district attorney todd williams tells news 13 he is considering the death penalty. 3 3 the grand jury also returned a first-degree murder indictment for robin richardson. investigators say she shot w-l-o-s employee tim fry at his home in december. richardson told authorities she shot him because he assaulted her. 3 3 a three-month old baby found in critical condition at his home in burke county on sunday has died. as we reported, the baby was taken to a hospital in winston-salem, along with his twin brother. their parents -- nicholas clark and brandy hefner -- are in jail. the district attorney will decide on new charges in the wake of the baby's death. 3 3 3 a developing story out of looking for a man who broke into a home at lake junaluska, while the owner was inside. these are surveillance pictures of the suspect and his vehicle from monday night. deputies say he kicked-in a door but ran away when the owner confronted him. the suspect was driving a white mercury s-u-v with a temporary tag. if you have any information call the haywood county sheriff's office. 3 3 a proposal to chang

district attorney todd williams tells news 13 he is considering the death penalty. 3 3 the grand jury also returned a first-degree murder indictment for robin richardson. investigators say she shot w-l-o-s employee tim fry at his home in december. richardson told authorities she shot him because he assaulted her. 3 3 we have a developing story out of haywood county. deputies are looking for a man who broke into a home at lake junaluska, while the owner was inside. these are surveillance pictures of the suspect and his vehicle from monday night. deputies say he kicked-in a door, but ran away when the suspect was driving a white mercury s-u-v with a temporary tag. if you have any information call the haywood county sheriff's office. 3 3 3 your tips have put hundreds of suspects behind bars and this morning, you can help deputies arrest even more. in this morning's fugitive files, we are teaming up the buncombe county sheriff's office. joining us is natalie bailey. . thanks for being here. who are we looking for? first we want to find thomas preston. he is 52 years old.. 6 feet tall and

the clock for buncombe county district attorney for todd williams. he now has 45 days to notify the court if he intends to seek the death penalty. he tells news 13 that that is now under consideration. frank kracher, news 13. >> larry: as we mentioned, a grand jury has returned a first degree murder indictment forr robin richardson. he shot tim fry, a wlos employee back in december. richardson claims she shot him because he assaulted her. >> darcel: the former board of elections director in macon county has been arrested. kim bishop is charged with five felony counts of embezzlement and one count of attempted embezzlement. she was indicted on those state charges last week. bishop pleaded guilty in federal she resigned her position in may of 2014 after investigators discovered dozens of fraudulent checks came from her. >> larry: more than $3,000 worth of equipment was stolen from chase high school. that includes bats, ball gloves, balls and gloves. it happened just two weeks ago right before the start of the season. >> and so our guys are disheartened

district attorney todd williams says under state law, he believes body cam footage should nn be shared with the public. sheriff van duncan agrees. 3 3:06 "when you start body cams in the area of public information to where the media can them at will that we are going to take something that is a good tool for law enforcement and turn it into a quagmire?" a civil rights attorney at the meeting argued that video showing an arrrrt force complaint should be public information. 3 3 an energy company says it can supply electricity to western north carolina, without duke power building a new plant in asheville. as we have reported, duke wants to replace it's coal fired plant at lake julian, with two natural gas fired units, but columbia energy has filed papers with the north carolina state utilities commission. it says it generates enough power at a plant south of columbia, to meet needs here. duke says using columbia's power would mean constructing miles of new transmission lines. 3 what we have seen is you know transmission, when it travels from a long ways, doesn't provide the reliability a

district attorney todd williams tells news 13 he's considering the death penalty. he has 45 days to make that decision. >>> a grand jury also returned a first degree indictment for she shot tim fry, a wlos employee, in his home in december. richardson claims she shot him because he assaulted her. she remains in jail without bond. >> darcel: new tonight, asheville city schools held a community forum about restructuring hall fletcher elementary. many people spoke out against the change saying it would revive the school community. tonight there was a packed house. the plan currently on the table will turn it in to a school for kids in 4th through 8th grade with a focus on science, technology, math and the arts. >> it is our understanding that it is only a proposal. it may be the one recommended by the central office staff. but it is not one that has been voted on by the board and that all options should be on the table. >> darcel: parents and teachers at tonight's forum ask the school officials to go back to the drawing board. pros and cons of breaking up the school t

da todd williams was part of the discussion. he says it's not public information and should not be shared. aaron adelson, news 13. >>> she's not my pet. she's my . >> darcel: a lot of people have service pets to help them through the day. but there are concerns people are turning their pets in to service animals for the wrong reasons. >> larry: north carolina lawmakers are trying to manage what could be chaos before the election. a federal court ruling from >> darcel: service dogs are mostly associated with people who are visually or hearing impaired. now they're increasingly being used to provide emotional support. >> larry: it's a trend that some people are using to abuse the system. news 13's john ostendorf investigates how easy it is to turn your household pet into an emotional support dog. >> john: all it takes is a little bit of cash and you can get a certificate to let your pet go anywhere. bob brown was so small as a young man, the marines wouldn't take it him. but the army did. and they found a use for his slight build

district attorney todd williams tells news 13 he is considering the death penalty. flames were seen shooting through the roof on stratford firefighters arrived and remained on the scene putting out hot spots until sunday morning. firefighters say they had issues with the fire hydrant closest to the house didn't work. luckily no one was hurt. time is 7:51. to they's mind teaser. it is superbowl sunday. so we will test your knowledge of the legendary game. as the first matchup on january 15th, 1967, at the los angeles memorial coliseum, how much did a ticket cost? break. >>evan: how much did one ticket cost? >>evan: $12, that was considered at expensive at the time. the second half -- [inaudible] >>evan: you said $7.50 and you said 10 bucks. >>zack: you know the price is right rules. else won the price is right, we will tell you about a that some other time. this is a panthers fan, it's hysterical, just watch. >> carolina panthers, we growl to win this game, we growl to catch the ball,. >>evan: that's scary. that's one of the best growls i think i have heard. >>zack:

todd williams tells news 13 he is considering the death2penalty. >>holly: and there is a first degree indictment for robin richardson, she shot wlos employee tim fry in december. she told authorities she shot him because he assaulted her. found in critical condition at hit home in burke county sunday has died. as we reported the baby was take ton a hospital in winston-salem along with his twin brother. their havener, are in jail. the district attorney will decide on new charges in the wake of the baby's death. >>holly: a developing story out of haywood county. deputies are looking for a man who broke into a home in lake junaluska while the owner was inside. we have surveillance video of the suspect and his vehicle from monday night. he kicked in a door but ran away when the owner confronted him. he was driving a white mercury suv with a temporary tag. if you have any information call the haywood county sheriff offense office. >>jay: more than $3,0002 of baseball equipment was stolen from chase high school in rutherford county, including bat, balls

the district attorney todd williams says under state law he believes body cam footage should not be shared with the public. the sheriff van duncan agrees. >> when we start putting body cams in the area of public can get them at will, that we are going to take something ha is a good tool for law enforcement and turn it into a quagmire. >>holly: a civil rights attorney at the meeting said the video showing an arrest or use of force complaint should be public information. >>jay: duke energy is responding after a south carolina energy company said duke does not need to build a new plant at lake julian. >>holly: as reported duke wants to replace its coal-fired plant at lake jewel you know with two natural gas fired unites. but columbia filed papers with the north carolina state utilities commission. that company claims it generates enough power at a plant south of columbia to meet needs here. duke says using columbia's power would mean building miles of new transmission lines. >> what we have seen is, you know, transmission, when it travels from a long way doesn't provide the reliability. and t

chapel hill, todd gibson, wncn sports. >>> williams not happy about that. >> they said i was going to retire. that is sinful. you have no idea what you are talking about. the guy that said that couldn't put his pants over what he was shorts on backwards. >> you can read much more about this story right now on www.wncn.com. >> nc state was an action this afternoon against clemson. the wolfpack's survived a close game winning 77-74. stay with us and we will be right back. you okay? i just wish we didn't have to sell mom's piano. i know, but we need to pay for her funeral, the medical bills ... i'm a little worried i'll leave my kids in the same position. don't you have life insurance? we had to cut it out of our budget a few years ago, and we never put it back in. you know, massmutual has a new policy called guaranteed acceptance life insurance. steve and i got covered, and it was affordable. i know there's nothing we can do about the situation we're in. but this is definitely something you can do to help protect your family. if you're age 50-75, call massmutual today for guaranteed acc

in chapel hill, todd gibson, wncn sports >>reporter: after the game roy williams on loaded on reporters implied williams may step down after the season. williams was not happy about that. >> that's sinful. sinful. you have no firkin idea what you're talking about. the guy who said that cannot put his damn pants on the right way. shorts on backwards, shorts on backwards. >> i will say he was not happy, you can read more about that story right now on wncn.com. >>> last but not least, nc state was in action this afternoon against clemson. winning 77-74. >>> strong images coming out of fiji tonight were a massive tropical cyclone has battered the island. the storm packing winds of 177 miles per hour is the strongest on record in the southern hemisphere. people are taking shelter and -- and hundreds of evacuation centers across the tiny island. when death has been reported. >>> that storm has been around since february 10, came to friday night and saturday fiji now. but the devastation has been done. 185 mile-per-hour winds, in the southern hemisphere and tropical cyclone winston. 52degrees,

chapel hill, todd gibson, wncn sports. >> after the game airport service you may be coaching his final year at unc. cbs analyst implied williams may step down after the season. williams was not happy about >> they said i was going to retire. that is sinful. you have no idea what you are talking about. the guy that said that couldn't put his pants over what he was saying. shorts on backwards. shorts on backwards. >> not happy for sure. you can read more about the story right now on www.wncn.com. the wolfpack's survi (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. >>> in the afternoon tomorrow around this time there could be in the double with 60. monday late in the day to the southeast with 56 and then you will wake up to rain on tuesday and finish wednesday with rain and we will clear out. after tomorrow it will start to get more chilly. >> it is back to winter.

sarah mcclendon and is a legend in these fields, william todd professor of sociology and public affairs at princeton, principal investigator on the fragile families and child well-being study and editor in chief of the journal future of children. bob putnam is the peter and isabel professor of public policy at harvard, winner of countless scholarly awards and honors and the crusading malcontent behind our kids, american dream in crisis, rob haskins is co-director of working center and children and families, renowned expert on preschool foster care and poverty and influential white house and congressional adviser. we will hear their presentations now in that order and i will have a few questions to start a discussion and hopefully we will have some questions given time from all of you so be thinking in those terms. thank you for getting us started. >> thank you for giving me the privilege this morning. i want to talk about the american working class and family change. i am going to define the working class as people with a high school degree. and over the last few decades. and talked abo

a legends in n, this field, the william s. todd and ssor of sociology public affairs at princeton, principal investigator on the and child well being and studied and the chief of the journal and future of children. bob putnam is the peter and mall con professor of public policy at heartland, the awards and untless honors and the crusader of malcontent on our kids for the american dream in crisis. center for of children and families. and the expert influential white house and congressional advisor. we'll hear their presentations in that order. then i will have a few questions discussion. then hopefully we'll have some questions given time from all of you. thinking in those terms and thank you for getting us started. >> thank you for giving me the of speaking to you this morning. i want to talk to you about the american working class and change. and i'm going to define the working class as people with a but not a degree degree.ar college i do it that way because those are the ones that have been most impacted by the changes in our ec

todd: schooler has not been charged yet. he is being held at the montgomery county jail. william schooler was 70-years-old. new details in the deadly officer-involved shooting in virginia. next the man police think shot , an officer during her first day on patrol. the slide continues for the hawkeyes. scott reister has the latest coming up. switch over to with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:30 with todd magel, laura terrell, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. laura: we are learning more on her first day of patrol. 28-year-old ashley guindon was a former marine corps reservist and had a master'

todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. heather:a framingham man is being held without bail. 19-year-old william mccuin and a second suspect, neither of whom is a umass student was let in the dorm to complete the drug deal. during the deal he struck the victim in the head with a handgun and ran off with $120. the suspect is on the loose. ed: a bizarre car crash. the car slammed into the building. the driver then ran off. then the brockton woman showed up at the police station and admitted it was her. police say she overcompensated and lost control of the car and alcohol was not involved. the driver will not be charged with leaving the scene of an accident and negligent operation. the patched up hole is rather for business. heather:commitment 2016 and a week to go from the massachusetts primary. bernie sanders is back in the bay state. he was in boston this afternoon and he is holding a rally in amhurst. >> 9,000 supporters are expected at the rally on the campus. he spent the day here in the bay state you a -- in the bay state. the presidential contender held a news conference in boston where he received the endorsent in of

todd from manchester. >>> well, thank you, mr. williams. if it's monday, it's that one day every four years when everyone knows exactly where to find dixville notch. it's the've of the new hampshire primary. will hillary clinton beat expectations. better night, can donald trump meet expectations? this is "mtp daily," live from new hampshire and it starts right now. >>> good evening and welcome to "mtp daily." it's primary eve and our wonderful part ii of our new hampshire headquarters here. voting starts in just seven hours. you know, they have that weird, they let a bunch of people up north vote, all 12 of them, and we learn nothing about the direction of the primary but report the results anyway? that will happen at midnight. but realistically, what a crazy day today's been. topsy-turvy, whirlwind, down is up, up is down kind of day. you've got talk of staff shake ups in clinton world. jeb bush sounding like john mccain when talking about campaign finance reform. donald trump has been holding his first town halls today before the primary.

williams. heavy rain, flooding and powerful winds are all part of this massive storm moving through hampton roads today. heavy rain was blinding to drivers in some parts of currituck county today. our todd corrillo shot this video. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is live to tell us how long it will last. tracking rain and snowflakes but the weekend is looking dry....as we move through this thursday evening, a lot of us will have to dodge some heavy rain, all courtesy of a cold front that some of the rain could cause ponding on the roads, so keep that in mind. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies, breezy winds from the north and chilly temperatures. overnight lows will drop into the mid 30s. rain will linger into early friday morning, but with temperatures starting the day in the 30s, some snow could mix in with the rain. at this time, we re expecting little to no accumulation on the ground since we )ve seen so much rain recently. that will likely limit any snow that develops to accumulate except on some grassy surfaces, but we )ll keep an eye on it. otherwise, as we go through the day on friday, expect clearing skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s. winds will continue to be br

todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: other stories, a man found dead in his home and police are calling a suspicious. they did a wellness check at john williams home and found he had been shot several times. he lived there alone. neighbors on glenn charlie wrote saying they last saw him outside on monday. police are waiting for the autopsy results. fitchburg' s fire chief and a police officer running right into a burning house this morning. the men were able to rescue a man in his 60' s, who told them his sisters were still inside the building on walton street. one of the women was rescued. but her sister on the second floor did not survive. three people are hurt after this large metal object fell off a tractor-trailer on the mass pike in millbury. and now take a look at the car it landed on. two passengers went to the hospital with minor injuries. the truck driver is now facing charges. maria: commitment 2016. the republican race for president is a little less crowded tonight. new jersey governor chris christie former technology firm , exec carly fiorina, both suspending their campaigns, after disappointing finishes in the new hampshire prim

todd: two new york city police officers were wounded in a shootout with a man who crashed his car into a police car. police commissioner william bratton says one plainclothes officer was struck in his bulletproof vest. the other was shot in the hip. both are expected to make a full recovery. the suspect was shot multiple times, and he is in critical condition. laura: and in washington state, a murder suspect was killed in a gun battle with a dozen police officers on interstate 5. police say the man was suspected of killing his girlfriend at a nursing facility near tacoma. coming up, you'll hear the chilling audio recordings played during a hearing looking into the sinking of a doomed freighter last october. todd: and is he a superhero, or an anti-hero? john pascuzzi answers that question, in tonight's review of "deadpool." laura: and champions are crowned at the well tonight, as the iowa state wrestling tournament wraps we'll s so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that

todd: sofia andrade says her fortune soon got even better than that. she had an immediate opportunity to give back. sofia was at a stop sign in new bedford when she saw glenn williams, a man who has been homeless for three years. he was panhandling saturday night in the bitter cold. >> i knew that the money never really belonged to me, that this money was meant to help him. todd: sofia called glenn over to her car and drove him to a coffee shop. >> at no time did i ever feel threatened by him. he was so overwhelmed by just the generosity of a coffee that he just couldn' t stop crying. todd: she did a lot more than buy him a coffee. after this single mom learned that local shelters had no bed space, she used her scratch ticket winnings to get a motel room for glenn, close to her home in wareham. >> it' s emotional. i couldn' t believe there' somebody like her. she deserves a lot of the credit for where i am right now. todd: sofia posted about it on her facebook page, hoping to raise awareness. she also started a gofundme page for glenn' s long-term benefit. the story went viral, and so did the goodwill. a local barber came and gave glenn a haircut. other people dona

todd gibson has the story. >> the big question today, i would carolina else back after that stunning loss to duke on wednesday. williams had a pretty good idea how his team would react. >> i wouldn't want to lay back on my side, so they took care of it. >> the tar heels did indeed take care of business in a big way. that was led by bryce price johnson the game high, 16 points. unlike the duke came, johnson danae got wendy of help. justin jackson had three of four long-range, he tallies 15. isaiah hicks scores 12. for the game and blast the hurricanes, 96-71. >> they shot the ball great from the perimeter and rebounded the ball well. the dell needed us and that hasn't happened all year long. >> the tar heels suffocating defense turns into easy points. kennedy makes the block to justin jackson, jackson passes the dunk and the ball never touches the floor. >> we are always looking forward to the next game, especially after a loss. we did lose to duke and that did hurt, so we had to put that behind us. >> with the 25-point win, north carolina sits alone atop the acc, feeling much better than they did it couple days ago. >>

the middle -- in the top of the fifth inning that she won the world series when brian williams and nicolle and chuck todder channel said, no, that's not really true. they don't know. why would she do that? >> i can't -- >> okay. >> do you want to know when i stopped beating my wife? >> okay. >> look, we know there's an expectations game, a momentum game, there's obviously -- it was important for her to come out of iowa as a winner. >> but she -- okay. >> okay. >> john heilemann, that kind of is a question we have all been asking this morning and a lot of people were asking last night. the clintons always seem to muck things up a bit here where she talks about this great sense of relief she's feeling when everybody in the media is saying, wait, you haven't won. stop pretending like you have. >> yeah. look, i mean, i think obviously the mistake they made was briefing reporters and saying the things before her speech. her speech she was pretty careful not to claim victory. you could parse that speech, she was obviously claiming a vind dags, she was claiming relief but didn't come out and say i won. it seeme

williams popped the question. >> it is the best girl. i couldn't let h her get away. >> neki: very sweet. >> todd: dragon slayer. >> neki: now they are planning the happily ever after. beats what you did? >> todd: i ponied up. >> nek we don't have the time. >> todd: no, let's' move on. >> neki: highway to the history books. and little known collection of african art getting the exposure it deserves. the diplay when we come back. that changed a sit down and what >> todd: a group of black artist known as the highwayman are getting a special exhibit in fort lauderdale. >> neki: many years they had to sell works of art outside on of their trunks of car can. >> these are two of my father's pieces and they were done to keep the price down they participing on board that was used like drywall is now. >> neki: kelvin is son of the highwayman whoho was a landscape artist in the '50s. >> in the '50s and '60s you could not display in the public art gallery or even use the rest rom. >> neki: to make a living he had to paint fast. he painted what they saw and the way they felt. and you walked away with vibrant colors. >> neki: other artist joined him and n

todd gurley, named offensive rookie of the year. doug martin is ground player of the year. hit the hard wood. south florida women visiting temple. bulls down 3 in the final minute. somebody cover courtney williams or don't. she scored a game high 22 points. final seconds, temple with it. covill with a put-back with one second left. bulls are upset in heart-breaking fashion, 68-66 falling to third in the american conference standings. in the men's game big one for florida taking on kentucky in lexington. you want to hear the good news or bad news first? go with the good news. finney-smith played a heck of a ball game. bad news wild cats murray was on a whole other level. on the way to 35 points kentucky blows out florida 80-61. finally florida state trying to stay awoke against wake. mays, three points the hard way. seminoles up 4 at half time. after the half time, beasley bricks in the corner. all five fsu starters led by double-digits led by beasley 16. florida beats wake 91-71. sunday. you might want to grab a drop cloth and a nice bib there. we are definitely going to get messy as we watch the game and devour a lot of check ken wings. according to the national chicken council we will be eati

todd gurley was named offensive rookie of the year. doug martin for fedex ground player of the year. hit the hard wood. south florida women visiting temple. bulls down in the final minute. someone cover williams. williams buries the three. game-high 22 points. 66 apiece. temple with it. fitzgerald misses but erica put back with one second left. the bulls are upset in heart-breaking fashion, 68-66 falling to third in american conference standings. big one for florida taking on kentucky in lexington: smith played a heck of a ball game, 8 for 10 on the way to 35 points. kentucky blows out florida 80-61. florida state trying to stay awoke against wake. three points. seminoles up four in half time. bricks in the corner. boris is there for the put-back. here is boris. all five fsu starters led by double-digits. florida state beats wake forest 91-71. that's it for sports. >>> 6-year-old assaulted in the bathroom at the mall. can you believe it? the police need your help sot person doesn't -- so the perp doesn't strike again. the man who the police are searching for. >>> you are watching news >>> good sunday morning to you. thank you so much for starting your day with us. it is time to check in with

todd from manchester. >>> well, thank you, mr. williams.lle notch. it's the've of the new hampshire primary. will hillary clinton beat expectations. better night, can donald trump meet expectations? this is "mtp daily," live from new hampshire and it starts right now.

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todd on his way home, >> thanks, chuck. >>> it is an emotional day atourt where the body of justice antonin scalia will lie in repose. a public viewing ahead of funeral tomorrow. pete williams is at the court for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. this will be justice scalia's final return to the supreme court. a building where he was among the longest serving u.s. history. today's ceremony is one he knew well. >> reporter: inside the supreme justice scalia's casketin repose, an honor last given to former chief justice rehnquist in 2005. back then, justice scalia escorted president and. bush as they paid their respects. today, president and mrs. obama will come to the court to do the same for justice scalia. n the first public appearance of a justice since scalia's death, said friends were sad. >> he was a lifecourt and it'll be a grayer place without him. decent man who has made an enormous impression. , the funeral at the basilica of the national shrine of thelate conception, where his son will celebrate mass. vice president biden will attend the funeral but president obama will not, prompting ted cruz to describe mr. obama this way. >> lawless and president.

william? will you? hadme here for -- ted cruz a rally here back in september. i went to that. and last sunday, i went to the mario rubio rally and talked to toddarris out there that rally. both of them were nice rallies. this one is the best one, so you know. [applause] anyway, it has been a great experience hearing about about noah. my distant blood uncles patrick henry and my distant cousin was dolly madison. what you are doing here is letting people get up and talk. i share some information with those campaigns. and it is kept from the people of nashville. erin andrews is here. we have a federal lawsuit, the sexual assault. a getting dragged through everything in the media. gov. kasich: he's getting to it. we have to get to it. the challenge is what? >> in 2008 there was a child molestation cover-up tied to mike huckabee. the national police got used and my daughter and our family was silent. i didn't find out -- it took four or five years to hear about it. and it is buried. i am in for lawsuits now. no one is hearing about it tennessee, nobody is reporting about it. i have gone to campaigns and try to let them know and the church that was

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todd this afternoon at spartanburg high school..... as part of the super bowl 50....n-f-l celebration....4 guys.... that played in a super bowl....were honored with a golden football. howard williams .... who played in super bowl two with the raiders..... steve fuller....who was a member of the bears super bowl 20 cahmps.... stephen davis....who was a key part of the panthers super bowl 38 squad.... and landon cohen .... who is the youngest member of the group.... and played for the seahawks in last year's big game. while the divide is spread out over 48 years.... the guys honored today.... are all proud of where they come from. -most recent: andy lee, 49ers vs. ravens, gabe wilkens packers vs. pats, robert brooks packers vs.denver, ben coates, pats vs. packers coates, pats denver, ben packers vs.brooks pats, robert brooks packers vs. denver, ben coates, pats vs. if you ask most nfl players who theyre most excited to bring to the game...the answer is almost always "my mom for sure" the same rings true for for panthers fullback mike tolbert. mike tolbert/ panthers fullback 16:11:46:05 "my mom is a tremendous woman, a strong woman." the two have a tremendous bond...and the journey t