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Good Day Philadelphia at 9 : WTXF : March 30, 2016 9:00am-10:01am EDT
Mar 30, 2016 03/16
your phone? >> gale, you never called gale. i wanted him to call gale to hook me up with oprah and you never called gale. >> you have gale? >> yes. >> you call gale. >> she might even pick up. >> hopples do you have? >> speaking of cbs -- >> who else? >> he has geraldo. >> definitely. >> what about gloria allred. >> i have her. >> what about -- anybody like a celebrity? >> what about an eagles player? >> what about megan kelly? >> she is all right. >> she was on vanity fair. >> talking about celebrities. do you have any musicians, actors? >> she is in the fox news phone book, like we can both get her. >> okay. >> let me think about this. >> hold on, hold on. >> what? >> i got, i got somebody. >> who? >> famous. nineteen years doing the same program. >> vanna white? >> an institution. >> the guy that's with vanna white. >> i don't know who the guy is. >> her name is sue serio. >> yeah! there you go. man, i was texting like crazy. didn't know where it was going. >> north philly says hi, and sand fry villanova. >> awesome. awesome. this is great. this is great. now let's take a look a
your phone? >> gale, you never called gale. i wanted him to call gale to hook me up with oprah and you never called gale. >> you have gale? >> yes. >> you call gale. >> she might even pick up. >> hopples do you have? >> speaking of cbs -- >> who else? >> he has geraldo. >> definitely. >> what about gloria allred. >> i have her. >> what about -- anybody like a celebrity? >> what about an eagles player? >>...
News 4 New York at 6 : WNBC : March 16, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
starts with iona tomorrow. coming up, the gales are in denver. they're talking about stunning iowa state in the first round of the big dance. just how good can the mets i posed that question to keith hernandez. >>> march madness is off and running. there's two more games in the ncaa's first four tonight. among the locals, fairly dickinson was knocked off last night in dayton. but three more teams are still in the big dance. seton hall and stoney brook play tomorrow night. the gales are the 13th seed in the midwest region. speaking at a press conference today in the mile high city, the gales sounded primed to pull off an upset. but we think we're a really good team. we're just going to go in there and play and hope to come out with a win. it's not whether we're an underdog or the lower seed on people's brackets. we're just going out there to play. >> when you're playing top teams in the country, you have to have that special day to beat them. they may be better than us 364 days a year. we just need to be better than them one day. >> what a great bite. >>> in football news the jets signed
starts with iona tomorrow. coming up, the gales are in denver. they're talking about stunning iowa state in the first round of the big dance. just how good can the mets i posed that question to keith hernandez. >>> march madness is off and running. there's two more games in the ncaa's first four tonight. among the locals, fairly dickinson was knocked off last night in dayton. but three more teams are still in the big dance. seton hall and stoney brook play tomorrow night. the gales...
KTVU Mornings on 2 at 4:30am : KTVU : March 21, 2016 4:30am-5:01am PDT
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way through the nit. and the gales got off to an early start, leading the way, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ins on top, 77-65, putting the gales in the quarterfinals. >>> and in the ncaa tournament tonight, the winner of this game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the week.>>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans in getting worse, jolly is asking to be released from his commitment, and had signed it in november after verbally committing in april of last year, and it is not clear yet whether cal will honor the request, days after they were seen losing to the 11 seed, and the coach fired for allegedly harassing a reporter. >> they have had their share problems this season. >>> and is the rain we are getting enough to put an end to the mandatory water conservation, coming up. >>> the first visit from a sitting president in 90 years, president obama's historic trip to cuba. >>> expect another day of bart delays in the east bay, and hopes of fixing the problem.>>>
way through the nit. and the gales got off to an early start, leading the way, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ins on top, 77-65, putting the gales in the quarterfinals. >>> and in the ncaa tournament tonight, the winner of this game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the week.>>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans in getting worse, jolly is asking to be...
10 News at 4:30am : WTSP : March 11, 2016 4:30am-5:00am EST
the child on the empty bus not once - but twice in the past week. bus driver gale brown, and bus attendant gwendolyn simmons.. are quiet bonding out of jail. their joking-silenced, after video shows them parking this school bus last week. simmons walks right by, leaving the sleeping 13 year boy with special needs. sheriff grady judd says the boy had to walk and hitch-hike didn't tell his mom or anyone until the next day. sheriff judd says she should've listened... it happened again to the boy this week. the bus is equipped with a system that when the engine's turned off, sounds the driver to walk to the back, and hit a button...essentially checking for kids. brown and simmons it. the district won't say why the system can even be disarmed happen twice. the boy's school - didn't know he was missing and hitch hiked home yet again until his mom make it to a counseling appointment. the women won't be bus for now. the district will only say the employees are on paid leave... while an internal investigation is completed. in bartow, kendra conlon 10 news, wtsp. gale brown has bus driver
the child on the empty bus not once - but twice in the past week. bus driver gale brown, and bus attendant gwendolyn simmons.. are quiet bonding out of jail. their joking-silenced, after video shows them parking this school bus last week. simmons walks right by, leaving the sleeping 13 year boy with special needs. sheriff grady judd says the boy had to walk and hitch-hike didn't tell his mom or anyone until the next day. sheriff judd says she should've listened... it happened again to the boy...
CBS 2 News at 6 : WCBS : March 14, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
iowa state thursday in denver. the gales are part of the most controversial story of the selection process meeting monmouth in the mac championship game and monmouth didn't get the large bid which many thought they would. but ionia, thrilled to be in. >> anxiety through the roof. and you have people in your ear, they think they know. and something leaked. so a couple of people already knew. and nobody told me. i want to see it for myself. >> farley dickenson will get the march madness party started in the first play-in with the florida gulf coast and when you're the youngest team in the tournament, you would think they would be just happy to be there but not the school from hackensack new jersey. >> we are all happy that we made the tournament. and we are happy to be a part of this. but our main goal is to win a game, and that's what we came here for. even though we are the youngest team, we still play with a killer instinct. >> we will see. >> the mets jacob degrom scratched because of the back stiffness and thinks because he had a soft mattress, and then will have a firmer one sh
iowa state thursday in denver. the gales are part of the most controversial story of the selection process meeting monmouth in the mac championship game and monmouth didn't get the large bid which many thought they would. but ionia, thrilled to be in. >> anxiety through the roof. and you have people in your ear, they think they know. and something leaked. so a couple of people already knew. and nobody told me. i want to see it for myself. >> farley dickenson will get the march...
America Tonight : ALJAZAM : March 2, 2016 9:30pm-10:01pm EST
Mar 3, 2016 03/16
. following the indictment. we were given a tour of the men's central gale by the recently dwyer. >> dwyer oversees day to day operations at the gaol. >> what was your first thought when you heard guards were abusing not only inmates, but visitor's of inmates. >> disbelief. >> reporter: a lot was poor moral, they say. glamorous jobs. >> reporter: how important is it to build a rapport. >> most indicated that. it was remarkable. >> reporter: i don't need to tell you, you look around, bars are everywhere. this is a gale. with all that neg difficulty, one has to imagine them not to fall into the abyss. i can't speak to the incident. there's ongoing litigation. it hurts you. >> why too much. it's o profession that we take pride in. >> it's inmates. >> a serious allegation is that gut miss formed into gardenings. sporting tattoos, and requiring members to bet inmates. reportedly they named themselves the 2,000 boards, and the 3,000 boards after the floors on which they worked. >> this is the 3,000 floor, and this is one of the floors where people allege some of the wrong doing were in
. following the indictment. we were given a tour of the men's central gale by the recently dwyer. >> dwyer oversees day to day operations at the gaol. >> what was your first thought when you heard guards were abusing not only inmates, but visitor's of inmates. >> disbelief. >> reporter: a lot was poor moral, they say. glamorous jobs. >> reporter: how important is it to build a rapport. >> most indicated that. it was remarkable. >> reporter: i don't need...
i? coming up in sports, the gales faced a taller more talented but the coach was looking for an upset. the mets name their starter for opening day. it's the same guy who pitched the last game last year. >>> it's one of the most exciting days of the year, thursday at the ncaa tournament. the gales trailed by as much as 18 before rallying back in the second half. english scores inside to cut the lead to nine. the senior scored a team high 28. but the cyclones were just too much down the stretch. off the turnover, monte morris iona puts up a fight but falls 9 94-81. >> i had a whole team really emotional. that shows how much they love and care about each other. that made it all worthwhile, knowing they formed those kind of bonds because of their heard work and they succeeded well above what i think a lot of us dreamed up. that's what makes me so proud of them. >>> in the big upset of the day, 12th seeded yale knocked off baylor 79-75 for their first win ever in the ncaa tournament. wilmington was all over duke in the first half. the seahawks lead by three at the break. but the blue
i? coming up in sports, the gales faced a taller more talented but the coach was looking for an upset. the mets name their starter for opening day. it's the same guy who pitched the last game last year. >>> it's one of the most exciting days of the year, thursday at the ncaa tournament. the gales trailed by as much as 18 before rallying back in the second half. english scores inside to cut the lead to nine. the senior scored a team high 28. but the cyclones were just too much down the...
KTVU Mornings on 2 at 5am : KTVU : March 21, 2016 5:00am-6:01am PDT
economic conference. >>> the st marys scales showing they should be -- st marys gales showing they should be in the tournament, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ending on top, 77-65 and that puts the gales in the finals. >>> the winner of the ncaa game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the weight. >>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans, jolly wanting to be released from his letter of commitment. jolly sign the commitment in november after verbally committing an april last year, and not clear whether cal will honor his request. this comes after cal lost to 11 seated -- 11 seeded hawaii. >>> up next, what the republican front-runner is doing today to try to unite the party. >>> and apple looks like it might be shrinking the product again. what we are learning about the new gadgets being unveiled later today.>>> your morning commute will be busy, especially on some of your major routes, including the bay bridge into san francisco. >>> we have some rain to the nort
economic conference. >>> the st marys scales showing they should be -- st marys gales showing they should be in the tournament, and the bulldogs put together a push during the second half, but the gales came back with a run of 11 straight points, st marys ending on top, 77-65 and that puts the gales in the finals. >>> the winner of the ncaa game will face notre dame or indiana at the end of the weight. >>> it's been a rough week for the cal basketball fans, jolly...
Good Day Tampa Bay @ 4:30AM : WTVT : March 18, 2016 4:30am-5:00am EDT
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. crystal gale will perform tomorrow night. food and drinks will be available for purchase... but the event itself is free. it starts at 6 tonight... and runs through the weekend. 3 also at the park... the 17th annual firefighter's chiliblaze. chili teams are competing to with the title of 20-16 chili grand champion. the event is free to attend... but for 10-dollars you can have endless chili 3 tastings. there will be live entertainment... and beer served by the pinellas park firefighters. the night will end with a fireworks display. every dollar will go towards tampa bay kids living with muscular dystrophy. park... and runs from 6 to 11 tonight. 3 another country festival happening today... this one in kissimmee. it's the healiners include kenny chesney, eric church, and jake owen.... along with other acts. and because it's a country festival.... camping is available. so feel free to bring small tents or r-v's. tickets start at 89-dollars a day... it runs through sunday. and at progressive, we let you compare our progressive direct rate... great deals for reals! ...and our compet
. crystal gale will perform tomorrow night. food and drinks will be available for purchase... but the event itself is free. it starts at 6 tonight... and runs through the weekend. 3 also at the park... the 17th annual firefighter's chiliblaze. chili teams are competing to with the title of 20-16 chili grand champion. the event is free to attend... but for 10-dollars you can have endless chili 3 tastings. there will be live entertainment... and beer served by the pinellas park firefighters. the...
WESH 2 News at 11pm Weekend : WESH : March 6, 2016 11:00pm-11:30pm EST
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impressive part. to hold off back-to-back wins now. 13 career pga victories. look at these gale force winds in the desert. he was loudly booed but past home time favorites kyle busch. he wins in spite of a speed delivery. peyton manning will make such an announcement . he is the only one to win super bowl' s with two different teams. the solar bears scored twice in the final eight minutes to time manchester. i sense
Eyewitness News at 6 : KYW : March 29, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
coming up on cbs this morning, gale couldn't joining us enough new york with a preview. good morning, gale. >> we are here, erika, jim. live nan color good to see you guys, we're on breaking news, learning more about the egypt air hijacking and reports that americans were on board. plus, the latest on the shooting at the us capitol. also, scientist back in studio 57 on the first ever warning that gas and oil drilling in the planes could cause a destructive earthquake. and we've got preview. who is riding in the car with james these days, carpool car evening oke, it is the lovely jennifer lopez, she can sing and she can move. love her. she is taking a ride with the comedian, news back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minutes, and counting, tick-tock back to you in the studio, erika and jim. >> hey, former fly girl, she has the moves. >> i know, yes, she is a trifecta. she did can act, sing and dance. we like her. >> absolutely. thanks, gale, we will be watching. >>> sneezing, sniffing, watery eyes, sure sign every spring time. >> this year knows allergy symptoms seem to be s
coming up on cbs this morning, gale couldn't joining us enough new york with a preview. good morning, gale. >> we are here, erika, jim. live nan color good to see you guys, we're on breaking news, learning more about the egypt air hijacking and reports that americans were on board. plus, the latest on the shooting at the us capitol. also, scientist back in studio 57 on the first ever warning that gas and oil drilling in the planes could cause a destructive earthquake. and we've got...
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Good Day @ 4:30 : WOFL : March 11, 2016 4:30am-5:00am EST
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special needs child on a bus by himself. polk county deputies arrested these women-- bus driver gale brown. and attendant gwendolyn simmons. they are both charged with child neglect. this video shows the 13-year-old-- trying to get off the bus through an emergency exit in had to walk and hitch-hike to get back to his home in davenport. deputies say brown and simmons left the boy on the bus not once-- but twice in one week. investigators say the pair failed to follow protocol-- because they did not check to make sure the bus was empty. in pinellas county-- a family's home gets a military makeover! back in 2013... corporal devin kyle was injured in combat-- while serving with the marines in afghanistan. was all possible lifetime-- which families in need. new in entertainment-- there is a movie for everyone at the box office this weekend. from a sci-fi thriller... to a faith- based film. fox's jonathan hunt details on a deadly crash-- that has some lanes of i-4 closed this morning. you're watching good day orlando... we'll be right back. some people don't like to share their wifi, but a
special needs child on a bus by himself. polk county deputies arrested these women-- bus driver gale brown. and attendant gwendolyn simmons. they are both charged with child neglect. this video shows the 13-year-old-- trying to get off the bus through an emergency exit in had to walk and hitch-hike to get back to his home in davenport. deputies say brown and simmons left the boy on the bus not once-- but twice in one week. investigators say the pair failed to follow protocol-- because they did...
10 News This Morning at 5:30am : WTSP : March 11, 2016 5:30am-6:00am EST
. there as bus driver gale brown and bus attendant bonded out of jail. the two are now facing child neglect charges. they were caught on bus cameras, leaving a 13 year old boy with special needs sleeping on the bus - twice in the past week. the sheriff says the student had to hitch-hike 30 miles to his home. "that alarm" sounds when the engine is shut off, forcing the driver to walk to the back of the bus and hit a button...essentially checking for kids. but investigators say brown and simmons had students disable it. engines! this afternoon-- the firestone grand prix kicks off in downtown st pete. will zoom along a downtown course at speeds up to 200 miles per hour! 10news reporter live in downtown st pete. sarah, one big fans are going to notice more security at this year's race. here this morning sunday, and they're sure to face long lines of people thrrough the two main gates, as officers step up security. for the first time ever-- race fans will through metal and they'll even have security on the water-- only registered or credentialed boats will be allowed in the yacht club ba
. there as bus driver gale brown and bus attendant bonded out of jail. the two are now facing child neglect charges. they were caught on bus cameras, leaving a 13 year old boy with special needs sleeping on the bus - twice in the past week. the sheriff says the student had to hitch-hike 30 miles to his home. "that alarm" sounds when the engine is shut off, forcing the driver to walk to the back of the bus and hit a button...essentially checking for kids. but investigators say brown...
Studio 1.0 : BLOOMBERG : March 12, 2016 10:00am-10:31am EST
doing anything to find markets? we talk about headwinds, china in the last decade there is a gale force headwinds. something i have been looking at is how china's resources growth model. it's unprecedented is underpinning african go through -- african growth. parallelectory of growth between subprime africa and china. correlationre is and causation in it. think of what they are experiencing beyond china. about a year ago when things were good, there were very strong similarities between the status of sub-saharan key countries and southeast asia. now we are seeing a diversions on the economic side, southeast asia. policy reform, structural reform , in certain economies to reach back to -- for the ages and growth -- asian growth. >> do you see potential for stronger relations between the u.s. in terms of trade and africa? only about 1% of u.s. exports find their destination to sub-saharan africa. it is about 6% of the portfolio. that is not surprising that the capital markets are in his deep, less options. are a lot more opportunities here than u.s. companies have taken advantage of
doing anything to find markets? we talk about headwinds, china in the last decade there is a gale force headwinds. something i have been looking at is how china's resources growth model. it's unprecedented is underpinning african go through -- african growth. parallelectory of growth between subprime africa and china. correlationre is and causation in it. think of what they are experiencing beyond china. about a year ago when things were good, there were very strong similarities between the...
Action News at 5:30AM : WFTS : March 11, 2016 5:30am-6:00am EST
seeing right there shows the bus driver gale brown and gwendolyn grab their stuff and leave the bus. you can see a special needs woke up and got out the back. amazingly, it happened again seven days later. >> twice in one week, the same kid! he's darn tired of having to hitchhike home. >> investigators say the bus is equipped that requires someone to walk to the bus and shut it off. brown and simmons had a child deactivate that alarm before the last stop. >>> florida lawmakers are leaving the ride sharing illegal and ticket the drivers. legislators say it is a complex issue. they want passenger safety to be a priority while making sure there's fair competition. >>> a change is on the way in tallahassee. a bill headed to governor scott you ahead of time of any price hikes. in the original proposal, the governor initially wanted to get rid of taxes on textbooks and hold the line or graduate school and professional school tuition. it states opportunities must get 28 days' notice. it requires schools post a list of books that will be used in class 45 days before class starts. >>> good mornin
seeing right there shows the bus driver gale brown and gwendolyn grab their stuff and leave the bus. you can see a special needs woke up and got out the back. amazingly, it happened again seven days later. >> twice in one week, the same kid! he's darn tired of having to hitchhike home. >> investigators say the bus is equipped that requires someone to walk to the bus and shut it off. brown and simmons had a child deactivate that alarm before the last stop. >>> florida...
ABC7 News 6:00AM : KGO : March 6, 2016 6:00am-7:01am PST
storm. >>> bay area coastal communities got rain and gale-force winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from half moon bay and pacifica. >> sheets of rain and wind gusts took down trees in half moon bay. fire crews cleared a snapped tension line in one neighborhood and then the winds kicked up even more. up to 48 miles per hour in some places. it's caused power outages and triggered other emergencies. a large part of the harbor went dark, including an indian restaurant that had to finish the day by flashlight. they took shelter at the local seafood house where there was still power. >> i don't like the wind at all. i don't like the wind. in fact, one of our branches broke, which made me sad, we are doing fine. we have done a lot of work on the house the last year to make sure it was safe anyway. >> the two flags blowing in the wind at the harbor masters station are a couple of warnings for boaters. the first is a small craft weather advisory and the second is a gale force wind warning. on the pier a windsock flapped, tarps were snapping, and this man had to lean int
storm. >>> bay area coastal communities got rain and gale-force winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from half moon bay and pacifica. >> sheets of rain and wind gusts took down trees in half moon bay. fire crews cleared a snapped tension line in one neighborhood and then the winds kicked up even more. up to 48 miles per hour in some places. it's caused power outages and triggered other emergencies. a large part of the harbor went dark, including an indian...
MediaBuzz : FOXNEWSW : March 21, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PDT
rallies, it took on a life of its own. >> what do you think, gale? this comes against the backdrop of many in the conservative media pushing the endless scenarios about what could, should, might happen in cleveland. they're in the never trump camp. >> yes. and this is nothing new in politics. you might remember that president obama in 2009 sat down with american ceos and told them that his administration was the only thing between him and the pitch fork. this is nothing new in politics. yes sh the conservative media, the far left and the far right are trying to keep anybody but trump from getting the nomination. so i think they continue to push the narrative as well. >> joe, are the media underplaying the explosion of anger, not necessarily violence, but chaos is a good word that, would take place if deals are cut and donald trump is denied the nomination if he is close to the magic number? >> absolutely. i said it. i'll say it clearer. if they do this, it will blow up the party. now i wasn't talking about violence. >> you were talking about tnt and dynamite. >> it is a huge mistake t
rallies, it took on a life of its own. >> what do you think, gale? this comes against the backdrop of many in the conservative media pushing the endless scenarios about what could, should, might happen in cleveland. they're in the never trump camp. >> yes. and this is nothing new in politics. you might remember that president obama in 2009 sat down with american ceos and told them that his administration was the only thing between him and the pitch fork. this is nothing new in...
idea whether the piece is true and didn't know about it and absolutely nothing to do with it. gale, the dilemma for the press here is whether to run with these unproven allegation that's use words like rumors, quoting snitches, saying things like supposedly. >> they shouldn't run with it. the story itself shows that the "national enquirer" has a complete lack of evidence under the law a public figure has to have a much higher standard to prove defamation. and that's why if you look at the article itself, it conceals the identity of the five women in this story. and so for the press to run with this, it shows that they are taking something that is not sourced that, does not have evidence and trying to insert it in presidential campaign. >> i think many news organizations, not all, were trying to ignore it. but then as we just played, senator cruz added the meeting with reporters and not in response to a specific question brought it up. how should that change the equation? >> i think it makes it more complicated certainly. i think there are rumors have been around for a while in washingto
idea whether the piece is true and didn't know about it and absolutely nothing to do with it. gale, the dilemma for the press here is whether to run with these unproven allegation that's use words like rumors, quoting snitches, saying things like supposedly. >> they shouldn't run with it. the story itself shows that the "national enquirer" has a complete lack of evidence under the law a public figure has to have a much higher standard to prove defamation. and that's why if you...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : March 17, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
cnbc is the only network standing. >> more of our conversation with legendary producer gale an gale anne hurd. dow remains four points away now for break even for the year. >> fireworks are flying on callal hill where rick snyder is facing harsh criticism over the flint water crisis. >> now i'm not buying that you din know about any of this until october 2015. you were not in a medically intused coma for a year and i've had about enough of your false contrition and phony apologies. >> big changes for seaworld. the company announcing it will end it's orka breeding program making the current generation of whales it's last. they will also phase out it's iconic shows. >> bubble bee is recalling over 3 one thousand cans of tuna over spoilage concerns no illnesses linked to the product so far and it's back to normal for washington dc.'s metro. reopening after a 29 hour shutdown to check for security and safety issues. that's the news update at this hour. let's get back to kayla. >> thank you very much. it's been a tough time for tech stocks of late and pandora is no exception. take a look
cnbc is the only network standing. >> more of our conversation with legendary producer gale an gale anne hurd. dow remains four points away now for break even for the year. >> fireworks are flying on callal hill where rick snyder is facing harsh criticism over the flint water crisis. >> now i'm not buying that you din know about any of this until october 2015. you were not in a medically intused coma for a year and i've had about enough of your false contrition and phony...
victory in the first round. the gales blew a 10 point lead against new mexico state. the aggies tied the game at 56 with two seconds left. it was looking like it was going into overtime. but new mexico state fouled joe trahan. he made the first free throw and broke the tie. he also made the second free throw and the gales got away with 58-56 win. they will host a second-round game on friday or saturday playing the winner of tonight's game between belmont and georgia. >>> ikea hopes to open a third bay area store in the city of dublin. they have submitted plans to the city for a new store at the northwest corner of interstate 5 80 and hacienda drive. it would be the size of six football fields. with almost 1200 parking spaces on 21 acres. they would also develop 6 acres next to the store. they have a store in emeryville and east palo alto. if the new store is approved, construction would begin in the spring of next year with an expected opening in the summer of 2018. >>> major changes coming to what you see in your instagram need. uno longer see posts in chronological order, but by th
victory in the first round. the gales blew a 10 point lead against new mexico state. the aggies tied the game at 56 with two seconds left. it was looking like it was going into overtime. but new mexico state fouled joe trahan. he made the first free throw and broke the tie. he also made the second free throw and the gales got away with 58-56 win. they will host a second-round game on friday or saturday playing the winner of tonight's game between belmont and georgia. >>> ikea hopes to...
ABC7 News 9:00AM : KGO : March 6, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PST
gale-force winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from half moon bay and pacifica. >> sheets of rain and wind gusts took down tree branches in half moon bay. fire crews cleared a snapped tension line in one neighborhood and then the winds kicked up even more. up to 48 miles per hour in some places. it's caused power outages and triggered other emergencies. a large part of the harbor went dark, including an indian restaurant that had to finish the business day by flashlight. these two took shelter at the local seafood house where there was still power. >> i don't like the wind at all. i don't like the wind. in fact, one of our branches broke, which made me sad. >> we are doing fine. we have done a lot of work on the house the last year to make sure it was safe anyway. >> the two flags blowing in the wind at the harbor masters station are a couple of warnings for boaters. the first is a small craft weather advisory and the second is a gale force wind warning. on the pier a windsock flapped, tarps were snapping, and this man had to lean into the wind to stay upright.
gale-force winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from half moon bay and pacifica. >> sheets of rain and wind gusts took down tree branches in half moon bay. fire crews cleared a snapped tension line in one neighborhood and then the winds kicked up even more. up to 48 miles per hour in some places. it's caused power outages and triggered other emergencies. a large part of the harbor went dark, including an indian restaurant that had to finish the business day by...
WLWT (NBC)
WLWT News 5 Today Weekend : WLWT : March 5, 2016 7:00am-8:00am EST
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for the first tee is gale wal-mart and schroeder padilla high school student destin allen. great to see you, gale. this organization is a big hit with me because i'm a golfer. i love golfing and i love what it does for people. talk just a bit about first tee. you have really got it going with kids. >> we do. we love any opportunity to talk about how magical our first tee program is. we do teach kids golf, help work with them to improve their golf skills. golf as a platform to teach kids character building, life skills, core values and healthy habits. kids can get started with us, our program, as early as age 7. it's a tiered program. so as they develop proficiencies in their golf skills and also their understanding of the character skills and core values, they can advance. they could age out through, if they stick with us, age out when they graduate high school. jonathan: you hear a lot about sports, helping with kids. i think golf, by far and away, is the one that most obviously fits that. because of all the etiquette and the rules in golf that you have to follow, boy, does it tran
for the first tee is gale wal-mart and schroeder padilla high school student destin allen. great to see you, gale. this organization is a big hit with me because i'm a golfer. i love golfing and i love what it does for people. talk just a bit about first tee. you have really got it going with kids. >> we do. we love any opportunity to talk about how magical our first tee program is. we do teach kids golf, help work with them to improve their golf skills. golf as a platform to teach kids...
FOX 13 11:00 News : WTVT : March 11, 2016 1:00am-1:30am EST
13-year-old fell around on his bus ride, and the driver, 51-year-old gale brown and 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons never noticed he didn't get off the bus at school. and they parked the bus and left leaving him to climb out the emergency exit and hitchhike nearly 30 miles home. he told the attendant the next day they had left him but she didn't believe him. and so it happened again, when mom found out she called deputies. >> the attend president attendant walked right by him. when two people ignore all of the rules there is not a lot we can do, other than put them in >> the driver and attendant will likely both be fired. >> and a lot of people are loving this weather and they are hoping that you can dish up some more. >> we'll have to dodge some showers here and there, but first i want to show you the time lapse view from today and what a view it was. all day long, in and out of sun and clouds, with a little bit of a breeze to keep us feeling at least a little bit cooler. we'll have a little bit less of a breeze tomorrow but still the same mix of sun and clouds, and by the way, c
13-year-old fell around on his bus ride, and the driver, 51-year-old gale brown and 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons never noticed he didn't get off the bus at school. and they parked the bus and left leaving him to climb out the emergency exit and hitchhike nearly 30 miles home. he told the attendant the next day they had left him but she didn't believe him. and so it happened again, when mom found out she called deputies. >> the attend president attendant walked right by him. when two...
FOX 13 11:00 News : WTVT : March 22, 2016 11:00pm-11:30pm EDT
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Today in the Bay : KNTV : March 31, 2016 4:30am-5:01am PDT
attacks has been identified. gale martinez of texas was traveling with her husband, an air force officer and their four children. the rest of the family is in the hospital. it's not clear if they were injured at the metro station or at the airport. >>> decision 2016. trump backtracking after igniting a firestorm by saying if abortions were outlawed then women who undergo them should face punishment. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yes. >> 10 cents, ten years, what? >> that i don't know. >> trump quickly backed away from his remarks saying the doctor or any other person performing the illegal act should be held responsible, not the woman. but the presidential rivals did not let the comments go away. >> that is not an appropriate response and difficult enough situation to try to punish somebody. >> to punish a woman for having an abortion is beyond comprehension. >> what he said today is just among the most outrageous and dangerous statements that i've heard anybody running for president say in a really long time. >> now, the cont
attacks has been identified. gale martinez of texas was traveling with her husband, an air force officer and their four children. the rest of the family is in the hospital. it's not clear if they were injured at the metro station or at the airport. >>> decision 2016. trump backtracking after igniting a firestorm by saying if abortions were outlawed then women who undergo them should face punishment. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the...
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Channel 7 News at 4:30PM : WSVN : March 8, 2016 4:30pm-5:00pm EST
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to be a rough night for them. there are a lot of advisories offshore. and we're l lking at gale warnings, wind speeds of 35 miles per hour. and everything in yellow here, that's a tornado watch for all of those counties until 7:00 p.m. in green, a flash-flood watch until 7 p.m. on thursday. so they're expecting more rain over the next 24 hours organization. so we're going to keep the wind due to the high pressure offshore, and tomorrow will be warm and mainly dry. as we move to be thursday, no big change. high pressure still around, but a bit more humid as the winds shift out of the southeast. here's the marine forecast, threat of rip currents, small craft advisory. and you too are looking at an advisory, and coastal waters rough. next high tide, 9:18. and water temperature, 74. tonight, partly cloudy skies, overnight lows in the 60s to low 70s. what's average, about 64. typical high, 78, 79. and we're going to be above that, especially in the mainland. and it's still going to be windy, especially in the keys. here's the extended outlook. the wind sticks around through a few sho
to be a rough night for them. there are a lot of advisories offshore. and we're l lking at gale warnings, wind speeds of 35 miles per hour. and everything in yellow here, that's a tornado watch for all of those counties until 7:00 p.m. in green, a flash-flood watch until 7 p.m. on thursday. so they're expecting more rain over the next 24 hours organization. so we're going to keep the wind due to the high pressure offshore, and tomorrow will be warm and mainly dry. as we move to be thursday, no...
Good Day @ 5am : WOFL : March 11, 2016 5:00am-6:00am EST
county deputies arrested these women: bus driver gale brown. and attendant gwendolyn simmons. they are both charged with child neglect. this video shows t 13-year-old-- trying to get off the bus through an emergency exit in lake wales. and... deputies say he had to walk and hitch-hike to get back to his home in davenport. deputies say brown and simmons left the boy on the bus not once-- but twice in one week. investigators say the pair failed to follow protocol, because they did not check to make sure the bus was empty. the "hulk versus gawker" trial will continue in st. petersburg today. the former wrestler wants 100-million dollars... ...because the website published a sex tape of him, and the ex-wife of his best friend. yesterday... a university of florida journalism professor took the stand on hogan's behalf. he argued the site broke "ethical guidelines." but--gawker's attorneys suggested he was modern journalism. in pinellas county-- a family's home gets a military makeover. back in 2013... corporal devin kyle was injured in combat while serving with the marines in afghanistan
county deputies arrested these women: bus driver gale brown. and attendant gwendolyn simmons. they are both charged with child neglect. this video shows t 13-year-old-- trying to get off the bus through an emergency exit in lake wales. and... deputies say he had to walk and hitch-hike to get back to his home in davenport. deputies say brown and simmons left the boy on the bus not once-- but twice in one week. investigators say the pair failed to follow protocol, because they did not check to...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : March 29, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
emergency responders disappearing behind the dust. 28 people hurt, all expected to survive. gale-force winds also slamming las vegas. >> this is the worst i've seen it here in vegas. >> reporter: while 3 million people in the southwest are under high wind warnings in dry conditions. dust storms blanketing desert roads with zero visibility. new mexico winds picking up unexpected fuel from a forest fire. and back east in the tri-state area, blistering wind knocking down trees and crushing cars. in new jersey, a tragedy. a man found dead after he went up a seven-story rooftop to check on wind damage and may have been blown off the building. coast to coast, dangerous, now deadly winds promising more severe weather this week. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> the new york knicks had a sixth man on the court last night, or make that a kid. a boy slipped past security and ran out to hug star carmelo anthony. anthony said he was shocked at first but he gave the young fan a pat on the head before he was hustled away. later anthony did express concern that this was, quote, definitely a security
emergency responders disappearing behind the dust. 28 people hurt, all expected to survive. gale-force winds also slamming las vegas. >> this is the worst i've seen it here in vegas. >> reporter: while 3 million people in the southwest are under high wind warnings in dry conditions. dust storms blanketing desert roads with zero visibility. new mexico winds picking up unexpected fuel from a forest fire. and back east in the tri-state area, blistering wind knocking down trees and...
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CBS4 News at 6:30PM : KCNC : March 8, 2016 6:30pm-7:00pm MST
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a severe thunderstorm warning right there. coastal warnings for small craft and for gale-force winds. so they're really having their problems back there. here it is, our little snow line across the street. every now and then you see a couple of sprinkles. that's all we're seeing. here's where it sits. a little rain, a little rain mixed with snow, or snow, and it doesn't last very long. it just moves on out. and by the rush hour we are sunny. take a closer look. here it is around denver, maybe some sprinkles, maybe a little rain mixed with snow. further west they could get an inch or two of snow but it doesn't last very long. it is gone. again we roll through the morning rush hour and we have sunny to partly sunny skies. the snow report from yesterday, copper mountain six, beaver creek 14 inches of snow, and larry shows steamboat springs great for boarding. just a bluebird day. 51 and 52 our highs, 26 and 31 the lows, 24 would be normal. 45 and 42 right now, northeast wind at 7, 41% humidity, a steady barometer. temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 20s and 30s over the easter
a severe thunderstorm warning right there. coastal warnings for small craft and for gale-force winds. so they're really having their problems back there. here it is, our little snow line across the street. every now and then you see a couple of sprinkles. that's all we're seeing. here's where it sits. a little rain, a little rain mixed with snow, or snow, and it doesn't last very long. it just moves on out. and by the rush hour we are sunny. take a closer look. here it is around denver, maybe...
The Daily Show : COM : March 1, 2016 11:00pm-11:32pm PST
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passed the republican controlled house of representatives, it's expected to gale fail in the democratic-controlled senate and children in iowa won't be allowed to carry handguns after all. i felt better when i heard that. till i heard. >> this apparently most states do not restrict children from using handguns. >> trevor: yes, most states let kids use handguns. they also let dogs use handguns. did you know that? well, they don't actually all lou them, but -- allow them but there is no law against it. if there's no law against it, it's not like we're going to use our common sense. dogs with guns, like the movie a.r. bud! yeah, we get that! what's that? timmy won't bother me anymore? what did you do? good shot, boy! good shot! (laughter) so it's incredibly easy to give kids guns in america and seems like it's only getting easier. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 1-888-guns-for kids ♪ donate your guns today >> did you know i'm nine years old and in a whole lot of states, i can use firearms? even a machine gun. so call and donate your guns today. ♪ 1-888-guns -- >> oh mix leg! i have been sho
passed the republican controlled house of representatives, it's expected to gale fail in the democratic-controlled senate and children in iowa won't be allowed to carry handguns after all. i felt better when i heard that. till i heard. >> this apparently most states do not restrict children from using handguns. >> trevor: yes, most states let kids use handguns. they also let dogs use handguns. did you know that? well, they don't actually all lou them, but -- allow them but there is...
three other fairly dickinson plays tonight. seton hall thursday, so does iona. the gales hit the road this afternoon, we'll hear from them coming up at 6:00. you can't fake this stuff. it's fever, it's enthusiasm. it's jubilation. >> jubilation indeed. thank you. >>> a popular clothes store on damage control over a t-shirt. what's printed on it, critics believe advocates rape. >>> a happy ending in the missing dog. new information on where rocky was found. david is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:30. >>> a major admission from the nfl, a senior official finally links the sport to brain disorders. >>> it cost nearly 2 $1/2 billion and it's already falling apart. four investigates, finds out what went wrong with the new hudson yard subway station. >>> the fight for 15. >>> forever 21 under fire and apologizing about a t-shirt that some say is a crude joke about sexual consent. don't say maybe if you want to say no. some customers questioning how the shirt was approved. the company has since removed the t-shirt from its website. >>> tonight a missing pup is back home with
three other fairly dickinson plays tonight. seton hall thursday, so does iona. the gales hit the road this afternoon, we'll hear from them coming up at 6:00. you can't fake this stuff. it's fever, it's enthusiasm. it's jubilation. >> jubilation indeed. thank you. >>> a popular clothes store on damage control over a t-shirt. what's printed on it, critics believe advocates rape. >>> a happy ending in the missing dog. new information on where rocky was found. david is here...
NBC Bay Area News at 6 : KNTV : March 20, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
a playoff spot. plus the st. mary gales are heading to the third round of nit. they beat georgia tonight. that game just finished up. >> fallon, brodie is with the shark. shouldn't you be with the 49ers? >> no, raiders. wrong team. joule see me out there. >> looking forward to that and that sharks game. >>> coming up, silicon valley's comic-con is coming to a close. we'll be right back with that. shark. >>> tens of thousands of comic fans turned out for the final day of comic-con at the mcenery convention center. stan lee, this is the man who created spider-man, the x-men and the hulk. people packed a conference hall. he also appeared with steve wozniak who had his own wax image made. >> a good one, too. >> see you at 1 doug mcconnell: hello, i'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the open road. we'll play in the parks of santa clara county, and follow terrific teams competing in a fun and friendly game. we'll follow a picturesque stream from the shoulders of majestic mount diablo all the way to the delta, and meet passionate people protecting its
a playoff spot. plus the st. mary gales are heading to the third round of nit. they beat georgia tonight. that game just finished up. >> fallon, brodie is with the shark. shouldn't you be with the 49ers? >> no, raiders. wrong team. joule see me out there. >> looking forward to that and that sharks game. >>> coming up, silicon valley's comic-con is coming to a close. we'll be right back with that. shark. >>> tens of thousands of comic fans turned out for the...
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Eyewitness News : WABC : March 16, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
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per game and hustling back on d might be a little the gales practice today. 26-10. mac champs but still underdogs which really doesn't matter much to the fellas from iona. they'll be ready to go tomorrow. >> we want to play as hard as we can and hope to come out with a win. it's not whether we're an underdog or lower seed on people's brackets or we didn't get chose, we're just going out there to play. >>> uconn plays colorado tomorrow in an 8-9 game at des moines. the huskies won the acc tournament this year. they know a thing or two about what it takes to be successful in this tournament. won't be easy. never is. but connecticut is ready for the opening round. ready to get it all started tomorrow. >> it means a lot to get here but at the same time we don't want to just get here. we want to make a deep run and make some noise in the tournament. >>> finally from us, president obama has released his own bracket for the men's tournament. perfect for the national champ back in 2009. hasn't had much luck since then. kansas, texas a&m. eventually the champion, kansas. he also picked the
per game and hustling back on d might be a little the gales practice today. 26-10. mac champs but still underdogs which really doesn't matter much to the fellas from iona. they'll be ready to go tomorrow. >> we want to play as hard as we can and hope to come out with a win. it's not whether we're an underdog or lower seed on people's brackets or we didn't get chose, we're just going out there to play. >>> uconn plays colorado tomorrow in an 8-9 game at des moines. the huskies...
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ET Entertainment Tonight : KRDO : March 2, 2016 12:07am-12:37am MST
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NewsChannel 5 at 11pm : WEWS : March 17, 2016 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
. >> that's where they try to go behind the back. >> the gale bulldogs -- yale bulldogs! >> less than 150,000 perfect brackets exist on espn.com. better luck next year if you want to feel a little bit better, 40% of all their players had no chance at a perfect bracket after just two games. two games. wow. ncaa tournament is underway. michigan state place tomorrow against middle tennessee. forbes play and not think about him playing for cleveland state just last year under jerry waters. >> i personally think if we execute and follow the game plan, it kind of is up to us, our destiny, i'd say, you know? because we have some of the best staff to prepare for games. the best in the country. if we can execute and do what they tell us, we'll be fine. >>> the cavaliers have the night off, in orlando and miami tomorrow and saturday. all the talk today about kyrie irving scoring 33 last night, the point guard only had one assist. didn't go his way because guys missed back its. cleveland.com says there was rumbling in the locker room about having a point guard who ends the night with just one assist. >>
. >> that's where they try to go behind the back. >> the gale bulldogs -- yale bulldogs! >> less than 150,000 perfect brackets exist on espn.com. better luck next year if you want to feel a little bit better, 40% of all their players had no chance at a perfect bracket after just two games. two games. wow. ncaa tournament is underway. michigan state place tomorrow against middle tennessee. forbes play and not think about him playing for cleveland state just last year under...
NBC10 News at 6pm : WCAU : March 20, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
gale-force coaster still under construction. >> my kids love going on the rides, we like to get the discount on the tickets and take advantage of that. so when summer comes we're ready to go. >> in a.c., these siblings had a slippery boardwalk to themselves. parents hope any slush or snow melts fast to avoid a slick monday morning commute. until the temperatures rise, nothing here is melting fast. >> even though we're a bit a a ways from summer it just tastes good. >> so here we are on the first day of spring, summer meantime june 21st is 93 days away. let's hope mother nature makes it up to us, i'm cydnel long, nbc 10 news. >>> for continuing coverage on the weather, download the free nbc 10 app. there you'll find the latest forecasts plus our live first alert weather radar. > >>>. >>> the wildcats are back in the sweet 16 of the ncaa tournament of at villanova for the first time since 2009 and john clark is live with more. >> yeah, they crushed iowa and eye tell you what, for these seniors especially, they were sent home early the last two years. they heard the questions all year
gale-force coaster still under construction. >> my kids love going on the rides, we like to get the discount on the tickets and take advantage of that. so when summer comes we're ready to go. >> in a.c., these siblings had a slippery boardwalk to themselves. parents hope any slush or snow melts fast to avoid a slick monday morning commute. until the temperatures rise, nothing here is melting fast. >> even though we're a bit a a ways from summer it just tastes good. >>...
News Ch8 at 5:30PM : WFLA : March 1, 2016 5:30pm-6:00pm EST
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and they want to leave but it's hard, it's very hard. >> reporter: tranay gale owns an organization that works with troubled young people. >> i was helping a young girl who had a boyfriend who would sell her to supply the drugs and for a roof and food over her head, that's what she had to do. >> reporter: a new law requires this sign must be posted at nude clubs, massage parlors and nail salons. >> should be at least one copy visible to the public as well as the employees. >> reporter: the signs refer readers to the national human trafficking resource center. >> we want to make sure that people who may be impacted by human trafficking, maybe their family members or the people themselves know there are resources out there that they can connect to. >> reporter: i checked a number of strip clubs and found not one had the signs out where i could see them. none would go on camera. some had different versions found in an adult magazine. a few told me they posted them in a dressing room. good but are not what the law says. >> the real goal of this is to help make sure that the are going to
and they want to leave but it's hard, it's very hard. >> reporter: tranay gale owns an organization that works with troubled young people. >> i was helping a young girl who had a boyfriend who would sell her to supply the drugs and for a roof and food over her head, that's what she had to do. >> reporter: a new law requires this sign must be posted at nude clubs, massage parlors and nail salons. >> should be at least one copy visible to the public as well as the...
. and and gale winds are kicking up to 35 miles per hour. for us, the highway patrol high pressure that's helping to push all of the moisture? keeping us nice and mild except for the wind. the wind is going to stick around until tomorrow, very springlike. and as we move to friday, the tail end of the mess, and we may get a shower on you two from that come sunday. small craft advisory, threat of being wildcats, rip currents, not a good night to be out on the boat. advisory, 20 knot winds, and coastal waters, very rough. the next high tide, 9:07, 10:28, the uv index tomorrow at 10. tomorrow, nice and mild here's the extended outlook. we continue to warmup. and by the way, sunday, that's that's the start daylight saving time, which means that we lose an hour of sleep. and we have to set our clocks ahead one hour. that's the the the 7-on-7 forecast. >> anchor: and we're checking out a situation in pinecrest, the report of a suspicious package. >> lynn: ralph, what's going on? >> reporter: actually, that's a personal safe. i don't know if you can see it. next to that parking space right
. and and gale winds are kicking up to 35 miles per hour. for us, the highway patrol high pressure that's helping to push all of the moisture? keeping us nice and mild except for the wind. the wind is going to stick around until tomorrow, very springlike. and as we move to friday, the tail end of the mess, and we may get a shower on you two from that come sunday. small craft advisory, threat of being wildcats, rip currents, not a good night to be out on the boat. advisory, 20 knot winds, and...
WESH 2 News at 6pm : WESH : March 10, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
walked approximately 30 miles to his home in davenport. the bus driver, 51-year-old gale brown, along with the bus attendant, 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons, are both charged with two counts of negligent child abuse. meredith: it is apparent worst nightmare, a van videotaping under the skirts of little girls. jim: how detectives found a man they say was doing just that, and what he had to say to police. meredith: and an emotional homecoming for troops who were it' t want to best day ever for 130 families across central florida. meredith: matt lupoli' s live with a special homecoming nine months in the making. matt: in just about an hour ago, two flights brought the troops here to daytona beach international airport for one big special reunion. archie askie: it' s the best feeling in the world right now. it is great, it is awesome couldn' t wait for this day. ,it has been a long year, but i so glad to be home with my am family. matt: about 130 national guard soldiers made it home to their families, a special welcome, and a big thank you met the 1-265th, after a nine-month deployment in
walked approximately 30 miles to his home in davenport. the bus driver, 51-year-old gale brown, along with the bus attendant, 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons, are both charged with two counts of negligent child abuse. meredith: it is apparent worst nightmare, a van videotaping under the skirts of little girls. jim: how detectives found a man they say was doing just that, and what he had to say to police. meredith: and an emotional homecoming for troops who were it' t want to best day ever for...
gale force winds and monster waves in the gulf. it had 56 crew members aboard that were buried still under the water. >> oh, my gosh. >> more tonight on that at 6:00 as well. >>> breaking news tonight. nbc news and a shocking trail of terror in brussels. the boum maker believed dead. tonight what richard engel has learned about how the horrific plot may have been set in motion. and a secret message found in a garbage can. >>> fight over their wives. donald trump blame ted cruz for an ad, threatening to spill the beans on ted cruz's wife. tonight heidi cruz fires back. >>> spring blizzard emergency shut down a major airport. people trapped in their cars on highwa highways. >>> birth control battle. a big fight today that could impact women across the country. "nightly news" begins right now.
gale force winds and monster waves in the gulf. it had 56 crew members aboard that were buried still under the water. >> oh, my gosh. >> more tonight on that at 6:00 as well. >>> breaking news tonight. nbc news and a shocking trail of terror in brussels. the boum maker believed dead. tonight what richard engel has learned about how the horrific plot may have been set in motion. and a secret message found in a garbage can. >>> fight over their wives. donald trump...
ABC7 News on KOFY 7PM : KOFY : March 20, 2016 7:00pm-7:31pm PDT
for the n.i.t. randy bennett could only wonder what if. today the team hosted georgia. the gales led by 13 at the break, then the inbounds to herman. the bulldogs made a run. kenny gains with the long two. cut the lead but no-no -- but got no closer. the gaels pulled away. then a minute and a half left, st. mary's leads georgia 75-65. >>> the warriors will return to action tomorrow at minnesota as of now, senator andrew bogut is listed as doubtful. he missed last night's showdown with the spurs because of a strained big toe. the seven-footer's absence was felt as the spurs outrebounded the warriors by 16. not having bogut on defense helped la marcus aldridge find his game, finishing with a game high 26, as compared to five against a healthy both gut oakland. coach steve kerr is not making excuses. >> they were without done dan last -- duncan last thyme. this is the nab. injuries happen. it was a battle of their size and our speed and their shooting and they were a little too much for us. >> couldn't make shot wes normally make. so i don't necessarily think a big lineup did what they
for the n.i.t. randy bennett could only wonder what if. today the team hosted georgia. the gales led by 13 at the break, then the inbounds to herman. the bulldogs made a run. kenny gains with the long two. cut the lead but no-no -- but got no closer. the gaels pulled away. then a minute and a half left, st. mary's leads georgia 75-65. >>> the warriors will return to action tomorrow at minnesota as of now, senator andrew bogut is listed as doubtful. he missed last night's showdown with...
coast. we do have a gale warnings there, all the way in through new orleans and in through the panhandle florida. that will remain in effect until 7:15 tonight. now, the tale end of that will continue to travel through the northeast. we will replain breezy if not down right windy over the next couple of days. threat of rip currents. small craft advisory. winds building all the way up to 30 kno. for new the florida keys, you have an advisory as well. coastal waters very rough. next high tide 8:18. 9:39 for the lower keys. water temperature holding firm at 72 degrees. for tonight still some i and out clouds. over night lows will be in the low 70s right around coats and the lower keys. and then for tomorrow we're going to see once again moments of sunshine and cloudiness. highs will be in the upper 70s to the low eight 350e6789s here's 80s. here's your extended out look. breezy through saturday and a reminder on sunday. the start of daylit saving which means we lose an hour of sleep. time to set your clocks head one hour. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >> lynn: yairks yairks less sl
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Published: Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Updated: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 15:11
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The above graph illustrates Vassar's current grade distribution with 83% of students receiving a B- or higher and only 5% receiving a C+ or less last year.
In many colleges and universities across the United States, grade inflation is on the rise, and Vassar is no exception. Yet, while the data paint a clear picture of rising grades, the causes, effects and remedies for the trend remain far less certain.
In the 1986-1987 academic year, only 24.1 percent of grades awarded at Vassar were either A's or A-'s, in the 2009-2010 academic year that number was 52.2 percent—more than a 100 percent jump.
Dean of Faculty Jon Chenette explained, "Colleges nationwide have seen a rise in the mean grade point average of their graduates of about .1 each decade over the last several decades. Vassar's average GPA has risen at almost twice that rate, from a graduating-senior mean GPA of 3.13 in 1989 to 3.52 in the class of 2012."
Moreover, he said that currently, "83% of our grades are in [the B- to A] range. When you add another 10% of our grades that are "SA"
(Satisfactory Ungraded Work), and another 2% that are "PA" (Passing NRO), that leaves about 5% of grades in the C, D, and F range, with most of those being C+, C, or C-."
One possible explanation for this trend is that students are simply performing better in classes. Tellingly, Vassar has become more selective over the years; it's applicant pool has grown in size and qualifications over the years.
According to the Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid David Borus, in the last 12 years, the pool of applicants doubled from 4,000 to 8,000 candidates."During that time, average SAT scores (critical reading and math combined) have risen by nearly 90 points, and the average high school GPA has increased from a B+ to an A-/A," Borus said.
Thus, Vassar may well be attracting academically stronger students. Registrar Colleen Mallet explained, "many high schools offer more AP courses and a richer curriculum which strengthens students academically."
However, for many letter grades on a piece of paper may not be enough to discern whether they are 'smarter' or not. "I think it is accurate to note that as a group, they have stronger academic credentials—at least on paper—than their predecessors did," said Borus.
Whether or not this relates to higher average grades attained once they arrive in college seems to me to be speculation that I will leave to others." However, as previously noted, Vassar is not the only institution dealing with the plight. "Grade inflation is not an isolated Vassar issue," noted Registrar Colleen Mallet. "I was recently at a meeting of Registrar's from our peer schools and they are also experiencing grade inflation... Smith, Mt. Holyoke, Wellesley, Wesleyan, Middlebury, Williams, Dartmouth, Amherst, Connecticut College."
The Harvard Crimson reported that in June 1969, about 70 percent of students had a cumulative course grade average of B- or better; in June of 1974 that number reach 82 percent; and most recently in 2001, 91 percent of Harvard students graduated with honors.
Similarly, the Yale Herald reported that the average Yale grade was a B- in 1967. A B+ was the average in 1997, while in 2008, it was 3.49. 60 percent of Yale's grades were likely within the A range.
Even the University of Chicago, an infamously demanding institution, has not stemmed the tide.
A 2010 study by retired Duke University professor Stuart Rojstaczer and associate professor at Furman University Christopher Healy found that the University of Chicago saw its average GPA rise from 2.50 in 1965 to 3.26 in 1999 and 3.35 in 2006.
Indeed, many outright disagree with the notion that GPAs are rising because students are performing better and instead suggest that grading culture has changed. Some chalk this up to the Course Evaluation Questionnaires (CEQs) filled out by students at the end of each course. Professor of Political Science Richard Born explained, "There's so many pressures on faculty to inflate the grades. It's particularly intense on junior faculty because there are statistics, albeit at other institutions, that show a positive relationship between grades and CEQs. Even if there's no clear-cut relation, simply there being a chance will make some anxious and want to play it safe."
He continued, explaining that even without the CEQs there has been a shift in grading culture. "Giving a grade below a B- is basically in response to gross malfeasance. In other words, a student is not handing in a paper or does so a month late. As long as the student is fulfilling requirements: doing the assignments, handing them in on time, etc it's very unlikely you'll give a student a grade lower than a B- based on poor quality," said Born. "Effectively speaking, something that is poor quality will receive a B-. Some years ago, this student may have received a C- or a D+."
Overall, faculty thought that grade inflation led to students learning less. "I also believe that students nowadays are facing (and need to be prepared for) a globally competitive job market, which requires more skills and more effort than ever before," said Professor of Economics Ergys Islamaj. "In that regard, it is imperative that students are held accountable to the right incentives and challenges in the classroom (tough grading is only one way to do so), and that they are best prepared for the professional world awaiting them after Vassar."
"College is about matching your interests with what you can do best in your life and grade inflation may distort this matching mechanism and ultimately be very detrimental to students," he finished.
Other professors were concerned about what grade inflation would mean for students' employment prospects.
"If we don't keep up with other schools in regards to rising grades, then our graduates will be relatively handicapped when it comes to the job market or graduate school applications," said Born.
Indeed for many graduate schools there is a large emphasis on high GPAs. "For those pursuing graduate and professional school, high undergraduate GPAs...are often necessary to gain admission to top PhD programs, law schools, and other competitive programs," said Director of Career Development Stacy Bingham.
Despite this, some admissions committees are moving towards a more holistic approach. Assistant Dean of Studies/ Director, Office for Fellowships and Pre-Health Advising Lisa Kooperman explained, "[Many] fellowships do not stress grades as a driving factor in the selection process. Likewise medical schools are moving toward a more holistic approach to admissions. I would say that it is the "whole package" that matters more than any one factor in someone's application."
While the exact consequences of grade inflation remain debated, most faculty believe that grade inflation is a problem. On survey given in Spring 2011, 65% of the 124 faculty responders strongly agreed or somewhat agreed with the statement "Grade inflation is a serious problem detracting from the quality of student learning at Vassar."
While faculty agree that it is a problem, they recognize that there is no quick fix. "[It's a] collective action dilemma. Everyone behaving this way means everyone gets screwed. Yet it's so difficult to change course because the individual or college that holds out will essentially hurt people," said Born. "If everyone stopped grade inflation and used the corresponding letter grades, then individuals would not get hurt."
"However, by following the mob, the problem perpetuates itself. If you don't do so, professors can suffer because they can become less popular among the student body and either receive poor CEQs or have less students registered in their classes," Born finished.
Overall, some felt a conflict between normatively being against grade inflation and practically not having to deal with negative consequences of being first to change. Ryan Murphy '14 said, "Because we are compared to students from other schools when we apply to grad school and enter the workforce, grade inflation is beneficial to us so long as it is also happening elsewhere...[However,] Vassar, being a progressive institution, should be at the forefront of the fight against grade inflation, and not only make it a mission to curb such a practice within its own walls, but encourage its peer institutions to follow suit."
The College is currently considering ways to limit grade inflation. While no solutions have been proposed by the faculty. At the Vassar Student Association on Nov. 11, Chenette addressed some of the methods used by other colleges. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill publishes the "schedule GPA" or average GPA of someone taking exactly the same schedule next to the students GPA. Another proposal is placing a cap on the median GAP of large introductory classes or setting a maximum percentage of students who can earn As or A-s. While the VSA was generally in support of contextualizing transcripts, there are no plans for a formal proposal from the faculty.
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If in life, you find that it sometimes throws, not a curve-ball, but a train at you, what do you do? For Daikichi Kawachi, this is what happens to him. Upon the death of his grandfather, bachelor Daikichi finds out that his grand-pére had an illegitimate child (for the purposes of the review I'm calling her illegitimate; no child should feel or be addressed as illegitimate, in my opinion), Rin Kaga. With no mother in sight and his family not wanting to stand up and do the decent thing, Daikichi does the unusual and announces that he will take care of Rin. And so begins their life together. I picked this up on the basis of a positive review from the Manga Curmudgeon site. I had heard of it earlier and didn't know if I wanted to pick it up. But after going into Hodges and Figgis in Dawson Street, I couldn't get a hold of volume one. So volume two was there and rather than admit defeat, I bought it. Glad I did.
I have a soft spot for stories about children. Mostly because I got bullied in school, I understand how children get cheesed off with grown ups and the fact that their lives are decided by people who might love them, just that they might not get how life is for them. I know parents and guardians want the best of their young charges but sometimes it helps to view the world from a vertical and mature challenged perspective. Rin is you. Rin is me. The world is a big scary place and Dad just died. You have no one in your corner. And so, you are invisible. Now imagine with someone with Dad's kind of personality comes in and decides to stick around. How would your life change then? Daikichi is you. Daikichi is me. Imagine you're enjoying your carefree life. Nothing and nobody is your master. You have a good enough job that allows you to do as you want in your free time. Now imagine that a bombshell like a child is dropped into your lap. And none of the folks will touch it to save their lives. And you know it's the right thing to do and stand up for someone who can't stand up for themselves. You do so. How would your life change then?
Bunny Drop is a story of halves. Daikichi's life is turned upside down by the arrival of this six year old. And she's quiet. And does what she's told. So, Daikichi has to become mother and father within a second of deciding to take care of Rin. Problem is, he doesn't have a clue how to do it. So he needs all the help he can get. In this he gets it from his co-workers, some of whom are parents, and the people at daycare. His family helps as well as soon as they settle into the idea of Rin being in their lives. For Rin, her father took care of her. Her mother hovered in the picture but left no trace of her involvement in Rin's life deliberately. She didn't think she could handle the responsibility of Rin and so left all the decisions to Rin's father. So Rin has grown up to go at a certain pace. Any faster and she wouldn't handle it very well. But as Daikichi coaxes her out of her shell she becomes a brighter and happier child.
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Yumi Unita's arwork is lovely. Giving all of the exaggerated expressions to Daikichi and the calm ones to Rin is perfect. As children we don't notice (hopefully) our parents stress and fuss as simple things like health booster shots and school entrance applications destroy their sanity. We just go on as we do, smiling in the knowledge that God's in heaven and all's right with the world. Having the child be the centre of calmness reflects this worldview from a child's place and the stress of Daikichi's normal parental problems fits him perfectly.
The supporting cast is good and solid. At nursery, there's Kouki and his mother. Kouki's mother helps Daikichi make sense of the little things that go with being a parent. It's clear that Daikichi likes her but Rin takes more importance with Daikichi right now. At home, Mam (grandfather's daughter) and Dad Kawachi get used to the idea of Rin quickly and Daikichi's sister, Kazumi, falls naturally into an aunt role. The sticking point in the family is Daikichi's uncle, his grandfather's first-born son. Uncle has a serious problem with Rin but he's doing it in a quiet, raging way. If we return to him in volume three, he's going to be trouble. Finally, at work Daikichi's workmates swiftly have gotten used to the idea that he's got a child to take care of.
Yen Press give a good effort on this with minor sound effects being dual translated in English and Romaji, the artwork is clear and fine and the paper is decently constructed.While the series is ongoing, the next volume will be out in March in the US next year. I can hardly wait.
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Everything happens as expected: GPO-A cleans out Local Admins and add "Alice" & "Bob" gets added; GPO-B adds "Charlie".
The local users on the PC gets deleted, and "Alice" and "Bob" gets added.
Result: Local Admins contain "Alice", "Bob", and "Charlie"
My confusion: In Experiment 2, I thought GPO-A will totally erase the Local Admins group, including users added by GPO-B (since GPO-A gets applied after GPO-B). As it happens, it only erase local users from the Local Admins, but keeps the domain users.
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After both your experiments the local group Administrators contains the same members: Alice, Bob and Charlie. That is not the documented behavior and not what I have seen in my tests.
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I can confirm from my own experience that if a group's members are set via multiple restricted group policies only those members remain that are configured in the GPO that is applied last.
To troubleshoot and find out why you are seeing a different behavior enable group policy logging to gpsvc.log as described here.


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People buy from ... people. That adage may be the oldest one in the book, but it's also the truest. In the case of insurance, it's often viewed as a commodity people have an obligation towards. But for Ihry Insurance of North Dakota, it's about more than being another standard policy people hold. It's about providing people with a sense of security and trust and removing any inkling of obligation. Ihry Insurance is our next Best of Advertising Strategy feature for Leighton Broadcasting.
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Gary Ihry of Hope, ND was a butcher by trade. In the early 1980's, as a way to supplement his income to support his growing family, Gary began selling life and hail insurance on the side. Well, that side gig turned out to be a pretty good hustle and soon Gary and his wife Mary opened Ihry Insurance in Hope. It was at that point in history the federal government introduced Multiple Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI). Gary's new company became crop insurance experts, promoting coverage and protection to agriculture producers and farmers.
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Shane Larck is Ihry Insurance's owner today, having taken over from his dad, Gary. "I truly believe branding is a process and we really decided to hit that hard 10 or 12 years ago. We work with several media companies including Leighton Broadcasting. We try to strategize based on the markets and who we're trying to attract. North Dakota is a predominantly Ag-producing state - we also produce oil and wind. So, our demographic is primarily farmers, and 60 percent of our business is agriculture-based coverage, with all other lines of business representing the other 40 percent," Shane said.
He continued, "Knowing that, we try to strategize our branding based on certain geographical locations, times of year, and listener ages. For example, when farmers are busy in fields, we know they might not be listening to the radio. We'll promote water and boating toys in the summer, and lake homes and properties in the spring."
Ihry Insurance's AE is Michael McNeal. He talked about how the insurance company differentiates their brand from the rest of the market. "Their belief is people should be important, and people should be protected. It's both that simple and that monumental. Sometimes the insurance business gets a bad rap. We've all heard stories about sleazy sales guys who take advantage of people, take their money, and disappear. Ihry's mission is to be a viable, present part of customers' lives. If there's a claim check, Shane and the guys hand-deliver it. If there's an issue, they've addressed it before you can even call it in."
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Shane talked about managing a consistent branding strategy not only across all lines of business, but across seven locations as well. "When I was dealing with seven, eight, or nine radio stations at one time it was very cumbersome. I didn't know how to consistently get my message across. Now, Michael takes care of all of our media buying. He works directly with all of those advertisers in person – buying media, and getting the commercials produced at the right time. I would say the ease of doing business with Leighton Broadcasting has been huge."
Michael concurred. "They were too big and tired of managing all those relationships. We handle all their marketing now - including media buys and production," he said. "One time, I got Shane to sing in an on-air spot. There's a whole lot of trust in that! He gives his brand what it needs to be successful - and that's the frequency and consistency of radio. He understands that strategy and executes it well. He just gets it."
Together, Ihry Insurance and Leighton Broadcasting promote and support the local agriculture business in relevant markets. Attending a handful of annual farm shows in Fargo, Grand Forks, and Devils Lake, the two have hosted live remotes, appreciation lunches, and other ways to show gratitude for the work the ag business people do.
After all, you're protected and appreciated at Ihry - the company's tagline jingle.
What Makes Ihry Insurance an Excellent Candidate for the Best of Advertising Strategy in 2017?
From Michael's point of view, it goes back to the topic of belief he mentioned. "They are the best because they follow the plan. They don't sway from it and they trust Leighton Broadcasting to help their business. Shane has certain things throughout the year he wants included, but then he lets our team run with it. He lets me follow the strategy. I write the commercials and tweak a few things based on Ihry's voice. For the first time ever, he attended Brandsformation. To hear it from the man (Chuck Mefford) himself, after eight years … to have a client have the blind faith in what we do, believe in it, and see it work … that's why I do what I do. For clients like Shane and Ihry Insurance."
Shane's take on his company's inclusion is reflective of the company's overall mission statement. He said, "Radio branding has made us successful. Along with the great team of people we work with - as well as relationships including Leighton Broadcasting. That's what it's all about. Making valuable relationships, the ease of doing business, and developing our brand."