wilson. oh, thank you, my dear. oh, i think i'll have two just to celebrate. my goodness, mr. wilson, i'd celebrate too if someone offered me $2,000 for a coin collection. well, i simply can't quite get over it. i merely put an ad in that coin collector magazine-- and the next thing george knew, he had a call from this mr. sheldon from upstate, saying he was coming down tomorrow afternoon. well, $2,000 certainly is a lot of money, mr. wilson, but aren't you afraid you're gonna miss looking at your collection? well, if i get lonely, mitchell, i always figure i can stare at the $2,000. [door slamming] hi. is it time for the fortune cookies yet? of course, it is, dear. i almost forgot abt them. are your hands clean, young man? one of them is. i've been saving it. there's nothing like learning to save hi, mr. wilson. oh, hello there, dennis. jeepers, aren't you all excited about getting a fortune cookie? dennis, it's a wonder i've managed to contain myself this long. alice, you're first. all righ

it is under wilson. you have to keep in mind what is happening in the philippines, too and you get this articulation. that independence will happen. it's no longer the goal of the u.s. to withdraw sovereignty. think you're right but the question might be why is it that a timetable for independence -- why is that not manifest? that's something that some filipinos were eager to see. order.ybe it's a tall maybe the weight nancy was putting it before does the action follow the rhetoric and in this case that's from thinking there is a newish thing happening here. there is a commitment to the vision being laid out of a postcolonial world. people like the filipinos are seizing on. and what wilson is saying in the philippines is that we want to deny ourselves of the frontier it's not going to necessarily be on the timeline that filipinos want. it might be a semantic for you but that's what i suggest. suggest that we should be thinking about scientific racism ideas at the dime and how they intersect with clinical

wilson. hi, mrs. wilson. i have a swell idea, mr. wilson. let's you and me go-- dennis, i'm in no mood for any of your swell ideas. martha, i'm going upstairs and lie down a while. is he sick, mrs. wilson? no, dennis. he's just a little upset today because he didn't get his name in the paper. that's too bad. well, i better be goin' now. tell mr. wilson i'll leave my kite in your tree until he feels more like climbin'. hello, tommy. it's nice to see you again. it's nice to have you back home, mrs. mitchell. i missed you a lot. thank you. nobody can bake cookies as good as these. they sure can't. what have you got there? it's tommy's new printing set. you just draw a picture and you press it down on this stuff here and the pictures comes off on it. see? well, isn't that nice? oh, you can have a lot of fun with that. but i already drew all the pictures i know. i know some swell pictures, tommy. i'll draw a horse. you can do lots of things besides draw pictures with this. it says, "hand bills, calling cards, personal stationary." "print your own

wilson, wake up. wake up, mr. wilson. snap out of it, mr. wilson. wake up, mr. wilson. it's daybreak. wake up, mr. wilson. oh. oh, mitchell. well, i must've dozed off. several hours ago. oh, good grief. oh. here we go, mr. wilson. oh, good gracious. up, wilson. oh, thank you, mitchell, for waking me in time. i helped too. oh, well, thank you, dennis. out of the way. great scott, it's closed. oh, whatever will i tell mr. timberlake? just tell him that while you were asleep-- dennis, don't even think it. i was just gonna tell you that-- dennis, i think we'd better go home. yes, mitchell. and i've got to go and then think of what i am going to say to mr. timberlake. but, dad, i took the picture myself on this. oh, i'm sorry, son. mr. wilson has to have a professional picture. jeepers. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many featur

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wilson gave it up. it's this kind of interesting episode where he concedes unilaterally to just withdraw the expedition and he got nothing in return from it. what he got out of it was not going to war with mexico, but mexico conceded nothing by protecting its sovereignty. so in this case i think it very much shaped how wilson really pulled back in 1916 this overbearing mind-set about mexico because what was taking place between the u.s. and germa germany. >> what's been useful is to the extent we're decentering europe from our discussions of u.s. foreign relations in the latter half of the 19-teens. if we think about this in terms of the perspective of an ordinary person living in haiti or vera cruz, things have not changed in a lot of ways. i think we have to think about the perspectives the people we're talking to and looking at. the u.s. was deeply involved in the world militarily, economically, diplomatically prior to its entry into the europe war the following year, and i think we need to remember

wilson? goodbye, boys. bye, mr. wilson. mr. wilson sure loves birds. not many men would build a nest for one. i guess not. hi, mrs. elkins. hi, mrs. dudley. hello, dear boys. hi, dennis. hi, tommy. guess what mr. wilson is gonna do? he's gonna build a nest for his mockingbird. build a nest? yeah. with his own hands. because the wind blew the old one out of the tree. are you sure about this, dennis? sure, i'm sure. i just saw him throw the old one in the trashcan. well, thank you very much for telling me, dennis. you're welcome, mrs. elkins. come on, tommy. bye, mrs. dudley. bye. mabel, we've got him. the wind didn't blow that nest down. there wasn't any wind. you think he took it down himself? of course. his wife said that bird has been keeping him awake at night. so he's getting rid of it. well, this should make you the next president of the club. right. i'll call mr. timberlake and tell him to meet us at the wilson house as soon as he can. then, it's true, wilson. you actually tore down the nest of an innocent little bird? yes, i did, mr. timberlake.

wilson. that's heavier than i thought. oh, the darn knot's stuck. maybe if you were barefooted, you could untie the knots with your toes. i'm not barefooted. i bet a monkey could do it. dennis, look, i'll allow you to step across the trowel. just three steps forward. no more. now, 1, 2, 3. now reach down and pull that bullknot loose, and then jump back. now you see, dennis? accidents can be avoided by careful preparation. why, it's a fallacy that trouble follows you around, dennis. why, you did exactly as you were told. are you through with the rope, mr. wilson? yes, i'm through with the rope. can i have it for my swing? oh, take it, take it, take it. thank you. there's nothing altruistic in the gift, dennis. it's just that somehow it seems when you're over on your own property, things work out better over here. you mean you're not nervous anymore? well, let's just say i'm beginning to recover. boy, that's swell. hey, i wonder where that cat went. matilda? oh, great scott. kitty! kitty! see t

wilson. why do they have to bother me now? hi, mr. wilson. taking your nerve medicine? that's what it is, all right. it smells awful, don't it? yeah, he makes that stuff himself, don't you, mr. wilson? hey, mr. wilson, you wanna play football with us? yes, i'd love to play football with you, dennis. swell. catch. did you see him catch that ball, tommy? boy, you'd make a swell all-american, mr. wilson. you hear me? let's keep it over in your own yard. ooh. oh, my goodness. what--oh, what did i-- oh, my. dennis, is this your football? sure, dad. you gave it to me for christmas, don't you remember? well, if you can't watch where you're throwing, i'm gonna put it away. you nearly knocked my head off. besides, you could have broken my glasses. anyone who throws a football without looking where he's throwing it-- mitchell, i'm terribly sorry, but dennis did not throw that. i did. you? i--i don't know what to say. i know it was a very foolish thing to do. boy, i'll say. you could have knocked his he

wilson's tv set. dennis, you shouldn't be looking in at mr. wilson. i can't even see mr. wilson. he must be lying on the bed working the remote control. well, never mind that, anyway. your father says you can come downstairs now. is the golf tournament over? it hasn't even started yet. he wants to know if you'd like to go with him to opie's okay. i couldn't hear what the charlie chan movie was all about, anyway. all i could tell was that the number one son kept falling through trapdoors. 9, 10. there you are, henry. now, if you keep it indoors, you ain't gonna have a bit of trouble with it. opie, i didn't--okay. come on, dennis. you know what i wish we could buy, dad? i wish we could buy-- dennis, you don't want to be punished again, do you? i'm not talking about a tv set. is that what you thought i was talking about? well, i certainly did. heck, no. what i'm talking about is a remote control for a tv set. opie's selling lots of 'em, henry. no thanks, opie. come on, dennis. how about if i buy it with my own money? could i do that? well, all right. i've got 40 cents. i'm afraid th

wilson? oh, well, i'd say a dimes worth? gee, thanks, mr. wilson. now all i need is a dollar and eighty-five cents. you still haven't told me what you want the money for. to buy those two swell white mice from georgie including the cage. dennis, you get those rodents out of my house immediately. you mean jennifer and caesar? i mean those mice right there. now you take these two-- dennis, when you came in here, were there two mice in this cage? sure. jennifer and caesar. hey, where's caesar? he's loose somewhere in this house. jeepers, it's lucky you don't have any elephants or they'd be scared. oh, that's an old wives' tale, dennis. i know. old wives and elephants are scared of them. sure. we have to. let's everybody shake their pants legs. oh, dennis. you run down to the refrigerator and get some cheese. i think i'd rather have a peanut butter sandwich. it's not for you. it's for that blasted mouse. i think he'd rather have peanut butter too. dennis, i will give you 10 minutes to find him be

wilson-- yes, dear? can i feel your muscles? what on earth for? well, mr. wilson said she could wrap him around her little finger. so i bet mrs. wilson's got muscles like a wrestler? get up those stairs and get in the tub, young man. in the bathtub? in the bathtub. and put some water in it. yes, dad. is dennis going to be at the open house? yes. we couldn't get a sitter. oh, we've had lots of long talks with him. oh, i'm sure dennis realizes how important this is to his father and me. of course, he does. sure, he does. i wonder where they are. can't imagine. thought i heard a car. as long as nobody's comin', you want me to get some of the kids and help eat up all this stuff? they'll be here. it's just that they're a little late. i wonder if they were having trouble finding the place, henry. it isn't that hard to find. maybe everybody's goin' around asking each other how to get here. oh, that's it. i bet nobody can locate the house. [doorbell] mr. mitchell: just a minute, dennis. mrs. mitchell: we'll all

wilson. hello, mrs. wilson. hello, dennis, tommy. hello. where you going, mr. wilson? none of your-- george. we're going for a drive in the country, dennis. oh. i notice you got a picnic basket with you. yes, that's right. just keep your hands off it, dennis. over my dead-- george, use a little diplomacy. uh...i guess you're right, martha. well, i'd like to have you come with us, dennis, but there's an important job for you to do here. really? spies or something? oh, no. some men are coming by in a truck to do some work in my back yard. now, when they get here, will you tell them to go right to work? sure. that's better, george. well, there we are, bob. mississippi street. 625 must be down the block. yeah. you see? they're looking at house numbers. hello there! here it is! this is the place. he wants you to go right to work in the back yard. while i park, you go up and let him know we're here. they're not home, but they told me to tell you to go right to work. they left a note on the door. i'll go up and see what it says. the back yard's the place. okay, kid. wait'll h

wilson. we're lucky. the coffee pot's still plugged in. here. you take this. surely. i really shouldn't impose like this, but you've only to say coffee once to me. sit down. all right. thank you. here we are. well, i guess alice and martha will be home any minute now. although why they went in the first place i'll never know. the reason women go to teas is something i'm sure no man will ever understand. you know, martha dragged me to one of her teas once. you should have seen the size of the sandwiches. they were absolutely microscopic. it isn't only the size, it's the color. have you ever seen purple cream cheese? or lavender mayonnaise? what's the matter, mr. wilson? i don't know. all right, boys, out, all of you. dennis, wait a minute. would you care to explain what's going on here? well, me and tommy and stewart were having a club meeting and you and mr. wilson came in and i accidentally poured water on mr. wilson's shoe and i guess that's about all for right now. you mean to tell me you

wilson: yes. bennett: so zika virus, i know when we spoke earlier you said northern nevada doesn't necessarily need to be worried climate wise? why is that? wilson: well so when you're looking at mosquito transmitted viruses you're looking at a dynamic here. so you do need to have appropriate species of okay? we don't really have that here number one. number two you have to have the right humidity, you have to have the right temperature, right? so the right climatology so to speak for the for the transmission. so transmitting a virus by mosquito requires that you have to actually have that typically get . wilson: we don't really have that here. right. and then the third piece is you have to have a high contact rate between humans and mosquitos. so people have to be constantly bit with mosquitos, okay? and so there are other countries where folks live outdoors a lot, they spend the majority of the day outdoors, and they don't utilize air conditioning. so in america we just don't we don't have the s

wilson. well, alice. dennis tells me you're a business widow. only until tomorrow night, thank goodness. oh, well, i have a little surprise for you. do you remember my telling you about a book i was having published, my first book? yes, and we're so thrilled for you. is that it? and i autographed one for you and henry. "the land we love," by john wilson. oh, thank you. well, i hope you enjoy it. it's a collection of my magazine articles on american history. i know we'll enjoy it. and here's a personal copy for you too, dennis. boy, mr. wilson, it feels great, not nearly as heavy as my arithmetic book. i know how proud you must be, mr. wilson, and i hope the book makes a lot of money for you. oh, i won't get any money myself. you know, i was very well paid for the original articles and i decided that i would turn over the book royalties to the red cross. what a fine thing to do. i'll certainly tell all my friends what a generous man you are. oh no, no. please don't. i know i've always been ver

wilson. is mr. wilson home? well, yes, boys. george, a couple of your little friends are here to see you. oh, dennis. tell him i'm about to take a nap, sis. you just had a nap. tell him i'm going to work on my coin collection. we'll just take a minute. parsnip soup and now dennis. hi, mr. wilson. hi. well, i finished it, june. would you like another bowl? yes, in about five years. now, what do you boys want? we want all your old newspapers for the paper drive. well, you're too late. i have already given them to johnny brady. johnny brady. jeepers, we're in a contest for a dollar prize. well, i'm sorry but you're too late. the early bird catches the worm, you know? oh, we don't want any worms, just papers. you see why he drives me nuts, sis? you see? now, george, he's only a little boy. besides, i think there are some papers down in the basement over by your workbench. oh, not enough to bother going down for. i'll get it, mr. wilson. and while we're down there, tommy, i'll show you mr. wilson's new fishing rod. oh, no. i'll get t

wilson, mr. wilson. oh, what does he want now? dennis: here's your paper, mr. wilson. oh, good. here's your paper, mr. wilson. why don't you just throw it? okay. watch. right on the porch. oh. dennis. excuse me, mr. wilson. did i hurt your stomach? yes, you did. i was trying to hit your porch. well, you just stay away from me or i'll speak to your father. boy, i better talk to my dad about that bike in a hurry. honey, have you heard the paper come yet? no, i haven't. maybe he threw it in the bushes. excuse me, dad. here's your paper. and, boy, do i wanna talk to you. and i wanna talk to you, young man. do you know where you left your scooter again? uh-oh. that's right, the driveway, and i didn't see it this time and i ran over it and broke it. gee, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to leave it there. well, it's too late to be sorry. it's broken. but you know what, dad? you don't have to get me a new one. we have no intention of getting you a new scooter, dennis. that's good, 'cause what i need is a bike that's a two-wheeler and a horn that you could squeeze when you wanna honk at somebod

as a boy, all my teachers were shipped woodrow wilson --worshipped woodrow wilson. the great moment in their lives was the creation of the league of nations, and the failure of the united states to join. i tried to remember nowadays, if i mention a certain event which seems important to me, and i get a blank stare from younger people that what i am saying to them is what my teachers were saying to me when they talk about bosnia-herzegovina. bosnia-herzegovina was part of that whole mythos of woodrow wilson, and americans lost the opportunity to become a citizen of the world, and a belief that if only we had joined the league of nations, we could have staved off nazism, and avoided the death in world war ii. that is something that all of us of my generation grew up with. more recently, there has been a different sense of woodrow wilson. he is not the world's most likable man. when you live with it as a writer, day in and day out -- one journalist of the time said, when i think of theodore roosevelt, i think of an exuberant, cherubic, larger-than-life figure. when i t

wilson: yes. bennett: so zika virus, i know when we spoke earlier you said northern nevada doesn't necessarily need to be worried climate wise? why is that? wilson: well so when you're looking at mosquito transmitted viruses you're looking at a dynamic here. so you do need to have appropriate species of mosquito to transmit the virus, okay? we don't really have that point. so the guidance that a lot of folks are hearing you know in the major media outlets is you know quoting cbs and who and that is you know we're worried about pregnant moms. well that's true but we need to kind of think a little bit more broadly here is that men who problems if that partner's pregnant. right? and sometimes women don't know immediately if they're pregnant. so there's some uncertainty there. so if you are going to go there and travel make sure that you're not pregnant, that you're taking birth control, that you're using mosquito repellant and that you're mindful that the guy is at risk too okay for introducing the v

it is now woodrow wilson's moment. he seems -- arthur link did so many great books on woodrow wilson. scott eric recently did a nice biography on wilson. john milton cooper junior did a tool -- duel biography of woodrow wilson and theodore roosevelt. who was woodrow wilson? he is having a moment. hamilton is having a great moment. [laughter] woodrow wilson, there is a lot of controversy at princeton university whether the woodrow wilson school should be named after him but who was he, what , should we know about him and admire about him? mr. leuchtenburg: when i was a student, i went to newtown high school in queens. as a boy, all my teachers were worshipped woodrow wilson. the great moment in their lives was the creation of the league of nations, and the failure of the united states to join. i tried to remember nowadays, if i mention a certain event which seems important to me, and i get a blank stare from younger people that what i am saying to them is what my teachers were saying to me when they talk about bosnia-he

john: you might be wondering, who is willie wilson? as a middle school dropout, and now he works for a medical supply company that makes $60 million a year in sales. dr. wilson: i am an example of the american dream. people can look up and see you can make it. john: his next goal is the presidency, bringing his modest campaign to the phyllis wheatley center in greenville. dr. wilson: people are struggling, and that is why i have dedicated myself to this cause. john: he is running against hillary clinton and bernie sanders, bringing over 5000 to his last stop in greenville. he even says the party is against him. dr. wilson: they say they have not sanction me, so therefore, i am not a democratic candidate. john: also a christian, dr. wilson is running on a he also wants to focus on america's problems first. dr. wilson: you can have far more people. that is why i am here. john: wilson is only on the ballot in several states, and he says it is an uphill battle, and hopes to surprise the establishment saturday night. john lyon, wyff news 4,

wilson. how come you're sneaking around in the bushes, mr. wilson? i was not sneaking around in the bushes. i was getting my paper. hey, we got some kind of a secret going on around our house. do you know what it is? no, i don't. i'll probably find out by tomorrow, and then i'll tell you. i won't be here. mrs. wilson and i are going on a week's vacation first thing in the morning. boy, i'll miss you. [door slams] boy, he sure slammed the door. yeah. it's lucky he didn't do it at my house, or mom would have made him go out and come in again. don't worry, henry. you'll make a fine presentation speech. well, i'm not much of a speaker. i can only promise it'll be loud. i don't want anyone going to sleep. well, i'll see you at the luncheon. okay, doc. whoa, there. hi, dr. sinclair. i guess you could probably tell me what the secret is now, huh? i'm afraid not, dennis. hi, tommy. how's the earache? which one was it in? the right one. i guess it's a little better 'cause i can't feel anything. well, what have you two been up to? we've been over talking to mr

so from halifax, down to rocky mount, down into wilson and wilson county, heavy rain with thunder and lightning there. and a severe thunderstorm warning for wilson and edgecomb county. that is because the possibility of damaging winds. so those are two separate clusters of thunderstorms, neither of which have a tornado warning associated with them right now but both of which are still producing dangerous weather and a severe thunderstorm warping. same situation as we go a little farther south. so way here at the top of your screen there's smithfield. so south through bentonville and southern parts of johnston crossroads, down into sampson county as you head towards rose boro, all west of clinton, another severe thunderstorm warning. that's producing heavy rain with thunder and lightning as winds. so again big, big picture here, so this line of storms is racing to the i-95 corridor heading for the coast. but as you look at everything, imagine a giant swirl. there's an area of low pressure that's helping with. that that's helping inspire some of our severe stores. on the back side of th

wilson want a drink of water? mrs. wilson? no, i--dennis, i was referring to the animals and the birds. one night, i heard an owl hooting. [hooting] boy, you sure sound like one. do it again. all righty. [hooting] and at that moment, all the primitive instincts of my ancestors came back to me. oh, what did you do? picked up my flashlight and went looking for him. boy, you're just like daniel boone, mr. wilson. did you find him? well, no. now martha, that wasn't funny. oh yes, it was. fine. he was walking along, shining his light up into the trees, and he walked right into the brook. that's 'cause you didn't wanna leave a trail, huh, mr. wilson? dennis, you're a good friend. you know, you ought to go camping sometime. boy, that would be swell. can i help you bring in the rest of your gear? well, sure. come on. dad, can i sleep out in the backyard tonight? dennis, i don't have a tent. oh, don't be a killjoy, mitchell. he could borrow our camping equipment. swell. oh, that's very generous of you. say, can i get tommy to sleep out

rice that isn't for the buffalo bills will team jerry rice as tim urban rather has seattle's russell wilson is from up the road in richmond let's head to her by e there eli manning in his bento few pro bowls in his career playing for team rice will go up top puts up with the chiefs travis kelsey as second look kelsey making it look easy as they took an early seven up in the backroom team urban led by wilson who woke up with julio jones spectacular catch second look. photos and just like that were tied it seven second quarter now wilson will go over the middle is one of his three touchdowns in the day that one to todd gurley made a twenty one twenty down fourteen manning

local firefighters are pushing for it to be named after kyle wilson. he died in this woodbridge house fire on april 16th, 2007, the same day as the virginia tech massacre. >> the structure collapsed from rooftop down, and he was trapped in that debris, and that's where he ended his life. >> reporter: for the past eight years the wilson family has raised money with the fitness run and other activities giving scholarships to students at george mason university where kyle wilson graduated. he grew up within walking distance of the new elementary school, and his family says it would be a great honor if it carried his name. >> it's a very hard thing to talk about, but i think it would mean the world have a lasting -- a never ending memorial to him. >> reporter: another name getting a lot of support is dr. george hampton, an educator whose foundation has awarded more than $100,000 in scholarships.

cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: rebel wilson. she's the best. she's the best. plus, his new film "pride and prejudice and zombies" hits theaters today. jack huston is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and then the music tonight is just -- i can't even tell you how great it is. it's just always phenomenal. were on, remember they had that song "s.o.b.?" >> steve: yeah. son of a bitch yep. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. it is one of -- i mean they played it. the audience never heard it. they just came out. standing ovation after they finished. they rocked the crap out of this place. it was unbelievable. it's just amazing. and like the album shot off the charts. they're here tonight. it's another jam. it's unbelievable. nathaniel rateliff and the nightsweats. [ cheers and applause ] give me a drink d never get old" is the song. i needed to try needed to failour love that's all you get. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: that's all you get right there. >> steve: that's it? what?tta wait. you gotta wait. you gotta wait for the goods, man. >> steve: o

wilson? yeah? if you ever buy a pair of shoes and they give you a balloon and you don't want it, can i have it? mine's busted. all right, kid. [applause] [music] captioning performed by peoplesupport starring barbara billingsley, hugh beaumont, and jerry mathers (bright orchestra music) - dear, look what i found in wally's jacket. - alma hanson. - that's a girl's name and her telephone number. - well what'd you expect to find in a high school boy's clothes, a teething ring? (laughter) - ward, do you think he's serious about this girl? - i think if he was serious about her, he wouldn't leave this around for us to find. - well i wish you wouldn't be so calm about it. i think you should come right out and ask wally who this girl is. - well i suppose i could sort of hint around about it at lunch. - oh, i just wish wally didn't have girls' names in his pocket, he's still such a baby. - well to you he's still a baby, another cary grant. (laughter) - wally, i believe your father has something to ask you.

-- willie wilson. i think we can call her the let's head back to the campaign headquarters in columbia. party inside tonight. nigel: guys, you saw the video, there was so much energy in that room. as you said, seconds after the polls closed, the race was called for hillary clinton. in fact, she won every single county in the state of south carolina. in front of more than 1000 people, clinton thanked her supporters and said her work is far from done.she even called out donald trump without using his name, saying "we don't need to make america great again, america never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again." carol as you mentioned a little while ago, super tuesday is up next. that just tells you there are a lot of delegates still up for grabs. it's been a long day. i'm going to head back to greenville. >> now wyff news 4 sports. ricardo: he may have lost the sprint cup pole after failing inspection on friday. but kyle busch shook off the disappointment to capture the xfinity se

that name is willie wilson. the chicago businessman willie wilson held a town hall meeting last night at the phillis wheatley community center in greenville. wilson says part of the reason you might not have heard of him is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they kept me off the debates. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic candidate because we are no entitled to the rights and sanction. geoff: along with the primary saturday, he will also be on the democratic ballot in ten other states. allyson: check of traffic in a minute. change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale

barbara: anthony wilson is live in breaking news one. anthony: we are going down chapel hill street close to the lakewood shopping is center where there is power in the shopping center but in front of us you are seeing oncoming traffic. that is the only lights you are getting. otherwise no streetlights, no traffic lights and it has been like this a while. apparently about 1,300 customers are waiting for the power to come on and we will look at video that just came in showing a fallen tree on rolling pines avenue locate the near this area. no confirm place from duke power that is what caused the power outage. but the exact cause of the outage we are dealing with here in the lakewood area not yet anyone but back live you are looking again at a bus coming the rain is reflecting. if you plan to commute in this area the next couple hours you may want to be on the lookout. in is a truck through the intersection and you can't see it but there are travel signals up there in the darkness not working. so please go slowly and look both ways because

today, dozens came to his funernal in fairbank to honor wilson. he was a volunteer firefighter at the oran fire department. kwwls olivia mancino just returned from oran--she joins us now live i stopped by the oran fire department following the funeral, where his fellow firefighters gathered to remember him. almost immediately it was easy to see how many people he's impacted. on a windy february thursday, dozens of cars and firetrucks line the streets of this church as they mourn the could just touch anybody he talked to" saying 22 year old jed understatement. in addition to helping manage his family business, wilson spent much of his time as a volunteer firefighter in oran. "he was one of the guys you could go to to ask to do rechkemmer, firefighters and friends gathered at the department thursday to share memories of wilson. memories all unique to their own experiences with him, but threaded with one common theme. "ive never met anyone of any age that has gone out of their his friends say his personality---larger than life and his smile--contagio

we see wilson's life after the filming ended. >> reporter: wilson is very much a self-made man. he proudly stands on a deck of his dell high home knowing that he owns it free and clear, and >> i worked ever since i was 13. running a wagon, doing the garbage route, you know. and when they to down all the buildings in the area for the school, i would -- you know, this they could stop their job and i would go in there and pick up the stuff that they didn't want, that burn off the wood for hinges and anything like that. >> reporter: 52 years ago in this documentary on poverty, it was a very different eddie wilson on tv. >> this is eddie dean wilson, another young man with no place to go. like clifford, poverty pulled him away from school, and that same poverty denies him a job. a job that might, just might, lift him out of poverty. >> reporter: at 16, eddie dropped out of school. >> i didn't have the proper it was stuff from welfare and, you know, it was just -- it was a struggle all the time, all the time. >> sounds like it was kind of intimidating to go to school. >> yeah, it was.

i'm thinking about a'ja wilson especially. dawn: it was you know..and there are a lot of factors...particularly with a'ja wilson. a'ja wilson was recruited by uconn and she turned them down. university of south carolina. dawn:and to turn someone down like that..the tradition of uconn..they don't like that. rick:did the uconn fans let her know that they were not happy with her decision to turn them down? dawn:the uconn fans let everyone on our roster know that they didn't like the fact that we showed up for the game. so i'm hoping our student section returns the favor and gets under the skin of all of their players. a'ja:it was a huge eye opener. it was a big stage. and like i said before..it's a different level of basketball out there and me especially being a freshman going in for the first time really playing in and seeing everything it really was an eye opener. it kind of put you on stage before you get on the ncaa tournament stage and the >>> tonight, breaking point. bill clinton on the attack unloading on bernie sanders a

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i'm speaking this week with jazz diva cassandra wilson. if you ever write a book or someone asks you what is your legacy as a musician, how would you describe cassandra wilson's legacy to music? >> i love what you said earlier about being a peace maker. i think that's a very important part of who i am and what i do is bringing disparate elements together and realising common ground. i think it's important to do that musically and i think it's important for us to do that in the world. so i want to be remembered for doing that and i also want to be remembered for the spirituality, tapping into spirituality inside of the music. that's very important >>> i understand you're teaching the next generation with workshops. >> we have begun to do workshops at the yellow scarf in jackson mississippi. we take on young children who are interested in music, try to teach them about the industry and music. it's not just learning about working with the notes and tones, it is also about how to carry yourself in the marketplace. that's a very important thing

of innovation at wilson labs. sticking with sports, to the battle lines drawn in ink from athletes' tattoos, take two has carved out a name in the video industry with astonishing graphics and stunning character models in its nba 2-k series that looks like real life players. their extraordinary attention to detail may cost them. turns out a tattoo company named solid oaks sketches ownss the rights to tattoos on several athletes, including kobe bryant and lebron. the tattoo artists claimed they signed copyright agreements with the nba players. the company is suing for more than $1 million. coming up, the video game platform that's creating a new economy for developers and netting some teens six figures. that story next. emily: it is time now for politeching where politics and tech merge. monday marks the start of primary season with the iowa caucus and seems the caucuses gave twitter somewhat of a competitive advantage. while facebook showed more interest in trump and sanders. twitter showed trump cruz and clinton a