. >> a spotted jaguar and alligator wades an epic battle. see who's king of the jungle now. and tired of your chicken fouling up your house. >> guess what, guys? all you need is the hen holster chicken diaper system. >> are you kidding me? >>> 11-year-old girl walks into a quick check and gets hip checked by a deer. surveillance video from fox 5 atlanta shows the girl and her little brother at the checkout counter. >> we're about to walk out of the door and then he saw something in the corner of his eye, saying watch out. i pushed him out of the way and then i just heard a big noise and i ended up on the ground. >> deer smashes through the front door and takes out 11-year-old samantha iron. >> she's so brave to push her brother out of the way. >> i just remember buying our drinks and then hearing a big loud noise and felt like a car had just hit me right in the stomach. >> samantha says she doesn't remember a whole lot. she did suffer a concussion and bruised knee and some cuts from the glass. >> if that deer had enough force to break glass that's a deer with a lot of force

we like the jaguars. maybe one day tim tebow will come back home and be -- >> hey. >> i'm throwing it out there. >> i hear you man. >> you could use a little star power. no offense to blaine gab ert. >> he's given the team an open checkbook. so we're going to recruit the best players and put together a winning team. we love tim tebow. i love tim tebow. he's a jacksonville, north florida guy, an international star and we love him. and, sure, tim tebow's with us every day in spirit. >> mayor brown, thank you so much. have a good conference and a good weekend. >> thank you. >> all right. before we take the break, herb, i know you're a big nascar guy. i was watching the daytona duals last night. did you see danica patrick's wreck last night? watch this. oh. we only show it to you because danica thankfully was fine. she hopped right out of the car. she said quite a wreck but totally okay. thank goodness for the barriers. that's a little south of jacksonville, florida. that's a welcome introduction to the dayto

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we hit the reset button on jaguar. jaguar's new usa website. we've seen a level of activity that we've never seen before quite frankly, and today marks the start of jaguar's live campai campaign. >> you consider your core competitors you run a birch mark against the three german luxury brands as well as lexus. when you look at the german luxury brands last year, their sales were up double digits and you were down 8.3%. why haven't you kept up with the sales growth in the last year? >> the three german brands of lexus are the competition. they're a volume brand these days. we're a premium brand that's sma smaller. we need to increase our footprint in the mark place. we need to look at haul-wheel drive in addition to that. we have a wider proliferation in the marketplace. this is a new sports coupe concept in 2013. >> was the brand adrift to a certain extent over the last couple of years when you had the ford ownership and transition to tata. when you talk about jaguar, instant name recognition. >> very common. under tat

jaguars. guys, maybe next year. everyone knows super bowl sunday is big in america but how big? last year 111 million people watched the game. a 30-second spot during the game is going to go for $3.5 million for the advertisers and that is where the numbers game begins. and regina lou sis joining because closer look at other key super bowl numbers and your pocketbook. good day to you, regina in nice to see. >> did you hi. thanks. >> how much do consumers spend on game day sf where do they put their money? >> men average $86 and women $56. a lot of it in food. it is, alex, the second largest consumption day on the eating side behind thanksgiving. it is one giant snack attack. in fact, during the actual broadcast, the average american will consume 1, 2shgs 00 calories in snacks alone. that does not count lunch, dinner, or what you are

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owner of the jaguars was firing tom coughlin. and tom coughlin... this is what i don't understand sometimes. tom coughli was a good enough dorchester beat the undefeated patriots at the time in super bowl 42 but yet just a few years later he's not good enough to keep coaching and he should be fired? doest make any sense. >> rose: so eli manning, he now in his own words before the super bowl said i should be among the elite he clearly has proved he should. >> charlie, he is elite. not only is he elite but you can make the argument over the second half of the season there was not a quarter back in football who was better. >> rose: tom brady in any way diminished by this? >> well, i think here's what happens. i think tom brady is absolutely considered one of the greatest quarter backs who ever played. but had they won that game, we would be sitting here saying is tom brady the greatest quarter back of all time and the answer to that very well might be yes. and that is what super bowl victories do for a player or coach's legacy. >> r

. >> jaguares de chiapas le ganó a campo . >> juegan en este momento san luís los tigres y pachucas tecos mano después de la sancion por el racismo al jugador francés . >> luís suárez se negó a darle la mano . >> el defensa que la peinaba y roney anotaba el primero . >> después otro gol . >> el dervi inglés era todo de rojo . >> suárez cortaba distancias pero no alcanzaba el liverpol . >> no jugo el chicharito . >> el everto sumo 3puntos al imponerse ante los blues . >> gol del serbio deryanlekevik . >> el golazo de lequich . >> durante la era pep guardiona ningún equipo había tenido al barcelona 2 a cero en el primer tiempo . >> 3x1 pero la historia estaba definida . >> vencieron 3 a 2 al barcelona a 10 puntos de ganar real madrid ante levantes mañana . >> por último le cuento que sacramento enfrenta a los soles de finix en la nba es todo en los deportas regreso a los estudios . >> gracias william bonilla . >> y no se que le pasará a las chivas del guadalajara . >> las celebraciones ponen de fiesta a las calles de nueva orleans . >> el martes de carnaval el próximo 21 de febrero antes de

salinas y el mismo rodolfo salinas en su propia portenia, en otros resultados, cruz azul supero 2-0 a jaguares 3-2 a queretaro, morelia le gana 2-1 a chivas. pachuca vencio 4-3 a toluca y el campeon tigres de visita supero 1-0 al america.

. >> the car they stole is a gold a 1999 jaguar with maryland tags. in the past couple of minutes we have learned from a police source that this may not be a random crime. though none of the victims were hurt. they are asking for anyone with information to give police a call. >> thank you. also new today a lockdown has been lifted at laurel high school after reports of a gun on campus. a female student called police after reporting that another student threatened her with a gun. investigators say they found nothing during the search. >> a community has been terrorized by a string of armed robberies. there have been more than 600 since the beginning of the year. tonight, the community is meeting to take back their streets. >> snatch and crabs at gunpoint, that is what many of these crimes have been. police say they have positioned additional officers in key trouble spots. tonight, residents are meeting at the middle school to demand more. more than 600 robberies in the district so far and residents are concerned with the alarming rate. according to pol

. >> the jacobsville jaguar. >> give him a big hand. he goes back to jacksonville after the manic monday. let's say hi to the huge crowd we have. check this out don and marty. thank you all for coming down. we appreciate it. it is our own manic monday red carpet this morning. thank you guys for coming out. we appreciate it so much. our crew is here. tony good morning. >> good morning. >> good to see you, luther how you doing? >> top of the morning. >> how you doing? >> i am doing great. i now got moves just like jagr. >> i guess he does. >> all right. yes, you do. good to see you. >> yes. thank you. >> all right, luther, let me hear those magic words. >> maestro, the music if you please. >> all right, we got the music. i got to get the twanger and we will be ready to rock and roll. man, i am telling you, i guess he is going to go to pimlico to see maroon 5 when they get here. all right, jacobsville elementary. check this out. ♪ [ music ] [ cheers ] [ singing ] [ cheers ] >> man that was great. >> yeah. >> that was -- and ron, let the re

the men took money along with the jaguar. no one was hurt. >> the george huguely trial might be over, but one of the jurors is speaking out saying he will be haunted by the yeardley love murder for ever. ian is a university of virginia professor. he was on the panel that sentenced huguely for 26 years. he says being a juror was one of the most difficult things he has ever done. he felt like he built a relationship with the families during the trial and adds that george huguely's statement was painful, but huguely bears responsibility for what happened. >> when we came out with our verdict, both times, i was not afraid to look at george and look at him and i think that's because i was confident that what we did was right. >> he feels at peace with what the 12 jurors decided. >>> the manassas woman accused of being the so-called blond bandit pleaded not guilty. police have linked stephanie to a series of bank robberies in maryland and northern virginia. the crime spree lasted 13 days. in one case, police say she carjacked a wom

. >> we'll understand that when you search for jaguar, you're lacking for a jaguar. >> reporter: theyt's stomping on privacy to bolster its advertising and increase profits. >> if there are things you want to keep private about your life, those records are all in there. if there are things that you actually need to prevent other people from knowing about you, those will be in there. >> reporter: those already nervous about the company's influence pounced when it became known last week that google exploited a known weakness in apple safari browser bypassing the privacy settings. >> when i first found what google was doing, i thought i had it wrong. >> reporter: jonathan mayer is the one who uncovered the breech. on the surface he says it may not seem like a serious transgression. google's code was only being used to target ads. for some web searches believed to be private were not and that, mayer, opens the door to private information being exposed by rogue employees, internet hacking and more. >> doesn't get disclosed because an employee is evil, because a company messes up. does it g

now, it is a golden color, 1999 jaguar sedan. golden plates. that is the kind of car that you would notice on the road. police do believe if they can find it, it may lead them very quickly to the people responsible for the ski mask, the gunman attack in this morning. reporting live, scott broom now. >> thank you, scotty. >>> now, his lawyers are hinting at an appeal after jurors last night recommended the sentence of 26 years for the former uva lacrosse standout in the second-degree murder of yeardly love. bruce leshan has been talking to jurors today. some of the jurors would like to go with the first-degree felony murder or first-degree pre-meditated -- premeditated murder. and then came out one of the jurors. the fellow by the name of ian. he's negotiating with the big tv area. wanting the donation to yeardly's foundation, in exchange for the exclusive interview. giving us some quotes. now, they tried really hard. in the end, justice was served, but declined to say if it was a compromised verdict. he did not talk about that, but the most hor

. >> we'll understand when you search for jaguar, you're looking for a jaguar. >> critics say the companywant to keep private about your life, those records are all in there. if there are things that you actually need to prevent other people from knowing about you, those will be in there. >> those already nervous about the company's influence pounced. when it became known last week that google exploited a known weakness in apple's safari browser by passing the privacy settings. >> when i first found what google was doing, i thought i had to have it wrong. >> jonathan maier is the researcher who uncovered the breach. on the surface it may not seem like a serious france depression. google's code was being used only to target ads and users personal information was never collected but for some web searches believed to be private were not. and that many maier says opens the door to private information being exposed by rogue employees, internet hacking and more. >> does it get disclosed because an employee is evil because the company messes up, does it get disclosed because the government deman

looks like a jaguar or a wolf or something. >> reporter: in zanesville, ohio, in october, more than 50 dangerous animals unleashed by their owner. scampering out on the roadways. odessa, texas, the same month, a 4-year-old boy mauled by this 150-pound cougar. in connecticut, a woman kept travis, the chimp, for years. and then, this. >> what's the problem there? >> the -- the chimp killed my -- my friend. >> reporter: he'd grown too big and uncontrollable. >> this has been going on for years and years and years. there's a long and growing casualty list of people who have been injured or killed by dangerous wild animals kept as pets. >> reporter: but out of all of this animal mayhem across the nation, someone has gotten very busy. >> good to see you. thank you. >> reporter: where you sense fear, mitch kalmanson sees risk and potential lawsuits. >> they're exotic animals. she can be nice one minute and turn around the next minute and be as exotic as she is. >> reporter: where you see tigers, he spies potentially loose fencing. >> any problems with loosening? >> they're all welded? >> good

años de historia, que dio un homenaje a quienes fueron parte de la historia del equipo, goleó a jaguares terceros en la tabla. >>> el zaragoza ante el betis, el mexicano pablo barrera ingresó de cambio para el zaragoza que continúa último en la liga. >>> lionel messi, marcó 4 goles él solo en su partido número 200 de liga, y los de pep guardiola ganaron 5 a 1 el partido. >>> los que piensan que jeremy lin es algo pasajero, ayer tuvo una gran actuación para el triunfo de los nueva york knicks ante los mavericks de dallas, sigue dando de qué hablar este chamacote.n@@primer impacto (m- españa, para jugar en el espanyol de impacto (m-f)univis competiciones europeas, estamos pendientes, porque giovani dos santos tiene mucho más que para estar calentando banca. >>> gracias, al regresar, investigamos qué hacen las autoridades, ante la tendencia deunivis@@ primermuacto ( jóveno ision [m@@ tracker imp c n ♪. >>> más y más jovenes imitan los actos violentos de las pandillas en chicago, y además, graban sus acciones, tenemos el testimonio de la comunidad y reacciones del accionar de los jóvenes.uni

he had seashells and jaguars and everything he thought might be interesting or educational to people.people would come over to swim, but they could also see a huge tableau of "the last supper." >> right over here is woodward gardens. he started collecting stuff. he invited people over and eventually opened it up to the public. he had a menagerie. >> it was an 1800 thing. >> could any of the people in this room go? >> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool. i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and k

they stole money from the house and made off with the couple's distinctive gold jaguar sedan. >> i'm grateful that they didn't take a life. >> reporter: neighbors are shocked. >> i am completely upset and appalled by what happened. this is such a nice neighborhood. >> neighbors also say that the couple are known for fostering or adopting young adults. and one called the house like a group home. police sources say that they do not believe that this was a random attack. in bowie, scott broom, 9news now. >> police in arlington are on the lookout for a suspect after a bizarre crime there. someone broke into an apartment in the 3600 block of south state street last friday. according to the blog, the person did not take anything, but they did use the bathroom. and police say that they have no reports of any similar crimes. >>> well, new at 6:00, we have heard a lot from metro lately about wanting to interact with customers on social media. well, last week we noticed a tweet from a woman named janet to metro, asking, "please install security cameras in metro parking garages. this happened w

they stole money from the house and they made off with the couple's distinctive gold jaguar sedan. >> i'm grateful that they did not take a life. >> neighbors are shocked. that will be a great neighborhood. the couple are known for fostering or adopting young adults. one called the house like a group home. and that they do not believe that this was a random attack. in bowie, scott broom, 9news now. >>> well, lawyers for the family of the frederick county man who died after being tasered are now asking for a new trial in the case. his family had sued the former frederick county deputy for wrongful death, saying that he had used excessive force. and last month, the federal jury, they cleared torres of any wrong doing. but lawyers for the family asked that it be set aside. they argue that it was inconsistent that the jury said the deputy did commit that assault and battery and use excessive force. >>> now, the lawyers say that he might be up for an appeal. jurors last night recommended a sentence of 26 years for the former uva lacrosse player now convicted in second-degree murder for the

notoriously finicky jaguar among the bottom five. chrysler brought up the rear with ram, jeep, dodge and chrysler named as the least reliable brands. >>> take a good look at the man we are about to show you and ask yourself if you've seen him or if you heard anybody lately bragging about the new rolex they picked up at the airport? this happened at the ft. lauderdale airport. the security video shows a woman going through security, leaving behind a $6,500 rolex right there in the bin. the guy sees it, takes it, looks around, keeps it. that's why the tsa would like to find him along with the watch. >>> up next, he is living the dream and he's lit the nba on fire. >>> finally tonight, the sports sensation who happens to be the starting point guard for the new york knicks. he's 23, he's an asian american. his parents came here in taiwan. he went to harvard which has produced many more u.s. presidents than nba stars. jeremy lin came out of nowhere. now he's suddenly dominant. over the last six games he's averaging 27 points and the knick

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the worst performers were chrysler, dodge, jeep and a jaguar. the top complaint was excessive wind noise. >>justine: we have a new outlook on california's economy, here are some of the highlights. according to the economic development corporation's annual forecast, california will add right now the state and of limerick is at 11.1%. >> procter and gamble has called off a one it $0.4 billion deal, kellogg has made a $2.7 billion deal to purchase the brands. diamond foods makes them all the nuts and pot sticker popcorn. this news comes one week after diamond foods said they were replacing their ceo and cfo after an internal investigation showed improper financial results. >>justine: pdt is now breaking off talks on a compensation fund for the victims of this timber and oil pipeline explosion. the september 2010 blast killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. san bruno officials are urging the city to pay restitution. officials have been negotiating a settlement since last fall but now, they said pg&e has walked away from the table. we have much

notoriously finicky jaguar among the bottom five. chrysler brought up the rear with ram, jeep, dodge and chrysler named as the least reliable brands. >>> take a good look at the man we are about to show you and ask yourself if you've seen him or if you heard anybody lately bragging about the new rolex they picked up at the airport? this happened at the ft. lauderdale airport. the security video shows a woman going through security, leaving behind a $6,500 rolex right there in the bin. the guy sees it, takes it, looks around, keeps it. that's why the tsa would like to find him along with the watch. >>> up next, he is living the dream and he's lit the nba on fire. hey, aren't you supposed to be following that fidelity green line? well, yeah, but it keeps leading me back to my old office. i think it might be broken. or maybe it's trying to tell you something. yeah, but what could it be try-- oh, i left my 401(k) at my old job. and i left a jacket on the back of my door. but i think the line's talking about my 401(k). leave a 401(k) behi

the jaguar was found in upper marlboro. he tied up three people inside the home. they also got away with some cash. >> it is time to take a look at top stories. hundreds of people lined up for the hottest issues on the market. the nike galaxy was released. shoppers were disappointed when the store decided not to sell them since the crowds made it too dangerous to sell them here >> police are starting to make a dent in the northwest washington robberies in the past month. 300 officers are patrolling the streets to reduce the chance of robberies. >> look at a heavy rain along the bw parkway. that was around 2:30 in the afternoon. some delays in the north and southbound lanes. we are under a wind advisory. doug hill will have an update coming up. >> there is some really nasty weather hitting all over the united states from tornadoes in the south and snow in the midwest, everybody is dealing with something. >> it may be the third warmest winter on record, that does not mean it has been a quiet one. a tornado watch was in the fact in southeast united states. already th

h he will live, unlike one of the people shot in this jaguar.or a man left dead on the street thursday evening. no sooner does one crime tape goes down, seems like another goes up. >> i was raised in oakland, but seems like things are getting worse. >> it's crazy, it's the wild wild west. >> reporter: a man in his 20s was shot several times. >> it happens every month, every week, it happens a lot here. >> reporter: it's a war zone. >> we are just here, we have to make a living. we have to be here, we have no choice. >> oakland is just completely out of control. >> yeah. >> nobody showing no respect for nobody. >> you want to shoot a gun go to the army. that's how i feel. a real man handles his business without a gun. >> reporter: but at this business, owners are arming themselves. as the shootings add up they become a blur for police. stretched thin. >> i had one guy here since i think tuesday night and he hasn't been home. it's been busy. >> what do you make of it? >> i don't know. i don't know. you know we certainly get spikes like these. >> r

h he will live, unlike one of the people shot in this jaguar.or a man left dead on the street thursday evening. no sooner does one crime tape goes down, seems like another goes up. >> i was raised in oakland, but seems like things are getting worse. >> it's crazy, it's the wild wild west. >> reporter: a man in his 20s was shot several times. >> it happens every month, every week, it happens a lot here. >> reporter: it's a war zone. >> we are just here, we have to make a living. we have to be here, we have no choice. >> oakland is just completely out of control. >> yeah. >> nobody showing no respect for nobody. >> you want to shoot a gun go to the army. that's how i feel. a real man handles his business without a gun. >> reporter: but at this business, owners are arming themselves. as the shootings add up they become a blur for police. stretched thin. >> i had one guy here since i think tuesday night and he hasn't been home. it's been busy. >> what do you make of it? >> i don't know. i don't know. you know we certainly get spikes like these. >> r

>> jaguars, things like alligators can eat them when they're smaller but when they get bigger, they'ree here. our next animal is a lot smaller. >> how do you get that animal here? does it go first class? >> yeah. they're in a car. they don't come from too far away. would you like to hold the scorpion? >> sure, she can. >> i'm going to put it on your hand like this. >> it hasn't been defanged. >> it hasn't. >> this is an emperor scorpion, one of the world's largest scorpions. it does have a venomous stinger and you're being very brave. i'm proud of you. but see these giant claws? never going to sting you. what it's going to do is pinch with you claws if it's afraid. >> look at it. get it, get it. >> they're very docile. i would not let you hold it if i thought that would happen. they eat insects and they're food for a lot of others. >> would the sloth enjoy it? >> the sloth would not. the sloth is an herbivore. wouldn't eat this. >> that stings with its tail? >> yeah. you can see the venomous barb on the back they'll jab you with. >> is that it? >> no. i'm proud of you. i didn't think y

. >> we'll understand when you search for jaguar, you're looking to are a jaguar. >> reporter: critics company is stomping on privacy to bolster its advertising and increase profits. >> if there are things that you want to keep private about your life, those records are all in there. if there are things that you actually need to prevent other people from knowing about you, those will be in there. >> reporter: those already nervous about the company's influence pounced when it became known last week that google exploited a known weakness in apple safari browser bypassing the browser's privacy settings. >> when i first found what google was doing i thought i had it wrong. i thought i had to have it wrong. >> reporter: jonathan mayer is the stanford researcher who uncovered the safari breech. on the surface he says it may not seem like a serious transgression. google's code was being used only to target ads and user's personal information was never collected. but for some web searches believed to be private were not. and that, mayer says, opens the door to private information being expose