. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. good spin move by short on the off hand shot which has been good to him this afternoon. the ball and as a result, out of bounds. woodbury can't hang on to the ball and clemmons couldn't recover it, either. but loving has been such a factor, taking the ball to the basket and it's just a tough break for iowa. they can't grab on to the ball. >> kevin: another thing ohio state has done, cut down on turnovers. ish it's been a while since they turned the ball over. >> kevin: lyle. williams, 3 -- good! [cheers and applause] >> dan: now they just called a double foul. they called a foul on thompson and woodbury. so thompson is gonna be out of the game. this is just a great job, kam williams wide open in the corner. >> kevin: kam williams is the number two 3-pointer in the big ten. 11. >> dan: and thompson is gonna be done. >> kevin: that

kevin, i agree with you. i agree with you, i think that was behind the line. >> kevin: and thad matta is saying, you raised both arms. >> dan: but i don't think he d. i don't think the official raised both arms. he put one hand up to stop the clock and the other, to say, stop, stop, stop. but we sode you on the play -- and that's what he is telling talms. "i said time-out." when the player attempts a shot so let's look at the officials here. the ohio state bench. that's this official, right here. syracuse i think he's putting his hands up to stay time-out. >> kevin: and so is the fastball on the other side; absolutely, not signalling a three. >> dan: the mechanics of the situation are, the official looking at it, if it's a 3-point attempt, puts three fingers of one hand up in the air and holds the three fingers up and then when the ball goes in the basket, he puts both up. >> we can go to video replay to see that and after looking at the video replay, a two point shot. okay, guys in -- guys? is >> dan: they l

. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. off hand shot which has been good to him this afternoon. >> dan: woodbury couldn't grab the ball and as a result, out of bounds. woodbury can't hang on to the ball and clemmons couldn't recover it, either. but loving has been such a factor, taking the ball to the basket and it's just a tough break for iowa. they can't grab on to the ball. >> kevin: another thing ohio state has done, cut down on turnovers. ish it's been a while since they turned the ball over. >> kevin: lyle. williams, 3 -- good! [cheers and applause] >> dan: now they just called a double foul. they called a foul on thompson and woodbury. so thompson is gonna be out of the game. williams wide open in the corner. >> kevin: kam williams is the number two 3-pointer in the big ten. and williams this afternoon with 11. >> dan: and thompson is gonna be done. >> kevin: t

kevin, please. kevin: look, charlie, what you want from me, i can't give you. kevin: look, it's too late. it's to late, okay? i wish that weren't the case. (sighs, frustrated) spike, status. spike: here it comes. (device beeps) charlie: (breathing hard) no... we... my son, my wife, you're asking me to throw that away. it's time! time to what? to throw away three healthy lives for one broken one? no! stop! you... you... i... the... it's time! you promised! kevin: okay, okay, okay, just calm down. eddie, charlie doesn't wanna hear us right now, but he needs a voice. you want me to take this? yeah, i want you to talk to kevin, leader to leader. he was their quarterback, so tap into that. copy. sam? i have the solution. charlie: (pants) ed: charlie alanak, my name's ed lane. i need to speak to kevin. is that all right? just get me outta here! ed: kevin, we all want that. we just gotta work together here, okay? kevin: all that i've done for him and he... he threatens my family, drags me here at gunpoint. i stood byim like a brother! ed: i know that, kevin. you've be

. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. good spin move by short on the off hand shot which has been good to him this afternoon. the ball and as a result, out of bounds. woodbury can't hang on to the ball and clemmons couldn't recover it, either. but loving has been such a factor, taking the ball to the basket and it's just a tough break for iowa. they can't grab on to the ball. >> kevin: another thing ohio state has done, cut down on turnovers. ish it's been a while since they turned the ball over. >> kevin: lyle. williams, 3 -- good! [cheers and applause] >> dan: now they just called a double foul. they called a foul on thompson and woodbury. so thompson is gonna be out of the game. this is just a great job, kam williams wide open in the corner. >> kevin: kam williams is the ten. and williams this afternoon with 11. >> dan: and thompson is gonna be done. >> kevin: tha

and as you look at the replay, >> dan: yeah, kevin, but i think they called it a 2. >> kevin: it was a late 3. watch the official on the right side with his late raising of his hand. uconn the foot is above -- uconnyou can see the foot -- and there's the hand up. >> dan: okay, but if they called it a 3, and they don't, they can't tell, it stays a 3. >> kevin: watch the official on the right-hand side. and it's late. it's a late raise of the arm to signal a triple. look at him. watch him. my goodness. >> dan: again, kevin, if it was a -- if they called it was 3, loving makes the 3, and so i am not very good at math but 3 more makes it 64. so if they call it a 3 and they can't tell, it has to stay a 3. it has toon be indisputable evidence. and if it takes this long, you know, you have to leave the call where it was. >> kevin: i see -- i see some daylight between his right foot and that line, dan. >> dan: kevin, i don't think they called it was 3. because what should happen is the official in the background, if it's a 3, he should put one hand up with three fingers in the air. >> kevin:

kevin: it happens to me. i am a product of the school system where the arts were very well-funded, where the experiences that i got as a young kid at 9, 10, 11, 12, all the way up to 18 years old, was engaging and incredible and a chance to see professional actors do their work, do workshops with them, seminars, festivals. so, i know what it means, particularly for that shy kid in the corner. when i'm doing workshops, which is why i was pleased to do "master class." one of our directors from "house of cards" directed it. we had 20 actors. we shot at the arena. it's an extraordinary experience to allow an actor to do a monologue, they can do whatever they want. essentially, i spent -- over two days we shot about eight hours with these 20 actors. we did individual work with their monologues, which i critique and give them new direction. i tried to push them in a new way. we worked with masks, these incredible masks you put on your face and they change the way you see yourself. you hopefully stop seeing yourself

yes, he is. >> kevin: wow! we've worked with them on lots of stuff, and very nice. >> o'dell: what was the moment like when you opened that up? >> it's just, like, wearing it for no reason. i'm in my pajamas, like, in my room, like, just hanging out wearing this. >> o'dell: i don't blame you. i'm not just going to save it for red carpet. >> kevin: got to make the -- >> o'dell: got to make the most of it. >> yeah. >> o'dell: did you give sam any advice? >> he doesn't need advice from me. he's been doing great. it's cool to be able to perform with him. i'll be crossing my fingers. i voted for him, so... >> kevin: we'll see how sam does. good luck to you. great performance. what a gift! i mean, every husband in the world is, like, oh, no! >> o'dell: good job, hubby. congratulations on everything. so good to see you, always. have fun tonight. >> thank you! >> moss: let's take a look at some of the nominees for record of the year. >> o'dell: who will take on gram where for record of the year? deangelo and the vangua

kevin daly is with us today. you were telling us that you've changed your forecast on what the ecb is going to do march 10, but also changed your forecast on inflation. are you more uneasy about this competitive devaluation game that seems to be going on? kevin: certainly, the marginal benefits -- i'm not sure i agree that it is entirely a zero-sum game, but the marginal benefits of increased reductions become smaller the lower you get. we are at the point with the soponse of bank stocks and forth with credit spreads, where markets are beginning to question whether there are benefits. our view is that there are benefits. we not quite as concerned as others. the benefits are clearly smaller. for the u.k., given the structural, its banking system, given the existence of mortgages in the u.k., the u.k.'s ability to cut rates is as low as other countries. it certainly can cut if need be from the level of the bank rate currently. their scope to cut rates is more limited. francine: they can't go negative. are negative

says kleber farias, kevin's father. even with all the preparation, you would think kevin's first day flying in the skies would be nerve-wracking right? wrong. "are you nervous?" asks elisa raffa "eh, just the cameras" says kevin farias, 14 year old flight student. "you're more nervous at the cameras than you are a plane?!" asks elisa raffa "yea, pretty much" says kevin farias, 14 year old flight student. kevin's dad says for him, the most nerve wracking day will be when he flies solo, but his instructor said for his first day he did a great job. "fantastic! he did everything i told him to. that's one thing about the younger people, they'll just do it whatever you tell them" says gene martin, owner of martin field. for kevin, it's just the beginning and the sky is the limit. lukas scott: and the storm lake temperatures are in the 30s as we move into the middle of the day. clouds are increasing from the west. the wind is pretty strong now at 10 to 20 miles per hour from the north and northeast. the stormcast hd highlights

then kevin durant throws the pass off, deflected by thompson. draymond green with a terrific save, finding andre iguodala who was fouled on his jump shot, hits both free throws to tie the game and here we have an overtime. one of the key things, a lot of teams in that situation would just foul kevin durant as opposed to with the clock winding down, precious seconds ticking away, they don't foul the rim. they try and force the turnover which they obviously did. >> mark: that's something you everybody is anticipating a foul in that situation. great execution. >> jeff: absolutely. good read by klay thompson to gain the deflection and then the pursuit by green. >> mike: again, it doesn't get much better than this in terms of nba action and we get five more minutes on the clock. >> jeff: i'm interested in the mind-set of oklahoma city in that you can be playing backwards right now instead of forwards thinking about the opportunity you let maybe slip by versus the opportunity still at hand. they've got to gather themselves. >> mark: a tough task for o

kevin: everything. i think she gives himkevin: balance in lots of ways that he could not find on his own. if you want to call it the classic story, behind every -- i don't know if i want to call him a great man, because there are people who think he is more butiavellian than that -- certainly this remarkable woman. i think that robin's extraordinary portrayal will continue to grow and fascinate and confound people as it goes forward. charlie: do you want us to think hillary and bill -- kevin: a lot of people sort of said, that must be. because he is southern. actually, he sounds nothing like clinton. clinton voice] has he ever been here? i didn't know if you could get him or not. original character in the british series was based on shakespearean characters. but he ultimately decided to make his hometown in the state of south carolina because that is where beau's father is from. in the first couple of months as we were preparing and he was writing those first two scripts, he called his dad one night and

kevin: all that cold over the weekend. erin: coming up next, monitoring the icy weather that is impacting 17 states along the east coast this morning including new hampshire. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. >>> good morning, america. weather whiplash. a wild swing in temperatures and slick roads spark major accidents. a massive pileup overnight. 17 reported tornadoes in the south destroying homes, businesses, and cars. and a new batch of bad weather moving in right now. >>> just four days until the next showdown, jeb bush calling on his brother to charm voters. >> i've been -- misunderestimated most of my life. >> as donald trump unleashes a tirade against the bushes and ted cruz. >> aye never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. >> now threatening to take cruz to court. donald trump is joining us live this morning.

kevin smith. >> three some for one. >> chris: points. brian posehn. >> tickets to deadpool. >> chris: well done. >> nice. >> chris: very masterfully done. that is the end of the hashtag wars, send us your hashtag to keep the game going. we'll be right back with more "@midnight." congratulations to our tweet of the day from yesterday's hashtag war. well played. welcome back to "@midnight." it's time to play sweet emoji deadpool edition. i don't know if you heard but there is a movie out there called deadpool coming out this weekend. (applause) i have been so excite odd to see this since late july of 2015. it is happening this weekend. you need to [bleep] go and see it so that more good, dark, funny superhero movies will get made. >> here here. >> chris: let's jump in. to the deep end with this little clip, jack. >> here i go. ♪ (applause). >> chris: so the promotion for deadpool is amazing. again they're paying us. but it is actually amazing. like this billboard. right there, deadpool. that hobbit likes it. the hobbit you are talking ab

kevin: he did, he was inconsistent. erin: a subject near and dear to your heart, maryland with the big victory today. how would you assess the terrapins? kevin: they played well today offensively. michigan shot the lights out, buth kept them in the game, i thought the terps play their best offensive game in a wild. matchups are everything in the tournament. they have to get the right matchups. a bad matchup, they could go out early. i hate saying that because i want them to make a deep run. today was encour offensively. they have to get melo trimble back to shooting the ball well. robert: this is a kid who has so much talent, but does not have the killer inside of him. kevin: i think he does. we saw it last year at times. hurtnk if he is not gotten in the west virginia game where the had a chance to the sweet 16, he has a shot of that. i'm not sure he is completely healthy. maybe more than he has been, but he went gray stretch for about a month where he was not completely healthy. erin: how far could they go? kevin: the

kevin. >> this is the first picture taken with a photograph machine. [laughing] >> chris: and finally, ted cruz was asked as a teen what he wanted to do with his life and he said this. >> take over the world. world domination. rule everything. rich, powerful. that sort of stuff. >> chris: who would have guessed that guy would suck someday! what did he say in his graduation speech? kefb. >> you won't have ted cruz the president of the ity bitty titty club to kick around anymore. >> chris: jim jefferies. >> my fellow canadiens ... chris: points. that brings us to the send of 26 teen an indicates. it's time for our live coverage super bowl sunday is an american tradition when we get together to consume beer and wings and then gather in the living room to watch a clown get blackout drunk in the hopes of (/ bleep/) a stranger. at least -- the show is not over now. at least according to this chicago craigslist ad posted by redditor nuckingfuts73. here's the ad: we're having a super bowl party and require a clown. you don't have to do anything except get drun

kevin: a slick go for the morning commute. kevin: tuesday morning, february 16. last of the snow for the north country going over to a wintry mix over the next hour or two. otherwise, we will be looking at a little bit of freezing rain and sleet giving way to rain we will have details on all of the changes coming up in just a few minutes. erin: the next contest in south carolina and nevada are days away. the candidates are getting down and dirty. nikole killion has the latest campaign clash and some new poll numbers. >> as many of the candidates slog it out in south carolina, donald trump is running away with the polls lead. >> name-calling is not a positive thing in politics. nikole: it is ted versus trump. >> i think he is an unstable person. nikole: the real estate mogul threatening to sue. >> we will bring a lawsuit if he does not straighten his act out. nikole: trump calling crews out in a lengthy -- cruz out in a and demanding an apology for misrepresenting his positions. >> it is an amazing thing. do you notice how rattled he gets when his numbers start go

>> kevin spacey, yes. >> jimmy: kevin spacey. i knew you were one of the first people on twitter. >> by the way, that might be the one right there. >> jimmy: look at it. look at it. that gets the winner right there. [ laughter and applause ] okay. i want to talk to you about master class 'cause i'm gonna sign up for this. >> you could use a masterclass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, i did -- no, that's not my question. my question is everyone's welcome, right? >> everyone is welcome. >> jimmy: masterclass.com. you go to it, and they choose kevin spacey, and you will teach me how to act. >> what i did was, i did a a workshop in august with 20 actors who auditioned. they all do monologues. i give them directions, and then, we cut it up into about 20 -- more than 20 chapters. and they're all about maybe 10, 15, 20 minutes long. and i love doing workshops. i've been doing it for 20 years. but this is the first time i ever allowed one to be completely filmed. and serena williams did one. a whole lot of people have done them. and it's

thanks, kevin. starting tonight at 5:00, we will have much more on this hour' s breaking news of the deadly circus tent collapse including other violations. and a pope francis opens the door to approving contraception due to a health care tearing through the americas. that doesn' t for us. i am adam sexton. >> this show has a long history and we' re continuing that tradition all week, raising money for shriners hospitals for children, it' s time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] i' m chris harrison. all this week we' re working with shriners hospitals for children, a truly fantastic charity that has transformed the lives of more than a million kids with its innovative pediatric care, and they do it all regardless of the families' ability to pay. this week, every time a contestant reaches that we' ll be writing shriners hospitals for children

deb: good morning, kevin. we are seeing very light volume throughout the state and the bright moon is adding to the pleasantness of the morning commute. 293 is up to speed from the upper split in hooksett to the lower split in manchester. 101 is a great ride all the way out to the seacoast. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. local drug treatment experts are applauding and moved by the nation' s governors to address the drug and opioid crisis in america. sean: the national governors association has endorsed a plan that monitors prescription drugs. joined chief executives from every other state in the country to sponsor national standards for the prescription of opioid painkillers. experts at serenity place in manchester estimate that 70% of the people who come in their doors started their path to addiction with prescription from a doctor. >> we know that this is probably one of the main sources of the epidemic we are seeing right now , the over prescription of opioi

kevin: and neither has sean. [laughter] sean: i was only born in 1995. kevin: of course. you did not live through the 1980' s. you will likely be seeing rain closer to the shoreline. we go all the way to the monadnock region and we have temperatures in the 20' s. snow is likely a good possibility for the state away we have already started to see the transition play out in extreme southern new hampshire. out ahead of that, we are looking at a light coating of accumulation. you can see how southern new hampshire goes from rain to snow in places depending on elevation and a little bit more of a wintry mix. further north, it is snow for the time being. with temperatures below freezing, that means roadways will be slick. you will notice a lot of what we are seeing is in the form of rain. everything we are seeing well to our south is going to be eventually in rain form. a few more hours below the freezing mark. these highs are expected to be by 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. it will be a slow climb to get above freezing in the north country. continuing to head northward. by 1:00,

kevin? >> kevin: 495, southern branch up i-95 on the north shore and sea coast of new hampshire, starting to see flakes fly there as well and spreaded across as expected and amounts starting to add up especially during the afternoon hours and we will keep >> gene: simple act of kindness caught on camera and how police officer was able to help a woman and why he didn't stop at few items of clothing and warm meal. and now at >> kevin: rolling around huge storm producing strong wind and many reports of coastal flooding in progress. high tide around 11:00 and strong winds pounding and scituate and marshfield and another part of the storm that we are tracking all morning long. >> sara: lower gas prices also meant lower fuel prices for airlines and customers are also seeing other changes. >> daniel: filling up at the pump haven't been low in a long time and low gas prices having major impact on travel. active travel says pride of crude oil led to air carriers >> trip under $250. >> round trip flig

deb: good morning, kevin. compared to yesterday, the roads are nice and quiet as you start your morning commute. be aware of possible black ice depending on where you are on major highways, especially on on and off ramps. 93 is moving well and 293 is ok from the upper to the lower split. 101 is moving well. 95 is up to speed in both directions. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: topping our news, police are investigating a recent pair of gun shop break-ins in hooksett and tyngsboro, erin: ray brewer is life in hooksett with a closer look at surveillance video. ray: police telling us they have not confirmed a link, but there are similarities. the surveillance video shows the two people forcing their way in which give weaponry in hooksett -- wicked weaponry in hooksett two weeks ago. this week, there was a similar crime at hitman firearms in tyngsboro, massachusetts. police say similar guns were taken and the method seems to be the same. >> it' s upsetting to hear that they are

kevin: it is. you have the wind, but to get temperatures as high as they were yesterday, not something you see often. erin: we do want to check our top stories. the political world is now focused squarely on new hampshire with a week left before the first in the nation primary. eight candidates are here today. several flu in early this morning. we do have some live pictures. a crowd has gathered to hear from bernie sanders, who just arrived in new hampshire about an hour ago. this all comes on the heels of last night' s iowa caucuses. hillary clinton and bernie sanders ended in a virtual tie. ted cruz surged to a win in the hawkeye state, followed by donald trump, who narrowly edged sean: a coin toss decided one precinct. some people watch the super bowl for the game. others focus on the ads. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've al

we' >> kevin: we' ve been in before. somehow, we always end up back out. >> mariah: and yet, no matter what, we have coffee. you? >> mariah: was it the investor? >> kevin: how did you get away? >> natalie: what? i' ve been working. >> mariah: [ chuckles ] wait. this is your natural look? >> natalie: sorry i didn' t get a blow out for my cup of coffee. i' ve been cranking code 24/7 to squash the bug in my prototype, but the little jerk won' t die. >> mariah: hey. keep it quiet. victor has ears everywhere. instead, say that it' s, uh -- it' s going very well and you' re making progress. >> natalie: big vick is out of the country. he left mini vick in charge. >> kevin: adam? >> natalie: no, the one in a dress. >> mariah: victor left victoria in charge of your project? >> kevin: our project. >> natalie: which as far as the world knows is my project with newman enterprises, so keep it down. >> kevin: something' s not right. this. why the "oh, i' m just gonna hop on my jet and get back to you when i can" routine? something big

hi, kevin! welcome home, kevin! welcome, kevin! kevin, oh, it's so good to see you. oh, it's good to be back. welcome, kevin. thanks, uncle george. hi, kevin. did you bring a bayonet? i'm afraid not, harold. hey, you've grown. i know it. these are new pants. hi, kevin. hello, hazel. how's my favorite letter writer? oh, terrific. give me a big hug. that's better. boy, you're handsomer than ever. that little snip must be out of her mind. hazel. now that you're back in the old neighborhood, you're gonna have the time of your life. right, mr. b.? right, hazel. you're gonna meet some nice girl, and you'll just forget that little snip ever existed. hazel, please. well, shall we go in the house? we have a lot of catching up to do. ye. no, no, here, i'll get it. [laughing] anything new from your father and mother, kevin? no, just that they'll be getting back from florida next week. i sure appreciate your putting me up until then. oh, don't be silly. you're welcome to stay here as long as you like. sure. you couldn't be more welcome if you was a blood relative. hazel, he is a

kevin: pun intended? sean: pun intended. kevin: had to make sure. we'll increase the sunshine in southern areas. a westerly wind going this morning. it will continue to gust through the afternoon over 25 miles an hour. that continues to bring in the cooler air. much colder air single digits above and below zero. compare that to the highs in the 50's and 60's. it does look like a pretty nice weekend is on the way. blend of sunshine and clouds. both days should be just fine. maybe a couple of snow showers up in the mountains. otherwise tomorrow going in to the 40's to maybe up near 50 in a couple of southern locations with a turn to the wind to the southwest on sunday. most organized snow shower by late morning will be the white mountain. for the time being still a chance for snow shower just about anywhere across the state over the next hour or two. scattered light coats in the evening and overnight hours. weak area of high pressure settling in. we're going to have a breeze around over the weekend. tomorrow will be out of the northwest. temperatures