>> nick: yeah, noah. you're home. [ handcuffs clink ] arrest for the hit-and-run that almost killed billy abbott. >> chelsea: if this noah bomb explodes this morning... >> adam: not if. when. babe, it's only a matter of time before the media gets wind of what my father told the police, and then all bets are off at that point. >> chelsea: i suppose you're right. >> adam: unfortunately, we both know that i am. >> chelsea: do you think there's a chance that vic-- oh, hey, guys. those are some smiles. >> billy: yeah, well, we, uh, we have good reason. >> victoria: yeah. the best. >> chelsea: oh? >> victoria: billy and i got engaged. >> chelsea: [ gasps ] oh, my god, you guys. >> adam: uh, uh, congratulations. >> chelsea: that's awesome. >> victoria: yeah, we think so. thank you. >> chelsea: so, what? was it a valentine's day surprise? very romantic, billy. >> victoria: [ sighs ] billy reserved the top of the tower. we had the whole place to he got down on one knee, and i was shocked. i never saw it coming. >>

>> nick: no! it was what was best for you, because then we didn' t have the scandal or the embarrassment, and the newman name wasn' t splashed all over the media. >> victor: i was looking out for you, son. what does that have to do with this murder? >> nick: i should have been able to talk to her, to own up to what i did. >> victor: what? you had a party. you dared a girl to jump off -- off the roof, and she was dumb enough to do it! >> nick: don' t you blame her! don' t do that. if i could have talked to her, dad, maybe i could have given her some closure. >> victor: oh, yeah? made it public and ruined your life! instead?! >> victor: you know what happened?! i paid that family a lot of money -- made it possible for possible! she became a doctor! >> nick: she never got a chance to get over what happened. that' s why when the opportunity patient. she was obsessed with me, dad! she knew everything about all our lives. she thought she could get to me through my ex, and nothing and no one was gonna st

>> nick: hey. where' s faith? is she okay? >> sharon: oh, she' s -- yeah. upstairs drawing. she' s fine. >> nick: oh. all right. on the phone, you made it sound like -- >> sharon: yeah, sorry. i didn' t mean to scare you, but, um, there is something we need to talk about. it' s important. >> nick: okay. >> sharon: so, faith asked me if she could move in with me and dylan full time. >> nick: she asked you that? um, okay. i' m gonna go talk to her. i think it' s important that we talk first. sit down. [ sighs ] you know, it wouldn' t be the worst thing in the world. that way you could focus on sage' s treatment full time. >> nick: i want to be with my daughter. >> sharon: no, i know. >> nick: look, we have an arrangement in place. if we change it, it' s just gonna disturb her routine, and i don' t want to do that. >> sharon: no, only for a few days maybe. you know faith. she' s adjusted to far worse before. >> nick: where is this coming from? >> sharon: it' s really bothering faith what sage is going

let me handle nick. tell me what' s going on. >> sharon: the things nick said when he was here, i just feel terrible betraying his >> dr. anderson: no, no, no. it' s not gossip. this is compassion. talk to me. >> sharon: nick suspects... >> dr. anderson: nick suspects what? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that humira can lower your ability including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, and new or worsening get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if y

nick is doing. he is revolutionizing the real-estate investing industry. he's transforming students' lives, and i've seen it in action. >> announcer: with only a k-through-12 education, nick has flipped hundreds of properties all across the nation, making him a multimillionaire. hear about what it really takes to make money in today's real-estate market. so, get ready, because you are about to get a dose of reality, not realittv. >> hello, everyone. i'm sabrina reese. i'm here today in the home of nick and gina vertucci. nick is a retired police officer, served his community, and now has become an expert in real-estate investing. over the last 10 years, nick has made millions in flipping houses and holding rental properties all across the country. nick and his lovely wife, gina, have invited me into their gorgeous home so they can tell us how to make millions using his provenystem that allows almost anyone to become a real-estate investor without any prior experience, even if you have no credit or l

something that i' ll never share with nick. never. nick for the loss of your child? >> sage: yes. don' t shut me out. s holding something over you. t say it' out of jail, because that' you' re fulfilling all of you' re no longer in danger. >> adam: i don' t know where this t know where you' getting this. >> chelsea: it is so obvious he is blackmailing you... again. don' t you remember what happened last time? do you really want to go down that road again? >> adam: no, no. listen. things are different between the two of us, okay? our relationship is different. besides, what -- what would he have to blackmail me with? i don' t have any secrets, sweetheart, especially from you. >> chelsea: please. i' m begging you. tell me what' s going on. and -- and we' ll just work through it together. it' s okay. you know i am strong enough to handle the truth. you can tell me, and then you -- you won' influence anymore. i mean, think -- think about how good that will feel. you' ll finally be able to break the stupid newman curse. >> adam: newman curse. i' m at newman because i want

tickets to nick's real-estate workshop, and nick will send you disc one of his "fortunes in flipping" cd set. then, when you attend, you'll be treated to a free meal and receive nick's v.i.p. tech package, with a gps smartphone watch, a usb power charger, and usb flash drive preloaded with nick's flipping guide and flipping cd set -- a $599 value, yours free of charge -- as nick's gift to you. but that's not all. each registered guest will also automatically be entered to win a $5,000 cash prize. system is designed to make money in today's real-estate market. it's time to take action so you can leararhow to get in, get out, and get paid just like nick. he found the success he was looking for r rough real estate, and so can you. so don't wait another second. pick up the phone and make the call right now. >> let's face it, guys. we are in really tough economic times. i don't have to tell you. i'm sure you look at your bills or bank accounts and know that something has to change. that's why i started the nv real estate academy. it's so exciting to know that we can give back and really he

. >> nick: thank you. you helped me figure out who sandy really was. you got her to talk. forever. >> sharon: i want to be there sage, ' cause she's your wife, i always wanted her to be a part of his life. you know, it's true what they say about babies -- that no amount of love is too much. >> devon: so, what should i do? should i chase him down and tell him that it's cool to badmouth >> lily: how ' bout a little support for a man with an illness? >> devon: all i'm doing is protecting myself and the people that i love until he decides to get help. i know i fired him. i wish i didn't have to do that, but it had to be done. >> dr. neville: you know, i would tell you you were good, but i would be lying. you were brilliant, and you didn't even need a tie. >> ashley: the way you made your point -- it was incredible. i mean, the reporters were just riveted. >> hilary: thank you. >> dr. neville: you know... maybe this is the face of our project. she's a p.r. bonanza, especially when she's saying such nice things

that would be nick's dad? no, it wouldn't be. nick! scrapper! come on in! this is scrapper. isn't he great? he even looks like nick. yeah, he does! he's got his mother's nose, though. wow! a dog! sit. why can't you do that? whoa, hey, hey, how are you? how are you? please go away. keep it coming, doctor dolittle. sorry. i don't relate well to quadrupeds. this dog's just begging for love and affection. aren't you, little doggie? [grrr] dad, sorry. he doesn't liketo be calledlittle doggie. @ oh, excuse me, mr. sensitive. how old is he? i had him sincei was 6 years old. that wouldmake him, uh... carry the 7, 22 take away 6would be, uh... 22 minus 6... 16. he'd be 16. so in dog years,he's... let's see, 11... old, nick. he'd be old. yeah. he used tolive with my mom, so nowhe's mine again. he likes you, alex. yeah, it's mutual, mal. i just wish someone would slip him a breath mint. mal's right.he gave you dolly. that meanshe likes you. scrapper,give alex a kiss. oh! oh, great! great. i just hope my pores weren't open. alex! how can you not like a doggie kiss? what's there to like

>> sage: nick. >> nick: how' d you get to a phone? >> sage: anderson left the office, and i' m in here alone. she' s definitely moving in for the kill. under the guise of psychiatric advice, she says that you and i should break up. >> nick: you' re kidding me. >> sage: no. and she also said that i should leave town. she definitely wants you. >> nick: have you been able to find out anything about anderson' s past, i mean, why she injected herself into our lives? >> sage: nothing yet, but i think i can probably find something in her office, maybe some pictures or some documents. i just need a little more time alone. >> nick: [ sighs ] i don' t know about that. i mean, it' s just -- it' s not easy on your end. it just gets you in deeper. >> sage: honey, i' m fine. don' t worry about me. >> nick: yeah, consider it done. i thought activia wasn' t for me. until i realized how much our digestive systems handle during winter. 90 stressful days juggling hectic schedules. over 40 meals of heavy comfort foods like baked mac & cheese. no wonder a

anderson: nick suspects what? >> nick: no, no. all this does is put you more in danger, and i do not like you being in here. >> adam: unless you can find a burning building to pull some people out of, man, you' re going to prison! do you understand that?! >> breaks news in new york city. an update on a deadly crane collapse in manhattan. plus, a deadly shooting in boulder. what we know about the search for a suspect and we will explain this trend. plus, a warmup toda,, ,,

nick's little brother. he lives two blocks from here. nick used to live there, too. do you know if robbie's home? i'm pretty sure he's at work. he's a stock boy at better foods on route 27. last thing my parents need are people coming around asking about nick. trying to get over what happened. you don't support your parents' lawst against diamond river? lawsuit. the lawyer said we probably couldn't touch 'em 'cause it happened in iraq. somebody dropped some salad dressing in aisle five. bob wants you to clean it up. hey, listen. your father said that you and nick would talk about jeffrey pope. yeah? what about him? he doesn't sound like your favorite person. two things i know about pope. nick worked for him and nick's head came home in box. we're sorry that happened. so, yeah. i'd love to hearhat pope has to say about that. where were you tuesday night? shift ends at 8:00, then i went home. alone? yeah. jeep cherokee. and how about your brother? did he keep a car around? i gotta go clean up that mess. hey, look. we can always do a dmv check if you're not gonna give u

. >>> what was nick like? >> nick was funny. nick was smart. nick had the best sense of humour, and very, very quick witted. >> reporter: you had fun with him. >> you had a blast. >> reporter: this woman is talking about her older son. growing up gay in tennessee was not easy. >> it was something that was not acceptable. and he, you know, had to deal with his identity. >> reporter: when he started drinking heavily, he was sent to a christian rehab programme in florida called teen challenge. >> reporter: you sent him to a detox programme. >> yes. >> reporter: what happened? >> when nick went there, the first thing they tried to do was de-gay him. >> reporter: they tried to de-gay him. >> de-gay him >> reporter: at a detox facility. >> yes. >> reporter: and that drove him to drink. >> he stole cough syrup from a store when he was on a job site. >> reporter: teen challenge kicked out nick for breaking a rule. hours later he dieded in an overdose. >> did you try talking to them? >> i tried to find out what happened to nick. when they would continuo

nick is doing. he is revolutionizing the real-estate investing industry. he's transforming students' lives, and i've seen it in action. >> announcer: with only a k-through-12 education, nick has flipped hundreds of properties all across the nation, making him a multimillionaire. in the next 30 minutes, you will hear about what it really takes to make money in today's real-estate market. so, get ready, because you are about to get a dose of reality, not reality tv. >> hello, everyone. i'm sabrina reese. i'm here today in the home of nick and gina vertucci. nick is a retired police officer, served his community, and now has become an expert in real-estate investing. made millions in flipping houses and holding rental properties all across the country. nick and his lovely wife, gina, have invited me into their gorgeous home so they can tell us how to make millions using his proven system that allows almost anyone to become a real-estate investor without any prior experience, even if you have no credit

senate, but because of nick. as has been mentioned, nick was not only extremely close to senator kennedy, but he has been a key factor in bringing this wonderful, the senator's wonderful vision for this place into a reality. now, i think almost everybody here knows that nick was senator kennedy's labor committee staff director, and effectively his top domestic policy adviser from 1989 to 1998. he had a truly remarkable insider's view of the events we focus on in the book during the critical years 1995-1997. his role as staff directer is and his closeness to senator kennedy put him really at the center of the action and also placed him in private meetings with the president, with other senators, with outside leaders. the book benefited tremendously not only from the dedication and insight he brought to it from that, but from the special access that he was able to talk about and reflect inside the book. as jenny mentioned, the book had its origin -- or as nick said in his own statement, the book had its origin when

because of nick. and as has been mentioned, nick was not only extremely close to senator kennedy but he has been a key factor in bringing this wonderful -- the senator's wonderful vision for this place into a reality. now, i think almost everybody here knows that nick was snore kennedy's labor committee staff director, and his poly adviser from 1989 to 1998. he had truly remarkable insider's view of the events we focus on in the book during the critical years 1995 do 1997. his role as staff director and his closeness to senator kennedy put him at the center of the action, and also placed him in private meetings with the president, with other senators, with outside leaders. the book benefits tremendously not only from the dedication and insight he brought to it from that but from the special access he was able to talk about and reflect inside the book. as jenny mentioned the book had its origin -- as nick said in his own statement the book had it origin when nick left the senate in 1998 and wrote the f

in what nick is doing. hes revolutionizing the real-estate investing industry. he's transforming students' lives, and i've seen it in action. >> announcer: with only a k-through-12 education, nick has flipped hundreds of properties all across t nation, making him a multi-millionaire. in t next 30 minutes, you will he about what it really takes so get ready, because you are about to get a dose of reality, not reality tv. >> hello, everyone. i'm sabrina reese. i'm here today in the home of nick and gina vertucci. nick is a retired police officer, served his community, and now has become an expert in real-estate investing. over the last 10 years, nick has made millions in flipping houses and holding rental properties all across the country. nick and his lovely wife, gina, have invited me into their gorgeous home so they can tell us how to make millions using his proven steysm that allows almost anyone to become a real-estate investor without any ior experience, even if you have no credit or little to no money.

nick and roy brought is one. they probably didn't leave it behind because they knew it could be traced back to them. and how did they know they were gonna need this thing to open the garage door in the first pce? exactly. someone matching nick's description bought this at a securi-door dealer in long island city two days before the blackout. they knew there was gonna be a blackout? neat trick. maybe this missing accomplice worked at the power company. you should ask them what caused the blackout. the official story is an overload due to peak demand. i bet the unofficial story is a lot sexier. (mccoy)i noticed you haven't answered barkin's discovery motion for a search warrant. you're tracking defense motions? you must have a lot of free time, jack. maybe you can he me update my phone book. funny. so there's a problem with the search warrant? no problem. no warrant. the judge wouldn't sign it. i told the cops to go in anyway. mike. there were exigent circumstances! how was i supposed to know nick costas had a cous

she'll say nick howell's a victim, too. and pope's death is collateral damage from private armies fighting in an undermanned, unpopular war. a run at jury nullification melnick's got a press conference scheduled today at 3:00. the beginning of her campaign to work the media and the jury pool. blue city, blue state. could have some traction. well, let's don't go paws up because some self-serving defense lawyer wants to hop on a soapbox. (mccoy) you just couldn't lay off this one, could you, danielle? how could i, jack? they've outsourced an ill-advised, mismanaged war. and now it's spilled over into new york city. we are looking at a much smaller picture. e howell family has been through a lot. we're prepared to offer mr. howell some consideration. really? becoming a softy in your old age, jack? i could be convinced that he wasn't fully aware of mr. boatman's intentions. you want his testimony. that's right. does he want a deal or not? no can do. (borgia) don't you think there's a problem representing both defendts? no. they

. >>> what was nick like? >> nick was funny. nick was smart. nick had the best sense of witted. >> reporter: him. >> you had a blast. >> reporter: this woman is talking about her older son. growing up gay in tennessee was not easy. >> it was something that was not acceptable. and he, you know, had to deal with his identity. >> reporter: when he started drinking heavily, he was sent to a christian rehab programme in florida called teen challenge. >> reporter: you sent him to a detox programme. >> yes. >> reporter: what happened? >> when nick went there, the first thing they tried to do was de-gay him. >> reporter: they tried to de-gay him. >> de-gay him facility. >> yes. >> reporter: and that drove him to drink. >> he stole cough syrup from a store when he was on a job site. >> reporter: teen challenge rule. overdose. >> did you try talking to them? >> i tried to find out what happened to nick. when they would continuously lie, i knew i would not get anywhere with finding out what happened with my son. i have never sued anyone, but i nick. >> a

much more coming up, including nick's frozen forecast. nick: yes, sir. we felt it today with temperatures only in the 20s. windchills in the single numbers right now. that's sort of the tip of the iceberg because we have some brutally cold arctic air coming in from the weekend. ernie: thank you. we're going to warm things up tomorrow. you know why? we're going to take a look at the power of love. it's a great way to get into the valentine's day weekend. that's coming up tomorrow at 6:00. we're coming right back after it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying ernie: 23 degrees in new york city. nick will be along with the frigid forecast in just a moment. let's check out some of the headlines today. this is what's going

v >>> what was nick like? >> nick was funny. nick was smart. nick had the best sense of witted. >> reporter: him. >> you had a blast. >> reporter: this woman is talking about her older son. growing up gay in tennessee was not easy. >> it was something that was not acceptable. and he, you know, had to deal with his identity. >> reporter: when he started drinking heavily, he was sent to a christian rehab programme in florida called teen challenge. >> reporter: you sent him to a detox programme. >> yes. >> reporter: what happened? >> when nick went there, the first thing they tried to do was de-gay him. >> reporter: they tried to de-gay him. >> de-gay him facility. >> yes. >> reporter: and that drove him to drink. >> he stole cough syrup from a store when he was on a job site. >> reporter: teen challenge rule. overdose. >> did you try talking to them? >> i tried to find out what happened to nick. when they would continuously lie, i knew i would not get anywhere with finding out what happened with my son. i have never sued anyone, but i nick. >> a

so when he asked him, why is nick sending you money? obviously, they're not going to say the true reason why i'm -- they're not going to tell on themselves. so the obvious reason is to say, yeah, he owed it to us for whatever reason it was. so ralph not believing what i had to say but believing them wrote me up for it instead. >> the thing about with mr. compton, this ain't the first time he's tried to pull something, not only here but at other facilities. tried to get protective custody. it's one of them things where he got caught up this time. i've got other information from other sources stating he likes to get in debt and can't pay his debt. so that's a behavioral thing. so what you do is discipline the behavior. that's what we're doing. he's still going to protective custody. we have to do something to protect him. he's going home here shortly. it might be moved a little bit further back because of the conduct report. but that's not my decision. at this point compton's case is closed. >> later with the video camera we provided him,

nick would come once a week and bring him greek pastries. where did nick live? somewhere in the city. and he came by yesterday just to borrow your bike? he said he'd been cleaning out his dad's store. before he came here, nick's dad had some kind of store in astoria. (green) where in astoria? you have to ask him. mr. costas, hi. hello. where's your store, mr. costas? crescent and 31st. crescent and 31st. cloverfield. cloverfield and 31st. cloverfield, crescent. cloverfield? crescent? [breathing heavily] what kind of store do you have? [chuckling] my kid's a hell of a southpaw. is he coming today? no, i don't think so. [chuckling] i know what he's doing. he's feeding the snake. that--that kid. he's n gonna give me a warrant for each store, and i need to me to make an argument for exigent circumstances. but we got, like, a half a dozen stores here and they're all closed up. i don't want to go in and have somebody walk on a bad search. hey, ed! the snake the old man was talking about. hey, man, i think we just found the place. hold on. your honor! your honor! easy,

you see, that's when nick began volunteering at cora. a san mateo nonprofit helping domestic violence sufferers. it was an eye-opener. >> the idea that i should be thankful for the fact that i'm safe in my household was so foreign to me. >> nick started doing not much more than moving boxes and painting walls. but wanted to contribute more substantially. >> there are many different types of domestic vie violence. >> began giving talks to his peers, but it is his latest idea, combining his earliest passion, that has gotten a lot of attention. >> i have this background in finance i would love to be able to leverage it, and do something out of the order their are to catch people's attention. >> nick decided to raise money for cora. $85,000 and put the money in a fund and manage it. hopefully turning it into even more money. nick has been recognized for his awe neek approach. reaping rewards, and attention. -- unique. but for nick what he really wants, is simply to spark a conversation. >> throughout my advocacy it's been important for me to

nick: that was perfect, wasn't it? right on the left edge and it just stayed there. caddie has no doubt given him one last little thought about just nudging it up there. the speed here is not as slick green. nick: just brush it in. jim: for the title. going to put a coin on and it let reavie finish. but it's going to be bubba's week again here for the second time in l.a. second time in three years. he's going to do what he did at augusta. win and then don't win. that was adam scott's year and come back and win it again. reavie is taking his time with this one, and rightfully so. speedy little putt. successfully negotiated and 71 final round. so forget all that stuff about the last four years, the 54-hole leader not holding up. that's going to the wayside. and bubba's got another victory. and again, that's nine titles since the summer of 2010. nick: he finds a way to win, doesn't he? there's a lot going on in his rounds. jim: peter kostis, down to you. peter: i'm down with our champion, bubba. there had been a little bi

nick: u.k. there's nothing like technology stocks. emerging market companies have realized their productivity is very low. they need to invest. -- if younies can don't believe there's one be recession this year, there are a lot of securities that are pressing that in. things like good quality investment debt. francine: what is the one thing that is being missed price in the market? is it an asset class? -- nick: is a credit would say credit. i think it is a reasonable value at the moment, yes. francine: is there anything else? what happens with oil? will probably rise if it. there is a catch to where it will go. there should -- that should be a benefit to the world economy. look at what is happening in the u.s. next line you have this too is a billion dollar bonus dividend to the u.s. economy did some has gone into increasing taxes. rest has gone into savings. we've had pretty good consumer spending, plus 3%. the savings but, you could argue that is not going to the economies that benefit. that would help from any recession, because t

nick is joining us and we got that arctic air coming our way. nick: it's coming. it's a gradual cool-down. it's the weekend -- ernie: it's going to really drop down, frosty. i love that nickname for you. nick: happy birthday! ernie: you're a funny man. we remember that. it's going to get really cold? nick: it is. we could be talking dangerous windchill values this weekend. we're seeing the windchill values that could be 15 to 25 below zero across the area so that's what we're going to be watching out for. 39, 33 today. that's pretty seasonal. 41 and 20 is where we should be. record high, 61. just a trace of snow earlier. we've seen a few snow showers tonight and tomorrow but nothing big. right now 36. we just lost a degree. humidity at 46 percent. winds out of the west. we'll get breezy tonight and a gusty westerly breeze will return tomorrow. the pressure is 29.69 and rising. upper 30s across long island. it did touch 40 bridgeport, poughkeepsie, and 41 at newark and back to the upper 30s to belmar. right now the jersey shore, it's 34. same, mid 30s up towards su

nick: anyone who drives as well as he does. he cutts it down to size. jim: bubba moves into 11th position in the fedexcup victories with a victory. we've had southpaws have success here. mike weir won a couple of times here. phil mickelson twice and now bubba twice and we're back again, the cbs golf family. can't wait to bring thank you the masters. coming up april 7 through the 10th. little dakota gets a hug. dad's pretty torn up about it, too, isn't he? caleb has been in this position before to celebrate with dad. jim nantz and all the crew saying so long from riviera and the sidewalk. we are live with how the rider and the woman walking are hurt. >> the closest finish ever at the daytona 500. ping is live in victory lane. >> first, grocery store attack. at least four people shot inside this place. a suspect now in custody. what witnesses are saying about all this gun fire. >> good evening to you. thank you for staying with us tonight. that suspect is now facing four counts of attempted murder. officers race to make fall and anderson street, we brough

nick. he likes working on cars and getting his hands doppler radar irty in shop. he wanted to help younger kids. >> i thought it was a great plan. it would make a lot of kids happy. it is hard to have cancer when you're a little kid. >> reporter: nick faced health first battling a brain tumor when he was 4. then growing up with leukemia. his parents, vince and christina, remember the years spent in and out of the hospital, at the timered tethered to an iv pole. >> you're connected to the pole 24/7. if you have to get up to do anything, the pole goes with you. >> reporter: sitting was uncomfortable. it wasn't until nick saw a little girl having a hard time that he had his ah-ha moment. >> there was a little girl trying to walk, and she got tired. she'd tried to ride on her pole and it wasn't working. >> reporter: the hospital had one so-called lily pad. think of it like a skateboard that makes getting around easier. so nick told his folks he'd make new ones in wood shop, enough for every kid

nick. he likes working on cars and getting his hands doppler radarirty in shop. he wanted to help younger kids. >> i thought it was a great plan. it would make a lot of kids happy. it is hard to have cancer when you're a little kid. >> reporter: nick faced health challenges his entire life. first battling a brain tumor when he was 4. then growing up with leukemia. his parents, vince and christina, remember the years spent in and out of the pole. 24/7. if you have to get up to do anything, the pole goes with you. >> reporter: sitting was uncomfortable. it wasn't until nick saw a little girl having a hard time that he had his ah-ha moment. >> there was a little girl tired. she'd tried to ride on her pole and it wasn't working. >> reporter: the hospital had one so-called lily pad. think of it like a skateboard that makes getting around easier. so nick told his folks he'd make new ones in wood shop, enough for every kid in the hospital. nick died before he could finish the job. losing his fight

nick: anyone who drives as well as he does. he cutts it down to size. jim: bubba moves into 11th position in the fedexcup victories with a victory. we've had southpaws have success here. mike weir won a couple of times here. phil mickelson twice and now bubba twice and we're back again, the cbs golf family. can't wait to bring thank you tradition at augusta. the masters. coming up april 7 through the little dakota gets a hug. dad's pretty torn up about it, too, isn't he? caleb has been in this position before to celebrate with dad. jim nantz and all the crew saying so long from riviera and congratulations to bubba watson. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pn pnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnpnp

nick. he likes working on cars and getting his hands doppler radar irty in shop. plan. it would make a lot of kids happy. it is hard to have cancer when you're a little kid. >> reporter: nick faced health challenges his entire life. first battling a brain tumor when he was 4. then growing up with leukemia. his parents, vince and christina, remember the years spent in and out of the hospital, at the timered tethered to an iv pole. >> you're connected to the pole 24/7. if you have to get up to do anything, the pole goes with you. >> reporter: sitting was uncomfortable. it wasn't until nick saw a little girl having a hard time that he had his ah-ha moment. >> there was a little girl trying to walk, and she got tired. she'd tried to ride on her pole and it wasn't working. >> reporter: the hospital had one so-called lily pad. think of it like a skateboard that makes getting around easier. so nick told his folks he'd make new ones in wood shop, enough for every kid in the hospital. nick died befo

. >> nick: just wait, wait, wait, wait. >> sharon: nick? is she -- we got to call the police. >> nick: don't. no, no, no.

nick: anyone who drives as well as he does. he cutts it down to size. jim: bubba moves into 11th position in the fedexcup victories with a victory. we've had southpaws have success here. mike weir won a couple of times here. phil mickelson twice and now bubba twice and we're back again, the cbs golf family. can't wait to bring thank you tradition at augusta. the masters. coming up april 7 through the 10th. little dakota gets a hug. dad's pretty torn up about it, too, isn't he? caleb has been in this position before to celebrate with dad. jim nantz and all the crew saying so long from riviera and (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. r it's what you do. where are you?r it's very loud there. are you taking at trump trump trump it was all about trump on cbs face the nation

nick? (((closed captioning will resume shortly))) 3 people shot 1 female dead 2 others hospitalized 1 female - extremely critical 2 or 3 different scenes no suspect in custody. police should have update vety shortly. (((closed captioning will resume shortly))) (((closed captioning will resume shortly))) (((closed captioning will resume shortly))) get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... meteorologist cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. the strong winds will decrease to 10-with mostly clear skies & a high of 71 degrees on friday. for the weekend we'll see sunny skies with highs at 72 on saturday, then 76 on sunday. into next week we continue with warmer highs into the upper-70s. average high for next week is 65 degrees. here's your fox5 traffic solutions here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes list

oh, my god. >> nick: just wait, wait, wait, wait. >> sharon: nick? is she -- we got to call the police. we need to get help. >> nick: don't. no, no, no.

nick: we have some more coming. this weekend i started warning about this last week, the coldest air of the season and since a year ago is on the way. ernie: double scarf, caps. nick: be prepared for that. ernie: not a lot of snow? nick: well -- it's not looking that way now. there might be a sizable amount in central and southern new jersey tomorrow into wednesday morning. and it's all going to depend on where this little trough is going to set up from a storm that's moving to the south and east. if that trough moves northward, we'll shift the axis further north. that would include new york city and long island. just going to have to watch it. it's one of the things that's been the case this winter, we have to watch it as it comes up to the event. 39, 31 today. about average. 61 and minus 7 in the records. just a trace of snow in the city. you saw earlier we were telling you about half a foot in eastern long island. 32 now. dew point 21. the air is dry, but flurries around. wind out of the northeast at 9. pressure

the officer surprised her with a sweet 16 birthday gift. ( nick burgess / hanna's father ) "actually, why don't you just turn left on first ave." hanna burgess is celebrating her sweet sixteen one way: ( nick burgess / hanna's father ) "kinda got a lead foot to start, but..." ...behind the wheel... ( nick burgess / hanna's father ) "kinda right in this area is where she got stopped." ...with her dad, but a traffic stop wednesday night... ( sgt. thomas grubb / cedar rapids police ) "can i have your driver's license please? proof of insurance." ...still has hanna a little traumatized. ( hanna burgess / got birthday think i would've been more scared if my dad wasn't there." ...a dad who called up cedar rapids police officer thomas grubb... ( sgt. thomas grubb / cedar rapids police ) "here's your license back." ( hanna burgess / got birthday surprise ) "thank you." ( sgt. thomas grubb / cedar rapids police ) "i've got good news and bad news." ...to plan this: ( sgt. thomas grubb / cedar rapids police ) "the bad news is you're gonna get a ticket. the good news is it's to justin bieber. hap

nick: got to have my phone. it's not an anti aging face cream it's realizing beauty, doesn't stop at my chin. roc's formula adapts to delicate skin areas. my fine lines here, visibly reduced in 4 weeks. chest, neck and face cream from roc. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: blake shelton and luke bryan went to mastro's steak house separately but they had beef with each other. >> who do you want to sit next to at the grammys? >> luke bryan but he never gets nominated. >> like brian -- >> they're like the nickelback of country. harvey: luke's songs are legitimately good. >> they're not respects by the grammys. harvey: like "star wars" never gets nominated for best picture -- >> the first one did. harvey: it didn't win. >> john mayer was there with his >> adele did a show on friday for hard-core fans. john mayer was there with his new girlfriend. katy perry as well. >> john mayer was there with his new girlfriend and katy perry was there with orlando bloom? >> less than two months after they broke up.

. >> plus, i miss nick calling me on the phone. >> remembering nick bell. how his family is honoring his memory while trying to fight violence in durham. >>> and helping a teacher, , how a donation program has helped thousands through a website. the news starts right now. good evening i'm maggie newland. thank you for joining us. the poles just closed in south carolina for the democratic primary, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are hoping for a win ahead of super tuesday. john takes a look at what voters wanted from their candidate. democratic voters in south carolina head to poling stations across the state to cast their ballot saturday. >> i'm going to be voting for hillary. we're very excited about her. and i think madame president sounds really good. easy decision for you to make. >> i like the idea that she's a policy wonk. i think that experience does matter. >> both bernie sanders and hillary clinton spent friday campaigning throughout the palmetto state trying to sway last minute voters. clinton is expected to win big. relying on her advantage wi

hello, nick. nick: hello. hopefully you'll care about what i have to say about the coldest day -- steve: we're getting scared about the weekend. nick: coldest air of the season, in quite some time. and windchills that will be down 15 to 20 below zero. that's dangerous. you get frostbite real fast if you're not covered up. that's not today or tomorrow or even friday. it will get colder. the weekend is when we get the arctic onslaught. 61 the record high 2001. and right there at 1899 it was 6 below zero. a trace of melt. 100th of an inch of rain today. a fair amount of clouds. 37. the air is dry with an 18 degree dew point. wind out of the west. the pressure is on the rise. occasionally we've seen a couple of snow flurries in the area. it's been north and west of the city for that matter. there's some snowflakes flying as you get towards route 17 escorted back to scranton -- scattered back to scranton. we could see snow showers or flurries in the sky tonight and tomorrow in the afternoon as another cold front cr

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nick: i like it. ernie: exactly. nick: i'm going to quote you on that. ernie: thank you, nick. we will continue our celebration of black history month right after the break tonight. today we're going to focus on the arts and the programs that help give young minorities an opportunity to shine on stage. we'll meet two up and coming stars in just a moment. we'll be right back after the break. ernie: welcome back to our feature story. we all know the very talented misty copeland has broken barriers in the ballet world, but there are many african-american boys and girls who don't realize what opportunities exist in the arts. stacey delikat has more now on a program aimed at changing that as we continue our featured focus on black history month. copeland made history when she became the first african-american woman to be named principal of the ballet company. now others are hoping to fellow in her footsteps. >> we started in second grade. that's when we first saw a ballet. >> reporter: these twin brothers were introduced to ballet through a special outreach program at their school a

nick foley for newschannel 5. back to you in the studio. >>> and breaking overnight from the live desk, a smash-and-grab fail in east cleveland. a pair of would-be thieves crash into a store front and get stopped in their tracks. this is at hayden sam's deli off of hayden avenue and hit before. the suspect hitting the same spot as last time, but, a got there before they could get inside. the suspects ran and got away without stealing anything. two stolen trucks were recovered from the scene, parents. >> and a smash-and-grab is a major problem in east cleveland. the shoppers are calling on the city to do something about the repeated robberies. the convenience stores along euclid avenue have been hit again and again and she said that stores are cutting their hours because of the robberies. >> and my clothes are -- and that close at 10 and 9:35 and stuff to get off work and come here and get something because of the robberies and stuff going on. >> he is reaching out to all major retailers and said that by pulling re

simpson, fay res nick takes center stage. we look back with nicole brown confidante. >> very afraid of him. that's ahead. >>> a resounding win in nevada >> meanwhile, his wife, melania, in new york do first solo sit down since donald announccd he wrunning. >> with his win last night, donald is the favorite to receive the republican nomination. >> which would make melania, if he can win the generalelection, the first foreign-born, first lady in modern americanhistory. >> what was it that you saw in donald when you met him? or fell in love with him? >> list mind. amazing mind. >> what about some of the language he uses? he cur >> well do i agree all the time with him? >> mm-hm. >> no, i don't. and i tell him that. >> melania in front of the trump apartments and in the rar interview defending her husband. >> many felt he insulted mexicans. >> no, i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. >> you're an immigrant. >> yes. >> do you think he goes too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the way it is supposed to be. >> coming

simpson, fay res nick takes center stage. we look back with nicole brown confidante. >> very afraid of him. that's ahead. >>> a resounding win in nevada caucuses last night. >> meanwhile, his wife, melania, in new york do first solo sit down since donald announccd he wrunning. >> with his win last night, donald is the favorite to nomination. >> which would make melania, if he can win the generalelection, the first foreign-born, first lady in modern americanhistory. >> what was it that you saw in donald when you met him? or fell in love with him? >> list mind. >> what about some of the he cur >> well do i agree all the time with him? >> mm-hm. >> no, i don't. and i tell him that. apartments and in the rar interview defending her husband. >> many felt he insulted mexicans. >> no, i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. he said illegal immigrants. >> you're an immigrant. >> do you think he goes too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the way it is supposed to be. >> coming frommer is beena 1996. >> in 1999, the new yor

simpson, fay res nick takes center stage. we look back with nicole brown confidante. >> very afraid of him. that's ahead. >>> a resounding win in nevada caucuses last night. >> meanwhile, his wife, melania, in new york do first solo sit down since donald announccd he wrunning. >> with his win last night, donald is the favorite to receive the republican nomination. >> which would make melanial if he can win the generalelection, the first foreign-born, first lady in modern americanhistory. >> what was it that you saw in donald when you met him? >> list mind. amazing mind. >> what about some of the language he uses? he cur >> well do i agree all the time with him? >> mm-hm. >> no, i don't. and i tell him that. >> melania in front of the trump apartments and in the rar interview defending her husband. >> many felt he insulted mexicans. >>>>no, i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. he said illegal immigrants. >> you're an immigrant. >> yes. >> do you think he goes too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the way it is s

simpson, fay res nick takes center stage. we look back with nicole brown confidante. >> very afraid of him. >> why was she dropped as a witness? >>> a resounding win in nevada caucuses last night. >> meanwhile, his wife, melania, in new york do first solo sit down since donald announccd he wrunning. >> with his win last night, donald is the favorite to receive the republican nomination. >> which would make melania, if he can win the generalelection, the first foreign-born, first lady in modern americanhistory. >> what was it that you saw in dona when you met him? or fell in love with him? >> list mind. amazing mind. >> what about some of the language he uses? he cur >> well do i agree all the time with him? >> mm-hm. >> no, i don't. and i tell him that. interview defending her husband. >> many felt he insulted mexicans. >> no, i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. he said illegal immigrants. >> you're an immigrant. >> yes. >> do you think he goes too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the way it is supposed to be