scalia sat to the right of chief justice john roberts-- which is the seat given to the senior justice. scalia died saturday at the age the state of florida will hold a news conference later today to announce one of the winners of the january 13th powerball jackpot drawing. the florida lottery will be awarding the winners with their share of the one- point-five-eight billion dollar powerball jackpot. the news conference will be live and details regarding the winners will be announced. many people in pennsylvania and new jersey are cleaning up this morning after strong storms rolled through the area. in philadelphia, five homes collapsed as a result of the strong wind. there was a similar scene just over the state line in gloucester county, new jersey. the heavy winds brought down a billboard at gloucester county high school-- as well as a billboard from a nearby highway. winds brought down many trees-- including one that crashed on top of two cars. no serious injuries have been reported. a fast moving "clipper" will deliver a few scattered showers very early wednesday morning with lows

i spoke with robert oldendick, a professor at usc. and he says because south carolina is traditionally a red state -- the winner of the republican primary has more at stake. but he says on the democratic side -- this week is going to be very different for the candidates after hillary clinton pulled out the win in nevada. oldendick says clinton has a lead in south carolina because of the broad level of support from the african-american community which oldendick says will make up about 55 percent of the a reason bernie sanders will have to step up his game if they want to win the palmetto state. but, oldendick adds the winner of the south carolina democratic primary has not always gone on to win the democratic nomination. he believes the win in south carolina will come down to multiple factors. "there's the personality characteristic, is the candidate trustworthy... but there's also the issues -- where do people stand on the issues. are they closer to your positions? and then there's also the idea of credibility and will they actually b

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. >> fox's amber roberts reporting for us from wind wilkes county, carolina. the news continues on fox25 for another 30 minutes. we're actually looking into tomorrow's incoming snowstorm. it's a big story. >> get ready for more winter driving. talking about the snow melting today, but freezing back on the roads tonight. we're also talking commuters as they get ready to deal with more snow. >> snow likely to impact both commutes, but it's tonight where we're going to see the temperature drop back to the freezing mark, if not below in some locations, so yes, black ice a concern. i'm going to break down the storm from at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection choose wegmans family pack 1,2,3 you can save 30% or more. from the freshest fruits & veggies to the juiciest chicken & meats. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. how can you save 30% or more? sfx: finger snap wegmans family pack. the forecast models is expected to bring a lot more snow into the region t

fox 25's robert ghoulston obtained the letter sent to the u.s. attorney's office calling for that civil rights probe. >> we have jointly agreed that we would collaborate going forward. >> reporter: the head of the urban league of eastern massachusetts was in the meeting today with the mayor and a handful of other civil rights groups, including the new democracy coalition. >> the mayor i think for the listening carefully to leaders in the community and listening carefully to former students and parents in the community. >> reporter: while boston latin school is under fire after several claims of racism including one incident claiming a teacher greeted a black student by using the "n" word. the urban league and several other civil rights groups wrote bps's decision not to make further inquiry into the investigation gives us run for concern and are concerned the incidents are part of a broader symptom of racial indiscrimination that has been visible for years. at today's meeting with the mayor they called for boston latin school headmaster to be fir

brad pitt and julia roberts. >> if you were not watching, what was going on in iowa, you were probably watching "the bachelor." amanda is here to tell us what happened. >> three hours of tv goodness last night. three hours of "the bachelor." >> ben continues his quest for love, and it started with this girl, amanda wra. she's the mother of two kids. >> cute. >> ben is going to take her out on a hot air balloon ride. she has to wake up early. he decides to wake her up personally at 4:20 in the morning. she lives in the hotel with all the other girls, so take a look at how the morning went. >> okay. >> good morning. >> oh, my god! >> what? >> i wanted to come say hi. >> i look so bad. >> not mine. >> i don't want him to smell my dragon breath, but this is me. this is how the guy that i am competing with 11 other women for his heart saw me this morning. >> hey, amanda, we got a date to go on. good morning. >> good morning. hi. >> amanda woke up like good morning. not cool. >> you look beautiful. all right. >> i mean, she did. >> she totally had makeup. >> she was ready. >> she's like a di

three page note posted by tmz sports and in it and blast owner robert kraft from being fake and generally lived the former boss but feeling is no longer mutual and hernandez is in prison for two other deaths. >> sara: someone intentionally damaging cars. so part of the damage to at least 15 cars and hard to track because happening to cars and homes all over town. neighbors say the parts being thrown are small but damage is serious. >> few pounds and damage and people involved in the accident. >> throw it up against glass, smashes the glass. >> sara: so far no one has been seriously hurt and townsend police have no leads. >>> sara: car vandalism has been breaking into cars in one car damaged beyond repair. >> gene: ran a stoplight in centerville saturday night. police say he then hit passing car causing it to role-over and neighbors that saw the crash pulled into the driveway of nearby home. he will anybody court this morning. the woman driving the car that cronan hit was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> sara: 19-year-old shot in the head and found underneath overpa

trump struck back by criticizing chief justice john roberts.(voice of donald trump/republican presidential candidate/abc's "this week") "he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild."on cnn's state of the union, jeb bush took a more measured tone:(jeb bush/republican presidential candidate)"i think president obama's going to submimia this person will be out of the mainstream and he'll be rejected by the senate."marco rubio dismissed concerns about the supreme court working for months with only eight justices.(marco rubio/republican presidential candidate)"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.but candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mcconnell and republicans of ignoring the constitution(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate/abc's "this week")"i don't think that mitch mcconnell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear and that is, it is the job of the president of the

robert re-alamo is seeking $10 million in damages say he was traumatized by the shooting which took place the day after christmas. re-alamo claims the actions of a 19-year-old quintonio legrier forced him to open fire killing the teen and accidentally killing a grandmother. >>> a cornell university fraternity president charged with trying to rape a fellow student is due in court tomorrow. as he claims his innocence it, the school suspended his fraternity. for from abc as phillip mena. >> reporter: the president of an elite ivy league fraternity is in jail, accused student on campus. 21-year-old wolfgang ballinger, president of psi upsilon at cornell university, surrendering to police four days after the alleged attack. the college junior, seen here in this youtube video talking about his goals. to appreciate the value of hard work and especially self-made worth. >> reporter: ballinger, whose father owns a famous new york music club, is charged with three felony counts. >> the speed with which they took this case from the university's per view and brought it into a criminal setting suggest

. >> i'm alongside john roberts and i'm craig melvin. we have dylan dreyer out in san francisco. >> i thought the patriots would be out there. >> a bit and switch. >> i was conned into this one. this is my first time in the san francisco bay area. we have talked to so many incredible nfl players. we have taken in the sights and doing as much as we can physically do in a 24-hour period. we will have the highlights in a few minutes. >> we will come back in a bit, dylan. >>> let's get to the stoptop story. in taiwan, hundreds of people had to be pulled from the rubble after the earthquake. many of the injured are babies and children. nbc's kelly cobiella is in london with more. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you. it is now dark in tainan and more than 800 soldiers are helping to search for the missing. they were in the huge apartment building. some infants. the apartment building is 16 floors and basement. people who got out say they calling for help. >> reporter: one after another, rescuers pulled babies and c

fox 25 robert goes to bring this up to date. >> robert: investigators have gone through quite a bit of surveillance video all indicating that sac mars it up in the icy waters of the charles. what happened that night has been a mystery to a boston police divers searching the frigid waters of the charleston north station. investigators believe the young man ended up in the water when he led the well in hand tavern more than a week ago. divers searched all morning and early afternoon police do not suspect foul play. they found several security images of sac mars seen here on cameras near the bell in hand near the location where they are searching. he was celebrating his 22nd police say he stepped out to have a cigarette but never return. >> by the time his cousins got back outside within 10 minutes he was gone. >> fell in hand on union street across from city hall police believe he may have started walking towards north station to catch a train. police indicated he ended up in the water near the locks by the zika bridge. >> 's family has been working closely with police they tell investig

. >> michael skakel his cousin robert kennedy junior and the mother of murder victim martha locksley were all court in hartford today. in 2002 skakel was convicted of killing martha moxley back in 1975 when the two were teenage neighbors. skakel was sentenced to life in prison in 2013 he was freed on bail after a lower court judge to argue the skakel's brother could've been responsible for the crime and failed to present a key alibi witness for him as well. fast forward to today would skakel appear before the connecticut supreme court. prosecutors calling for the state to reinstate conviction. skakel's attorney claims all evidence points to skakel's brother thomas they say skakel trial attorney did not do enough to pursue that possibility. the court did not rule today. skakel did not speak to reporters outside of the court but boston martha moxley's mother did. >> at the end put in 20 years of what they require. he's free to go. >> moxley went on to say she think the judicial system is quote wonderful and is glad everyone can get a fair chance. as for robert kennedy junior he told re

chief justice john roberts is expected to mention justice antonin scalia's passing from >> julie: back to news, sky fox, truck carrying scrap metal rolled over, happened about 6:41 this morning. ever since then bringing you live pictures and still just one lane open, far left lane. within the last few minutes they put up cones and that's to make sure everyone stays as far left as possible and seen a few tow trucks and quite a mess of themselves and long time to get that cleared. look at this picture from mass state police. they tweeted this out, and you can see it is going to take quite a bit of effort to get all of that removed from the road. over to the map where we are seeing, look at this, traffic flow, 128 northbound, all the way back through the braintree split, stretching to the expressway. i would think within the next 15, 20 minutes, we will be well on to the expressway in those southbound lanes. avoid 128 northbound up into 24 and randolph area at all cost this morning because just going to be too much of a headache expressway slow in the northbound lanes to columbia road and

should the broncos win-- mayor roberts says she will post a picture of herself in peyton manning's jersey. if the panthers win-- mayor michael hancock will post a picture of himself on twitter, sporting cam newton's jersey. 3 mayor jennifer robertsi think it'll look good on you.. it's just going to look great on you.. i appreciate that, never heard i look good in blue before. the mayor says she is confident she 'won't' be wearing manning's jersey. 3 3 our own luke notestine and photo journalist andy coates are leaving this morning for san franciso for our team coverage of the super bowl. they will have reports from california starting tonight at 10 and 11. then on friday and throughout the weekend, they will bring us stories of local fans who are also making the trek to santa clara. we will also post updates from them on facebook and twitter. and make sure to follow luke on twitter for inside coverage before and after the big game. 3 conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- days. 3 3 3 this grizzly bear had a hard decision to make... coming up

here's abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: in the intensely powerful film "room" a young mother is held captive with her 5-year-old son in a garden shed. >> stretch. >> reporter: it's the only world her son has ever known. the mother is played by a a remarkable young actress named brie larson whose career has been forever changed with this performance. >> the world is so big. it's so big you wouldn't even believe it. and room is just one stinking part of it. >> room's not stinky! i don't believe in your stinky world! >> repororr: as a young girl brie moved to los angeles with her newly single mother. and they shared a cramped studio brie would draw upon her mom's experience for her character in "room." a young mother fiercely protecting her child. >> what i forgot up until recently was waking up in the middle of the night with me and my sister and my mom all in the same bed. hearing my mom like covering her mouth, sobbing, trying to not make a sound for us to hear. it wasn't until i was prepping "room" where i realized that moment was the crack. thinking, my kids are asleep, i can relea

chief justice john roberts calling him, kwoement, an extraordinary individual and admired and treasured by his colleagues. abc's martha radadtz on the justice who helped shape the bench. >> reporter: justice scalia, the longest-serving justice on the court, apparently died from natural causes. the 79-year-old justice was staying at a ranch in west texas on a quail hunting trip with friend friends. when he failed to report for breakfast, a person associated with the ranch checked his room and found scalia had passed away. >> place your left hand on the bible. appointed to the high court by ronald reagan in 1986. a lifelong paradigm of conservatism. he was famous for his blunt dissents. that earned him a reputation of being combative, though many who knew him personally said he was both charming and funny. one of his closest friends on the court, liberal justice ruth babar ginsburg. just last year, scalia head headlines, voicing his dissent of the 6-3 decision to uphold a key component of the affordable care act, or obamacare, calling it, interpretive jigry pokery, in which words no longe

investigators say robert a. evans was killed when he ran off the road, hit a ditch and overturned. troopers say the wreck happened on the 8300 block of bluff road near where road repairs are ongoing from the floods in october. evans was pronounced dead at the scene. the south carolina highway patrol continues to investigate. richland county sheriff's deputies are searching for two people who were in a stolen car and hit a richland county deputy's vehicle this morning. authorities say a deputy spotted a stolen vehicle around 9:30 this morning. the two bailed out of the vehicle and left the car in drive. the stolen vehicle struck the richland county deputy's vehicle causing minor damage. law enforcement spent the day near the scene searching for anyon involved. weather. for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. looks like march will come in like a lamb next week as we'll see mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies through tuesday as high pressure builds in through the first of next week. today, mostly sunny, a bit breezy, highs middle to upper 50s. tonight, clear and cold. lows lower

robert ghoulston, fox 25 news. >>> we going to start out with the temperatures expected to be in the teens overnight in most locations. already there in keene new hampshire at 18. worcester you're at 20 degrees already. your temperature is on the verge of being in the teens. by 11:30, you'll be down below 20 degrees. feels like 9 out there with a little bit of a breeze. going down to 14 first thing in boston already down to 20 degrees. feels like 16 with the wind and down to 20 in the morning, as well. a cold night no matter what, it will stay in the 20s in southeastern massachusetts because there are clouds out there. you'll remember at 5:00 and 6:00 and we talked about it last night, too, there will be clouds offshore because of the cold winds blowing across the relatively mild ocean waters, relative to the air anyways and looking for snowshowers. they were offshore at 5:00 and 6:00 and look at, this they're now onshore. live storm tracker radar shows snow light, but snow anyway, from the sandwich area through barnstable, harwich, austinville and centreville and province town getti

the locals can help and how i and state newspaper reporter andy shain ended up with msnbc's thomas roberts this afternoon. one of the many live segments emanating from the liberty tap room in the vista. in addition to whatever insight we could provide, the network is also seeking perspective from the state's political and civic leaders---among them, the n-double-a-c- p's dr. lonnie randolph---as candidates clinton and sanders battle for the african-american vote here. the issues of this country, the major health issues of this country you can find them all right here in south carolina. and those that african americans and african american children die from, those are the conditions that we're dealing with today. the way that we had hoped to see progress made in this country in an equitable fashion. from a different point on the political spectrum----we also heard from state gop chairman matt moore. and that's just a small slice of what's coming out of columbia and from around the palmetto state as we count down the days leading up to the gop primary february 20th and the democratic vote on

fox 25's robert goulston. a generated in the parking lot is keeping the lights on full powered unexpected for a couple of days. sub was coming down route 18 it was hitting speeds of about 80 miles per hour police it hit this utility pole snapped it into pieces and the transformers above exploded. >> it was pretty bad it was i everything was all over the street. >> it just wasn't happening for pre-it is in abington weymouth line today. it's all day business toyota rav4 seen here flipped on its side also knocked out power to the area. moments earlier weymouth police tried to stop the driver and his passenger for speeding but police say 24-year-old javon jack is of dorchester took off when the officer got out of his car.after the crash he told officers he did not stop because he thought he had award for his arrest he did want to go to jail days before his birthday. it turns out there was no arrest warrant. his mother telling us on the phone he is a wrapper in a good kid aside from the previous arrest. >> greg had

robert lewis dear has confessed to carrying out the shooting. he's charged with murder, attempted murder, and other counts. still to come this morning on sunrise... it was a big night for music artists as the 58th annual grammys unfolded in los angeles. find out the big winners next in the grammy wrap places.so the wedge is gone! a cold front will move through by midday, this front does not have much cold air behind the front, in fact high pressure and a good deal of sunshine over normal highs. first, we need to get through the rain. showers with a few thunderstorms this morning will quickly race to the coast by sunrise we'll start to clear the sky before noon. it will be windy and warmer with highs in the lower to middle 60s. sunny and dry over the next several days with daytime highs in the middle to upper 60s.overnight lows from the upper 30s to middle 40s. but otherwise, the recording academy largely spread the wealth with its honors and several major stars won for the first time. mark barger has a wrap up. nats "are we out of the woods?" ta

justice antonin scalia died earlier this month and john roberts is expected to mention his passing from the bench today. >>> daniel: swag way urging people not to use boards until changes. they said all hover boards are unsafe and they have sparked fires and riders seriously hurt in falls. >> sara: ad. >> julie: violent wreck and people at the time and self victims and bus never slowed down before hitting the bridge. mega bus was going from chicago to milwaukee yesterday when it caught fire and drive pulled over with mechanical problem and some passengers smelled smoke and decided to evacuate. as soon as they left the bus, the bus burst into flames and one of the passengers was journalist that wrote a travel blog and trip probably won't get a good review. another thing not giving good review to is commute on 128 northbound this morning. very problematic because of a rollover accident that happened at 6:40 this morning and we are going -- we are approaching hour three of massive delays. zoom into the expressway where those residual delays have stretched all the way back southbound up to

and jeb bush and cruz pushed justice john roberts and now we have justice john roberts. what happened is, he -- twice, could have ended obamacare and didn't. cruz shouldn't be talking. that was among the worst appointments i have ever seen. weobamacare because of jeb bush, ted cruz, george bush. >> they seemed to be piling on you last night. you think this is all happening because the other republicans have figured out if you win south carolina you may not be stopped? >> the reason it happens is because i'm self-funding. i built a tremendous business. i'm going to do what is right for the people of the country. in that room were many people that i know very well. they're all lobbyists and special interests. they gave a lot of money to jeb bush. this guy's wasted $140 million. he spent $43 million in new hampshire and came in fourth or fifth. i spent $3 million and came in first by a lot. this is the kind of guy you want as a president? between him and cruz, i'll tell you what, the republicans are in trouble. and they'll never bead hillary clinton. i'm the only one that w

as we have reported, the state has appealed to the high court, but chief justice john roberts gave lawyers on the other side until next tuesday to respond. 3 congressman mark meadows is responding to the redistricting crisis. that's because of the concern that the federal ruling could disrupt north carolina's primary vote. 3 8:53 as far as wnc it won't

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demetria roberts is former police officer. i want to have a frank conversation about guns. somebody wants a firearm, there is something wrong with that, it is because they don't understand what guns are about. we are having this conversation to education our national audience, guns are your best sfrendz friends, more so than the german shepherd? >> i don't have feed my gun. >> armstrong: i like that line. >> you mention some of those advocating fewer guns, no guns, when the president, secretary of state call for the australian example to be our guide, that means getting rid of half the guns we have or more in private hands in the united states. i really wonder if they are willing to show us what it is like for example. why do they think it is a good idea for the rest of us? we are not going to be blessed with a 24/7 secret service protection if evil strikes. we have to be able to respond appropriately without help getting on the scene. generally in a very good minutes for the police to get there. they are not our private security. it could take longer depending on a lot of

that's according to the private health nonprofit robert wood johnson foundation, which finds overall premiums are up more than 12% in 2016. states hit hardest, according to the data -- hawaii, montana, minnesota, and alaska, all with average silver plan premium increases above 30%. alaskans are paying $169 per month more than last year. north carolina, utah, kansas, oklahoma are all seeing hikes between 20% and 30%. nathan: what we've seen is most states, 49 out of 50, are seeing premium increases. the only state where there was a decrease was mississippi and that was slight it was 0.2%. 17 states are seeing double-digit increases. there are some states that are seeing 30% or higher, including minnesota, which is nearly 47% -- almost 48%, premium increases for the upcoming year. sharyl: yet as recently as october, the obama administration quoted a 7.5% increase and said most consumers would "find plans for less than $100 a month." premium hikes are only half of the burden. deductibles are up, too. 7.8% this year on n erage for silver plans -- worse in places like mississippi, with an

. >> 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

robert trel, who goes by the name scott,t,s in jail tonight. justin, you spoke with troll's wife tonight. >> justin: that's right. she didn't want to go on camera but said she's absolutely torn up about this. she married him just a couple months ago. she says she didn't see this coming. when you ask canton residents about firefighters, they'll tell you this. >> they're just good people. >> justin: but when a canton firefighter is accused of a child sex charge, those adjectives change. >> it's heartbreaking. these are people who our kids it's absolutely mind blowing. >> i don't care if it's a firefighter or who it is, that's disgraceful. >> justin: robert scott trouel had sex with an 11-year-old. >> you're innocent until proven guilty but if he did do it, it's wrong. really wrong. >> justin: the town manager says he was fired from his position as a fire engineer friday after working with the town for more than three years. the town manager says we'll continue doing the best job we can do for the town. twouel's bond is set at $100,000. he's expec

roberts and the mayor of colorado. should the broncos win, mayor roberts says she's post a picture of herself in peyton manning's jersey. if the panthers win, the mayor will post himself in a cam newton picture. >> it's a really beautiful blue and it's going to go really well. it's going to look great on you. >> i appreciate that. >> darcel: the mayor says she's confident she won't be wearing manning's jersey. >> larry: we will see. >> darcel: hopefully she's right. >> larry: really. well the rain's out of here and the temperature is about to drop. >> darcel: jason, is there something else on the way? >> jason: wintery weather could be on the way. it's looking a little more likely. first of all, your tyson furniture bus stop forecast. definitely colder in the 37 degrees with that wind blowing. 15 to 20 miles an hour. we'll burn off the fog and get back to sunshine. it gets us to 49 by drop off. 63 for the high today. 48 the low. 20 degrees above average. we'll talk about that snow so far today, two inches of rain. noth

here's abc's deborah roberts. >> the svp of our new urban division, andre johnson! >> wait! did they just put me in charge of black stuff? >> reporter: for two seasons the johnsons on "black-ish" have left viewers in stitches. >> obama's the first black president? >> doing a bang-up job over here -- >> reporter: with an edgy take on being black and successful in america. >> you know what i miss? " "colored." >> reporter: the comedy isn't afraid to delve into controversy. race is front and center here. >> there's some things black people don't like to talk about. like if o.j. really did it. >> reporter: even this season's first episode tackled the "n" word. >> i don't get what the big deal is, my friends use the "n" word all the time. >> which friends? >> reporter: anthony anderson ststs as high-level ad exec called andre, dre, who worries touch with their roots and only blammish. >> keep it real. >> reporter: on the show he's determined to keep it real in his household which opens the door to hot-button issues including another sensitive topic, an episode "hope" dealing with

involving you robert downey. very nice. >>> so like father like son on the red carpet in new york city. >> well, take a look at ben stiller's son skillfully strikes his dad's famous blue steel pose at the premiere of "zoolander 2." that gorgeous kid is 10-year-old quinlan. he's showing up as strong entertainment genes mimicking too also playing along. >> stiller says his kids don't find him cool but quinlin, i think clearly is very proud of his dad's character in "zoolander" series. >> he's got it. look at that. puckered lip. you got to tilt your head to the side. >> is that what it is? >> and squint your eyes. >> more news next. from the lindt master chocolatiers. a hard outer shell with a smooth center. welcome to the best time of your day. unwrap... unwind... experience... the melt. only the lindor truffle. fall for strawberries this valentine's day... try our lindor strawberries and cream truffle discover card. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? sure, we help with fraud protection. if the

plus costumes worn by the likes of meryl streep, robert redford and gwyneth paltrow. multiple departments at biltmore have come together for this first-time exhibit. engineering services working to light each display... and the floral department enhancing the experience with arrangements. organizers say valentine's day weekend is the perfect time to launch the display. 3 00:06;54-00:07;05"the exhibition is really showcasing kind of the romance of all of these films, of all of these classic tales. so to see all the dresses and the flowers all together kind of- it's part of the season." the other part of this showcase, continues into antler hill village and dives into the family history behind biltmore. a london-based company created the costumes and also partnered with biltmore for a re-creation of cornelia vanderbilt's wedding gown and veil... which are on display. visitors will also see a family heirloom wedding veil displayed for the first time... also worn by jackie kennedy in her wedding to future president, john kennedy. 3 the exhibit begins this morning at 9 and

as we have reported, the state has appealed to the high court, but chief justice john roberts gave lawyers on the other side until next tuesday to respond. 3 congressman mark meadows is responding to the redistricting crisis. that's because of the concern that the federal ruling could disrupt north carolina's primary vote. 3 8:53 as far as wnc it won't have a great impact. our focus is on all 750 thousand people we represent regardless of party, but certainly it could push some of those primaries back if there is not a stay and that will affect some of the primaries. not as much in the asheville area but certainly if you go further east. 3 9:19 you can watch the entire mark meadows interview on wlos-dot-com. it's under the connect to congress section. 3 north carolina's new drug screening program for welfare recipients is undergoing its first evaluation. statistics for the initial five months indicate the vast majority of people who go to "health and human services" for help are not users. opponents say the numbers prove the program is unnecessary and unfair. 3 1013 "my position is that it

robert 3 flannery says all concussions aren't as obvious as trents.. while football and other contact sports get the most attention... all sports present a risk.(41:34) we need to change the culture (41:44) they don't want to come out of the game they don't want to lose their spot, to lose playing time that's very difficult to overcomeparents play a crucial role in watching for changes in their children that may signal a head injury. every concussion is unique and should be treated on an individual basis by doctors specially trained. (nats) protocols for return to play run include a check of 22 symptoms daily.. including we haven't figured out a way to keep brain from moving inside head yet.. even the best equipment never eliminate risk of concussion research is focusing on new imaging techniques and blood tests that may better identify concussions..nats..(52:22) if you notice any of those symptoms start to come back .. you gotta let somebody know mayfield got to finish up his senior year after he was cleared to play. for those coming up behind him, a

she have like hand, silver hand, you know, like robert cop. you do that movie, long time, like 20 year, maybe more, that movie, the same one, mel gibson, i got a picture with him. he make a lot of movie like he's like crazy guy. and he do the movie "little warpon" with the black guy, african guy, chevy glover. he do movie with arnold also, sylvester, all together with me. harrison ford and english guy and the black guy, the big guy, dolphin something from the movie "expandos." a lot a lot of movie. good one. he make one movie also. the one "jesus ii." good luck mel, good luck for everyone oscar. action! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we have a break, when we come back and we always do, "this week in unnecessary censorship" tweets" so stick around! whatcha gonna do when you get outta here? i'm gonna have some fun! what do you consider fun? fun, natural fun! ow! i'm in heaven with my boyfriend, my laughing boyfriend. steppin' in a rhythm to a funky flow. who needs to think when your feet just go? whatcha gonna d

chief justice john roberts is expected to mention scalia's passing from the bench. scalia died last week while visiting a remote ranch in texas. he was 79 years old. president obama has vowed to pick a supreme court nominee to fill the vacancy. republicans argue naming a successor should be a job for the next president. 3 3 we're just one day away from another battle in the race for the white house. tomorrow, the republicans will caucus in nevada. now the democrats are in south carolina courting vote. kenneth moton reports from washington. 3 3 we just won nevada it's the democrats turn in the deep south while the republicans are now out west in nevada for tomorrow's caucuses.sot donald trump16:35:35 we're going to keep winning. we're going to make america great again! this morning, donald trump is still riding high after his big weekend win in south carolina. he scored all 50 of the state's delegates, winning evangelical voters.sot trump "you know, i didn't know i was going to win by that much. and we won by a lot./// that was sort of record-setting stuff." the gop

dot com to see all of the suspects we've featured. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 happening today, real estate heir robert durst is expected to plead guilty to a gun charge. durst will be sent to a federal prison in california once he is sesetenced in the gun case. he is set to stand trial for murder in the 2000 slaying of a longtime friend. the mysterious 19-82 disappearance of his wife kathleen has also created controversy for durst. 3 3 north carolina state health officials are now warning people about traveling to countries where the zika virus is present. the world health organization also declared a public health emergency over the rapidly spreading virus. reid binion shows us why mosquitos are not the only way it can be transmitted. 3 3 margaret chan/who director general) "...a public health world."world health 3 organization director general margaret chan.......declaring a public health emergency this week......in the evolving threat of the zika viris.... ...now present in at least 24 countries as it sweeps through central and south america... ....northward to the u-s.it is spread by mosquitos...

. >> for some reason there was >> rex: robert says he and his older son were out of the house. >> i would say no more than 10 minutes and it turns out she went to get a gallon of milk. that short of time, the tragedy happened. it makes you wonder. >> rex: the case remains under investigation. no charges have been filed. >> right now we're giving the family their time to take care of their son. >> this gun lock simply slides down to the magazine well. >> rex: deputies are reminding gun owners to store their guns safely. in a brand new campaign, safety locks. rex hodge, news 13. >> larry: a civil rights act visit group has taken on the case of four young men in mcdowell county accused of eugene carson, moore and chad logan were accused of the families are hoping to reduce the sentence to 20 months probation. >> we have two kids together and i just feel like justice needs to be served. my kids need their dad. the other families need their son. they're loving, caring and -- it's not fair. >> larry: cameron moore's case will go to trial in may. >> darcel: the buncombe county district attorney

joining us this morning are the mardi gras royals, queen robert bone along with court jester, kenny the clown, for a little entertainment.how long has the parade been around? what is this year's 3 theme? tell us about the float you're working 3 on 3 tt2wlr=[hk po j# /ml tt2wlr=[hk p!!*n _m$ tt2wlr=[hk p4!j# )[p tt2wlr=[hk px#*&`:.u$ tt2wlr=[hk pt#j'`::u@ tt2wlr=[hk pt#j)`:15$ tt2wlr=[hk pp#j*`:&.8 tt2wlr=[hk pp#j,`:gtx tt2wlr=[hk pl#*.`:n]t tt2wlr=[hk pl#*0`:uk< >>holly: welcome back, 5:55 on a ground breaking ceremony was held in texas for what will be the tallest cross in the western hemisphere. >>jay: once it's completed it will stand 210 feet tall and will be the second tallest cross in the world. the world's tallest cross is more than twice that tall. it reaches a height of 495 feet and is located in madrid, spain. >>ingrid: organizers of the project have been working on it for three years now. there is no set date for completion. but folks who work with the project expect to see it finished by the end of the year. final look at weather outside, it's a little chillier. we are in th

trump struck back by criticizing chief justice john roberts.(voice of donald trump/republican presidential candidate/abc's "this week") "he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild."on cnn's state of more measured tone:(jeb bush/republican presidential candidate)"i think president obama's going to submit a nominee and in all likelihood this person will be out of the mainstream and he'll be rejected by the senate."marco rubio dismissed concerns about the supreme court working for months with only eight justices.(marco rubio/republican presidential candidate)"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.but candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mcconnell and republicans of ignoring the constitution(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate/abc's "this week")"i don't think that mitch mcconnell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear and that is, it is the job of the president of t

this photo comes to us from roberts josh. this is a view from a window near wolf laurel. you can send us your pictures w-l-o-s dot com. or e-mail them to pics at w-l-o-s dot com. 3 3 the time is now 4:xx. just call him a bad boy. what one dog did to land him in trouble, next in our viral video. 3 3 it's time for this morning's viral video... ad lib you can find this and all of 3 our other viral videos in the "around the web" section on wlos dot com. https://www.youtube. 3 it's now 4:xx. 3 here is a look at what you 3 can expect for the next three days. 3 3 3 vice president joe biden will be at the oscars this weekend. the singer he will introduce and the message he has for others. 3 3 in this morning's the buzz, hunger games star jennifer lawrence is this year's highest-paid oscar nominee. according to forbes, lawrence, who received a best actress nomination for "joy," earned 52 million dollars between june 2014 and june 2015. lawrence's nomination this year is her fourth. at 25., she is the youngest person ever with four nominations. the second highest-paid oscar nominee

so, dresses from movies like "pride and prejudice," mary shelly's "frankenstein" and robert redford, gwyneth paltrow are worn here. exhibitors work to light each piece and the floral team created hundreds of arrangements to go along with them. organizers hope visitors might see the home in a new way because of this exhibit. >> biltmore has always been a place for romance, a place before george even opened the house, it's where his family and friends came to get engaged, celebrate honey moon, there have been countless weddings held on the hess tate, there still are today, it's a great place to showcase special romance. >> lauren: the other part of the showcase continues into antler hill village and dives into the family history behind biltmore. so a lon ton-based company created the costumes and partnered with biltmore for a recreation of cornelia vanderbilt's wedding gown andvale. visitors will also see a family heirloom displayed for the first time, also worn by jackie so this exhibit runs through july 4th at biltmore. live outside of biltmore, lauren brigman, news 13. >> jay: we ha

from manhattan millionaire to convicted felon, 72-year-old robert durst is expected here in los angeles to face a new trial which may put an end to a decades old murder mystery. >> reporter: out of luck and out of options, convicted felon robert durst looking frail and sickly pleaded guilty to having an illegal gun in new orleans.

>> justin: robert says his son has some swelling on his brain and doctors are keeping him sedated at this time. but christopher is surrounded by friends and family. this happened at his home in franklin around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. deputies tell us there were a few other kids in the house when it happened but no adults were home. they believe christopher thought it was unload when it went off. neighbors rushed in to help calling 911. he was treated on the scene and he is undergoing treatment at mission hospital. his dad says he's a great kid. he also tell us that two weeks ago was christopher's birthday when he turned 14. right now he's asking for prayers for his family, especially for his son. live if franklin, justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: a hiker was air lifted to mission hospital after a tumble in lynnville gorge. that happened around 11:00 yesterday morning. 60 miles northeast of asheville. authorities say it took more than five hours and two helicopters to get the man out. he suffered a broken leg. a hike up is a steep one. about a four mile trip. >>>a utility company w

plus costumes worn by the likes of meryl streep, robert redford and gwyneth paltrow. multiple departments at biltmore have come together for this first- time exhibit. engineering services working to light each display... and the floral wedding scenes with intricate floral arrangements. after more than a year of planning, each custom mannequin is now ready to tell their story to visitors. 3 "each of the costumes is from a film, from a wedding scene in the film, and they cover a span of about 200 to 250 years. so, it just is an incredible showcase of f fhion history." the other part of this showcase, continues into antler hill village and dives into the family history behind biltmore. a london-based company created the costumes and also partnered with biltmore for a re-creation of cornelia vanderbilt's wedding gown and veil... which are on display. visitors will also see a family heirloom wedding veil displayed for the first time... also worn by jackie kennedy in her wedding to future president, john kennedy. 3 the exhibit begins this morning at 9 and runs through july

and i thought robert was going to kill him. >> jimmy: jaws claims another victim. this bernie madoff story, i watched this, so interesting. there's so many things i didn't know about this guy. i had -- you know, i should read more. but your depiction of him. i didn't realize, i thought maybe he was a guy that got in over his head. but he really was a very bad -- is a very bad guy. >> bad. sociopathological, crippling sick, psychotic man. >> jimmy: someone who knows that this is going to end badly. i mean, he must have known that it was going to end badly. probably outlast the world. as a matter of fact, we had a scene at one point where it was the towers. the day the towers fell. and you hear bernie saying, "this is how it all ends. everybody dies. and i get away with it." >> jimmy: wow. >> and that's what he thought. and he didn't care whether he didn't or not. it's like in othello, thiago steps to the audience, looks up at the gods, and says, i love doing this! i love it! and i'm going to keep doing it because it's so much [ bleep ] fun! and i don't care what hap

. >> reporter: long time friend robert hill used to work with turner at the evergreen paper plant. he says something must have changed. >> after monday, nobody heard anything. his phone was turned off after he left work. and i think the last thing he got on his phone was in canton. >> reporter: family found his pick-up truck near the toretugga river. outdoorsman and came here to fish and hunt. folks are still hiking the foothills so we don't know if that was his or someone's passing through. certainly his health comes in to consideration when it's below freezing. >> he hunts a lot so he knows how to make it. >> reporter: his good friend says this scenario is out of character for turner. all the resources are in action to find him as friends and family keep the faith. >> we're just praying that they find him in good shape. >> reporter: family members want to emphasize their gratitude to finding their loved one. rex hodge, news 13. >> larry: turning now to an update on two stories we've been following. one of four men charged with rape is making a plea deal in eugene carson pleaded o