marcella roberts in thirteen years now. crews from newport news went to our advantage today to help with any hazmat issues. the fire department we did these photos we have much more of the damage and the slideshow on thirteen years now dot com and if you have any pictures or videos to share post them on facebook. it's another driver was cited after a crash involving children police say a man tried to turn his car onto toasted boulevard near dudley avenue where the car had a nine year old boy and a seven year old boy. the children were taken were at a crosswalk. medics took them to a hospital we're told they're going to be okay the driver is charged with failure to yield driving on a suspended license and not having insurance. a number of presidential candidates have been in hampton roads ahead of super tuesday right now hillary clinton supporters are gathering at a rally in office the democratic presidential candidate will school brian farrell is live right now in dozens of people have been here for hours already david rich

. >> i talked to police lieutenant justice smith who said robert andrews, the man driving this range rover that was rear ended shot ryan baret. in this video, you can see a bullet casing on the ground in front of an evidence marker. baret wasn't driving this and their child was in the backseat. cameras were there when police talked to andrews but he hasn't been arrested or charges for the shooting. i asked police why. >> this appeared to be an isolated incident. there was no danger of retaliation or danger to the public that would warrant a probable cause arrest at that point. it was best to gather all the information that we could possibly gather. >> i went to andrews home 1.2 miles from where the accident was. no one answered. i reached his wife on the phone. she declined meeting me and said they were waiting for the investigation to be finished. the district attorney will decide whether or not andrews will face charges. liz foster channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> tonight police released more information after someone was shot at a party in gaston they say 37-year-old shamari lewis w

meanwhile robert reich, who was , labor secretary under president bill clinton also , endorsed sanders, saying he believes "bernie sanders is the agent of change this nation so desperately needs." we'll have more on the latest primary news after headlines. alabama senator jeff sessions has become the first sitting senator to endorse donald trump. the endorsement came two days after new jersey governor chris christie backed trump, despite excoriating him on the campaign trail before christie himself backed out of the race. meanwhile, in an appearance on cnn, trump refused to condemn endorsements from david duke, a prominent white supremacist and former klan leader. in an interview with jake tapper, trump said he didn't know david duke. >> i would have to look. if you would send the a list of the groups, i would do research in no disavow if i thought there was something wrong. areyou may have some that totally fine, so it would be unfair. give me a list and i will let you know. >> i'm talking about david duke and the ku klux klan. him.nestly, i don't know i don't believe i've ever met hi

all new at 6:00, holly hill police say hines peer was bicycling when he was hit by robert tengion. he is affected to be ok. investigating the death of a woman with a man beside him in a car. they were cleaning the back parking lot when they spotted a running google parked near the river. the two were rushed to the hospital. allison mcavoy died. the still identified man is still in icu. no sign a file play. >> -- of foul play. >> it might have been a drug-related incident. reporter: a witness told police saw the car pulled in around midnight. convicted of conspiracy and bribery, a former police chief was sentenced to four years in federal prison. tom jackson was convicted of conspiracy and bribery accused for exchange for a friend to be a police officer. jim: a local tax force is trying to stop heroin deaths. 80% of these deaths were in orange county. so far, there have only been two deaths. officials credit targeting heroines suppliers making hundreds of thousands of dollars a month. there is still a long way to go. >> we cannot arrest our way out of this. we are resuscitating peop

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city have pleaded not guilty. 16-year-old jamaal ferguson, 19-year-old justin ferguson, 20- year-old robert seaberry and 16-year-old austin bulizak have all pleaded not guilty. they have been charged with first-degree robbery related to the shooting of a sioux city police officer at a sioux city apartment complex on february 7th. theheuspect, 18-year-old isaiah mothershed, is charged with two cous attempted murder. mothershed is also charged with five counts of first-degree robbery in incidents dating back to december 7th, 2015. a laurens, iowa man accused of leading police on a high-speed chase around spencer, iowa faces a long list of charges. spencer police say they pulled 31-year old blaine stockwell over for a seatbelt violation sunday afternoon. as the officer approached stockwell's pickup, police say he fled the scene. police say stockwell led through south spencer and eventually out into the county, where speeds topped 90 milil per hour. when the pickup went into a ditch, stockwell was quickly apprehended. he now faces 16 charges, including eluding, driving while barred, driving whi

admitted to baking, and then selling, five marijuana laced brownies to a middle school student, at robert shaver middle school just down the street from the police department where i'm standing. now authorities here at bensalem police say that middle school student, then in turn, resold, some of those brownies to other middle school students. ukee and jessica they believe that six to 12 students actually ingested those brownies. authorities discovered this pot browny, ring as they are calling it, on friday afternoon, here in bensalem, township, but they made the arrest today, they arrested jacob francisco. today they say he had has done this before, this is not first time he did this, they took him to jail, i spoke to publish safety director fred heron who said quite frankly this is not marijuana of the 70's, 80's and 90's he is worried this stuff may have posed a serious danger to middle school students. >> track it down to the d o.j. and got the him out of school and in jail where he belongs, and his betty crooker days are over. >> reporter: we're told had again he did this before selli

governor christie announced that robert lougy will replace john hoffman. hover hoffman is leaving the christie administration to become the general counsel at rutgers. the supreme court handed governor christie a victory today when it decided not to review a new jersey supreme court rule ing on the state's the supreme court sided with christie. that ruling said that new jersey is obligated to pay current retire retirees their pensions but not have to come up with the billions of dollars right now. >>> suffolk county police say a young mother was drunk when she crashed her car in lake grove. drunk behind the wheel with her two-year-old son in the car. police say she collided with another driver. fortunately they were told that her son was apparently not hurt in the accident. >>> police in bridge port, port, connecticut want you to take a look at this man who threw some sort of fiery object into a home. neighbors were able to put the fire out before it spread. for his arrest. >>> a fired apprentice goes on the stump with donald trump. >>> plus, there's a mov

robert: shouldn't be a problem for the wizards. lebron wasn't there. erin hawksworth goes one-on-one with the nats. sport leon: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by the toyota dealer. robert: we start with baseball. nationals place the final spring game today. the first real fan is wednesday. nats fan are hoping for healthier 2016 for zimmerman. the first baseman limited to 95 games last season due to injury. erin hawksworth sat down and asked about the progression of baseball in d.c. >> i think both the organization and the city as fans we have grown together. when we came down from montreal and mlb still owned us. they purchase a team and then we started to take the steps and drafted the guys for the farm team. now to the point that every year we expect to make the playoffs. which ten years ago you couldn't say that honestly. so it is exciting. robert: no pressure. big win for wizards on sunday. blowing out the cavs 113-99. there is a catch. lebron james didn't play. but since the all-star break good stuff. washington has won five out of the

. >>> a lawyer for new jersey senator robert menendez is trying to get the corruption case against him dropped. today a panel of appeals court judge grilled that lawyer at a hearing on the case. prosecutors say menendez took gifts and contributions from an eye doctor in exchange for political favors. menendez maintains the meetings he had with the government officials were about policy and not to help that doctor. >>> the surviving in this presidential race of 2016. tomorrow could be the biggest day yet. the group of primaries that collectively are called super states and american samoa. 595 republican delegates at stake. that's nearly half the number needed to clinch the nomination. new national poll today shows republican donald trump with his biggest national lead yet. trump has 49%. this is in the cnn orc poll. basically a statistical tie. tonight mr. trump facing his largest group of protesters yet, representing the black lives matter movement. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. continued inside the rally in virginia. the uproar following trump, not immediately disavowing

. >> tom robert is a brother of denise robert the new hampshire newspaper sales presidential killed his manchester on august 30. nice was oldest of 12. six months after denise robert was shot and killed walking through this manchester new hampshire neighborhood police have a vague ascription of the killer and his vehicle at the police chief tells me he still does not have a suspect.>> but manchester police chief tells me there are still leads in this investigation. white man wearing a white take top with close cropped hair driving a red pickup truck. the question is why. >> six months later in us to get a still don't know if denise robert was targeted she was a victim of random violence. denise is family hoping someone will step forward soon. >> there was a $40,000 reward offered in this case call manchester police if you can help. >> memorial going today for a police officer gunned down on her first day on the job. she was killed on saturday while responding to a mystic violence call in virginia. police cruiser has been transformed into a memorial for her she was a merrimack new hampsh

amber roberts - with our sister station in high point north carolina - spoke to other riders about some of the scary encounters they ve faced. all these cyclists wanna do... i m scared for my life is ride the road. the law says...they have the right to. you know their cussing at you and you re cussing at them but sometimes...drive rs make it unsafe for them. i ve had close calls...i ve been hit my mirrors...i )ve had angry motorists yell at me...i ve had things thrown at me they do things around a bicycle was once out on a country road and a tractor trailer truck pulled up beside me and then moved to the right to force me off the side of the road these cyclists say those things happened to them...right here in the triad. as if those stories arent scary enough.. take a look at this video... a biker in the raleigh area wanted us to share this... nats yea...you saw that, right? a driver tried to get around a group of cyclists...and while illegally passing, ran another car off the road. this is something cyclists here in the triad say they see...way too often. if motorists just slow down an

. >>> attorneys have concluded appeal arguments in the corruption case of new jersey senator robert menendez. he has denied he used his office to help a florida eye doctor gain millions. prosecutors say that clause does not protect corruption. a three-judge panel expected to issue a decision in a few weeks. >>> grief counsellors met with students. eddie eddie was driving early sunday morning hen his g ing when he carolled over. he was an honor student and a member of the school's basketball team which is tournament. >> everyone that knew him well says he was just a great young man, getting ready to go to college. just a real friend to a lot of kids. it reminds everyone and it shocks everyone into the realizization that we are all fragile. >>> in westchester county firefighters arrived to find flames shooting from the home in mamaroneck. it took crews more than go two hours to put the flames out. no one was hurt. >>> they want new york's public pension fund to drop oil companies. they would require the fund to divest holdings in some of the largest publicly traded fossil >>> if you have a chi

. >> anchor: planned parenthood shooting suspect robert dear is facing 79 counts that left three people dead. >> frank: dear previously lived in two places here. now he's speaking out in a what he says drove him to kill. >> anchor: heather skuld reports. >> do you have any guilt? >> no, i don't have any guilt. i'm in a war. >> do you value life? >> of course, that's why i did it. i value -- i killed three and i saved 3,000. >> reporter: in his phone interview, robert dear calls those who died on black friday, casualties of war. >> do the names garrett swaesy, jennifer or pierre stewart mean anything to you? >> yeah, those are victims. >> were their lives not important? >> well in a war, there's going to be casualties. are you going to name the hundred million babies who were killed that nobody talks about? nobody represents them? they have no voice. have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> there are six children without a father or a mother. what do you want to say to those kids? >> i already answered that question about them. >> what do you want to say to their

congressman robert hurt names a group of local high school students ... as winners of the congressional app challenge. the challenge was designed to encourage student participation in "stem" education. a group of 3 franklin county high school students won this year's app challenge for their app "v-r atom history explorer." the app places users in a virtual reality ... to learn about atoms and their history. the team is expected to meet with congressman hurt in d.c. on wednesday. still to come on wsls ten at five- thirty .... the south boston fitness center at the ymca is back open after renovations. what the center's director is saying about the new change and how the center is showing its commitment to the if you're planning a trip to disney... it may cost you more or less ... depending on when you go. starting today disneyland in california and walt disney world in florida are rolling out demand-based pricing. a one-day pass at disneyland monday through thursday will drop to 95- dollars. a pass for most weekends and summer weeks will go up to 105- durin

police say robert anderson was killed when he crashed his motorcycle along route 5 on sunday. wound but an autopsy shows the wound was caused boo a puncture during the crash. he died of multiple blunt force drama. >>> 28 years in a dc prison for a crime he did not commit. now a judge has ordered the city to pay him more than $13 million. he was wrongly convicted of killing a taxi driver in 1978. he was exonerated in 2012 by dan evidence. >> howard university's founders library will be preserved for years to come. the national trust for historic preservation has named the library its newest national treasure. it will help preserve the past. howard's founders library opened in 1939. today the library's collection is one of the world's largest catalogs of the black experience. >> a new era of studies has beguat the center for jewish civilization launched today. it will focus on jewish curriculum and mainly on the holocaust and its role in the establishment of the state of israel. >> i'm happy to say that the united states is still a nation that has respect for tremendous liberty

robert dear's mental competency is postponed until next month. >>> we are learning more about the rookie police officer shot and killed on her first day on the job. >>> this as a man is accused of pulling the trigger answers to murder charges. elizabeth hurr has more. >> reporter: rob hamilton rained on two murder charges remains in jail without bond. >> i want to be clear, do we have officers involved in a shooting. >> we have three officers that have been shot. >> according to authorities, the three officers shot were responding to a 911 call officer ashley guindon did not survived. killed in the line of duty on her first street patrol saturday. >> when people passed, we weren't expecting that. >> a young woman does her job and this kind of thing happens. it is sad. >> reporter: as the community mourns new details emerge about the 28-year-old rookie officer. she spend 6 years as marine corps reservist and her passion for public service dates back to 2011 when she interned with the police department. >> she did share with us when we rehired her that she felt like she wanted to do the jo

. >> we're coming up on one year anniversary, of losing one of our heroes robert wilson, the third and again that is something that is still, it the is fresh, you know where you were, when you got that call, you know what you were doing and it is something that you really do not the forget. >> reporter: collogues have said she just wanted to help others, she didn't get that chance, she will never be a able to report back for work but the larger purpose is to protect and serve remains now in the hand of her brothers and sisters in blue. one thing i heard of today is the disturbance call can be one of the most dangerous calls to respond to but there is no routine calls so any calls can be your last, that chilling understanding, it comes with the job. reporting live from police headquarters rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and gunman accused of shooting officer guindon has allegedly confessed. army staff sergeant ronald hamilton is being held, without bail on two murder charges. court records show the 31 year-old admitted to shooting his wife and three police officers who sh

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robert anderson died sunday after being thrown off his bike in charles county near old leonardtown road. a forensic examiner who was first on the scene initially said there was evidence of a gunshot wound, but an autopsy determined it was a puncture wound from when the motorcycle crashed so anderson's death has now been ruled accidental. >>> an e. coli scare at the national zoo. the kids' farm exhibit temporary closed because the bacteria was discovered in four goats and one cow. zoo officials say that e. coli was detected after a routine screening earlier this month. the animals now quarantined. they will be monitored and will be released from quarantine after three consecutive negative tests. zoo officials also say that so far no humans have shown signs of being affected by e. coli. >>> a sexual assault case suspect is already behind bars. hear what the victim did that helped lead to an arrest and could help solve some other cases as well. >>> i'm susan hogahogan. cell phone di >>> opening at woman accused of killing her grandmother in maryland. prosecutors say harris stabbed lily mor

a few things here, hillary clinton actively sought out the endorsement of democratic kkk senator robert byrd, donald trump didn't seek out any endorsement, he disavowed it. barack obama sat in racist reverend wright's church pughs for 20 years. and all of a sudden -- trump, i don't think he sat in david duke's pughs. i remember when the new black panther party endorsed obama in 2008. i don't remember "meet the press" saying do you disavow this. whenever it's a whack job republican being endorsed or doing the endorsing. >> they bury it on the left. >> cnn, they kept going after it, the guy said i disavowed it already. >> did cnn hold anyone else -- >> struggling, struggling. this is cnn, trying to be in the top spot. they're not going to get there, they're trying to make something out of nothing. it's very transparent, it's very obvious to me what they're doing. >> one thing i think that with this momentum or the movement comes an awesome responsibility and an opportunity for somebody like donald trump. so he disavowed david duke before. one of the things that helped air rad indicate but

robert tracy says that matthew will appear in court. without the plea agreement, matthew could have faced the death penalty in the graham case if convicted. the 18-year-old disappeared and was later found dead in albemarle county in 2014. matthew faces first-degree murder charges in the 2009 death of morgan harrington. >> the latest on the tornado that hit appomattox. the sheriff's department is urging to you keep an eye out for your neighbor tonight. sheriff barry letterman said they have increased patrols in the 17-mile span wrecked by the tornado that hit wednesday. he says to be sure to keep an eye out for lights at night, as well as for people wondering around -- wandering around in if you see them, get license plate numbers and descriptions and report it. >> give us a call. let us come out there and check it out and see who it is. we haven't had any problems as of yet with anything, but it is not something that we are concerned about. >> danner: the sheriff said that law enforcement from surrounding counties are helping out there

robert: good stuff. leon: a fight between and adrian. alison: and gucci riding boots. >> knee-high gucci boots with white pants. leon: whatever floats your boat. alison: emoji that landed a alison: they are characters to tell a story. emowjys, images like smiles, sunshine or guns and knives. a fairfax student is in trouble for the character she chose to post on her instagram account. but the can they be used as evidence? cheryl conner has the story. >> they are called emowjys. find them next to letters when typing a text. just like words, they have meaning. >> you can use them to tell a story. like i'm going to fly off. >> the message on olivia's phone wasn't as nice. threats. like the skull or a bomb and a gun. >> the eighth grader attends sydney middle school in fairfax. >> we blocked them. i didn't see it. they couldn't see mine. >> the news spread and a letter went home to the parents. >> basically they sent out an e-mail to say there is an instance at the middle school. >> the school system is keeping the details tight. so is fairfa

he'slusion calling on the government of iran to fulfill their promises of assistance in the case of robert levinson, the longest held united states civilian in our nation's history. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, and the gentleman from florida, mr. deutch, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on this resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, sir. first i'd like to thank chairman royce and ranking member engel for their leadership in bringing attention to the plight of bob levinson and guiding this legislation through our foreign affairs committee and on to the house floor today. two weeks ago we passed this

. >> robert lewis dear is facing 179 counts in the shooting that left three people dead. dear is undergoing a mental competency consolation, his anti-abortion beliefs are what led him to kill. >> i care about a lot of things, i care about innocent blood, the innocent blood of all of those babies killed, and they're selling the baby parts. that's a hol costocaust. >> the heroin traffic force heard disturbing predibss today that -- predicks today that heroin overdoses will increase this year. there was a meeting of the minds today to try to figure out what to do about it. channel 9's cathy belich was >>reporter: treatment facilities like this one on west gore street in orlando can help addics detox, so they can get further treatment, but the trick trying. the task force heard today from an addict who has been clean for a year, about what helped him. in the middle of the task force discussion today, about how the jail can help heroin addicts get help and how 700 first responder deputies are going to be supplied with the antidote. delivering sobering news that made the room f

today we )re honoring chief warrant officer robert carter. this is a picture of him inspecting sailor )s flight deck life preservers on board the u-s-s dwight d. eisenhower. right now the eisenhower crew is going through inspection and survey to make sure they )re ready to deploy. we want to recognize your american hero, but we need your help. send us a their picture and make sure you let us know their name, rank, and a little about what makes them your american hero. email it all to pics-at-w-t-k-r- dot-com -- and we ll honor them right here on newschannel 3. your old harry potter books could be worth big money. and signed copies and first editions could bring you thousands of dollars. five-hundred first editions hundred of them disappeared into the british library system -- and they )ve become "the holy grail" of rare books. you never know where they ll turn up. if you do find one -- it s worth between 40 and 55 ( thousand dollars. the most important thing to do is check the copyright page carefully. if you see j-k rowling s name listed as

tax attorney robert wood still says that donald trump shouldn't do it regardless. why not? >> well, you had a good point, that the first two pages that were released by mr. rubio and senator cruz, the two senators, didn't tell us very much, and so you're right that mr. trump could release just basic details but they're still not going to -- still going to have some of the problems that apartly he's worry ped about and that its if he is under audit, the irs said, and they're right, he is not prohibited from releasing them, but he is not under any legal requirement to release anything. and i think most tax advisers think that if he is under audit, as he says, they're releasing tax returns would be a mistake elm that's not a political issue. it's tax issue. >> got you. the irs would take offense at you releasing this before they got a chance to look at it. right? >> i don't think they care. >> okay. >> i assume that if there is an audit every year, as he has said -- there's some speculation whether that's possible, is it true -- it is unusual to have 12 years in a row. it's no

. >>> lawyers for robert menendez tried to get the corruption case against him dropped. the lawyers argued before a federal appeals panel in philadelphia this afternoon. prosecutors say he took gifts and contributions from an eye doctor in exchange for political favors. menendez maintains he and the doctor are friends and he did nothing wrong. >>> stocks on wall street kicking the trading week off with broad losses. despite a rise in the price of u.s. crude oil today. here's a live look at the big board. the dow fell 123 points, closing at 16,516. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, sales of broadway tickets on the decline for some groups of patrons. what experts say is keeping them away from the theater. >> this is an urgent situation and the mayor and the chancellor should treat it as such. >> angry parents demanding answers. why their children have been out of school for days. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. february. hate to see it end with temperatures like this, another 60-degree day after rain this morning. here's seven on 7. through the 50s. there is a cool

john roberts about, thanks very much. melissa. melissa: trump enjoying biggest lead ahead of the most important day of the race. the republican front-runner has 33-point lead over closest competitor. did you see this one? marco rubio is the closest. this is new national cnn/orc poll. here to weigh in on the leaderboard, fred barnes, "weekly standard" executive editor and fox news contributor. if you believe that poll, fred, tomorrow will be a bloodbath. >> it will be a bloodbath. i'm not sure i believe that poll. it shows support for trump twice what it was last august. there is one thing in that poll really makes you worry about trump if you're republican. it shows 48% of the republicans believe they won't vote for trump, back trump in the general election or definitely won't. so, i mean if you win the party nomination, but about half the party is not going to vote for you, it's a pretty hollow victory. melissa: right. i mean that is kind of diet math that people putting out. diet math. i have two brownies for breakfast, one carr

when justice roberts was going through the confirmation hearing he said before the judiciary committee, they asked him. what is the job of the supreme court. ho you would you describe it? he said our job is basically to call balls and strikes. our job is to call balls and strikes. baseball teams when they take the field, they've got thine players, nine positions. -- nine players, nine positions. when the supreme court is in -- when they're in session, they have nine justices or at least they did till the death of justice scalia. just like you can't have a baseball team take the field without the shortstop or without the catcher or even without the second baseman of center field, you can't have them take the field and play well and do their job -- and do their job. at the end of the day the supreme court is a team. they need nine -- thought players but nine justices to be able to do their jobs well and let's keep that in mind. last thing i would say is this. the american people deserve -- are frustrated with us and our inability to get things done. sometimes i can understand why they wo

we spoke with the c-e-o's of (( dr robert/mcbeath/ ceo for southwest medical: this was our attempt to engage these people in the area they were at. they had various challenges, some were homeless, some were challenged with kids at home, some couldn't leave work, some have two jobs, we needed to do something to better engage them, and this was our solution. )) ((brian loftus)) the mobile medical clinic should be up and running within the next 2 months./// ((brian loftus)) > a beautiful monday on tap.. after a gorgeous weekend.. but sherry.. you say some rainy weather may be on the way. ((sherry swensk)) what a wonderful last weekend of february we had...and so warm. and even low 80s on saturday. and we're going to leap right ....... yesterday... and we see a lot of those have cleared out and giving way to sunshine today....but they will be back eventually. .......... it looks like a lot of sunshine for our leap day - which only comes around every 4 years - and we'll keep some of the high clouds coming. .......... right now we are cooling off to the 50s around the valley... and it won't

john roberts is live in atlanta. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. rubio made another swing through atlanta today and it was a clever strategy to gain attention but a lot of negative press has been aimed at marco rubio after he took that sharp turn into deeply personal insults against donald trump so here in atlanta today a hoarse marco rubio died way back on the permanent attacks, referring to donald trump on his business dealings, suggesting that democrats and the press would unload on trump should he become the nominee. >> there are democratic groups out there interviewing the victims of donald trump's scams. and i promise you that the day -- it's never going to happen but if he were to ever become our nominee, the minute he becomes our nominee, the press, the democrats, and all these groups will descend on him lining the hundreds -- like the hounds of hell and will rip him apart. >> reporter: marco rubio urging voters to come out for him, saying a vote for donald trump, because of that, will be just like a vote for hillary clinton. >> rubio needs

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you know, robert de niro's never said, i'd better slow this acting down so meryl streep could catch up. no. not at all, man. if you want black people every year at the oscars, just have black categories. like best black friend. that's right. and the winner for the 18th year in a row is wanda sykes. this is wanda's 18th black oscar. but here's the real question. the real question everybody wants to know, everybody wants to know in the world is hollywood racist. is hollywood racist. you know, that's a, you know, you got to go at that the right way. is it, is it burning cross racist? no. is it fetching you some let me nail lemonade racist? no, it's a different type of racist. >> he goes on to say it's sorority racist. we're going to get in this. we'll talk all about chris rock and some of the lines that are definitely being questioned. >>> it's not about boycotting anybody. we want opportunity. we want the black actors to get the same opportunities. >> just like that, chris rock came out swinging, taking on the elephant in the rule, the oscar's diversity controversiy. i wanted to bring th

robert dear... the self- proclaimed planned parenthood shooter, remains adamant -- "do you value life?" "of course! that's why i did it. i killed three and i saved 3,000." in his phone interview.... robert dear calls those who died on black friday.. "casualties of war".... "do the names garrett swasey, jennifer markovsky, or ke'arre "yeah, those are victims." "were their lives not important?" "well, in a war there's gonna be casualties. are you gonna name the hundred million babies that were killed, that nobody talks about, nobody represents them, they have no voice, but yet our constitution says we have the right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness?" garrett swasey, jennifer markovsky, and ke'arre stewart all had two children. there are six children without a father or a mother. what do you want to say to those kids?" "i already answered that question about them." : "what do you want to say to those kids?" "i'm not saying anything to their kids." : "do you not care?" "i care about a lot of th

look at robert, for example. does not address hillary last time around. we have seen much bigger names endorsing left and right. clinton, her husband, the former president or kennedy. no, if you look at robert wright, for example, you look at his documentary. you look at his work in addition to his tweets. senators sanders before making po official endorsement. talking about income inequality. >> isn't that a core democratic issue? it feels like hillary is drawing a line in the sand. is that a mistake on her part? >> no, not at all. there is a reality. a difference between what you can promise and what you can deliver. hillary clinton is speaking about what she can deliver. look, capital is not bad for america. that just is not going to work in the general election. it will be, i think we will see some women on the republican side. i think he will be the nominee. the moderate censure asked. wanting to align themselves with a political party that are undecided, perhaps, right now. charles: maybe the old reagan democrats will come out. thank you very much.

month mark and again at 12-month mark and again at the end of 6-month point is takes over 2 years we're robert's rules of order rosters and have our experts and cops representatives that are monitoring the process that is being made the goal of the acholic beverage reform is so change the way that law enforcement agencies build with the community partnerships and help it to transformer the community and establish reforms with integrated accountable to do this this is at resources that we have on the ground to conduct our work the cops office had been a group of the interprets the field the bright and conducting combrufz with the command staff aeand as well as as long as community leaders and advocates and bring in technical assistance to conduct interviews and prepare and deliver the recommends for change the city will not ask to contribute many of in their own assets to the assessment other than as mentioned voluntary cooperation and available in support of this #234i6789 we consider this a a valuable errors for the police not only for san francisco but w will take what we learn from san franci

robert deniro has never said i better slow this acting down so meryl streep can catch up. >> even the concept of having black coordination then have asian categories too and every minority. you know what it's got to be the best performances. people vote personally what they thought was the best performance. >> i think the argument too is just give more opportunity sos there can be more performances so you can choose, so people will have -- >> it's fair. >> there's been so much change in this business. it's going the right way. it may take longer than some people want. but ultimately i want the best the best performance to win. >> everyone would agree with that. >> i don't think so. >> i do. i think they want the best performance. i feel a lot of times they were saying a lot of people don't have many opportunities to act in films because it doesn't fit this particular character so they don't have as many opportunities and when you don't have as many chances you don't have as much, chance to win. >> i don't know, hoda. i disagree on that. i've seen so much change. all for the better. >>

stin roberts took ththheat as e of the judges. look at that. just being himself and they sampled concert chilly and a raisismoney for the hd to center on the community health free clinic. >> they cost about $150 to make an inexpensive chilly for this event because we usually request them to have 4 gallons of chilly. charity."we checkeke with the organizers and they raised a but it is all for a good charity. >> we checked with the organizers and they raised a coming up p the cbs 2 news at what happened when a little boy got a little too curious. curious. main weather- your plannnn shshs what's ahead for the - now a live look outside courtesy of weatherfirst skycam - temperatures area will be warmer with mixed - taking a look at regional temperatures going to warm today before cooling tomorrowsatellite/rada r is featuring mixed sunshine - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the surface map- moving into a closer view 'predictor' forecast we clouds moving in this evevengforecast bring us mixed sunshine with the forecast but first enjoy >>>

let's bring in fast money trader jon najarian and robert miles. welcome to you both on "power lunch." i'll start off with you, dr. j. you're a quick trader. maybe not the long-term time horizon that warren buffett has, but you say he should get rid of these losses. >> yeah, mel. when you're an investor, of course, you can do what warren buffett's done, which is fabulous. his numbers are without question some of the best ever in our industry. however, when you shorten this time frame up, like you just said that i do, and you become a trade, you can't eat like a bird and take huge losses. that's just something that can't be part of the playbook. so if he had cut the losses, in general motors, in ibm, in american express, these are three of his biggest losers, if you had cut those losses, look at what the performance would be. so all i'm saying is that he should really take a harder look at those companies and i know he still believes in both management and the brands of those companies, but it seems that the street doesn't believe as much as warren

even though roberts released the draft last week.. it's unsure if there will be enough votes on the democrat side.. according to the draft, the senate bill would require usda to set a voluntary national food labeling standard for genetically engineered foods, preempt state labeling laws on both gmo foods and seed, and require usda to provide consumers with information on the benefits of biotechnology.. roberts says he is open to amendments to the bill.. he hopes it will stop the labeling law in vermont from going into effect... commodities are keeping with the starting off this week mostly in the red... the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 410 feeder lambs fetched the days pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.39 per pound. the 153 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $100 to $232.50 per head. federal regulators in canada and the u-s announced new ways they hope to reduce the phosphorus levels of lake erie. the two countries environmental administrations hope to reduce the levels by 40 percent.. by mini

. >>> back in our area a quick moving fire took out three it happened at bragg and robert street in robert cabinet shop. it spread to a third freestanding structure. the damage was so extensive investigators say they may never not -- they may never know the exact start of the fire. >> it seemed like the more water they put on it the fire would not go out. >> a small church was also affected but fortunately no one was hurt. >>> one person is in the raig a witness called firefighters to the scene on carver street after 8:00 last night. it is unclear if the person injuries. no word on the cause. police chief moves ahead. so far the recruitment process is right on schedule. a list of 42 candidates is now down to six. the next steps come today and part in a two-day assessment. that will provide more insight into their management, decision- skills. and then the top two or three finalists will meet with the durham police department staff and the public. that will happen in late march. city leaders would like to have a new person in place in may. >>> today is the day state regulators must decide w

business man robert herjavec of a-b-c's "shark tank" is engaged to his former dancing with the stars partner, kym johnson. johnson tweeted the news sunday... saying she is "the luckiest girl in the world." the two met on the series in 2015. the camden kids together again! some members of the nineties hit t-v show "7th heaven" reunited over the weekend for jessica biel's restaurant opening in los angeles. biel's former on-screen sister, beverly mitchell, posted this pic on instagram with the caption "love these people like family!" also in the picture... t-v siblings barry watson and mackenzie rosman and mom catherine hicks. for hollywood minute.. i'm david stroke - both the inherent danger and the affects later on are a medical concern of high importance... we'll speak with a neurologist from uihc about trying to remove blood clots from arteries in the brain... through an i-v. stay with welcome back to thin the battle to temper the affects - and the danger - of a "stroke", we're going to look at a new approach. dr. santiago ortega of the university of iowa hospitals and clinics joins

. >> new jersey senator robert menendez will be in federal appeals court in philadelphia today. the hearing focuses on a corruption case against menendez. he was charged last year with bribery and other charges, after prosecutors say he accepted a gift and campaign contributions from a florida eye doctor, in exchange for political favors. menendez has pleaded not guilty. >>> president obama presenting the meds al of honor to navy seal. the president drapes in medal around the shoulders of senior chief special warfare operator edward buyers, jr., just within the last hour. shielded an american hostage from incoming fire while simultaneously fighting off the taliban guard. this happened during a daring nighttime raid in afghanistan in 2012. >> left lept across the room, on the hostage using his own body to shield him from the bullets. another enemy fighter appeared, and with his body, ed kept shielding the hostage with his bear hands, and held it until his teammate took,. >> it was over almost as soon as it began. in just minutes, by going after the guards, saving the lives of man

police released the names of robert andrews shot ryan baret on orphanage road yesterday. baret is in critical condition. police need to conduct more interviews before deciding on possible charges. >>> a heads up for drivers in iredell county today. part of a mooresville road the closed. crews shut down statesville avenue between east center street and carpenter avenue. they're working on a water line. it's expected to reopen sometime tomorrow. >>> so many voters will take to the poles it c (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) >> there is one more day left until super tuesday when millions of voters head to the poles in the race for president. stephanie ramos is in virginia to break down the final push ahead of the primaries that could decide the nominees. >> reporter: super tuesday is tomorrow. this could be it. where 595 delegates are u

. >> happening today, lawyers for new jersey senator robert menendez will argue that the corruption case against him should be dropped. the lawyers will appear before a federal appeals panel in philadelphia this afternoon. menendez took gifts and contributions from an eye doctor, in exchange for political favors. menendez says he and the doctor are friends and he did nothing wrong. >> bill cosby's legal team is in court right now, trying to get a defamation lawsuit against him dropped. this case, involved model janice dickenson, cosby's lawyers say they want her case dropped, because over the years, she gave differing accounts about what happened with the entertainer. dickenson says cosby drugged and rairped her in the 80s. dozens of other women have made similar claims. >>> you need your umbrella if you're headed outside for lunch. weather center. >> did i hear correctly, are you picking up lunch? [ laughter ] >> yes, that's it. >> yes, well, i will throw in the umbrellas, and we will all go to lunch and you need yours, too. you see on the radar, showers stretching really from hartford

now we are hearing from john roberts with you rubio. saying that i could stand here. i have done that on occasion. not today. referring to his own views. the way god made them. bygones and the extreme language will ratchet down a bit. do you think that tit-for-tat is healthy? >> i think that it was horrible. rubio is better than that. i think that his campaign is better than that. when rubio started the tit-for-tat and started making fun of donald trump and his hands and this and that, r to the bully. let trump do this. it is not rubio stich. i do not think that a lot of people enjoy that from rubio. >> doing everything else and nothing was working. >> no. hard to raise funds for marco rubio. he is a good candidate. a good senator. neil: thank you very, very much. let's get a read on this from charlie gasparino, dagen make towel certainly beefing up the crowd. >> a big gap to make up in a lot of these super tuesdays. super tuesday, she really needs to get to that 20% threshold in texas, for example. some delegates in that state. he is very, very close on that mark. it