wendy and i got together only to celebrate matthew's birthday. end of the day, wendy kissed my cheek. that's it. just like when you were married, huh, john? so, will you be dating your ex-wife again soon? louise, we are not ding. wendy is the mother of my child. that's all. i am 100% over that woman. we are history. finis. kaput, o.k.? let's talk about something else. i dated my second husband after our divorce. let's talk about this. how did that go? i know i had a pulse before i started. [doorbell rings] just a minute. ahh... uhh... whew... hello, wendy. hi, john. oh, am i, uh, interrupting anything? no, just my coronary. don't worry about it. i'll have it later. i got the pictures back from matthew's birthday, and i thought you might like to see them. i would. thanks again for yesterday. matthew had a great time, and so did i. i'm really proud of that kid. you and i, we done good. let's see the pictures. get a load of that devilish smile when matthew opened that cd player. yeah, you got to love him. wait till you see the ones in the amusement

matthew: the nfl is desegregated right after world war ii. it all happens within a five-year period. baseball in 1947, football in 195750 way in the back. >> were there other historians, who would say that race was not that big of a factor? in the first magic story, it was basketball. matthew: sure, there are always historians and commentators -- i can think of a few people, media commentators that were sitting in this lecture would say i am making a mountain out of a mole hill. this has nothing to do with race. what explains the popularity of the cooney holmes fight? the unpopular the challenger, other than race? i am stating my historian credentials on the argument that racial anxiety is almost everything in the situation. but are magic and bird just good because they are black and white? no, they are fabulous. two of the top 10 basketball players in history. but that propels the league into the stratosphere. it propelled the nba into the mainstream. the guy who propelled the nba into the stratosphere, there he is. michael jordan. almost li

matthew: it was a white island to this increasingly black city. we are going to aggressively hold onto what we have. here's what happens. this game is not shown on national tv. but the nba is about to get incredibly popular. now the nba has magic johnson and larry bird. two incredible creative players, one white and one black. for added drama they are on opposite coasts. los angeles and boston. two cities that seem to be worlds apart.

matthew: we believe in integration and desegregation. there were quotas. some white students were blessed into the black areas. >> the neighborhood adjacent to andh boston was roxbury they were really rough afghan american neighborhoods. it was a white island to this increasingly black city. we are going to aggressively hold onto what we have. here's what happens. this game is not shown on national tv. but the nba is about to get incredibly popular. magic johnsons and larry bird. two incredible creative players, one white and one black. for added drama they are on opposite coasts. los angeles and boston. two cities that seem to be worlds apart. from a marketing perspective the nba could not have invented this any better. it is absolutely perfect. as the 1980's progress, here's what happens. the celtics actually become more white. they were good. they were a great team. the second-best in the decade, the lakers were the best in the decade. but the celtics were a racial outlier, as we say now. i think it is telling that when the lakers would come into boston

>> well, we are talking about matthews, mint hill and matthews pineville and mint hill. and the mayor of the town of matthews says that since the cms school board did not nip the idea of forced busing, since they did not do that he is ready to split from the school district. now we caught up with the mayor taylor today at the matthews town council's planning retreat. the politician says talking about creating a separate school district was not on today's the mayor has talked to state lawmakers about establishing a new school district in matthews mint hill and pineville and the mayor claims cms is too big and he is just upset board members are not saying what he wants to hear. so he is finding a way to say good-bye to cms and he told me today that his plan is getting overwhelming support. >> i know you have been trying to reach out to school board members as well. are you getting any reaction? i did reach out to paul bailey, he represents district 6 and that is where matthews is and he is not going to interfere with what the mayor wants to do. in fact he is onboard with t

. >> ashlea: in an ideal world, matthew probably would have been a player. us that he'd probably never walk or talk. we knew there was something going to be special out of him. >> ashlea: matthew has cerebral palsy. his muscles hurt nearly constantly. but you can't tell. >> we have bad days and then we look at him and everything he's been through, what he's doing is smiling about it. >> ashlea: basketball is hard and often painful for him. in the senior night game was nothing short of a miracle . >> i couldn't eat because i was so excited. >> ashlea: his classmates erupted when he came out of the student section. but the gym was about to get even louder. he started in the first play of the game, got the ball on the three point line. the team, the crowd, his and for matthew, what was the best part of that night. it wasn't the three points. >> my team mates. >> ashlea: it was the people. >> when i saw my team mates, they started hugging me and everything. >> ashlea: now last year matthew also got to start in the first play of the game. he went for the three po

thank you david, susan, matthew and roger. we will be right back, stay with us. ♪ charlie: michael milkin is here, one of the biggest medical philanthropists in the country. this month, the senate is scheduled to evaluate the 21st century cures bill which would accelerate regulators review of new medical treatments and boost funding for the national institutes of health, by nearly $9 billion over five years. i am pleased to have michael milken back at the table. welcome. where are we? i want to talk about public health and where we are in terms of combating major illness in 2016. >> you have had a front row seat in the last 20 yard -- 20 odd years of amazing developments. with the help of thousands in march of 1998, the tripling of the national cancer institute budget, and more in the nih budget. this is paying off and we are seeing the benefits today. there have been many heroes along the way. one of them was elizabeth glaser, who founded the pediatric aids foundation. an unbelievably brave woman. she caught hiv-aids from a

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matthew's hearing will take place wednesday at 1:30. a henry county man is lucky to alive tonight after his mobile home exploded in flames while he was inside. he has third degree burns over most of his body. wsls 10's colter anstaett spoke to the neighbor who pulled the man to safety. this morning, lillie paige arnold and her husband were at 71 graham park drive trying to salvage what is left after the mobile home was destroyed by a fire saturday morning. lillie and her husband own the trailers in the mobile home park. lillie paige arnold/propert y owner "we gonna clean it up. we aint going to put nothing back here." the fire marshal's office says the fire broke out around 9:30 a.m. when the man who lives there, william meredith, lit a cigarette while on home oxygen. lisa garrett/assista nt fire marshal "he set himself on fire which then, of course, set the trailer on fire." timothy bryant lives next door and was working nearby when he and another neighbor heard the explosion. timothy bryant/vo, no phoner graphic here "i got off the la

following the announcement of an expected plea agreement for jesse matthew junior. good evening and thanks for joining us for wsls ten at 5:30. i'm john carlin. and i'm dawn jefferies. relief... harrington's mother gil describes the news jesse matthew junior is expected to enter a plea deal in the hannah cases. matthew is facing adbuction and murder charges in the cases which were scheduled to go to trial later this year. i spoke with mrs. harrington this afternoon and she tells me they are very relieved. she says she's glad the lawyers were able to successfully come to what she describes as the most logical and compassionate resolution. she tells me it's logical because of the expense of going through two more trials when matthew a sexual assualt case in fairfax. gil harrington says it's compassionate for them because it's been 6 1/2 years since morgan disappeared and it's been daunting for them. matthew's hearing will take place wednesday at 1:30. a henry county man is lucky to

matthew is charged with killing u-v-a student hannah graham. she disappeared in september of 20- 14-- and her remains were found a month later. if convicted- matthew could face the death penalty. the trial for graham s murder is set for july. matthew is also charged in the abduction and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. harrington s trial is set to start in october-- about seven years after she was murdered. a hearing is set for wednesday at one-30. that )s where matthew is expected to enter a plea agreement resolving both murder cases. the army staff sergeant charged with killing his wife and a prince william county police officer appeared in today. accused pentagon worker - ronald hamilton - requested court-appointed counsel. he remains in jail without bond. last night - a vigil was held for - officer ashley guindon - who was killed on her first day william county police.guindon and two other officers responded to a domestic dispute saturday night. that )s when police say 32- year-old hamilton - an active duty army staff serg

she told police matthews choked her and pulled her hair. brewington said matthews then confronted her in the driveway while she was loading her truck. she saw him reach for his waistband, and told police that's when she shot him. police say matthews owned a gun, and brewington thought he had it with him. police say brewington did have several injuries, and she is claiming self defense. we spoke to an attorney today, and he says self defense laws are pretty clear in nevada. she has to have an actual and reasonable belief that she has no other choice. she has to make all attempts to retreat before she acts in self defense " police say the evidence shows matthews was not armed, and he was shot in the right side of the back. brewington told police she had shot him in the chest. she has been charged with murder with a deadly weapon. nearly a year after a man was shot and killed outside an apartment complex... police say they've found his killer. 36-year-old dwayne lawson was found in california during he's in a california jail now, and waiting e

maybe you know someone like matthew. his name is not matthew, maureen. he is tommy. maybe you know a tommy in your neighborhood. i doubt it though. write to wbtv at wbtv.com. so adorable. back after this. >> closed captioning on wbtv news is sponsored by subaru concord. >> maureen: we have breaking news now. we have just confirmed one person was injured in a shooting in lincoln ton. it started as an argument over property between two men. the victim was hit in the arm and his injuries are nonlife-threatening. our alex giles is headed to that scene. we will have the latest on wbtv news tonight at 11:00. >> maureen: eric, what do you know? >> eric: how about two all beef patties and special sauce, lettuce cheese on a sesame bun? >> maureen: it made me feel done my daughter wrong. he is impressive. >> eric: very impressive. i am just embarrassed. i think i knew three presidents. >> mau at devry university's college of business, we're looking for what the companies you'd want to work for, are looking for: the go-getters. students who want to go places, in the business th

leon: breaking news in jesse matthew case. we have a look at what the murder suspect is expected to do in court this week. what is the next step? jonathan: the man accused of killing two women in our area is expected to enter a plea in both cases wednesday. jesse matthew accused of killing hannah graham and that trial scheduled for july. that d.n.a. linked him to the death of morgan harrington last seen in 2009. if convicted he faces the death penalty. matthew serving three life sentences for the a murder and assault of a woman in fairfax from 2005. alison: thank you. breaking now officials at the national zoo temporarily closed the kids farm exhibit. e. coli was found in a few animals now placed in quarantine. e. coli was discovered friday after test results revealed a get and a cow tested positive there. zoo officials say the quarantine will be lifted after three consecutive weeks of negative test results. leon: too bad. today was a beautiful day to be out there. alison: beautiful! >> beautiful day outside. leon: look at the

let's go do chris matthews. just tonight you had it on and started to hear a glimmer of democratic regret about hillary clinton. we know we have a burn barner campaign on the republican side. no one expect add barn burner on the democratic side. that would be trump and cruz. a lot of them were chanting the establishment. you thought the republican part as an constitution was this trouble. now in recent days do you find him really taking on hillary clinton and women as a gender will support hillary. i am surprise. the sanders campaign has been so successful in focusing on the issues. i think we're what seeing in this campaign is the fall out of years of overloaning kids money, young people. it's as if they are hit with a huge tax and they all become conservatives because they don't want to pay high tax. they are moving left. i think it's probably all local. young people don't make a lot of money, don't worry about taxes. i think that's really burdening them down. >> you theorize that another big topic might be th

county and continued that heavy, heavy rain we saw over matthews county. again, that's what was going on. and the area i showed you last time out that developed here and there was a toronto warning with it. here it comes, and it's fizzling out to the north of elizabeth city. thankfully. we do still have action going on to the west of us over the richmond area or very close to richmond and that continues to move eastward. i'm going to storm track is in a rough way as it moves eastward, for example, towards, let's say murfreesboro at 7:17 and towards suffolk at 8:00 and hickory at 8:30 and towards the oceanfront at around 9:00. you see it again moving out towards the north end of newport news and 7:38 and to cape charles around 8:30. this one has a lot of lightning with it and it's kind of a fragmented line. you see the areas here and there but there are all kind of warnings coming up out of that and that's round 2 for the evening hours. you see the stuff moving through. and we've got a break. by 6:00, half an hour or so from now, over the richmond area, ove

matthews and piney grove. and one incident in the road. 26 in the westbound leg as you're approaching sunset boulevard. that's been there for 25 minutes. if you're going to harveston, things flying around as winds are going to be stout this morning. we'll take a look at the seven- day forecast in just minutes, guys. s. >>> now that the new hampshire primaries are over, the focus is on the palmetto state. donald trump and marco rubio plan to be in the upstate. and rubio will be in columbia. and john kasich has an event in the lowcountry. jr berry has more with the candidates on the primary last night. and presidential hopeful chris christie is going home to, quote, make a decision. had an event plans after a sixth place finish, he canceled that event in south carolina. jersey and make a decision on his next step forward based on the results. >> the south carolina primary is just a few weeks away. some need to make up their mind. some have narrowed it down to two and primary day before some of these undecided vo

sot: matthew licht, wing zone franchisee "our first year, no one knew what to expect. we're thinking we're going to come in and get a good head start to set up, and the next thing we know, the day is just crazy. people waiting hours, we had to cancel a lot of orders, it was the closest thing to an epic wing zone took out an ad in the local paper to apologize to customers, and sales jumped the next year. they've continued to climb every year since. just like the players on the field, licht is hoping his prep pays off. kick off is almost here ... and for some, the parties are just as big as the game. according to the national retail federation ... people ages 25 to 34 will spend about 140 dollars on the superbowl this year. that's compared to the overall average of 82 dollars. millenials will spend the most on food and new t-vs. speaking of t-v's ... today is national t-v safety day. according to the consumer product safety commission a child is hurt every 24 minutes due to a t-v or piece of furniture falling on them. before watching the big game sunday night ... the com

"this is channel 2 news, coverage you can count on" matthew "we're trying to reach that population that is lifting themselves up out of poverty." a run-down apartment complex near the university of nevada has been remodeled -- and now offers affordable housing for low income residents. that is tonight's channel 2 news big story at 5:30 the village at north gives preference to our community's veteran population. good evening, i'm landon miller. and i'm kristen remington -- thank you for staying with us tonight. the renovated building provides a place for people to live -- who otherwise might not have anywhere to go. paul nelson shows us why northern nevada community housing made it happen. matthew "welcome to village at north" this 25-unit apartment building is officially open for business. only low-income residents, making about 20-thousand dollars or less per year will live here. matthew "to be able to do a project like this and help those most in need in our community is the best honor i can imagine." more than 50 years old and was on the verge of being condemned. buying, designing an

he's been pushing for it at saint matthew's for a while. and he's pleased with reason i continuously push and wanted to do this." we've got you covered in cedar rapids... hillary only kids in grades two through five use the monitors. but saint matthews hopes to include first graders next year. coming up on kwwl, one of iowa's oldest longest married couples is getting recognized this weekend for their years together. and - after a disappointing loss to the indiana hoosiers, the "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast wind chill advisory is in effect through saturday morning. the sky remains clear tonight as temperatures drop below zero...some locations as a 10-15 mph wind, the wind light breeze as high temperatures struggle to reach 10 degrees in many locations. clouds increase saturday evening. snow begins after 10 pm a

robert tracy says that matthew will appear in court. without the plea agreement, matthew could have faced the death penalty in the graham case if convicted. the 18-year-old disappeared and was later found dead in albemarle county in 2014. matthew faces first-degree murder charges in the 2009 death of morgan harrington. >> the latest on the tornado that hit appomattox. the sheriff's department is urging to you keep an eye out for your neighbor tonight. sheriff barry letterman said they have increased patrols in the 17-mile span wrecked by the tornado that hit wednesday. he says to be sure to keep an eye out for lights at night, as well as for people wondering around -- wandering around in if you see them, get license plate numbers and descriptions and report it. >> give us a call. let us come out there and check it out and see who it is. we haven't had any problems as of yet with anything, but it is not something that we are concerned about. >> danner: the sheriff said that law enforcement from surrounding counties are helping out there

matthews says the neighborhood had seen several vehicles and homes robbed in the past six months. we talked to one of methe's neighbors. 33 methe will appear in bond court next week. still to come... record breaking temperatures up north. and while residents are left bundling up... they're also catching a cool sight rolling it was a 33 cold valentine's here in the midlands... and for much of the eastern u-s. but in boston... things got a little steamy. yeah... take a look at the "sea smoke" forming on this body of water. it's actually the formation of fog that happens when the especially-cold air moves over the relatively- warmer waters. as many as 18 cities across the east expected record-breaking cold temperatures. new york... actually hit a freezing negative one degrees... breaking the record world war one.33 still to 33 come... it looks like a storybook ending for bookstores... how book worms are keeping business gervais. it looks like are on the rise. sales ro by two-and-a-half percent from last year... the first year- over=year increase for the industry since 2007. and while

matthew postponed another hearing in 2012. that brings us to this year and another chance for matthew to get out.>> quinn was once again asked to be released. quinn such been battling non-hodgkin lymphoma the last two years she will have the strength to fight for sons memory before the parole board next month. that's provided matthews to choose to postpone it once again. the owner of one of the northeast largest fishing businesses has been busted on conspiracy charges. authorities say carlos and his bookkeeper submit a false work is to abate fiddle " is for bedford company carlos seafood. undercover fbi agents poses organized crime members looking to buy the business and rafael allegedly told them he sold >> classes at the cliburn elementary school back in session after more testing from the school safe. there will be meeting on sunday to talk about the specific findings of the report. >> a water main break cancel classes today at a leicester middle school official said the damage is minor school tweeting out today that a danc

. >> what's the summer without a visitt from the dave matthews band. the group is returning to blast we want to send you1. their so coming up an opportunity to win a pair of tickets for the show before you can buyf them. stay tuned for your chance to they're going to start with radar today. they had clouds on the increase. beautiful blue sky this morning and then the clouds started coming in and picketing up a little bit. does it mean anything. much. we see that there is a pattern their. and theat warm front will be heading and and that in actuality is good news because of their behind it. they are way up in the peninsula of michigan pick most of the moisture is well north of the dynamics that are coming through peter just does not have any moisture to squeeze here. what we will get into some of this milder air. temperature starting off in the teens and we ended up single digits officially this morning. 9 degrees was below and ended up with 32 peer just a slight dip down we are going to see actually temperatures begin to rise tonight. pardon me. we hav

michael was a friend of sara and matthew is in jerusalem. in the course of researching this book when they died, they were portrayed on the front page of the new times as engaged to be married. as i'm researching this i couldn't find any evidence that they were. this is what happens when you're writing nonfiction. if this was a novel of course they would be getting married. but when you're writing nonfiction you can't make it a. icon to get where they engaged or not? the families said no, there was no formal engagement. and i can't figure out, a lot of different our sake but they were heading that way. i have letters that match have written about how he was madly in love with sara. i have some of sara's diaries interest. finally, it was michael who wrote something on facebook and talked about how a number of weeks before they were killed matthew and sara came to visit michael and his new wife tracy and they wanted to find out, matthew and sara, what it was like to be married. that was what crystallized in my mind about how, they were walking

he told chris matthews he could pass because of one thing. he said he can motivate huge numbers of disaffected americans. he can get people who aren't in the process now to join to political process, participate, get involved and turn out an vote. this past hour senator sanders faced the question of why those big numbers aren't turning out so far in terms of voter turn out in the democratic primary. >> barack obama, in 2008, ran one of the great campaigns in the history of the united states of america. you and nobody else has ever heard me say that we're going to run beata better campaign. in terms of voter turn out, it was not what obama did in 2008. in that election, you had john edwards and other candidates bringing in votes. the voter turn out in iowa was strong. in new hampshire, strong and nevada not strong, which is why we lost. our job is to make sure the young people come out, working class people come out to vote. >> yesterday, nbc's andrea mitchell pressed senator sanders on the same question. senator sanders said we should not say

matthew totin: "42:53 we wouldn't let it stop us for anything"it's a valentines day matthew totin and his girlfriend, taylor behm, won't soon forget. "42:06 we were going to see a movie and it started snowing, we didn't really know it was going to be that bad, but we got out, and it was like, all the roads were covered."matthew and taylor were in newport- hesitant to come back across the river because of the snow- but are glad they did- after winning a valentines day giveaway. "42:36 we were just ice skating like normal and they're like we're looking for a taylor, taylor behm, we had no idea and here we area." other folks were out enjoying the snow- too- like these girls. maleah koenig: "40:41 you get to make snow angels" canceling dinner reservations for *this* weather- was out of the question for emma collela and greg nicolasemma: "39:08 happy valentines day (laughs)" some fun moments in the snow for a northern kentucky man... check this out...a nine on your side viewer sent us this video of a man sledding behind a tractor in crescent springs. he said -quote- "this is how our awesom

it's easy to confuse. >> lawrence, chris matthews -- >> chris matthews worked for him. >> he has been making a point for days and days and days about the difference between caucusing and going to a polling place and closing a curtain or working inside an enclosure and casting your vote. the external forces that can affected your caucus vote, peer pressure, the fact that it's done audibly and in public like what we've seen tonight, this matters. >> the biggest thing about caucuses is it restrict the vote and it suppresses votes. if you're working right now, you probably can't vote in this thing. and so there's no absentee ballots. it's limiting in the most severe possible way so it's ul about turn out and what kind of machine do you have to get your turn out there and it's incredibly difficult to poll what the result is going do be. we are living in more spuns than we have in a long time. this is not about the people who you know for sure that are going to show up tonight. so we could have the first time for donald trump, the first time that he breaks his ceiling out of the 30s. he may

matthew starrett and eduardo morales are the founders of sell your used iphones dot com. this small business in a major industry works to give people an easy experience when getting cash for their phone at the highest market value. they tell us one of the hardest parts of the business is gaining people's trust. starret says that it is important to throughly vet the reading reviews and even sending an email or making a phone call to speak with a person to gain that trust. matthew- "until we got a couple of reviews, and got some people linking to our site, some references, trust was a bit of a factor and we worked really hard to fix that." one of the ways was designing a box similar to what the big guys do. ky add libs when is the best time to sell your iphone? they say sooner rather than later. when a new model is announced prices drop dramatically. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... an uber driver is facing several charges of murder after the shootings in michigan saturday...what authorities are now saying and more...after the break. "you're watching channel

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nbc bay area's mark matthews is on treasure island for us this evening. what happened and, more importantly, could it happen again? >> reporter: that's the fear. it happened a week ago saturday. behind me you can see yerba buena island. that's the largest single bore tunnel in the world. and it is crumbling or showing signs of that according to metallurgists who call the condition very concerning. driving along the eastbound lanes of the 1800-foot yerba buena tunnel, you won't see the damage, even in slow motion you would strain to pick it out. but here in a still shot, it is more obvious. it's that semicircular damage at the top of the right side wall. >> this is consistent with concrete spalling otherwise known to bridge engineers as popouts. >> reporter: metallurgical engineer lisa fulton explains that water leaks into the concrete and rusts the steal reinforcements. as that rust expands it eventually pops off the concrete around it. >> that's very concerning because the steel provides a lot of surface area for corrosion to form. >> reporter: a spokesm

jesse matthew junior is due in court wednesday morning. details of the agreement for the guilty plea have not been announced. matthew is charged with murdering 18-year-old hannah graham in 2014 and 20-year-old morgan harrington in 2009. their bodies were found within miles of each other and authorities eventually connected the two cases. matthew is already serving life in prison for a sexual i-r-s predicted. wayne zell "somebody was trying to claim a refund using my social security number and i knew something was wrong." wrong."last may, the organization said criminals got access to personal information from around 114-thousand people. now, the agency says more than 700- thousand social security numbers and other sensitive information may have been stolen. the i-r-s is notifying affected customers by mail and offering free identity protection. there were audible sighs in the supreme court today. justice clarence thomas asked his first question in more than ten years! as colleagues mourn the loss of justice antonin scalia, it was pointed ou

matthew is accused of abducting and murdering u-v-a student hannah graham. he could face the death penalty if convicted police are searching for the brief chase from franklin to roanoke county before crashing on route 220. five people were in the car when it happened... 4 are in the hospital. officers say the armed driver fled the scene on foot.# thursday: increasing sunshine with highs in the upper 20s.staying breezy friday: increasing clouds with highs in the our region as you head out the door this morning. coming up next on today... a group of couples who have been together for more than fifty years. find out the secret to their long lasting love here's a live look at roanoke breaking news. come out with your hands up. you're going to have to kill us.

way customer did not think twice b- about stepping in. matthews band. we want to be there when they come in may. stay right here four your chance sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y n te io officials put an elementary school or apologizing for an e-mail that was never supposed to be sent parents. it's a tongue-in-cheek hurt it was attached by mistake to an e-mail to parents about upcoming events at the school. the sarcastic fake formalists options like i am thin-skinned and this recent for filing the report. angry. say it makes light of bullying school prepared state received an apology from the principal. of our in salt lake city under fire for refusing to serve people of a particular ethnicity ethnicity. they were informed they cannot be served because they are polynesian. they say the bartender told that it was company policy and other customers were shocked by what they heard and meant to social media t

al: two appointed as matthew andal: two appointed as matthew says that to a point -- to a point. you as matthew says, whoever and as matthew says, whoever wins, it can set up a different dynamic. we can sketch out where ever the race may go. until we know what the order until we know what the order you are feeling and you looks like, are how strong anybody really looks compared to the others, we in and in looks compared to the others, we are guessing about what the republican electorate, and what the republican electorate, down the line, is going to do. al: everything we have learned about american politics has been turned upside down. why shouldn't we think the next six months shouldn't be as surprising? in this is a crazy quilt year. matt: donald trump is wondering if you will get a mortal wound that will take them down. the matter what, nothing makes him go away. and what could taken down is not in and donald trump. andnd you and you and you will and yound i you and youu and and you will you and you will and you and you and and you are a you a you a you want you charlie: he sa

channel 9 told you earlier this week that many of the parents at a meeting in matthews were concerned that their children would be bussed to schools outside of their neighborhoods.

that's why after losing his brother -- one of the hardest things he's been through -- matthew thought getting a panthers tattoo would be a powerful tribute. 3 i just wanted a symbol..and what better symbol then the panthers..keep pounding even though every day is hard without him matthew said his brother mike took him to his first panthers game and opened his eyes to panthers nation. he got the tattoo just before the seahawks game his brother is 3 cheering on from up above.chat3 3 a new flick is drop kicking the competition.. details in your box office preview ahead. in less than 3 minutes... one family pays an unsual tribute to a carolina star by adding a little black and blue to their backyard.that story next. 3 and the woman's basketball team is making history-- alyssa lang has that story and mor ein your sports wrap next. 3 one family made good use of the snow.... they used it to show a little team tribute... they built a dabbing cam newton snowman... but get this... the'ye not big panthers fans..the family doesn't even live in north carolina..they are in pennsylvania.... but they

matthew tyler/safeside tactical - "they will allow us to program different distances .. they'll allow us to have targets to turn sideways and show one side or the other so we can do no shoot or shoot situations." however what makes this range even more unique is the length ... with some lanes 100 yards long. that's gonna make it the longest range in virginia and possibly the longest on the east coast. ananda rochita/roanok e - "the range will be finished by the end of the summer. in roanoke ananda rochita wsls 10." botetourt county is getting ready to move two historic buildings to make way for new industrial development. trucks and equipment are already on-site but people in the county are working to stop the plan. wsls 10's rob manch explains. rob manch, botetourt county: "construction crews are already active on the site here at greenfield plantation, digging trenches and shoring up these buildings to prepare for the move. the county says the plan is to literally pick up these 2 hundred year old structures and move them to a location a quarter of a mile away." one maj

matthews says the neighborhood had seen several vehicles and homes rob the in the past six months. we talked to one of methe's neighbors. >> i was really shocked to hear that it was -- that this tragedy happened, because anybody who knows jimmy knows he is an outstanding citizen. >> grace: jimmy methe will appear in bond court next week. >>> sunshine and pretty average temperatures to start your weekend. meteorologist michelle rotella joinings nows. >> rochelle: only around 48, a little colder than where we should be, about 12 degrees below the average for this time. and still going to be seeing average side as we look towards tomorrow. it's going to take us a while to get out of this funk we've been n 30 degrees our current temp there there, 28 and 28 in bishopville, expecting temperatures to drop even more so tonight down to the lower 20s. so a very frigid night in store for us with that. we have clear skies all across the area. so we'll start off tomorrow with some sunshine and then the clouds will start to build in all across the -- throughout the day tomorrow, only getting to

she's a dave matthews fan. ♪ [ music ] ♪ think about what you want. ♪ >> she said why didn't you get tickets? >> i'm not dave clark, i can't get tickets. heather holmes has more on the other acts making appearances this weekend. >> reporter: pier 70 will showcase some of the biggest names in music including the red hot chili peppers, and tonight, dave matthews. >> i'm hear to see my 90th dave matthews show. >> reporter: this devoted fan was not about to miss the chance to see his favorite musicians in his own backyard. concert goers had plenty of room to move around. >> this is the most incredible venue. >> really this is the best venue of all the 90 shows. >> i can't wait until the show comes on. so far, i can't ask for anything more. >> reporter: the upper levels offer a great view of the stage and the performers. >> this is amazing. spectacular. i've been to 18 shows and this is one of the most amazing venues i've been to. >> that was heather holmes reporting. alicia keys will play saturday at justin herman plaza. and metallica will play at at&t park. >>> the top 24 finalists for

on top of that, matthews says there's not enough pay. for those who haven't completed the justice academy, neneemployees must start in the civil division making $26,000. once they complete the academy the pay gradually grows to 32-thousand. "we don't lose deputies to some of these other low paying counties. we lose them to the higher paying counties. when you have deputies that leave counties that pay more. when they look at us, because they want to move to kershaw county or in this vicinity, they look at the pay scale and say thank you but no thank you." despite other local departments sharing carolina justice academy reports no drop in class size. in fact, the academy has increased its class size in recent years to meet demands. today marks 48 years since the orangeburg massacre--and today at sc state university, school leaders and students took time to remember the event and inspire young people to stand up for justice. three men were killed on campus on february 8th, 1968--as highway patrolmen shot into a crowd of student activists o

matthew is partially blind himself. eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman met him today and shared these pictures from his fundraiser. >> she has the story from suffolk county. >> if you see someone who is struggling, you know you want to >> reporter: and that, says 13-year-old matthew, is the primary inspiration behind his campaign to raise money to sponsor service dogs for needy veterans or the blind. it's a quest that's also personal. a hereditary eye disease has left matthew blind in one eye and an older brother completely blind. >> i think anyone can really understand how these dogs can make a difference. you don't really have to have something like this, like what i have. >> reporter: he's been selling these rubber bracelets and lollipops has brought in the donations, as has a little show and tell courtesy of the foundation helping to show matthew's classmates just how their money would be spent. >> it was amazing, the participation of the students in that school and it's no wonder much money. >> when we saw the

. >> next the mayor of matthews proposing a split from charlotte-mecklenburg schools what would have to happen to break up the school district. >> and new at 7:00 on primetime, 10-year-old girl dies saving their two children from a run on wbtv news is sponsored by... the uproar of student assignment can have lasting consequences. the mayor of matthews is calling for pineville and mint hill to join him in exploring the idea of splitting. jim taylor announced his call to action on twitter. tonight dedrick russell is on your side looking into this. could a split like this happen? >> well, maureen, splitting up with cms has been tried before but it failed. but those mayors say since this is a new day maybe it could work this time around. but first school board member tate is telling those mayors to hold-up. >> you know we were -- >> member reverend tom tate is praying peace will come. parents are fearful cms will bus students across town and could yank students out of their tate says those parents are overreacting. >> i think they are. but i understand why they are because i do not think

matthew "welcome to village at north" this 25-unit apartment building is officially open for business. only low-income residents, making about 20-thousand dollars or less per year will live here. matthew "to be able to do a project like this and help those most in need in our community is the best honor i can imagine."

matthews says the neighborhood has seen several vehicles and homes robbed in the past six months. check out what one of the asked her about the incident. >> i was really shocked to hear that this tragedy happened because anybody who knows jimmy knows he's an outstanding citizen. >> methe will appear in bond court next week. why an old-fashioned good read is still turning pages for some readers. we'll tell you next on abc columbia news at 12:30. gervais. >> welcome back. the gamecock men's basketball team learning a thing or two from their loss at home against kentucky and the carolina women tonight could clinch a share of the sec title. mike gillespie has more in the sports minute to win it. >> let's start with basketball. the carolina women on the road at 25th ranked tennessee tonight. now, with the win, carolina can clinch at least a share of the sec regular season championship for the third straight season but the gamecocks haven't had too much success in knoxville. just one win coming under dawn staley up in tennessee. >> look at history, we're going to replay history and hist

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police say he robbed the bank of pineville matthews road and the pnc bank. police say the suspect has a skin discoloration near his left eye. if you recognize this man you are asked to call crimestoppers... >> several wrecks reported in our area. of to alex giles live in the newsroom with video of a wreck just in along 321. >> paul, we just got this video from receive steve. he sent this from 321 in hickory. we got this up on a computer. slid off the road and hit a pole we are told. wow. you can see it tipped on the side there. everyone inside is ok. according to the reporter on the scene, the road is open but still slick. he is saying that wreck happened on the southbound side of 321. and the pole on the ground next to the pickup truck this is 321 inside the city of hickory. guys we know those roads are getting dicey. encourage everyone to be careful. >> slow down. absolutely slow down. we are on your side with coverage of the winter storm. >> you can see in our live radar what a mess it is. chief meterologist, eric thomas tracking the storm in the first al

-matthew: i'm matthew. pleasure. -lemonis: matthew, how are you? matthew: i'm doing really well, how are you? lemonis: so, do you guys work here full-time? amanda: not full time. i mean, i've been friends with them since before this company started, and i've kind of helped whenever they needed me -throughout the years. -lemonis: wow. matthew: i've married into friendship, so... which means that i get an opportunity to help them out. lemonis: and so show me what you guys do when you come. amanda: these are open, so you push them down, you take out the silica, we put them in, then we put a love note in each one of these. lemonis: what's the love note? it's a little -- -amanda: it's -- -lemonis: it's a little much. i mean, read it just like it says. matthew: "my dearest love, your darkest secret can be someone else's desired wish." lemonis: hey, thanks, bro. you gave me a candle -for my birthday. -amanda: yeah. lemonis: hopefully you don't give this candle to your boss. -amanda: kid, or boss, yeah. -lemonis: all kidding aside... -amanda: yeah. lemonis