surrounded the protestors. the reverend franklin graham, along with nevada lawmaker michelle fiore, plan to meet with the group this morning. 3 michele, what are you hoping to do?i m hoping just to get them off the refuge alive. that s what i want meanwhile cliven bundy was taken into custody overnight in portland and charged with consipracy to interfere with a federal officer. he was on his way to the wildlife refuge as well. that is also the same charge his sons face for their role in the takeover of the oregon facility. 3 3 3 happening today. a debate that most people brush off is now in the spotlight following the primary election in new hampshire. scott thuman is in milwaukee wisconsin with all the the details about the democratic debate in wisconsin. 3 we are here in milwaukee wisconsin for a date an event that many people may not have circled on their calendars, but certainly have now! a democratic debate between important after what happened just two days ago in new
your weekend in a few minutes. news 13 lauren brigman joins us live. reporter: sams gap, those are the areas that remain snow covered. i want to show you chandler creek road in marsh hill. we are in four wheel drive. this road is slick. we are seeing the snow flurries coming down. i want to show you video we have near the sams gap area, highway 23. that is still snow covered in places. we did see dot crews out treating the roads. they say slick spots had been the primary routes, future i-26, highway 213. those are the main roads in madison county. they are also concentrating on highway 23. as you make your way back out live, you can see still snow covered in places. that is why schools are out here today. live in marshhill, lauren brigman, news 13. i checked in with dispatchers in mitchell, swan, and haywood counties, back roads still might be slick. always a good idea to take it slow heading out in these northern counties on your morning drive. travel times, future i-2
discriminatory practices they experienced in the services. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] good morning. fingers crossed, i am an aspiring naval aviator. i have the honor of introducing veterans of the first thecan-american unit, tuskegee airmen. we have the pleasure of hearing from these dedicated and to determine the men. including jim, a former radio operator. anderson.r pilot cadet. and finally, stephen mccoy, chairman of the speakers bureau. join me inome me welcoming these brave men of the gee airmen.- tuske [applause] good morning. i would like to thank the wonderful introduction. and i would like to go ahead and give her a round of applause. [applause] i would like to thank cadet nicole for her wonderful introduction of us. hereuskegee airmen seated and i would like to welcome you s panel discussion. we wisho d we toshare our special thanks wes smith. i would like to start off with a brief introduction. have ivanore you, you are and major anderson. they a
the driver, who was a canadian citizen, as he came out of the vehicle, this combat medic, sergeant andrew mehltretter, he used combat skills and destabilize the patient and he stayed with that patient until the ambulance arrived. when the driver came back to consciousness, he looked up and andrew said you are ok emma we a are here with you. many folks especially the first is a responder s say that andrew saved that gentleman s life anders commander said his dedication to duty and selfless service warrants recognition. his extraordinary heroism establishes him as a professional, as a leader, as a mentor of soldiers. ladies and gentlemen, the 2014 uso national guardsmen of the year, sergeant andrew mehltretter. [applause] and now ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the 2014 uso service members of the year. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back asiha tyler and the vice president of monster, steve coker. [applause] i just want to say if i have not mad
if that is the gold standard of integrity, you can have it. [applause] that s a great point. young people talk. old people are clapping too. when you talk about your core audience and the disillusionment that that generation has developed in the wake of the failure to change everything that is wrong with washington in the last five and a half, six years, does that translate into a withdrawal from political activism in your mind? people were already saying, in 2012, and i think republicans were banking on it in 2012, they said there is no way obama can reach me solutions, and he disappointed so many people that he cannot have the same electoral model, including the record-setting levels of youth vote, again in 2012 that he had in 2008, and in fact they voted even more in 2012. have we really screwed them up now in 2014? what i would be worried about, and we are out of time, but i will finish this like no light note. we spend a lot of time embedded with isis, all the