. my first guest is the star of "the mysteries of laura," debra messing. then i'll sit down with star of stage and screen, zachary quinto, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ) then we'll have a performance by none other than the legendary violent femmes. ( band playing ) that right there is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) they're about to get in it to win it. before they do, one more thing: a new book reveals that adolf hitler had a micro-penis. wow. if he knew people found out, he'd be rolling over in his grave, which would be easy considering that tiny penis. ( laughter ) >> tonight, stephen welcomes debra messing. zachary quinto. >> and a musical performance by violent femmes. human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody! look, i love this show, but i i come out here night after night, and i do comedy, and there are some night when i am just a little bit shaken by what i've seen in the news, and i can't preten

devastated by the death of her mother, laura gardner. >> it's like she's dying every day and we are going through it every day. it is may have happened to her night. where the ashes. but if they doubled her they blame heritage cremation, funeral service she found online online. grieving people. pick two days later and received this financial bill of 1500. >> and more than double. >> that is when and contacted the owner. and says he claimed that price increase was due to laura's weight. >> he said she was a big woman and they had these it should be great to burn or. >> than they refused to release laura's ashes until he got paid in full. >> they're basically holding the ashes for ran some. >> we couldn't believe it so we started calling him and when we finally reached him he admitted that. >> asked them to pay their bill. when they pay their bill, they've look at the remains. >> we did some digging into the background of discovery is not a licensed funeral director. in fact his business, heritage cremation, has been banned from florida, tennessee, and oregon because it is not a brick

supermarket. >> laura: and he apparently got into it with a suspect and the person drove off dragging that officer. the officer fired at least one shot but is unsure if he hit the suspect. the officer was not seriously hurt. in parma, a 21-year-old man being held on $25,000 bond accused of killing his 18-year-old roommate. the chest, pronounced dead at the hospital michael lancaster accused of shooting her charged with wreckless homicide. >> "q": i was at scene of this about an hour or so ago. a man died after driving around train safety gates. i couldn't even tell what make it was. it happened around 6:15 on west waterloo road near wooster road. police blocked the intersection while they investigated. they haven't released the driver's name yet. and, north ridgeville police called in air support for an accident this morning. investigators say the man went off state road 10 eastbound at state road 83 and ended up flipping his car into a wooded area. you see it right there around 2:00 a.m. it took six hours to find the man. police say he was conscious. he was flown to the hospital to c

>> laura: breaking news at noon. and it's more bad news for johnny manziel. espn tweeted this statement from manziel's agent eric burke heart. the tweet says he's decided to terminate his professional relationship with manziel. he goes on to say, quote, accountability is the foundation of any relationship and, without it, the function of my work is counter productive. now manziel's dad, paul, told the dallas morning news he's concerned about his son, saying, quote, i truly believe they can't get -- if we cannot get him some help, he won't live to see his 24th birthday. >> "q": well, onto the other big deputy-involved shooting in lake county. >> laura: deputies got a report of a stabbing and when they arrived on the scene they were confronted by a man with a gun. paul orlousky joins us live from lake county. >> reporter: the sheriff has just wrapped up a briefing about what happen last night. a call to the home about reports of a stab, a husband stabbing his wife, two other people. her parents in the home, made that 9-1-1 call. the suspect, we have his picture, is thomas herco.

. laura rodriguez is traveling to cover the pontiff's trip. look for her live reports on air starting tomorrow and follow her journeyn social media. >>> coming up, a beachgoer is place and his dramatic return to safety pved to be risky for emergency crews. >>> why the apps you use to beat traffic could actually help criminals elude police. >>> across south florida, the overcast monday for p pesidents strong winds, but changes a (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by igngning it. but th's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with sociai security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. that breaking news where that garbage truck somehow flew over the bridge at i-95 and southeast seveeth street. we understand it hit two cars and a structure as it went down there. fell more than 100 feet. >> fire rescue telling us that truck fell more than 100 feet. it's a pretty big fall. that's why you can see the truck in bad shape upside down. one

he's coming. p>>russell: donald trump sells pout a big venue in tampa. p>>laura: and sore loser. pcam newton walks out after the psuper bowl. p>>russell: and not being ptruthful about money. phigh percentage of couples who pcan relate. phey, everybody. pwelcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pthat ahead and a whole lot more. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave osterberg. pi know how cold it is. pyou don't because you're just pwaking up. pdoesn't that look cold over plakeland? pit's pretty but we've got ptemperatures in the 30s, a lot pof us are in the 30s this hour. pwe have 39 degrees in wesley pchapel. p37 in lakeland. p39 in brandon. p33 in brooksville. ptampa is in the upper 40s but pstill, cold. pgrab the jackets. pyou'll need them until late this pmorning. pwe'll get back in the mid 60s pbut beginning this afternoon, pthere's a cold front moving into pthe state. pthe wind is going to pick up and pwe could be looking at wind pgusts 35 to 40 miles an hour ptonight. pi'm not kidding. pwind will be an issue later ptoday,

>> "q": cleveland city leaders are hashing out where your money goes. >> laura: mayor jackson revealed the budget plan for this year. paul joins us now with details. >> reporter: well he answered questions for 40 minutes, laying out the budget. he says it comes up short. he says he can make ends meet with cuts in 2016 but there's no way to make up a massive projected shortfall in 2017. that's why he wants a half percent hike in the income tax. a move that would raise $83 million. he calls it a clear choice, not a threat. >> i don't want to just get by. we want to be able to do well and do better and that's what this -- that's why a half percent. quarter percent might get you by and you still struggling, but you are still ain't going to be able to increase capacity anywhere. you aren't going to be able to increase a service delivery in any division. >> reporter: the mayor said property tax revenue is down 13%. in 2010, it collected $51 million. last year that number was $33 million. overall revenue is flat, expenses are going up. most of all he blames the state of ohio and its

." 22.24.37.00 "it was horrible, but it ended great." 22.19.59.00 this is ramon and laura, they are the ones that took care of him. thank you" the reunion just as important to the family that had taken care of cerb. 22.29.22.00 "it goes to show how important how improtant military. we can't be happier to have been part of this and get the dog back to him." they had looked for cerb's owner for two days... but it was a friend "heather jemison" sharing the post on a there was a connection, we thought this is perfect." during the perfect reunion... it was hugs all around. 22.19.40.00 "kevin, you got my baby back" as eric thanked everyone that helped share the story through social media. 22.33.59.00 it shows how loving and compassionate people really can be." seeing the loving embrace... as the pair were reunited... made it worth it for everyone. 22.35.34.00 "this dog brings more joy to eric than any person," eric plans to make sure cerb knows how much he is loved. 22.34.10.00 i am going to give him a steak with a1 sauce.." you can bet, cerb got that steak! the reunion would've sooner, but the fa

work. so a learning center in new jersey is trying a new approach - without the meds. laura ingle has more from new york. more than 10 percent of children are currently living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder... 10-year-old mallory oakes of glen rock oakes says: "she was diagnosed in first grade after there were some difficulties in the classroom mallory was put on medications to help control her symptoms... but amy says they only made a bad situation -- worse... oakes says: "i remember saying to my husband that her behaviors are holding our family hostage because it could be one meltdown a day, it could be 5 meltdowns a day, but there wasn't really a day that went by without something like that happening " mallory's oppositional behavior reached a fever pitch when the family moved in november 2014... so amy sought the help of the brain balance achievement center in allendale new jersey... oakes says: "we went in for the assessment and her behaviors at the assessment were really terrible, um, i thought we weren't gonna get accepted to the program, and they told us they co

the script. democrats competing in south carolina. republicans in nevada. >>> nbc 6's laura rodriguez is tracking the race for thee white house. >> reporter: fresh off his victory in south carolina, donald trump is the h hvy favorite to win in nevada. history is on trump's side. no modern republican has ever won new hampshire and south nomination. >> the establishment@of the republican party is waking up to the fact that within a couple weeks donald trump could be unstoppable. >> as for ted cruz, a is that righting shakeup. cruz fired his top aide for tweeting this inaccurate video wrongly suggesting marco rubio dismissed the bible. >> i made clear in this campaign that will be conduct this campaign with the highest standards of integrity. >> reporter: rubio's campaign is gaining momentum heading into republican caucuses in nevada. he picked up a key gop endorsement, bob dole and gained support from several south florida lawmakers. >> i will probably vovo for roar co-rubio. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is stepping up the pressure before saturday's primary in south carol

is campaigning on behalf of his brother, jeb! you can see former first lady laura bush is also there too! the democrats are looking ahead to the nevada democratic caucus this coming weekend.. with both candidates spending some time this weekend doing some campaigning. bernie sanders spoke at bonanza minimum wage and taking on wall street. he also made an appearance at victory baptist church. frontrunner hillary clinton also campaigned there. the former secretary of state also held three other events.. including rallies today in reno and elko. pope francis is in mexico! he's touring the southern mexican state of chiapas is one of the poorest areas of the country. during his visit, the pontiff is meeting with families at a stadium and will hold a mass in three indigenous languages. right now, a man is behind bars in connection to a shooting outside an adult store it happened yesterday at the "deja vu adult emporium" near tropicana and arville. officers arrested a suspect...who's now facing battery with a deadly weapon charges. the victim is expected to survive. but, police are st

up lottery tickets. >> including two set for life scratchers. for her and her twin laura poreman about ig together since they were 18. carefully following their mothers's as i view. monthly advice paid off. police parked at her son school when she found out, they won $6 million. >> i am like oh, my god i like lie per ventilating i was like dash-eight q-400. >> call laura. i was on conference cal you will video call at work and she kept calling and calling. and, but lawyer didn't pick up. solely is a had deliver the news via text message. >> come home now. scratcher jackpot. i kind of said huh and then i said 6 million. >> this lisa laura claiming their prize at hayward california lottery east bay district office. >> i don't even still sunk in yet because it is so ridiculous? >> i am going to get number two new found millionaire status will change the two. 66 would angel singing and all of cool stuff going to happen we went, to if you had rubbinger bought about 20 pairs of. >> >> hilarious. 60-40. port mann get better she one who actually bought that ticket. that's found fair i wo

these are women @that see the possible and make @it happen. @this week we are bringing laura @thompson into the circle. @>> people will say to me, but @lower you are the only woman in @the room. @and i say that i am in the @room.>> reporter: laura @thompson feels comfortable on @this from, the goodyear cheap @wine and shall officer. @>> i am proud of where you are @sitting right now, this @building and this campus, a @great thing for goodyear, and a @great thing for our @community.>> reporter: thompson @was breaking glass ceilings, @and building glass walls, and @cementing a space for women in @the next century, goodyear, the @second generation family @business. @>> my father mentioned to me @that right here in our backyard @had endless opportunities. @of course, being 17 years old @and in college i thought he was @crazy. @but it turns out he was exactly @right.>> reporter: and at is @here now. @>> he would be usually proud to @be were here now.>> reporter: @what was your first job? @>> while i was going to the @university of akron to get my @degree, i hired on in the @mailroom, and i

laura gone and with all that wind, sam, i guess i'm gustspeaker. take a look. 90 at the lakefront moving along just fine. no problems there. fridays are usually quiet. this friday is no exception, especially with the dry roads. east side 480, 271, everybody is up to speed. you may slow into the upper 50s, and that's probably a good idea coming across there because you want to keep a couple of hands on the steering wheel on high profile areas like the inner belt bridge and valley view bridge. inbound 77 at east 30th. all quiet there. things are moving along nicely. let's fly into town from our sitter yal chopper, and you can see there it is. all quiet as you head in on this friday morning commute. hope it's quiet in about 10. i'll you see then. right now we turn it back to the desk. >> tia: i'm a little afraid, okay? coming up next we sit down with one of the baddest guys we know. he's smiles. he's one of the baddest guys in wrestling. >> he's a nice guy. >> tia: no, he's bad. >> brian: we're blowing his cover a little bit. white is in studio with us >> brian: we're looking at down

, it's because of these guys right here. >>>[indicating] >>> >> ba da ba ba ba ((laura on cam)) welcome back, 8:11 now. good news in the fight to stop the spread of hpv. a study says that fewer young women are getting the disease. jen epstein is here to describe what is causing the decline. h. p. r. is a carey disease that can lead to cancer but thanks to a vaccination program fewer u.s. women are getting infected. the human papilloma virus is a sexually transmitted disease that can cause cervical, voltagenal, throat and anal cancers later in life. health officials recommended vaccines for girls and young women since 2006 and for young boys since 2011. according to a study, more females are getting the vaccine. between 2009 and 2012, 51% of teen girls and 33% of women ages 20-24 received at least one of the three recommended doses of the hpv vaccine. and those vaccines are leading to a drop in infection rates. according to the american cancer society, a decrease in cases of hpv means less disease from cases of genital warts to precancerous symptoms and the impact could be grea

tomorrow. i will outline that and your next shot for snow coming up. laura: new at 6:00, des moines police are investigating an early morning stabbing. it happened around 4:00 a.m. at a duplex at 2733 boston avenue. police say 29-year-old isaac sando was attending a party when he was stabbed. he's in the hospital right now. no word on his condition. so far, no arrests in the case. laura: an urbandale lawyer who punched a woman in the face while drunk has had his law license suspended. the iowa supreme court imposed the 3 month suspension yesterday deremiah. he had pleaded guilty to domestic abuse and trespassing charges after breaking into the woman's home and attacking her in 2014. deremiah's attorney had argued for a public reprimand that would have allowed him to continue practicing law. todd: around iowa, popeyes louisiana kitchen is investigating after a customer recorded a worker who thought his headset was turned off as he cussed and seemed to bad-mouth customers. >> keep on doing that and dropping that [bleep], they gonna eat that [bleep]. they high and drunk anyway. todd: a

-year-old laura viera of east boston was struck crossing the street about 8:00 and driver did remain at the scene. randolph police are investigating the collision and filed. >> julie: new video of man falling to the ground and 1 foot in front of the other with sobriety test and fell on his face and man driving car drunk when struck man crossing the street in weymouth. fox25 jessica reyes just got the video that witnesses took with cell phone right after the crash jess? jessica pretty chaotic scene here right after the crash and sobriety check took place in the parking lot you see here moments accused of hitting man here on washington street in weymouth and suspect in the victim both remain in hospital right now. man crossing washington street in weymouth, cell phone video shows thomas mohan taking sobriety test and police officer runs after him but can't get him back on his feet. >> heard a crash. >> jessica: both mohan and victim still in the hospital. another car had to swerve out of the way in last second away from the sign. >> i was told pedestrian ended up getting hit by one of

olympic track and field trials. elizabeth: as laura terrell reports, her students wouldn't let her leave without a special surprise sendoff. >> good afternoon, beaver creek. could you please stop what you're doing and pay attention. laura: a special announcement from the principle is the hint students need to line the halls to say goodbye and high-fived one of their favorites. >> it was emotional because i laura: originally from ethiopia, obsie birru has been running her whole life first for johnston then for grandview. >> i was in the state of shock but i was also very excited because it's years and years of hard work. laura: tuesday she got one more surprise. $1400, colleagues raised to cover her travel expenses to the olympic trials in l.a.. >> thank you guys. laura: she is loved here at beaver creek elementary. >> she likes us, she's a great teacher. she's very nice. >> she has a very quiet way about her but she's a great role model. laura: those who know and love her say her skills on the track are nothing compared to her character in the classroom. track and field and knew sh

: kcci's laura terrell is keeping an eye on the roads. but we begin with kurtis gertz. he's tracking what's ahead. kurtis: the big problem has been for the past 24 hours, the wind continues to howl. it won't be as strong as last night, but we have winds from 15-30 miles per hour and we are still getting gusts in the mid to upper 30's. last night, we had gusts in the 40's and 50's. the areas with the greatest impact are the areas that have the highest snow cover. that is why there have been more treacherous conditions to the north. this abilities unlimited. down to the southeast, some a few bands of snow from mingo, colfax, over toward the mitchellville area. along with that, some pretty cold air moving in. temperatures tomorrow around nine at six ago a.m. noon, just 14. clouds slowly and. forecast high tomorrow of 16. steve: taking a look at statewide road conditions. still closed in both directions from ames to clear lake. travel not advised on the areas in purple and areas in pink are covered in snow. like blue means roads are partially covered. we have crews covering conditions on

as laura kimton, the question of hillary clinton's wall street connections is a concern. >> i although like to hear her address how she's going to deal with the fact that people think she's too -- plays the game with wall street. and too much in the pocket of wall street. i would like to hear that. >> reporter: there was also a smattering of signs claiming clinton is too cozy with corporate interests. the protest though largely silent. this is the second of three fund-raisers here in the bay area. the next one in menlo park scheduled to start in about a half hour. much of the money raise the likely to go to campaigns in other states for tv ads, for example in south carolina's democratic primary which happens next weekend, and of course super tuesday, the big one after that. >>> now both hillary clinton and bernie sanders will square off next saturday in south carolina. that's when the democratic primary state will be held. sanders is already campaigning in south carolina. republican side, donald trump is celebrating his bin in south carolina. the republican prime pulmonary was

overturned straight ahead. p>>laura: and then long lasting plove. pfor bringing them together. pjennifer epstein has their pstory. pand welcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pa lot ahead this morning but pweather still a big player ptoday. pwe talk to dave about that. p>>dave: it's been kind of psneaky, the temperatures povernight and we've actually pdropped again. p35 degrees in brooksville. psecond hour in a row, crystal priver has had 32. p45 wesley chapel. p48 in tampa and brandon, quite a pchilly 43 degrees. pnow, the winds are nowhere near pwhere they were yesterday which pis good news. pand they shift a direction a plittle bit. pclouds offshore for now. pwe'll get some cloud cover mixed pin with sunshine today but it pwill be a huge struggle to get ptemperatures around upper 50s, p60 for later this afternoon. pgood morning. p>>vanessa: good morning. pwe have a live look over the psecond morning in a row, we do pdrivers. pconditions. pthere are high winds reported pcrossing the bridge here. pit's open but make sure you keep

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to we have carrie cosington, we have hanss, tyler olson, and laura with the lynn county republicans. first of all, when you look at second and third place on thee gop side, how much does it matter if trump is second or trump is third? and vice versa for marco rubio or at this point it's not relevant? >> honestly. i would say for trump i don't know. even from the beginning his campaign has been -- i'm sure the professors could talk to -- as well. we just didn't know, yeah, he had big turnout for his rallies. were they actually going to show up for caucus. i think rubio's third or second finii as strong as it is that would be very good for him. >> with ted cruz winning iowa for the gop is this a sign that the evangelical right is strong and a force toto be wreckenned with? >> i think that's always been a strong part of the republican base. six weeks is watch the dynamic on the republican sididseem to be focused on ethanol and the renewable energy side. a few weeks ago about a his thoughts about ted cruz, ted cruz h h been pushed to change his positions, perhaps more than he was. marco

laura chappel won the ten-k. runners say they wanted to start the day on a good note. "i do like getting up on super bowl morning and running then enjoying the day feeling good..." "... i want to be able to eat later." the event benefits the charity "goodie two shoes" -- founded by a former san diego chargers player. it gives disadvantaged kids new shoes and socks... and other basic needs. and some of the calories to eat more during the big game. one of those super bowl staples -- chicken wings! the "national chicken council" estimates one- point-three billion chicken wings will be scarfed down over the weekend. that's enough to put more than 600 on every seat in all 32 n-f-l stadiums. today is the second biggest eating day of the year. and some football fans were chowing down on edible gold pizza. pizza hut gave away gold pies for super bowl fifty's milestone anniversary. it is the traditional gift to mark fifty years. dozens of random customers who order the stuffed garlic knots pizza today got a pizza topped with real gold. the special- edition pie has nearly 100 dollars worth

something very real. laura malloy: laughter actually decreases cortisol in our bodies, which is a stress hormone. >> and it increases happy endorphins says laura malloy, a certified laughter yoga teacher at massachusetts general s benson-henry institute. laura malloy: very good, very good. yay. >> typically taught in a group, i got a one on one. laura malloy: we' re going to re so stressed out that we want to cry. [sobbing] [laughter] >> pretend laughter often can' t generate a genuine giggle. no matter. laura malloy: your body doesn' t know the difference. health benefits. >> our student amanda has going amanda hoffman: i definitely , and glowing. an improv glow. erika: a perk about taking a class at the improv asylum? you get to go free to their shows. and they have shows every night. coming up, could a unicorn really exist? it might look like it. we will tell you what happened when this path and creature escaped. t the wall street banks meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of th

east boston teen last night. it happened in randolph. 15-year-old laura -- was in the crosswalk but walking against north main street. police say the 21-year-old dryer had the green light. they are investigating if heavy snow might have played a role. who fell during his sobriety test has been arraigned. they had to do from it his hospital bed. police say moments before the video, this video you're looking at was shot he drove into another car and a pedestrian. jack harper is live tonight. jack, what's the latest? >> we're at the hospital because the suspect couldn't make to it court so the judge came to him. >> thomas mullhan, the day after, still recovering from taking a nasty header during a sobriety test. >> when they were giving him the field sobriety test, he fell broke his nose. >> police say that's him after he crashed interest a car and a pedestrian on washington street. >> he proceeded to hit the pedestrian up on his hood. knocked the pedestrian about 35 or 40 feet. >> spinning his truck to a complete 180 degrees, pushing it off to the curbing. the vehicle -- then continue

super tuesday looms large. that day is march 1. laura: still ahead, a look at the democrat race. how bernie sanders is hoping to rebound from a tough loss over the weekend. and, a look at the events from the campaign trail. new tonight, a des moines woman is facing attempted murder charges. police were called to the 1900 block of east walnut saturday on reports that a man had lit himself on fire. when they arrived, police say they found the victim burned head to toe, and yelling that his girlfriend set him on fire. after questioning the amy thornton is facing charges of willful injury and attempted murder. todd: looking ahead, we'll be watching tomorrow as the murder trail of alexandar fazzino gets underway. fazzino is charged with first-degree murder in the 2012 death of his wife emily beckwith fazzino, daughter of fareway ceo richard beckwith. the trial has been moved from boone to decorah. also tonight, a van flips on its side after a crash involving an suv. this all happened just after 2:00 this afternoon on east 14th street. investigators say the suv was exiting off i-235 when a

right now. >>> good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> it's friday. the forecast cannot possibly disappoint and it it

caucus on monday night. stacey: kcci's laura terrell shows us why the 102-year-old says she'll continue to vote until the day she dies. laura: ruline steininger would not miss caucus night for anything. cnn was there to capture her participating, and since then, her story has gone viral. >> i say, i hope hillary appreciates all this. laura: was that a time. >> ok, now where do i go? laura: ruline steininger makes it to her caucus site. >> may i ask how old you are? laura: born 7 years before women could vote, this will be her 20th presidential election. >> i feel like going to the caucus is more important than voting because that is when you pick the candidate. laura: and ruline has had her candidate picked out for a long time. >> i think hillary clinton has the most experience, and i think we really need a good president. laura: ruline sent clinton a letter last week. >> in my second century, i look forward to seeing a woman president. laura: and even got the chance to meet her at a campaign event but monday night was the friday. highlight. >> so this is the time of the caucus that we

eight people, >> laura: investigators are looking for a motive. it meanwhile the uber driver will be arraigned this afternoon. >> reporter: investigators say 45-year-old jason dalton picked his victims at random, killing injuring two others. police say the uber driver began a shooting spree at an apartment complex in kalamazoo, michigan saturday night then killed a 17-year-old and his father at a car dealership and then gunned down four women at a cracker barrel. surveillance video led to dalton's arrest early sunday morning. he's a former insurance adjustor and father of two. he's being arraigned here at the county courthouse monday as investigators search for a motive. >> there is no connection that we are aware of between the three different sets of victims to each other or any of the victims to mr. dalton. >> dalton had no criminal history before the rampage and uber says he passed a background check. investigators say he may have picked up passengers during his shooting spree. mark dutton and his friends say they got nervous when he pulled up in a black chevy h.h.r. matching the

, kids anyone in the world. but unfortunately some say that's not always a good thing. laura lathem is the other of and then was stbltions but sxh then it's and then i said when can i get on facebook. he said when i'm on facebook, eellet you have the facebook and user code and password. i said that won't work. >> reporter: they say parents need to have access to the team's passwords to social media site. >> the social media apps is basically allowing a virtual front door to your house hoe >> he says as a parent if you still don't think it's an issue in the area, just look at the facts. 1 in severalteens will be sexually solicited online the average age and then then it's the connection of the and then generated and reported and then it's into virginia. >> it is making me speechless. >> reporter: he said ki ask sxh then for example this is a picture i postered in my high school days. you can see my friend has our high school logo on her sweat dht shirt and steven says a predator can fiebd out where iive and then i as the president can look at that and hang out at the football games on f

laura poorman have been buying tickets together since they were 18. the two of them are now millionaires after winning the 6- million dollar jackpot-- saturday. the sisters claimed their prize at hayward's california lottery east bay district their new found millionaire status will change the two. (laura poorman, $6 mil. jackpot winner) "you think like angels are going to be singing and all this cool stuff is going to happen and we went to fuddruckers." butt to (lisa toton,6 mil. jackpot winner) "we bought about 20 pairs of socks it's been our splurge so far. " the sisters will split the money sixty-to-fourty. poorman will get the bigger share because she's the one who bought the ticket. jess/elisa gloomy skies today! 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m flood warning in effect near spencer for the ocheyedan and little sioux rivers through tuesday. the ocheyedan river is at 9 feet with the flood stage at 8 feet, minor flooding occuring and moderate expected. little sioux river is over the flood stage as well at 10.3 feet. expected to crest on tuesday with minor flooding expected. th

" episode 8 has begun filming. joining the cast is benecio del toro and laura dern. >>> jimmy fallon's tight pants got him in a little bit of hot water with will ferrell and christina aguilera. >> a new baby, ain't that a bag of beans. especially since you and i haven't spoken that one magical night we shared together nine months ago. >> now you listen to me, you fat-faced cob-nobeler. i don't know who you are or what butt hole you crawled out of. but this is my woman. and that is our baby. and every night he gets swaddled in the tightest of pants. ♪ bleeding gums? you may think it's a result of brushing too hard. it's not. it's a sign of early gum disease... listerine(r) can help reverse... early gum disease in just two weeks. listerine(r). power to your mouth™! >>> leading the news in the "new york times," lincoln memorial to get major renovation. it will largely be funded by an $18.5 million private donation. the changes will include opening a space beneath the memorial for classrooms and exhibits. graffiti from workers who built the monument in the 1920s will also be on display

rove, mira tanden, president of the liberal think tank the center for american progress, laura ingram, and julie pace who covers the white house and campaign for the associated press. karl, i want to make sure you know that donald trump sends his best this morning. >> i give him my best back. >> glad to hear that. where does the republican race stand? how strong is trump, and how do you handicap what sure is looking like a three-happen race? >> i think it is a three-man race. he had a good night last night after having a bad last few days. he ended up last night with a very solid 32. he took because of the party rules all 50 delegates in the only winner-take-all contest out february 1st and march 14th. he a very good night. looking ahead, he has a couple of very good weeks ahead. he's found a way to unglue blue collar evangelicals, thereby deeply damaging ted cruz's chances to sweep these six southern states that are going to be voting on march 1st. and the rest of the contest, he's going to do well because if he takes a third in the vote, he will probably get slightly more than a thi

laura, they are the ones that took care of him. thank you" the reunion just as important to the family that had taken care of cerb. 22.29.22.00 "it goes to show how important how improtant military. we can't be happier to have been part of this and get the jemison" sharing the post on a lost pets page that helped connect the dots. 22.28.50.00 "when we found out through our friend heather that there was a connection, we thought this is perfect." during the perfect reunion... it was hugs all around. 22.19.40.00 "kevin, you got my baby back" as eric thanked everyone that helped share the story through social media. 22.33.59.00 it shows how loving and compassionate people really can be." seeing the loving embrace... as the pair were reunited... made it worth it for everyone. 22.35.34.00 "this dog brings more joy to eric than any person," eric plans to make sure cerb knows how much he is loved. 22.34.10.00 i am going to give him a steak with a1 sauce.." you can bet, cerb got that steak! the reunion would've happened sooner, but the family tried to give cerb a bath they couldn't because they

health fox 5's laura evans reports. >> reporter: today's technology taking these kids on a virtual trip to the moon. and to myriad other places in the universe. montgomery county schools is the first school system in our area to partner with google to offer the expeditions pioneer programs. smart phones inside boxes. the safety of kids putting smart phones next to their heads and eyes. >> the kids were complaining headaches and nausea and disness and they had eye strain and there was a google rep that said take a few minutes. this is normal. >> laura is a member of an organization fighting for safe use of technology in the classroom. it's not just google speexpedion that has them concerned. they recently purchased laptops and chrome books for students from third grade to high school. they upgraded the way fii system installing routers or access points, some right in the middle of the classroom ceiling over student desks. they're emitting radio frequencies all day long. >> they need to teach students how to use their devices safely. and there should not be wireless in the school. >>

to check in with laura terrell, who is with the sanders campaign. laura: a lot of energy in his room. lots of chanting. it is very loud. it is like a party holiday concert. -- like a party, like a concert. i have noticed that all of his campaign staffers and officials are kind of mia. that is because they are watching the results coming upstairs in private with the senator. the market is so narrow right now that nobody really knows everyone is just sort of anxiously watching the numbers come in. it is pretty incredible. this is a senator from vermont who no one really had ever heard of before, who in may was down several points by hillary clinton. everyone here tonight is wondering if he could beat the candidate who had more resources, money, name recognition. bernie sanders, his supporters, they are enthusiastic. it wasn't known if they would show up tonight, and it seems that they did. i can tell you that it is a lot of fun in here. people are really waiting to celebrate a victory. stacey: take one other look at the numbers here. 91 of the precincts reporting with a time. stev

3 3 a big lie sets off an even bigger chain of events ... a woman tells police her c p>>laura: a big lie sets off a pbigger chain of events. pa woman says her car was stole pwith her young son inside. pnow as it turns out, he was okay pthe whole time. p>>russell: training for the pnightmare scenario. pactive shooter on the loose at a pschool, church, anywhere that pwe're all at the most pvulnerable. prules have changed since pcolumbine. pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. ptop story this morning from the pgulf coast to new york city, we pare still dealing with the pdevastation caused by two days pof very severe weather. pdeadly line of thunderstorms pdelivered heavy rain and strong pwinds. plook at that. ptornado hit a small town, pdestroying dozens of homes. pfour people were killed. pincluding a 2-year-old boy. pthree others were killed by ptornados in louisiana and pmississippi tuesday night. p>>russell: and yesterday, a ptornado ripped through a pneighborhood in the harbor pheights area of charlotte pcounty. pthis is near port charlotte. pnearly

to get you out on the roads and here your traffic update is laura demaria. >> laura: out on the roads not looking too bad. this is 480 at warrensville center here. things are traveling along fine now. drizzle coming down and you see that light gloss and sheen on the roads there. it's a little slippery. it's slippery and with the high winds could cause some reason for concern out there on the roads. i don't have any major accidents to report out on the highways. i will mention again, though, these power outages. we have a lot of power outages especially to the south. ritztown township and charlestown township and ravenna. a lot of areas down to the south are dealing with a lot of power outages. over 7,000 people currently without power. not quite to 1,000 in the cuyahoga county area and lake county dealing with some, just not a lot of power outages. keep in mind, firstenergy is aware of the outages i mentioned. we're traveling fine on the roadways. from the south 71 looks great through strongsville into downtown. it looks like someone might have stopped by the sensor. don't let that be

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. >> the 6-year-old boy was rushed to jackson memorial hospital. >> that's where we find laura rodriguez tonight. what you havehave you learned? >> reporter: that boy is recovering. he is in stable condition tonight. we're also told that that boy was outside of his aunt's house. he was on a scooter. the officer was en route to drop off some paperworkkfor another officer just down the street when he hit the boy. we also want to warn you that a portion of the video you are about to see may be disturbing to watch. >> oh, god. >> reporter: chaos and panic captured on camera after a 6-year-old was struck a city of miami police car. the officer, family members and neighbors rendered aid to the according to multiple witnesses, the 6-year-old was riding a scooter on the northwest 5th avenue. >> he darted frr between two trucks. he was hit by a police car that happened up the street. >> everybody screaming and cry. >> i grabbed him. i was holding him in the the ambulance came. i was trying to talk to him. >> reporter: police say it does not appear speed was a factor in the case. however

the week with rain on the way and even thunderstorms. laura. >> thanks, ivan. >>> right now a live look at bernie sanders up at the podium in new hampshire. fresh off that narrow loss to hillary clinton in iowa. it wasn't until just a few hours that hillary clinton was considered the winner in iowa. of course ted cruz won on the gop side. we're going to talk a little bit more how the caucuses played off and on to the next one in new hampshire. that's coming up in a little bit. >>> well, getting back to florida right now. the fate of nearly 400 death row inmates is still up in the air, including a convicted taking up the issue after our state's death penalty system was ruled unconstitutional. carson chambers is live at the courthouse with where the debate is right now. carson. >> reporter: well, laura, it is a complicated issue and it is being played out in florida's highest court. it could affect trials that haven't even happened yet. the state of florida is set to execute lambricks on february 11th. at the time of the decision, the jury was split 10-2 and 8- 4. earlier this year,

it, but that this was the time to do it with his polls, just 6%. laura by his side. and a little earlier today, we saw george w. bush at an event for veterans. we also have seen in this picture, lindsay graham, someone obviously running for president, and who has stepped aside to campaign for jeb bush, who has been one of his staunchest supporters throughout all this. susan, let me ask you as we hear the introductions from lindsay graham in the background, what peter mentioned at the end, and that is what a lot of people have been hoping for, for themselves, and that is an endorsement by the governor, the current governor, nikki haley. what's your sense? do you think there's a chance she will endorse? she's been hesitant up to this point. >> you know, nikki haley has been a reasonably cautious political figure. and that's served her well in tough election fights that she's won in south carolina. i think an endorsement from nikki haley would mean a lot. it would be a boost to a candidate to be kind of the alternative to trump. we assume she wouldn't endorse donald trump in the res

couldn't get. >> there were a couple. laura bush, we went for. >> stephen: first lady laura bush? >> former first lady laura bush. i met her at a football game about five years ago and she had said to me she was a fan of "zoolander" which i was surprise gld i was surprised as well. >> when we went to make the second one, i said, hey, there's this scene where owen wilson has a relationship with a group of people in movie. >> stephen: you did not say orgy to the first lady. >> no, i didn't, i chickened out before i got to orgy, because i realized as i was pitching her that there's no way in hell she will do the movie. >> stephen: i have seen the movie. i know the scene you are talking about. >> wouldn't it have been great to have her pop up in there? ( laughter ) ( applause ) i think people would have been so happy. she's a smart lady. she declined. >> stephen: she has secret service protection, right? >> yes, of course. they'd be in the scene, too. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's fantastic. >> and we also went for julian assange. >> stephen: really. >> yes. >> stephen: was that yo

russian people, it will be an attack on us. >> george w. bush will hit the he and laura bush will speak at an event in charleston, south carolina, tomorrow. karen: the democrats are focused on nevada. hillary and since both to supporters in a rally there this -- yesterday afternoon. that is after the state department released more of the e-mails she kept on a private server during her time as secretary of state. bernie sanders hit the trail in nevada and said clinton is progress. he hosted an event in reno to colorado for that same democratic dinner. doug: new information about the health of former boston mayor ray flynn. he' s been fitted with a defibrillator in an operation at mass general hospital. the surgery comes after flynn was involved in a car accident near his south boston home on thursday. according to a family spokesman, doctors believe that flynn may have suffered a condition known as aborted sudden cardiac arrest that irregular heart rhythm may have led to a drop in blood pressure and loss of consciousness. flynn is now recovering. karen: police are still circuit for

than real estate, i think. jared, thank you. and laura and eric, and they were all out today and it was amazing. and cory, where's cory? does cory have a ground game or what? boy, do we have a ground game. where's cory. cory, cory lewendowski. you know, we learned a lot about ground games in one week. i have to tell you that. and the entire staff and this is hope, this is hope, this is hope. nobody takes more phone calls i think in a day than hope. thank you, hope, and cory. the entire -- the entire group, the entire staff. incredible job. get over here. come here. what a job you did. huh? this is the man. [ chanting ] so, again, we have to thank the candidates because they really ran. we have some very talented people and to be victorious against some of these people, even if it's for one week, believe me it's for many weeks. okay? but they really are. they're terrific. a number of them called and i just wanted to thank them but i wanted to congratulate the other candidates, okay? now that i got that over with. you know, it's always tough. and then tomorrow, boom, boom. but that's

. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. three words that will immediately brighten your day. it is friday. let's get your friday forecast from meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. we'll have some awesome weather heading into the weekend. that makes it even easier to get out of bed this morning and get the day started. it is cool, though, as you head out. we're in the 40s and low 50s and highs today reaching up to 68 degrees in san francisco and the east bay. we have low 70s where across the bay area with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll check out the weekend forecast and that's coming up in a few minutes and let's get aunidate on what is happening on those roadways with mike. >> just a bit of fog right here. where we would show you the lights heading up the incline but right now the part blanket would the light clouds. we'll look at the map. that was in "star wars 5" way back in the day. over here a backup and the metering lights are on. typical of a friday and a lighter commute all around. in towards san rafael and maybe some patches of fog as kari talked ain the north bay.

conditions on those dangerous roads on monday. kcci's laura terrell has more. laura: white out conditions left highway 20 on the way to fort dodge. >> we had a few cars that were slowing down because of the ice and wind and the blowing wind conditions and were stopped. a semi actually came up and struck a vehicle and the semi then got stuck. laura: the jackknifed semi caused 40 to 50 drivers to be stuck at a standstill for up to two hours. drivers like tristan obe. the 40 mile and hour wind was so loud we could barely hear him as we talked. the howling wind and slick spots were so bad even our news car got stuck. >> i couldn't see two feet in front of my car. laura: the dot eventually shut down i-35 from ames to clear lake forcing drivers to take dangerous back road detours. >> and on the back roads there were huge drifts about three feet high and if you weren't going 40 miles and hour you weren't going to get through them. laura: state patrol says the best thing to do it just stay home if you can. >> if you go out you are going to risk your life. you are going to risk your family's life