been this expressive. this is the pursuit >> kevin: the hawkeyes have lead by 6 and the buckeyes by 5. let's look at the capital one impact performance. >> dan: mike gesell has done it on both ends of the court. this is one of his two dunks. how many times we say he has two dunks in a game? and this is a spectacular dunk, the young man averaging over 8 points a game and 16 today. the biggest reason why the hawkeyes have the lead. >> kevin: and he is the last player with points, steals and assists, passing number four on the list for assists. dan asked fran mccaffery who needed to play and he said it was his position, glls gesell. williams stays in the contest >> dan: iowa has gone back to a zone. >> kevin: weaving through it is williams. and lyle draws a double. >> dan: what a pass! >> kevin: lurfing, 3 -- good! he put it down! [cheers and applause] 4 of 6 on triples. 1-point game! [cheers and applause] [crowd yelling] >> kevin: 10 seconds on the clock, woodbury free, gesell driving, scooping -- no. woodbury had a hand on it but picked up by bates-diop. a chance for the lead for the

is the pursuit of perfection. >> kevin: the hawkeyes have lead by 6 and the buckeyes by 5. let's look at the capital one impact performance. >> dan: mike gesell has done it on both ends of the court. this is one of his two dunks. how many times we say he has two dunks in a game? and this is a spectacular dunk, the young man averaging over 8 points a game and 16 today. the biggest reason why the hawkeyes have the lead. >> kevin: and he is the last player with points, steals and assists, passing number four on dan asked fran mccaffery who needed to play and he said it was his position, glls gesell. williams stays in the contest for the buckeyes. >> dan: iowa has gone back to a zone. >> kevin: weaving through it is williams. and lyle draws a double. >> dan: what a pass! >> kevin: lurfing, 3 -- good! he put it down! [cheers and applause] 4 of 6 on triples. 1-point game! [cheers and applause] [crowd yelling] >> kevin: 10 seconds on the clock, woodbury free, gesell driving, scooping -- no. woodbury had a hand on it but picked up by bates-diop. buckeyes. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: williams. l

is the pursuit of perfection. >> kevin: the hawkeyes have lead by 6 and the buckeyes by 5. let's look at the capital one impact performance. >> dan: mike gesell has done it on both ends of the court. this is one of his two dunks. how many times we say he has two dunks in a game? and this is a spectacular dunk, the young man averaging over 8 points a game and 16 today. the biggest reason why the hawkeyes have the lead. >> kevin: and he is the last assists, passing number four on the list for assists. dan asked fran mccaffery who needed to play and he said it was his position, glls gesell. williams stays in the contest for the buckeyes. >> dan: iowa has gone back to a zone. >> kevin: weaving through it is williams. and lyle draws a double. >> dan: what a pass! >> kevin: lurfing, 3 -- good! he put it down! [cheers and applause] 4 of 6 on triples. 1-point game! [cheers and applause] [crowd yelling] >> kevin: 10 seconds on the clock, woodbury free, gesell woodbury had a hand on it but picked up by bates-diop. a chance for the lead for the buckeyes. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: williams.

took kevin. he has a gun. a police officer is heading to you now, ma'am. you're safe. his name's charlie alanak. kevin knows him from school. parker: okay, okay. do you know where they were going? suzanne: no. well, yes... to see someone... someone named robbie. parker: do you know who that is? no idea. why did he come here? parker: i'm trying to figure tt out, ma'am. but help's on its way, okay? you just stay inside. suzanne: okay. mrs. alanak, does charlie know somebody named robbie? robbie's not a person. ed: boss, tom robbarts field. kempton university. the scene of the crime. let's move. mr. lane? please. maam, we're gonna do everything we can. i promise you that. (sirens wail) maybe he wants to face his ghosts. some kind of atonement. parker: charlie's assault - he snapped, pushed that kid to his death - it was an impulse. charlie talked about making a choice that day... there's something we're missing here. sam: hey, boss, i'm here with raf now. thpolice report said that don witnessed it. okay, bring him, sam. we need to get inside this thing. need all the help we can get.

apa. e all-new lexus rx hyb nes luee is essive. is is thrsui pctn. >> kevin: the hawkeyes have lead by 6 and the buckeyes by 5. let's look at the capital one impact performance. >> dan: mike gesell has done it on both ends of the court. this is one of his two dunks. how many times we say he has two and this is a spectacular dunk, the young man averaging over 8 points a game and 16 today. the biggest reason why the hawkeyes have the lead. >> kevin: and he is the last player with points, steals and assists, passing number four on the listor assists. dan asked fran mccaffery who needed to play and he said it was his position, glls gesell. williams stays in the contest for the buckeyes. >> dan: iowa has gone back to a zone. >> kevin: weaving through it is williams. and lyle draws a double. >> dan: what a pass! >> kevin: lurfing, 3 -- good! he put it down! [cheers and applause] 4 of 6 on triples. [cheers and applause] [crowd yelling] >> kevin: 10 seconds on the clock, woodbury free, gesell driving, scooping -- no. woodbury had a hand on it but picked up by bates-diop. a chance for the le

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york, this is "charlie rose." -- charlie: kevin spacey is here. season four of "house of cards" premieres on march 4. here is a look. >> you have no idea what it means to have nothing. you don't value what we have achieved. i have testified for everything my entire life -- i have had to fight for everything my entire life. >> i saw the future. ourf future. >> had a future until you started destroying -- we had a future until you started destroying it. announcede: it was that spacey will become the head of the studio. newwill premiere a miniseries executive produced and guest narrated by, guest who -- guess who, kevin spacey. what is it about frank underwood? why do you like him? why do we find him fascinating? is it evil incarnate? it seems to me we could go back a long way and say we have been fascinated by politically -- political figures. frank underwood was born out of shakespeare. he was based on richard iii and to some degree iago. not macbeth, because macbeth hesitated. charlie: frank does not hesitate. kevin: a few ignore -- if you ignore

charlie rose: kevin spacey is here he is a two-time oscar-winning actor at the start of the groundbreaking netflix series house of cards. on marchur premieres 4. here's a look. spacey: you have no idea what it means to have nothing. you don't value what we have achieved. had to fight for everything my entire life. >> i saw a future. our future. >> we had a future until you started destroying it. cnn will premiere a new miniseries executive produced and guest narrated by, guess who, kevin spacey. what is it about frank underwood? why do you like him? why do we find him fascinating? is it evil incarnate? kevin: it seems to me we could go back a long way and say we have been fascinated by political figures. frank underwood was born out of shakespeare. he was based on richard iii and to some degree iago. not macbeth, because macbeth hesitated. charlie: frank does not hesitate. kevin: if you ignore the murder and the conniving, he does get used on. i think that is part of what attracts people to the show. charlie: do you think that the image of that is part of the reason that don

nancy o'dell and kevin >> o'dell: welcome, everybody, to "grammy red carpet live." it's going to be such an exciting night. >> it's music's biggest night and we're thrilled to bring you all the action from the red carpet. >> o'dell: we'll talk about all your favorite stars and take you back stage of the grammy awards. >> you cannot miss. this by the way, look who we have for the first{vo interview, you are performing tonight! >> i am. >> o'dell: you're doing a tribute to lionel richie. >> yes, i'm going to sing "hello" with bunch of other performances. >> o'dell:. >> o'dell: when you heard what you were going to be doing on your grammy day why, what was your reaction? i always wanted to wait to go my first time until i was performing or presenting. so i'm here and i'm excited. >> and then you also are heading out on tour. let's not forget about that. >> the turnout tour with nick jonas. >> o'dell: and you have an incredible video. >> from my single, yes. i'm very excited about that. >> o'dell: very busy laidy. yes. ou enjoy tonight, and as we like to say, break a leg. i'm going to r

robert: coming up on "sports sunday," maryland battles michigan. joinsplus, kevin sheehan us in studio. and the gw basketball team is going international. their secret to success. robert: please stay off your phones for a little bit and pay attention because you might learn a little something. "sports sunday" starts now. announcer: buckle up, sports fans, this is abc 7 "sports sunday." erin: thank you for joining us. he is robert burton. i am erin hawksworth. robert: we start with college hoops, the ter after losing a couple in a row, and they had a chance today against michigan. maryland on the move, finding robert carter jr. with the finish. by five at the break. second half, melo trimble with the drive. stone, and diamond one. here is the thing, michigan hung around. marylandhe second, misses the three, but carter is there. and winop their skid 86-80 two. here is mark turgeon after the game. coach: the forget who we are and what we are about. a lot of coaches would love to be 23-5 and have the players that i have. >> we feel good about it. team getting better. times, but this

. lukas this weekend saw the first step in fullfilling a dream for one siouxland teen. kevin farias recieved a scholarship for flying lessons and he took to the skies for the first time. abc9 news reporter elisa raffa met the inspiring teen ... intro: it was a gorgeous morning to be outside, and an even more perfect day to be up flying in the skies. but for 14 year old heelan student kevin farias, this was more than just a plane ride, this was the first step in fullfilling his dream. nat sound plane "how you feeling?" elisa raffa abc9 news "uh, pretty awesome" says kevin farias, 14 year old flight student. kevin farias is just 14 years old but he's known that he's wanted to be a pilot since he was 10. the local chapter of the experimental aircraft association has awarded kevin a scholarship for ground school and flight lessons to help him achieve that goal... a dream inspired by his dad. kevin's father was also a pilot for the navy, and after sharing the same passion with his son, the farias sent kevin to military school where he could learn aviation. "i am most certain that i am ma

city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin spacey. bill and melinda gates. musical guest kygo. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 423 tennessee. jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you! thank you very much! thank you! oh! oh. oh, my goodness! thank you so much. thank you. welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. come on, you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] it's happening. this is happening. you guys, we have kevin spacey on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. the man who plays a scheming diabolical president, him in this election, the safe choice. [ laughter and applause ] we also have bill gates on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we wanted to have a soft spoken, thoughtful billionaire who is trying to make the world a better place -- [ laughter ] but since donald trump wasn't available, we went with bill gates. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i can't make it. i'm busy. [ laughter ] actually tonight the republican candid

: it's a quick hitter. >> jeff: throw it to kevin durant. >> mike: westbrook will inbound and they put bogut on the inbound. give. roberson comes back in the game. they only had four guys out there, ibaka, durant, waiters also out there. >> jeff: don't be surprised if they use durant initially as a screener to try to open up somebody and force a >> mike: inside, durant puts it up. overtime. we get five more minutes of this. what a comeback from golden state down 12 here in the fourth quarter. andre iguodala hits two clutch free throws, and we'll have an extra session. >> mark: this is good defense by draymond green, the contest, makeable shot. you got to live with it. >> mike: this presentation of nba saturday primetime continues from our abc stations.tt2w`tkfd* bt@qzj tt2w`tkfd* "a@qjfd tt2w`tkfd* bm@qamh tt4w`tkfd*" dztq =$h tt4w`tkfd*" entq m ( tt4w`tkfd*" gzt& t'p tt4w`tkfd*" hnt& d)< tt4w`tkfd*" iztq .@d tt4w`tkfd*" jntq <0$ tt4w`tkfd*" lzt& $]x >> mike: welcome back to nba saturday primetime. this down the stretch of regulation. klay thompson able to lay it in to bring them to wi

big mess inside another school after two pipes burst. kevin: cooling off today with a couple of fairly quiet days ahead of a couple of systems we are tracking with snow chances. sean: should there be a registry for drug dealers in new hampshire? one of several issues facing lawmakers in concord today area -- today. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good thursday morning. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i' m sean mcdonald. let' s talk about the weather out there. what do we have on tap? kevin: usually, the chilly air has temperatures closer to the average and today is a good example of that. it is going to feel a lot cooler than it has been over the last couple of days. clear skies in southern areas. the north country. temperatures into the afternoon only getting back up to the 20' s and 30' s. a breeze out of the northwest wil drive in colder air. we want to take a look at your thursday morning ride. s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. police around the scene of a very serious crash in marlborough. 101 is closed in both directions due to

tonight's comedians are from comic book man sundays on a m.c. kevin smith is back on the program. (applause) fantastic. performing at the bur bown theater in nebraska february 19th. coauthor of 45 issues of deadpool comics brian posehn. deadpool sponsoring comedy central and this show but i would say in all sin certificatity and even if they weren't sponsoring, moderating the deadpool panel at comic-con last year was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. because everyone expected "star wars" to be big. everyone expected all the fox movies to be big, fox marvel movies. but when the deadpool trailer showed and all the nerds were like please don't [bleep] thup and they saw the trailer, it was like oh my [bleep] god! like it was the most incredible experience. >> i remember hi an unassisted, o orgasm. >> i was hands up. >> chris: you're going hands free. and also on the program you can catch him on almost every pod cast except for serial, so far. matt mira. (applause) all right now it's time to suck the mar owe from the skeleton of our democracy. it's panderdome. here's

at 7:00 sunday eastern time. >>> kevin: a little of everything out there this morning with a lot of later this evening. the timeline is ahead. erin: these are live pictures along 89 in springfield. your morning drive could be tricky. sean: cleanup efforts are getting underway along the gulf coast after a line of storms tore across several states, destroying homes and killing at least three people. >> now, we are winning, winning, winning. erin: donald trump has scored another win in the race for the white house. all eyes are on super tuesday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good wednesday morning. we have snow out there. sean: yeah, we are dealing with winter weather out there. you can see several school delays and closings scrolling across the bottom. some schools are on and they have the day off today. already changing to rainfall closer to the shoreline. the snow is light enough that a lot of the main roads are accumulating very lightly in places. s ies in some areas. the transition will continue rain could make its way in later in the afternoon. we jump into the

forced to land in manchester and then passengers hour. kevin: snow is making for a slick start. rain and wind to finish. erin: a student has been removed from class at sanborn regional high school after he made threats concerning it cap rally later this week. sean: a police chase spanned four towns involving two stolen vehicles. >> no one covers new hampshire erin: some treacherous driving out there this morning. m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. it is another morning with weather causing problems out there. the bottom of your screen. i don' morning like this. kevin: where was this in december and january? we start off with the precipitation gradually lightening over the next four hours. 23 in the monadnock region. the most organized activity is starting to lighten, while the snow switching to sleet and freezing rain line continues to temperatures are below freezing. assume any untreated surfaces are very slick. temperatures this afternoon are 40' s to lower 50' s. we could have some strong wind later on. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid'

manchester, but passengers were not allowed off for more than an hour. kevin: snow and a wintry mix making for a slick start. we will have the details ahead. erin: a student has been removed from class at sanborn regional high school after he made threats concerning a pep rally later this week. sean: a police chase spanned four towns in the lakes region and it involved two stolen vehicles. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. slippery this morning. i' m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. you can see hundreds of school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen or at our website, wmur.com. we have about 400 of them right now. kevin: initially, it was 2-4 inches of snow and now we are seeing warmer air and freezing rain and sleet mixing in. not much of a warm-up coming in the next couple of hours. for the morning commute, what we have is what we are going to get. temperatures will be up into the 40' we will have a possibility of strong winds late this afternoon and early this evening. let' s take a look at the morning ride. we are joined live i -- by 95.7 wzid' s deb

. kevin nealon, go. >> obviously he's thinking something seriously went wrong here. like the serum he put in his neck was suppose to go off -- he shouldn't of bet against the broncos. he doesn't understand what happened. >> chris: a miss fire. jim jefferies. >> i have been so busy maying football i never stopped to see how boring it is to watch. >> chris: perfect. it's time to start "@midnight." [cheers and applause] >> chris: well could the "@midnight" program. i'm chris hardwick. tonight's comedians are, host of "not safe with nikki glaser," series premiere tomorrow night at 10:30 on comedy central, it's nikki glaser. [cheers and applause] >> if you. chris: excited for your show. >> me too. >> chris: performing at helium comedy club in portland march 3rd through the 5th, check out thepleasermovie.com for info on his crowd-funded film, it's kevin nealon. [cheers and applause] >> chris: welcome, kevin nealon. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: taping his next stand-up special at the polk theater in nashville march 19th, it's jim jefferies. [cheers and applause] >> chris: ripped from today

directed officers. kevin: cooler air directing in over the next few days. as for the weekend ahead. adam: a legal battle between apple and the fbi. why the tech giant is refusing to comply with a federal order to help hack into a terrorist' s iphone. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. adam: let' s take a live look at a section of route 101 in marlborough. it snapped utility poles and took down power lines, leaving hundreds without power. good afternoon. i am adam sexton. the driver said he was trying to avoid a dog in the road when he crashed. wmur' s ray brewer is live in marlborough with our top story. ray: adam, the truck driver said he had to swerved to avoid that dr. you can see utility crews remain hard at work on the scene. we are told it will be several i was before everyone gets their powerback. >> it was a big crash. ray: that is a little bit of an understatement as a tractor-trailer carrying mail wiped out two utility poles and more r

show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin hart, noel fielding, tech expert joshua topolsky, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 398, whoo! >> steve: and now, here he is, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, looking great. you look great. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] we're all ready for a great show. it's going to be fun tonight. thank you so much for being here. here's what people are talking about. tonight, president obama gave his final state of the union address. and a lot of people said it had a more optimistic tone. yeah, that's right. instead of seeing the glass half empty, obama sees the presidency as seven- eighths over. [ laughter and applause ] i'm outta here. >> steve: lates. >> jimmy: tonight was union as speaker of the house. but get this, did you hear this, ben carson recently said that several republican congressmen actually tried to recruit him for the job. [ light laught

. you guys, we have kevin spacey on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. the man who plays a scheming diabolical president, frank underwood, or as we call him in this election, the safe choice. [ laughter and applause ] we also have bill gates on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we wanted to have a soft spoken, thoughtful billionaire who is trying to make the world [ laughter ] but since donald trump wasn't bill gates. [ cheers and applause ] i can't make it. [ laughter ] actually tonight the republican candidates have their nevada caucus and caucus officials use their smartphones to report the results. which is weird, 'cause usually officials get in trouble for using their phones to send pictures of their caucus. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: while campaigning in nevada yesterday, senator marco rubio said he's anti-prostitution, and said he won't be visiting any brothels. [ laughter ] even weirder, he said that alone into a bathroom mirror. [ laughter and applause ] can't do it. all right, ten minutes, ten minutes. that's it. i'm just gonna -- [ la

, sport, kevin and helen ain't exactly married no more. hazel, yes, they are still married. well, she wrote him, asking for a divorce. any wife that'd do that oh, the little snip. i'd like to turn her over my knee. hazel, that's enough. what's going on? well, we were just telling harold about kevin and helen. she's gonna divorce him. yes, i know. somebody should give that girl a good spanking. right. all right, you two. now, we don't know how or why she came to such a decision. and it's unfair to judge her without knowing the facts. any girl that tries to divorce her husband when he's overseas ain't worth-- all right, hazel. let's stop talking about it. two cents. hazel, where is that new box of candy? i want to put it out for kevin. oh, i'll get it for ya, missy. i hid it in one of the top shelves in the kitchen. i didn't want... you-know-who eating it all up. oh, harold wouldn't eat all that candy. oh, i didn't mean harold, mr. b. one of these days that woman's going too far. harold, now, i want to warn you about kevin. don't mention helen to him at all. we don't want to make him fe

. francine: joining us for the first part of the program, kevin daly, senior economist at goldman sachs. we are also getting some breaking news out of the u.s. treasury secretary, saying the world is suffering from a shortage of demand and the g-20 should use all policy levers to combat this. the markets want some reassurance. everything seems to be pessimistic. there's not anything fundamentally wrong yet, but what kind of message should the g-20 deliver? kevin: i think there is a lot more that policymakers can do. we've changed our call on the ecb. we expect them to introduce measures to cut deposit rates by 10 basis points, to introduce a tiered system, to accelerate the pace of purchases, and to expand the asset purchase program by an additional six months. if they do carry out those measures as we anticipate, i think that will be a positive. i wouldn't agree with the idea that policymakers are out of ammunition. francine: one of the things we talk about the most, something we cover on bloomberg, is the negative rates. not only negative rates, but the fact that the ecb was probably goin

arrested for shoplifting. kevin: chilly start to the day as we go from sunshine to clouds ahead of the next system arriving tonight with different types of precipitation. sean: donald trump is eyeing another win in the race for the white house today while the battle between his chief rivals picks up. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a beautiful moon out there. kevin: i have heard about this as "the calm before the kitchen sink." [laughter] kevin: we have various types of precipitation coming forward. some spots get freezing rain and some of that will be heavy. we will have much more on this with your forecast. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' deb: good morning, kevin. the morning commute is light, mostly due to school vacation week. the hooksett tolls look good. from manchester to salem, it is a 21-minute ride. not seeing any delays. it is completely up to speed through merrimack and nashua. the spaulding turnpike is moving well headin

kevin: now a new income southerly wind pushing temperatures to record levels. what it could mean and changes for the weekend ahead. tom: i woke up at 1:30 in the t sleep after that. adam: look at the mess left behind by those storms. trees and restore power. plus, the new information just after someone set several cars re just hours away from the final republican debate how rivals plan to challenge frontrunner donald trump. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. adam: right now at noon, the severe storms we had early this morning are moving out. but parts of the state are still cleaning up from the damage left behind. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. the rain is gone. and right now, temperatures are soaring into the 60' s in parts of the state. but a cold on -- but a cool down is not far off. we have live team coverage beginning this noon with meteorologist kevin skarupa. he is calling this weather absurd. kevin: record temperatures in conc

over there recently? he was here a few hours ago. who? kevin boatman. he came in here and quit. he wanted his back pay. why'd he quit? i don't know. maybe he needed a change of scenery. i think he had some problems with pope. what do you mean problems? there was an incident a cole months ago. roadside bomb. two of pope's guys got killed. boatman got out of harm's way, but i have heard there were hard feelings. you know where boatman's staying? boatman is flying back to jordan tonight. said he took a job with one of our competitors. he's on the 8:00 out of jfk. boatman check any bags? all he had was his carry-on. mr. boatman? boatman? yeah. can you step out of line please, sir? why? we got some questions we'd like to ask you. my plane leaves in 20 minutes. well, you'll have to take the next one. come on. have a seat. what were you doing in new york, mr. boatman? i work private security. in iraq. that's right. i came over here to catch on with a different company. you had to travel 7,000 miles to do that? yeah. (fontana) why'd you make the switch? better pay. better hours. same reaso