the campbell clan is leading a movement. she describes as a necessary fight against the rise of non-christian religions. >> christians have their head in the sand. they are just as deceived along with the you know the worldly people who don't even believe in god. >> are you concerned about the future of christianity? >> no. because i know the end. ha ha ha ha ha. but what was the first words that god said to mankind? he first blessed them then he said be fruitful, multiply. fill the earth, subdue and take dominion. so the peoples who do have children, and raise more children, they are going to gradually outpopulate and therefore, more likely begin to subdue and take dominion. >> and are you concerned that the birth rate in muslim families is much higher right now than the birth rate in christian families? >> yes, that's specifically so, yes. you? >> it is a concern, if they became more radical. but we pray for the muslim people, that they will come to faith in christ. >> but you're praying for conversion? >> well, yes becaus

"gun mishap... willie campbells the victim...of an accident...february 25 1969." on this particulary snowy february sunday, reverend willie dean campbell is holding sunday school. "lets have a word of prayer" a waterloo resident for decades, reverened campbell has built his life here. but by reason of a gun accident "the first thing i remember is 1969, campbell and his friend were laying with an airsoft rifle t his friends home. the situation quickly turned serious when hhs friend pulled out his father's real gun, and was like a hairpin trigger...boom" a hollow point bullet went through campbells arm and into stomach. he was in critical condition for happened. "what happened to me was an acciint, now my goaais to deter children" campbell says he wants to be an example to kids-- to show them what can happen if they're not careful around guns. "cause god saved my life...and now i feel its my job to help someone else" its been 47 years since a friend accidentally shot reverend william dean campbel... ad though these scars are a reminder of pain from ecades ago, campb

investigators say campbell's clover south carolina he crashed into a tree leaving campbell's home after the crime. and detectives used tips and vehicle parts to track him down in charlotte and recovered the vehicle believed to be the truck that dejesus drove from the crime scene. dejesus was a temporary employee for campbell but no motive was given for this shooting. again, dejesus is from honduras and needed an interpreter for the court appearances. and we expect him to go before a magistrate tonight or tomorrow morning. reporting live in york county michael clark wbtv on your side. >> thank you. time to check the traffic around town here is tonya rivens. >> thank you. sponsored by people's bank. let's check on i-77 and 485. volume is starting to build we have an accident on south boulevard that congestion building on south boulevard and we have congestion on highway 51 pineville matthews close to 485 as well. and then we see the volume starting to build on 485. a stranded motorist on rea road at piper glen drive and another at johnston road close to caramel road back to you. >> all ri

in campbell county, ananda in this wsls 10 follow up ... efforts to save a unique part of history continue. as we showed you yesterday -- rosenwald schools were built more than 100 years ago to provide a quality education for african american children after the civil war. now .. people across the commonwealth are working together to find the remaining alumni. wsls 10's brie jackson explains how central virginians are history alive. we are at john tyler community college, outside of richmond for the virginia rosenwald conference. people came here to find out more about preserving the school. as we found out, one group from sputhwest virginia is helping to lead the charge. dozens gathered at john tyler community college to hear history lessons about virginias rosenwalds school. there were more than 350 of these facilities built across the commonwealth as a way to educate now.. nearly a century later...millicent nash is part of efforts to raise awareness about rosenwalds in areas like campbell county. 23:37:38 the county sought us out to see t

this is reverend campbell now-- holding sunday school at cathedral of faith. campbell told me his story today-- when he was a kid, he and his friend were playing with an air rifle at his friends home. the situation quickly turned serious when his friend pulled out his fathers hunting rifle.. and accidentally shot. the bullet went through campbells arm, and into his stomacc "when hhpulled the gun out it he realized i was shot...i realized i was shot..he ran down campbell was in critical condndion for monthshs- this scar shows where he was hit. he says by telling his story, he hopes to stop kids from playing with guns he says its not an anti-gun or pro-gun message, he just wants kids to be safe. he says s goal is to go different schools around the cedar valley, tell them his story and educate we've got you covered..olivia mancino..kwwl news. thank you olivia -- and we'll have more detail's about the reverend's story -- coming up tonight at ten o-clock. the colleakues of justice scalia mourn his death today. the 79-year-old upreme court justice died of a heart at

campbell. mr. campbell is a fine gentleman - oh, yes, it says here that it comes from his last two wives. - yes, well that's not important. i'm sure now that mr. campbell is the kind of husband that you're looking for. - husband? now i'm not looking for a husband for ronnie. he wants a wife. - i don't understand, ronnie? - don't you remember? i'm mrs. burns, i phoned you earlier. - oh, yes, about the young man. - yes, and here's the picture you asked me to bring over, and the address is right there. goodbye. oh, and as soon as you get a couple of good prospects send them right over because ive only got four months left to stay out. (audience laughing) -well, they all say they're young. this is ridiculous. (audience laughing) - i wonder how that story is developing. you must admit that was pretty fast thinking putting in von zell's picture instead of ronnie. and take a little peak. von zell is going to get into trouble, and i'd like to enjoy it. - that's all i can tell you, mrs. crowley. this is the

investigators say the employee alerted campus police of two suspicious men inside campbell hall. the building is home to the physics and astronomy departments. police questioned the men and a search of their vehicle turned up items allegedly stolen from campbell hall and from uc irvine. >>> tonight's oscar ceremony was marked by an outcry over the lack of diversity among nominees. >> the 80th academy awards show went on to name some of the best and brightest in hollywood. "spotlight" took home the oscar for best picture. it tells the story about the investigation into the abuse of children by catholic priests. it also won an oscar for best original screenplay. >> best actor went to leonardo dicaprio for his role as a traitor mauled by a bear and left for dead in the revenues. he has been nominated six times but this was his first win.

or even the courtney campbell causeway. if you're coming to tampa it's going to be very slow, northbound 275 from pinellas county to hillsborough county. you can see the backup extends as corey says, almost backed up to 4th street so it's already building considerably. they have two lanes blocked, two lanes are getting by but because of the slol at this time of morning -- volume at this time it's going to be a heavy ride. >>> we have a close-up view, two lanes open, two lanes blocked causing page delays across the bridge -- major delays across the bridge. the howard frankland bridge now. 9 on the courtney campbell and 8 on the gandy bridge. another serious crash, riverview northbound 301 completely blocked at panther trace boulevard. you may consider i-75, that highway moving better now but avoid this area in riverview. >>> janelle martinez has been telling you all morning not to take that bridge, looks like no one was listening. goodness, unbelievable stuff. we're looking for milder weather today, temperatures in the mid-7

we just found vanessa campbell's body. he didn't even bother hiding it. how long has she been dead maybe 5 hours. he's never killed before. are we sure it's our unsub? he used a piano wire as a garrote. i'm not seeing my keys. normally the waitress has to pour me into a cab, not the other way around. oh, really? well, this is me. i'm, um, i'm the suv. i'm sorry. uh... [laughing] listen, i know we just met. i can't, uh, i can't let you drive like this. ah...drive? i'm sleeping in thisitch. [car alarm beeps] don't be silly um... uh, lock your doors. a lot of--a lot of creeps out there. ok? ok. well...good night. good night. hey. you have a cigarette? uh...heh heh. yes, i do. just, uh, don't tell my wife. i promised her i'd quit. ok. yeah. it'll be our little secret. ok. you know, i never knewwhy i hated that song so much. but tonight... you helped me figure it out. i--i did, huh? yeah, you did. [laughs] that's the song you played when you raped me. what? [taser zaps] (knocking) do you love frozen fruit smoothies? -um... -well, now you can make them without

in campbell county, ananda rochita wsls 10." new at 7 ... virginia environmental regulators issued a violation potomac river. the virginia department of environmental equality says more than 13- thousand gallons was oil was spilled after a transformer failure at the crystal spring substation. it was discovered on february 3-rd. ... ducks and other waterfowl died as a result. 95- cleaned up. flint michigan will receive extra money to replace its lead water pipes. the deteriorating pipes contributed to the contamination supply. two million dollars from the state's distressed cities fund will go toward the project. virginia tech students are about to return to flint to retest the city's water after tech researchers exposed exposed those lead levels that far exceeded federal guidelines. nearly a dozen students, part of the so called flint water team, in kits for homeowners. they're the same homes tested in august 2015 where toxic levels of lead were found. marc edwards/virgini a tech "doing this home by home comparison is critical to understandi

tax revenue for campbell county will shrink. and thousands of high-paying jobs could disappear. >> monday through thursday is when you see a lot of your work-related travelers come to the hotel. and we have seen a dramatic decrease in that business. >> reporter: and it's not just campbell county's politicians or energy workers who are worried. he used to rent rooms by the thousands to energy workers at the 15 hotels his family owns in gillett. he invested in building two new hotels now that appears to be a gamble gone bad. >> reporter: how many people would you say you had to cut? >> probably around i would say 25 to 30 here. in jill let. and then maybe an additional 20 to 25 in some of our other locations. >> every job we lose in the coal industry is one we can't really afford. >> reporter: this is the eagle butte mine. >> reporter: gary becker is the chairman of the campbell county commissioners. what are the impacts to campbell count we coal in the future. >> well it, will have considerable impact not only in campbell county

general campbell testified today that at that level, the u.s. would not be able to conduct both missions it is conducting now. both counter terrorism mission and the mission to train and assist afghanistan forces, and he also conceded that the -- that the u.s. military had only started targeting isil in afghanistan just recently even though isil had begun to show up in parts of afghanistan as much as a year ago. in that was something that senate armed services committee chairman john mccain was quite upset about. >> many of us are also increasingly concerned that our rules of engage as dictated by the authorities the president gives to our commanders on the ground are making our mission more difficult, and increasing the risks to our troops. for example, it is stunning that up until just a few weeks ago, we had to wait for isil to attack or threaten our forces in afghanistan before taking action. >> reporter: so now the u.s. is launching air strikes against isil positions in afghanistan. and another shortcoming that general campbell mentioned, b

iowa state hired matt campbell in late november..since then, campbell and his staff have worked almost recruits.. last night they threw a party at jack trice stadium to celebrate. campbell talked to the crowd, and signed autographs for a long line of iowa fans. the cyclones add 36 newcomers, five of them 4-star recruits. coaches pulled players from 19 states. scout ranks the cyclone recruiting class 46th in the nation, 8th in the big your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. i-80/35 @ west mix i-235 @ 2nd avenue coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. then the two remaining democratic presidential candidates battle it out tonight in front of new hampshire voters. and, see what team this panda is next week, the agribusiness association of iowa plans to host its sixth annual showcase and conference. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey event, he says one of the conversations that he's looking forward to is water quality technology but there will be more he'll be speaking on at the showcase. "an awful lot of community college

campbell county's fire marshall says this fire is unusual.. just because of how massive it is-- taking over the 335-thousand square foot facility. the property was a textile plant, but has been shut down. over the past six months.. a recycling plant has been in the process of tearing it apart piece by piece. aside from the cold, the biggest challenge crews have been facing in putting out this fire.. getting resources like water. randall johnson/campbe ll county fire chief "because we are limited to hydrants there factory in a proper it itself and also in the beginning we had several small spot fires that started in the grass surrounding the plant that we had to deal with," there are some people who live close-by. they say their biggest concern is the impact this fire could have on their houses if it spreads. but at this point.. firefighters do look to be getting it under control. no word on what started the fire.. but an investigation into that is underway. eb, wsls 10. nearly a dozen washington and lee students will get what's left of their b

iowa state hired matt campbell in late november. campbell and his staff worked around the clock to land recruits. and tonight, they threw a party. a cyclone recruiting party in the sukup club of the south end zone at jack trice stadium. campbell talked to the crowd, and signed autographs for a long line of iowa fans. he seems to have quickly won over cyclones by the numbers: iowa state adds 36 newcomers, five of pulled players from 19 recruiting class 46th, 8th in the big 12. recruiting keeps changing. nick saban dabbed, dabo swinney went sledding, and jim harbaugh climbed a tree. not even new kirk is ready for lance billings is a ferentz kind of recruit. lance billings is a ferentz kind of recruit. didn't have other big offers, but iowa likes the 3-star cornerback from ohio. hawkeyes sign 24 players, with two 4-star players. 11 states represented. scout ranks iowa's class 31, 7th in the big ten. national signing day isn't just for coaches, players, and fans. it's pretty exciting for parents when they see their boy sign a college sc

live in campbell county tim saunders, wdbj7. >> we appreciate it, tim. there are a couple of accidents on interstate 81 in pulaski that are affecting traffic. report just ahead on >> current time coming in at 6:14 as we head through the morning. temperatures in the teens, snow falling heavily at times for some. begin to mix with some sleet even freezing rain far southwest virginia as they warm up quicker and then by the lunch hour all start to see some of that change over. we do get a couple of breaks in the shield of moisture from time to time. 3:00 sleet, freezing rain and then if you head through later tonight we see that transition over to plain old rain. look at thing outside meteorologist lindsey anderson talking about how much snow some areas have seen. >> on average we have seen between 4-7-inch of snow across the area. just measured the weather deck out here. reported 6 inches of snow as of 6:00 a.m. places like campbell coming in between 6-5 inches and also continue to update the snowfall amounts you see throughout the the day. you can e-mail u

iowa state hired matt campbell in november. campbell had to put together a staff, then go to work. little time. sleep is just a rumor as iowa state hangs on to a few rhoads recruits, and adds a bunch more. payne played at tennesse and is a 4- star recruit. payne played at tennesse and is a 4- star recruit. iowa state says campbell added 36 newcomers, five of them 4-star recruits. coaches recruited all over, pulling players from 19 states. scout ranks the cyclone recruiting class 46th, 8th in the big 12. coming up next on the news at coming up next on the news at a xury-included family vacation in the caribbean the beaches resorts family sweepstakes

gafford is the principal at altavista combined school in campbell county. this afternoon campbell county school superintendent robert johnson issued the following statement on gafford's behalf. it said in part "i recently made a post on a social media site that i deeply regret. i understand that the statement i made has brought a great deal of anger and anxiety to the altavista community and i apologize for this statement. as an educator and an administrator, i have spent my entire career dedicated to investing in the future of the kids entrusted to my care. i do so without bias, judgment, or ill will and with only the best intentions for each child." today an altavista wdbj7 to defend gafford. james cheek/altavista high school parent: "i know the man and he has always stood by me and my children. i don't want to see him lose his job. i know it was probably a heated moment that he based his opinion on." johnson said this afternoon that campbell county public schools regrets that the incident occurred he added that an investigation is underway and that appro

john campbell appearing on tuesday. he told the house the u.s. must make a long term commitment to keep the situation from getting worse. jamie mcintyre is live from the pentagon. >> reporter: as you mentioned, del, this is john campbell's second appearance before congress as he prepares to wrap up his 18-month tour as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. and he had to concede that this has been a bad year in afghanistan, a year when the taliban has been resurgent and conditions are deteriorating. but the told the congress not all is lost. he said it's very important that the u.s. not have another year in afghanistan like 2015. >> afghanistan is at an inflection point, and i believe if we do not make deliberate, measured judgments, 2016 is at risk of being no better and possibly worse than 2015. >> reporter: the two things this hearing focused on are the plans for how many u.s. troops would remain in afghanistan, and also thef fort to go after isil. and he got sharp questioning on that from chairman john mccain both about the troop levels and a

(sabrina campbell, wrote a letter to police) 'thank you' the chief says he plans to frame the letter and display it at the police station. jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check jessica rae heavy snowfall today - especially during the morning. then this will transition over to more of a low visibility/strong wind event. things calm down by wednesday afternoon and we'll warm up later this week. here's a glance at your 7 day forecast. " " jessica rae: now let's check in

orintheo campbell junior... was shot and killed, after a fight in december of 2014. campbell was shot on december sixth at the prime mart near in iowa, a first degree murder conviction comes with a life sentence... though his official sentencing date hasn't been set yet. cocotinuing coverage tonight of the trial of alexander fazzino. health issues keeping richard beckwith, father of emily fazzino and chairman of the board for fareway grocery stores, off the stand today. but an earlier testimony he'd given was read in court today--a local decorah lawyer taking the stand for beckwith. in his testimony, beckwith acknowledged he knew some about emily's addiction to prescription medication, but says he was largely kept out of the loop. he says emily was embarrassed to share those things with him..including a three day stretch when she detoxed at the beckwith's home. he describes what she was like beckwith, emily's father):13 "i walked into the bedroom and it frightened. cindy was holding her and cindy was trying to tell me to get out. emily was very, very embarrased by me

campbell tried to get within single digit. arc today. jimmy gavin with seven trays by himself. 31 points totals as campbell falls in the regular season finale. >>> great effort by the shaw women in charlotte. they lose in the tournament to the virginia union 72-66. some pretty big high school basketballplay games today include ago sold-out matchup between leesville road. the guys at the high schoolt.com do a good b of covering the game. >>> it will be a very interesting 48 hours for the hurricanes. the nhl trade deadline is set for monday and there is potential for ron francis to make some big moves. staal has the potential to accept any trade that he actually likes. we will be watching what happens with him and a few other key players as monday approaches. trying to if cows focus on tomorrow's game like saint louis. >> i think everybody has been kept in house and for the most part, i think the guys, i haven't heard a lot of chatter on it. we have played a lot of hockey down the stretch. it has been busy. >> tar heels ton baseball field

campbell with a 14 .-point lead. the generals play at alta vista on tuesday. and at liberty high, the minutemen and casey car locked horns with the hilltoppers. and the glass charged back. and loving scored 11 for the hilltoppers. car added 16 points. and liberty wins 35-48 on senior night. >> and westover christian facing l.c.a. in the first. and riddout find morris in the first wide open. and looking for a hole in the l.c.a. defense, haskins finds booth with a high arch. and there's a nice steal and cross over. and she hits smith with with laser pass and it's in off the pass. l.c.a. takes it 49-23. and on the boys' scoreboard, blacksburg wins over christiansburg. >>> and new covenant takes down nor cross. g.w. 51-44. >> we're the wildcat cheerleaders and you're watching "full court press" on abc-13. woo! >> reporter: thank you, ladies. it's time for the three best plays of the week. number three, e.c. glass and liberty. anthony gets the steal and splits defenders. >> and number two, dan river and halifax. and they miss the pass to owens. comets streak ahead

john campbell tv9 sports. and finally it's time to announce three new finalist for the kcrgv-9 athlele of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. all hoopsters this week. athlete number one is megan maahs of western dubuque who leads the undefeated bobcats in scoring and rebounding. athlete number two is union's kaeli blococwho leads the 19-1 knights in scoring, rebounding and blocks and athlete number three is mary compton of regina who leads the undefeated regals in scoring and assist and has hit 45 of 103 three pointers this year. to vote go to kcrg.com. i will feature the winner thursday night at 10:00. who is out in the t-v nine mobile weather lab. chris, where are you now? i'm chris havely and i'm driving around eastern iowa showing you road conditions. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. our winter storm continues to roll through the area totoght. watch out for areas of dense fog tonight as the winds diminish with the passage of the area of low overni

campbell 4 5:06:01 "they could manhandle a car. and growing up the way they did, wether on the backroad or the race track. so the guys in that era- it was mainly their talent and their expertise that got them to the front" 5:22turner began his bootlegging career at age 9 and amassed a small fortune by age 20. he quickly developed a reputation for off-track antics...and on-track talent... nascar moved away from its bootlegging roots as the years the southern 500...but those roots are still firmly planted in franklin county--one of the self-proclaimed "moonshine capitols of the world"author and reporter morris stevenson spent nearly all of his career chasing moonshiners with federal and state agents in franklin county. morris 1 34:16:18 " 52 years "his stories of the "wild west" literally fill a book. morris says curtis turner would run a load of 'shine out to norfolk. the sailors would wave him on to the base, and he would trade his liquor for sugar-- a key ingredient in the liquor. morris 6 41:52:20 "he took it to races with him. h

campbell county is aging out. we would like to create an atmosphere for our younger people to go off, get their education and perhaps come back one day and raise their familiesone day and raise their families. >> reporter: the town council chairman say why the board would like to see a boat ramp, the plan did not pass because they think any nonessential spending could be cut. >>> breaking the last few hours, pennsylvania senator rick san for vum dropping out of the presidential race. according to cnn he is expected to announce that tonight and endorse a candidate. the third republican since monday. >> dropping like flies. >>. >> like flies. >> reporter: a different take to cut down on crime, and one city paying you not to be a criminal. drier weather is moving in. coverage count on. >> will: all right, today is the day we started off with light showers. the last few flames, we could see a little peek-a-boo clouds and sunshine. tomorrow will be a much pleasant -- much more pleasant day. temperature in danville. our

what are the impacts to campbell county with coal in the future? >> it is going to have considerable impact not only in campbell county, but for the entire state of wyoming. wyoming has come to rely on the coal industry for a lot of its taxes. what has had a significant impact on the county is we have had to cut way back on the amount of money that we can put into new building construction. >> reporter: such as? >> such as new museum, new buildings for our community college, library expansions those type of things. >> reporter: it's the spirit of campbell county to weather these cycles, but this time officials worry that oil and gas prices might not rise fast enough, and crushing market and regulatory pressures on the coal industry spell gloomy days for years to come. >>> morgan stanley has agreed to a $3.2 billion settlement. state and federal authorities say the bank down played the risk of mortgages it sold in the years leading up to 2008. the settlement stems from an investigation by a joint federal and state task force that was set up by presi

our western diet.>{** vo **doctor kevein campbell is a urologist who specializes in mens sexual health,, he says the western diet a lot of us eat which includes more meat, more fat and few plant foods --isn't good for overall health.when researchers in the american journal of clinical nutrition looked at more than 25 thousand men as part of a ten year studythey found those who made a habit of eating more foods with flavonoids had a developing e-d , compared to those who did not,{** sot **< 1: 13:00 there's been a lot of information on flavonoids with antioxidants and anti- inflammatories,, which we know today play a big role in what's called the endothelium which is the surface of the blood vessels.>{** vo **and the nutrients needed for the surface blood vessels doctor campbell says,, play a big role in maintaining sexual performance --{** sot **< 1:13:36 people that eat well tend to do better with all aspects health wise, and certainly erectile dysfunction,, is no exception.> {** vo **flavonoids are present in a lot of plant foods -- but some of the best sources includeapples,, onions

in terms of the difference between fighting season and 15 and 16, said general campbell with the secretary of defense with the national security agency has communicated the work to a valuate fighting season in 15 and what changes the afghan forces need to make but we need to make. it is the clearer focus we're not blindly following the template but actually looking to improve upon so we do set ourselves up for success inset those conditions for the long term mission. >> as that relates to those troops can we be confident by the end of 2016 there is a system in place to have a confident understanding that the military service has? >> we are instituting the biometric id card system. >> with and will they be distributed? >> by edna and middle of the year the integrated personal system is fully implemented in the middle of this year as well in the be transitioning. >> in terms of our intelligence capability we were surprised of the death and did not know for some time. what do we need to do for better intelligence. >> gone that particular account we need to keep in mind that he was not out the

en la ciudad de campbell estos casos se ha visto mÁs de una vez, reciben llamada de un nÚmero de cÓdigo de Área 856 solicitando dineros. >> el departamento se encuentra investigando sobre 15 llamadas o casos de una estafa telefÓnica donde la persona que estÁ siendo esa llamada le está indicando la persona que estÁ llamando que tiene algÚn familiar secuestrado y estÁn pidiendo cierta cantidad de dinero para que le envÍe para asegurarle al familiar. alexandra: segÚn autoridades el estafador le pide las personas que realicen una tranferencia de dinero para ayudar a algÚn familiar que supuestamente no estÁ en su hogar. pero para la suerte de lo amante del ajeno, esta informaciÓn ha sido incorrecta en todos los casos. >> Éstos familiares han encontrado libre de peligro, las 24 horas del dÍa estos casos estÁn bajo investigaciÓn, para tratar de combatir este tipo de estafas. alexandra: mientras que la policÍa continuaba investigando le piden a la comunidad que si usted llega a recibir una llamada o un mensaje de texto similar a los casos que se han reportado, debe de comunicar

the president has directed that general campbell try to keep at the 9800 level through as much of 2016 as possible so we can do in the train, advise and assist commission and the ct commission to get the most out of what week. the rational for the draw down to the 5500 is about how we set ourselves up for a future sustainable presence in the country at key locations outside of kabul. the fact we will maintain facilities in other areas are key differences between the plan that was originally approved and the one that president obama revised and i think that provide us the kind of flexibility we need to adjust the mission accordingly. >> very good. thank you, colonel michael, afghanistan security forces have capability gaps and these include the essential foundational activities that professional millitaries need in order to be efficient, effective and lethal. what limiting factors are precluding the andsf from sufficiently and effectively establishing these capabilities? >> ma'am, i would say there is not anything specifically -- i would not say there is anything specifically that is li

the twilight glow i see (soft guitar music) blue eyes crying in the rain (narrator) jim reeves, glen campbell, conway twitty. (conway twitty) you want a man with a slow hand (narrator) crystal gayle. (crystal gayle) you've been talkin' in your sleep sleepin' in your dreams (narrator) you'll hear the love songs, songs of heartbreak, and of course the great duets. islands in the stream that is what we are no one in between how can we be wrong? (narrator) all of the songs have been digitally remastered so they sound even better. hey won't you play another somebody done somebody wrong song wasted days and wasted nights (slow country rock music) i have left for you behind (narrator) you'll also get with photos and stories about the artists and don't forget to ask about i can't stop so i've made up my mind (upbeat guitar music) (narrator) you could spend hours of time and hundreds of dollars trying to get all these hits, but call now and get your own but darlin', there ain't no gettin' over me country roads take me home to the place i belong (narrator) of sweet country ballads, including 30 more of

sot :19 oc: "in this class " new iowa state coach matt campbell hustled his tail off and landed a top 50 recruiting class. campbell singed players from 19 different states including a familiar name. 6'7 tight end chase allen from nixa missouri signed with the cyclones. his dad terry allen is the former head coach at uni d assistant coach at iowa state. coach campbell said he tried to sell a blue collar foototll program. " " the uni panthers signed 28 players today wash all-stater isiah nimmers put his name on the dotted line for northern iowa. nimmers played two ways for the warriors but is listed as a defensive back for the panthers. the fastest high schooler in the state jalen rima of prairie faxed in his letter of intent to cedar falls. rima's grampa gary rima is the long time voice of the panthers....nd jalen can't wait for gramps to call one of his touchdowns. i can't wait for that i am excited about it i can't imagine what he might say when i sce a touchdown. i have a lot of history with uni i have been going to games for years.. sot :13 oc: " going to games for years " thanks s

gafford is the principal at altavista combined school in campbell county. yesterday gafford apologized in a statement that said "i have spent my entire career dedicated to investing in the future of the kids entrusted to my care. i do so without bias, judgment, or ill will and with only the best intentions for each child." the superintendent said appropriate action will be taken after his investigation. at the greenfield plantation no human remains were found---that according to botetourt county officials are looking to relocate two slave houses on the property. the dovetail cultural resource group adds its team didn't find evidence of slave burials at greenfield or in the area where those houses will be moved. the final preparations for the relocation could be complete by week's end. we're helping you get through tax season, with advice from the experts, as well. julie wheeler, president and c-e-o of the better business bureau of western virginia joins us for this week's consumer watchdog. good morning, julie kimberly mcbroom/wdbj7: first of all, some folk

. >>> it stinks to live in parts of campbell county right now. many residents say living by the region's landfill is unbearable and they demanding that supervisors do something about it. katie brooke has the latest on that tonight. >> reporter: danner nothing will happen any time soon. last night the board of supervisors heard from john hashedy, the president of citizens group concerned about the landfill. the campbell county landfill joined the regional authority in 2008. trash hauled in from appomattox trash coming in is called an extensive gas emission. >> used to be when you stepped outside but not anymore. >> the odor is getting to the point where it is actually coming into people's houses and it is to the point where people close to the landfill can't even go outside really and enjoy their yards. >> reporter: chairman eric bear lives half a mile from the landlives half a mile from the landfill and says the stench is unbearable. >> i am almost embarrassed at times have people come over. they step out of the car and your house stinks. they do

six minutes and you're looking at seven across the courtney campbell causeway between tampa

campbell owned campbell's greenhouses and dejesus used to work for him. investigators have not released a motive. >> the u.s. attorney general will decide whether to pursue the death penalty for the murders of a couple in lake wylie. the defense attorneys for jamaal kuerten argued before a deputy attorney general in washington kuerten is accused of 0rding the kills. and hartley is accused of pulling the trigger. loretta lynch will decide. several members of the bloods dang entered plea deals. >> this is what is left of a couple's home after an explosion in cleveland county. 74-year-old jd newton and his wife naomi were killed. a driver ran off the road and hit a propane tank attached to the home. neighbors helped them to safety. but the couple died hours later at the hospital. the district attorney tonight will decide whether charges will be filed. >> governor mccrory lifted a state of emergency in north carolina follow the nasty storms. the director says the details are coming in about tornado damage in vance and granville counties. the skies are clear a

campbell remains locked up at the pretrial detention center and have a probation violation series. his decision to pick up a gun again could cost him the next 30 years of his life. >>> a murder mystery in miami. police are gathering clues into how two women ended up dead. this happened at 7:00 last night at 75th and northeast miami court. police say they got calls about shots fired in the area and the victims' bodies were discovered in a back apartment unit. if you have any information on the case, you're asked to call miami-dade crime stoppers, 305- 471-tips. >>> the city of miami garbage 95 guardrail and plunged 100 pete into a park had two cameras on board. the videos have been sent to a company in california to be reviewed. the driver was has been with the city for 9 years. he is severely injured but is expected to survive. >>> a cbs4 health alert. it might be necessary to use controversial methods like genetically modified mosquitoes to wipe out the zika virus that has been linked to a spike in babies born with abnormally small heads. >>> we are keeping our eyes on a storm tha

the courtney campbell up to speed as well. issue in bradenton. cortez road at 20th street, is. and now ulmerton road, all the eastbound lanes are still blocked. the earlier picture, that was a flat bed truck that was just wrapped around the pole, and you can see it again. it's hard to tell, but you can see the back bed of the truck this is is a possible fatal crash, folks, and all the eastbound lanes taken away here of 275. what you need to remember here, roosevelt to 275, not ulmerton. again, all the eastbound lanes are taken away. for the folks who are used to taking it, they want to take roosevelt instead. >> such a sad, sad morning today. >> an earlier fatal on ridge rode and u.s. 19. that cleared from the roadway, but maybe three fatals today. >>> very, very sad, and this morning we are also seeing the sun will be up in 15 to 20 minute was. it's currently comfortable. significantly warmer than this time yesterday. plant city, you're 16 degrees warmer than you saw on sunday. 13degrees warmer in tampa. during the afternoon, we make it all the way 207 5, and that's a -- all t

kevin campbell joins us with "what you need to know." connell: dow turned around to be up 182 points. melissa: nasdaq trading lower by .3 of a percent, 12 points. very strange day on wall street, connell. connell: it has been. one of those days you get to know reason why something is happening. you might find it, stocks tied to oil as charts are suggesting. fueling stock market rally today, 8% jump in the crude oil price. two-day losing streak snapped. jeff flock, there he is, with his buddy phil flynn at cme where things are finally calming down. maybe the two of you can make sense of a crazy day, hi, guys. >> this makes no damn sense to me. we got inventory report that is twice what the street said it was going to be and we're up 8%? >> right. i think you're seeing enough is enough. that's what we're seeing signs of. we've been talking about rumors of potential summit with opec producers and non-opec producers. we got story on that today. >> pin you down on that. this is iranian oil news agency. >> correct. >> saying six countries have

campbell 4 5:06:01 "they could manhandle a car. and growing up the way they did, wether on the backroad or the race track. so the guys in that era- it was mainly their talent and their expertise that got them to the front" 5:22turner began his bootlegging career at age 9 and amassed a small fortune by age 20. he quickly developed a reputation for off-track antics...and on-track talent... bootlegging roots as the years passed and fortune 500 joined the southern 500...but those roots are still firmly planted in franklin county--one of the self-proclaimed "moonshine capitols of the world"author and reporter morris stevenson spent nearly all of his career chasing moonshiners with federal and state agents in franklin county. morris 1 34:16:18 " 52 years "his stories of the "wild west" literally fill a book. morris says curtis turner would run a load of 'shine out to norfolk. the sailors would wave him on to the base, and he would trade his liquor for sugar-- a key ingredient in the liquor. morris 6 41:52:20 "he took it to races with him

to cross the courtney campbell. let's go live to the sky tend network camera , this is the gandy bridge on the pinellas side. you are still looking at about five minutes to cross but seeing that delays you met -- head >>> we have pollen out there as you know, juniper, maple, and oak are little lower just because the rain and wind and it will come back up to high in the next several days. we have almost 10 different types of oak in the area and they will go for two months and that's one of the ones it affects people. a little bit of fog for hernando and citrus county watch you us 19 and parts of 75 as well, that will, that will burn off between about 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. we can forecast is fantastic and so was the seven-day. >>> the woman who police say hit and killed a tow truck drivers in jail. >> 36 rolled out an husband was arrested a few hours ago. this is her being taken into the pinellas county jail. around nine pm monday night st. petersburg police found her after getting a tip that she was at a friends plac

appomattox county, concord elementary is closed in campbell county, and cornerstone christian academy are closed. patrick county, smyth county, and wythe county schools are opening 2 hours late. thankfully the gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow showers. a reported funnel cloud in appomattox has killed at least

general campbell said that 70% of the problems that he saw was based on leadership. both selecting and being able to relief commanders and senior leaders is too often based on these other factors rather than competency. and i think for understandable reasons, we don't have the stability of advisers because the tours are nine months to a year. it's very difficult to the kind of relationship over time. instead the contractor force is really the institutional memory in afghanistan. and that's a challenge. and finally, as mr. sopko properly pointed out, the insecurity of afghanistan to have both the department and oversight agencies check, kick the tires, be downrange properly at the proper level to check, we really are defend dependent on afghans in their reporting. without implementing those types of systems where we can better detect that the money is being properly used, there is no adequate progress. but i do believe systems have been identified and properly put in place, will provide that kind of progress. thank you. >> thank you. ranking member spear. question? >>

customers, without power four times. that's about 14 thousand not too long ago. most around hamilton and campbell county. that's been going on since the noon hour. we have a wind advisory. that goes until 7:00 tonight. that's when the winds will start to die down. the early out. 64 degrees at the airport. west. we have clouds coming in, area great. we don't see any green with it. maybe an isolated sprinkle. most of us staying dry. and suggesting right now. hour-by-hour forecast, we drop midnight. it's still going to be a very mild night. winds will die down. and coming in 15 minutes, we're talking about much better weather tomorrow. one, because winds are dying down tomorrow. it will be even warmer. some rain arrives on sunday. we'll go to the hour-by-hour timing, outdoor plans will be minutes. >> we're following local breaking news alert in avondale. >> police are looking for a gunman. a man was walking down the road after 3:00 in the afternoon, when someone shot him from inside the car headed southbound. or four people in the car. the bullet grazed the victim in the leg. he went into the family

turner was last seen headed to campbell county in the california or wilder areas. anyone with information in this case is encouraged to call the pendleton county dispatch center at 859- good morning america is next.we'll be back in one hour.we're always on

the bengals and campbell's chunky soup... helped tackle hunger this past season.. the season long program benefitted the freestore foodbank. for every bengals defensive tackle during the regular nfl season, campbell's chunky pledged to donate 30 cans of soup. you're looking at pictures of campbell's team members and bengals representatives... along with freestore foodbank volunteers. with 653 defensive tackles, 21,600 cans of soup were donated for families in the cincinnati community. created a new commercial, to promote "itself" during the super bowl. the ad features the children of fans, who might have been conceived, after their team won the big game. i know what you may be thinking, but the spot is actually pretty good. to tune of kiss from a rose ba dada da-da-da da da da, bada da... what makes the super bowl so super? a day we adore. it is a day so super it's why we were born, in the end when our team won, mom and dad looked at each other, one thing led to another that night.. the ad, is part of the n-f-l's "football is family" campaign. look for it sunday ni

it was a 1-0 lead for pembroke-campbell. it worked once, lets do it again says tremblay. in alone on the break, he goes high with the wrister to make it 2-1. oyster river trying to tie it up. tyler harvey weaves thru traffic to get the show off, but mattieux tremblay makes the save the bobcats win on the road 6-3 the manchester monarchs had a memorable day, visiting with sick children. every season the team takes a visit to chad, the childrens hospital at dartmouth hitchcock, but for all of these players, in the first year in their new league, this was their first visit. the players were a hit with the kids but it was max that stole the show, as usual. college hockey this week. quinnipiac number one, then look at all the east teams in the top 10. unh has a home and home series with #9 bu this week, starting friday night in durham. it' s a triumphant return from