tim white is here to perform on our daytime stage and to talk with us about what is on the song of the mountain schedule for march. and we head back to the daytime kitchen for buffalo mac and cheese with corned beef and company. stay with us. daytime is coming today: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s tonight: mostly clear with lows in the middle & upper 20s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s & lower 50s saturday: sun & clouds with sure to join us at 5 p-m for our daytime blue ridge.. i'm natalie faunce.. and i'm lindee katdare... i have no interest in discussing politics on this show... but i don't good afternoon and welcome to daytime blue ridge. >> i'm natalie faunce. >> i'm lindee katdare. >> we want to thank all of you who have gone on to facebook and liked our page. gotten quite a few more likes and we would like to get to 5000. so please, like daytime on facebook. we are constantly giving away prizes and offering recipes and all sorts of stuff. >> we share lots of fun things on our facebook page that don't make it on air. so it's good to interact. >> i don't

well, you know this is tim white. he comes for our furry friend segment from the roanoke spca, correct? >> correct. >> january: he's here and brings a very sweet baby and today it is nemo! nemo is just adorable! just talking to him about the breed. he has spots on his ears and a terrier body. just adorable. first thank you for coming in, tell me about nemo? >> nemo is 5 years old and had him about 2 weeks. he's very well mannered and calm and seems to be good around other dogs as well. your previous animal guest, he met them out in the hallway. a little stand offish when he has larger dogs around them but he's not aggressive at all. >> january: you can tell very sweet and do sile and is trained and knows you have a meat product in there and you said he's 5 years old and only been at the shelter for weeks? >> right. he is training on the human side not to pull and grab at the animal. >> january: absolutely. he is just absolutely beautiful and came right to me and that's showing he is a sweetheart. now tell folks how th

if you're searching for a furry friend to be a new member to your family, we have just the tim white from the roanoke valley spca is here with this week's pet of the week. don't forget when we're not on the air we've made it easy to get updates on the go. you have several options... including liking us on facebook by simply searching for "wsls ten". you can also find news and traffic on your smartphone or tablet .. with the "wsls ten news app." and for your latest weather and traffic information .. including radar and future forecasts ... download our "storm team ten weather app." all you have to do is search for wsls in your i- phone or android sure on our sunday as temperatures make a run for the mid 60s under mostly sunny skies. the breeze will kick help to usher in our nice new warm air mass. today: mostly sunny and warm with highs in the mid 60s. tonight: mostly clear with lows in the mid 40s. monday: warm with a stray shower. highs in the low to mid 60s. the warmth continues into tuesday as parts of the area could flirt with 70 degrees out ahead of a storm system that will chan

and joining us now is tim white from the roanoke valley s-p-c-a and he has brought us a virginia high school teacher wakes up from a coma- and meets the man >> anchor: welcome back. a virginia teacher meeting a man after waking up from a coma and meeting the man who saved she got the chance to meet david cassidy. >> kyle: but the story about how to meet him is remarkable. they're in a car wreck in northern virginia and she ended up in a coma. her husband played and sang cassidy's music to her during hospital. coma. >> she actually got to meet david cassidy upon waking up, as you saw there. friends spread the word. casidy's manager got in touch with her. they made that dream come true happen and as you saw there, excited. >> pretty cool that cassidy's managers reached out to the family and got him involved very grateful. >> jason: i love to see celebrities do things like that.

cory: that is exactly the context -- the fact the white house is speaking about this, that tim cook is speaking about this at all, it tells you more -- it is about a lot more than this one case. how many times do we expect the white house or a ceo to say we do not comment on pending legal matters. we would expect both of them -- but clearly there is something else at play. what is at play is how much of government access through backdoors -- it has already happened. thenow the prism program by nsa has found a way to get into apple, perhaps with apple's permission, getting private files for people that are not accused of crimes in any way. brendan: tech companies are

tim white returns to the daytime stage.. see the performers who will take the stage at this weekend's song of the mountains taping.. natalie plus.. help for those who arean't tech savvy.. how to navigate microsoft's new operating system.. be sure to make time for need to know" before you head out the door this morning. happening today - the defense calls witnesses for the first time in a federal trial... stemming from the murder of waynesboro police reserve captain--- kevin quick. prosecutors rested their case... after twelve days of presenting evidence... against six alleged gang members ... four of which are charged with murder.. # a congressman is claiming more deaths are linked to the controversial birth control device--- "essure"--- than originally reported by the f-d-a the datashows a total of more than 3-hundred fetal deaths from essure. the pennsylvania congressman is proposing a bill that would pull it from the market .. to protect other women . some central virginia groups are rallying against the atlantic coast pi

chef tin tim finishes with white truffle oil and mushroom. block winter truffle and more >> with our needle we recommend dragon punch lychee. >> and here's our childed into well sake creevment enjoy. that looks so good. the recipe for this and my blog for komodo. on wsvn.com. chef tim will give you tip on how to cook stete just right. komodo is miami's newe p- it place. believe me when i tell u. live in the newsplex. belkeys nerey. bo na fa pa tito. >> danielle: and we know you know bell key. thanks belkeys. >> and now a new vegan list. ben and jer reez offering nondairy ice cream for vee against and the lack toss in tolerant. classic chunky monkey. cookies. milk and without dairy, eggs or mon honey. >> lynn: wow, vegan chunky monkey. >> danielle: i wonder if it takes great. >> lynn: i'm se it tastes great because almond milk mixed in with stuff tastes delicious. >> well, that's 7 news at 5:30. i'm lynn martinez. >> danielle: i'm danielle knox. 7 news at 6:00 starts rye. >> now on 7 news. he murdered his childhood friend and now he is afferin

landmark will theyt destroy this time.y tim >> the white house they blew up, miniature.atur very very cool how they pulled it off and blew it up. obviously it was fake.y it was f very very cool how they did it.d >> kanye west known very well for twitter rants from this point last night a lot of people talking about a tweet he sent out. ou he tweeted "bill cosby innocent". that was it. he didn't offer up anyr u a explanation as to why he decided to give his 2 cents.s 2 cosby as we know is involved ine an on-going sexual assault casec and accused by dozens more womew of similar charges.. kanye also mentions cosby in his song fax do anybody feel bad for bill cosby d he forget the namen just like steve harvey? question is why would he tweetet that? probably for attentiontti his new album is coming out.. >> he's got a line on bill cosbs in his song. sg. >> the album comes out this weee f you tweet that you'll get a ton of articles --le >> and 24 house sand retweets.ee >> kelly clarkson announc annouu she's already written as alwrit children's book inspired by her 19 month old daughter rive

apple to create software to help with the process but that doesn't settle well with apple ceo tim cook. white house press secretary josh earnest further explained the request today they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device police shot and killed for rove and his wife tess female lead after the couple killed fourteen people back in december investigators want to recover information from four weeks phone to assess the influence of isis and see if there were any other accomplices. so after hearing all of that you may be wondering how exactly does i phone encryption work and how do other tech experts feel about the fbi asking apple to disable it. alicia easy for him he is here illegally you want to explain this to us huge talker very confusing but i can tell you this right now i phone users have the option to set a security feature that only allows a certain number of tries to guess that correct password to unlock the phone before all the dead on the phone is deleted. it's a secur

where voters fromom1 states will be voicing their opinion for who they'd like to see in the white house. tim: the latest on the zika virus, health officials are now confirming two new cases in the state of iowa bringing the states total to 3. all women who contracted the virus while travelling to parts of south and central america on high alert for the virus. none are pregnant, which h a high levelconcern.n. for more on the e more infomation on the iowa public health's website. tim: 1st and for only since the mid 80's... anglers on the missouri and big sioux will be able to try their hand at reeling in a paddlefish. jenna: because of dwindling fish numbers due to habitat loss... just the second since 19-86... abc9's-- christina gri-hall-va went missouri today more (nats of water splashing) paddlefish-- one of the largest freshwater fish in north america-- and found right here-- in the missouri and big sioux rivers. "there a p ptty neat fish, , eir a planktavor, they use their bill or eir rostrum to try and direct the uh flow of small animals called zooplanktun and similar small fish is what

republicans on the senate judiciary committee wrote a letter vowing to forgo any hearings on the white house's selection. tim: attorney genenal loretta a nch is apparently supporting the federal government's demand that apple unlock a san bernardino terrorist's phone. she did not mention apple by name in testimony before a house committee today. but she did say judges have authority to tell "third parties" to help the government in its evidence search in criminal cases. " it's a long-standing principle in our justice system that if an independent judge finds reason to believe that a certain item contains evidence of a crime, then that judge can authorize the government to conduct a limited search for that evidence" authorities are hoping information on syed farook's phone will clarify the motive in the attack. they also hope it will help them determine if any other people were involved that authorities don't currently know about. investigators have not been able to crack into the phone's their own. apple is resisting a judge's order to unlock the phone, saying it would be an unprecedented breach of customer

but apple ceo tim cook says the company will resist. the white house is encouraging apple to cooperate saying this would only impact this one device. rob top vo another big win for xavier. the eighth ranked muskies beat providence behind myles davis' triple double. he scored 11 points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and dished out 12 assists in xavier's win over the friars. reds pitchers and catchers start workouts in arizona today. we'll be live at great american ball park with what you can expect when the season starts. and blake shelton is at riverbend new security. we'll take a closer look coming up in a live report. levee cam meteorologist frank marzullo has your storm tracker forecast for your morning commute ... coming up. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes r r at half-price during r half-price happier hour, p weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. the four dollar menu at steak 'n shake. featuring handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole m

tim pawlenty, and arkansas governor asa hutchinson. support came after jeb bush dropped out of the race on saturday. greenville mayor knox white, congressman trey gowdy, and senator tim scott all endorsed rubio, as well. michael: donald trump has a strong lead in the polls ahead of tomorrow night's nevada caucuses. earlier today, he was in elko, at a convention center. tonight, it's las vegas at the south point arena for trump. he also weighed in on the cruise and rubio controversy on twitter. he said, "ted cruz has now apologized to marco rubio and ben carson for fraud and dirty tricks. no wonder he has lost evangelical support." end quote. carol: meantime, john kasich is looking ahead. he moved his campaign to virginia today. the ohio governor held a number of events in the state, including town halls in richmond and fairfax. there, he talked about the first time he ran for state legislature, back in 1978. he said he got help from, quote, "many women, who left their kitchens." end quote. his campaign later clarified, saying support for kasich has always been what they call, quote, "homegrown affairs." time in california and

. >> he also said to kill the white people. tim dillon and guy benson. that does it for me.shillue. see you next time. >>> last at the past. george w. bush joins his brother's campaign. this is special report. >> good evening, welcome to washington. on this president's gaye, former commander in chief george w. bush is making an appearance with brother jeb, the third member of the family to run for the nation's highest office. but the bush political dynasty is not without its critics in the republican party, as donald trump made abundantly clear saturday night during a televised debate and doubling and tripling down on it today. all of this comes amid the

family members of the four men who were accused of raping a white woman in the small lake county town of groveland in 1949, groveland mayor tim loucks signed a proclamation urging they be supreme court overturned their convictions by an all white jury in 1951 based on a lack of physical evidence, but before retrials could happen two of the accused were shot and killed, one by the then sheriff...a third, walter irvin was also shot by the sheriff but survived a critical wound long enough to tell authorities who shot him. the fourth man was sentenced to life. the case has been written about and now a movie may be made. (sot mayor tim loucks/groveland @ 10:43:50-10:44:01) ("we felt if we began this legislation on the local level, then the legislature, senate, and governor' office would wake up and begin to take notice and do it.") for many the case stands as a reminder of the injustices blacks faced in those days...and an exoneration would be another step, they say, toward social equity.(sot mayor @ 10:45:25-:31)("something of this magnitude you can't pretend it didn't happen. it needs to be addressed...should have been addressed

you can look at tim cook's -- that's the white house. look at tim cook's comment.one that the fbi asked to do the thing. he said, one thing they asked me to do is the equivalent of a back door. is tim cook lying? i do not think so. i respect this man. everybody in the industry respects this man. we as americans have to stand behind tim cook and apple. or else we are going to be in a world of hurt. we are. >> you are saying the white house is wrong when they say this. >> yes, they are absolutely wrong. they are couping their words in ways they can make it look like it's not a back door but it is. >> back to brian's point about the issue of privacy, all these kids, me too, we all do it. we post on facebook like crazy, we post on snapchat, instagram, twitter, et cetera. what do you think about that? is that food or bad? if you are worried about being able to see stuff, i mean, there it all is. are they crazy narcissists? what? >> here's the point. i read statistics from the puig research where 65% of millennials get news from facebook. good luck. because if you are on

eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is in lower manhattan with our lead story tonight. >> the white house shot back very quickly. i'll have more on that in just a moment but city officials believe these proposed budget cuts could have a serious impact on the city. they stress this money is desperately needed to keep the city safe from terrorism. >> the nypd has successfully thwarted many, many terror plots directed at new york city. >> reporter: due in large measure to federal funding. city officials say it expands the necessary tactical force to patrol the streets to a >> all the weapons are purchased brand new. the training they're receiving. a lot of this supported by the federal funding that we're at risk of potential losing. >> reporter: the president's proposed budget would cut that funding to the urban area security initiative from $600 million to $330 million nationwide. new york's funding would be cut from $180 million to $90 million. >> not cutting them 5% or 10%, but close to 50%, it makes no sense. >> reporter: federal and city officials also point out the city is one of

michael: you may recall greenville mayor knox white, , congressman trey gowdy, and senator tim scott all endorsed rubio, as well. was the biggest problem voters faced during the primary. wyff news 4's myra ruiz tells us what happened to one voter, who then went to the right precinct, but still couldn't vote. myra: we're at the spartanburg county voter registration and elections office, where some people are casting absentee ballots. the director here says if you're going to do that, it's better to it earlier than later, and that also applies to when you're showing up at the popos on primary day. >> every single election, we have that group that, their tendency for human nature to wait until the last minute. >> they usually will come in sweating and panting, and like, "oh, i made it." myra: that's exactly what crossed through sergeant janelle martucci's mind on saturday. >> i pointed to them, and told them, it's two til 7:00. the polls don't officially close until 7:00. myra: but elections officials say they follow their own clocks, not voters' watches. sgt. martucci says she had just

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nigel: greenville mayor knox white, congressman trey gowdy, and senator tim scott all endorsed rubio, as well. gabrielle: a north charleston pastor is challenging senator tim scott in his bid for re-election. pastor thomas a. dixon announced his decision at a news conference today. dixon says he is a tireless advocate. dixon is a community activist and democrat. scott is a republican, and has served since 2013. he was appointed by governor nikki haley following the resignation of jim demint. the senatorial election is coming up this november. nigel: the upstate homeschool co-op delivered donations to the greenville children's hospital today. officials from the co-op say they raised money, and made blankets and tray liners, for the children in the hospital. club worked on the project. a volunteer we spoke to says, blankets are needed the most during the winter season. >> we decided that doing something like blankets to the hospital would be something good for us to give, that they can use a lot, that wasn't something specific. nigel: volunteers say they held to pay for the fabric for t

receiving an onslaught of endorsements before the nevada contest.sot tim scott, "i'm 100 percent sure that our best path to the white house is for marco rubio to be our nominee."vothe cruz campaign fired a top aide monday over spreading false information about rubio. the effects of that dust-up on his chances, remain to be seena& but the iowa caucus winner continues to point out one glaring problem for rubioa&sot ted cruz, "you weren't able to win in iowa. you weren't able to win in new hampshire or south carolina. when can you win a statea&" vowhile the other 2 remaining gop candidates - ben carson and john kasich - are just trying to hang on until super tuesdaya&sotlara brown, 3 (covered by vo at first) "i would argue it really is a 3-man race at this point. i imagine that you will see essentially donald trump, marco rubio, and senator cruz really splitting up closer to about 85 percent of the vote between them."on-cam tagscott thuman, (not verbatim) "right now donald trump has 67 delegates. his nearest competitor ted cruz has 11. trump has big lead as nevada with 30 delegates up for scott thuman, now back to you.

in yemen 18 months ago >>> when donald trump started his campaign for the white house house they thought they had a handle on timtrump's dominance has gone on longer than the pundits predicted. he's making all kinds of people nervous. he articulates inconvenient truths, bringing us to the republican debate in south carolina last weekend. trump declared live to a national audience that the bush administration by association, the president himself, deliberately lied to the american people about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. over the past 15 years american politicians and journalists have been critical of the iraq war, the way it was fought and the intentions. when a person blamed the worst that they accused the administration of is poor judgment. the white house was victimized. they never accused president bush of starting a war based on lives. that is what the leading government candidate did. not even liberal media in the u.s. can dare do. obviously the war in iraq is a big, fat mistake. >> they lied. they said there were weapons of mass instruction. they knew there was none. there were no weapons of mass

for tim cook and am to be the white knight of security. i understand he wants to be sort of like larry holmes following muhammad ali. everyone is saying ultimately he's in a no-win situation here. >> we have to ask ourselves where does the fourth amendment begin and end? i don't think privacy is absolutely dead. in the mentality our data is shared and swapped with opteer companies, i can understand that point to a certain extent. however, are we going to accept that the federal government can put forth a ruling and tell a private corporation they have to do something? am is going to appeal this and it will set a precedent for cyber-security for 20, 30, 100 years to come. >> the government forces us to pay taxes. the government does tell people. >> i don't agree with that that the government should tell private corporations. >> here is bottom line. they are going to attack us tomorrow. >> are we going have privacy or freedom. >> it comes down to using the apple iphone or not using the apple iphone. >> that's the question. the question is wh

cory: that is exactly the context -- the fact the white house is speaking about this, that tim cook ispeaking about this at all, it tells you more -- it is about a lot more than this one case. how many times do we expect the white house or a ceo to say we do not comment on pending legal matters. we would expect both of them -- but clearly there is something else at play. what is at play is how much of government access through backdoors -- it has already happened. thenow the prism program by nsa has found a way to get into apple, perhaps with apple's permission, getting private files for people that are not accused of crimes in any way. brendan: tech companies are going in both directions because 10 years ago, seven years ago, we watched yahoo! get raked over the coals for not being careful enough with use information in china. are they actively being dragged one way by their customers -- is there a constituency for encrypted privacy in communications? cory: i think there is. if they want their things to be private and want to do business in the crowd, we know businesspeople like the p

the rally is taking place at 6pm at allen university. 3 senator tim scott has endorsed marco rubio.scott says rubio is the one shot for white house.scott also likes rubio's priorities.... saying he's a better father and a better husband than he is a politician.4th district congressman trey gowdy is also endorsing rubio.rubio is coming off a third place finish in last night's iowa caucus. 3 3rd district congressman jeff duncan will support iowa caucus winner ted cruzcruz was in greenville last night campaigning at the t-d convention center.he saw alot of support from pastors who say they value his conservative and christian beliefs.greenville will be the site of the upcoming g-o-p debate on february 13-th. 3 meanwhile....after finishing last in iowa....rick santorum is re-assessing his presidential campaign.he was supposed to start campaigning across south carolina today...but instead...he's thinking about dropping out of the race.a campaign stop that was scheduled in aiken today....has already been postponed. 3 after a second place finish in iowa....donald trump will now focus on new hampshire and south has double digit lea

. >> for the first tim in american history, a black family will be moving out of the white house. i do not want black concerns to be moved out with them. >> sharpton says he hasn't made any endorsement and won't until he meets with hillary clinton. >>> in the aftermath of the new hampshire primary, michael bloomberg is fielding rumors he might run for the white house too. bloomberg's aides say he'll only run as an independent if he think he can win. if donald trump or ted cruz were nominated as the republican candidate and sanders received the nod from the democrats. >> there's no one candidate that i -- you can really feel like this is the one. >> i would vote for him in a heart beat. >> it depends on who he is up against. >> the billionaire and former ceo of his financial services company was a lifelong democrat before switching to the gop for his first mayoral run. >>> alabama health officials say they have confirmed their first case of the zika virus. 12 states, including florida, are dealing with the mosquito-borne illness now. the obama administration says it does not want t

speaker you took the white sox job. >> yes. "the tim mccarver show" you can went to the winter meetings, broadcast job while jean, the rafter, went to the winter meetings trying to sell the broadcasting rights and ended up buying the club. >> that's right. that was the whole thing. expansion. and of course, i met him all the time playing golf. in burbank. and he was a real baseball fan. and there so many great stories about him. "the tim mccarver show" before we start your mets career back in 1962 where you work for 16 years, let's rewind your life, if we could. two before the war. growing up in santa rita. >> new mexico. as a matter of fact. and my father died when i was four, and my mother was a nurse in world war i. in france. and she met my father in the hospital where she was working, and they got married and then i was born. >>tim: sounds like hemingway story. your mom during your father in the hospital. >> when he died, my mother moved to me, i was the only son, out to alhambra, california. i had neighbors that were involved with

tim cook is trying to be the white knight. those companies that did cooperate with the government, it was found out the snowden leak had a lot of backlash. charles: real quick before we get out of this. will apple comply? i say they will comply. every one agrees? >> yes. charles: you are out there so you know. >> i think you are right. charles: you don't want to miss our primary coverage. we are going to cover south carolina. that's your gop primary. donald trump doing an about face, sort of contradicting himself on the iraq war. this is a radio show. he wasn't always a dove or a hawk. we'll tell you all about it when we come back. we're the hottest young company around but if we want to keep the soda pop flowing we need fresh ideas! >>got it. we slow, we die. >>what about cashing out? no! i'm trying to build something here. >>how about using fedex ground for shipping? >>i don't need some kid telling me how to run a business! i've been doing this for 4 long months. >>fedex ground can help us save money and deliver fast to our

white house says makes all the difference. >> hero's welcome for a man many of these men have grown to love. >> i was really fun. >> she's talking about actor-artist tim robbins who spent the day mentoring students about the white house turn around program. it's a program that turns around america's struggling schools. >> they walk into a creativen i remember view. art is on the walls. that part of them is being celebrated as something that's important and essential. >> burbank is one of 49 turn around art schools around the country. since being selected for the program, they have added an art teacher and bolstered their programs. test scores and attendance numbers have improved greatly. in fact, the program has held burbank become the highest-performing bubble meant try school in hayward. their sense of confidence has gone up. >> i feel that i'm part of something big because what i am at the school. >> you can just like relax and do whatever you want. >> this was robin's third visit to the school. he will continue to serve as their turnaround arts mentor until 2017. >> if you bring them an arts education, you give them a leg up on life. why wouldn't

the collision tore a white chevy malibu nearly in half. that car was carrying tim bridget o'donnell who both died. the wife and mother of the victims talked about the difficulty of breaking the news to her other daughter. >> she went looking for bridget and her daddy and i had nothing other to say but the truth. >> a third vehicle was involved in this crash, no charges were filed against that driver. >>> 5:16. a new book links the cancer that killed bo b eed beau biden to hn iraq. it claims biden and other soldier became sick because of burn pits. the vice president's son spent a year deployed in iraq. pentagon officials say the evidence linking burn pits with health problems is inconclusive but admit some deployed service members have suffered persistent symptoms. >>> i believe they were a direct affect on his health. i have too many soldiers with the same complaints that were located in the same place he was. >> beau biden died from brain cancer may of last year. >>> it is a verdict against johnson & johnson. a jury in missouri awarded $72 million in damages to t

white house. mark? >> reporter: trump went after jeb bush big tim and he also touted a positive relationship he knows their vote counts big. the rest of his message you definitely heard before, but it didn't keep the crowd inside from getting fired up. standing room only inside the u.s.s. sun democrat as trump walked into ruckus applause. as you'd expect, the donald was bombasted taking on jeb bush in his home state. >> jeb. he is asleep. he's asleep at the wheel, folks. >> we have sanctuary cities in florida while he was governor, right after he left florida. i was here. florida went to hell. >> reporter: conspicuously absent, any mention of senator marco rubio. it sounded like he was working to mend fences with flay -- florida hispanics. >> i love this state. i love this state. but, but i have created tremendous numbers of jobs here. a lot of hispanics are working there. and, by the way, by the way, by the way, today i just settled with univision, isn't that nice? >> reporter: but he continued to stay on message about his unique ideas to fix immigration. >> build that wall! build that wall! build that wa

tim miles and the huskers at wisconsin. nebraska trying for the road upset. andrew white with the strong move for 2 -- he had 10. more from the big red -- jack mc-veigh for 3 of his 8 -- huskers eventually built a 6-pt lead. badgers led by 4 at the half --nigel hayes works in the paint -- 2 of his game-high 20 points. jordan hill with the long 3 -- huskers fall 72-61. other men's scores. northern iowa wins their fifth straight game -- beating missouri state, in cedar falls 83-69. the panthers are now 15-11 overall and 7-6 in the conference. south dakota state loses at omaha, 95-92. the morningside women were trying to wrap up the gpac title. to do it, the second- ranked mustangs would have to beat #16 dakota wesleyan -- a team morningside has beaten 22 straight times. morningside coach jamie sale looking for his tenth gpac regular season championship -- and fourth straight. close game in the fourth quarter -- dakota wesleyan's erica herrold drops in 3 of her 20 points. we're tied at 54. it's not tied for long. lexi ackerman with the strong drive to put the mustangs in front. ackerman had 22 points. mustangs down

the driver of the white pick- up returned... ...hitching the trailer to his truck and taking off. (( tim hanlon, green care: " who knows, maybe break it down for sale and parts, put his 4wheelers on it, i don't know why someone would take it, we've obviously put all that work into it " )) tim hanlon says the trailer cost about $8,000. ...but he says it was priceless because of the work they put into it. little do theives know, the company is now working with metro and nearby businesses to match surveillance video. and they're now offering a $1,000 reward for anyone who helps track down the trailer./// sharie johnson > coming up in the daytona 500 comes down to the wire..see who wins the closest race in history./// ((jon tritsch)) >rich abajian made an impact at unlv.. at unlv.. un-r.. the city of las vegas and in the automobile industry..he died last week at the age of 62..today many of those he touched honored him a memorial service was held at south point arena..a couple thousand people paid their respects to the abajian family.. some of the most successful sports figures in las vegas

white house lawyers. >> today is opening day for the gamecocks baseball team and tim will have more on that coming up. but really, couldn't ask for better weather for some baseball. >> it was gorgeous outside our window here at main and gervais. john farley joins us now with a live look at our current conditions. right now outside, nice evening right now. mainly clear and the temperatures are still pretty comfortable. here you take a look at it and see upper 50's for many of us. mid 50's for some. as we go through the evening, not bad. slowly work their way down and tonight is not going to be very cold by any stretch. we're in the upper 40's even at 11:00. as we go to tomorrow, this is how things will shake out. yes, it will be warmer. i don't want to suggest that it's going to be bright and sunny all day. there will be a mix of clouds throughout. nonetheless, the temperatures will climb up to around the low 70's or so. so again, gamecocks playing home again tomorrow against albany and it won't be quite that sunny. but again, the temperatures will be warm into the low 70's with winds out of the southw

tim's victim's radio before running away. >>> tomorrow is another big day in the race for the white house, a democratic caucus in nevada as the republicans face off in south carolina's primary. >> the trail was hot in south carolina today for republicans on the eve of the primary. trump's lead in the polls has tightened. and for some candidates a second or third place finish may be key. if the polling is accurate, marco rubio will not win south carolina's primary. optimistic because rubio's goal is second or third. but to beat jeb bush who campaigned again with his mother barbara. >> we need to nominate someone that can bring us together. i know that i can better than >> rubio's supporters are urging bush and kasich to quit. >> we need that segment to just bow out gracefully. >> ted cruz won't. the iowa winner wants to drive rubio from the race. >> theory here in south carolina these next 21 hours are going to decide a great deal. >> he's linking rubio to president obama on immigration. >> this guy ted cruz is really a liar. >> donald trump's once big lead over cruise is z is down to five in today's poll. >> you're running fo

white house, apparently. >> i apparently. mind-blowing, wow moment. >>> tomorrow on "e.t," our home improvement reunion, with tim allen flashing back >>> that is pregnant kelley clarkson at disneyland, she and her daughter absolutely adorable withcinderella. feet on the "it's a small world" ride. remember, kelley actually won the first snflt "american idol." >>>o wen stefani is going to be a judge on the voice. >> let's talk about blake. >> let's in the talk about bleak. >> let's just look at the pictures again. >> but the way gwen giggles when she talks about blake is just down right sweet. >> they didn't have enough chairs at that event? >> i love you. >> these two were hanging out together at a wedding the night before gwen's live video shoot. so we're not surprised that ellen got away with this. >> when he preponderance pop opped the we about you being his mentor, hat was his response? >> okay, so no wedding bells yet, but the couple has been so open about they feelings for each other since they started dating last fall. gwen, ann even showing her love for blake in her video. >> he was supposed to be part o it. >> i was go

the driver of the white pick- up returned... ...hitching the trailer to his truck and taking off. ((tim hanlon, green care partner it hurt a little bit beause we're a small company and we built this up over the years and we put our work on that trailer and spent a lot of time on it and it did hurt a little bit )) tim hanlon says the trailer cost about $8,000. ...but he says it was priceless because of the work they put into it. little do theives know, the company is now working with metro and nearby businesses to match surveillance video. we'll keep you posted on what happens./// ((dave courvoisier)) toss to tony smith for weather ((tony smith))

. >> she's talking about tim rob bins who spent the day mentoring students, a white house initiative using arts education as a tool to turn around america's struggling schools. >> here they walk into a creative environment, the art is on the walls and that part of them is being celebrated as something that's important and essential. >> burbank is one of 49 turnaround art schools across the country. since being selected for the program, the school added a visual arts teacher and bolstered the music program. >> the art has played an important role. >> reporter: school officials say test scores and attendance numbers have improved greatly and helped burbank to become the highest performing elementary school in hayward. students say their sense of confidence has gone up. >> i feel like that i'm part of something big, bigger than what i am at this school. >> you can embrace yourself and like just relax and do whatever you want. >> reporter: this was robin's third visit to the school and he'll serve as mentor through 2017. >> if you provide a robust arts education, you're giving these kids

anyone or any other else. give us a like while you're there. ceo tim cook's full argument is out there. you could read it for yourself. >> white house says, president obama and first lady michelle court to pay their respect, says justice anthony scalia. joe biden will attend the basilica of the national shrine. scalia died this past weekend at the age of 79. white house spokesperson, the president will not be attending the funeral. >> it wasn't too bad. the temperatures are getting too mild. >> got a little gloomy today. there's so much hope on the horizon. scott with no wake weather. >> 60 degree temperature coming very soon to the queen city. tonight, it will be in the 30s and eventually in the 30s. and that will be the case this evening and overnight. we're down to 29 by 11:00 tonight and early tomorrow morning, likely be some reduced visibility, some patchy fog. nothing widespread and dense anticipated at this time. notice no rain or snow to track on live precision doppler hd. we are dry this afternoon and will stay dry this evening. last check, 36 at the cincinnati hamilton. and if feels colder when you factor the light w

white supremacists and the ku klux klan. we cannot be a party that does that".---applause tonight senator tim scott, a south carolina republican who is backing up rubio said quote "any candidate who cannot immediately condemn a hate group like the kkk does not represent the republican party, and will not reunite it." end quote. meanwhile...trump has clinched senator. " alabama republican jeff sessions supports him. sessions said at a rally in madison that american people want change.. and trump's movement could help their voices be heard. the senator is known for his opposition to illegal immigration. today republican candidate john kasich said during a campaign event in massachusetts, if he doesn't win ohio.. he will drop out of the race. kasich's is ohio's governor. "i intend to raise the bar in this business. and you know what? if... i believe i'm going to be the nominee, i will win ohio, we will begin to get traction, uh you know but i also think it's important that the kids who come to these rallies understand that you can hold your head high and you can speak clearly and softly and stil

white issue? and, newspaper endorsements. what' fernando: welcome back. in the presidential election of 2000, journalist tim russert coined the term red state-blue state to describe the nation' s divided politics. reflects the partisan divide in the nation. yet, left leaning and right leaning constituencies must co-exist. "matter of fact correspondent" scott maulden examines the challenges for the blue hearts that beat in red states. he reports from birmingham, alabama -- a democratic stronghold in the reddest of the red states. scott: 1963, birmingham, alabama. police dogs and fire hoses turned against young african americans when they marched for equality. ku klux klan bombings of black churches. a haunting past, and struggles -- tied to the political struggles of today. birmingham mayor william bell walked us through a memorial park of the civil rights struggle. how does that history play a role in birmingham' s political -- politics today? mayor bell: it plays a tremendous part. this park and so many other locations around the city represents the struggles that civil rights. but what i don' t want to se

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. >> reporter: she's talking about actor, artist tim robbins who spent the day mentoring students as part of a whiteiative. >> here they walk into a creative environment that art is on the walls, that part of them is being celebrated as something that's important and essential. >> reporter: burbank is one of 49 turn around art schools across the country. sense being selected for the program, the schools a has added an visual arts teacher. >> the arts has played an important role. >> reporter: officials say test scores and attendance numbers have improved greatly. in fact, the program has helped burbank become the highest performing public elementary school in hayward. students say their sense of confidence has gone up. >> i feel like i'm part of something big, bigger than what i am. >> it helps you just like relax and do whatever you want. >> reporter: this was his third visit to the school. he'll continue sevening around as the arts mentor through 2017. >> if you provide a robust arts education, you're giving them a leg up on life. why wouldn't we do that? >> awesome that tim robbins takes the time

white house mon for a "downground." your family just kicks it at the >> i >>> tomorrow on "e.t," our home improvement reunion, with tim allen flashing back over 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 abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >>> that is pregnant kelley clarkson at disneyland, she and her daughter absolutely adorable withcinderella. but she was happy to get her feet on the "it's a small world" ride. remember, kelley actually won the first snflt"american idol." a judge on the voice. >> let's talk about blake. >> let's just look at the pictures again. >> but the way gwen giggles when she talks about blake is just down right sweet. >> they didn't have enough chairs at that event? >> i love you. >> these two were han

white house program that they say made all the engines did. >> a hero's welcome for a man many of these men have grown to love. >> i was really fun. >> she's talking about actor-artist tim robbins who spent the day mentoring students as par of the national turn-around arts program, a white house initiative trying to help turn around america's struggling schools. >> here they walk into a creative environment that has art on the walls. that part of them is being celebrated as something that's important and essential. >> burbank is one of 49 turnaround art schools around the country. since being selected for the program, they have added an art teacher and bolstered their music program. >> it he's played an important role in every classroom. test scores and attendance numbers have improved greatly. in fact, the program has held burbank become the highest-performing public elementary school in hayward. their sense of confidence has gone up. >> i feel that i'm part of something big because what i am at the school. >> you can just like relax and do whatever you want. >> this was robin's third visit to the school. he will continue to serve as their turnaround arts mentor throug

eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is in lower manhattan with our lead story tonight. >> the white house shot back very quickly. i'll have more on that in just a moment but city officials believe these proposed budget cuts could have a serious impact on the city. they stress this money is desperately needed to keep the city safe from terrorism. >> the nypd has successfully thwarted many, many terror plots directed at new york city. >> reporter: due in large measure to federal funding. city officials say it expands the necessary tactical force to patrol the streets to a