(audience laughs) (audience applause) (joyful instrumental music) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (kathy giggles) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. - that's what i said, famous. we are on the verge of becoming a famous family. - [betty] well, why? how did we rate that? - what did we do, daddy? - well, i'm not exactly sure. all i know is, we're going to be written up in a magazine. - [betty] really, what magazine? life? look? - glamour? - hardly (chuckles). - probably true confessions. (jim chuckles) - no, you're all wrong. it's the insurance executives sentinel. - [betty] oh, great. (audience laughs) - oh, now don't knock it. that's read in the homes of thousands of insurance men. - that's what i mean. - furthermore, an article like that could do me some good in my business. - well, why did they choose us for the article? - well, partly because we're such a model family. mostly because the editor's a friend of mine, fred mcclure. - yes, i remember him. he was here at the house once. - that's right, the year the convention was in springf

(audience applause) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt. (children giggling) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. - [margaret] mildred. - hello, margaret. hope i'm not too early to pay a quick social call. - oh, come in; this is a surprise. - you have no idea what a real surprise i have for you. - well come in; sit down. excuse the state of the room. - betty here? - no, she just left for school. - too bad. i'd like to see the look on her face when she hears the news. - well, mildred parker, what are you talking about? - remember that hollywood star contest we sent betty's picture in to? - the donna stuart twin contest, oh i certainly do. you know, i always felt just a bit guilty that i even considered letting betty be a contestant. mildred, is that why you came here this morning? something about that contest? - i would say that you now have a celebrity in the family, margaret. - what? magazine is happy to announce that the picture of ms. betty anderson submitted by the women's club of springfield has won

(laughing) (applause) - [voiceover] robert young. (laughter) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin ... in father knows best. - [margaret] wait till you see what we have for dessert, bart. - [jim] (muffled conversation) - [margaret] i'll be right in, dear. - [jim] take your time, honey. bart and i can talk a little business in the meantime. - (chuckles) it will be hard to get back to business after a wonderful meal like that. - [jim] sit down, bart. - yeah, mom doesn't cook that way for everybody, mr. holden. you must be pretty important. - (chuckles) i don't feel very important. even the bottom rung of the ladder looks mighty high from where i stand. - you'll do all right, bart. it just takes a little time and patience to get started in any business. the insurance business is no exception. and, i think you're gonna like springfield, too. it's a good town. - if this is any example of its hospitality, i know i will. - thank you. - tell me, mr. anderson. how long did it take you to get where you are? - oh, it was tough sled

when you're sitting in our comfortable living room, dreaming in front of the fireplace, - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (kids laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. (lively music) - shall we wrestle the best two out of three falls, errol? (audience laughing) - give me a chance, you've already thrown me once. let's make it three out of five. - okay, three out of five. watch out for my half nelson. - i'm watching. (audience laughing) (growling) - ahh. ahh. (audience laughing) - give up? - no, you gotta pin both shoulders. (audience laughing) - now say uncle. - uncle! uncle! (audience laughing) - kathy! - [kathy] yes, mommy? you have to get ready for dinner. - oh, alright. (errol gasping) - will you come back tomorrow after school, errol? - well, i guess so. but not for wrestling. (audience laughing) - [kathy] well how 'bout football? - sure. i'll see you tomorrow. - [kathy] yeah. (audience laughing) - mother, if you're not careful we're gonna have a lady wrestler in the family. - we've got to de-emphasize sports around here. - [kathy] what'

ferris) voiceover: robert young and jane wyatt. (children laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin, in father knows best. - now men, we're playing a tough schedule, but that's no reason we can't come through with flying colors. and we have speed, savvy, and plenty of beef, for the most part. that's the kind of combination that wins football games. alright, a team and b team get on the field, we'll run through those new plays. (team cheers) - what are we supposed to do, play ping pong? - coach can't see us for the muscles. - i'd give my front teeth to be on the team. - oh, football isn't everything. but it's way ahead of everything except women. hey, want to double date with eileen and me friday night? - what's the catch? - she may have a house guest and i have to dig up a date. - oh, blind date? no sale. - [steve] eileen says she looks like brigitte bardot. - sold! - excuse me, fellas. hey brad! run down the other end of the field, sharpen up on those place kicks. - how do you get this guy to notice you? - it's

(take vo) following a tweet from author robert lusetich that said woods' condition had worsened...woods' agent, mark steinberg, released a over the weekend about the golfer's health are "ridiculous and absolutely false." steinberg also said that woods is continuing to work on his rehab, and an update would come "at the appropriate time."the former number one golfer has not won a tournament since 2013 due to his ongoing back concerns. (gianna)>> the 58th annual daytona 500 is in the books, and the great american race has a brand new winner.(take vo)denny hamlin took the checkered flag in the closest finish in this race's history. hamlin edged martin truex junior at the line for a photo was one hundredth of a second. it was the first daytona 500 title for team owner joe gibbs since 1993 and he becomes the first person to win a super (take sot)(( "it's such a proud moment for me to win for gibbs) talked about how upset matt (kenseth) was that he didn't win for joe, and we all wanna win for the gibbs family. this is what they do, businesses and this is just a hobby. this is what they do and

audience laughs) (charlie claps) (people in crowd whistle and cheer) (orchestral music) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. - mighty good breakfast honey. i may put you on steady. - father, would you take this no good radio back to ebert's radio shop? - i can't now, i have to go to work. - on saturday? - even saturday. i also have to welcome my new neighbor. oh, honey, do you remember walter cameron? - walter cameron? - well, anyway, i knew him in school, a wonderful fellow. his son tom, a young lawyer, walt wrote and asked me if i'd sort of help the boy without the boy knowing about it. it seems he's, um, pretty independent, doesn't want any favors from his dad's friends. - well, that sounds commendable. - he doesn't know that i was instrumental in him getting this office, hmm. - [betty] oh, it will just take you a second - [jim] sorry princess, i'm late now. - [betty] to take this radio back for me. - [jim] goodbye. (laughter) (door slams) - okay, what's wrong with the radio? - it's disintegrating i think. - oh

robert dunlap. robert dunlap, the millionaire? the millionaire? oh, millie, you didn't say that right out loud to him, did ya? she did say it right out loud to him. he walked out, right? he's still there. millie, i'll be right over. oh, bless that millie. hi, millie. hi, mr. baxter, this is mr. and mrs. dunlap. the millionaires. oh, i'm, uh, i'm sorry about that. oh, don't be. that's one of the happier words in the language. now, "ex-millionaire," there's a sad one. well, i don't think i have to be concerned for myself either way. please, sit down. thank you. well, what can i do for you this morning? well, we're looking for a house. with a nice garden. and room for a pool table. and extra bedrooms in case the grandchildren decide to stay over. you know, we've seen our grandchildren for the first time in two years. we've been living in europe. it was nice, but it'll never take the place of grandchildren. do you have any listings in the evergreen heights area? uh, well, as a matter of fact i have. the houses are quite large in that section, but i--

robert young and jane wyatt with elinore donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. - and wouldn't you know it, i was the first one he called on to recite. well, i didn't even know the chemical formula, let alone- - excuse me, diane, but you're supposed to be- - oh, hi george, sit down, sweetie. - so anyway- - how are ya, betty? - fine. - i got up and stood there like a goon! - diane. - well, i felt i had to say something, so i started to recite the gettysburg address. well, everyone screamed. - diane. - but professor hart didn't bat an eye. he just let me go right on and finish it, and then he gave me a zero. (laughter) - look honey, you're supposed to be- - oh honey, that tie! stripes with a checkered jacket, really. you know, after we're married, i'll have to have better control of these things. what i'll do is i'll have full inspection every morning (laughter) before he leaves for the bank. alright, george, you can put your eyes back in their sockets now. - look honey, you're supposed to meet professor hopkins- - oh my goodness, i'm supposed to meet professor hop

- [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (children laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. (soft music) (restless movement) - [margaret] jim? - did that wake you up? - no, i haven't been asleep. i've been thinking about betty, how quickly time has passed. seemed like only yesterday she was a college freshman. - yea, now she's about to graduate (laughs). - i'd give anything to have her win that scholastic achievement award. - wouldn't that be a fine topper for four years of college? - it would certainly make up for a few disappointments she's had. like being nosed out for senior class president. - well, she can't win all the time. besides, betty's had plenty of honors. student council, associate editor of the annual. she'll finish in the first 10 in her class. no, she's not losing any sleep over this. (loud noise) - [betty] help! - what's that? (dramatic music) - [betty] help! (dramatic music) help! (dramatic music) - [jim] betty! (dramatic music) (switches light on) (commotion and dramatic music) hey, come on. - [margaret] here. - here, here, yo

. - robert waters. - this tutor jazz is out, mom. - alice krout. - i'll work hard. - nelda freemont! (violin music) (audience laughs) - what was that last name? - nelda freemont. know her? - i don't know. i may have seen her once or twice. i've been thinking. maybe i do need a tutor. (audience laughs) - of course you do, bud. and the dean said you should do something about this before it's too late. - oh yeah, well he's right. so i'll, i'll submit to it. let's see, i ... well, i guess any of those cats will do. you might try that nelda person there. (audience laughs) - all right, i'll call the dean right now and have him make the arrangements. we'd better start this tonight if possible. while you're in a cooperative mood. (audience laughs) what's all this? - wilmer and i are studying in the den. - oh (chuckles). oh. (cheery music) (audience laughs) (jim laughs) - how come he's so happy over this tutor idea? or do you suppose he's forgotten his first session is tonight and he thinks he's going out on a date? - oh no, i'm sure he knows that ms. freemont's coming. she should be here now

(audience clapping) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin in "father knows best." - [kathy] come on daddy, hurry up, - well i don't mind having my picture taken, but not in this silly hat. there's a limit to what a man has to put up with. - [betty] oh, this won't hurt you, and you want to make a trip to hawaii, don't you? for free? - sure, it would be great, but just sending our picture into a contest won't do it. - it has to daddy. all my life i've always wanted to go to hawaii and we just have to win this. come on daddy, you go out by the barbecue and sit by mommy. - why does it have to be a barbecuing picture and have me looking like a clown? - [jim] but why? - [betty] i'll tell you why, the ideal family photo. the ideal families are always pictured around a barbecue. okay, now everyone try to look pleasant. - [kathy] bud, come on. - oh, you haven't taken it yet. - [betty] come on, get in there now. this is for you. come on get in there so i can see you and bud let father hold the fork. - well what am i going to hold? - you can hav

. - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. - oh that's very good betty, you say you've got the seventh highest grade in the class. - well i had planned on being the highest. - well after all, being seventh in a class of 50 is pretty good. - pretty good is the story of my life. i've never come first in anything. - oh i don't know, you were the first one born into this family. beat the other kids by a mile. look at my school record, i'm always second best. second beset on the debating team, fourth best on the tennis team, played second lead in the operetta, ranked 11th best in the scholarship. - well i'd say that's actually an enviable record. - well it's just not good enough for me. i'm getting sick of being a jack of all nothing. an alsoran. someday, somewhere, at some thing and i don't care what it is. i'd like to be the best. numbero uno, just once. and if i were you, i wouldn't go around mimicking a mediocre maude like me. (phone rings) - hello? yes she is. who's calling? just a minute. it's george caster. - oh

virgil green and kyle roberts are also on the squad...the biggest news of teams arrivals happened to be panthers qb cam newton's brightly-colored zebra striped versace pants. cam's pants garnered so much attention that they reportedly sold out immediately on-line. it might have been a fashion show for their arrivals but next sunday the two teams will meet at levi's stadium in santa clara for the big show! (gianna)>>the rotary club of reno will host the second annual "reno aces hot stove luncheon" on monday (take full screen) the event will be held at harrah's reno. a buffet-style lunch will be served prior to a baseball panel discussion with new aces pitching coach gil heredia...along with former carson high school baseball standout and former giants starts at 11:30 am... and is $25 for walk-in's... that's it for sports. i'm gianna giorgi.)) 3 >>> what the roads look like over donor pass now. rough road conditions. they're also helping, of course, to end the drought. we've seen from truckie river. we're going to take a look at levels if the weekend. those stories and more coming up f

and last year added another actor of some reknown, robert redford. for hollywood minute, i'm david daniel. >> coming up in our third half hour this morning.... a high school hockey player made state history last week after saving over 100 shots on goal. we'll have her story for you. and the finals of the lewis and clark conference were held last night. all four of the girls and boys teams are ranked in the top ten. we'll have the highlights from both games in the good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday february 9th. we're working on several stories for you in this half hour of news 4 today. we've got an update on the shooting over the weekend that left a sioux city police officer injured. the suspect also shot himself. and it's been a week since more than a foot of snow fell on sioux city. snow still surrounds many cars in town and now crews are towing them to make way for plows to finish clearing the streets. and later... receiving a cancer diagnosis can be devastating, but it's also important to keep exercising and keep moving. why gett

much money thth i need during the week to pay for gas or if i wananto go out with my friends" (sot: robert durant, senior) "the price of college today is insanely high" yet how to manage your money is lesson many u-s schools are failing to teach. until 20-14 rhode island was one of a handful of states that had no uniform standards for teaching financial education - an issue that was big concern to patricia page, who spent years in the private sector before becoming a business teacher. (sot: patricia page, teacher) "we were graduating a wholol generation of stududts that were going to be compelled to make some financial decisions even before they left the high school walls. and they were ill-equipped to do so." some of page's students took action... successfully petitioning the state board of education to adopt financial literacy standards. recent graduate charlotte palmer was part of that influential group. (sot: charlotte palmer, former student) "when you learn from parents it are just told to put your money in a piggy bank. when you learn in a classroom it is seeing in a broader scope wh

deb roberts has been waiting for this day for months. s/deb roberts/moth er :08-:11 "we anticipated a lot of people because it's been the talk of the town." hong kong is known as one of the cities that never sleeps. but now businesses are offering places to take naps during the day. we'll show you the rooms designed for a little shut eye in what's trending. << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 much like yesterday, today will be breezy and cool again as fall from the 40s to the 30s this afternoon behind a cold front moving through this morning. behind said cold front, another diststbance will move in n is evening which will give the viewing area a quick round of 1-3 inches of snow tonight with the highest of those amounts north of sioux city. besides a few lingering flurries, tomorrow will be dry and much cooler with highs not making it much past 30 degrees. the 40s will make their return on wednesday ahead of another system that might bring a light mix toohe area wednesday ight. things ook dry after that with temperatures returning to the 50s and 60

ktiv's robert lowe shows us some of the endless possibilites. << redecorating your home? it all starts at the 59th annual siouxland homeshow. "we're in a constant state of change. everybody is in it and we're always looking for something different with the house," said steve participant kammerer has been coming here we just finished doing a bunch of changes in the house, and now we're looking for some of the other things we want to do. you can really find anything and everything. stand up in hot tub. stand up in the kitchen sink quote from shopper" but, it's not just a buyer's affair. the home s sw allows local business the opportunity to flourish. "well, for us it's actually a big kickoff for the spring" said tony boyle, siouxland gutters."everyone starts thinking about doing more outdoor porjects." and boyle is not alone, we spoke with dozens of business owners and managers who feel the same way. i wouldn't have a business if it weren't for the homeshow," said mike kelly, cabinetry solutions. "the first year after the home show we proably tripple,quaddruppl ed massive a

linked to robberies in sioux city have pleaded not guilty. 16-year-old jamaal 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 the beginning of the month. four other people were arrested in the incident. the sioux city police department continues to investigate a number of counterfeit currency cases. this is video sioux city police posted to their facebook page. they say this man passed several counterfeit bills on february 20th at a local business. police are asking for the public's help to identify him. they say the man appears to have a tattoo behind his right ear and tattoos on both arms. if you have any information you are asked to contact crime stoppers at 712-258-tips or detective bill nice at 712- with spring right around the corner, many of us are thinking about getting outside to cure our case of "cabin fever." and if you work in downtown sioux city you may notice the lack of green space, and bright colors as you walk around.

she also posted a photo of her father, robert kardashian, on instagram with the caption, "happy birthday dad! tuesday, february 23 al- actress dakota fanning is 22 sarah- actor aziz ansari is 33 al- actress niecy nash is 46 sarah- tv personality/b al- actress kristin davis is 51 sarah- singer howard jones is 61 al- actress patricia richardson is 65 sarah- actor peter fonda is 76 here's our pic of the dayay.. this picicre was taken by loriri jos in sioux city on saturday morning. to see your photo on pic of the day, you can email it to us at ktktnews@ktiv .com or yoyocan post it to our facebook page. << << wx timer @ :45 our window for seeing a light rain/snow mix is closing with in eastern parts of siouxland early this morning. that along with a little bit of patchy fog will be among th small obstacles you'll encounter today as we see a touch more sunshine than we did yesterday which should help raise temperatures a degree or two into the 40s again this afternoon. winds will also pick up out of the northwest behind a passing boundary and could gust up to 30 miles per hour at times. that

ktiv's robert lowe spoke with organizers and has more from des moines, iowa. << good morning al and sarah. at this point it's hard to gauge the exact economic boom created from the 2016 iowa caucuses. but, those in the hospitality industry say hotel rooms are booked and the restaurants are full. not only do reporters from all over the world flock to the hawkeye state, but thousands of people come just to witness the caucuses. in greater des moines, there are around 11,000 hotel rooms--almost all of them are sold out. but, getting to this point-- wasn't easy. "we have been preparing for almost two years for this night," said tiffany tauscheck, chief communications officer greater des moines partnership."we wanted to make sure the media had a pleasant experience while they were here as well as all the visitors s that come into des moines." now, when i asked tauscheck the most exciting part of the caucus, it didn't have to do with finally finding out who won. rather, going shoe shopping for a network anchor who needed a reporting live in des moines, iowa with chief photographer jordan ogren,

scalia sat to the right of chief justice john roberts which is the seat given to the nior justice. scalia died saturday at age 79. iowa economic leaders say the quality of jobs in the marketplace is doing better today. iowa economic development authority director debi durham says the state is raising incomes, and creating jobs. she says governor terry branstad had a boldrowth agenda to create 300-thousand jobs. durham says iowa has exceeded that on, what she called, "a gross level." but, durham says the economy is slowing. "if you look at the strong dollar, that really hurts oururmports right now and so even ththgh last year we had a banner year with imports or exports, 15.1 billion broke all records, we're going to be down probably double digits this year when the final accounting is done." durham says the state needs workers, but population growth is slow. she mentioned the aging population, the jobs that "baby boomers" are leaving. one way she says iowa is addressing the issue is through programs like "home base iowa", and teaching students stem. durham says those can prepare th

in sioux city, robert lowe, ktiv news 4. >> looking back on gateway's legacy, waitt said the combination of relocating the business to san diego, coupled with a number of bad hires, was "fatal" in 2007, a taiwanese software company bought gateway for $710 million dollars. new technology is helping ease stress and pain of being sick. coming up in healthbeat 4, how doctors are using virtual reality to treat hospital patienen. ben: and i'll have your << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 most of our precipitation last night fell as rain, and it should be completely out of the viewing area by sunrise. but, as temperatures continue to drop to near/below freezing, some ice could still develop on area roads and make things a bit slick for this morning's commute. we'll also have a strong northwest wind to deal with this morning with gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. said wind will diminish throughout the day as clouds stay in place for thhmost part keeping our temperatures in the s. another weak disturbance passing by to our north might drop a quick snow shower on northern siouxland late tonight/early wedn

robert, he knew it. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i knew that ball was going in .. i was about to jump up and down. i was so happy that we .." if it wasn't clear before friday night, there is no doubt right now there is more love here than just for basketball. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just love my family so much and i for the guy with nickname "money robert", last friday was priceless. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just... so happy for me" >> it's . time for a break. but we're back in just a moment with more news and weather for you on news-4 today. first though.. here's a look at this is how you say it's going to be okay to someone who just lost everything. that, yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. ktiv-dot-com community calendar. good morning and thanks for joining us. some of the stories you'll see coming up.. in the wake of the death of conservative supreme

they'll be e ined by signer jacon browne, who co-wrote eagles' first hit "take friday al- nfl quarterback robert griffin iii is 26 sarah- actress christina ricci is 36 al- actor josh brolin n 48 sarah- actor-talk k ow host arsenio hall is 60 al- actress joanna kerns is 63 sarah- rock singer michael mcdonald is 64 al- author judy blume is 78 sarah- basketball hall-of-famer bill russell is 82 al- baseball hall-of-fame sportscaster joe garagiola is 90 our first 4 on 4 birthday of the week is colton from cleghorn, iowa. birthday on wednesday, february 3rd. colton likes helping on his family farm and riding the 4-wheeler. next up is jobe, crofton, nebraska who turned four this past monday, february 8th. jobe likes dinosaurs, he loves puppies and his favorite color is blue.e. celebrating another monday, february 8th birthday is elle. she's from laurel, nebraska. elle likes going to preschool, helping on the farm and doc mcstuffins. braden from wayne, nebraska turned four on tuesday, february 9th. braden enjoys playing with tractors, trucks, cars, playing with friends, and attending pre-school. celebra

robert anderson, emergency medicine doctor) "it's usually influenza or parainfluenza. it's very rarely bacterial, so most of the time, antibiotics don't help." when treating your child for croup, it's important to keep him or her calm. crying can worsen the coughing. a cool mist humidifier can also help open the breathing passages. steroids are prescribed to help with the inflammation. (sot: dr. robert anderson, emergency medicine doctor) "the main problem is the inflammatory process that's going on around the vocal cords and trachea. the steroids are potent anti-inflammatory medications. it just decreases the swelling around there. the child's going to be amped up a little bit, but they'll be breathing a whole lot more preventing croup is like preventing any other virus: good handwashing and hygiene. if your child has the symptoms of croup for more than a couple of days, you need to see a doctor. croup usually lasts five to six days and is worse at night. doctor anderson also says he's seen a tremendous spike in the number of strep throat cases in the past few weeks.

ktiv's robert lowe is live in downtown des moines with more. robert? al and sarah, that's right it could. but, the good news is the winter weather isn't expected to hit until later tonight, however staying by a warm fireplace on this cold iowa night is something these candidates have throughout their stump speeches. a large voter turnout, especially amoung the youth is expected to help sen. bernie sanders. but, as ben alluded to earlier, the caucus gets underway at 7 here and that weather shouldn't hit till the end of the caucus. some interesting facts, we're going to be chatting with voters tonight, because a recent des moines register poll that shows trump and clinton leading, also shows an interesting stat about likely gop caucus goers. around 10 percent are undecided right now. now, while that's normal...it's the fact that the des moines register poll says as many as 45 percent on the republican side could change the candidate they vote for today. iowans are known for selecting the unexpected so a lot of fun here for us in des moines reporting in d

robert? here in iowa, it's nearly impossible to pick up a newspaper, listen to the radio, or turn on the television without seeing signs surronding iowa's first in the nation caucus. but, it takes a lot of hard working journalists, both near and far, to create this media madness. << welcome to the microsoft media center in des moines. nats hundreds of booths and stations encompassing all news platforms. "over the course of a few m onths

. >> kyle roberts -- the reed raiders as well the with wanted to show you what the former bulls coach is saying about the super bowl star. that and more coming up in less . >> thank you very much for that, melissa. virgil green >> virgil just posted a photo on his fan page. pretty cool. >> very proud of you guys. >>> let's toss it over to tim, get a look at our forecast. mans it's march. >> yeah, it is. it's feeling a lot spring-like. very warm temperatures. lot of sun for today, perhaps a stray here and there. a few more clouds wednesday through the weekend, but temperatures well into the 60s. low 60s today, mid-60s wednesday, thursday, friday in reno sparks. we're way above average. >> way above. thank you, tim. >>> thanks for joining us, everybody. ''today show" is next. much more on the primaries we'll have mor >>> how schools are overcrowded and the district underfunded in order to accommodate for the students and the growth our region is seeing. plans. we will update you on those and talking about today.

brandon marshall, and kyle roberts. local guys. all have rings. >>> and denver police made a half of arrests and used, quote, "hand-held chemical agents in response to some of the large crowds celebrating." broncos fans, of course,. a spokesperson for the denver police department says at least seven arrests, minor offenses, people who were out celebrating super bowl 50. police in riot gear to disperse crowds. there were in injuries, no significant property damage. looking at that video, that is super bowl. good job, fans. keep it classy, big d. >> there you go. >> looks pretty decent. >>> for those interested in law enforcement, it definitely was a weekend to remember. still ahead, the turn-out at the weekend's run with a recruiter event. >> the forecast with kim study

marine corps commandant general, robert miller, told a hearing, quote, every american who is physically qualified should register for the draft. acting secretary of the army, patrick murphy, told the hearing the matter should be put to a national debate work he also encourages congress to look into the issue. the current system requires men between 18 and 26 living in the u.s. to register for the selective service. >>> new york real estate air, court in new orleans. is expected to plead guilty to a single charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. the charge stems from his arrest after a revolver was discovered in his new orleans hotel room. the rest occurred the day before the final episode of a true crime documentary about his life. his wife disappeared in 1982 and the 2000 killing of his friend, susan berman. authorities and los angeles charged him with murder in susan berman's death. his attorney said he will ask the judge to designate a federal prison close to los angeles so durst can be transported for the murder we will be right back. >>> good morning. we will go to the

chief justice john roberts is expected to mention scalia's passing from the bench. scalia died last week while visiting a remote texas ranch. he was 79 years old. >>> president obama has vowed to pick a circuit court nominee to fill the vacancy. >>> avalanche deaths are on the rise this year. weir going to take a look at why january saw the highest number of deaths since 2008. stay with us. >>> data from the colorado avalanche information center shows 11 deaths across the country in january, that month the deadliest since 2008. experts say it's hard to attribute avalanche-related incidents to the number of incidents alone. sales of recreation equipment indicate a growing population of -- country winter travelers across the u.s.. >>> one lane of highway 50 could be closed tomorrow after a large boulder rolled on to the highway. take a look at this. officials say the rock fell in tahoe, caused a crash, but fortunately nobody was injured. the nevada department of transportation plans to use special equipment and remove the boulder some time today. just give you an idea

. >> reporter: trump struck back by criticizing chief justice john roberts. >> he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there, because ted cruz pushed him like wild. >> reporter: on cnn's "state of the union," j ex-b bush took a more measured tone. >> i think president obama is going to submit a nominee, and in all likelihood, this person will be out of the mainstream and be rejected by the senate. >> reporter: marco rubio dismissed concerns about months with only eight justices. >> so let's let the voters weigh in in november, and then we'll have -- the court can function with eight justices. it does it all the time. >> reporter: candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mccon nell and republicans ofth warting the constitution. >> i don't think mitch mccon nell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear, and that is it is -- of the united states to appoint, nominate members to the circuit court, and the senate confirms. >> president obama said he'd nominate someone to the bench, and that is exactly what he should be doing, and leader mccon nell should follow the const

he spoke to robin roberts this morning. >> i'm very much at peace right now. and i think however it works out, it will work out the way it's supposed to. >> reporter: the broncos sacked carolina panther quarterback cam newton seven times, forcing fumbles to put points on the board. newton was a picture of frustration, carrying over to his press conference. >> i'm done. >> reporter: walking out before it was over. second super bowl win here at disneyland today, but the other big super bowl winner? beyonce. sparking controversy, performing her new song "formation," with backup dancers clad in all black and berets. dancing into x formation. some suggesting a political message. but still bringing down the house and paying onlyh oomage to years past. ryan smith, abc news, anaheim, california. >> ryan, thank you. there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the american passengers and the cruise ship nightmare. hit by hurricane-force winds. images coming in. the ship hit by gusts more than 100 miles per hour. passengers furious with the captai

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. >> reporter: in 2013, "20/20's" debra deborah roberts went to one bridge once called the most dangerous in the country. new york's tappan zee. >> that looks creaky. >> reporter: that bridge being replaced. and david, behind me, the brooklyn bridge, as we said, on the list of bridges needing repair. but at this rate, we're told it would take 21 years to repair or replace all of america's deficient bridges. david? >> millions still driving over those bridges. gio, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the global headline involve the pope and what he said about contraception. >>> also breaking tonight, bill cosby and his criminal case. he wants to be paid back.usiness with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic ne

reagan first nominated robert bork, who the senate debate. reagan then nominated the less-controversial kennedy in november 1987. the senate confirmed him three months later, 97-0. democrats say with 11 months left in obama's presidency, there's plenty of time to confirm a justice. >> and jon karl with us from the white house tonight. and jon, a reporter asking the president, should we assume you will nominate a mod rat. how did the president answer? >> reporter: well, he said we should make no assumptions. but the bottom line here is, the president has a choice. he can nominate a liberal who would energize democrats during had election year, or dominate a is up support. i would expect him to go in that direction, making it harder for republicans to reject that person, because it's somebody republicans have supported in the past. nomination is coming. jon karl live at the white house. thank you. >>> now, to that major health headline we reported on last night here. a report linking popular antacids to dementia. a 44% increase in the risk of d

. >> reporter: finally on dry land, passenger peter aloupis told our robin roberts, anthem of the seas in that storm sunday night felt like being inside a washing machine. >> that's exactly what it was like, robin. it was absolutely terrifying. we were on the third floor with an ocean view and we literally saw the ocean with dory swimming by. >> reporter: as to why the captain thought it would be safe to sail with those warnings in the forecast, royal caribbean could only apologize, saying, "what happened this week showed that we need to do better." >> we're going to figure out what exactly happened and make sure doesn't happen again. >> reporter: while the coast guard has yet to come meant on tweet today, royal caribbean called the damage minor and confirmed anthem of the seas will set sail again on saturday. david? >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> now, to the economy tonight, and a wild day on wall street. the dow on a roller coaster ride yet again. at one point, plummeting more than 400 points. then, leveling out somewhat, closing down 254 points. abc's chief business correspondent r