that's one nancy davis came along and kind of saved him. he wrote that nancy davis saved him. do you know how the reagan children's relationship changed? mr. colacella: when i started the project, things were at an all-time low between nancy and the children except maureen. maureen was very elusive, like her mother, jane. they were not giving about -- marine had written her own book and didn't seem to really take to me for some reason. i know quite well because his wife was my secretary for two years at interview magazine. that's when of the ways i got to know mrs. reagan in the early 1980's. i've spoken to and she has also written quite a few books. patty i've spoken to and she has also written quite a few books. patti came back to the full glenna was writing the book. maureen's death and illness had a lot to do with bringing the family back together. i think everyone realized no one is guaranteed tomorrow and it's time to be a little nicer to each other. [indiscernible] [laughter] [applause] >> the book signing will be over here. mr. colacella: ok, that's great. yes. >> [ind

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i'm christa delcamp. >> nancy: and i'm nancy chen. relatively, it's not so bad. >> christa: 64 days until spring, chris. >> nancy: but who is counting? >> chris: can we bring it down to the hours and minutes, as well? spring in the wintertime. we look forward in the immediate future to some days without a strong wind and bitter air. we battled that wind a couple days ago, no question about that this morning. winds calm. temperatures into the 20s. so not as cold. so it does feel more comfortable outside walking out the door. still need a jacket, but maybe not the knit hat and you probably won't have the stinging wind in your face. we have that going for us. mostly cloudy skies into the sky. it remains dry. temperatures until upper 30s. even this evening temperatures holding into the 30s. how about the setup for tomorrow? the cold air is retreating. so it's limited. looks like rain for most of us, half an inch to an inch of rain. some mixing well north and west of 495 and the higher terrain. but i don't expect much snow out of it. and t

>> nancy: fans are pumped up but they haven't done their job yet. they still have to win two more games starting with a matchup next weekend. good morning to you nicole. >> reporter: now that the celebrating is done fans are paying attention to today's games to figure out who the pats are going to play next week. pittsburgh see you next week. >> reporter: already looking beat the chiefs fans want to know who new england is going to play. later today bronco's quarterback peyton manning, will play the steelers. the winner of that game faces the pats. manning is not going to make it. he is going to come in here and we are going to crush them. >> reporter: if pittsburgh wins, the game will be here. >>> we are going to the super bowl no doubt. >> reporter: if denver wins, the pats pack up and go there. these are predictions based on studying the competitors. >>> steelers are hurting so i think we need to play the steelers. >> reporter: by monday they will we go back to spygate and deflategate. the league has wanted brady-manning forever. >> reporter: wha

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i'm nancy chen. a check of the weekend forecast with bri eggers. >> bri: typical for this time of year, temperatures in the low to mid30s, 30 this worcester. a bit of a breeze out there taking a feel feel down a touch but it feels like winter and we get sunshine as well to this afternoon. the reason why this cold is so dramatic as we head to the next chemical day ofs is because it has been so mild and we are we go with the bitter arctic air dropping in overnight tonight for monday and tuesday and a big change for the bus stop on my concern is, when the kids came off school for winter break they were wearing t-shirts and this you we need the heavy coat, as wind chill readings will be in the teens tomorrow morning. plus talking about ocean effect snow showers. getting to the details in a few minutes. >> nancy: here are today's top stories. a boston police officer beat up on the job. the attack was without warning and now they have charged an everett man in the brutal his an salt. witnesses say he showe

. >> nancy: i'm nancy chen. the bay state spared the worst from this weekend's massive winter storm. >> sarah: it was pretty incredible, wasn't it? it was nice not to be in the eye of the storm for once because places like new york city, see it right here, absolutely covered in snow. and while travel on the roads was banned, one gay here came up with a pretty unique way to hit the streets and enjoy the storm. bit. look at him go. don't try him at home, rights, chris. >> chris: you need the watch out to the cab byes in new york, even during big ?oarms. 24 in bedford right now. close to 30 in. s of snow in new york city. about 27, just shy of 27 in central park. but out at j.f.k. at the airport there, over 30 inches of snow. that was pretty much the case down through southeastern pennsylvania and into d.c. and baltimore. winds right now 5 to 10mph. light winds throughout the day. more sunshine than cloud cover throughout the day. so overall a comfortable winds, temperatures into the afternoon. it turns milder tomo

we will explain. >> nancy: a town tradition in jeopardy. how a snow shortage could put >> nancy: two fugitives running from the law. the suspects hiding in a wooded area when it started to snow. then things really took a strange turn. a police chase instead turning into a rescue mission. >> sarah: yeah. stuck out in the freeing conditions. to call 911. in the high sierra in traffic stop for swerving. but then... >> two male occupants of the vehicle jumped out of the car and took off running. >> sarah: the two fugitives with four active warrants took off running into the woods. nine-millimeter gun. >> in addition to the firearm, there was at least three different types of controlled narcotics in the vehicle. methamphetamine, heroin, marijuana. >> sarah: the duo dashed down a canyon and crossed over the south fork of the american river. now wet and cold, they ignored law enforcement warnings to surrender. with a winter storm in full force. by night-fall, the fugitives were freezing. and called 911 begging to be arrested. everyone is and rescu

nancy? >> nancy: sarah, the f.b.i. says it cannot account for 18 minutes on the day of the shooting, a mystery agents are trying hard to solve. now, after the shooting, syed farook and tashfeen malik drove to a nearby lake, but what they did for the 18 minutes after they left is still unknown. agents want to know if the couple talked to anyone, met someone or did anything else. they just want to know what they did, whatever it turns out to be. meantime, a friend of farook is expected to be arraigned this morning. enrique marquez is accused of buying two of the assault weapons used in the attack. he's charged with providing material support to terrorist, buying the two rifles as well as defrauding immigration authorities by entering into a sham marriage with a russian woman who is a relative of farook. if convicted on all charge, marquez could be sentenced to up to 50 years in prison. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news 7news "today in new england." major league baseball players have filed defamation lawsuit against al j

here's 7's nancy chen back with us with that story. nancy? >> nancy: christa, this is just incredible. played out kind of like a hollywood movie. this crash happened right in front of jamie facebook's home. the actor said he heard the crashed and rushed outside. >> as the flames come into the cabin, i lean back, but i think what it did is it hit his leg, which made him extend. >> nancy: actor jamie foxx embraced the father of the man he pulled from a burning truck monday night, likely saving his life. >> i think we all hope we can do something when the time is ther, but the question is do we act or do we fear for our own lives, and he did not. >> nancy: police say 33-year-old brett carl was speeding and driving under the influence when he swerved off the road and hit a drainage ditch, causing his struck to flip several times. it came to a stop in front of fox's mansion in los angeles and then burst into flames. >> as i'm getting him out, i said, you got to help me get you i said, you got angels around you. >> nancy: the man's family calls fox

. >> nancy: work has temporarily shut down. nine hours after an elevator became trapped at the salt mine, all 17 miners have been the mine has proven to be a safe one and never expected something like this to happen. one of the steel vertical beams became loose under the elevator, causing it to become stuck. however, the elevator is still down in the shaft and needs to be freed before they know specifically, why. a basket was lowered by crane. one person went down in the basket to put safety harnesses on the miners before all were lifted to safety. there are no injuries. the mine manager says the 17 men are just cold after being stuck 900 feet underground. >> they huddled together. they did what they could do to keep each other warm and keep each other's spirits up. they persevered the best way they could. and prioritized who should come out first themselves. it is impressive to see how well they managed the situation. >> nancy: the first miners rescued waited nervously for about two hours. reunited with their families. >> chri

nancy: seventies sad. i'd say '70s sad. when i saw that room and i knew what people had to go through in there, it kind of clicked. like i said, i wouldn't wanna be there on a good day, let alone a day that i was fighting for my life. nancy: but that's something that can be delivered tomorrow. garvin: nancy vowed to remodel that room. and though not a designer herself, she found some to help her. and she hasn't stopped since. this past weekend, through her rooms that rock 4 chemo non-profit, nancy and her team madeover three rooms at san francisco's saint francis hospital. add that to the more than 150 other rooms in 15 facilities and nancy has touched spaces that see 800,000 cancer patients a year; patients nancy will never see. she's gone long before they can ever say thanks. nancy: it's not about seeing the person's gratitude but it's knowing that if your mom or dad or your kid or your somebody was in there, you'd want them to be in a room like this too. [applauding] garvin: nancy did stick around, though, long enough th

nancy? >> nancy: just remarkable. matthew walked out of the dorm. three men came up to him, asked him his name and put him in the car and headed straight for one of iran's most notorious prisons. >> i was arrested walking down the street on the way to buy my ticket to come home. >> nancy: he says within an hour of standing on the street, he was sitting in an interrogation cell in an iranian prison. >> their very first sentence to me is, "do you know jason rezaian?" i said, of course, everyone knows that name. they were pacing behind me. they said, "he's never leaving and neither are you." >> nancy: in an interview with cnn's anderson cooper, the hingham man was charged with he was held for 41 day, 29 in solitary confinement. the scariest part of his ordeal with was the final two hours before he was released. >> i was violently pulled out of my cell, and i was put into... rushed down to the basement. >> it was there he was interrogated for a final time. >> they said, "matthew, matt, this is your last chance, you know, admit why you are here. admit th

hey, nancy. >> nancy: good morning, sarah. if you're fan of hockey, gillette stadium is the place to be today. there's a lot more going on than just the game itself. the nhl has set up what's called a spectator plaza where you can play a bunch of games and test your skills without having to get out on the ice. there are shooting demonstrations. you can transform yourself into a hockey player and, of course, pick up your favorite bruins' gear. here are the details if you want to come experience the spectator plaza. it opens this morning at 9:00. there will be live music, food, interactive games and contests all leading up to the game at 1:00. now, entrance to the spectator plaza is free, but you will have to pay for parking. of course, the main attraction is the game itself, and the bruins-canadiens is a great rivalry. the teams have played 177 stanley cup playoff games that's the most in nhl history. the canadiens have won more of those game, but most bruins still show respect for their neighbors to the north. >> the physical

back to you, guys. >> nancy: all right, thank you. this monster storm could dump as much as two feet of snow on washington, d.c. >> christa: right now, crews are hard at work preparing for the crippling weather. this. we will head out live to the nation's capital. scott mclean is live there for us. scott? >> yeah. d.c. officials are expecting this storm to hit a little bit earlier than anticipated. sometime between the next one or two hours. possibly. they are expecting it to bring wet, heavy snow, the danger there is that it could down trees and possibly cause power outages. the message right now is to get people to go home. we have actually just gotten word the national park service is actually trying to close down the national mall. now, there is a demonstration going on here. it is anniversary of roe v. wade. it is going to be difficult to do that. what the city is trying to do is to get people to go home, get out of the way, hunker down for the next couple of days. it is all in anticipation of two and a half feet of snow. worth j

nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. lemonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product was good, and they were generating about $4 million in revenue. and they were even making a profit -- about $400,000 a year. i wanted in. the check that i write will be $700,000, and i get 50% of the business. nancy: we got a deal. -lemonis: we got a deal? -tom: we got a deal. lemonis: i knew with a few adjustments, this business could grow quickly. they built the trailers in georgia, but tom and nancy ran it from an office 300 miles away in tampa. tom: we're paying two mortgage payments. that's like 2,300 bucks a month. lemonis: if they could consolidate, they would be much more efficient and save a lot of money. nancy: 60 grand is what we're paying in a year to transport them just down here. -lemonis: would you move? -nancy: absolutely not. i live on the beach. lemonis: but there were other warnin

the pipe broke. >> reporter: nancy was trapped facedown in an 18 inch gap. the roof and walls crumbled. as nancy laid face down underneath all of that rubble, her first thought was she would never see her family again. >> i was so scared. scared i wouldn't see them again. >> reporter: she was alert to every frightening moment. >> about 30 minutes, i was there screaming and trying to beat on the floor. finally, i heard somebody call my name. >> reporter: he told nancy help was on the way. firefighters tunneled their way to her. she suffered only cuts and bruises. her dog charlie made it out too. >> god was watching out after me and wasn't ready yet. [laughter] >> reporter: isabel mascarenas, 10 news esp. >> those brave firefighters are isabella is putting that together right now. we will bring that to you all new at 6:00. >>> something you need to keep in mind, this is just the beginning of the severe weather in the bay area because of el nio. now is the time to download the 10 news app for instant weather alerts that are going to keep your family safe. >>> 1

just wonderful. >> reporter: the insurance adjuster told nancy her home is a total loss. nearly 40 years of family memories inside. >> the most important people are your family and friends. nothing else is important. >> reporter: in sarasota, >> 10 news is working to keep you and your family safe. we posted a preparedness checklist. just click seen on tv. you can check storm tracker 10 around the clock and get severe weather and freeze alerts with our free app. your device's app store. >>> a health alert about a probably never heard of. it's called the zika virus. it has been around for years, but only recently became prevalent in south america and the caribbean. there are three cases in florida, one of them right here in hill -- hillsborough county. health department says they are all travel related and that's why the cdc has issued an alert for pregnant women and those trying to become pregnant to the list includes parts of mexico, south america and the rico. health experts are now linking the virus to a birth defect that causes babies to have abnormally small heads and

nancy: no doubt about that. they looked fantastic. jennifer lopez knocks it out of the park every time with the drama she comes in and the high slit in the dress she wore and yellow that i don't know many people can belong. -- can pull that off. i think shed over 100 carats of diamonds. she just looked phenomenal. kate hudson just baring her abs there. obviously, some will worked out abs, but she looked good in that dress. michael that the tell she had around the children area looked phenomenal on her. allyson: do you know the cost of that dress? nancy: i don't know what the cost is, but i would say it was priceless. it was fantastic. allyson: absolutely. a lot of fans around here with think you were best-dressed last night because you were representing clemson. a big day for clemson. how are you celebrity the tigers today? nancy: i wore my orange on the i knew from the very beginning of the season ever since the notre dame game that everyone is pulling for our tigers, maybe not a few gamecocks, but i would like to think they are pull

nancy chen has the latest. >> nancy: there was a major endorsement for donald trump. sarah palin, one of the most outspoken conservatives. analysts agree that she still holds sway with a significant block of voters in iowa. the biggest endorsement to date came sealed with a kiss. >> thank you so much! so great to be in iowa! >> nancy: sarah palin praising perhaps the one candidate most like herself. >> i'm in it to win it! we are not going to chill. baby, drill! you ready for a commander in chief who will let our warriors do their job and kick isis' ass! pitch. >> our leader, a little bit different. he is a multi-billionaire. not that there is anything wrong with. that it is amazing. he is not elitist at all. >> we are going to give them hell. >> nancy: for ted cruz, the evening rally capped off an unfavorable turn of events. earlier, a campaign spokes penn tried to dismiss palin's endorsement insisting joining team trump would hurt her credibility with conserve tys. palin's daughter bristol pounced. after hearing what cruz is now saying about my mom, in a negative kn

nancy khardori focuses on infectious diseases. but none more pressing on this day than the zika virus. dr. nancy khardori / infectious disease specialist c0004 14:26:40 "ever since it got introduced into brazil conditions in babies." 14:26:48 according to dr. khardori, this happens when the baby's mother gets infected. dr. nancy khardori / infectious disease specialist c0004 14:27:28 "they either die in the uterus or afterbirth they get to live a very handicapped-life." 14:27:37 this week, two cases of the virus showed up in america. one in virginia. dr. nancy khardori / infectious disease specialist c0004 14:28:18 "when a case is imported, but you don't have the mosquito that transmitted it, it will stay with that person." 14:28:25 experts say a specific mosqutio, the aedes, passes the virus along. while this isnt the season for mosquitos it doesnt mean we are out of the woods. dr. nancy khardori / infectious disease specialist c0004 14:29:19 "when it becomes a local transmission thats when you start seeing cases are gonna double

>> reporter: guys it took firefighters two hours just to get to nancy devito. as you can see, the roof collapsed on top of her and another part of the house, happened. thankfully, she lived to talk about it. a total loss. >> god wasn't ready for me. >> reporter: nancy is counting her blessings after surviving a she tried to run, but it was too late. >> it happened so fast. i didn't have time to really be afraid until it happened. and then i was scared. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: the roof collapsing, trapping her inside, a pipe bursting feet away and she stuck face down in darkness. water rising, the tornado cutting off all electricity. >> i thought i'm going to drown that's where the fireman had to pull her through and over this defensek to get her out of the house. >> she made it out alive. thanks to a friend downstairs calling 9-1-1, all the while, nancy screaming -- >> finally, i heard someone call my name. >> that neighbor climbing to the roof, all he could grab was her foot, letting her no help was on the way. helped to clean up. one group

grabbed a ladder, climbed through the roof and lot nancy know "help is on the way." >> nancy said she knew storms were coming, but she never thought it would be a tornado. she tried to look for help, but it was too late. >> i just thought i would be able to get out of the room before the windows blue and i didn't. i didn't make it. it happened so fast. i didn't have time to really be afraid until it happened. and then i was scared. >> reporter: there you hear it from her. coming up at 5:30, you will hear again from nancy. we'll also tell you about a group of people that are being called ainge gentlemens. helping out in a very big way. more on that today at 5:30. reporting live in sarasota, sara row vair yo' action flus. >> you see the people behind sara's live shot still cleaning up. dennis, i can't believe this happened. >> we have been texting -- 1:00 am, we knew it was coming that's the problem, it's in the middle of the night for a lot of people. sizable tornado come in. you look at the rest of the area, right now, things have quieted down. you look outside, you see a good deal of

doctora nancy: bloquear a la mamÁ. eric: eso no es una agresiÓn, en las redes sociales despuÉs de los 12 aÑos usted tiene todo el derecho de hacer su vida. no es una agresiÓn porque de todas maneras el niÑo no tiene una independencia econÓmica, por lo que sÍ necesita un independencia psicolÓgica, la Única manera hoy en dÍa por lo menos, de lo que yo sÉ es una red social que te permite subir fotos cuando estÁs compartiendo con tus amigos, un poquito de privacidad dentro de lo que cabe, al final del dÍa lo que cabe el problema son los pilares que son los papÁs que no se estÁn comunicando. doctora nancy: siempre, pero ya hay una adolescente que hay que escuchar, porque ya no es un bebÉ. karla m: que tiene problemas y estÁ exigiendo, pero tiene 15 aÑos y papÁ y mamá tiene potestad, si todavÍa tiene el poder de ponerle lÍmites a sus hijos, hÁgalo. si usted todavÍa estÁ en esa potestad, hágalo. en el caso de rocco, no lo creo, el niÑo tiene poder adquisitivo. doctora nancy: hay que pensar abogados,

doctora nancy: varias. karla: quiero aclarar porque es importantÍsimo lo que acabas de decir, uno de los puntos del estudio maravilloso es eso. dice si estÁs empezando una relaciÓn y la quieres fortalecernos temas en decirle, vamos a hacernos chequeos juntos. jomari: una amiga agarrÓ la enfermedad de su pareja, y estaba destrozada, y le dije, no sÉ qué hubiera cambiado la situaciÓn porque el engaÑó, quÉ conversaciÓn yo hubiera tenido con la pareja, y creo que es esta: una cosa es que me pongas el cuerno, y la otra es cuando lo hagas no me protejas a mÍ, que son dos cosas muy diferentes, y creo que es un respeto de amistad, cuando tienes una pareja, puede que se acabe nuestra relaciÓn, pero acuÉrdate que cuando hagas eso, no me puedas meter el saco, una cosa es que te odie por lo que has hecho y otra que te quiera matar porque me quieras matar a mi. eric: vuelvo con las estadÍsticas porque es la realidad, lo que vivimos, se reportando mÁs de 20 millones de infectados en lo que son enfermedade

doctora nancy:. lo que menos necesita es una depresiÓn, hay que tener mucho cuidado cuando la gente que tiene cÁncer se deprime, porque la depresiÓn acaba contigo mÁs pronto y el cÁncer te lleva, mucho cuidado con eso, toda enfermedad que implique el sistema inmunolÓgico como el cÁncer, como muchÍsimas enfermedades que hacemos ante inmunes, como hiv, mucho cuidado con eso, porque la depresiÓn de tumba el sistema inmunolÓgico y allÍ se va. eric: ella lo defiende, porque en su cuenta de twitter ella cuelga un mensaje que dice lo siguiente: que ya no estemos juntosno quiere decir que no estÉ completamente agradecida del camino que transitamos. doctora nancy: como dicen en mi paÍs, el corazÓn de la ahuyama, sÓlo lo conoce el cuchillo. ismael: no sabemos lo que sucede en esa relaciÓn. doctora nancy: ante este tipo de situaciones los hombres salen corriendo porque son analfabetos emocionales y no saben lidiar con el dolor, y la pÉrdida, no seamos muy duros con Él, si hubiera sido yo, me q

here's 7's nancy chen. nancy? >> nancy: these salt miners, 17 of them have been stuck in the elevator since about 10:00 last night. they are 900 feet below the ground in this crane right here was brought in to get them out. crews have been able to talk to the miners by radio and are speak. this mine, as you mention, is in lansing, new york, that's south of syracuse. crews were able to give the miners heat packs and blankets to keep them warm while they wait to be rescued. fireworks say the good news here is no one appears to be hurt. it's a story we'll continue to follow throughout the morning. england. >> sarah: also breaking, a truck bomb in libya kills at least 60 police officers. so far in group has claimed >> christa: new this morning, the powerball jackpot reaching a new and historic level after no one matched all the numbers in last night's drawing. so by saturday this jackpot could reach $700 million, maybe even more. >> sarah: crazy. there was one second-prize winner here in massachusetts. nicole oliverio

i think the notion that steve jobs knew nothing and fred anderson and nancy were entirely responsible is ridiculous. >> the company has confirmed that jobs himself was awarded backdated options that carried a false dmat -- date in october 2001. according to apple's own report to the s.e.c., the award was improperly reported as occurring in a special board meeting, when in fact, such a board meeting did not occur. >> a fictitious board meeting that awarded jobs 7.5 million options. just what was going on? at first, all fingers pointed to another member of the apple comeback team, general counsel nancy hyman who certified the minutes of the phony board meeting. like anderson, she would settle with the s.e.c. without admitting or denying guilt. but her silence raised questions, would she have just decided on her own to fake a board meeting to enrich steve jobs? who wanted this done? >> as we've seen in the discussions of the past hour, i spent a lot of time trying to take care of people at apple. and to, you know, surprise and delight them with what a career at apple could be, could mean

nancy is with the team now. nancy, i know you're still pro i'm so happy to be joined by some of the players here. of course i have coach davos swe year is all n our tigers were all in last night. >> we came to win and came up a little short but we'll grow from it and learn from it and it will be a great experience for our team as we continue to build our lly we'll take that next step. >> by the way, remember, you're lo national champions! the clemson tigers! i thank you for. entertainment tonight theme as we say good-bye. >> how does it go? >> wow! that is amazing. that was all in now. if i've ever seen it, that was all in.i appreciate your support.

i'm kris anderson. >> i'm nancy chen. so the snow wound down but not before making a big mess all abeing lo the east coast. the washington, d.c. area slammed with snow and wind. the nation's capital measuring around 22 inches of snow. nearby in baltimore, maryland, they received a single day record of 25 and a half inches. >> north of the station's capital, new york city, also seeing the snow worst. ard midnight more than 26 inches measured around central park. the governor closed all bridges and tunnels. the travel bans are lifted. >> in place ace long the coast like new jersey that was the problem. waves coming onshore flooding streets there and this storm is a deadly one. at least 20 deaths being blamed on the snow and wind. we've coverage with jeremy reiner and the worst is over to worry about. >> reporter: the 11:00 am high tide, that is the last components of the storm. well. the wind working against, with that astronomical high tide. boston. island. the totals were impressive. overachieved. snow. mashpee a foot of

nancy is with the team now. nancy, i know you're still proud of your tigers. >> oh, so proud, cam. some of players here. of course i have coach davos sweeney. the motto all is all n our tigers were all in last night. >> we came to win and came up a little short but we'll grow from it and learn from it and it will be a great experience for our team as we continue to bui program. hopefully we'll take that next step. >> by the way, remember, you're looking at next year's, yes, national champions! the clemson tigers! i thank you for. that you have to sing the entertainment tonight theme as we say good-bye. >> how does it go? >> wow! that isamazing. that was all in now. if i've ever seen it, that was all in. >> i appreciate yoursupport. >> thank you for being such a great sport. >> you know i love my tigers. problems with the

nancy is with the team now. nancy, i know you're still pro of your tigers. >> oh, so proud, cam. i'm so happy to be joined by some of the players here. of course i have coach davos sweeney. the motto all year is all n our tigers were all in last night. >> we came to win and came up a little short but we'll grow from it and learn from it and it will be a great experience for our team as we continue to build our program. hopefully we'll take that next step. >> by the way, remember, you're looking at next year's, yes, national champions! the clemson tigers! i thank you for. that you have to sing the entertainment tonight theme as we say good-bye. >> how does it go? ♪ >> wow! that is amazing. that was all in now. if i've ever seen it, that was all in. >> i appreciate your support. >> thank you for being such a >> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. ♪ >> ricky's idol became his good friend. we're inside his u connection. >> the legend's co-stars on bowie, the after. >> he is very warm. he is lovely. >> then is justin bieber targeting khloe kardashian as

nancy chen is in the newsroom with the very latest. >> nancy: u.s. officials say there is no indication they were hurt during their captivity. welcome news after this iranian military now free. the secretary of state john kerry expressed great feud tos officials. >> these are always situations, as everybody here knows, have an ability, if not properly guided, to get out of control. >> nancy: the americans, nine men and one woman, were on two boats when they drifted into iranian waters on tuesday. iran's coast guard seizing the boats and the sailors were turned over to the iranian revolutionary guard which questioned them to determine if they had entered iranian waters on an intelligence mission. >> a necessary investigation is under way to make it clear what their intention was for entering illegally into iran territory. >> nancy: u.s. officials were able to talk to the sailors >> all indications tell us that our sailors were well taken care of. provided with blankets and food and assisted with their return to the fleet earlier today. and i think we

nancy, thank you. on the republican side, our national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz, nearly two to one. marco rubio is the only other candidacy in double digits. here's major garrett. >> did he not get the memo "live free or die?" >> reporter: truz, deadlocked with drusm for first in iowa, turned to new hampshire for the first time in two months and again tried to dispel trump-planted questions about his birth in canada and legal status for the white house. >> the legal question is quite straightforward. which is that the children of u.s. citizens born abroad are natural born citizens, citizens by birth. >> reporter: but one of cruz's law prefers lawrence tribe wrote the constitutional def nifgz a natural born saturday is john mccain confronted similar questions as the g.o.p. nominee in 2008. mccain was born on a u.s. military base in panama. >> i am very confident that ted cruz is legitimately qualified to run for president, but it needs-- it needs to be looked into. >>

good morning i'm nancy alvarez. 5:14 am tuesday morning. looking at downtown orlando, 42 degrees now. we will let you know what you can expect for the rest of the traffic every ten minutes. >>> we know the name of the men found unconscious in a brevard county neighborhood. neighbors have confirmed this german radio. granddaughter was screaming for help and that alerted neighbors and mims something was wrong. they heard an argument moments before they found him lying in the street. >> a very special, very nice, quiet, don't bother anybody person. >> paramedics rushed him to the hospital last week. we have not done an update since then. we have been asking sheriff's office spokesperson for an update if it is suspicious but no response. >>> and brevard county, in the atlantic police searching for a burglar the homeowners shot at. investigators tell us he fired his weapon when he saw the intruder in his garage 11th avenue. yesterday in a bit police do not know if the person was actually shot. driven by 2nd suspect. >>> volusia county officials