roy wood, jr. reports. >> roy: if there's one thing we can be certain of in the election next fall, like a free burrito giveaway at chipotle, not a whole lot of people are showing up and these voting numbers worry election experts. >> there was a time voter turnout was probably 70, 80%. everybody was involved. the amount of people showing up dwindled and dwindled. >> roy: but he thinks he has a solution. >> i contend one of the ways of sparking it would be talking about it and, a, taking bets on it. betting. >> on an election. betting on an election, yeah. >> roy: how did you get that idea? >> i'm a bookie. >> roy: oh! that explains why his office is in a casino. turns out he's been trying to get it legalized for years. >> i guarantee you, if you did make a bet, you would vote. you're more informed and you have skin in the game. >> roy: yeah, but gambling is a dirty, sleazy, underbelly of a world. we're talking about politics, man. >> it's a double whammy, pal. you've gotten your guy in the white h

and he says, didn't roy tell you not to ask us anything? knowing i will do whatever it takes to get my baby back. the telephone wakes me up. pounding headache. i am so, so tired. kahlilah, your taxi to the bus station will pick you up in a half an hour. this is actually happening now. i keep telling myself, it will be over before you know it. i'm leaving the room and i pick up the bag, and i'm realizing, this is pretty heavy. i'm wondering if i can pull it off, carrying this around with me and making it look comfortable. ♪ ♪ we get to the bus station, and the driver takes the bag out of the car, and he says to me, your bus will be coming shortly. look out for it. goodbye. that's the only thing he said. i walk into the bus station. i waited for a bus. maybe a half an hour, 45 minutes there, i thought, by myself, but i realized that he was still outside, kinda lingering. i guess to make sure i got on the bus. when the bus pulls up, i just couldn't believe it. i hadn't seen a bus that old with no air conditioning. there are chickens on thi

here is picture of me holding roy. >> roy jeffs is becky's younger brother and he, too, knows what it's like to keep a secret. >> what i've seen of roy is a boy that has tried with all his might to please his father and never could be completely accepted by him. father excluded him from the other boys, and i didn't ever know why. >> the reason my life has gone the way it has is because of what he did to me. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® o

roy clay had been an employee and executive at hp. so roy gave hp my resume. i was called in for the interview, and that entered my started my life in technology. >> his life with caretha also began at hp. >> he always said he was going to ask me for lunch. but he never would. and the last time h h played that lunch sometime, i was ready with my calendar. we had our first date and the rest is history. >> the colemans are seen by many people as mentors and role models in all their endeavors. >> i think ken and kreetha have not only made lasting krigss to the tech industry in terms of real business outcomes, but to me they've also made lting contributions in terms of the idea of diversity and inclusion in silicon valley. >> ken has been you know a pioneer in building companies, he's been a pioneer in developing mentorship. and importantly, think he's been a pioneer in developing a strong and growing culture of minorities in teck comincogy. >> but even with their efforts to create opportunities for minorities, they note that industry diversity is still a problem.

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. >> trevor: that's right, roy. black people are to blame, and not just any black people, but black film makers. it's time for black film makers to rise up and admit that they know the only way to win best picture is by pandering to white oscar voters. >> yeah, that's right. we know the rules. if we want to win an oscar we have to make a movie about black people being oppressed. i called out these past nominees and you tell me what's the first thing that comes to mind. jay. >> angry slave. >> "selma." >> still angry about the slavery thing. >> "12 years a slave." >> trevor: i mean, slave for 12 years. >> exactly. white people love feeling bad about how they treated black people, so to make a hit black movie you need a whip, a firehose or a negro spiritual. >> trevor: ( bleep ). you know what, this is so true. now they think about it the only black prominent person who got nominated today was weeknd for the "50 shades of grey" song which, of course, basically a movie about a rich white guy who likes whipping people.

two more sweat hogs will join us in a little bit along with roy cummings. we will take you all the way to nbc's coverage of the nfc divisional playoff game between the cardinals and packers. >> who do you have in that game? >> you will find out later. >> deep tease. >> yesterday an apollo 11 type of day in tampa bay. one small step for the bucs organization, one giant leap for dirk cutter. he's got plenty of experience. over 34 years of it in fact spanning ten destinations. coordinator. most notably with the jaguars, falcons, and bucs last season. the college level for nine years state at boise state and ohio state. now he will take the reigns on the big stage. >> this franchise is is heading in the right direction. easy to say, harder to do. because competition in this league is the best of the best. ready for the challenge it's going to be one heck of a journey and i can't wait to roll them up and get started. >> a lot of players out of town so a light attendance at press conference. had austin jenkins there, jerald mccoy was on hand. let's go back to las

(lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "there's no single treatment or intervention that can have as diverse benefits as exercise" the journal of the american medical association recently published a "call to action" its authors recommend that health care for all patients... calling it "one of the most important prescriptions a patient could receive." (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) studies have shown that when a health care professional a doctor or nurse advises a patient to adapt a healthy lifestyle behavior that patient is more likely to adapt that behavior. the 'call to action" recommends health care professionals -- treat physical activity as a vital sign -- write a prescription for exercise -- and encourage record-keeping of daily activity how much daily activity is needed? hint: you don't have to run a marathon. (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) it can be as simple as walking for 30 miutes three times a week. consider all the diseases exercise c

roy kaplan/sociologist1 :06-1:17) "for most people, it helped calm their lives down. in some peoplwere ihelped them>> mark's in now with sports - the c-n-o-s classic wrapping up today. (mark) finished things up with the high schoolers. two tradition- laden programs - bishop heelan and crofton - duking it out down at the tyson. at the tyson events center. one of the best matchups of the weekend paired the bishop heelan and crofton girls. the crusaders are ranked 9th in iowa's class 4a - the warriors are ranked 2nd in nebraska's class c-2. so much tradition - a combined 9 state titles between these two schools. heelan was down 15 at the half - but here come the crusaders - kierrah llanos inside - bucket and the foul - bishop heelan starting to make a run.n. the crusaders, capitalizing off some crofton turnovers - there's grace hanno down low - heelan within 10. but crofton began to pull away - kelsey sanger with the nice look inside to monica arens - arens led crofton with 29 points and 15 rebounds. later in the third - arens misses - katie petersen cleans it up - rebou

(sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "makes me proud to put this uniform on and walk around this town." a uniform offifir roy mitchell has been putting on longer than many of his co-workers have been alive. he's been with the arlington police department for 36 years now - and spent time at three other agencies prior to that. (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "i've been doing it all my adult life. ever since i was 21." this week he turned 70. (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "you walk out of the briefing room and wonder which car is yours - you hit your panic button or your trunk and it pops up, you know where your car is." and he's still out there patrolling with the best of them. (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "patrol is the only place i wanted to go. and that's where i'm at." q: "why was that the only place go?" a: "it's the excitement." " he admits there's only so much excitement his less youthful body can take. (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept

it's already packed and everything. >> roy agrees to pick them up in 30 minutes. neither danielle nor karline look forward to staying at roy's, but danielle feels this is a better option than living out on the streets or in a shelter. >> hi, you. >> local shelts are state that single females out on the streets of san diego are offered rooms in private homes more frequently than their male counterparts. >> the go through some [ bleep ]. >> while some may do it out of the kindness of their heart. >> don't video me. >> many of the local shelters believe that a high percentage of these youth will end up being sexually exploited. >> today, i'm going to probation for a compliance appointment. and hopefully, they're not taking me to jail i'm trying to stay positive because i figure if i stay positive, then positive things will happen. maybe that's a little juvenile, but i'm hoping that will happen. >> i'm scared [ bleep ] to go right now. >> i don't want to go to prison. >> i talked to a couple friends and they told her if they do arrest me, to have michelle come and get

a sickness similar to pneumonia roy told the crowd .. government agencies like michigan department of ennvironment quality tried to discredit the group's research and informed the public the water was safe to drink. roy "i can't wrap my head around the way these people think, the chosen few who did the exact opposite of doing their job," doctor marc edwards who is a civil engineer at tech led the group and he could not be more proud of exposing the contaminated water in flint. dr. marc edwards/civil engineer tech "i just want to note there is a symbiotic relationship between science and the public and if that is ignored and not nurtured we are going to enter a new dark age," the group's work isn't done yet. in fact they have been hired to be in charge of making sure the water supply in flint michigan is meanwhile ... in the latest move to help flint with the water crisis ... michigan senators announce a plan to help families who have been exposed to lead poisoning. today on capital hill... the senators announced a proposal to provide eme

lipi roy, md. mph/massachuse tts general hospital "there's no single treatment or intervention that can have as diverse benefits as exercise" the journal of the american medical association action" its authors recommend that health care professionals prescribe exercise for all patients... calling it "one of the most important prescriptions a patient could receive." lipi roy, md. mph/massachuse tts general hospital studies have shown that when a health care professional a doctor or nurse advises a patient to adapt a healthy lifestyle behavior that patient is more likely to adapt that behavior. the 'call to action" recommends health care professionals -- treat physical activity as a vital sign -- write a prescription for exercise -- and encourage record-keeping of daily activity how much daily activity is needed? hint: you don't have to run a marathon. lipi roy, md. mph/massachuse tts general hospital it can be as simple as walking for 30 minutes three times a week. consider all the diseases exercise

(lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "there's no single treatment or intervention that can have as diverse benefits as exercise" the journal of the american medical association recently published a "call to action" its authors recommend that health care professionals prescribe exercise for all patients... calling it "one of the most important prescriptions a patient could receive." (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) studies have shown that when a health care professional a doctor or nurse advises a patient to adapt a healthy lifestyle behavior that patient is more likely to adapt that behavior. the 'call to action" recommends health care professionals -- treat physical activity as a prescription for exercise -- and encourage record-keeping of daily activity how much daily activity is needed? hint: you don't have to run a marathon. (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) it can be as simple (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) high blood pressure

to encourage someone they claim to love. >> reporter: according to court documents, roy had attempted suicide and had been hospitalized before he had even met carter. and in one text message two weeks before his suicide he expressed his desire to take his own life, writing, "i can't get better. i already made my decision." the defense now trying for a second time to have the involuntary manslaughter charge dropped. >> he has in fact brainwashed her to the point where she's now accepting his idea of this is my only option. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news the defense says, "michelle's communications were by no means threatening" and is that "roy made his own conscious decision to take his own life." adding, "this is a tragedy, not a crime." linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> incredible. she'll be in court next month. could face up to 20 years in prison if she's convicted. >> it's such a horrible story. i've read all of the text messages exchanged between the two of them. and for many to say that she was not an enabler is very, very difficult after you read those messages. it w

i talked to roy cummings yesterday about this dream combo on the bucs bonus show. >> roy, let's get to it. what do you think of the smith hiring? >> i love it. i would have interviewed mike smith for head coaches position, to be honest with you, just as the new york giants did, just as the miami dolphins did, and rightfully so. this is a guy that's been around, i think when he was fired in atlanta, a lot of people were surprised by it. i was certainly surprised by it. i think he was the best head all the candidates available. i think the bucs got a bit of a coup here. >> he was out of coaching last year. is there any rust that he needs to shape off, or does he jump right in? >> i think he can shake it off. it's going to be a 4-3 scheme. it will be a one-gap scheme, much like what the players play now, not that different. he's a guy that jumps very well. adjustments. he's never been fooled before. so he's been at this a while. he knows what he's doing. i think it's a really, really good hire. >> four other coaching changes confirmed so far. let's throw up the full screen. nick kaiser, m

sot - claudette roy-viaol - roy's great aunt it's inconceivable. i just don't understand how someone could do that. to encourage someone they claimed to love. according to court documents, roy had attempted suicide and had been hospitalized before he had even met carter.. and in one text message two weeks before his suicide, expressed his desire to take his own life-- "i can't get better, i already made my decision." the defense now trying for a second time to have the involuntary manslaughter charge dropped. joseph cataldo - defense attorney - "he has in fact brainwashed her to the point where she's now accepting his idea of this is my only option." in statement to abc news, the defense says "michelle's communications were by no means threatening" and that roy "?made his own conscious decision to take his own life." adding "this is a announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday." welcome back to kolo- eight-news-now midday. i'm dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. wind advisory for western nevada and the s

roy williams has his team operating at a high level. unbeaten in the acc and in the picture friendly and national he says the only channel he watches is espn, which means he likes sports. what he does not like is their incessant focus on the nba draft prospects of current college players. roy williams: they are talking about the -- it is the most ridiculous thing. this is a great time for me to be saying something about it. you're sitting there trying to win championships. here is january, and they are talking about chad ford. that is the most ridiculous thing having to put up with in college basketball. reporter: strong words to the team of the moment. the panthers the toast of charlotte at a pep rally today. thousands turned out. lu things where you always appreciate being able to see the fruit of your labor. i think all of the guys can say the same about that. we are focusing on playing the game. reporter: this team was a walking heart attack on many occasions like the time they blew a four-touchdown lead to the giants. no worries wh

here is abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: looking to get toned like taraji? kick did like khloe and carrie, bend like jen? now you can as the stars dish on everything from their diet secrets to fitness routines in the latest issue of "us weekly." >> every year, of course, after the holidays getting into the new year, everyone is ready to get their diets and exercise routine into high gear. all of these stars each of them have a fun little tip that anyone can pick up at home. >> for actress gabrielle union, balance is the name of the game. >> balance yourself. if you want the doughnut, have the doughnut. i ate a whole serving of apple cake. i needed it so i ate it. >> top tips? >> eliminate all sugary drinks. are lean meat, sleep and regulating your schedule. i try to get to bed early. >> reporter: no cookies for this cookie. "empire" actress taraji p. henson dropped two sizes in a year thanks to daily two-hour workouts focusing on jogging, squats and her core. the actress revealing i tell myself just show up and your body will change. >> reporter: white hot j

according to court documents, roy had attempted suicide and had been hospitalized before he had even met carter.. (motion to dismiss page 9/10) and in one text message two weeks before his suicide, expressed his desire to take his own life-- "i can't get better, i already made my decision." [motion to dismiss page 11] the defense now trying for a second time to have the involuntary [appeal to state supreme judicial court filed by defense 2 months ago- pending] joseph cataldo - defense attorney - (from august 2015 court hearing) "he has in fact brainwashed her to the point where she's now accepting his idea of this is my only threatening" and that roy "?made his own conscious decision to take his own life." adding "this is a tragedy, not a crime." call)-vm a breaking news update to a story we told you about this morning... your tax dollars wasted.... as police officers searched a neighborhood for hours looking for a gunman who didn't exist. these fake calls keep happening and it's keeping our officers from focusing on real crimes. action news reporter parker collins tells us why polic

roy and i sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978. like most korean restaurants at the time, you didn't mess with the original, ever. and like most korean father-son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> my father opened put all this redwood and cherry, to this day i can't touch certain things here. >> i can see he doesn't let you change the uniforms, either. >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just do the work. >> i just do the work. as a korean, he knows. >> we start with bonchon, all those freebie plates of pickles, preserves, kimchi, a spicy squid or two. no bonchon. no meal. >> you know what this restaurant has that a lot of restaurants are going away from are the chairless rooms. >> the feet under, knees forward, feet under? >> the tea ceremony. no can do. >> that was punishment for koreans. >> and with a book over your head. >> for hours. >> what would a crime be? what got you into that position? >> it could be as minimal as a 94 on a test. >> korean parents? well, let's just say they veer towar

aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> so her punishment, what was it? >> it was a letter of reprimand after all of that. an official letter of reprimand. i have put in an order for all of us here. and it's never taken that long to put in an order. and get seamless. get an app. >> you could do that. >> exactly. >> multitasking. >> she was very particular about her order. need to have some pepperonis, a side of sausage. >> still complicated. >> gluten free dough because it's important. otherwise it gets all messed up. >>> coming up, overuse of cuteness. >> coming up, overdose of cuteness. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. spoiler alert! she doesn't make it! only mucinex dm relieves bothwet and dry coughs for 12 hours with two medicines in one pill. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish o

the owner told channel 9's roy ramos, it's expense i to replace them, and roy, police say that clue. >>reporter: investigators say it is the one clue they hope will help them find whoever damaged all of these businesses. take a look right here, on one section of colonial drive, and one, two, three, businesses were damaged here, right across the street. in this surveillance video from plus skate shop, you can see a white car drive right past the business, but watch. as if the same time the front window shatters. >> it's not intended to catch stuff from the road and you it did, you can see the car that goes by. owners to have the windows shot out. to vacant buildings, mattress stores and skate shops. according to orlando police, over a dozen businesses were vandalized in downtown over the weekend, which has proven to be a big financial hit for owners. >> we saw skate boards, not too much money in that, so a window is a big setback. >> not only will it set the businesses back, whatever the extense of the repairs are, but i don't think we did any business on saturday, we were closed all

channel 9 roy ramos is live at seminole county where the shooting took place, and roy, deputies say they think someone in the community saw something that day. >> i did get a chance to speak. they really want to find out who did this. they to go on. this all happened right here during the day on this street, but they need someone to come forward with information to catch that teen's killer. >> he didn't deserve to be killed the way he was killed. >> jeanine washing -- washington is still finding it hard to believer she will never see her 15-year-old son, tamar harris again, washington said one moment harris was listening -- listening to music in her car, and the next he was found shot dead. according to seminole county sheriff deputies, harris was gunned down just after 3:00 in the afternoon friday near central and merit street where the car he was in crashed. >> it has been two days and you can still see crime tape on the ground at this intersection where investigators say this all happened. that is the pole they say that teen crashed into just before he was found shot. >> someone had s

and the patrick roy story, that could have been so cool. >> there is still time. a few minutes to go. >> not too shabby. saying good-bye to january with temperatures close to 60. >> go for 70. >> i could not go for 70. but the next thing i'm tracking comes back monday. so stay tuned. >> yeah. >> go for 60. come on, 59 degrees? >> we are right there. i don't want to get your hopes up. >> false hopes. >> don't say it. >> here is something you can bet on, the superbowl update is next. you won't miss a minute in the tonight show. jimmy will be here in less than ten minutes. superbowl 50. very funny. we will update tomorrow morning. gone everybody. >> false expectations.

how about another bomb from roy? those 3 three-pointers, enough to outscore arkansas in the 3rd to score 7. tina roy hits seven 3's for a career-high 21 points. the gamecocks win, 85-32. they're a perfect 13-0, just like the man. a new sec record for south carolina basketball. the swamp rabbits spending the last four days in new hampshire. a big win for greenville. they were down to bengals with two minutes to play. they managed to score the equalizer and take it way shootout where they won it by the same score they won, 3-2 but a win for the swamp rabbits. more nfl news, we do have a team on the clock for the nfl draft. the tennessee titans will be picking first in may when the draft rolls back around and the next generation of nfl players. mike: already looking at may? marc: i am looking at next weekend. we are headed to arizona later national championship? it is a huge deal for the state, the area, and a huge deal the beyond. run for this team. chris: it's coming in tomorrow. he will feel it. one of those backward

(lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "there's no single treatment or intervention that can have as diverse benefits as exercise" the journal of the american medical association recently published a "call to action" its authors recommend that health care professionals prescribe exercise for all patients... calling it "one of the most important prescriptions a patient could receive." (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) studies have shown that when a health care professional a doctor or nurse advises a patient to adapt a healthy lifestyle behavior that patient is more likely to adapt that behavior. the 'call to action" recommends health care professionals sign -- write a prescription for exercise -- and encourage record-keeping of daily activity how much daily activity is needed? hint: you don't have to run a marathon. (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) it can be as simple as walking for 30 miutes three times a week. consider all the diseases exercise can ke

roy ramos is there. >>reporter: martha, he was a delivery driver, that we believe was dropping off the appliances right here at this apartment complex. now, that shooting forced a nearby elementary school to be shut down, palmetto elementary was placed on lockdown. we have seen those kids arrive home here a short while ago. the scene is clear now, let's show you what this looked like. orange county deputy sheriff lined the avenue after reports that the shots were fired. the driver was hit towards the lower part of his body and his injuries did not appear to be life threat ping. we did get a chance to speak to a resident in the area about what they heard, just after 2:00 this afternoon, here is what they told us. >> i was in my bedroom, getting the kids ready to go outside and i heard six shots. pop, pop, pop, pop. that could have been my grandson, my daughter walks this way to work. >>reporter: and deputy thes told us that they did stay on seen for sometime questioning one person, to get more details abo

captain roy credits paul for staying so calm, and paul thanks captain roy, his brother and all the rescuers involved for saving his life. >> no words i can explain my thanks. i mean, they were terrific. they did a great job. >>> coming up -- a flash flood, and a car is sinking fast. >> i just remember looking at this woman screaming on the other side of the window, thinking that's got to be the worst thing you can ever go through. >>> this man didn't have elevator phobia, but now he's stuck, alone, high above the ground in a new york high-rise. no one knows he's in there, but it's all caught on a security camera. [ music and whistling ] when you go the extra mile to help business owners save on commercial auto insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh... [ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. more of the old lady. i'd like to see her go back to her more you know social side. (vo) pro plan bright mind promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7

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. >> for entrepreneurs like roy amir, greg ruben, and bill shaffer, it was also a wake-up call. where others saw brittle, dry grass, they saw a new business opportunity. >> it's great, man. >> thank you. >> we saw an opportunity to convert people's lawn to a drought-tolerant landscape, at the same time make a little bit of money. >> the business models vary, but they're all taking advantage of a change in the market. >> there's been this interesting group of entrepreneurs that have sprung up. >> jeffrey kitelinger, the general manager of the metropolitan water district of southern california, created an incentive to cut back on watering lawns, and by doing so, unleashed a flood of new businesses across the state. >> if you can replace that lawn, you can replace a lot of water. and what we're trying to do is get people to think differently about how their outdoors should look. >> his agency offered homeowners a cash rebate to replace their water guzzling lawns with drought-tolerant landscapes. >> and the two sections in the back, the two small sections, we're going to take out th

a sickness similar to pneumonia roy told the crowd .. government agencies like michigan department of ennvironment quality tried to discredit the group's research and informed the public the the group's work isnt done yet. in fact they have been hired to be in charge of making sure the is safe to drink. carter wsls ten. > now to kristina, with a look at our forecast. friday: morning flurries then increasing sunshine with highs in the middle 40s.wind increases through the afternoon saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 50s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s highs in the tuesday: partly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s wednesday: scattered rain showers with highs in the upper 50s . friday: morning flurries then increasing sunshine with highs in the middle 40s.wind increases through the afternoon saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 50s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s monday: increasing clouds with highs in the lower 60s tuesday: partly cloudy with highs in th

thank you for being here, roy. [applause] on friday, 73 new troopers and one special agent graduated virginia's 123rd class of the state police academy. we depend on these men and women to be there in a crisis. they depend on us to provide them with the adequate resources, and to establish common sense possibly -- policies and support of public safety. that is why i stood with the leaders of the virginia state police, sheriffs, and police chiefs to announce our executive order designed to better enforce gun laws that are already on the books. i am pleased that attorney general and secretary moran are cheering the joint strike force to prosecute gun crimes. it is my hope that we can work together on reasonable solutions .o we can save lives [applause] we should be proud of what we have accomplished, and ready to meet the challenges that we all face together. when i travel around the commonwealth to the factory floors, the classroom, the chamber of commerce excesses -- ts i find the chamber of commerce good people. g

old roy is not a fan. that's the sound byte if we could requeue that. >> espn is our partner and i i do not tell to watch on t.v. when they are talking about the green room that's the most ridiculous thing. that's one of my partners. they are talking about college players and the pro draft. that's half the broadcast. >> a lot of college players would agree don't talk about the under class men just yet. >> you can understand why he's upset about that. everything is going to be very nice. >> sunshine both days. this is our planner for tomorrow morning starting off at 31. our high tomorrow 56 so tomorrow the coolest of the weekend days. sunday to 60 degrees. sunday is the warm day but both days plenty of sunshine. afr e week we had 56 sounds like heaven. >> but a wonderful week. >> thank you for joining us. the cbs evening news is next.

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>> trevor: thank you, roy. and what can we expect from this year's speech? >> well, the rumor is that this year is going to be a little different, more of a preview of the exhibits in the obama presidential library, the affordable care act, the climate change deal, how he caught not one but two portuguese water dogs to fist bump. but what i do know for sure about this year's speech, obama has no more [bleep] to give. just look at this actual picture. he tweeted out last week. look at this picture. look at his face. he does not care. (applause) he's done. trevor, that's the same face i make when i'm about to leave my job. i'm in the mirror like [bleep] i'm done. i'm just-- . >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everyone, we'll be right back. thank you, all. where were you born? it's a question asked all the time. because where you're from shapes who you are. inspires how you do things. and when that inspiration comes from a place this refreshing... this majestic... this... well, you get the idea. coors light. born in the rockies. rootmetrics, in the nation's largest ind

i got all the seasons at the crib, man. >> trevor: anyway, roy, man. okay. regardless of that, bernie still needs to attract minorities. >> bernie's got them covered, too. too. ♪ i'm black y'all and i'm blacker than black. ♪ and i'm black y'all and i'm black y'all. ♪ and i'm blacker than black, y'all. y'all. ♪. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: all right, that is dope. bernie got me with that one. bernie got me with that one. i respect you for that. that was good, that was good, yeah. >> seriously, you never wanted to bang one of the "golden girls"? it's just me. i'm the only one. >> trevor: we'll be right back. back. ( cheers and appla other wireless carriers make families share data. not t-mobile! switch now and get four lines with up to six gigs each. and no sharing. just thirty-five bucks a line at t-mobile. my doctor says i havey, what's skittles pox. are they contagious? i don't think so. contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! melda. i'm john. hello, nice to meet you. we invited you here today to get your honest opinion about this new car. t

mary hafner/prinicpal at roy martin middle school: "he has spent years, learning how to live, and how not to live. and how to change and make his life better. " " we hope our kids can learn from him." ((kirsten joyce)) all he asks for in return, is a letter from students, he considers them his "report card.. " feedback from the students. awn borjas /nominated "it's personal to him, and it makes it real for the students." ((kirsten joyce)) money presentation :kirsten marty gruber you receive our acts of kindness award.... clapping.. white flash.. you'll also be getting an 800 dollar check.. good lord... i'm speechless.. which is unusal for me. " i've been doing this for 16 years, and i've never asked clark county schools for one cent for doing this, and never will.. and its helped a lot of kids, and as long as there is a buck in my pocket.. keep on doing it, to try and help kids. " ((kirsten joyce)) > if you would like to nominate someone... dot com. click on "sections" in the upper left corner... and acts of kindness will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email -- acts of ki

and the patrick roy story, that could have been so cool. >> there is still time.

travel club in asheville has been ordered to refund customers for failure to deliver attorney general roy cooper said 90-minute sales festiva has been banned from face-to-face sales for three years. they will issue refunds. >> darcel: two local bars are hit with fines after the ale says they served alcohol to a minor. they must pay the fine or face a suspension. both bartenders have been charged with a misdemeanor. evan, will either of these bars serve a suspension? >> evan: no, darcel. they both paid their fines. a concerned parent called the ale saying there were area bars serving alcohol to minors. ordered a bud light from the bartender. to verify his age or id. the same undercover agent went to the village wayside in biltmore village. this time the bartender did check id but served him. i spoke with the owner at wayside. he says he believes in his bartender. he says it was simply a math error when calculating his age. they'll face their misdemeanor charges in court in february. there was a third bar. it's fat cats billyards here in arden. reporting live in arden, i'm evan donovan for

((kirsten joyce)) the hour that marty gruber spends inside health classes like this one at roy martin middle school, is life changing for many teens... marty gruber/acts of kindness recipient: " a lot of these kids go through this program and become anti -drugs for the rest of their life.. and they go out and help other people stay off of drugs." ((kirsten joyce)) marty is the real- deal. he's seen the ups and downs of life. mistakes he wants these teens to avoid making. his passion to help others... developed out a very painful life... full of years of drug abuse. marty gruber/acts of kindness recipient: " it ruined our life..it ruined the life of my family. " back to back "my youngest son died from drugs... ((kirsten joyce)) marty shares his personal story in an effective "scared straight approach" that principal mary hafner says works with today's teens. mary hafner/prinicpal at roy martin middle school: "he has spent years, learning how to live, and how not to live. and how to change and make his life better. from him." ((kirsten joyce)) marty does this voluntarily.. all he asks f

(lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "there's no single treatment or intervention that can have as diverse benefits as exercise." the journal of the american medical association recently published a "call to action" its authors recommend that health care professionals prescribe exercise for all patients... calling it "one of the most important prescriptions a patient could receive." (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "studies have shown that when a health care professional a doctor or nurse advises a patient to lifestyle behavior that patient is more likely to adapt that behavior." the 'call to action" recommends health care professionals -- treat physical activity as a vital sign -- write a prescription for exercise -- and encourage record-keeping of daily activity how much daily activity is needed? hint: you don't have to run a marathon. (lipi roy, md. mph/massachusetts general hospital) "it can be as simple as walking for 30 miutes three times a week." consider all c

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