lastly, general thurman. >> thank you, mr. chairman.and i want to tell you it's been an honor for me to serve with all of these great professionals and particularly under your leadership. i think we can all take pride in what we have plishled. i think we did due diligence with this report and, number one, we answered what the congress and the administration asked us to do. i want to focus my remarks on some important aviation issues outside the apache question which mr. hale just outlined. and also, discuss putting an armored brigade combat team permanently back in europe. first, the commission recommends keeping a forge station in korea. right now, the regular army plans to remove a cab from korea as it goes from a 11 to 10 cabs. to mitigate the risk given terrain and the complexities of that commission, and the importance of fight tonight readiness on that peninsula, we believe that it is necessary to leave a regular army cab forward stationed in korea. the commission also believes that even at ten cabs one should be left there and no

thurman was serving time for attempted possession of a stolen vehicle. prison officials suspects... but have not said what started the fight. we're hearing the other side of the story in a situation that was caught on camera and has gone viral, between a motorcyclist and a driver. today we spoke to the driver who admits to pulling a gun - and pointed it at the motorcyclist after he started knocking on his window. the driver's defense- there is much more in that video that you didn't see. i felt surrounded and threatened, it was an issue. the driver of this red truck told us anonymously that nearly a dozen motorcyclists were riding around him on boulder highway. you see the second three minutes of it, there's about 3 or 4 minutes of what they didn't show you of all the motorcycles being erratic and causing issues in traffic. one of our guys went off the dirt the rider who filmed the incident and also wants to remain anonymous said it began with a dust up involving another rider and a blue suv. nats of riders/blue suv hand signals, laughter and a back and forth with that driver eviden

that's the influence of tupperman, howard thurman. >> great people. why do you say that? >> because they had the spirit of exercising and extended christian love. did you see how they forgave the individual? they reacted nonviolently. they reacted as jesus would have reacted. father forgive them for they know not what they do. and that hesson combined with -- lesson combined with the symbolism with black faith based institution, their response to violence is a lesson that should be exported by our political leaders, but our international media and mosaic can leave that imprint. >> you mentioned howard thurman. >> what did jesus say to the man whose back is against the wall on the book on the disinherited. and what would jesus say to the man whose back is against the wall today? >> and forgiveness, and love, and justice. >> yes. >> and protests. >> yes. >> and commitment, and compassion and all of that. the example set by jesus. >> that's right. >> and i think that example you gave in south carolina is a powerful example. we have a few second left, any final words to say t

and i think that part goes out to general thurman. we've got to use the garden reserve with what they're asking the army to do. if we don't take advantage of it, we will get to that tipping point where we're unable to get the people we need to do what the nation asks the army to do. >> and this goes to some of our concern when we talk about a 980,000-force one army. you can't just use half the army. the temple, the strain and stress on the active duty components is too much sometimes. particularly in various types of units. special forces and so on. they're not at that one to two bog dwell. so we have to use the guard and the reserves as they want to be used to allow some of our regular army folks to take a knee on occasion. we need to do that. >> you know, in a few budget cycles, we could see full sequestration again, and a lot of recommendations require extra money and work within the constraints of the fy-16 budget request. so how might there be changes in your recommendations, or what effect will full sequestration or could it hav

i don't think a lot of democrats would like to embrace the ideology of thurman. i don't think you will find the place where people will say do that. democrats on the judiciary committee, they want to replace the justice with someone who is, in fact, the opposite of what he was on the court. i don't think they're going to want to compromise >>> we're seeing some journalists as we wait for the president to come out and make a statement about the death of the justice. i just wanted to get you to talk about his legacy and some of the controversial or influential cases that he has had. >> reporter: he was definitely outspoken. one of the decisions he took part in, of course, was gore v bush. he was on the majority side that decided that the vote would stand and that a george bush would become president. he also had a very important gun decision. this was the first time that the supreme court actually said that under the constitution there is an individual right to gun owner ship. the words in the constitution, in the second amend are militia, but the justice wrote tha

and i have a prime time opponent in keith thurman, he's a very good fighter. we've known each other and seen each other in and out of the ring. just a lot of excitment all the ((chris maathuis)) there's a unique soccer event going on in las vegas.. it's actually a pretty cool event. it's soccer five on five.... 120 amateur teams with over 1- thousand players from all over the country are here in las vegas for four days. it's an event tied to saturday's global soccer exhibition out at sam boyd stadium but this event at the mgm village is being played to determine who'll represent the u.s.a. in the international five on five event. (( )) daniel villegas/miami; "it's been catching on for a while, it's popular in south florida for a bit so we have fun we play it back at home." charles stevenson/organiz er; "outside of america, five on five is the most popular, its strange people laugh at this but it's the most popular version of the game." marko tomljanovic;"i'm actually from europe and over there we play on the streeets all the time and it's catching up here, whe

earlier i caught up with bob thurman, v.p.on lab and asked him to give me a quick demo of how it works. >> the ball is asleep. we want to wake it up. this is a beta version of the football they're working on now. if i spin it up in the air you'll see it captures the motion that a football being thrown. it will capture the speed. the amount of revolutions. a quarterback gets a tight spiral and butts a little spin on the ball. that's a little wobbly at 16%. not very good. every time you throw the football, it measures that. not only that, it opens game mechanics. now we can play a game in the backyard. you become the receiver and i can be the quarterback and we can march down the field without actually leaving the backyard. >> could this be used to separate the best from the best? >> that's exactly how i see it. we want to measure arm strength, cognitive ability, the throwing quality and it's also a scouting tool. a tool that a quarterback can train to get better but also find that young quarterback in high school and find that

long before you meet strom thurman. >> mr. stevenson who was my history teacher felt i had potential and he worked with me. mrs. crawford who was my science teacher. i always thrived in the math and sciences in school. i always thrived. but they developed me. mr. wattson. i have never had a sports bone in my body. i have never had athletic. i could never make it like a lot of the athletes today. a he made me manager of the basketball team. i kept the score. it gave me an interest in sports and how life sort of mimics the basketball court in the arena of sports. i learned so much from that. and then bill jones. bill jones was over 4-h. he got me into livestock judging where i would judge swine and cattle. he got mre to becoe to become a speaker where i got into debate and debate forums around the state to the point where i won the contest two years in a row as a sophomore and a junior in high school. then my brother alvin followed 57 and won. these people had a significant impact on my life. the hendersons. i remember when i wa

i'll be in with nate thurman. college basketball.hristian mccaffrey checking out stanford and ucla. first half, roscoe allen goes strong to the basket. stanford playing with urgency late in the season. pickens had a big game thursday. 16 in this one. second half, michael humphrey, double teamed, stanford by seven. ucla hanging around thanks to the coach's kid. that made it 64-62. but allen puts it away, stanford wins 79-70. >>> quarterbacks threw at the nfl combine today. why are we bothering to talk about jared goth? everyone knows his hands are too small. that's a joke people. i want to clarify, i don't want twitter people yelling at me. any way, quarterbacks were asked to run first, but who cares? goth ran a 4.8, and then they threw the ball and he showed why he's going to be a top pick. despite the small hands nonsense, and that topic of conversation. he and carson went were both impressive. anybody that passes on jared goth with a high pick is going to live to regret it in round one. that's what i'm saying right here. >> we hear

captain geoff thurman says hazmat crews are highly-trained - they work carefully and cautiously to stay safe. c20 40:56 "as far as the citizens, what i can assure them is we're doing our best to mitigate the environment to keep them safe from whatever may be lookout for suspicious activity. like, people frequently entering and leaving a home. chemical bottles around the property. and an odor, similar to cat urine. c19 14:40 "we want our citizens to be safe we want to bring an end to this in our community." again, so far four people have been charged in connection to these apparent meth labs. the investigation is ongoing -- anyone with information is urged to call the crime line. live in newport news, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. police arrested and otis, for manufacturing and possessing meth. this related to a bust made on west 27th street, yesterday. a high-speed car chase comes to a crashing end in oklahoma. police tried to pull over this gray car on interstate 40 - but the driver took off. about 10 minutes into the pursuit, the driver goes off-road, barrels through a fence, and crash

some call it the thurman rule. namesake is on that and a rule that could be pointed to right now as a reason to delay the selection of a new justice until next year. joining me right no is attorney paige pate and cnn analyst paul callan. thurman gets his name on it and it's a practice that can be very commonly used on capitol hill. lawmakers will delay things but to delay a potential confirmation of an appointment by the white house for months but for as much as a year? how unusual and precedented might that be? >> well, it is very unusual to see that level of delay except in one area and that area is the appointment of judges. we have seen historically have particularly during the obama administration with a republican congress that frequently opposes him on judicial appointments we have seen substantial delays in the appointment of judges across the united states. it's not going to surprise me at all if the republicans stall this appointment, given its importance. >> how disruptive is it to have a delay, which wo

geoff thurman - regional hazmat team of that if you see suspicious activity, the chemical bottles laying out, notify the 911 center immediately and we can get out there and keep it from being a hazard to the general public." first responders want you to watch for certain signs including people frequently walking in and out of a home; chemical bottles around the property and a an odor similar to cat urine. some local voters got absentee ballots in the mail-- already filled out. election officials explain how the mix- up happened. hear why they say there's no need for concern. virginia beach mayor will sessoms says he's running hear how he's planning to handle questions about his conflict of interest case. a disabled veteran in virginia says his neighbors have lifted him up. repair nats from top of pkg see the repairs they (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security

let's go meet the thurman family! woman: whoo! steve: hey, janita. how you doing?eet you, steve. steve: well, ain't this a gorgeous side of the--y'all are just a bunch of fine little old women. what do you do for a living, janita? janita: i'm a criminal defense investigator for the alameda county public defender's office. [cheering and applause] i will help you get out of jail, steve. woman: ha ha ha ha! steve: oh, ok, 'cause i was feeling like you was putting us in there for a minute. janita: oh, no, no, no, no. i'm here to help. i'm here to help. steve: oh, ok. good. all right. well, let's meet everybody. introduce everybody. janita: well, i have my fabulous daughter jasmine, who is the mother of my granddaughter, jayla. steve: ok, that's good. janita: i have my beautiful sister-in-law, stephani. stephani: hi. janita: she's fabulous. stephani: ha ha ha ha! janita: i have my head-to-toe fabulous niece, rhyann. and last but not niece--least,

larry beil, nate thurman and i'll be here for all the interviews postgame. a couple of tidbits.w bogut is a game-time decision. jason thompson might get the start if we can't go. and the warriors are 12-1 in back-to-back games of game two. let's hope that continues tonight. i'm mike shumann, "abc7 news." >> thanks a lot, shu. >>> golden state didn't make any deals before the deadline, but with festus azeali out for at least a month, they may try to add anderson varejao. he'll clear waivers on sunday. he's played his entire career with the cavs. they traded him to portland who then released him. the thunder, spurs, and mavs are all said to be interested in the 6'11" center. when asked about signing him, steve kerr says it makes sense. > >>> devon watson has his shot blocked here. steven haynie puts up a prayer for the win but no good. so they go to overtime. there it was all loyola. haynie for three of his 25. lmu wins in overtime 100-87. the dons drop to 8-8 in conference play. >>> now to baseball. barry bonds is back at spring training. this time as a hitting coach for the miam

i don't care about the thurman rule, it is important. a year isn't too long to wait.nue to function. all decisions will be upheld by the lower court. our democracy will survive. it's better to let people weigh in on it than let it be decided by a 6-8 vote. >> when the president was overwhelmingly elected in 2008 and 2012, that's the presidential election, do you serve for a full four years until january 20th when a new president comes? >> he has a right to nominate someone and make a case. the senate has a right to -- >> exercise the power, to review the president's nominees and vote on them. >> the senate has a duty to provide advice and consent. >> should they take it to a vote, then? >> he have no obligation to take it to a vote. >> how are they advising and consenting. at the end of the day this is going to hugely impact the balance of the senate. >> absolutely. >> 2016. you have a number of republicans running in states that obama won and a number of -- blue states. >> a bunch have come out in favor or the block, blocking. >> is there a neutral term for it? >> th

tom: the idea here is going back to the thurman rule and that you -- last year of a presidency where the majority in the senate is held by the opposite party, that you should not appoint someone. i think president obama will pat that that person deserves respect in terms of how they're treated but i think you look at the uniqueness of justice scalia in terms of both his prose and also reasoning in terms of constitutional interpretation. i think he's very different, actually, in terms of if, for example, justice kennedy's position had been vacated, there i think you would see a lot more willingness by republicans to entertain the idea of a replacement under the president's leadership. i think here, though, that the right course of action necessarily is to wait and see who wins the election and then on that basis the next president will make an appointment to the court. scalia is that unique to american jurisprudence. john: if no nominee is confirmed this year and trump wins the presidency, who should he nominate? i ask you. clarence: well, that's a wonderfully subjective question for

. >> house fire in camden, 1200 block of thurman street.ire broke out there in the rear of the residence, you can see a lot of smoke coming up from the home. i'm not seeing any flames t does appear fire fight remembers still dousing the home with water there. so far there are no injuries reported. we will keep you up-to-date on developments as they come into our news room. once again house fire in camden. >> well, with jeb bush out of the picture, remaining republican presidential candidates are no doubt looking to pick up his supporters, and that includes donald trump, who has some technical issues while campaigning in atlanta. >> they were probably sent here so that we put them in our jails. because to put them in our jails, they didn't pay the electric bill. >> and he just keeps ongoing. he wanted actually the lights to romain off after they were turned off initially. up next for the republicans, the nevada caucus tomorrow. meanwhile, hillary clinton is hoping to build momentum after her big win in the nevada cake you us saturday. make a

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after the game be sure to join us along with hall of famer thurman and donald.e will be live in los angeles with post game interviews. the clippers and chris paul ready for the warriors by taking on the spurs in. paul with the pass to jordan for the monster slam. even he appears to be impressed by that one. 28 point and 12 assist as l.a. wins big one 05-86. after three straight wins at home martin and cal at washington. bears matthews off the mark here but gets his own rebound and scores plus the foul. he had 18 points. cal got a big game from brown who throws it town. scored a team high 23. huskies kept it close but couldn't stop brown 78-75 the final. it's the bears first conference road win in over a year. fresh off the upset of oregon stanford tried to keep it going at washington state. 26 point here cardinal led at the break. cougars rally cutting lead to two. clifford. foul. stanford pull away to win 72-5 72-56. humphrey says thank you very much. had 10 rebounds. cardinal 13 and 11 over all. 6 of 7 in the conference. the sharks have been road warrior this

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after the game be sure to join us along with hall of famer thurman and donald. mike will be live in los angeles with post game interviews. the clippers and chris paul ready for the warriors by taking on the spurs in. paul with the pass to jordan for the monster slam. even he appears to be impressed by that one. 28 point and 12 assist as l.a. wins big one 05-86. after three straight wins at home martin and cal at washington. bears matthews off the mark here but gets his own rebound and scores plus the foul. he had 18 points. cal got a big game from brown who throws it town. scored a team high 23. huskies kept it close but couldn't stop brown 78-75 the final. it's the bears first conference road win in over a year. fresh off the upset of oregon stanford tried to keep it going at washington state. 26 point here cardinal led at the break. cougars rally cutting lead to two. clifford. foul. stanford pull away to win 72-5 72-56. humphrey says thank you very much. had 10 rebounds. cardinal 13 and 11 over all. 6 of 7 in the conference. the sharks have been road warrior t

jeff thurman is the captain of the new port the telltale signs of a meth lab are scattered bottles the smell of chemicals in on usual foot traffic in and out of the house. these are signs that police want you to recognize in anonymously report. we want our citizens to be safe we want to bring an end to this in our community because we want to commute you to be a safe and that wonderful place to live in newport news christopher j co thirteen years now as we mentioned police on the southside also have dealt with meth labs this month norfolk police busted a suspected lab yesterday and park place officers were investigating a domestic dispute reportedly found meth making materials in an apartment on twenty seventh street police charged lance otis with making and possessing math he's in jail without bond. another man at the scene received a criminal summons for frequenting a drug house and ten days ago chesapeake police arrested a man on meth charges investigators say ernest in addition to the drug charges brock also has a warrant for identity theft in isle of wight county despite his recen

environments and we can proceed a slow pace to keep ourselves prepared for what may or may not go wrong jeff thurman is the captain of the new port news hazmat team losing a lot of liquids that can turn into vapor when they do that the actual volume they filled a whole lot larger so that boeing can fill a room make an explosive environment in just the right conditions the amount of air we introduced as we enter can be enough to cause an explosion that can be extremely hazardous to our sponsors safety officials are encouraging everyone who suspects that there is a meth lab in their neighborhood to call with anonymous tip coming up at six we take a once a meth lab is busted christina's were taken thirteen years now for the da says it has seen a decrease in meth cas ses twenty twelve the latest numbers are from twenty four team that year the feds investigated more than nine thousand meth labs three hundred and nine were in virginia the year before there were more than twelve thousand cases across the country and that is thirteen hundred fewer cases than in twenty twelve people put their names favorite

shawn porter and keith thurman will fight in prime time here on cbs march 12th. it'll be the first prime time fight on cbs since muhammad ali fought leon spinks in february of 1978. should be a great welterweight title fight... between the two, they're 52- 1-1 with 38 knockouts. one of these u.s. vegas this weekend is going to thailand. five on five soccer is really popular overseas and it's catching on here. 120 teams from all over the u.s. are in las vegas competing for 35-thousand dollars and the winner earns a trip to the world soccer fives championship in thailand. > ((chris maathuis)) still ahead on this sports special... when you see a pink jersey... breast cancer awareness comes to mind. rebel... the color pink is a reminder of something she'll never take granted, having lost her mom to breast cancer. the story coming up next. for her "experience, leadership, tenacity," the las vegas sun endorses hillary clinton. just like planned parenthood action fund endorses clinton for her fortitude keeping government out of women's personal healthcare decisions. and

geoff thurman - regional hazmat team 03:41:05 "a lot of times suspicious activity, the chemical bottles laying out, notify the 911 center immediately and we can get out there and hazard to the general public." first responders want you to watch for certain signs including people frequently walking in and out of a home; chemical bottles around the property and a an odor similar to cat urine. chemical bottles around the property and a an absentee ballots in the mail-- already filled out. election officials explain how the mix- up happened. hear why they say there's no need for concern. virginia beach mayor will sessoms says he's running for a third term. hear how he's planning to handle questions about his conflict of interest case. there's a law that can save your taxpayer money in d-u-i cases, but many cities don't use it. 10 on your side investigates why they the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abus

uh, victim's name is courtney thurman. she's a freshman at the college. she was on her way home from the library. next thing she knows, perp's got her othe ground, yanks her jeans, rips her underwear. and then the crazy part. he didn't finish the deed. yeah. this is the second sexual assault we had on campus tonight. send your kid to college to get an education, instead, you get some mutt collecting trophies. how's the girl? she's okay. she's a little shook up. she seems like a pretty good kid. she able to identify the perp? no, some goon with a stocking pulled over his face. she say anything about an suv? yeah, she said she was llowed by a black escalade. great-- panties, stocking, escalade. it's the same mo. we got a sexual predator on a spree. no, no, no, you got to go back the other way. yeah. right. (laughs) yeah. ow. (laughs) no, you're supposed to hit the other guy in the head. yeah, yeah. sydney: what about morgan hall? remember patricia's wedding? it was beautiful, wasn't it? sure, syd. i was thinking about going topless to the wedding. you okay

i'll be here in studio along with nate thurman.mances by two bay area tailbacks today. lasco was the fourth fastest running back in the 40 yard dash. here's irvin. we knew he was fast. l blazing f secondest fastest on the day. was silky smooth in the drills. that guy keith marshal who came in at 4:31 fastest running back of the da >>> the chopper we're told estimated costs around $350,000. i'm thinking about some new uses v own personal commute as a result of this. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west.rs >>> nor tomorroscar robinson is thosewduuuw adding to the antiw theme going on. >> interesting. >> hey, they're going to hate. >>> hollywood's bigájw es stgea protest and a visit by the vice president. >>> and check it out. matt keller is on the red carpet at the oscars. looking good. we'll have a live report from hollywood on the finishing touches ahead of sunday's big show. tonight's prime time line-up includes last man standing, shark tank, then 20/20. join us at 11:00. >>> finally tonight a few thoughts about what r

be sure to join hairy beal with guests nate thurman, mike shumann will be live with reaction. >>> it'sen number year. you kn you kn you know giants fans are counting other another title. and johnny qato with those two joining the rotation may be the best it's been. >> i can't think i think we're this solid. and that is saying a lot. we had two guys like this, you know, they make it better. >> time to play hockey. and great goal keeping dominating this contest in the second but panthers goalie makes a stop there. florida breaks through in the third. and it's 1-1. charles woodson isn't going too far from football today hired with espn working on sunday and monday nfl countdown shows. he has been a go to reporter and now can put his opinions and talents on display. the 39-year-old played 18 seasons and was a three-time all pro. another long time player is jared allen, allen born in texas and raised in morgan hill said goodbye his way. >> i just want to say thank you for an amazing career. and this is where i was going to ride into the sunset. there is no sunset, i'm just going to ride off

. >> mikaya thurman is live in garner. good morning, mikaya. >> good morning, bill and renee. myself and photo journalist have been driving around all along. we are at 70 east and garner. you guys have been catching us at a red light. as we get moving, you will be able to see many of the brine stripes on the road. we have seen that all throughout the triangle. yesterday, sky 5 was able to capture video of the brine trucks around the belt line going around prepping for the cold weather expected later this morning into this afternoon. some important things to remember is that, as we expect make sure that you think about your pets and your plants. for both of those, you will need to bring them inside during colder temperatures because, as always, if it's too cold for us, it certainly is too cold for them. i know, bill, we talked earlier about about rufus can almost come in. >> rufus is always inside. >> he is an indoor type of walk. >> he likes to go on walks, but brisk walks, get it over with. >> thank you. >>> brian has a dog. tell us about the dog. does your dog like any time

it will be nate thurman. >> and pitchers and catchers in full swing and what a starting rotation they have if everyone would be healthy. there is a deeper starting rotation than he has had in years. and in spring training. >> this time of the year it's time to try to figure out how they like to pitch and build that strem ji that is important. >> this is what it's all about. these guys bleed baseball. just get things sad news, jim davenport passed away at age 82. he played in the 1962 world series and won a gold glove. he spent 51 years with the giants one of their own, tony phillips died the of an apparent heart attack at age 56. he spent eight years in oakland and he was a valuable utility player and ended his career in 1999. sharks won three straight games on the road. first period, hurricanes get on the board. chris terry slicks it out of mid air past martin jones, cool shot. that is worth another look. and sharks equalize seven minutes later. second period, joaqim nordstrom, not expecting that. hurricanes go on in that streak. this has been brought to you by bank of the west. all

. --- keenan again on the break..., thurman trapp lays it in... raiders win it 61-to- 45... girls action tonight...the spring valley vikings hosting the ridge view blazers for pink out night. and spring valley gets off to a fast taylor grabs the board and scores the first basket. this started a 12-to-3 run for the vikings. --- ridge view ends the run when destiny gainey takes the touch pass and lays it in... blazers down nine... --- under a minute left in the first, taylor is doubled in the paint but joi jones is there to sink the floater... spring valley takes ridge view....64-to-40. with super bowl 50 just a day away, advertisers are digging deep to come up with winning ads. this is heinz's super bowl ad. in it, a group of wiener dogs are shown running across a field to reach a family of heinz condiments...this, while harry nilsson's "without you" plays in the background. the spot is part of a new heinz slated to air during the game. mountain dew is getting back into the super bowl advertising game, the soft drink giant videos of the commercial's star ...a creature that lo

that guy right there, you may recognize him, the nfl hall of fame running back thurman thomas. he was there for the event and he spoke about his first trip to israel. alison: okay. let's get a check on how trips are moving on the roadways. jamie sullivan on traffic watch. what a difference from yesterday. >> i know! sky that is different from yesterday. this time yesterday it was dark in some areas. very rough ride. right now all of the headlights that you see are on the capital beltway. this is right near old dominion. we are used to the inner loop days. we had an earlier crash near gallows road has you to 18 miles per hour on the outer loop. pothole patching is still happening on the g.w. parkway through the everything rush. rolling closures will only have one lane blocked each time. 12 miles per hour inner loop and outer loop is a good estimate. flooding still closed off in fairfax county, prosperity avenue between route 50 and the hilltop road. gallows road is a good alternate. we are still recovering today from yesterday. let's hear more about the forecast. doug? >> jamie,

i'll be here in studio along with nate thurman.rformances by two bay area tailbacks today. lasco was the fourth fastest running back in the 40 yard dash. here's irvin. we knew he was fast. l blazing f secondest fastest on the day. was silky smooth in the drills. that guy keith marshal who came in at 4:31 fastest running back of the >>> the chopper we're told estimated costs around $350,000. i'm thinking about some new uses v own personal commute as a result of this. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west.rs >>> nor tomorroscar robinson is thosewduuuw adding to the antiw theme going on. >> interesting. >> hey, they're going to hate. >>> hollywood's bigájw es stgea protest and a visit by the vice president. >>> and check it out. matt keller is on the red carpet at the oscars. looking good. we'll have a live report from hollywood on the finishing touches ahead of sunday's big show. tonight's prime time line-up includes last man standing, shark tank, then 20/20. join us at 11:00. >>> finally tonight a few thoughts about what

be sure to join hairy beal with guests nate thurman mike shumann will be live with reaction. >>> it'sen number year. you know you know you know giants fans are counting other another title. and johnny qato with those two joining the rotation may be the best it's been. >> i can't think i think we're this solid. and that is saying a lot. we had two guys like this, you know, they make it better. >> time to play hockey. and great goal keeping dominating this contest in the second but panthers goalie makes a stop there. florida breaks through in the third. and it's 1-1. charles woodson isn't going too far from football today hired with espn working on sunday and monday nfl countdown shows. he has been a go to reporter and now can put his opinions and talents on display. the 39-year-old played 18 seasons and was a three-time all pro. another long time player is jared allen allen born in texas and raised in morgan hill said goodbye his way. >> i just want to say thank you for an amazing career. and this is where i was going to ride into the sunset. there is no sunset i'm just going to ride o

it will be nate thurman. >> and pitchers and catchers in full swing and what a starting rotation they have if everyone would be healthy. there is a deeper starting rotation than he has had in years. and in spring training. >> this time of the year it's time to try to figure out how they like to pitch and build that strem ji that is important. >> this is what it's all about. these guys bleed baseball. just get things going. sad news, jim davenport passed away at age 82. he played in the 1962 world series and won a gold glove. he spent 51 years with the giants and a's fans also lost one of their own, tony phillips died the of an apparent heart attack at age 56. he spent eight years in oakland and he was a valuable utility player and ended his career in 1999. sharks won three straight games on the road. first period, hurricanes get on the board. chris terry slicks it out of mid air past martin jones, cool shot. that is worth another look. and sharks equalize seven minutes later. second period, joaqim nordstrom, not expecting that. hurricanes go on in that streak. this has been brought to

emily: bob thurman, v.p. of innovation at wilson labs.with sports, to the battle lines drawn in ink from athletes' tattoos, take two has carved out a name in the video industry with astonishing graphics and stunning character models in its nba 2-k series that looks like real life players. their extraordinary attention to detail may cost them. turns out a tattoo company named solid observation -- oaks sketches earns the rights to tattoos on several athletes, including kobe bryant and lebron. the tattoo artists claimed they signed copyright agreements with the nba players. the company is suing for more than $1 million. coming up, the video game platform that's creating a new economy for developers and netting some teens six figures. that story next. ♪. emily: it is time now for poll teching where politics and tech merge. monday marks the start of primary season with the iowa caulk us and seems the caucuses gave twitter somewhat of a competitive advantage. while facebook showed more interest in trump and sanders. trump cruz and clinton as th

we have a row home fire in camden blocking all lanes on thurman avenue at louis street.e have someone reporting an accident scont schuylkill on thl expressway eastbound in lower him or merion. 33 in allentown, 42 in millville. normally we would have a high of 46. starting in the morning at 40 is not bad. 351 is the high with sunshine. >>> register ton guns are due in court to fight a lawsuit filed by the families of the victims who were killed in sandy hook. >>> isis militants say they are behind a massacre in syria that left 100 people dead over the weekend. the violence coincided with a provisional deal on the cease-fire of the civil war. john kerry expects president obama and president putin to speak in the coming days to sign off on the agreement. president of syria said he will consider a truce but only if isis doesn't use it to their advantage. >>> apple is fighting a court order to hack into the iphone used sigh syed farook. the agency said they can't look the survivors in the eye if we don't follow this lead. protests to support apple are scheduled in 30 cities t

i'll be in studio with hall of famer thurman and ex warrior donald foychlt women hoop any.no. 7. other done stand early this year and start a new one tonight. stanford on the move. up ahead to britney mcphee who drives and reverses and won. never made a three in the college career until right there. junior in curry mode. isn't everybody. cardinal by 5 and off the turn over. it's mcphee again here cardinal up 14 at the brick and game just went final. 76-52. stanford. a's held first full squad work out today in arizona. a lot of new guy on the a's. custom the past two years but significant returning faces apong them mike who talked to both new and old members of the green and gold. >> like to call it name tag friday on full squad work out with the a's because a roster change over every season. familiar face back here. >> been on the shuttle 2012 houston 13, 14 oakland. 16 back in oakland. >> hard to tell a lot of quality players. but every single year i didn't care if you get 25 if you guys or 25 exact same guys. every year is a new challenge. >> we are used to that as profes

explain to our viewers, the concept of the thurman rule. >> it isn't a literal rule. it applies to the idea that the senate will slow walk or move very deliberately on any nominees, not only to the supreme court but to the appellate courts for the president in his final year. there are precedents on both sides. in 1940, franklin roosevelt nominated a candidate and was approved very quickly. kennedy was confirmed by the senate in 1988 in february of 1988. confirmed umsly. on the other hand, when president johnson tried to elevate a justice, abe fortis to become chief justice, the democratic-controlled senate balked at that. there really isn't a precedent here for what republicans are saying, where they would refuse to even consider a nominee. even if they consider the nominee, they might vote it down, but i don't think you can look back over the last century and say the senate has blanketly refused to even contemplate the possibility of the president getting a many no nation. >> ron brownstein, cnn political analyst. thank you. >> thank you. extraordinary moment. >> it

and bills hall of famer thurman thomas.an find all super bowl resources on one page at abc 7 news.com/sb 50. we posted traffic detours and videos and stories we've covered all week long. 8:35 is our time to politics now, tonight abc news will host the republican presidential debate from new hampshire. the granite state's primary is on tuesday. and it's a contest that could lead to several candidates suspending their campaigns. live in new hampshire with the story for us, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, chris, we've made our way inside to the spin room for the gop debate. the big question, what will happen tonight for this big presidential debate and i can tell you that all eyes will be on donald trump and ted cruz. donald trump because he's xpeked to be here after skipping out on the eye wiowa debate. >> it's the final push for support in new hampshire. >> i don't want anything. just want your vote. >> donald trump was in south carolina, kept out of the granite state due to bad weather. still bitter about hi

lastly, general thurman. >> thank you, mr. chairman.nd i want to tell you it's been an honor for me to serve with all of these great professionals and particularly under your leadership. i think we can all take pride in what we have accomplished. i think we did due diligence with this report and, number one, we answered what the congress and the administration asked us to do. i want to focus my remarks on some important aviation issues outside the apache question which mr. hale just outlined. and also, discuss putting an armored brigade combat team permanently back in europe. first, the commission recommends keeping a forge station in korea. right now, the regular army plans to remove a cab from korea as it goes from a 11 to 10 cabs. to mitigate the risk given terrain and the complexities of that commission, and the importance of fight tonight readiness on that peninsula, we believe that it is necessary to leave a regular army cab forward stationed in korea. the commission also believes that even at ten cabs one should be left there and

and in the senate, there has been a tradition to the thurman rule and it is unofficial and there is ahought and no lifetime appointments given after the summer before the presidential year. since it is so close to the presidential election and things are influx and really in here and the court and presidential race, that tradition not likely to be honored. and there is a lot to be happening. and we'll hear from the president and the leaders of the democrats and republicans who are digging in their heels. we want to hear from the the president what his idea is. >> we may. we may or may not. >> peter doocey. thank you. we'll go to kevin cork from the white house. we'll hear from the president but we don't know how much he will lay out for us. kevin. >> reporter: you are right. you will hear the name a great deal and now is the not the time to talk about the horse race or potential jurist that will be nominated. he will nominate someone to the height court. democrats have said on line and statements, they feel it is not only the president's right thing to do historically. and i found it

thurman breaking off and then wallace. why did not you pick 1948? my only criticism is that in 1968, nixon -- humphrey -- do you buy the theory that if humphrey had broken with johnson over the war, it might have actually made a difference? he did on the weekend before the first tuesday in november. that would have been entirely different. those are two unrelated questions. i would like your views on both of them. prof. o'mara: 1948 almost made it in, it was a matter of space. also because i wanted to think about how i could talk about other elections bridging between the ones i discussed in depth. 1948 is interesting. you can really dig deep into the changing nature of the south and anticipating what happens. it would be easier to go there by talking about 1968, the aftermath. the was changing -- breakaway, the fractures than within the democratic party. they were there in 1932 -- the new deal -- >> and thurmond was a democrat. prof. o'mara: and he exemplified for roosevelt as a reformer, this constraint, building social welfare programs -- who wer

. >> jay: and ohio governor john kasich is holding a town hall at clemson at thestrom thurman institute. the event starts at 2:15. >> holly: today is the first day all week multiple schools are not closed or delayed due to the weather. >> jay: ingrid, there might be some disappointed kids out there. >> ingrid: yeah, just avery is on a two hour day but the rest of us are okay. it's lester 29, nebo 30 degrees and robbinsville 36. looking at the day ahead, 40 by 10 a.m., lunchtime, 46 with sunshine. but it's a return to the 60s that i will share with you coming up in my full forecast, plus, our next chances for rain or maybe even some snow. well, there are no wrecks or delays right now, but jaclyn, there is that possibility for slick conditions this morning? >> jaclyn: yeah, any secondary roads or shaded areas that were icy yesterday might still be slick this morning. so, please use caution on the roads. if you are taking some of those back roads on your commute. otherwise the roads are in good shape in asheville. here is a look at i-26 westbound between airport road and brevard road. you,

some cite the thurman rule.he top senate democrat today warned the republican majority they risk their own legacy if they leave a high court vacancy for more than a year. harry reid writes in the washington post, and i quote, it is easy to get caught up in the partisan swirl of an election year, but i would urge my republican colleagues to remember that the consequences of blocking any nominee regardless of merits would hang over their heads for the rest of their careers. presidential news conference, i mentioned starts at 4:35 p.m. eastern, you will of course see it live right here on cnn. in the meantime, i want to bring in senior political reporter. so you have, not just from harry reid, this argument that senator mitch mcconnell might have painted himself into a corner here with this immediate statement, we're not going to consider. any truth to that? >> certainly that's what democrats hope. the leverage point is going to be the republicans who are up for reelection. and you see different levels of reaction

>> well, there is no such thing as a thurman rule. i used to tease the republicans.give you an example. the last two years of president george w. bush's term, democrats were in control of the senate. by this time we had confirmed two or three times as many judges of george bush's than the republicans have of president obama's. they're playing politics the same way they did when they killed about 70 of president clinton's judges by their pocket veto. the fact of the matter is a supreme court justice, let's have a vote. let's have a debate. the senate has more recesses scheduled, more holidays scheduled this year than i've ever seen in my time there. we ought to go forward and have a debate. >> you know that the republicans are arguing it's not about time spent in washington. it's about which president gets the chance to nominate the pick. you know, i've been covering you in the senate for a very long time. and i just know from experience, as do you, where you sit on these issues depends on where you stand. and if there were a republican in the white house, democrats w