can you export something that worked well in austin? carol: before we got going, we were talking about austin and how much of a cool -- and how cool of the place it is. tell us about their model and what they started doing in austin. brett: they want to get you into the theater, and give you a beer. carroll: this is a good thing, potentially. brett: they do adult milkshakes, stuff like that. they have a standard menu that has everything on it from chicken wings to buffalo chicken pizza. what they also do is, around certain launches they will do a , special-themed menu. they did one for the new star wars movie. they will do a second run of a movie like "silence of the lambs," and they had one for "lord of the rings." these are specialty movies, and they find that it actually increases food and beverage sales. it works. it also helps them on social media a lot. carol: they do not do those annoying ads when you go to a movie. you go to a movie, you sit down, and then you have 15 minutes of annoying commercials. brett: rights. -- write. the

erica: probably all of them yes that was erica austin a couple of years ago. close to 300 pounds. too tired to move. erica: i was definitely a couch potato. this is erica austin now- at the kirk family y-m- c-a- in roanoke where she doesn't just work out. nat class she also teaches a fitness class inspired by pilates daughter aubrey two years ago that prompted a change. erica austin: i looked at her and i thought if she grows up to be like me as i am right now i'm unhappy. i'm obese. i don't have confidence and i really don't love myself so i'm not going to let her do that. jean jadhon/wdbj7: but erica did not just go from doing nothing to being an instructor- it all started with small steps erica: the way i started was using some of the equipment on my own so that i could be in my own little world and hope no she also took short eventually built up the courage erica: i had intense so obese and intense back pain 32 erica: i heard the 'there's no judgement and if you need a modifciation there are options for the instructors showed her proper alignment so herself. i like lemon. i li

can you export something that worked well in austin. carol: we were talking about what a cool place it was. tell us about their model and what they started doing in austin. brett: they want to get you into the theater, and give you a beer. they do adult milkshakes, stuff like that. they have a standard menu that has everything on it from chicken wings to buffalo chicken pizza. around certain launches, they will do a special-themed menu. they did one for the new star wars movie. they will do a second run of a movie like "silence of the lambs," and they had one for "lord of the rings." it increases food and beverage sales one they do these and helps them on social media a lot. carol: they do not do those annoying ads when you go to a movie. use it down, you have 15 minutes of annoying commercials. brett: rights. the founders of draft house do that intentionally. they want your experience to be enjoyable. if you are playing $10, in some places of the country, in new york, it can be $15, you do not want to be annoyed. they pride themselves

. >> yes, austin hancock. >> austin hancock? >> yes. >> do you how old he is. >> 13 or 14. >> 13 or 14. >> okay. there, we know the shooter is james austin hancock. he faces a list of charges. >> 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffrey suffered wounds. brant murray were injured by shrapnel or in the rush to get to safety. >> reporters across butler county and in dayton. >> first, we will head out to craig mckee who is live outside the high school tonight. > >> reporter: what a difference the few hours makes. the sun setting behind it. and the buses are pulled off into the lot back there. they will not be running tomorrow. school is shut down for tomorrow and the parking lot, a lot calmer than it was this morning. only a handful of sheriff's we gave you an interesting perspective with chopper 9 that showed how chaotic the scene was. we had a number of parents waiting for an hour and a half or so to get their children and make their way in here and pick up the children once it is deemed safe. the sheriff's departm

can you export something that worked well in austin. carol: we were talking about what a cool place it was. tell us about their model and what they started doing in austin. brett: they want to get you into the theater, and give you a beer. they do adult milkshakes, stuff like that. they have a standard menu that has everything on it from chicken wings to buffalo chicken pizza. around certain launches, they will do a special-themed menu. they did one for the new star wars movie. they will do a second run of a movie like "silence of the lambs," and they had one for "lord of the rings." it increases food and beverage sales one they do these and helps them on social media a lot. carol: they do not do those annoying ads when you go to a movie. use it down, you have 15 minutes of annoying commercials. brett: rights. the founders of draft house do that intentionally. they want your experience to be enjoyable. if you are playing $10, in some places of the country, in new york, it can be $15, you do not want to be annoyed. they pride themselves

gerry austin has spent three super bowls as an official. he was an nfl official for over two decades. he says he will be watching the game on sunday but he watches football a little differently than the rest of us. >> i look at the officials. i watch officials, their position, and how they're moving to be in the ball game. then i look at the team to see if they're doing what i expect them to. myra: austin also worked a number of games when ron rivera was a player for the chicago bears in the 1980's. you won't see these fashion footballs on the field, but it would be sweet if you did. take a look at this. i would carry that.

california, there is austin, texas, in florida, some. a big presence in israel, where johnny srouji is from. carol: tell me about srouji. you can say he is part of tim cook's inner circle. adam: he is. he was promoted in december 2 apple's executive team. that is a single active group -- that is the selective group that makes the decisions on where the company is going. he is arab-israeli, christian. he grew up within a minority in israel, but distinguished himself as an engineer. tensions between jews and arabs, he was able to insulate himself from that because of the technical community, political issues are not a factor. one of his friends says it does not come up. he distinguished himself and went from ibm to intel and was hired by apple. i feel apple chooses to let us know what they want us to know. out of theuy who was spotlight. why are they putting him out there? he took you on a tour of some of the more secretive facilities. why are they doing that now? adam: like all things with apple, this is strategic. we are at a period with

austin denies the details of his role in the crime. he tells me he was granted a leave from prison for good behavior to visit team for >> i just wanted to better my life. >> amy: he said he left to save the woman he loved from an abusive relationship. they came to south florida where he opened a business l.j.'s office furnish and raised a son and dar in harrell lakes but you won't behind nim -- laurie lakes. but he ent would be in any photos. y the worst part about being returned to a georgia prison he says, leaving his children with no explanation. >> i wanted to show your dad ain't like that, no matter how many pictures they paint me, that's not me. that's not me. >> amy: his family never doubted that. his daughter told us this by phone after the arrest. >> that i still love him and this is the past and everybody have a past. >> amy: she says her dad gave to charity, spent holidays feeding the homeless near his business. >> often hired those who couldn't find work due to a troubled past. >> you made sure to reach out and give those p

hancock. >> austin hancock? >> yes. >> do you how old he is. >> 13 or 14. >> 13 or 14. >> okay.

(isaiah austin/baylor university) i was playing some of the best basketball of my change. league doctors ran tests including imaging of his heart. he had marfan syndrome..a genetic condition that leaves part of the aorta abnormally large.and puts patients at risk of sudden cardiac death. (isaiah austin/baylor university) you know, accepting it and accepting that life and health is more important than a game. researchers at columbia university medical center in collaboration with the nba have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) we have provided a frame of reference that all physicians// can use to decide what is normal and what is abnormal researchers analyzed the echocardiogram s of more than 500 nba players. they found while the heart increased proportionally with their size, the aortic root main blood vessel was not proportional. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) aortic root diameter reached a plateau so no matter how bi

if there's anyone who's been at the center of oklahoma's earthquake debate - it's austin holland, the head seismologist. >> this is unprecedented in the geological sciences. we're looking at something well beyond the scale of anything we understand or have seen in the past. >> even though the u.s. geological survey had drawn a connection between earthquakes and wastewater disposal by 2012, the state's scientists lagged behind. >> so then when did you get the science finally? >> 2013 was basically when we started goin', "oh, there's just no way". and so by early 2014... fits hitting the shan, you know, we're done talking about any of this being natural. there are still naturally-occurring earthquakes in oklahoma. but they're so few and far between we don't even need to talk about those. so this is one of these areas where current science meets political and social realms, very similar to climate change. >> in 2013 the oklahoma geological survey issued a joint statement with federal scientists at the u.s. geological survey, linking the earthquakes to injection wells. shortly thereafter,

austin 3 3 "god has promised us that he would take care of us every austin.. has muscular dystrophy and can't walk walk 3 "when austin was diagnosed i didn't understand."and when the motor in the van-stopped working..lorie simpson.. borrowed a truckand found creative ways.. to get autsin where he needed to beno matter the weather- weather- 3 "by the time you put him unto the ramp and carry him to the car and strap everything you're soaked. that's the difficult part."and when a tech..heard about it--he and a a team went to work work 3 3 3 "our biggest thing is we fix cars second and we want to restore people to the rhythm of their life."graham whitlock is a field account represenative with the company he s ss they fixed the van's motor and more more 3 "the doors on the side did not work, she had to slam them back and forth." forth." 3 "we gave it a new paint job." they also fixed the ramp for austin austinso this isn't just break-time forthese auto- techs.. techs.. 3 3 "when i walked in here, i was overwhelmed."it's a surprise reveal for lorie simpsonand her fa

erica: was definitely overweight all through high school erica austin: i am a binge eater. i am a convenience eater the bad habits continued-- through the birth of her first child. erica austin: i loved any fast food i restaurants to get my breakfast and through the pregnancy of her second. erica austin: i would get the most convenient maybe we'd order pizza, donuts cake, anything sweet loved candy bars erica austin: i eat out of boredom i eat for emotions and and i also love sugar jean: so question how many uh diets did you have you tried in your lifetime did you try a lot of different diets? erica: probably all of them yes that was erica austin a couple of years ago. close to 300 pounds. too tired to move. erica: i was definitely this is erica austin c-a- in roanoke nat class fitness class inspired by pilates and yoga. it was the birth of daughter aubrey two years ago that prompted a change. erica austin: i looked at her and i thought if she grows up to be like me as i am right now i'm unhappy. i'm obese. i don't have confidence and i really don't love going to let her do

sarah austin let her dog out before she took her son to school. minutes later- she got a knock at the door. her dog was shot and killed.sarah austin's neighbor found her dog- 4 year old vader- dead in his backyard.06:56 he went back to his house to grab the box that his body was in and he brought him to us and we saw that it was our dog. 00 austin says vader's eyes were open- but he was gone. that's when she noticed the bullet hole07:43 when i lifted his face you could see it right above his eye. 45austin says she called several police agencies- but no one was helpful. she wants justice for her dog.09:41 animals breathe and walk and feel just as humans do. they need the same respect. 46now all that's left is memories of vader.09:27 he was my pap paps dog and he passed away two years ago so that was the lsat i had of him and now he's gone. 30ashley/tag austin cremated her dog today. although the dog is gone, she would like police to interview her neighbors. ashley zilka, 9 on your side. a tri-state man... heading to court this morning after authori

i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm saying? >> i don't do no kind of drugs. >> then i'll work with you. how much time you got? >> 70 years. >> damn. what kind of crime did you commit? >> robbery. >> home invasion? >> uh-huh. >> they don't want you doing that, man. that's a dangerous thing, man. you go to somebody's house. >> yep. >> you can't do that, partner. you understand what i'm talking about? austin, what you want to do? there's a lot of opportunities you can do while you're here. you get your high school education? >> yeah. >> and you wasted that? how old are you? >> 18. >> 18? you come right out of high school, and you go commit a crime. >> uh-huh. >> why? what y

sarah austin let her dog out before she took her son to school. minutes later- she got a knock at the door. her dog was shot and killed.sarah austin's neighbor found her dog- 4 year old vader- dead in his backyard.06:56 he went back to his house to grab the box that his body was in and he brought him to us and we saw that it was our dog. 00 austin says vader's eyes were open- but he was gone. that's when she noticed the bullet hole07:43 when i lifted his face you could see it right above his eye. 45austin says she called several police agencies- but no one was her dog.09:41 animals breathe and walk and feel just as humans do. they need the same rights. they need the same respect. 46now all that's left is memories of vader.09:27 he was my pap paps dog and he passed away two years ago so that was the lsat i had of him and now he's gone. 30ashley/tag austin cremated her dog today. although the dog is gone, she would like police to interview her neighbors. ashley zilka, 9 on your side. its amazing no one was seriously hurt.. or killed... a car out of

they had their head phones. drills, by locking themselves in rooms and closets. they were surprised austin was part the shooting. >> everybody here is friends, know each other real closely. >> i'm really shocked because you see this kid every day in the halls. you don't expect one day, he will pull a gun out of his lunch box and start shooting rounds. >> and we are learning more about austin hancock. we're told by some of the students we interviewed, he was on the wrestling team. not sure if he was this year but certainly was last yoor. they said he's a pretty tough, remained heart reporting live from madison junior high school, local 12 news. >> local 12 news just obtained a call from 911 we would like to you hear. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hello, hello.. >> there's a shooting much he has a gun. he started shooting people. >> how many people did he shoot? >> what? >> how many people did he shoot? >> i'm not sure. he pulled his gun and started shooting. shooting. >> three blocks from hancock. >> from hancock? >> yes. >> how old is he? 13, 14. >> 13, 14? ? >> yeah. >> thank you. >>

austin. wdbj7's eamon o'meara brings us to austin's birthplace to tell us what's being done. stephen f austin is known as the father of texas after helping to colonize it as a state in the 19th century. but he was born in virginia. fast forward to several years ago and locals wanted to honor him in the town named after him, austinville. (jeremy farley, wythe county pio) this land here is dgif property and so dgif maintains the property but beyond that the actual monument, it was put by citizens and under the original agreement the citizens were going to maintain it. but like everything else, the citizens are aging. so, without taking ownership, the county is stepping in to help bring awareness to this memorial and it's history. (jeremy farley, wythe county pio) we've already got signs up on i-81 and now we're looking at putting in a kiosk here just to highlight the history. that kiosk is going to give different information, it's going to highlight different businesses. it's a community effort designed to promote what we have to offer. memorials like this one because it helps

how they prepared for the broken austin's broken skull challenge." rachel burks and allison haynes go head to head sunday night on c-m-t in the "summit race." rachel is a graduate of cave spring high school and allison lives in christiansburg. both are hokies. tune into to wsls 10 at six tomorrow as we catch-up with allison. "steve austin's broken skull challenge" airs this sunday night on c-m-t at 8 o'clock. we'll see you back here tonight >>> kanye west, taylor swift, firestorm. >> >> me and taylor might have sex. >> that is where taylor swift will be sitting for the grammys. will kanye speak up. >> she is featured in a campaign ad for ted cruz. >> now her steamy past revealed. >> what if you were sent back in time to stop the assassination of jfk? >> plus, what could possibly go wrong? do it yourself disaster. >> then, pig on a plane. imagine flying home and finding yourself sitting next to a pig. from going through security to boarding the plane. >> he is my piggy. >> comfort animals on planes. has it gone too far.

you've been a reporter in waco, austin and in midland. how will this resonate, 'cause the senator was in austin earlier today. >> reporter: it's interesting because austin is a blue city in the middle of a very red state. so he tried to motivate folks to go to the polls on super tuesday. bernie sanders attracting a crowd of 10,000 at a venue in austin. the senator encouraging supporters to bring their family members, neighbors and friends to the polls tuesday. he notes texas is the biggest prize up next. >> a revolution is more than waving a sign or wearing a pin. a revolution is jumping head first into the political process. that means voting. that means bringing out friends and neighbors. with your help we can take a giant step forward in moving this political revolution if we win here in texas. >> reporter: time is precious ahead of super tuesday. so sanders is leaving from here in the dallas area for minnesota in a matter of minutes. eric? >> all right. mike emmanuel, back in his old stomping ground of the lone star state. good to see

can you export something that worked well in austin? guest: we were talking about austan and how cool it is for music and technology. tell us what the model is. model is twofold. they want you in the theater. they want to give you some alcohol, a beer. , stuff adult milkshakes like that. they have a standard menu, chicken wings to buffalo chicken pizza. what they also do is around certain launches they do a special theme menu. they did one for the star wars movie. they will do a second run of a movie like silence of the lambs movies -- lambs. these are movies. it increases food and beverage sales. it works. it helps nonsocial media. carol: you put in the section they don't do the annoying ads when you go to a movie. >> the founders do that intentionally. they want your moviegoing experience to be in joyal. $10, you don'tng want to be annoyed. they pride themselves on the film experience. ,hey can switch between digital 3-d, 35mm. they hire and train projectionists and a way that major chains don't anymore. carol: they kind of -- you tal

last night michelle bradley in austin, texas. austin p.d. say that she is the third in a series of abductions in a week. right. the first victim, craig pickett, he was a student at t.u. he disappeared from a fraternity party. he was discovered at the visitor parking lot just after sunrise. he had been beaten with a blunt object. and then heather wilson, she was a veterinarian living in the old west district. she disappeared from a speed-dating function thing and she was found in a nearby alley the next morning. she had been stripped and she had been stabbed. each of the victims was at a social gathering the night that they were abducted. witness reports say that they were there one minute and gone the next. ok, so this guy doesn't waste any time. he knows whoe wants and how to get them. that shows organization and sophistication. he had craig and heather for less that 12 hours before he killed tm. we may already be out of time to save michelle. no apparent link in victimology. what troubles me is the variation in m.o. the speed and efficienc

austin says she called several police agencies... but according to her no one was helpful. 7:43 when i lifted his face you could see it right above his eye. 45 09:41 animals breathe and walk and feel just as humans do. they need the same rights. they need the same respect. 46 austin already cremated her dog but she would like police to interview her neighbors. she also wants stricter punishments and laws for animal cruelty. for the first time in months, a new national does not have presidential frontrunner. frontrunner.the survey gives senator ted cruz a two point lead over trump among republican voters. senator marco rubio comes in third.. and ohio governor john kasich is fourth. the gop candidates came together in a town hall last night in south carolina, which will hold the nation's next primary.there was some extra focus on marco rubio, who picked up an endorsement from that state's governor, nikki haley, before the town hall. "i got the endorsement of a governor of indian descent, who endorsed a presidential candidate of cuban d

terry austin, r 19th district: "it would not impact that property... the local government owns the property, and i think it's within their purview to decide how they intend to use the property." austin says he is not taking a stance on anything the county plans to do on the hill because the state does not own the land. people in the county will likely be frustrated, because several of those opposed to the move were planning to speak out against it one last time tomorrow at the supervisors meeting, which starts at 2 pm. we have already learned one of those speaking out against the move is former supervisor steve clinton. in studio, rob manch, w-s-l-s 10. general assembly members are unanimously against closing catawba hospital. both the house and the senate opposed the hospital's closure in their draft budgets released sunday. the house argued a plan must be in place first to care for the patients. the senate recommends using planning money for an independent review of the psychiatric care system. catawba is located in roanoke county .. where supervisor

he joins me now in austin. thank you for your time. >> people have speculated on reasons behind your resignation. they've made accusations. is it exclusively because of the law that would allow people to carry guns on campus? >> no, it's not exclusively. it's a factor, and a significant factor. it's not the only factor. >> what role did it play in your decision? >> i think it was a tipping point i love it in austin, i love the university of texas, i would always politely say i'm flattered, but no. and last fall after the hall was put in place or began to be put in place, i began to receive those calls, instead of saying no i thought about it and said, i'm going to be partially responsible for enacting a law i don't agree with, maybe i ought to look at some other places, this comes after several years of assaults on the public university. i saw it as one more slap in the face for public higher education. >> you look at some of the presidential debates, we know where the senator of this home state stands on guns

austin.. has muscular dystrophy and can't walk walk 3 "when austin was diagnosed i didn't understand."and when the motor in the van-stopped working..lorie simpson.. borrowed a truckand found creative ways.. to get autsin where he needed to beno matter the weather- weather- 3 "by the time you put him unto the ramp and carry him to the car and strap everything you're soaked. that's the difficult part."3 and when a tech..heard about it--he and a team went to work work 3 3 3 "our biggest thing is we fix cars second and we want to restore people to the rhythm of their life."graham whitlock is a field account represenative with the company 3 "the doors on the side did not work, she had to slam them back and forth." forth." 3 "we gave it a new paint job." they also fixed the ramp for austin austinso this isn't just break-time forthese auto- techs.. techs.. 3 3 "when i walked in here, i was like "oh my goodness i was overwhelmed."it's a surprise reveal for lorie simpsonand her family family 3 "it's ju

appears at this point, that the victims are all in stable condition as we speak. the suspect, james austin, shot in the thigh and back side. the other student shot in the left arm. both are expected to recover fully. two others received shrapnel from either the handgun or getting away from the handgun. we now know the name of the suspect. 14-year-old, james austin cook, who we know, is going to be charged with two counts of attempted murder. he ran out and dropped his gun and was taken to custody shortly after the shooting. we'll get you back to the live shot as soon as we possibly can. >> apparently it happened in the junior high lunch period. i think they shared the same cafeteria in the senior high school students. it was the junior high. >> it was 1600 in all, from pre-k all the way to the high >> he was apprehended on top of the hill. he was arrested at that point. he was in juvenile at that point. it was up to the court system, where the weapon came from. it does appear he had his weapon in the first part of the morning in the school with him. where the weapon was, we do not know at

his life was in danger and that's pretty clear cut 06 austin is now charged with eluding and assault on a peace officer with a weapon. a mother and her two children are safe after waking up to smoke and flames... 'when she got up this morning, when the baby was ready to be fed she found it was burning all around the refrigerator.' raymond kooker owns the madison county home that jennifer was living in with her kids... he says it was likely an electrical issue that sparked the fire. five departments were called in to knock down the flames. everyone is okay, but the home and everything inside was destroyed. meanwhile investigators still aren't sure what caused a deadly fire in des moines... the house on 61st street caught fire just before seven tuesday night. shortly after, crews found the remains of home-owner brian houston inside...they want to know if houston set the fire intentionally. it may seem like we've had a lot of fires lately, but the red cross says the numbers are normal for iowa. so far this year, they've been called out to 75 fires. last year, that number was 84... they

austin allen faces several charges, including assault with a weapon on police. jack: we have an update from last night's deadly fire on 61st street. the man who died was identified today as brian houston. both the cause of his death and the cause of the fire are still unknown. stay with local 5 for the latest on this investigation. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... candidates moving up, candidates out. we'll sort out who the presidential favorites are now, as we head to south carolina. stephanie: then iowa state is on the road against texas tech. can they pull off a win without a key player. jack: and... you didn't think there were mountains in iowa? you're so wrong. we'll visit mount valley west. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... it may be early to think about spring cleaning... but its always a good idea to clear the clutter from your medicine cabinet. we'll have some tips to help store those meds properly. and sam has a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! meteor

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what voters in austin, texas will get to decide that impacts the ride sharing companies. and nordstrom shoppers you won't want to miss this. where you can start returning items purchased from the retailer hi dad. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love looking ahead, people in austin, big decisions for ride sharing services. in may, voters will decide whether uber and lyft drivers should be fingerprinted. they'll also decide if the ride sharing services will pay two percent higher fees to the city. some say these measures will better protect riders, but opponents don't think they're necessary for the services. nordstrom will now accept returns from its discount store called nordstrom rack. this paves the way for shoppers to return items bought back at its high end stores or the discount outlet. despite the change, the store is encouraging shoppers to make returns through the company websi

facebook and >>> two local women are taking on steve austin's broken skull challenge. the two go head to head sunday night in the summit race on cmt. both are hokies. touch with the other contestants. >> the ladies on the show, they were all amazing and incredible athletes. they are on the show for a reason. >> tune in at 6:00 tomorrow as we catch up with allison. it airs sunday night at 8:00 on cmt. >> wow. that's some rough stuff. >> broken skull.

austin's family said the tablet he used to record voir videos of himself was stolen. and it put out a public plea for whoever took it. to return it. >> troetd championship. thanks in part to you. our viewers. it started when folks at the nursing home contacted the they want to make doctor georges dying wish come true. by sending him to the super bowl. a go fund me page raised thousands and airline tickets have been donated. when our story aired, a couple ticket. at a discounted price. >> how much love i have been given. in response to this wish. to go to the super bowl. >> . doctor george and his wife. take off for california on friday. this is cool. they'll be sitting next to the people who sold them the tickets. >> all right. let's go oult there. rite now. jeremy hubbard is standing by. a beautiful scene out there. nice weather. a lot better than it is here. >> >> so i've heard. my wife is reminding me constantly. with the broncos. how cool is this. the broncos wanted to get fans together. thank them for traveling out here. and rally them before the big game on sund

city have pleaded not guilty. 16-year-old jamaal ferguson, 20-year-old robert seaberry and 16-year-old austin bulizak have all pleaded not guilty.

coming to us from austin, texas. joining me now here in south carolina are south carolina state representatives gilda cobb hunter and john king, both are democrats, and kaiton dawson, national republican consultant and former chair of the south carolina gop. thank you very much for being here. and gilda, i have to start with you. these margins that hillary clinton turned in against bernie sanders among african-american voters, more even than what any of us really expected her to do. what is behind that? >> well, i think senator -- secretary clinton had something to prove. it was never in doubt that she would win south carolina. the question was always by what margin. what she did last night by surpassing president obama's margin is a real mental lift to the campaign. i think she's got the wind behind her back. she's reedy, moving forward. by the same token, joy, i think senator sanders can take some solace in his numbers for somebody who started in single digits and to end last night with double digit support is

i'm matt austin. >> and i'm ginger gadsden. we're going to keep updating that story and have lots more for you coming up. but first, a weather alert. we're getting rain right now. then it looks like severe weather will move in through central florida. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is here with your pinpoint weather at 5:30. >> we're not getting enough rain near the fire. we have had spotty showers but not amounting to a whole lot. the big storm system we're all waiting on is back out here in louisiana and mississippi right now. we'll talk more about that during the main weather. right now, our scattered showers are not amounting to a whole heck of a lot at this hour. you see the way they're all and up 75. it did rain on merritt island. but that's done. southern brevard county had a touch of light rain but futurecast is saying there's not much left between now and 8:30, 9:00. not much happening. as a matter of fact, between now and 8:00 tomorrow morning, not much happening. on-the-town forecast, clouds and a few showers. we'l

one thing austin told wdbj7's jean jadhon is that she is not on a diet. erica austin: if you don't like it you're not going to stick with and i think that's why diets don't work 00 it's simply because there is a set of rules that you have to follow you have to focus on perfection. jean: so question how many uh diets did you have you tried in your lifetime did you try a lot of different diets. probably all of them yes what happened would be that i would lose some weight aned then i would gain it all back and more coming up tonight on wdbj7 at six, from heavy to healthy- erica austin tells us how she got started, how she lost the weight without any fad diets. we'll also find out how she went from coach potato to incorporating exercise in her life. that's all coming up tonight on wdbj7 at six. miss wheelchair virginia ditched her wheels for a visit to wintergreen adaptive sports this angela west lives with cerebral palsy, and travels the commonwealth showcasing her ability in her disability. wdbj7 photographer brandon oubre shows us how she makes it down the

david austin, a father of ten, was shot in the head last month and his killer remains on the the loose tonight. the here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighters report. >> reporter: at 10:43 p.m., friday january 8th, police are call to the area of 15th and shaw terrace in chester, for reports of the shooting victim inside of a car. when officers arrived, they find david austin in a blue, toyota camry. >> he is found in his car, motor running, in gear and he is shot in the head. >> reporter: the four two-year old was pronounced dead at the scene and right now police have no motive for the shooting. >> he might have been a victim of road rage, could have been a argument, it could have been he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: detectives are asking for your necessity solving austin's murder. >> the police are looking for some information. maybe somebody saw something. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a $10,000 award for information that lead to the arrest and convictions for the person or persons responsible. >> chester city has put up

widenor told police austin asked her to take his pain away. she told investigators she put a pillow across his face. 3 3 danner box life in prison. that's the sentence for a christiansburg woman who yesterday a judge told 24 year old amanda taylor she was "evil personified" and had shown "little or no remorse" for her actions. last april, investigators found charles taylor murdered in his home. they say amanda stabbed him with a bayonet at least 29 times. she then posted a confession on instagram. taylor also posted a photograph of herself holding the murder weapon with the deceased in the background. presidential candidates are speaking in our area soon. donald trump is attending a rally monday at radford. and we've just learned.. marco rubio will speak at an event in roanoke college on sunday. the event begins at 8:30 p.m. tickets are required. 3 danner we have much more tornado coverage next.i saw everything coming off the roof and i said i hope this isn't it mark we take you to waverly -- another town devastated by a tornado -- as one man

i-35's austin pontier wants to place for the first time at state. he's a senior. pontier wins by major decision, 13-1. austin pontier/i-35 senior for scores from hundreds of matches, log on to the home page of whotv.com, or check the 13now app. the cyclones held an emotional players only meeting today. iowa state remains #13 in the the bulls trade sioux city's kirk hinrich to atlanta. the move trims nearly 3 million dollars from chicago's luxury tax bill. the bulls drafted hinrich out of kansas in 2003, and later traded him to the hawks. he returned to chicago three years ago. is a high school diploma enough is a high school diploma enough power of a ten... the cost of college... the return on your investment... and if the expense is really worth it. soundoff @ 10:35!!! next on the news at nine... a at sea... and on shore... america's game is celebrating disney vacations, starting now. wheel... of... [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] that's us. thank you, jim. th

students were shot, 14-year-old austin hancock, also a student is in custody charged with attemped murder, felonious assault, inducing panic and making terroristic threats. this is video from earlier today as parents hurried to pick their students up. their children up from school. >> we know four students in total were injured two. were shot. two injured by wrap fell or trying to get away. and we know this all happened in the district's school cafeteria. good evening everyone. 9 on your side is bringing you every new development as it comes into the newsroom. >> information from the school, from police, parents and students and we know a vigil will begin in about one hour at middletown high school. and we have a crew on the way there. and we have a team gathering all the information for you from the high school, the sheriff's department and the hospital in dayton, ohio. outside madison high tonight. >> reporter: good evening to you. let's set the scene. behind me, you can see the school now dwindling down the number of vehicles. about 30 minutes ago, the parking lot had about eight to 10

austin, how's he doing? pretty banged-up this time? let's go talkin here. so, what is it, he broke his leg? no. i'm afraidthere are much moreserious problems. well, just tell me. scrapper was obviouslyhit very hard. he's...sufferedsome brain damage. that's ok. he doesn't have to be that smart. it's not a matter of that. he's breathing at only 20% capacity. there's also some internal bleeding. what are you saying? i'm saying you may have to consider euthanasia. consider it? i don't know what it means. well, nick,euthanasia means having scrapperput to sleep. uh, hey, no way. i am not going to do that. can't you dosomething else? i could operate to stop bleeding. do that. scrapper's a very,very old dog. you can have some time to think about it. i can't think about it. i'm sorry, nick. what other choicedo i have, huh? go ahead... operate. do me a favorand, uh... put this in his cage? don't make fun of himfor having a dolly. ok, uh... ok, thanks... thanks for coming,thanks for coming. the partyis in two days. we'll see you then. oh, this is great. watch the ante

shaffer- "we've gone to austin, nashville and cleveland, and had the opportunuty to learn from them and now it is our turn to shine and show them what we've been doing in washoe county." the washoe county school district is being recognized at the confernece for the way they have implemented s.e.l. into every class and every staff member. the wcsd doesnt just teach s.e.l in some schools, but will in all schools by this fall. shaffer- "we've trained over 100 schoools, over 4,000 teachers to reach over 64,000 students. that in itself is very notable even across looking at other this same type of work." the school district is also touting their assesments of how students percieve social and emotional skills which have been adopted by the state of alaska, nevada, and austin, texas. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will have show you how social and emotional learning is responsible for increased attendence, higher gpas, and fewer dropouts. covering school coming up on channel 2 news this morning... a wallet has been retured to its rightful owner....71 years later....what was in that wallet and

. >> -- campaigning in austin. >> if you all come out to vote and bring your maybes and coworkers, we are going to win here in texas. >> 222 delegates are at stake in the loan star state, largest in a week. craig boswell, washington. >> we will bring you the results at 11:00, but the biggest election cycle is right around the corner, this tuesday delegates are up for grabs, that includes primaries for big states, and colorado is also holding its democrat caucus. florida's primary is set for march 15th, to help you prepare we have posted feeds on every candidate. just click on elections. >>> and new information out of an amber alert. two month old has been found in orlando. he is recovering at a hospital. earlier today detectives were searching for her. he was believed to be with 24-year-old stephanie and they found kent in orlando e this time no charges have been filed. >>> developing out of montana, searchers there looking for a reservation. she was reported missing yesterday. someone took her from a park where she was playing and walked away with her. we will i want date you as soon

austin wilkerson, 3a state champion - 145 lbs. (brookville) - "it means so much. it's been a goal ever since i was walking. i mean when i started wrestling back in elementary school, my goal was to be a high school state champion and i finally did it." mason wolk, 4a state champion - 220 lbs. (lca) - "really i just feel blessed and thankful for my coaches and my teammates." great accomplishment for wrestling champions! 3 3 remember this rolling block slide in last year's playoffs that broke ruben tejada's leg?now the mlb and the players' union are banning such slides. the new rule says a runner must make a "bona fide slide", contact with the ground ahead of the base in position to foot to remain on it. an >>> breaking news. we're on the scene, the deadly tornado outbreak. at least eight dead, including a 2-year-old. to pennsylvania. homes destroyed. this truck blown over on the gw bridge in new york. the coast guard trying to save this boat. >>> the showdown tonight. other candidates to try and take down donald trump before super tuesday? and, the eye-opening new

the longhorns beat isu in overtime 1 month ago in austin. iowa state is in 6th place in the big 12, 2 games back of kansas and west cyclone women fall to 4 and 9 in the big 12, losing at tcu 79-69 swimmers work all year for a few seconds of glory at the state meet. shaved heads, shaved legs, all worth it if it means a state title. boys state meet from marshalltown. 200 freestyle. johnston's stepjan fiolic takes 2nd in 1:40.36, less than a second behind the winner. 100 freestyle. another win for west, but fiolic of johnston takes 2nd, his teammate fuhr 3rd. 100 butterfly. finally a local winner. josh waltman of waukee, wins in 50.01 seconds. first individual champ in waukee history the warriors win their first state swimming title. 34 points better than iowa city west. johnston finished in 5th. one week from today we'll be crowning state wrestling champions. first its all about getting to the well. loaded 3a district from johnston. 106. indianola's kobey pritchard first period pin... pritchard heading to state for first time. 126. dowling's j