we had a legend for tony morris which had everybody shivering in the mood, speechless beating her. probably the biggest event we ever had was mohammed ali. that was just tremendous. there was a line for deep down the corner, around the corner up to the next stratum that lasted for four or five hours. he was kind enough to stay here that whole time and let everybody sit on his lap, take a picture, shake his hand. i think the community very much appreciate and they let us know that. they support us in every possible way. they understand the important impact in the resource of knowledge about them in their community. more and more people are understanding most of the black book stores have shut down and that is due not only because of online shopping at the big box stores, but also because the lack of consciousness in the community searching for knowledge. i was asked to speak at a junior high school, middle-school a couple years ago and decided teenagers and that was for martin luther king's birth day. finally talking on a non-about martin luther king and i'm getting this blank looks

coaches paround the league they've seen pwhat this organization has done pto tony dungy to johnny gruden ptorah heem morris to greg now to plovie smith. pyou got to be a little leery pabout how quickly glazers are to preact to what's being talked pabout publicly with fans what's pbeing said in media. preally when you get lovie smith pjust two years to turn this porganization around you see ponly coach in last 35 firings to phave a four-game improvement and pto lose his job. p>> hmm. pkevin, what time are the bucs pdoing their press conference genera paddress media at 2 o'clock. pyou know, if they like dirk pkoetter that's direction i think pthey will definitely go in they pcan't make this move as of yet. pthey are going to have to listen pto the address the rooney rule pwhich is basically interview on pminority coaching candidate. pso they have to address that pfirst. pi think possibly they could do pthat pretty quickly today. p>> maybe move on to dirk pkoetter. pthey better act fast because if pmiami is very interested in him, pyou know there's going to battle phere. pbucs don't want to be left, you pknow

morris chorale the rebound. 82-77. the fans still out on the court at hilton coliseum. this is just going on as we speak. tony seeman is there. we will have more coming up in sports. the cyclones get it done, knocking off number one ou. stacey: new at 10:00, rape case closed. authorities in marion county say dna evidence has solved a cold case nearly 8 years later. kcci's laura terrell explains. laura: 44-year-old james murphy is now facing sexual abuse charges for a crime authorities say he committed in 2008, all because his dna came up as a >> we are glad to hopefully have a resolution for her, even though it is almost eight years later. laura: detectives say they're happy a marion county woman can finally have some peace in bars. he is 44-year-old james murphy. authorities say, in 2008, murphy kidnapped the woman at knife point in rural marion county and sexually assaulted her in a vacant house. >> the offender was not known to her at that time and that's why so long -- so much time has elapsed. laura: fast-forward to 2014. murphy is charged with sexual assault, this time in decatur county. his dna profile

morris joins us on the phone again. what's the very latest? >> hi shawn. hi tony. good to talk to you. we're still in a good position where we don't have outages yet. thankfully the front face of this storm is delivering very light fluffy snow that blows away easily and has not caused significant damage. fingers crossed that maybe it will stay that way. we're certainly bracing for much worse, given the forecast and the high winds that we expect and the intense amount of snow that we're supposed to get in the next 32 hours. but we're in good shape. >> people understandably complain when the power goes out, but we should also accentuate and highlight the positive. you gois have worked hard in the last couple of years, certainly since the derecho. do you think that is part of the reason that things so far have gone so well? >> that's a huge factor and i'm really glad you brought that up. it's frustrating for people sometimes because they don't see the value in it, but that work that we do all year-round to reduce the risk of power lines going out pays off in a situation like this. we thin

tony: hoping to stay in the win column, ed do not let him around the hoop. wham, bam, jam. he takes the whole league. morris was a great finish. and some defense, he kicks pocket and goes back. he is making it look effortless isu trying to build up the lead. less than a second thing he drains the three. iowa state has the lead at halftime, and then in the second half, leave it to morris. morris, 18 points, six assists. a great day. 73-60 is your final over tcu. next up, the clones, and the one that everyone has on their calendar. set for 8:00, and you can see that game on espn monday, and speaking of the jayhawks, they are at home. looking for win number 200. and a love for the jam. the second half, ellis. he scores. and then a three-point land. he hits. later on, ellis just wide open. it was his 200th career win. and two powerhouses today, oklahoma at baylor. oklahoma firing early. jordan glittered. he drains the three. the sooners take the lead. and cousins, back the other way. he finds murdered, who drains another three. buddy in the first half came out big in the second half. coming back the other way i

morris on the phone. >> hi to both you and tony. thanks for having us on. we do have a few scattered outages. the total is really small. we're talking 451 customers, which, in a system as large as us with 12.3 million people served, we're talking a fraction of a percent. so the numbers are fairly good. the breakdown in montgomery is about 300 prince george's county is 1 and the district is 100 customers. the numbers are quite good. we feel relieved that our distribution has held up so well against this storm. but we're telling people that we're not out of the clear yet. we need to get through tonight and see where we stand tomorrow. >> let's talk a little about tonight and tomorrow. we were just listening to sue palka. the winds continue to be a factor. continue to see some of the heavier snow bands come through. so we know we're not out of the woods yet. but i want to ask you about some of the reasons for the low numbers and we're very happy that the numbers are low. talk to me about the snow. has it not been -- obviously there's a lot of snow, but the weight of the snow, has it not been wha

back on how they poperated when they fired head pcoaches, tony dungy, they pthought they had bill parcells plocked up. pjon gruden raheem morris then pthey let greg schiano go pagreeing with deal with lovie psmith half way through the pseason. pthat's word i got. pso a deal with dirk koetter plikely already in place. pit better be because miami pdolphins 49er and eagles have pasked permission to interview pkoetter for their head coaching popenings. pthose requests were made over pthe last two days. pto me, that is what triggered pthis move. pkoetter has a strong connection pin miami. phis agent is now the vp of pfootball operations down there. pbucs better act quickly or they pwill left an altar like they pkoetter a great joyce a terrific prelationship wp jameis winston. pone player that really peverything centers around. pkoetter has an impressive resume pa head coach boise state and padds state before moving to nfl pas an offensive coordinator a pjacksonville, atlanta and then pcoming to the bucs in 2014. pjust a couple weeks ago koetter pwas asked if he's interested in pbecoming a head coach in the pnfl. p>> i was fortunate

his coaching staff, bringing in chad morris, with a major step, it ging that offense going, bringing in brent, later to take over the defense and now you've got tony elliott and jeff scott as cooffensive coordinator, so every staff decision that dabo has been a major improvement. pretty good effort at recruiting. so waiting on the team to arrive. off the plane. and again, i can look around, this really is like media row, i'm going to count, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, about 100 cameras are here. we're focussing on the plane. there's about 100 tv cameras clemson and alabama as they are making their first steps on to arizona soil. so we're going to -- i think the doors are about to open. and let's see who -- my bet is on dabo, i would assume it would be dabo, he's let's see what happens as the doors are open andho is stepping off? let's see. it looks like dabo, i see an orange tie. there he is, dabo and his wife. there they are. the clemson football head couple, if you will, embarking. i see jeff scott, looks like. and we have a high school band here, that's breaking into the tiger rag, right now. and of course, if you're wondering, alabama's alma mater, ye

monte morris had 21 points, georges niang had 19, and abdel nader added 17. our tony seeman was there covering it. he said the game was awesome. and check this out, seth greenberg from sportscenter knows what hilton magic can go -- do. he said hilton magic is real. they've got this wooden roof on this building when those people get fired up, that noise, that sound, it reverberates. these people they're not passionate, they're fanatical about the cyclones. they're not watching the game, they're participating in the game. the players feed off that. such a great atmosphere. -- they play fifth ranked texas a&m this saturday. elizabeth: the iowa hawkeyes playing pretty well too. they are ranked number three in the ap poll. the school says this is the first time its ever had a team ranked in the top 3 in both football and basketball. iowa is 16-3 overall this season, 7-0 in the conference. the hawkeyes next play at number eight maryland on thursday. shaina: football fans have one more big game to look forward to. the biggest. 12 days now until super bowl 50 sunday, february

tony? >> all right gwen. thank you very much. >> we want to check in right now with the folks at pepco. so far we aren't seeing many reports on power outages. >> joining us right now is vincent morris. let me ask you about reports of a power line being down near 295 in dc. what are you hearing about this? what do we know so far? >> i don't know specifically what the status on that is. we tell everyone as soon as you see a downed powerline to stay far away from it and just call it in and our crews will get out there. i can't speak to that one because i haven't gotten an update from our staff on that. it may be that we've already gotten a crew that's ready to respond. in general, it's hard for us to respond when the weather is like this. it's basically a white-out. and that's why we're encouraging everyone, governments have been saying to stay off the roads, so the crews can do their work and plow and clear the way