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us not making the plays whe we needed to. just a couple missed plays in that first half, that we missed out on. that really could have taken ahold of the game, but it's all on us." us."3 "we fought them hard the whole night, we out up a lot of yards on offense against the number two team in the nation. i mean it's definitely a sad feeling, we haven't lost in so long, so we don't know how to take it. there's no disappointment. there's definitely a couple plays we t a lot of players coming back next year so we're definitely excited." excited.""i think that you're going to see a little more respect come from that. obviously if we would have won the game, definitely. but i'm sure they would have said it was a fluke or something like that. so i think clemson's fine where they are. is this the toughest loss you've ever gone through? you know i lost a pretty tough game in 7th grade but this one is up there." there." 3 now you just heard jordan leggett there... he told us he's coming back for his senior season... because quote "i've got 3 the best quarterback in the country, i'm not going to pass that up." 3 other guys who 3 we were waiting on stayed quiet.. like mackensie

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use. why aren't more of us using them? >> as a survivor is important to that many are aware of the services that are out there and the services that need to be we passed some of the toughest human trafficking legislation that advocates say it is time to move to action. stupid columbia police have made three arrest in connection with a attempted murder investigation. lead. aaron brown, 20 and 20 for your dominic lewis and tehran anderson are charged with attempted murder. a failure to stop for police per the charges stem from a shooting and car chase before 9 pm last saturday night on truman street. one man was shot in the arm and taken to the hospital and the other suspects fled the scene and they later crash the car. if you can hop look at that person call crimestoppers at 1888 crime sc. >>> a north carolina man has been arrested after he cashed in stolen south carolina agencies told the tickets during a burglary in november at a convenience store. he was booked on a different counts today the richland county jaja if convi

use public transport. us to help them. we represent young people and young people use public transport every single day. it is up to us to help them. i carried out a campaign for two the one thing that stood out to me was the cost of travel is taking over my family. that was from an average student from a school in northumberland. that screams emotional. we need help and the only help they can get is from us to help them. if this is the national campaign, they tell decision-makers, they tell people in power, bus operators, this is pathetic, public transport needs help. young people need help to get to schools and socializing. thank you. [applause] i want to speaker from london. the one with the turquoise top. >> jazmin from the london borough of healing. ealing. we should have a new focus, something that is more of a national campaign that a local issue. young people face discrimination based on their skin color, their religion, it essentially appalling. we cannot let this continue. someone mentioned earlier, religious hate crimes are now over 3000 over last year. how can we let these injustices continue

police continue to give us strength and wisdom as we confront the difficulties before us, protect us, and help us protect our religious liberties as we move forward. we pray also for governor palin's speech today. may her words fill us is strength, wisdom, and give us the guidan we need to confront the difficult times ahead of us. lord, we offer dismiss our country to you, amen. >> please stand. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, branton and thank you, mckenzie. well, we are blessed today to be able to conclude our 2015 series of events here with three phenomenal leaders in our cause. as we will hear momentarily, of course, from our friend, governor sarah palin, making her first return to the reagan ranch center, since she helped us remember and celebrate the 100th anniversary of reagan's birth in 2011 and we're thrilled to welcome her back here to santa barbara. the governor will be joined on stage by a colleague and leader in our

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it does use people using technology to improve their disable. they're people just trying to use technology to change who they are. >> all technologies i've used help me regain control over my environment. >> this is the most fulfilling and satisfying relationship i have had. >> it's fascinating to think about. >> technology is incredible and innovative and does do amazing things but opens up the other side. the dark side of it as well. >> there's no way to turn it off. there's no stopping technology. we just have to learn to live >> that's probably not going to happen. >> that's it. that's all we've got for you today. new on 11 at 11... a cold reality from moms and dads cincinnati... as the mayor..

it does use people using technology to improve their disable. they're people just trying to use technology to change who they are. >> all technologies i've used help me regain control over my environment. >> this is the most fulfilling and satisfying relationship i have had. >> it's fascinating to think about. >> technology is incredible and innovative and does do amazing things but opens up the other side. the dark side of it as well. >> there's no way to turn it off. there's no stopping technology. we just have to learn to live with it in a healthy way. >> that's probably not going to happen. >> that's it. but cai'm charles molineaux. this is your first look at what's happening right now in the midlands. an apartment complex near the dorn va is the scene of an intense gunfight. federal and state law enforcement shot it out with a man wanted for murder. we have live team coverage with news ten's jack kuenzie and sam bleiweis. first let's send it over to jack. dawndy and charles, it was an exchange of gunfire between members of a fugitive task force that included the u-s marshal

only bogs are left. >> fishermen showed me where the pierre use use--pier used to be. ust a couple of weeks ago he was still fishing here. >> since 2014 there was a strong wind blowing. the water, dirt, and algae began to disappear. we were helpless. now the lake is completely dry. the only thing left are our tools, our boats and our memories. >> nearly 150 families relied on the fishing industry are moving out or have already left. the government of the region have declared it a natural disaster zone. it's governor said he's willing to find ways to bring the water back but at the same time he's hoping that rain will come. >> in the meantime we will implement breeding farms but in the middle east we must find alternative water sources although i believe rain will come again. >> the lake has dried up in the past. now environmentalists say it is different. they're blaming the el niÑo phenomenon. el niÑo used to happen every 10 to 15 years. now global warming has made it more recurring not allowing the lake a chance to renew its water cycle. >> it's also partly because per

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us use this to our advantage. naming the places where transport is accessible. showing the places where it is not. let us lobby mps to put pressure on the government to bring back the youth committee. let us give transport another push, the final push it needs. this issue is so much more than the buses, trains and expense. it leaves young people feeling deprived and disillusioned. as a child i couldn't wait to experience a bus or train journey. now we worry about whether we can afford the bus to school tomorrow. in 2008 the local transport act was passed and said that local authorities are required to consult young people on public transport. but how many of you have been given the chance to shape your local services? in 2010, a national consultation found that one third of young people would continue an education or training if given the financial support. in 2015, the consultation has proven that young people are not content on the services. today we have the opportunity to restore the magic in a day-to-day necessity. we have the chance to make a difference and to make a change. tomorrow we can make yo

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us in in the information center. she's going to share pictures with you that you have shared with us using the hashtag 9wx. >> this is our camera from boulder. you can see -- well, you will have to trust us that they're there. you can't see much. they're behind a thick, dense fog this morning. >> amelia earhart is in the traffic center. >> the snow is coming down north and south, not so much in denver. >> we've seen light snow here in denver. it's picked up a little bit within the last 20 minutes. coming down heavier than what we saw earlier this morning. still hard for you to see. let's take a live look at what it looks like all across the front range. this is dia. a clear view of the hotel there. visibility in some spots, but the roads out there look pretty decent. here around town, closer to 9news, like i said, snow is picking up a little bit. we're also looking at some pretty nice roads in and around town. here's where some of the heavier bands are setting up. south side of town is at its heaviest. you can see it's moving a bit closer to denver. that's what's pushing into the downtown area, starting to see things

national wildlife refuge protester "it's ground that they've used in the past and now it's fenced off, and it's prevented them from using it." they're using government equipment to tear down the fence - pole by pole. do you have a plan? s/ ryan bundy/ malheur national wildlife refuge protester "not completely. when that comes >> dozens of people gathered outside of the white house to demand the closure of the u-s naval prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. the rally was sponsored by several groups - including amnesty international usa, witness against torture, and the council on american- islamic relations. demonstrators wore orange jumpsuits and hoods... representing the 127 detainees still in prison. they say there has been "no accountabilit y" for the "torture and ill-treatment" of the prisoners. they also called for president barack obama to act on the "stated goal of his administration a fire forced a popular sioux city chicken restaurant to close its doors yesterday. fire started in a storage shed that was added onto sneaky's chicken on gordon drive. this was all happening while the owner, dave ferris and employees worked ferris and his e

used to that, but it's par for the course. i'm not going to put it on one injury or hobbled. they outplayed us, every turn they outplayed us chris: us turn they outplayed us alright, thank you very much for the live report alex. chris: shifting gears to basketball, conference season is officially here. today, south dakota hosted a mens and women's double header as the yotes opened up summit league play. we'll kick things off with coach amy williams' coyote women, 9-4 on the season, taking on denver. in the third quarter...yotes in a dog fight...kelly stewart gets the steal and she goes coast to lead. after denver got it within one, caitlin duffy, freed up on the nice ball movement...she hits the triple and the lead back to two possessions. next time down, check out this play from tia hemiller...fights for the loose ball and thehe decides to take it her self for the lay up. then usd starts to pull away...stewart...g rabs the free ball off the rebound...gets the hoop and the hack, she had 15 today. later in the quarter...nicole seekamp hits the triple...she had a team high 17 and 9 assists...usd opened up a 15 point lead hea

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. >> it is a major residential fairway, and often she used -- use between counties. parent -- parents use it to get it to the elementary schools. watches cars dodge the children walking home. >> someone will be injured. someone will be killed. >> clutching hundreds of citizens for the petition in the city of mainland is poised to add a sidewalk. their mark. we saw firsthand how the project is dividing neighbors, anxious to explain why it is a bad idea. >> this is the most dangerous road there is, no one should allow the kid on the street. >> his biggest objection is how the city plans to pay for, initial estimates show it could cost $560,000. city leaders plan to request grant money, intended for rural areas to increase the number of children who walk or bike to school. >> i'm against the city using funds that are supposed to be used for dangerous areas where the children have no other choice. >> if the city would add a sidewalk here they would have to deal with septic tank issues underground but also figure out what to do with the trees and power pulls up and down the road. >> i don't kn

the challenging times are looking to you please continue to give us strength and wisdom as we confront the difficulties before us, protect us and help us protect religious liberties as we move forward. we pray also for governor palin speech. mayor words give us the guidance that we need to keep confronting the difficult times ahead of us. >> please stand. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. well, we are blessed today to be able to conclude i 2015 series of events at the reagan ranch center with three phenomenal leaders in our cause. as we were here momentarily from our friend, governor sarah palin making her 1st return since she helped us remember and celebrate the hundredth anniversary of ronald reagan's. and we're thrilled to welcome her back on the, the governor will be joined by a colleague a leader in our cause who hashas worked in served in just about every capacity imaginable. and then later this evening we will hear from a stalwart of the conservative movement in the ho

us and not against us? especially when it comes to solving urgent challenges like climate change. how do we keep america safe and its policeman? finally, how can we make politics reflect what is best in us? us? >> the nation needs to see significant policy reforms. president obama's speech demonstrates that he is out of touch with the concerns. >> and there is a hot we need to accomplish to bring things together in a bipartisan way to get things done. >> and we are breaking it down more with our friend and political analyst. good to have you here, frank and before we get started on the different sound bites, a bit of an unusual state of the union address. a little more casual. and the president seems at ease and at the beginning of the address. >> and the iowa joke and everyone had to get back to iowa. >> and keep it short. >> and very valid and got a laugh from both par tis. in the background the last state of the union address, iowa caucuses are in a couple of weeks. and the election coming down the back. and laid back and more friendly gesture. and the last state of the union to have some fun out there. >> the main themes and the economy he hit on initially and an interesting point t

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we removed a symbol that was being used to divide us and we found a strength that united us. there's an important lesson in this. in many parts of society today, whether in popular culture, academia, the media or politics, there's a tendency to falsely equate noise with results. some people think that you have to be the loudest voice in the room to make a difference. that's just not true. often the best thing we can do is turn down the volume. when the sound is quieter, you can actually hear what someone else is saying and that c c make a world of difference. won't have strong disagreements. we will. and as we usher in this new era, republicans will stand up for our beliefs. if we held the white house, taxes would be lower for working families and we'd put the brakes on run away spending and debt. we would encourage american innovation and success instead of dem monizing them. the economy would soar and good jobs would be available across the country. we would reform education so it worked best for students, parents, and teachers, not washington bureau grats and union bosses.

used as a friend of the terrorist. they use it to communicate and to insight and they use the behind. we have to figure out a way something that democrats and republicans agree with, hillary clinton made a brilliant speech about that the other day, joining some of the republicans on this issue, we have to figure out a way of turning the internet into a weapon that we can use against terrorists rather than weapon they are use against us. we can do it consistent with civil liberties and people -- and privacy. >> do you think the desire to not offend is constrain our ability to keep americans safer? >> in question. remember where political correctness comes from, from stalin when the soviets were punishing people deviating from the politically correct party lynn. political correctness on campus and the media has to be shut aside and do what is right and look at the constitution. radicals and other extremists want to us do, we have to balance the right of americans to be secure against the right of americans to have privacy. we have to strike that balance and we can do it with the new war

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us us. and now we are obeying the speed limit calling for us to step it up obeying the laws. . >> keep up with the call regulations to slow down the response time as well. stay code says this:emergency crews don't have to worry about speed limits as well as they go to calls with lights and sirens but the crews do have to usew caution. cleveland has had its policies and c let -- since late 2013 and charges against the ambulance crew for speeding. both of fo those drivers you met surprised but they say it's this seems reasonable. waiting for the ambulance, you are probably gulping, hurryein up. i would be then again, you have everyone, else to consider as well. fox 8 i team city hall issued a statement saying the gold less to ensure the safety of the crews patients and everybody on the streets. the police officer recovering tonight after cruiser crashed while chasing a suspect. avenue it's the officer said major damage. emergency crews had to use the jaws ofd life to cut him free. the paramedics rushed into the hospital several injuries with dislocated sold -- older and yet to be charged.ha if t

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