the main factor has been the unwaiverring support of his family. >> it happened because of a number of things. parents i had were terrific people. they always ask me who is the most important person in your life. they were. >> so true. today's conference focused on challenges minority men face completing college and the need for community involvement. >>> new information about the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch. a judge moved his case to adult court. couch could face 120 days in jail as part of his adult probation. if the judge decided differently couch could have gone free once he turned 19. >> we want to see the opportunity that once it gets into adult court that a in that his condition hearing that prison time will be replaced with the privilege that he has had. >> you'll remember couch was tried as a juvenile for a drunk driving crash that killed four that's when his defense argued he was irresponsible because his wealthy parents coddled him. couch and his mother disappeared after a video surfaced of him at a party. that would have violated his probation. they were found hang

. >> tech avrsz governor greg abbott said that saycal was patriot and unwaivering defense der of the written constitution. she was nominated in 1986. by president are on railed reagon. continue follow this break story we will update you on any anything information throughout news cast. >> well turning dangerly cold weather moving despite the frigid temperature our camera daching lot of people still out and about around copley square but 1:00 windchill frooel senting temperature plume meting. fox 25 meterologist is in storm tracker weather center. overnight artic irtemperature continue tumble through the evening snours. and then you add that wind and you get brutally cold wind chills. that's were acapitol hill warns in place for major of aevening >> take look current temperature. single digits even below 0 in many spots. kwloegser look at home worcester-one right now it is nine degrees in abosses. you add that winds and this is what it feels like. it feels like it is below 0. across the board. it feels like 25 below in worcester. you can get frostbite in less than 30 minutes. with con

they're joining together to tell their inspiring stories of unwaivering faith and love in the aftermath of the charleston church shootings. bill cosby arrived at a pennsylvania courtroom this morning dressed in a tan suit flanked by men helping him walk. he's charged with aggravated indecent assault against andrea constand. constand says that cosby drugged pennsylvania home back in 2004. cosby's attorney wants the judge to dismiss a criminal charge based on an agreement cosby says he made a decade ago with the former district attorney that he would never be prosecuted on his deposition testimony. it is not known if the judge will announce a decision at the conclusion of that hearing. superintendent of education, molly spearman is addressing state in regards of her understanding the one in five forum. this movement is to raise awareness about the 1 in 5 children in the u.s. who have learning and attention disabilities like dyslexia and adhd. this free event is including a panel discussion with national and state experts to help parents understand and meet the needs of those children who

our resolve remains unwaiverring. >> we are disappointed, i thought there was a reasonable doubt. i'm not surprised that the jury didn't reach a verdict on the hate crime. >> the defendants claim the incidents were just pranks. sentencing is next month and they could each get six months in jail. >> the president of the university sent a letter to students after that conviction: >>> the black student union at lowell high school walked out today to voice concerns. >> they say there have been several racially charged incidents at the school, one of them involving the defacing of black history month posters on campus there a couple weeks ago. tonight the students will speak before the school board. >>> tonight san francisco unified is set to vote on whether or not to provide condoms to middle school students. the vote was delayed earlier this month because of chinese new year's celebrations. students would have to meet with a social worker or school nurse before receiving condoms. >>> a new bill aims to set a limit on how much alcohol people can drink in a bar. >> it's called the resp

they recognized hi unwaiving support for the mentoring program. it's grown to 160 members. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, more u.s. troops heading to afghanistan, find out what's behind the largest deployment since 2014. >> and the zika virus continues to spread and we have cases reported in our region, we have the latest on the virus and how it could effect the olympics in brazil. >>> more soldiers are heading to afghanistan. they announced the deployment of hundreds of troops. they will not take part in active combat roles, it's the largest deployment to afghanistan since 2014. there are 66 confirms zika cases notice u.s. some in pennsylvania anddelaware. >> reporter: the real olympics begins seven months from now, instead of worrying about their fitness levels, they worry about the zika virus. soccer star, hope solo help lead the u.s. torazworld cup victory. she would not go if it happened now. i reserve the right to have a healthy baby. it's spread by mosquitos and has a link to babies being born with abnormally small heads. th

values, liberty, decency, justice, rule of law, and nowhere is that more clear than in our join unwaivering support for a democratic ukraine. ur european-- our european partners, you, deserve enormous credit for showing the resolve you have shown and the common purpose you have summoned in order to stand up to russia's reaped aggression. i am confident that europe and the united states are going to continue to stand united, both in sustaining sanctions for as long as they are necessary and providing assisted to ukraine until the sovereignty is protected through the full minsk agreement. again and again we have made it clear, and i make it clear again here today, sanctions are not an end unto themselves. witness what we succeeded in doing in the context of the iran nuclear agreement, but we shouldn't forget why they were imposed in the first place, to stand up for ukraine's fundamental rights, rights of the international normals that doctor-- norms that have been accepted ever since world war ii. they were part of what the great battle was about. russia has a choice, fully implement minsk or

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. >> reporter: last year at this time, jeremie wasn't sure he wanted to be a cop, but now he is unwaivering. if you pull me over, i get out of my speeding ticket. and incorruptible. >> probably not. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in lancing, michigan. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the last day of campaigning before the republican primary... we go one-on-one with "jeb bush"...and show you where the rest of the candidates were campaigning in south carolina... and ....all of those campaign commercials...they're need to look out for...and how effective they are... the news starts right now... we're just -12- hours away... from the polls opening... in the "first in the south"... south carolina primary. today... the -6- republican presidential candidates... got in their last full day of campaigning... before the primary. we begin... with jeb bush... who spent the day... in the upstate....camp aigning with his mother..

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. >> it is unwaiverring loyalty, my son is innocent. >> she said her son had nothing to do with it. >> he is a good kid he don't do stuff like. take you down, charles jones is only 16 but he is in adult court facing serious charges. >> you have a warrant from policy. attempted murder. >> charles jones add and an 18-year-old were involved in a shooting in st. pete. two teens were shot but will survive, charles jones was arrested but transferred back to pinellas to face the charges. expect his mother to be right by his side, challenging the charges and prosecutors. >> he has to go and find someone to pick on. my son is innocent. >> both students go to armwood high school but they will fight the charges in pinellas. >> back to you. >> thank you for that, gloria. >> 20 people were near a street when shots were fired. someone had to see something. officers were called out to 28th avenue this morning after fired. to the hospital with none life threatening injuries. no arrests. officers say there were 20 people in the area at the time. they think someone knows something and they are urging t

our resolve to fight hate crimes remains unwaiverring. >> we are obviously disappointed that he was convictedbattery. i thought there was a reasonable doubt. i'm not surprised the jury didn't reach a verdict on the hate crimes. >> the defendants claim the incidents were nothing more than pranks. they could each get up to 6 months in jail on the misdemeanor battery convictions. >> and a letter was sent to the students after the verdict: >>> coming up, president obama made a renewed push this morning to close guantanamo bay. why he calls it a stain on the reputation of the united states. >> and the comedian criticizing sfo for how he was treated at a security check point. up next, what happened when he asked for help. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i couldise above >>> i've been stunned for responses here on the hair. $120 for a cut and $60 for color every eight weeks or so?

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afghanistan and iraq a as united states army officer, my unwaivering faith sustained me while i served in a combat zone away from my wife and my son. my faith sustained me when i was paralyzed shortly after returning from afghanistan. we relied oour faith to sustain us and keep us. without faith, i know i would not be standing here today. i literally would not be standing here today. phat e, remind our leaders that you told us to have faith in all we do, not some of what we do, but all we do. let our leaders know it's through prayer and faith that our brave soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines that work to secure our homeland will return home where war will be no more. faith will keep them or guide them. for i know firsthand that it is because of my faith in the power of prayer that i stand before you today. a beacon of justice and peace around the world. >> thank you god for answering our prayers. we offer all these prayers up to the father. mark burnett and roma downey are two of television's most successful producers. they made over 3,000 hours of american tv that airs in over 70 c

our resolve to fight hate crimes remains unwaiverring. >> we are disappointed because i thought therenable doubt. i'm not surprised that the jury didn't reach a verdict on the hate crime. >> the defendants claimed the incidents were nothing more than pranks. they could each get up to six months in jail on the misdemeanor battery conviction. >>> california's capital city, sacramento, has seen the biggest increase of violent crime of any big city in the nation. the public policy institute of california compiled a report based on fbi stats and found sacramento's rate of violent crimes increased a lot in the first half of 2015. there were 76 more violent crimes per 100,000 people compared to 2014. but sacramento police say 2014 had one of the lowest crime levels in ten years. here in the bay area, san francisco ranks number 8 on that list for violent crimes. however, it ranks number one in property crimes. san josi ranks 13th for violent crimes and 6th for property crimes. >>> there's fallout after a report examined the death of inmates in the alameda county jail system. this morning the

while we could spend the whole morning trying to assign blame, i'd first like to acknowledge the unwaivering advocacy of leanne walters, epa's miguel del toro, dr. mark edwards, and dr. mona-hanna attisha in bringing this problem to light and i would like to spend a few minutes in coordinating the state response that have been undertaken to fix this problem. the state has been working hard to develop effective and responsive steps to address issues related to the drinking water in flint. on october 7, governor rick snyder announced a ten-step plan to address the flint water emergency. on january 5, the state emergency operations center was activated. since then we have handed out approximately 100,000 water filters, 234 cases of bottled water, 32,000 water testing sampling kits. i also want to highlight the state's five-prong sampling plan that addresses the short term and long-term needs of flint. this approach includes the following -- access to water sampling for all residents. although this is not a scientific sampling pool, initial results have shown lead levels in water with 93% of sam