oren, but the mine was found a few -- or not, but the mine was found a few miles south of naval base kitsap and a testing range. >>> senator mccain will lie instate at the arizona state capitol tomorrow on what would have been his 82nd birthday. it will be the beginning of several days of tributes. he will then lie instate in the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday and be eulogized at a service at the national cathedral on saturday. >>> people from around the country are in detroit to say good-bye to the queen of soul. cbs reporter kenneth craig is in aretha franklin's hometown with how her music touched so many lives. >> reporter: music filled the air as thousands of fans stood in line to pay their respects and celebrate the legacy of aretha franklin. sir diego brazil flew from miami to be here. he said the queen of soul's music gave him hope. >> her music literally saved my life in 1997 when i was contemplating suicide. >> reporter: fans like la tanya mcintyre started lining up yesterday afternoon outside the charles h. wright museum of african american history in detroit for franklin's public

developer forced to sell the house he bought in december of 2014 because i couldn't get online, he lives in kitsap county. an upscale county near seattle. the story is hardly unique. roughly 1 in 10 households in pasadena california and cambridge massachusetts home to harvard and mit don't even have computers. this is the digital divide. the internet is basically a great economic equalizer. it is a kind of superhighway that can carry almost anybody to a better life. knowing how to use it qualifies you to work in a professional setting like this but for those who can't get onto that superhighway they end up stuck in neutral. their chance to make money is simply less without broadband access at home. broadband is an income multiplier. a recent study by the consult be firm aksen accenture the government doesn't probably the basic connectivity that makes that possible. internet access moatsly and sometimes exclusively -- mostly and sometimes exclusively relies on data companies we're not talking about updating your facebook status, your economic status itself is often defined by whether you have acces

man coming from his summer home on kitsap peninsula heading to tacoma. had his cocker spaniel in the car and by the time he got to the most severely moving part of the bridge deck, he couldn't maneuver and he jumped out and ran and got off the bridge. and for the next 30 or 40 minutes the bridge went into just a violent -- just movement that no one had seen before and all of the crowds on both sides all sort of closed in to just watch. i think everyone started to suspect that impossible was about to happen, the bridge was going to give it up, was going to fail. with no one really on the bridge strangely enough a university professor who had worked on trying to solve the puzzle -- it was enough time for people to get out there and heres rar university of washington professor actually ran on to the bridge trying to get the dog out of the car and there's great footage of him. it looks like steven spielberg movie and you watch that footage and cannot imagine it was tearing deck. he got out there the dog was too terrified so he strolled back, was knocked down

it's believed to be just the second tornado ever to touch down in kitsap county. joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy and cool after patchy dense fog this morning. storm clouds brought a tornado near seattle today causing damage to homes and trees. doppler is still seeing some rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the weak high pressure keeping the storms mainly to the north. dense fog will fill the bay and the valleys tonight and tomorrow morning before giving way to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tomorrow. highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it should be nice on thursday too before another chance of showers on friday and this weekend. (vick) 4 your health tonight... you can now add cauliflower can now add tonight... you health 4 your (vick) weekend. (vick)(vick) (vick) 4 your health tonight... you can now add cauliflower and other types of lettuce, to the e-coli concerns.(grant) the southern california farm linked to the áácurrent romaine lettuce recall -- adam brot

. >> football clubs have a long history of color for kitsap sometimes dubious taste. over time, sponsorship deals have started playing a major role, possibly too big a role, producing some of the most eye-catching shirts fans have ever seen. this one a huge global following after being named worlds ugliest uniform last year -- this won a huge global following. they have orders from every part of the world, not only spain. brazil and other countries like mexico also called. also other teams want them to make something similar with local, typical products. now a spanish team have gone one better. this sliced solano ham outfit is the real deal, proving that fashion is a question of taste. anchor: as we all know, there are kisses and there are cases, the kind that make history -- there are kisses and there are kisses, the kind that make history, like this one on vj day. hundreds have flocked to new york city to re-create this image. the iconic image of a sailor sharing a joyous moment with a nurse appeared on the cover of "time" magazine. eurozone finance ministers have a

-1930's there began to be talk about creating a bridge over puget sound to reach from tacoma to the kitsap peninsula. opened july 1 in 1940 after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is also a bit of a wind tunnel. people working on the deck again to notice movement. and almost like airplane wing lift in the bridge. movement theytal began to feel a vertical lift in the bridge, especially in the center stand area is -- center stand. there was no suspension bridge anything like this anywhere in anywhere of the world in the pacific northwest. there was an unfamiliarity with how a big thing like this was supposed to behave so people excited about it, there is a certain musical gracefulness about a bridge like this so people just wanted to think it was not anything wrong, that it was normal and once they get the concrete down they thought it would go away. as we went out of summer and began to get into fall and the winds except a little bit, the prevailing wind out of the southwest was those almost or the on -- across the bridge deck, they began to notice that there was an undulation i

a man with lis coming from his summer home over on kitsap peninsula headed towards tacoma. had a cocker spaniel with him in the car and by the time he got to the most severely moving part of the bridge deck, he couldn't control the automobile. so the car swung just screeched around and sort of ended up kind of diagonally across both lanes on the bridge and he jumped out and ran and got off the bridge. and then for the next 30 or 40 minutes, the bridge went into just a violent just movement that no one had seen before. and all of the crowds on both sides all sort of you know, closed in to just watch. so there was i think everyone started to suspect that the impossible was about to happen, that the bridge was going to give it up, was going to fail. with no one really on the bridge strangely enough, a university professor who had worked on trying to solve the puzzle, there was enough time for people to be able to get out there and here's a university of washington professor far quarson ran out onto the bridge trying to get the dog out of the car. and there's great foot and of

. >> football clubs have a long history of color for kitsap sometimes dubious taste. over time, sponsorship deals have started playing a major role, possibly too big a role, producing some of the most eye-catching shirts fans have ever seen. this one a huge global following after being named worlds ugliest uniform last year -- this won a huge global following. they have orders from every part of the world, not only spain. brazil and other countries like mexico also called. also other teams want them to make something similar with local, typical products. now a spanish team have gone one better. this sliced solano ham outfit is the real deal, proving that fashion is a question of taste. anchor: as we all know, there are kisses and there are cases, the kind that make history -- there are kisses and there are kisses, the kind that make history, like this one on vj day. hundreds have flocked to new york city to re-create this image. the iconic image of a sailor sharing a joyous moment with a nurse appeared on the cover of "time" magazine. eurozone finance ministers have a

. >> reporter: the south kitsap fire and rescue medical officer told wjz by phone, fein was found by friends, unconscious, lying in a pool of his own vomit. he went into respiratory arrest and was later taken to the hospital where he died. >> it's really sad. my heart definitely goes out to his family and friends and things. because it's such a tragic death for someone to be that young and go through the things he's been through. >> reporter: fein allegedly made headlines. >> reporter: he was supposed to be in court today on a misdemeanor charge. but according to fein's agent, the d.a. dismissed that charge. >> we found out just a couple of days ago, he was going to be vindicated on that. it speaks back to has character. >> reporter: has character, harbaugh says, only strengthened by the fact that fein served in iraq. >> he's a tremendous american. a tremendous young man. he's a raven to us. always will be. >> reporter: and washington state police tell wjz they will not conduct an investigation until the coroner determines a positive method of death. >> thank you thank you very much.

presidential race kicks up in knots this monday -- kitsap a notch -- kicks up a notch this monday. are showing tight races for both republicans and democrats as they tried to get the lay of the land in the final hours before the caucuses begin. i enjoyed by philip crowther. good morning to you. very early there, just after 6:00 a.m. voting does not take off until after 8:00 p.m. tonight. other still campaigning today? philip: they can. there are no laws keeping them from campaigning across iowa, across the state on this last day, the the actual day of the iowa caucuses. 6:00 a.m. local time, but that does not meet the candidates are not stirring at this point, trying to get as many media appearances in as they possibly can on this final day, and as many campaign events as they can because they have to get in touch, be it over the airwaves or in person, with as many voters as possible. upfew people actually end voting in these iowa caucuses, it can be around the 200,000 to 300,000 mark altogether, both parties combined. personal contact is so important. that is why over the last thr

show you the radar image right around 1:45 when this storm moved over the olympic mountains over the kitsap peninsula on the other side of puget sound from seattle. very rare does washington get a tornado especially in washington, compare washington state three tornadoes per year to the state of texas, 155 tornadoes per year. most of the ones that occur in washington state occurred on the other side of the mountains in central or eastern washington, so a picture like this incredibly rare anywhere in the state of washington but especially in the seattle suburbs but it happened today and that same storm caused a major snowstorm in the mountains less than one hour later. strange weather, we'll talk about the weather around here and the chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> new details on the hit-and- run that killed a 58-year-old woman in san francisco. it happened last wednesday on bush and leavenworth. police now say the suspect vehicle is a dark-colored 27 or 2008 honda fit. the suspect in the hit-and-run was caught on surveillance video, the woman stopped briefly but

and so i'm not surprised that somebody from kitsap county has written in to "the kitsap sun" and basically said i voted for trump but i certainly did not vote for a government takedown of my state's most important asset, our water and our economy. that doesn't surprise me that that's what somebody in kitsap county said. not somebody in poulsbo. you should just go look it up, if people are listening. if anybody is there listening tonight to this from other parts of the united states. go look up poulsbo, washington. a beautiful community that is all about what puget sound can deliver for us. and they will be the first part of our state to tell you what ocean acidification is doing in hood cam to impact our fisheries. they'll be the first people. they know, because this has been part of their livelihood. so, mr. president, i want to close tonight -- this morning, i should say, with just saying i hope our colleagues will at least consider the facts that we are raising concerns because we have great concerns about our economy of the future, and that economy of the future depends on clean air an

but a senior administration official would not confirm whether russians actually spied on naval base kitsap. >> i think they're quite concerned about this unity. it was not easy to get all that unity, add it troubles the kremlin because that is a real problem for their diplomacy. it's a real problem for a lot of other things that could come. >> in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. >>> to new york where wall street's fear of a trade war seemed to ease up a little today. the dow surged with the third biggest point gain in history. investors were heartened by signs that the united states and china are talking, at least behind the scenes. the wall street journal reports that negotiations to avoid a clash between the world's two biggest economies began quietly. stocks took a beating last week after president trump announced plans to impose stiff new tariffs on about $50 billion of chinese goods. >>> just ahead, one medical group calling on its doctors across the country to make drastic changes in its prescriptions for opioids. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no ex

i'll have new information on the inveve,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next at 5:00, maryland kitsap kicks their football coach to the curb. >>> and i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news, the city changes it's policy on rotating fire house closures. >>> and murder mystery, a mother found dead wrapped in plastic. her close friend sheds new details of her final days alive. check in for these stories and the latest breaking news, eyewitness news starts now. >>> the coach forced out in maryland. >> but it's not cheap. how much it will cost the school. >>> i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here is what people are talking about. >> breaking news, first at 5:00, a major shake up at the university of maryland football team, the coach fired

1930s, there began to be talk about creating a bridge over puget sound to reach from tacoma to the kitsap peninsula. common narrows bridge was opened on the 1st of july in 1940 after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is also a bit of a wind tunnel. and people working on the deck began to notice movement. and almost like airplane wing lift in the. so unlike just kind of horizontal movement, they began to feel a vertical lift in the bridge, especially in the center span. you know, there was no suspension bridge anything like this anywhere in our part of the world, anywhere in the pacific northwest so that was an unfamiliarity with just how a big thing like this was supposed to behave. so people excited about it, there is a certain musical kind of gracefulness about a bridge like this. so people, i guess, just wanted to think it wasn't anything wrong. that it was normal. and once they get all of the concrete down on the deck and everything and the weight that was added, that would all go away. and then as we went out of summer and began to get into fall and the winds picked up a

>> any hear the last. >> the kitsap cboc in particular? >> i will be discussing that with the vision leadership. >> okay. >> i think that's important because people think of the southeast as the growth sector for va, but washington state and the pacific northwest has a very important, and i think unmet, need. walla walla is a continuing issue. actually walla walla was the reason i said at one of the va conventions that we have to give our directors in the regions more authority to relocate and evaluate. >> okay. well, on this one in particular, if you are going to be out there, i want to find out what you said to them. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and i want to get this done. okay. let me ask you a completely different direction. six weeks ago i sent you my concerns over the reports of the private, well-connected individuals known as the mar-a-lago crowd who are exercising wildly inappropriate influence over the va. it is entirely unacceptable for the va to put those people's interests before what is in the best interests of our veterans. i bel

. >> narrator: scott lindquist was the head of public health for kitsap county. alarmed by the growing epidemic, he approached the mayor about starting a clinic. >> he told me that people were living normal lives by having a treatment that they had to go in and have it administered. he said it was anyone that had a normal life that had gone through an addiction to heroin. i think i didn't realize how much controversy would be generated. i didn't look at any other unintended consequences. so we moved forward in that capacity. >> narrator: robert parker, who owned a shop in the area, woke up one morning to the headline in the local paper. >> "methadone clinic coming to bremerton." and i went, "what? wait a minute, we can't put in a facility that's selling meth or giving meth out." >> narrator: josh farley, a reporter at the kitsap sun, wrote the article. >> for a lot of people, it's really hard to wrap your mind around words like "opiate" and "methadone maintenance." and then the very base of the word "methadone" i think probably confused some people thinking that

local time, in kitsap county, washington, about 45 miles west of seattle. roofs were ripped off several homes. even a wal-mart was damaged. there is debris and downed trees everywhere in the path of the tornado. according to our seattle affiliate, kiro-tv, some of the debris was actually lofted at lyast 6,000 feet into the atmosphere. the national weather service says based on radar and video evidence, they can confirm it was a tornado. rney just don't know how strong it was, and really won't know until tomorrow. moso, the local police chief says, at this point, no injuries hi the area. there are some reports of gas gaks, jeff. ad what makes this interesting t that apparently the tornado was on the ground, jeff, then out and gone, before a warning could even be issued. >> glor: all right, david begnaud, our thanks to you for that breaking news, the tornado just outside seattle. we move now to a bizarre day in dayral court. president trump's former dvmpaign adviser and former yational security adviser michael flynn was supposed to hear his sentence today for

and it's not just naval base kitsap. we also learned that president trump and the pentagon are more than happy to fund this wall by slashing other military priorities, strengthening access to military child care, repairing vital military assets that were damaged by recent natural disasters and more that enable our troops and their families to serve our country as we ask them to do. so here's the bottom line. i and senate democrats will not stand by while this president steps over congress to build his wall on the backs of our troops and their families because they deserve a lot better from this country, and i won't let up until this is made right. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. ms. duckworth: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. ms. duckworth: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, in this day and age it would be easy to grow simply and simply tune out the noise of a 24-hour cable news cycle that feeds off the latest trump tweet. from donald trump's recent decision to invite th

words in one thousand seats if i would have a university he says that you can is the man with the mule kitsap with the man with the caterpillar and i often use that with my students and they don't know when they think of a pill or mean word but keep it on the tractor and so you can you know it's demand starting a woman starting at thirty or dish to catch up with someone who starts at seventy the study shows that where we live where we learn and where we work all seem to widen the wealth gap between whites and african-americans. to begin stuff like. this this will be needed changing and there's no better place to see the striking inequalities between race and wealth than the d.c. metro area a place where freedom reigns and equality looks good on paper but is actually much different in practice in washington d.c. i'm driving know that i r t but for years we've heard about the dangers of cyber attacks but a recent cryptographers at a recent cryptographers conference they shed some light on just how invasive and how secretive these attacks really are one very dangerous type of hack we've covered

it's believed to be just the second tornado ever to touch down in kitsap county. (ken) we're joined now by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. the national weather service says tornadoes in washington in december are extremely rare --- what's going on here lawrence lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy and cool after patchy dense fog this morning. storm clouds brought a tornado near seattle today causing damage to homes and trees. doppler is still seeing some rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the weak high pressure keeping the storms mainly to the north. dense fog will fill the bay and the valleys tonight and tomorrow morning before giving way to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tomorrow. highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it should be nice on thursday too before another chance of showers on friday and this weekend. (pam) (pam) the city of san francisco announced a lawsuit today ... against a litany of prescription drug makers and distributors -- for their role in the opiod epidemic. the suit was filed on behalf of the cit

someone turned them in to the kitsap county humane society. (sot: shauna teagle, inmate) "we're working with them to make sure they use the litter box..." the humane society is having the cats raised... and prepped for adoption... by inmates... at the mission creek corrections center for women. (sot: shauna teagle, shauna teagle's serving three years for drug dealing... both of us..." cydney berthel's in for theft. (nats) they say helping the cats... also helps them. been a part of something that really makes a difference." "for some of the offenders it they will have a desire to be a vet tech when they grow up... get out of prison... this is giving them skills." the program's only open to offenders who are "violation-free" and those with histories of violence need not apply. the cats have only been inside for three weeks... but the waiting list to have the furry bunk mates... is (sot: cydney berthel, inmate) "we're rehabilitating the lives too..." and considering all of the women at mission creek will eventually be released... they say teachi

of social media looks like, but i'm think the executive order -- i don't think the executive order kitsap right. hasy: meanwhile, the crisis exposed a divide between those who have internet and those who don't. the fccabout the steps is taking to close that gap, and whether or not you think it is going smoothly. comm. rosenworcel: this pandemic has exposed a hard truth. we've got millions of students who can't go to class because they can't get online. we've got folks who can't continue with their jobs because they don't have internet access. we've got parking lot wi-fi in this country right now because people don't have access at home and they sit in their cars and go online to connect to schools, education, and health care. we've got to fix our digital divide, and i think the fcc has a lot of work to do to make that happen. emily: the fcc is reassigning airways for 5g service. how smoothly is that going, and is it the right path? comm. rosenworcel: we lead in the deployment of 4g, and the rest of the world took note on how the application's economy and the internet economy grew up here,

a person familiar with the case says new york prosecutors will likely drop their case kitsap peninsula against dome -- will likely drop their case against dominique strauss-kahn. >>> police are searching for a former olympic boxing hopeful in the case of a young boy who was shot. police want to question 18-year- old deven matos. police say 23-month-old deandre johnson was in his mother's arm when he was hit by a stray bull jete my baby was innocent. he didn't do anything. he got to suffer a lot. >> more information on the person of interest in this case. boxing friends say matos was training for the 2012 olympics earlier this summer when a shoulder injury forced him oust rink. that is when friends say he started running with a different crowd. >>> the virginia man accused of killing his wife and three children said he had nothing to do with their deaths. 36-year-old john reagan is currently being held in north carolina. bodies of chris taal reagan and three children between the ages of six and 15 were frapped friday in their burned newport news apartment. police want to bring him back

tonight we're seeing them anywhere from around the olympics kitsap peninsula in western washington, only going to cause more issues. temperatures in the low 50s across the west. still mild outside. cold air is bottled on the east coast and it looks like a three month pattern is starting up, to stay colder on the east coast warmer and wetter on the west coast. third system coming in tomorrow and dumping an additional five to eight inches of rainfall. first it's going to hilt northern california and as we get into the day sunday we will see the rainfall totals go up along with powerful wind gusts 50 60 miles an hour, and then plenty more rainfall into central oregon. we've got a big concern for landslides too. >> rebecca thank you i know you'll be following had one. don't have to tell you winter in canada can be long cold and difficult. so many get out to enjoy the snowy weather. toe bogtotobogganinng. >> all you need is a toboggan and you're off. it's a family affair. >> spending time with the kids having a good time. going fast. you guys ready? 1-2-3! >> maybe so but here in hamilton sli

. >> the south kitsap fire and medical rescue said by upon phone, fein was found lying in a pool of his own vomit. he was taken to the hospital, where he later died. ravens fans describe fein as someone with a strong future. >> wow. he was kind of young to be dying and losing his life that young. being a player, doing well. and just dying young. it's tragic. >> reporter: fein also made headlines when he allegedly pushed a baltimore police officer during an incident at the inner harbor back in august. he was supposed to be in court today on the misdemeanor charge. but according to fein agent, the d.a. dismissed those charges. >> we found out just a couple of days ago, he was going to be vindicated on that. so it speaks back to his character. >> reporter: now, fein was an iraq war veteran and played two seasons at old miss. coming up, we'll hear from ranks players about fein's loss. reporting live, andrea fujii. >>> washington state police say they are not conducting an investigation until the coroner finds the cause of that. >> strong trees brought limbs down. more than 25,000 people aro

water and probably trees down, already beach drive closed off between knowles avenue and 410 here in kitsap peninsulaing top. little falls parkway shut down for the same reason. -- and 410 here in kensington. >> amtrak, northeast corridor, serve has been suspended until further notice. metrobus, metro access and even montgomery county ride-on buses, no service today because of the storm. wind restricts in effect for those traveling out on 50. there is a portion of 50 that is already close because of flooding traveling between golf course road. route 90 remains open. fox 5 morning news is back in just i moment. -- >> fox 5 morning news is back in just a moment. [ mitt romney ] we have to work on a collaborative basis. look, the reason i'm in this race is there are people that are really hurting today in this country. and we face this deficit -- could crush the future generations. and republicans and democrats both love america but we need to have leadership -- leadership in washington that will actually bring people together and get the job done and could not care less if it's a republican o

. >> reporter: the south kitsap fire department said that fein was found lying in a pool of his own vomit, unconscious. he was taken to the hospital, where hoo -- he later died. >> reporter: fein also made headlines when he supposedly pushed an officer. he was supposed to appear in court today. but the d.a. recently dismissed the charge. >> we found out a couple of days ago, he was vindicated on that. so it speaks on his character. >> reporter: he was also a veteran of the iraq war and played two seasons at old miss. >> washington state police say they will not conduct an investigation until they receive the coroner's report. >>> a blustery day as many areas across maryland remain under a wind advisory. strong winds are to blame for knocking down tree limbs and power lines in northeast baltimore. bge crews are out to get the power lines back up and running. here's a live look outside, where the wind is not letting up. how long will it last? bob turk is in the weather center. >> it's been a very, very windy day. we've had gale-forced winds. tropical storm forced winds. and bwi, just before

not saying how it ended up in the water there, but the mine was found a few miles south of naval base kitsap and a torpedo testing range. >>> caltrans is giving us a new look at how its engineering team manually raises and lowers the rio vista drawbridge. crews are working to repair the lifting mechanism to allow large ships to pass along the sacramento river. in the meantime engineers are using cables and a giant wench to temporarily raise the span during overnight hours. the process will continue until the bridge is fixed. >>> an 11-year-old girl who was recently surprised by her idol drake just got a life changing gift. sophia sanchez underwent surgery yesterday morning in chicago for a heart transplant. last week she was surprised at the hospital by drake after she danced the kiki challenge. you could see just how excited she was when >> my birthday wishes are -- and it did happen -- well, one of them did, to meet drake and that one did happen and it was great and my other wish is to get a heart. >> yeah. guess what. >> what? >> it happened today. you're getting a heart. congratulations!

we have 2 stations that are in a close distance and they were the ones that covered the area before kitsap fire station was built up there. >>reporter: and station 13 and 18 are now in charge of respond to go communication hill. men time the 22 firefighters once finish with the retraining will be used to help cut down on brown outs. that means while the city has been under staff they take 2 engine out of rotation almost daily. the firefighters will help get almost the entire fleet of fire engines back on the streets. now the next wave of the 14 firefighters will be rehired in september and in all the 49 spots should be filled by february of next year. live in san jose, lisa abc 7 news. >>> all right lisa thanks very much. >> lay off notices will good out monday mean time about 200 employee in the san francisco court system. 40 percent of the staff. layoffs will take effect in september giving workers 60 days notice. and will force 25 courtrooms to close. state budget cut have left san francisco court system with a 14 million dollar deficit. pre-siding judge says it will have a severe impac

a few miles south of naval base kitsap. crews eventually moved it out to detonating >>> the coast guard and navy detonated a mine in the puget sound. the mine was found yesterday afternoon a few miles north of naval base kit s.a.p. >>> on storm watch extreme weather is causing problems across the country. john schiumo reports dangerous storms and rising temperatures are affecting several states. >>> reporter: mother nature is at it again. >> every time it floods, you know, it's like wish i had my fishing pole. i could fish right off my back deck. >> reporter: in wisconsin, a state of emergency in several counties as riverbanks are overwhelmed by heavy rains. >> i lived here for 20-some years and never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: rescue workers in ellroy, wisconsin, evacuated dozens from their homes. dangerous storms wreaked havoc across the midwest from strong thunderstorms in northern illinois to michigan, where crews worked through the night to clear downed trees and power lines as temperatures soar in th

windows of businesses trash don't destroy what we have because already been destroyed by that endemic kitsap oakland police were seen forming a line near 7th and broadway as protesters continued to march and shout the interim police chief said earlier friday, she stands with the community during this difficult time, but the department will not stand for violence or destruction opd will have to take enforcement action. >>yes, in fact there is damage to property or to that's safe and peaceful demonstration. >>the group growing dramatically from a couple 100 to a couple 1000 friday night. more protests are expected throughout the weekend reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and we want to take you live right now to southern california. our sister station ktla, a of the group of protesters couple 100 at the last estimate have gathered in the downtown l a area and this is just about a half hour after police in la declared an unlawful assembly and you can see. can't tell exactly what that is maybe a fire extinluisher but certainly a. gas or smoke or powder of some sort. >>is being strewn

the national weather service is investigating a tornado that damaged homes in kitsap county washington. severe weather was moving to that area. this is video from a fox affiliate 213 in seattle. the tornado touched down just south of port orchard, just before 2:00 in the afternoon. the agency says it is now working with local authorities to confirm the extent of the damage. >>> i can tell you that i was looking at it. you can see behind me here, this is the actual cell at the time of this tornado occurred. the shows to show that this can be any cell. they are talking about damage to houses, powerlines dad. very, very scary situation there. as we take a live look at the radar now, this is just to the west of seattle. and, to the south. if you look, it is to the south , it is -- they still have thunderstorms rolling to the now. the national weather service will go out tomorrow, and they will start to survey the area to see what has happened. i believe we have some pictures as well we will show right now. do we have that? of some of the damage? okay. we can look at some of the pictures of

. >> kitsap county, washington state, an hour's drive west of seattle. like anywhere in america, a place where people need health care and a way to pay for it. kristen gunnerberg is a surgeon, peter a primary care physician and iran a pediatrician, different doctors, different politics. >> i voted for gary johnson. >> libertarian. >> the libertarian candidate. >> i voted for donald trump. >> i voted for hillary clinton. >> you might think there's little they agree on. wrong. they all believe the current health care system is unsustainable. >> can i say it's broken? >> yeah. >> i say it's unequivocally broken. ask any patient. do they think it's a system that serves their needs and that they're happy with? >> urpd programs dominated by health insurers, they say doctors are stressed to see more and more patients to make ends meet, patients are frustrated because they can't get an appointment to see a doctor. and when they finally do, only get a few minutes. it's all about numbers. >> we're kind of looking the wrong direction, i think. we need to be looking

a man coming from his summer home over on the kitsap peninsula, headed to to come. a he had a caucus fan with him in the car. by the time he got the most severely moving part of the bridge deck, he couldn't control the automobile, so the car swung, just screeched around and sort of ended up diagonally across both lanes on the bridge. and he jumped out and ran and got off the bridge. and then, for the next 30 or 40 minutes, the bridge went into just a violent movement that no one had seen before. all of the crowds on both sides all sort of closed into just watch. i think everyone started to suspect that the impossible was about to happen. the bridge was going to give out, was going to fail. with no one really on the bridge, strangely enough, a university professor who had worked on trying to solve the puzzle, there is enough time for people to be able to get out there. a professor actually ran out onto the bridge trying to get the dog out of the car. and there is great footage of him. it looks like a stephen spielberg movie. today, you watch that footage and you cann

a bear hunt in kitsap county -- >> reporter: i should explain these dogs are helping the people of suburban, seattle, deal with a growing problem. bears on the loose. >> this black bear that was on the run was about 200 pounds. >> reporter: wildlife officials here used the dogs to chase the bears up into a tree so the bears can then be tranquilized. >> but finally dropped out of the branches. >> reporter: and once the bear is in captivity -- wildlife officials then release the animal back into the wild, using the dogs once again to scare the bear even more and also firing bean bags at the animal. so the bear knows never to come back near people again. while this is no fun for the bears, it is definitely in their best interests. because before this, bears were not set free. they were put down. >> we don't want to kill bear anymore, we want to save bear. >> reporter: wildlife officials are now using the dogs to teach communities how to be bear-smart. but not leaving out the garbage, for example. of course, when you're teaching bear safety you need somebody to play the bear. they put me in a b

so this happened in kitsap county. a 21-year-old who -- a resident of the bangor submarine base, having some drinks with friends, stepped out for a while, walked into the wrong house, got in bed with an elderly woman on accident. whoops. >> that's tough, though. but you know, one of the >>> this morning on "world news now" -- your voice, your vote. florida voters head to the polls in just a few hours from now after a vicious primary campaign. >> mitt romney and newt gingrich have been battling for every vote in this sunshine state showdown. it's tuesday january 31st. >>> you said that very well. i was a little nervous. sunshine state showdown. >> she sells sea shells in the sunshine state showdown. >> you're good, faris. you're good. good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. one new poll just out gives mitt romney a 15-point lead over newt gingrich as florida republicans vote in today's primary. but gingrich says a loss today will not stop his push for the white house. >> he's saying he very well

>> the unexpected tornado ripped through homes in kitsap county around 2:00 p.m. local time causing residents to panic and take cover. >> we don't want to get hit by a tree. >> right now, safeway parking lot. >> shoppers hid inside a strip mall as the tornado barrelled through a parking lot. it was short-lived but left a massive amount of debris and toppled trees. >> i seen a tree falling over on to a house, crushed completely. >> there's a tree down on my house and my house was gone. and my main concern was for my dog. >> it's devastating. >> mary hicks lives in port orcha orchard. she said she couldn't recognize her street when she returned home to collect her things. >> i lived here all my life and -- i've never experienced the devastation that a tornado can do. >> people here said the tornado sounded like a plane was actually going to land on top of their house. the tornado was on the ground less than five minutes. that means officials didn't get out a warning. which is remarkable. when you see this kind of damage that no one has been reported injured. norah?

. >> breaking news, a bear hunt in kitsap. >> reporter: these dogs are now helping the people of suburban seattle deal with a growing problem, bears on the loose. >> this black bear that was on the run was about 200 pounds. >> reporter: wildlife officials use them to chase them into a tree so they can be tranquilized. >> finally dropped out of the branches. >> reporter: once the bear is in captivity, wildlife officials then release the animal back into the wild using the dogs, once again to scare it more and firing beanbags at the animal so he knows never to come back at people once again. no fun for the bear, it is definitely in their best interest because before this bears were not set free, they were put down. we don't want to kill bear anymore. >> reporter: wildlife officials are using the dogs to teach communities how to be bear smart by not leaving out the garbage, for example. of course, when you're teaching bear safety you need somebody to play the bear. >> like that. >> reporter: i don't feel like a bear right now but now i do. >> reporter: i was told to try my best to be a convi

he aide just finished chemotherapy for non-hodge kitsap lymphoma and got to ring the bell. not only ring the bell but break a table. [ cheers ] the only thing he needs is for the bills beat the chiefs in the afc championship -- >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> he a perfect solid splitokhe half. that's impressive. that's one of the best table jumps i've seen. >> come on, dana. one, two, three -- >> go bills! >> thank you so much. >> if he seems nervous at all, that might be why. >> big day coming up tomorrow. >>> welcome to the weekend, i'm jeff glor with dana jacobson and michelle miller. this morning we're going to take you to london for the world-famous saville row, home of the finest tailors around. until recently, though, almost all the craftsmen and clientele were men. we'll show how that's changing and the first female master tailor. >>> this week's inauguration of joseph r. biden jr. not only made him our new president it also put him in a rare class of commanders in chief who are juniors. we're going