they made the trip to chapel hill to face north carolina. this game was not as much fun as the last. they controlled it from start to finish. they led by 22 at the break. we can second half the turks try to rally and that cuts the lead to 12. but they couldn't close it within single digits. james michael flowing it down. marcus page was w the fall and he will drive, get into trouble but there he is to put it for two of his 19 points. north carolina won. hopefully, john's forecast is better than their performance. he's back with the seven day after this. >> so we should enjoy what is going on right now? >> right. it will be cold for the game tomorrow. partly cloudy and breezy and only in the 20's. our forecast, steadily getting colder, snow mondayen and really cold tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. have a great night, everybody. >>> on this saturday night, hostage crisis, the bloody end to a three-day standoff in the african desert. tonight, what became of american, british and other hostages held by a m

she is going to north carolina and he is in st. louis. they gave the towns marriage officer the ability to show up and is not great? a couple of kids then and boarded their flights, embarking on a new chapter in their lives. that's a great story. i wish both of them the best of luck. that is my "two cents more" tonight. that's it for "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. lou: good evening, everyone. the imperious obama presidency flat out refusing to negotiate with republicans on the national debt ceiling. the republicans led by speaker boehner are determined to take up debt and spending once again. this time he says the american people are on his side. the speaker today in the republican caucus meeting behind closed doors. bigger banner making it clear that the president's refusal to negotiate will not deter him or his party and the speaker said that the president said that he isn't going to have a debate with us over the debt ceiling. he also says that he's not going to cut spending along with a debt limit

vote went yesterday here in north carolina. but it's very promising to hear president obama finally come up and speak out on something that's so important. and i think the ground swell, the energy that was behind a lot of the activists and the people who were important in the vote here yesterday in north carolina, that energy made its way to washington and president obama realized this was a time to speak up and to speak out on the freedom for everyone to marry. >> do you think homosexuality's a sin? >> i think that it's -- it's -- it's unnatural. i think that it's -- it's detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization. >> what do you do if one of your six kids says, dad, bad news, i'm gay? >> i'd sit down and i'd have a heart to heart with him, just like you would with one of your kids. >> if one of my sons said that i'd say, that's great, son, as long as you're happy. what would you say? >> i wouldn't say that's great as long as you're happy. i'd say there's all sorts of issues you have t

and you can see that rain exiting areas, especially of north carolina during the morning. morning commute from raleigh, durham area, from the coastal areas, north carolina out to the outer banks. you'll have a little wet weather but that's about it. here's your forecast for this wednesday. with 30s across the heartland in new england. a little snow flurry activity in minneapolis. that's a look at the national forecast. now, here's a look at the weather outside of your wind. >> well, areas like memphis, tennessee, have been very cold. i think we're going to hit the peak of it, though. i think we'll warm things up in the middle of the weekend. a lot of people are enjoying it in the middle of the nation. it's been very cold. >>> well, sandy hook students prepare to go back to school. >>> penn state fights back with a major lawsuit against the ncaa. >>> plus, a member of the paparazzi killed after taking photos of justin bieber's white ferrari. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. some stories making news this morning. a lawsuit is being filed in federal cour

moreland beat north carolina state. and students stormed the court like it was the 2002 national championship. turgeon quick to point out his offense not very good and they need a lot of work. sort of like this. how would you like to play in the smith center today? nick has his shot defleeted lead but charles mitchell cleans it up. starts struggling though. outscored by 22 in the first half. the second half, look at the turgeon general's reaction here. ah! can't believe it. terps ball, 62-52. hoyas and st. petersburg taking on south florida. are you down with o.t.p.? yeah. you know me. he had 21. the bull rallied. hawkins looking like connie hawkins. bruce, you know who i'm talking about, the hawk. south florida comes back to win 61-58. >>> all right, george mason's paul hewitt barking at the refs today. normally the score, this time a disher. 41-23 patriots at the half. later though this is more like it, leading the team in scoring. he's not camera shy. right at our man chip. george mason wins 57-46. >> for some reason

he lives in north carolina. my mother's in new york. we don't speak as often. but, yes, my father, i believe, is fairly happy. c-span: but did you never have a discussion about--did they say anything like, 'we wish we'd have raised you,' or were they comfortable you being raised by your aunt? >> guest: well, i mean, my situation, i don't think, is anomalous. i think a lot of young black men wind up in this situation. and one of the things i confront in the book is how most black folk--and i think--if we're really honestly about it, most americans--are raised by extended families. and there's a particular strength in that because you gain from not just two people, but from a multitude of people. i mean, there's a particular rootedness, i think, in knowing your grandparents. i knew my great-great--i mean, i'm sorry, my great-grandparents, two of my great-grandparents. and, you know, so i--and was surrounded by a lot of older folk, so i had a head start in many ways, i think, on people who only knew one generation before them. c-span: what kind of a student were y

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. >>> the north carolina governor has issued a pardon in an infamous civil rights case. the group known as the wilmington ten was wrongly convicted in 1972 of firebombing a grocery store and then trying to cover it up. well, the three key witnesses in the case later recanted their testimony. amnesty international and other groups took up the issue portraying them as political prisoners. >> we're thankful that she was able to see through the smoke screens and come to the realization that north carolina had to apologize. >> the pardon means the state no longer thinks the ten, and four of whom have since passed away, committed a crime. >>> the new year will begin a new start for the children of sandy hook elementary. officials have set thursday as opening day for the students at their new school as they move forward following the mals kerr. parents are being invited to join them on the first day back. >>> in medical news, the fda has just approved the first new drug in more than 40 years to fight tb. the pill is called sirturo and the first medication specifically designed

. >> doug: travis wear, a transfer from north carolina. coming backhoe to socal. in his year off and off-season, worked on his game extensively. what a skilled big man. he has 17 points. he's the go-to half court scorer for the bruins coming down the stretch. >> >> spero: that was our capitol one impact performance of the afternoon. take a look at our game reset. three time-outs apiece. both teams currently in the bonus. this is what you want, two teams. a lot of youth on ucla and oregon, a team nobody expected to be at this point, certainly at this juncture, looking for a road win. who will make the plays here to win it? i'm for oregon, it's interested that dana altman is going with johnathan loyd at the point right now down the stretch instead of artis. loyd not a great scorer but a great defender and penetrator. >> spero: anderson hits the first of two. e.j. singler back on the floor playing with four fouls at this point. singler not a guy that will bowl you over with his statistical production. certainly one of the heart and seoul players for altman. anderson

initiative vote went yesterday here in north carolina. but it's -- it's very promising to hear president obama finally come up and speak out on something that's so important. i think the ground swell and the energy behind a lot of the activists and the people who were important in the vote here yesterday in north carolina, that energy made its way to washington and president obama realized that this was a time to speak up and to speak out on the freedom for everyone to marry. >> do you think homosexuality is a sin? >> i think that it's -- it's unnatural. i think that it's detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization. >> what do you do if one of your six kids says, dad, bad news, i'm gay? >> i'd sit down and have a heart to heart with him, just like you would with your son. >> if one of my kids said that, i'd say great, son, as long as you're happy. what would you say? >> i wouldn't say that's great, son, as long as you're happy. i'd say there's all kinds of situations you wrestle through life and ju

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that is just in north carolina. this is really something that is already starting to affect defense contractors of all sizes. back to you. david: jonathan serrie, thank you very much. liz: looking for some extra money? who isn't? yeah, who isn't? hey, we're taking you on a snake hunt. are you brave enough for this one just for the green? we have details next.

initiative vote went yesterday here in north carolina. but it's very promising to hear president obama finally come up and speak out on something that's so important. and i think the ground swell, the energy that was behind a lot of the activists and the people who were important in the vote here yesterday in north carolina, that energy made its way to washington and prem realized that this was a time to speak up and to speak out on the freedom for everyone to marry. >> do you think homosexuality is a sin? >> i think that it's -- it's unnatural. i think that it's detrimental and destructive to so many foundations of civilization. >> what do you do if your one of your six kids says dad, bad news, i'm gay. >> i would sit down and have a heart to heart with them. >> i'm going to say, there's all sorts of issues that we need to wrestle through in our life. and just because you feel one way doesn't mean we should act on what we feel. >> some people telling kids that being gay is a sin a incredibly destructive and damaging in a country where se

. >>> a north carolina college is suing over a slogan. north carolina claims that cisco stole its new slogan tomorrow starts here. north carolina says storm tarts here is their university wide brand. cisco told ktvu that it was surprised. it sent us this statement, cisco takes very seriously intellectual property rights very seriously. >>> it accuses hp of misclassifying its tech workers as exempt and ineligible for overtime pay. attorneys say this case affects thousands of workers. a spokesman for hewlett packard said the company is reviewing the lawsuit but has no other comment at this time. >>> the santa clara county board of super supervisors will review an audit. the finance committee voted last month to move up the presentation of the audit. this comes after auditors concluded that george s chirokawa has miss used money with his government issued card. >>> the prognosis is good for a high school student who was shot yesterday. sheriff officials say the 16- year-old boy was shot by a classmate at taft high school yesterday. staff mem

kids that were kicked out of school all across north carolina, birdie county. so it's like gangbangers, drug dealer, and the film is about how she turned their lives around and how with her nontraditional staff she worked with these kids and changed their lives. >> i can't believe i have a son i raised who don't know how to get @id. >> see, that's the thing. you didn't raise me. i can remember every beating. the ones you gave mama and the ones you gave me. >> one of the things people are saying -- reviews are great, by the way. >> thank you. >> they're saying this is a reputation of black people that is beyond the norm, you know, buffoonery or excess violence, that it's a positive, strong, realistic story. how important is that for you to tell that kind of story? >> well, you know, the thing for me is i've always lived in that space. i think, you know, when people look at my body of work, i always try to tell stories that are real, that are honest, that speak to something. sometimes i think with a movie like this you can tell a great story, entertain people, bu

go back to 1971, after the desegregation of schools in wilmington, north carolina. the black high school in that city was shut down, there were boycotts, protests, and ben chavis, a reverend -- still a reverend, called in to quell some violence. one night of rioting a white-owned supermarket was firebombed. chavis, eight other black males and a white female seeing on the screen now were convicted of arson and conspiracy and sentenced to a combined 282 years. no one was killed in the fire but convicted. and a few years later, one of the witnesses recanted his story from the trial and said that he was coerced and bribed, others did the same. their convictions were overturned and they were released after about eight years. just yesterday, north carolina governor bev perdue pardoned them and gave them a pardon of innocence. here's part of what she said. convic c convictions represent an ugly stain on north carolina's justice system that cannot be allowed to stand any longer. again, four of the wilmington ten have since died before they saw that statement from north caro

carolina home. security cameras catching it all. thieves busting down their and ransacking their house. a family's nightmare, especially if you inadvertently laid out a welcome mat to thieves. this alleged burglary ring in southern california, a stunning case and point. the thieves managing to get a newspaper's list of all those away on vacation, who wanted their papers held. there may be up to 100 victims. people who came home to find they'd been cleaned out, everything from jewelry to instruments to bikes, even the coffee pot gone. another modern day red flag, all those facebook pictures you post while off visiting the grand canyon, the beach and the snow. you might as well leave your front door wide open. >> you case the online profile. that's the modern way. >> reporter: if anyone knows, it's walter shaw. the fbi says the former burglar and jewel thief pulled off more than 3,000 break-ins. he's reformed now and even has a book and film about his and his family's life of crime. >> do the normal s

carolina state 38-24. liberty bowl, tulsa's alex singleton scored three touchdowns as the golden hurricane beat iowa state 31-17. >>> there are six more bowl games today, starting with the gator bowl. mississippi state against northwestern. then it's purdue versus oklahoma state in the heart of dallas bowl. i love these names. they change every year. in the outback bowl, south carolina faces michigan. in the capital one bowl, georgia takes on corn huskers from nebraska. to the rose bowl. usually the granddaddy of them all. wisconsin against number six stanford. in the orange bowl, this one has my interest. because northern illinois is playing 12th ranked florida state. >>> in the nfl, not a good day to be a head coach. all the following fired. the eagles' andy reid, chargers norv turner, the bears' lovie smith, that's after a winning record but a bad finish to the year. the browns' pat shurmur. and i'm not done. also cut loose, chiefs' romeo cornell, bills' chan gailey. the cardinals' ken whisenhunt. worth

in charlotte, north carolina, a three word slogan, renew, grow and win. the goal, rebuilding the party after last fall's elections, the rasmussen poll showing they have their work cut out for them, 63% of republican voters believe republicans in congress lost touch with the party's base and 30% say they do a good job of representing their party's values, and for democrats the image is totally reversed. 63% of democrats saying democrats in congress are still in sync with their party's base and values, and what does the g.o.p. need to do to get back on track? joining us now, our political panel, former communication director for former speaker dennis hastert and a former spokesman for the democratic congressional campaign committee and, a democratic strategist. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. here was the slogan, i read at the top, renew, grow and win. what is not included in that is change. and, you are hearing a lot of republicans say we don't need to change our message, or change our values, we need to change the way we deliver our message. what do

to north carolina, "looks like we peaked early." but it's not universal. even in the same states, some hospitals are still getting slammed. "our numbers don't yet reflect a downturn," a doctor from duke university hospital, also in north carolina, tells us. this year's flu season hit early, november 25th, a month earlier than a typical one. we're now six weeks into it, and if this year is like years past, we are likely to have six or more weeks to go. it's not too late to get some protection and today, the cdc provided first indication as to how well the vaccine is working. turns out it's 62% effective, meaning, if you got the vaccine you're 62% less likely to have to visit your doctor for the flu. but the cdc acknowledges there have been shortages of the vaccine, so our team fanned out across the country to see what they could find. in chicago. >> i'm going to log on to flu.gov to find the closest place to get a flu shot. >> reporter: at the pharmacy, success. >> do you have flu vaccine left? >> we certainly do. >> reporter: in new york city, another succ

they're holding a winter meeting in charlotte, north carolina. bobby jindal, well, he didn't hold back. >> we've got to stop being the stupid party. and i'm serious. it's time for a new republican party that talks like adults. it's time for us to articulate our plans and visions for america in real terms. it's no secret we had a number of republicans that damaged the brand this year with offensive and bizarre comments. i'm here to say we had enough of that. >> some expect jindal to be a presidential contender coming up in 2016. >>> across the midwest and into the northeast, forecasters predict bitterly cold, potentially deadly conditions this weekend. several inches of snow fell yesterday on parts of the upper midwest in the ohio valley. look at these people. just standing and sliding on the ice. now the arctic air has a grip on the east coast. is this supposed to be fun or dangerous? >> it's fun. >> it's always cool until someone hits their head. >> mom always says don't play ball in the house. >> and some superstorm sandy victims, they're not h

carolina a poll on talk about gun control. right. obama. i think you got your facts wrong fast and furious was actually started under george w. bush with by a different name and it was a row graham where they were watching these guns down in arizona they have this law that says that you can walk into a gun store and buy as many a k forty seven says you want as long as you state that they're for your own personal use and once you walk outside that store you can change your mind and decide twenty seconds later it's not for my own personal use and then you can sell them to narco traffickers and this is because the state law the feds couldn't stop it and so what they were seeing was that because of this insane law in arizona thousands and thousands of these weapons were being sold down to mexico and taken down to mexico so the bush administration started trying to track these guns when the obama administration came along they they flipped the name of it from whatever it was called to the bush administration fast and furious and ul

i was driving down route 95 to north carolina to see my nephew james for the first time. and i was thinking what sort of song would be good for a little baby boy. >> rose: and it just came. >> a cowboy lullaby i had in mind. the spoke half also happened on the road on the turn pike from boston on route 90. so 95, 90. >> rose: and the president's favorite i think is your smiling face. >> that song was just, you know, it's just a celebration, just a happy love song, had a lot of energy to it. a piano player named clarence mcdonald was ever instrumental, no pun intended, in the way that track came out. >> rose: what does that mean. >> well, he played that da da da da da that sort of happy munchkin song. >> rose: your voice is recognized in popular music. today was it the perfect voice. when you wrote the song was your voice because it came from your heart as a songwriter that it should come from your body as an instrumental. >> really, you're right, it is your body making music, beating, using language. so much comes across in it. you could never parse it, you could never fi

the snow hits north carolina, parts of southern virginia. looks like we're in the clear here. we'll start off with sue palka in the weather center. >> it's almost over for just ut

this showed the center of off theion as it pulls eastern coast of north carolina. things happened that way. you can see lake-effect snow showers across parts of the northeast. has been lingering along the mason-dixon line. be surprised if you get a couple snow flurries there this morning. otherwise, clearing out with sunshine today. now.grees right it is blustery, northwest wind at 14 miles an hour, so it feels n what you see on the thermometer. the temperature is 33 in martinsburg, but it feels like 22 with the wind. 21 in manchester, and feels like 30 at reagan national. winchester.e 21 in we will be warming up. 50 cent upper 40's on the way for the weekend. a second round is coming. this will be the coldest air season, moving into the midwest by sunday and doorstep monday and into early next week. today, mostly sunny, breezy and cold, 35-40 degrees. tonight, low 20s. talk with meteorologist caskey for more details on a cold blast and the inauguration forecast. the coldest air this season moving into town early next week. the cold front will arrive late sunday. m

>> 1971, schools were desegregated in wilmington, north carolina. and the black high school was shut down. there were boycotts, there were protests, and ben chavis, later to become the executive director of the naacp was sent in to quell some of the violence. one night of rioting, the white home supermarket was fire bombed. these ten people, chavis, eight other black men and one white woman, the wilmington ten, they were framed. they were charged and convicted and sentenced to 282 years combined for this crime. now, a few years later one witness in this case recanted his testimony, said he was coerced, bribed, and then the convictions were overturned but already served eight years in prison. let me take you to just yesterday when north carolina governor bev perdue, pardoned them and gave them a pardon of innocence. here is part of her statement. these convicts were tainted by naked racism and represent an ugly stain on north carolina's criminal justice system that cannot be allowed to stand any longer. that came yesterday. but four of the wilmington

we move into areas like virginia and north carolina, that snow is going to be quite heavy. some of the locations up to 8 inches. atlanta, rain for you right now in the morning, parts of the northeast or should say mid-atlantic, washington, d.c., showers along interstate 95, when is the snow going to come in? we get the cold air to chase up and catch up with the rain, we'll see it changing over to snow. more in the late morning and afternoon into the evening, you can kind receive for yourself, some of the totals, happiest north of interstate 40. affecting areas like roanoke and the mountains of north carolina. here is the time for you. you can see in the morning for the southwest and for regions like alabama and we go into parts of virginia, it will last until 1:00 a.m. for washington, d.c. we are talking about potentially 1 to 3 inches of snowfall. tomorrow will be tricky out there. very icy conditions on the roadways anywhere the storm has move ahead long. back to you. >> every washington south. 1 to 3 inches of snow. bag, giant deal. jennifer delgado, thank you very much.

in charlotte, north carolina, lauren green, fox news. >>> the news tonight is far from over. the news edge at 11 is starting right now. >>> edge begins with a march on washington. thousands hitting the national mall today, rallying for and against gun control. and thans story staying up late with us. i'm laura evans. today's protests brought newtown, connecticut, people side-by-side asking for congress to act. fox's anna coyman has the story. >> reporter: thousands of protestors calling for tougher gun control laws rally in the nation's capitol. many hearing signs reading gun control now while others hold up the names of victims of gun violence. among the crowd, dozens of residents from newtown, connecticut, the site of the december elementary school shooting. the rally organized in response to that shooting. >> i am here for the 26 families who lost the life of their lives in newtown. daughters and sons, wives and mother. grandchildren, sisters and brothers gone in an unfathomable instance. >> reporter: protestors showing support for president obama's ban on military-style a

carolina. and i'd been an intern that summer up on capitol hill. and one of my regrets of the summer was that i had never seen strom thurmond. all my fellow interns said, you got to see strom thurmond. he is such an unusual appearance about him. and i didn't know what they meant really about that. but i had my suspicions. so i'm on the flight, and i look ahead in front of me and see a man who has these orange colored hair, practically. so brightly colored, and first generation hair plugs, and shows you how slow i am. i think to myself, that must be what strom thurmond's head looks like and of course it was strom thurmond. nye that when people were trying to shake his hand. i wanted to shake his hand, too because i'd been in d.c. that summer for the first time, and i'd met all of these politicians i'd seen on tv. it had been a great thrill and i was about to go home and speak to my dad's rotary club and i wanted to tell about the famous people i met in washington, dc. so i was there trying to sh

but here in asheville, north carolina, you can see the gun show continues. but local government officials are figuring out way to ban these shows. they are trying to do it legally. this local councilman wants them banned from all city properties. >> i believe that gun shows are not contributing. so i would like not like to see the city be supporting them in any fashion. >> reporter: the issue is whether or not this center is owned by the city or the state. the state says they own it. the city claims they do. it's something that a judge will have to decide if the future. but meanwhile, gun dealers and attendees say they not only have the right to hold these gun shows, there is a north carolina statute protecting these events and they argue they are being discriminated against after the devastating shooting in newtown. >> it's a tragedy in connecticut, i am praying for the families. but the kids stole the guns and brought them into a elementary school. that was a violation of federal law. he broke into the school and killed people. those things are already ill

a lawmaker in north carolina has come up with a pretty controversial plan. he wants to ban people on welfare from buying lottery tickets. >> anna laurel from our raleigh station has the story. >> reporter: people all over north carolina buy lottery tickets at places like raleigh's peace street market. some days more than others. >> it depends on how the financial, feel like. maybe sometimes they spend more money in the middle than end of the month. >> reporter: now state lawmakers want to ban retailers from selling tickets to people on welfare or who are in bankruptcy. >> i don't feel comfortable to ask my customers what their financial status is. >> reporter: republican representative paul stan is helping draft the legislation and he says, we're giving them welfare to help them live, but yet by selling them a ticket, we're taking away the money that is there to provide the barest of necessities. as of october 2012, more than 1.7 people in north carolina were on food stamps. some use them at peace street market. >> just food, whatever is in food. no drink, n

michigan and north carolina. michigan 123 teens this year. they did not fare any better. south carolina -- ace sanders. you know you have skills if you are playing college football and your first name and is ace. south carolina -- first quarter. devon gardner. cut to the chase. 16 seconds left. ellington in for the touchdown. south carolina comes back to beat michigan, 33-28. of course, this year it is the bowl game down in south carolina. there was a time when it was the day in football. now it is now a the. >> we will be back with the seven-day forecast. stay with us. >> here is a look at what we're working in -- working on for 11 news tonight's. a party gets out of hand. what sparked several calls to the police. plus, couples took the plunge on new year's day. those stories, plus the latest on the fiscal cliff and how it on the fiscal cliff and how it chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >> tina, i got up this morning, and i was thinking -- you know, i got up this morning, and i was thinki

, north carolina could see 3 to 4 inches of snow. lynchburg, and danville could be 3, 4, maybe even 5 inches of snowfall. there's the temperatures, 30s in pittsburgh. 35 in charleston. 35 in cleveland. that's the cold air that will continue to come in behind the system, as the area of low pressure makes its way off the coast late tonight. frederick at 39. 41 in leesburg, but again those spots where we're seeing the snow coming in, sharlsville 34 degrees, that mercury dropping in a big way. it's not until about after midnight, 2:00, 3:00 army in the morning when the wind starts cranking up. so the snow ends about 9:00, 10:00, completely moves out by 11:00 to midnight. there's your temperatures for the morning. we'll be in the 20s to low 30s, but windchill readings will be in the teens tomorrow morning. and by the afternoon, only the 20s, the windchill readings as we see again the mercury climb very slowly. this is at about lunchtime tomorrow, 33 to 38. culpepper to d.c., even fredry at 32. into the 20s by the time we get to the evenin