to understand what he's doing, we commission, speed up contracts, build ships. by the time washington is done, by the time adams takes power we are ready and we use these naval ships to stick up for what we believe in against the french in the clause i war. when adams is confronted with opportunity to standards to the barbary pirates, those islami

i'm thomas roberts.o have you with me and we top the hour of msnbc live with the aftermath of this blizzard. the eastern seaboard struggling to return to normal after a deadly and serious storm. the governor declared a state of emergency. the death toll has risen to 37 people across the united states. airlines canceled 12,000 flights since friday with more than 1900 flights canceled today alone, many still struggling to get back home. >> there's a little anxiety right here. we're like, let's just try to enjoy this, it's still our trip, but we're like anxiety. we want to see our babies, we want to get home. >> yeah, they want to get home and they want to hurry up and do that, because look at this. there is potentially another nor'easter coming and could hit as early as friday. we've got this covered from all angles, from d.c. to new jersey, flight issues as well, and the cost to taxpayers. i want to kick things off in our series of reports with nbc's chris ten dal gren gren at la g airport. chr kristen, p

the only people who would know .he difference laura thomas fairfax might've know lord thomas fairfax might have known. but i will think anybody else knew who they were. summarizing the genealogical relationship of george washington to billy lee goes collaterally down through south cave and then through the marriage of henry down to william and george william to billy. then it goes collaterally between williams daughter ann and george's half-brother lawrence. it is entirely plausible but it can't be proved. here and i will go to the next part of my story and wrap up with this and then take some questions. there is a painting that was done of billy lee. i would like to preface my comments about this by saying that some things that seem aren't supported by any tangible evidence. some things that seem implausible are supported by all kinds of powerful circumstantial evidence. i presentedcture because it was painted by howard pyle a wilmington illustrator. washington,image of the retreat of the remnant of washington's army after they .vacuated fort lee just over the hill is cornwallis . i

i'm thomas roberts here at msnbc world headquarters in new york.continuing to watch this weekend's massive blizzard that has really crippled the eastern seaboard. stalled everybody in place in certain areas. we've got all aboveground subway and regional train services in and around new york suspended, nonemergency vehicles they're still allowed on the roadways. that's it. so nonemergency vehicles you are allowed on the road in new york city -- excuse me, only nonemergency vehicles. we got the full traffic ban for new york into nassau county. broadway shows canceled and movie theaters closed as well and more than 14 inches of snow has already fallen in central park with upwards of two feet expected for the city today. so the situation is dangerous. people are definitely paying attention to this. and we can now confirm that there have been 13 storm related fatalities. joining me now on the telephone is the deputy commissioner of operations for new york city's emergency management. it's good to have you with me. so let's begin with any rising crises t

president george bush appointed chairman thomas to the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit in 1990, and was later appointed to that judge thomas to the supreme court in the united states. he was confirmed on october 15, 1991. i will add to this brief comment by noting he has always been a loyal friend of the society. he has introduced many of our lectures, hosted our state chair's dinner, and on one occasion gave the society's annual lecture in 1997. it is my distinct honor to present to this audience, justice clarence thomas. [applause] justice thomas: thank you, jim. judge leon. i see so many of my colleagues here. good evening and welcome to the supreme court. i am delighted that so many of you could join us this evening for the final lecture in the society's 2015 leon silverman lecture series. tonight's talk by randy barnett will focus on the slaughterhouse cases. these are particularly interesting to me. it is sure to be an excellent lecture. before injuries professor barnett i want to take a moment to reflect on th

i think thomas jefferson never read all of it. that is just my own guess. what thomas jefferson -- he immediately turned to the part involving alexander hamilton and hamilton had given this big speech where he argued, maybe the united states should have an elective -- like an elective monarch, a person that would live forever, trying to make the virginians look moderate, and thomas jefferson says there were people who were trying to create a monarchy, and from that moment on jefferson's convinced that alexander hamilton is an enormous danger to the united states and he is secretly trying to have a monarchy, and madison started thinking, gosh, there's things i wrote in the notes, i gave some speeches where i sounded suspiciously like all these things that jefferson thinks are a bad idea. so my book argues that madison took the pages and he took his speeches and he rewrote those pages leaving out the dangerous concludes he had made so thomas jefferson would not realize he had been more with the hamilton crowd than jefferson thought was advisible when he came

>> a connection there, thomas.bly not a favorable one if you'd like to see stocks go up. stocks have gone down as far as more than 500 points today so they're a little bit off the lows and they have not really in the parlance of the street caught a bid. and typically when you're going in to a long weekend, investors, professionals that dominate the market don't like to be stuck holding a lot of stocks, especially over a three-day weekend when they don't know what's going to happen in the markets that can't do anything in the u.s. if markets sell off over the weekend in china or in europe as they have been doing. so, not really a favorable outlook for that last hour of trading. >> okay. so it's going to be one to watch and everybody's going to rock the way into the holiday weekend from wall street. bumpy ride. thank you, sir. with a tonight move on to olivia sterns. talk about what i guess is fueling this because as we think about our own, you know, domestic issues, we near a good spot but china is the bigger influe

kevin thomas, drives, puts it in. about a minute 20 to go. here comes virginia, malcolm from the corner. down to four. now down to one. now three seconds to go. they get it in the corner. watch this shot. it's good at the buzzer. what a shot. and that's your game winner as darius thompson kills the deecons. >>> first place christ school at asheville christian academy. two great players. hits the jumper but the lions trail 55-45. a couple of plays later, the big crowd goes even crazier because shepherd will drive. cash knocks down to three. that cuts the lead to single digits. fourth quarter, though, belonged to the greenies. william fleming will find john folkerson. jam. christ school starts to pull away. couple plays later, folkerson lays down. watch what he does with it. one hand, two hand. christ school wins 76-56. >> it means a lot. it helps our team confidence wise headed in to our conference tournament. know we can beat them. >> stan: prep basketball affected in buncombe, henderson and asheville city schools. girls 64-44. mus . >> ashle

thomas?eck in with business and tech correspondent olivia sterns and how technology is really playing a role in this. we know we will be hearing from bonnie a lot about how the models are changing but tell us about how folks are going to use this to get through the storm. >> this is cool. there are actually new apps this year that can really prove critical in helping people weather the storm. the first one is something called survival guide. it's free, available on the android store on itunes. it's actually based on the u.s. military survival guide. chapter 15, cold weather survival, lots of great tips including things you might not expect. for example, wear your clothing loose because tight clothing restricts blood flow and that could invite cold injury. also some tips on how to avoid frostbite. for example, try to wrinkle your face a lot, wiggle your toes. this is real. people can download them now. don't wait until you don't have electricity. use your smartphone now. another one is winter

laura cornelius skip pass to jessica thomas who 12...4. keyona hayes not only rocking the rip hamilton mask but also knocking down the elbow jay just like the detroit piston great used to... 19-14 miami...the hurricanes would hold off all tech rallies as miami goes on to win 57-45... the hokies 2-5 in conference play... vmi on the road at mercer in a big south battle tonight...1. the keydets were actually tied early in the second half... trailing by 14 now... tim marshall cuts into the lead... hits the corner 3... he had 14... the lead is 11...2. vmi continuing to trim into the deficit... trey chapman drives and finishes off the glass... the keydets only down 7 with 2:38 left...3. but vmi could get no closer... mercer breaks the press and finishes on the other end to push the lead to 9...the keydets battle but come up short at mercer, 73-58... to high school hoops... radford has been unstoppable this season, tonight hosting eastern montgomery...1. the this evening... radford wins the tip... the pass to heth grant for the basket and a 2-0 l

i'm thomas roberts.reaking news and a new fight over gun reform in what was of his most emotional and impassioned addresses. president obama unveiled the executive actions designed to reduce gun violence in this country and the president defended his support of the 2nd amendment and noted the victims of the mass shootings. he' had to console and comfort during his presidency. >> 2nd amendment rights are important. but there are other rights that we care about, as well. and we have to be able to balance them. because our right to worship freely and safely -- that right was denied no christians in charleston, south carolina. and that was denied jews in kansas city and that was denied muslims in chapel hill and shaikhs in oak creek. they had rights, too. [ applause ] our right to peaceful assembly, that right was robbed from moviegoers in aurora. >> the nra released a statement saying in part, quote, once again, president obama has chosen to engage in political rhetoric instead of offering meaningful soluti

tarhonda thomas is in and becky 9backyard to give becky let's start with you... what can we expect today. a lot of the snow in the metro area started late last thanks colleen. a lot of the snow in the metro area started late last continuing into this morning... 9news reporter tarhonda thomas checking things out for us on the night and it's continuing into this morning... 9news reporter tarhonda thomas checking things out for us on the south side of town. thanks amelia... 9news reporter colleen ferreira is out driving right now to get a first hand look at the roads. she's driving towards longmont this morning. colleen- what are the roads like? thanks tarhonda.. one of the best ways for us to story this morning -- is for you to let us know what things our like in your area. 9news reporter vida urbonas has been monitoring social media for us. adlib we want to see your weather pictures. hashtag 9-wx or check for closures and more on 9news-dot-com. breaking overnight. two more businesses are burglarized in smash and grabs. it happened on south broadway near kenyon ave

he was the third in line to inherit lord thomas' english estates. and he was the third in line to inherit a 5.3 million acre proprietary. there was a lot on the line. this is the energizing force behind all the activities. george washington made this commitment to his brother, who he idolized, and the commitment lay dormant for 15 years, until his cousin, mary smith ball lee's husband died. at that point, the boys -- the future of the boys was uncertain. washington had been monitoring this for the whole time, since his brother's death, and his sister-in-law took the boys with her to westmoreland county. now, when the arrangement could no longer be sustained, he stepped forward. i think he made a sham transaction with his cousin and his brother jack. it was a family activity. and he brought the boys back to mount vernon, where he kept them in his household in privileged as a shins for 30 some years -- privileged positions for 30 some years. what i want to do is trace through the genealogy of washington and show -- george was, -- his half-brother lawr

i laugh at people that want to judge thomas jefferson. he is not perfect, but i have yet to meet the perfect person. i understand that play. they beat me to the punch. i hear he gets pounded. and that bothers me. there is a whole generation of kids they grew up in think that these conspiracy things actually happen. i met a guy on my crew who said he is related to thomas jefferson because he has a hemmings in his background. he is black. we found out a few years ago that was true. whatever happened happened. it is our responsibility to learn about them and not judge them. >> thank you for your talk today. talk to us, there seems to be one in every state. >> the way i understand it is there was a belief that he would be president. if you think of the wars, many of which came on the constitution and the fearlessness was legendary. i will give you the story and have the picture in the book. what happens is they go on a mission in these leaving everyone on the mission. sitting around talking and it turns out his brother james is not coming bac

thomas mixon has lived in mt. auburn his entire life... 3thomas "that's going to mean the world for the neighborhood because people just ride past and throw their stuff out." the goal of the neighborhood is to improve the quality of life in areas that need it most... the neighborhoods were selected after city leaders analyzed several factors including...vacant buildings, code violations, crime hot spots and drug arrests 3carol<"those are all over and i'm sure we have some here as well. heroin is a huge problem in our community." as much as 200- thousand dollars is on the way for cleaning up streets, sidewalks and vacant lots...as well as sprucing up public areas with landscaping. 2thomas "its going to make it way better for the children.they'll be able to grow up in a safe environment. safer than it is now." but that takes investments...and those who live here say their neighborhood is well worth it.. 2carol "if you wanna get from downtown to uptown, you gotta go through mt. auburn." mt. auburn and lower price hil

eye say ya' thomas, -- -- tphroeud/ may ya' thomas, -- -- tphroeud/ mayweather in the house. later in the first, it's johnson hand in the first, it's johnson handing it off thomas, celtics up by 4. second quarter, kelley getting in on it -fp/ dribble, getting into the paint dribble, getting into the paint, throwing it down. one of 7 celtics in double figures, boston pulling up 9, second half, all-star thomas deliver half, all-star thomas delivering the knockout in front of mayweather. thomas putting up 14. 11th straight game. boston at the century mark. the longest stretch since 19935. >>> the rest of the teammates enjoying r & r$ bergeron, humbled for the honor to be called a two-time nhl all-star. >> a lot of things, just to be named in an all-star game and enjoy the moment and really take advantage of the weekend and trying to have fun with it. all-star game, special to meet league -- -- >>> college hockey, 7th ra+eupg/ ed harvard, fast start for the crimson, working the advantage, shawn malone, banging home the rebound, and then in the second. check out tyler, forcing the

it was a very special game for broncos wide receiver damaryius thomas. his mother got to see him play for the first time ever yesterday. thomas's mother had been in prison since he was 11-years-old for a drug conviction. recently his mother was released when president obama commuted the senteces of 46 nonviolent drug offenders. denver quarterback peyton manning gave thomas the game ball to give to his mother. you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. just head to our website, coming up at -5-...one 9-1-1 dispatcher is in hot water this morning for ordering pizza on the job. nats pizza call 911 dispatcher: let me have one slice of cheese pizza. pizza place: okay. 911 dispatcher: let me have a lunch special... but when a real emergency was on the other line...what she did will surprise you. monday on valley view live - you know him from spike lee films crack up with comedian steve white... plus unplugged with elvis monroe the special performance.... monday at 2 on valley view live. today on valley view live - you know him from spike le

the honor bestowed on isaiah thomas. plus a snub for tom brady? >> at 6:00. hearing first-hand about the heroic rescue off the coast of turned into a disney movie. ed: the boston premiere for the finest hours is going on right now, this is a live look at the red carpet. -- is now just hours away right now. we spoke to andy fitzgerald today. of that coast guard crew who saved the crew of a ship that had split in half, in the middle of a blizzard. fitzgerald says the movie is pretty accurate, and he still remembers the rescue well, including the moment they reached the ship. >> as we approached them i looked up and saw, i said, god , how are we going to get them off of their? i thought the movie was really good. said, g, i didn' t realize it was that dangerous. [laughter] ed: it was. you were in a moment in your heroic. fitzgerald says they got the crew off just in time, the ship flipped over as they were heading back. i got chills just talking about it. heather: i can' t wait to see it. ed: gladiators descending on harvard square. you heard me righ

sarah: thomas sparrow, thank you. and now news of the attacks is affecting the mood not just in cologne but across germany. public broadcaster a.r.d. has surveyed people nationwide asking whether they are more worried now about their safety on the streets and if they will change their behavior as a result. many replied, yes, they will. the new year's eve celebrations in cologne spiraled out of control. as a result, many germans are changing their behavior. some are saying they will avoid public places. >> i wouldn't necessarily go into the middle of a crowd, which, of course, is too bad, but somehow you have a bad feeling about it. >> let's say i trust the police. i think it was also a warning signal. >> i'll think twice about it in the future and decide against doing it. reporter: following the events in cologne, 30% of germans say they want to avoid large crowds. not surprisingly, more women than men feel this way. on the other hand, 60% of germans say they're not bothered, males especially do not man to -- plan to

i know thomas and if he says he's going to do it, i believe he will. i think the young guys, especially the young guys the veteran guys committed to trying to get out there and be part of this. i think that they learn and realize how important it is. i think that when a guy like thomas says he's going to do what he can to be ready to play, and that he's going to play, i think that just shows the guys have the right type of mental attitude that you need. thomas is really all about the team, i mean that's one of the things that you really love about who he is as a person. i mean, for the time he's been that same guy, that steady rock the heart and soul of who we are as a football team and its reflected in his attitude and his willingness to doing everything he can to get on the practice field and prepare to play on super bowl sunday. ""another injury note is on jared allen. still uncertain if he'll be able to go for super bowl 50, but the all pro dos practice today, certainly good news for that panthers front four as they get set to take on peyton mannin

abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: former officer led to court in handcuffs and inside receiving a sentence to fit his horrific crimes. his eyes closed in court as a judge condemned him to 263 years in prison. this is him when he was first convicted. >> the defendant is guilty of the crime. >> reporter: bursting into tears, guilting of assaulting and raping eight women during his patrols as a cop. the attacks had gone on for months with many of the victims poor and black, with criminal records afraid to come forward. >> i was scared. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: that was until he abused this grandmother. >> he picked the wrong lady to stop that night. reporter: it was a jury that commended the 263-year ntence. e judge agreed showing no mercy. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> an oklahoma bank president has been shot to death during a robbery attempt. officials say a man walked into the bank and killed randy patterson. another employee was injured. the suspect fled in an suv.

matt thomas 3 ball from the corner and cyclones lead 49-48. then off the thomas miss. jameel mckay rebounds out to burton. and burton returns it with a no look pass. easy dunk for mckay. iowa state up 53-50. another look, great pass. but they cant hold the lead. danuel house. brings down the house with a huge dunk. texas a an m wins 72-62

thomas was airlifted to a hospital, where he later died. geoff: continuing coverage now, it's been a year since 16-year-old cobey smith was killed in greenville investigators are still searching for answers. smith's body was found on january 25, 2015, near the sliding rock creek trail. that's not far from smith's home at herit last night on clark street in the nicholtown community. family members tell us they are still seeking justice for cobey's death. allyson: in anderson, a 9-year-old was shot inside his home during a drive-by. deputies say no arrests have been made. an incident report says it happened saturday night at a home on crooked creek court. the boy's mother told investigators she was in her bedroom when she heard several gunshots. she says he showed up to her room with a gunshot to the leg. he was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. geoff: the hartwell dam flood gates are closed after opening friday. look at this video from the dam. it's only the fourth time in 54 years those gates were opened. the water w

what a finish by thomas!!! -----------------15. 5 seconds left, wake up 7--malcolm brogdon, 3 from the corner. down to 4.-----------------now brogdon a deep three----got it, 70-69 6 seconds left. he had 28---------------------- crawford only hits one of two

what a finish by thomas!!! -----------------15. 5 seconds left, wake up 7--malcolm brogdon, 3 from the corner. down to 4.-----------------now brogdon a deep three----got it, 70-69 6 seconds left. he had 28---------------------- crawford only hits one of two free throws, so wake up 2.and her comes uva..darius thompson puts up a shot at the buzzer...and it goes inwhat a finish...thompson able to hit the game winner at the buzzer...11th ranked virginia, stunswake, 72-71.not many prep games played today, but in swannanoa a big one in the caa, private school league.1st place christ school at asheville christian academy..2 games behind the greenies--and lostthem at the 3 greenie dome in december.two great players.tennessee bound john fulkerson of christ school and james madison signee, jordan shepherd of aca go to the third quarter. shepherd drives into the land and hits the jumper butthe lions trail 55-45. ---------------a couple of plays later, shepherd drives again but kicks it to alex cash who knocks down the 3 d

thomas?e really any piece of information from these e-mails that would be considered a smoking gun about how this happened? >> reporter: there is a very dramatic e-mail from the head of the department of environmental quality in which he acknowledges to the governor that they made a quote, mistake. they should have put corrosion control, a chemical in the water here to prevent the lead from leaching out. they thought they were doing it right, according to the e-mail, but they made a mistake and because of that mistake, 100,000 people, an entire american city have been exposed to toxic water. >> tony, thank you. we want to turn to our colleague, msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber. the governor is facing calls to resign but also facing the bigger issue of releasing all of his e-mails. we just have this one batch that has come out. what is the likelihood that there's going to be access to all of them? >> well, as you say, yeah, politically people say hey, let's get this guy out of here.

the thomas more public safety director charged with child today. in a statement, the school said it had no knowledge of the investigation into rob marshall, until his arrest.they say officers have not made any connection between the allegations, and marshall's role at thomas more. marshall is facing 36 counts of child pornography, after

thomas? >> katy tur reporting in massachusetts on the trail with donald trump, thanks. >>> still ahead, don't miss donald trump's campaign spokesperson joining me live at 1:45. >>> ted cruz kicked off a bus tour through iowa today intending to cement his status as that state's gop front-runner with just weeks before the caucuses. the texas senator set off on a 28-stop bus tour where he talked about being the focus of attacks by his fellow gop presidential contenders. >> two weeks ago, every candidate in the field or just about every candidate in the field was attacking donald trump. now just about every candidate in the republican field is attacking me. i guess something has changed. that's all right. they are welcome to throw their attacks. i'm going to keep my focus on our positive optimistic vision for this country. >> nbc's hallie jackson joins me from the cruz campaign bus en route to carroll, iowa. that is the next stop for the candidate. you interviewed cruz. what did he have to say? >

thomas was in court to watch the sentencing. judge charles roberts could have and as many as 15. you sped up, you ran over his leg, causing further injury. jason: thomas said after the hearing he still can' t run and jump like he used to, but is hoping to one day fully recover. michelle: we will continue to monitor storms moving through central florida. tony: we are watching this line of thunderstorms. the next half hour to 45 minutes, it will be bumpy here. the heaviest storm appears to be west of sanford. this thunderstorm is moving towards the east-northeast. we are going to watch orange city as this continues to move to the east-northeast. gusty wind. by 1:00, it is done and over with. michelle: thank you. stick with wesh 2. jason: we will be back at 4:00. you can stay connected and get you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+

thomas?lly amazing to see her looking right into some of the security surveillance videos and no fear. no fear. frances, thank you very much. >>> reactions now are pouring in from around the globe today as everyone is learned and starting to mourn the loss of music icon david bowie. ♪ we like to come and meet us ♪ there's a star man waiting in the sky ♪ >> taken from family and friends and fans way too soon, he passed at the age of 69 after battling cancer for the past year and a half. tweets from heads of state and fellow stars commemorate his amazing life. british prime minister david cameron tweeted that bowie was quote, a master of reinvention. fellow british icon paul mccartney tweeted his sympathies and rapper kanye west tweeted david bowie was one of my most important inspirations. bill neely has more from london. >> reporter: good afternoon. david bowie, dead at 69. it seems hard to believe, especially since he released his latest and last album "black star" on friday. his 69th birthd

both thomas peninsula higher education center went on lockdown. we spoke with thomas nelson students- who say it was an alarming couple of hours- they knew little about what was going on and sat in silence and fear. c2 tyler nelson 01:03:17 it was ridiculous it was tense everybody was uptight im just over there trying to keep comedic relief because you know no one wants that on their mind, it's a really serious situation" thomas nelson students say they heard over an intercom that they could leave around 2-- however we are being told that the suspect who fled is not in police custody at this hour - hampton police are assisting state police in this search an earlier alert sent out by the odu peninsula center stated that this was connected to a shooting investigation elsewhere-- we are now told that is not the case more breaking news --- congressman scott rigell will not run for re-election in november. the 2nd district representative made the announcement today. in a letter to the citizens he represents --- rigell answers the question why leave now

thomas? >> kerry sanders reporting live in tulsa for us. we'll go to those remarks when they happen. kerry, thank you, sir. now i want to go to chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" on msnbc and anchor of msnbc's "mtp daily." i was with you last night for a long time. >> yes, you were. >> until you jetted off to do "nightly news" duties. >> i did come back. you can't know it. i was the anchor of -- >> it was riveting. couldn't take your eyes off of it, didn't know what was going to happen. it's that type of electricity the trump campaign has brought all along, but what is the poll among republicans for sarah palin, specifically in iowa and the benefit to trump? >> look, i think it's the idea of gathering momentum for him. i'll be honest, i was surprised -- this wasn't the best executed trump event i have seen. i think there was -- what was really well executed was the build-up. but it was -- i don't know, there was something about the venue that wasn't -- it didn't play to the strengths o

it's what happened to thomas moore. and if -- in the british library in the summer just gone, there's a fantastic magna carta exhibition, and one of its exhibits was a book of remembrances from thomas cromwell, henry viii's bagman, thug person who has a melting heart. but the real thomas cromwell didn't have a melting heart. it's his book, it's his daily to-do list, effectively, and it's a list of must do this, or must do that, must do the other. and one of the items on it is remember the ancient, i think he calls it the ancient chronicle, magna carta. and it's a note to himself saying find out what this magna carta is all about. and we think it probably -- this note, although it's not dated, probably is from 1535 when thomas moore's trial was happening. and cromwell obviously realized that moore was preparing to use magna carta in his defense, because the first clause of magna carta, the english church shall have its liberties. and what could be more opposite to what henry viii was doing in the 1530s in wrenching engla

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phil: thomas, thank you. our social media desk has also been following this story, and elizabeth is here to talk about how reactions played out. first of all, let's talk about the police who said that new year's eve had passed fully come but then they backtracked. elizabeth: that is right, phil, and there was a post from cologne, where they said everything was calm and peaceful , and that they were in a celebrating and festive mood, and they said they only had one incident in front of the main nation in cologne. they had to clear an area in front of the station because some people were shooting fireworks into the crowd, but despite all of that, everything remained calm, and then one day later, they went on and published a statement saying they are receiving these reports from these women. the actually have a tweet from an eyewitness who was there on new year's eve. she said the police sent her away and that it is shameful they are only taking action now when everybody is reporting about it, and we talked to h

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correspondent thomas sparrow joins us. we hear the measures police are taking but it's the criticism of what they didn't do, just take us through what people are saying. thomas: ben, they are criticizing first and foremost the police, said at the beginning, that celebrations had been safe and friendly. they obviously had to change their mind on that very quickly. people are also criticizing that they reacted too late. i mean, the events happened nearly a week ago and we still know very little concrete information on who was behind these assaults and whether the people there were organized in any way. even interior minister criticized the police. he said police can't work like this so definitely police there is under a lot of criticism. ben: any sort of justification coming from police? thomas: the head of police in cologne said he was not planning to step down. he said he was needed now more than before, not only in light of the recent events but also because cologne is preparing for its carnival in a few weeks. what polic

behind his shades- trevor thomas is completely blind. gadi: "what's their reaction when they find out you are blind." trevor: "it's one of the times i wish i could see just so i could see the looks on their faces." over the last few years, trevor and his faithful dog have trekked across some of the nation's longest ...and toughest trails, 2175 miles of the appalachian trail- and all 2654 miles of the pacific crest trail totaling more than 1000 days and nights alone in the back country.... "i take each step as a gift" ten years ago, he lost his sight to a rare eye disease. but everything changed when he met erik weihenmayer, another blind man who kayaks, ice climbs and has even scaled everest. trevor sot: "he gave me the strength when i didn't have it myself." now trevor is pushing the limits of what even sighted people can do, blind guy, i shouldn't be out here." on this winter day, we followed him and tenille thru icy climbs too steep for others. he relies on his heightened hearing, to listen for subtle echoes... that allow him to sense

lisa: shocking news rocking the thomas more college community . a leader on campus is now facing 36 counts of possessing child investigation has been going on for years. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in kenton county this morning with the latest details. good morning. andrew: robert marshall has gone from being in charge of campus safety at thomas more to being held here in the kenton county detention center. he was arrested on campus yesterday. robert marshall had been around the thomas more campus for years. he' s been director of public safety for more than a decade. but on his home computer, investigators believe he was collecting child pornography. the investigation was not an easy one. investigators say he used a program to try to scrub the hard drive on his computer, making it more difficult to recover the evidence. marshall was arrested yesterday after being indicted by the kenton county grand jury. >> it' s shocking to me and it' s not really like it scares me, like i didn' t feel unsafe or anything. >> it just blows our minds tha

thomas more started working here in july. but was suspended after fort collins police arrested him last month. he's facing just one charge right now. a look at this arrest warrant affidavit. shows that we're likely be more charges coming. >> he was supposed to care for the sick and injured. police say thomas instead hurt at least one of his patients. >> >> december 24. 2013. a patient claims while under the influence of morphine. tom touched her bare breast and kissed her neck and bare breast. when she was discharged she was es escorted out by him. and said hi told her i'll find you sweety. >> . 3 days later. he sent her a friends request. through facebook. which she didn't accept. >> . sho two other women filed while patients. the first coming march 6. 2014. about 3 months after the fort collins allegation. and the second about a year later. in april 2015. >> in both cases the women were under the influence of strong pain medication. one patient reported she was sexually assaulted. the other reported having her chest ma mass

shaina: 49-year-old david ilan thomas is charged with a crime that took place five years ago. marcus mcintosh has more. marcus: 39-year-old david allen thomas is accused of sexually assaulting a girl younger than 12. >> the family was generous enough to ask him into their the young girl. marcus: the police are happy thomas is behind bars. >> it is good to have him off the street. looking at what he did and the time that he did it, there's no to be locked up. marcus: the crime occurred the delay between the alleged crimes happened in when they were reported are not uncommon. >> sometimes people don't tell until they are an adult. it is not uncommon to have a significant lag time. marcus: thomas would come into the girl's bedroom and threaten her telling her, if she told anyone it would get worse. >> particularly with kids who sometimes cannot figure out if the threats are tricks. says will come true. the polk county jail. of him in the pottawattamie county jail where he was being held on an unrelated charge. and manual is dedicated himself to young athletes is asking for help,