margaret: now you get away from me, jim. jim: oh come on. margaret: jim! go right in the house and phone fred heartly. jim: margaret! i can't understand you. before we were married you used to ride on the handlebars of my bike, now you won't even sit on a scooter. margaret: before a girl is married, she has to take a lot of chances that are no longer necessary afterwards. jim: you mean you didn't enjoy it? margaret: if you will take time to study the construction of a handlebar, you will hardly find it conducive to a girl's...comfort. jim: why didn't you ever tell me? each other that well then. jim: i never had any idea what you went through to capture me. tell me more. margaret: actually, this is completely off the subject. now jim, we're going to go in that house, and you're going to call fred heartly. jim: no i'm not. margaret: you stop that, jim! now you cover that thing up so that bud can't see it. i'm going to get fred on the phone. jim: margaret, i'll feel like a fool asking fred heartly to buy it after i outsmarted him. margaret: hello, fred? well

gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super bowl 50 is von miller. matchup with you and cam, the first two draft picks back in 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. it's been every last one of you guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold that trophy. when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get the words out. can you share with us what you said? peyton: well, it's certainly been an emotional week for everybody, jim, and last night it was a special time. just the players and coaches were in there togethe

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and you get asked a lot of questions and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. final game for your career? pate: -- peyton:i'll take

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a seasoso it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: -

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and you get asked a lot of questions and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: --

what's important to understand is that jim was clearly enjoying very nice dinners with jim collins dinnertable but is also getting out in the city, and that becomes very much reflective. he left the bunker and went out into russia. he was living through moscow and was living to a revolutionary moment. this is why with all his knowledge, together with that moment he was able to begin his book. the cold war ended with neither a bang nor a whimper but with an spontaneous heroism of relatively small band of russians at the heart of the empirempire in moscow. these events provided an adrenaline shot of hope and self-confidence to the russian people. but soaring summer hopes predictably gave way to a winter discontent, for the event to start in motion a process of innovation and change in russian society that was bound to continue and conditions fraught with peril. democracy was an endangered species even at birth. he then continues, and again remember he's writing this in 1991 or 1992. the post-communist russian commitment to democracy in a market economy was not accompanied by being a real histori

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and you get asked a lot of questions and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: -

from jim billington to the other jim in my life, jim collins, senior associate and diplomat in residence at the carnegie endowment for international peace. the other carnegie upon which andrew looks down from the heavens. he served as u.s. ambassador to the russian federation until 2001, before that appointment he wasword at large and -- ambassador at large for the newly-independent states, and he served as deputy chief of mission and char jay da fair in mouse coe from -- moscow. ambassador matlock is with us, we're very happy, and a few important things happened that summer of 99 is when jim -- 1991 when jim was in the position. in addition to his three diplomatic postings in moscow, he was consulate general and the department of state in the white house and washington. he's been active on the boards of nonprofit organizations concerned with u.s. foreign policy, and he's been with the carnegie endowment since 2007. he also chairs the u.s. side of the dartmouth dialogue which is a 55-year-old u.s./soviet and now u.s./russian second track citizens diplomacy effort. and he's been a tremend

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: --

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like this season has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the successes and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and you get asked a lot of questions and you reflect on all the coaches, family members and friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl championship. tracy: so peyton is this your fin

jim: it's a third and 9. rushing forward, the ball comes it's on the ground and still on the ground. picked up by t.j. ward at the 4-yard line! von miller did it again. he knocked it out of the hands of newton. phil: here he comes, number 58. von miller gets rivers one more time. cam newton didn't feel it, didn't step up. the football just taken out of his hand. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] phil: cam newton decides not to dive in there. jim: he jumped away instead of jumping into the pile. phil: i guess he made a decision get it. should have dove in jim: first and goal from the 4. anderson trying to break outside but that swarming defense is on him. loss of two. phil: there's no question they're going to run the football here three times, just work the clock. kick a field goal, put you up two scores. and von miller -- jim: he's picked up right where he left off

gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super von, this was a fascinating matchup with you and cam, the first two draft picks back in 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. it's been every last one of you guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold that trophy. when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get the words out. can you share with us what you said? peyton: well, it's certainly been an emotional week for everybody, jim, and last night it was a special time. just the players and coaches were in there to

gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super von, this was a fascinating matchup with you and cam, the first two draft picks back in 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. it's been every last one of you guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold well, the word was last night when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get the words out. can you share with us what you said? peyton: well, it's certainly been an emotional week for everybody, jim, and last night it was a special time. just the players and coaches

jim? jim: thanks. deputies are concerned there may be more victims of a marion county man who was just arrested, accused of raping a 17-year-old. 60-year-old charles elder was arrested after deputies say a teenager came forward, saying he woke up to elder attacking him. teen to fix his computer at his dunnellon home last march, gave him marijuana, then had the teen the teen didn' t tell anyone for a year, but finally came forward. meredith: hillary clinton and bernie sanders are debating again. tonight' s face-off in milwaukee came on the heels of the new hampshire primary, which sanders won easily. perhaps one of the biggest moments tonight came as the two tangled over health care. sanders wants to create a single-payer system. but clinton says that would demolish president barack obama' s health care law and risk coverage for millions of americans. clinton: based on every analysis i can find by people that are sympathetic to the goal, his numbers do not add up. many people were be worse off than they

jim: all right, tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim. peyton, your second super bowl but what a season it was for you to get this win today. what does that mean? peyton: it's very special, tracy. this game was much like thiss ason has been. it really tested our toughness, our resilience, our unselfishness. it's only fitting it turned out that way. great bunch of teammates and guys i got to play with. i feel very, very grateful. tracy: you mentioned this season but does this win make you think about all the seasons you've had and all the sucsses and what a career it's been. do you reflect on that right now in this moment? peyton: sure, you do. of course on the bus rides and you get asked a lot of questions and you reflect on all the friends that have helped you get to the super bowl, get to this point. i'm very grateful. i've taken the time to call those people, tell them i appreciate their support and obviously it's very special to cap it off with a super bowl chamonship. acy: so peyton is this your final game for your career? pate: -- p

jim: no plans to pull over. a man takes a backhoe for an unusual joyride and it is caught on camera. tony: a stormy star, but a beautiful afternoon. gorgeous weather will stickil meredith: some people called one of the greatest atrocities. jim: leaders and groveland me to formally apologize of -- matt grant tells us that the search for justice is not ending anytime soon. m matt: it' s been called one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in florida. now, 67 years after the arrest and killing of four african american men accused of raping a white woman, groveland leaders are trying to make things right. >> the entire process of the legal system failed us, we can never go back in history and prevent this from happening or correct it, but we can begin to heal. matt mayor tim loucks read a : proclamation urging governor rick scott to posthumously pardon the men who became known as the groveland four, samuel shepherd, walter irvin, charles greenlee, and ernest thomas. >> for the city of groveland to do this for us

jim: congratulations. the first in the history of the game to win a super bowl as a head coach for the same team he played for. that's you. congratulations. gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super bowl 50 is von miller. von, this was a fascinating matchup with you and cam, the 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. it's been every last one of you guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold that trophy. well, the word was last night when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get can you

jim: that's right. phil: and really a good call.ng knew if it wasn't wide open he was going to throw it high anyway. jim: that was ron rivera before holding call and not pass interference. anderson, in the end zone for the touchdown! 12-point margin. the math and says we have to go for two here with 3:08 remaining. anderson not to be denied on that carry. that was some run and he ran right through luke kuechly to get that touchdown.umber 59. boy, c.j. anderson determined.rong and as you said early in the game, he thinks he's a running back. and he wears the defense there on that touchdown run. jim: they're going to review upstairs the touchdown and make sure he wasn't down first. phil: looks like a touchdown. jim: anderson has put together a nice game. 22 carries, 2 yards and aand in every playoff game he broke a run for 30-yards plus, including one for 34 yards phil: he talked to us a little, saying he's learned to be more patient. those extra yards.m: the touchdown is confirmed. it's 22-10. phil: i th

jim: energy drinks are popular but they can be downright deadly. and rough is for a cruise ship that sailed into a storm. see the damage on a boat forced to turn around. >> we want guests to be wowed by what ever it is. jim: 2016 is the year of the theme park and each one in central florida running to open new attractions. we have a peek at what is coming. tony: and we continue to track another cold front which will reinforce this chilly air across we are talking wind chill' s coming up straight ahead. >> tonight from new hampshire, my interview with marco rubio. and if you take heart turn medication, there is an important new study about a potentially serious risks. and we hear from passengers whose cruise holiday turned into features florida shrimp and clams. first saut\ olive oil, vegetables, and sausage, simmer until ready. now add the fresh florida shrimp and clams. things are getting delicious! once the shrimp is ready and clams have opened, add the final touch of creamy butter and juicy tomatoes; garnish with parsley and serve over rice. and

jim: congratulations. the first in the history of the game to win a super bowl as a head coach for the same team he played for. that's you. congratulations. gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super bowl 50 is von miller. von, this was a fascinating matchup with you and cam, the first two draft picks back in 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold that trophy. well, the word was last night when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get the words

jim: i marion county teen is sentenced again. amber jancarlos ortiz -- wright is accused of murdering 15-year-old self jackson. her first trial was thrown out because she was not read her miranda rights properly. >> it is really hard to deal with the notion that such an evil could exist without a nation. >> wright is eligible to have her sentence reduced after 25 years. the shooter received the death penalty and is now the youngest inmate on death row. right now, troopers are trying to track down the driver of a teresa vasquez suffered severe injuries. troopers say the woman was waiting to cross the road when she was struck. troopers say they are looking for a' s and mike with a white trailer. if you know anything about it, call florida highways meredith: patrol. the case of the zika virus has now been diagnosed in seminole county florida county of health is making the announcement today. two patients were diagnosed in orange county and one and osceola and one and brevard. along with today' s announcement, the newest case is trav

jim? jim: thank you. four people are taken into custody late this afternoon after a routine traffic stop turns into a two city chase. it' s a story you' ll see only on wesh 2. deputies say they started tracking a vehicle that fled a traffic stop with two separate helicopters from both the orange county and seminole county sheriff' s departments. it came to a screeching halt at the aqua links apartments complex. law enforcement honed in on one apartment, pulled several men out, and detaining four people. >> was coming into the complex, i saw a helicopter and then i saw a lot of police cars at the entrance. so didn' t know what was going on. it was scary. i was like, what is going on, i don' jim: wesh 2 news is still working to learn more about why the car took off and whether the four men will be charged. meredith: a man is shot and killed and a deputy is rushed to the hospital after a confrontation in marion county. here' s a look at the car 31-year-old cristian dubrino was in. it was severely damaged dur

jim: i' m jim payne. the two were discovered this afternoon, and right now, the investigation is far from over. wesh 2' s chris hush has been at the scene all day. he' s live in pine hills with the latest on the investigation. we are learning more about the victims. chris: we just learned that the victims are a 36-year-old mother and her 16-year-old daughter, both found dead right here in this line health home. within the hour, the medical examiner left the home with the bodies and said the detectives. we just learned that investigators are interviewing friends and family of the victims, hoping it leads into a suspect. >> it' s not good. >> in this neighborhood, it appears that investigators could have a mammoth double homicide investigation ahead of them. >> this is not a neighborhood that typically has this type of re just asking neighbors to be patient. chris orange county : investigators tell us a man left this house on santa barbara early monday morning. road he returned that afternoon , only to find

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jim: and i' m jim payne. 44-year-old marvin franklin was killed in a construction area near i-4 and the maitland boulevard exit. we learned today that his son found out about his dad' s death on his 15th birthday. meredith: wesh 2' s amanda ober joins us live with new information. michelle: the worker killed was a father of three, anas a result of his death, all construction work on all 21 miles of ultimate i-4 was halted today so they could review safety protocol. there is no activity here at the ivanhoe boulevard construction site, and it is unclear whether it will resume tomorrow or possibly not until next week. all was quiet along the 21 mile stretch of i-4 construction sgl thursday. constructors halted work after one its employees, 34-year-old marvin franklin, was killed wednesday when a dump truck backed over him. it happened in a construction maitland boulevard. >> we want people to feel this is a safe project, and this was a terrible tragedy. and everybody is feeling the effects of it. amanda: sgl says workers were offered grief counseling. hourly employees were told to take the

jim: i' m jim payne. right now, the manhunt is on for the suspect, who is just s chris hush s recovery and what led to her injuries. chris: what was going through her head at the time? paul smalley: she realized that the car is accelerating, and this is only going to get worse, and i' ve got to get off this car. chris: the husband of sergeant marcy pearce is stunned she' s after orange county deputies say she was run down by this teenager. investigators say 15-year-old jancarlos ortiz sped off in a car as sergeant pearce tried to arrest him on burglary charges friday morning. sergeant pearce was in the vehicle' s direct path and landed on the hood, hanging on as ortiz allegedly stepped on the gas. paul smalley: she rolled herself off of that hood. when she came to, she didn' t know where she was, she didn' t know what was going on, she' s sitting in the middle of the street. she knows there' s blood everywhere. i don' t think i could have done this myself. chris: sergeant paul smalley, who also works at t

jim: new information in a deadly shooting involving neighbors. investigators have chosen not to file charges against a man who says he shot and killed his neighbor in self-defense. ratcliffe' s girlfriend ran next door for help. he grabbed his gun, confronted ratcliffe, and after a fight, fatally shot him. at a daytona beach teenager tries to break up a fight, is stabbed, and two end up arrested. a 15-year-old and 16-year-old were fighting and the team tried the 15-year-old and 16-year-old were arrested, one of them telling the police the fight was over gang turf. meredith: detectives working to solve a disturbing shooting case. shots rang out, two people killed, 10 others hurt. it is believed there were three gunmen. a former officer who now owns a company that trains nightclub worker says the most important thing is stringent rules at the nightclub door. >> it' s not normal to bring a gun to a club. that' s not normal. they have to know that. if they know that they are not afraid of the pat down, they' re not afraid to do the things they need t

jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-ray of your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which supports hillary clinton. together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from individuals, special interests, and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall debate, the political foes sat down to talk politics and money. first, the influencecef social media on the 2016 presidential campaign. jim: you've seen an absolute explosion in social media and the way it's changed campaigns. you know, i just ran a campaign for the prime minister of the united kingdom. we won a surprising majority and our research showed at the end social meded was 7 times more effective than traditional direct mail, television, anything else. and it goes to one theory -- and karl and i are both seeing this

jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-ray of your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which supports hillary clinton. together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from individuals, special interests, and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall debate, the political foes sat down to talk politics and money. first, the influence of social media on the 2016 presidential campaign. jim: you've seen an absolute explosion in social media and the way it's changed campaigns. you know, i just ran a campaign for the prime minister of the united kingdom. we won a surprising majority and our research showed at the end social media was 7 times more effective than traditional anything else. and it goes to one theory -- and karl and i are both seein

ambassador to russia, jim collins. gregorian, the one and only gregorian, president of the -- for sure, forever, president of the carnegie corporation. ishmael geldon, director of the library of alexandria, and they're joining us to celebrate your service. we're also luck you to be joined by latvian ambassador to the united states, acting librarian of congress, david, and jane, the library's director of outreach and a delegate to our board. i haven't seen grace -- there she is. hi, grace. her family has done so much to shape this institution, and guy anna davis-spencer who has been such a friend to our work. gatherings like this remind me just what an impact the center has. with friends and alumni around the globe, including hundreds in russia and ukraine even now, we put the best scholars and the moe brilliant staff to work on the most important issues. we learned that from you, jim. you always put scholarship at the heart of our work. no one who knows you would be surprised. some may already know this but jim and his

good evening, i' m jim payne. >> i meredith mcdonough. the company holds all work to revisit safety rules. dave mcdaniel has new information. reporter: even while road work was suspended, we saw plenty going on. >> if we can come up with will prevent this from happening again. a safety review was held today issued by sgl construction. 34-year-old marvin franklin was run over by a dump truck and killed. the suspension will be lifted sometime tonight. they will build up to a full everything at every site was under review. the crews were performing an extensive inspection . once the crews felt they were my needs go to work, they would request approval from a senior sgl manager. the manager then reviews the work plan and they will decide if they can commence work. we are now told work will restart with a gradual buildup when hundred percent in about a week. the spokesman says they do look forward to returning to work. state troopers are still looking into him killed. that may take weeks. temporary suspension of work anyway. many years ahead.

jim, back to you. jim: thank you, dottie. it certainly did look as though bubba was anxious right off of contact. nick: this was the adam scott chip that reavie's got now. peter: this looks scary quick. jim: we can verify that. sock adam. -- so can adam. nice pace on it. he'll have that putt to stay one better than matt kuchar, who shot 67 and sung kang. those two are 10 under, in a tie for eighth. tonight on cbs begins with sixth minutes and the full story of all that went on recently with el chapo. wife," and c.s.i.: cyber." on america's number one network. here's the situation. bubba in close. for a birdie. kokrak is just outside of him. one behind. if he can hole it, kokrak, he'll force watson to have to make his to avoid a playoff. nick: his is much easier a putt. doesn't really have to give the hole away. jim: peter kostis, you've been walking with this group for four hours. how do you feel about the chances of jason knocking this one in? peter: he's taken on a lot of when he's had to muscle up and do it, he's done it.

jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-ray of your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from individuals, special interests, and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall debate, the political foes sat down to talk politics and money. first, the influence of social media on the 2016 presidential campaign. jim: you've seen an absolute explosion in social media and the way it's changed campaigns. you know, i just ran a campaign for the prime minister of the united kingdom. we won a surprising majority and our research showed at the end social media was 7 times more effective than traditional direct mail, television, anything else. and it goes to one theory -- and karl and i are both seeing

i' m jim payne. meredith: i' m meredith mcdonough. you can see in this video, david dick was not going to back down. jim: he' s already back at work and wesh 2' s chris hush spoke with him tonight. chris: it was exactly one week to the day a man walked into these stores at this convenience store looking to rob a clerk for cash. little did he know, he picked the wrong store and clerk to target. >> pulling the oven open to pull out the pastries for that night. put it over here. as soon as i turned around he was already standing here, coming at me. chris: this man, seen on surveillance video, came in but army veteran david dick, the store clerk working that night at the sugar creek gas station in mims, was ready to fight back. >> i put my hands up. kept my hands calm. right where he could see them. chris: as cameras roll, the armed man forces the clerk to the cash register. dick tells us the crook wanted him to put cash in a bag. but as a trained specialist in the united states army, he says, he waited for just the right moment. >> as so

jones. >> how is it that jim jones has your son? >> okay. i know this is very hard to believe and, i mean, if people out there don't believe me that's their problem, okay. it's easy for someone to stay out there and say if it was my child, i would have never left. i'm a mother and i would have never left my child. it took me four years to gather the courage to leave. the key was this. jim told us that if we ever left we would be killed. i had a woman put a gun in my face and tell me she, personally, would take care of me. >> i said i'm willing to make this decision for myself, i'm not willing to make it for my son. and when i left, it was a very hard and trying time. i would say it took me maybe six years -- six years, excuse me, six months to recollect where i was at, who i was and what i had done. as soon as i snapped out of that and got my senses together, i said to myself, hey, i'm getting john stoen out of there. no matter what i have to do. i said jim is going to have to kill me to stop me from trying to get my son back. >> th

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jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-raof your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which supports hillary clinton. together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall debate, the political foes sat down to talk politics and money. first, the influence of social media on the 2016 presidential campaign. jim: you've seen an absolute explosion in social media and the way it's changed campaigns. you know, i just ran a campaign for the prime minister of the united kingdom. we won a surprising majority and our research showed at the end social media was 7 times more effective than traditional direct mail, television, anything else. and it goes to one theory -- and karl and i are both seeing this in

jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-ray of your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which supports hillary clinton. together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from individuals, special interests, and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall down to talk politics and money. first, the influence of social media on the 2016 presidential campaign. jim: you've seen an absolute explosion in social media and the way it's changed campaigns. you know, i just ran a campaign for the prime minister of the united kingdom. we won a surprising majority and our research showed at the end social media was 7 times more effective than traditional direct mail, television, anything else. and it goes to one theory -- and karl and i are both seeing this

jim: thank you. seminole county detectives say they' ve arrested a pest control specialist and charged him with stealing from a client. his suspected victim talked exclusively to wesh 2. she says more than $10,000 worth of gold and diamonds was stolen from her jewelry box. matthew blake of massey services is charged with the theft. investigators say he sold the loot at a local pawnshop. >> when the seminole county sheriff' s department showed me pictures, i was appalled. i could not believe that so much was gone. the sentimental value, the emotional value was priceless. he is the lowest of the low life. i don' t even have words to describe him. jim: the sheriff' s department ve noticed things missing, give them a call. meredith: all new at 6:00, investigators have arrested another member of a suspected fraud ring accused of selling school district property for his own profit. dale gunther is charged with grand theft and fraud. he worked at the brevard county school district' s maintenance yard where

jim: we have the latebreaking details. reporter: right, and it is believed this was a double homicide. let' s get to the crime scene. this is where deputies have been for the past several hours and they are talking to the man who found the big dems as we speak him a we are told. -- found the victims as we speak, we are told. he found the mom and daughter dead. there were signs of trauma to their bodies. investigators have not released >> this is not a neighborhood that typically has this type of violent crime. we are asking neighbors to be patient. as soon as we can fi re out the nature of this, i will let you know. chris: we should add that the man who found the victims is cooperating with police. police are speaking to him while we are on the air. this is a double homicide. i asked deputies if there were signs of forced entry. they said at this time there does not appear to be signs of forced entry. we will be looking at this all night. chris hush, wesh 2 news. jim: we are following break news -- breaking news on i-4 nea

jim: right now, a break in a case. good evening, i' m jim payne. >> i meredith mcdonough. police just announced his car has been found in another city. in an emotional plea, the victim' s father speaks out today. gail paschall-brown was there. reporter: the family of 21-year-old andrew jones spoke out today to help generate leads in this ongoing investigation. my family just wants closure. >> if you are a parent, you always want to know what happened to your son. reporter: the police report says it was back on february 5 went and do jones was shot at the parking lot near state road 50. he was pronounced dead at the >> this young man was just running by me. he hit the ground right in front of me. i asked, are you all right? then i realized it was blood on the ground. reporter: police say there is no motive but jones may have known his killer. the details came a few hours ago. >> the volkswagen was recovered behind college park and was torched. reporter: the car was covered in graffiti. crimeline is offering a $5,000 reward for any information. for the family, this has been

jim: congratulations. the first in the history of the game to win a super bowl as a head coach for the same team he played for. that's you. congratulations. gary: thank you, jim. jim: and the m.v.p. of super bowl 50 is von miller. von, this was a fascinating matchup with you and cam, the 2011 and all night long this denver defense was making life very difficult. how about this run by this denver defense all season and in particular tonight against the highest scoring team in the league? john von: i'm so proud of you guys. it's been every last one of you guys in the locker room that have gotten me to this point. i'm very, very appreciative of them. happy for clady, the o-line, and bronco nation. we're going to celebrate this one all summer. jim: congratulations, von. what a couple of games you put together in the last two weeks, too. and let's bring in number 18, peyton manning, and let him hold that trophy. well, the word was last night when you spoke to the team, at the end it got difficult to get the wor

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jim: i' m jim payne. two people were killed at glitz ultra lounge and 10 others were wounded. and tonight, we' ve learned police have made an arrest in the aftermath of the shooting. meredith: wesh 2' s chris hush is there live with all the details. chris: we are told investigators are simply doing a follow-up investigation, but it is unclear if it was a tip or something else that led them back to the nightclub. this hours after they released crucial information about the glitz nightclub shooting. wesh 2 was the first to see crime scene investigators back at glitz nightclub, almost a week after a fatal shooting inside killed two people and injured 10 others. sources tell wesh 2 investigators are following up on the case sweeping both inside the club and as we saw, outside john mina: obviously guns were let in to the club. chris: just hours earlier on friday, orlando police chief john mina announced the arrest of jose lopez, who faces felony charges of carrying a concealed weapon into the club and tampering with evidence after police say he threw the gun on the roof of a shed.

jim: i' m jim payne. to show you just how cold it is. right now, it is actually colder in orlando than it is in portland, oregon; billings, montana; wichita, kansas; boise, idaho; and even denver, colorado. meredith: let' s check in with chief meteorologist tony mainolfi with the details on this dip in degrees. tony? tony: we have just did to marion county. looking at a good a seven to a look at the number in orlando. it has dropped down to 44. palm coast at 39, cocoa beach at 46. we look at the frost and freeze freeze warnings here. if you do not have a freeze warning, it is a frost advisory. you should have covered your lance areas we are going to see a heavy frost here. as we look of the commute, you are going to be chiseling some of the ice off of the windchill, 35 in town -- windshield. 35 in town. here is what i going to do, we will look at the updated freeze durations. coldest morning thoughts far this winter. we will look at a few cities, and believe it or not, we will return to the 70' s. i will show you win. -- when. meredith:

jim: here we are coming up, rising so to speak. daytona rising the name of the project, and it really captured everything you were trying to accomplish. joie chitwood: you know, it really did for us. riding this escalator kind of reminds me what it was all about in the first place. said, "vertical transportation. get me up and down this property a lot quicker, a lot easier." and so, this is one of 40 escalators that we built. jim: used to be a place to get a hot dog, hamburger scattered here or there. that whole fan experience has changed. >> now, we' ve doubled the restrooms, tripled the concessions, really created a space where fans can be engaged. they can actually have social opportunities, relax and enjoy, great seating, but at the end of the day, we used to be a ground level with a grandstand on it. now we' ve got wide open concourses stretching 9/ 10 of a mile long great height on it, , great feel to it. probably the most imporatnt thing if you look at this is the drip shield above us. in florida, we have rain once in a whil

jim: and theme park price hike. wesh 2 news digs into why it will now cost you $105 to get into universal orlando. tony. tony: after a cold and frosty start, i nice turnaround in temperatures today. meredith: drivers falling asleep at the wheel? hot-rodding with government re seeing crash after crash after crash. these and other bizarre incidents are caught on camera. jim: in a wesh 2 news exclusive, greg fox shows us video after video and explains why the biggest county in central florida is putting more eyes on the road. greg: it can happen just like that. let' s see it again. collisions and unsafe driving practices by orange county employees, like talking on phones or radios. another worker a taxpayer-funded utility truck for some off-roading fun, all captured in real time on video, thanks to this device, a drivecam. john petrelli: the goal behind the program itself is to make them better drivers. greg: john petrelli is head of orange county risk management. he showed us videos of bad driver behavior and careless