mark bower, welcome. so compared to the hacks we've seen until now, how serious is this one?ll certainly we've just started the year off with a bang in terms of data breaches. 80 million records is a very substantial amount so this is quite a serious attack, and the nature of the data, you've got lots of personal data that can potentially be monetized. it's going to be very in convenient for those individuals and also quite costly for those individuals that this affects. >> woodruff: it is possible to know who is behind this? the bloomberg news report mentioned it's possibly the chinese. they mentioned a group called deep panda. >> it's not clear yet. we only have a couple data points on information like, that but fundamentally there's got to be some organized crime behind this or very well-organized attackers to be able to get into these types of systems and steal this vol yum of data. we shouldn't forget that these types of attacks are pretty much expected these days. we've seen breaches of this nature across the board over the last decade and, in fact the volumes of data t

well, it is larry bowers, larry a. bowers. he's been interim superintendent in the past. he will be interrip superintendent now. he's a 37-year employee of the school board. he's been chief operating officer for the last 16 years. we don't know much about his philosophy at this point. we don't know much about the priorities that the school board will have going forward. we know that they're going to be engaged in a nationwide search for a new superintendent. we know they're providing somewhat they call transition assistance to joshua starr. we'll get some more answers. we'll have them for you on the app and coming up on the broadcast this afternoon. andrea, back to you. >> bruce, the superintendent's contract goes through may. will he stay on the job through then or do they want him to leave before that? >> reporter: no, good point. good point, an gray ya. he's -- andrea. he's actually going to be leaving quite soon, on february 16. and on february 17, that's step in and serve until they can find a permanent replacement. >> bruce leshan reporting live from rockville, mary

larry bowers will serve as interim superintendent. >>> teachers in virginia would see a pay raise. governor terry mcauliffe will introduce $135 million, including a race for teachers and mcauliffe meets with negotiators this week. >>> a groundbreaking decision that could have drones over your neighborhood. the proposal to give them clearance and the restrictions they would have to comply with. >>> the cold is the story right now. but snow will be the topic of discussion over dinner tonight. when you'll see snow in your neighborhood at 6:11. >>> plus why today's bitterly cold weather could force you to change your presidents d ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >>> 6:09 now. the weather will be the story we're talking about today. windchills make it feel like it is 12 below zero in germantown. >> the parade is canceled today. the parade would have started at 1:00 p.m. and gone through old town alexandria. organizers say groups began pulling out as soon as the forecast worsened. it's a good thing. when it's nine

larry bowers has been named interim superintendent. the school board still isn't saying why star is leaving but star said the board wanted to go in a completely different direction. meanwhile there is encouraging news for the future of thousands of young men and women in a neighboring county. prince georges county is reporting the highest graduation rate for students. more than 76% last year. that's more than a 2% increase over the previous year. and the dropout rate fell by nearly two points. prince georges county found out what's driving the success. >> reporter: looking back renee smith knows how she lost her way in school. her grade point average dropped after a disconnect with her teacher. now a senior with a 3.5 average she's planning for college. >> i feel like i could do better. >> reporter: renee is one of many students here at central high benefitting from improved faculty training. stronger student accountability resulting in an 8% increase of graduates. the highest of any school in the county. >> like if you have adults aro

the board has begun looking for starr's successor, larry bowers the chief operating officer will serve as interim superintendent. >>> this just into our newsroom right now, school delays to tell you about. winchester fakeer -- there's a high-powered meeting today, this afternoon. as you guessed, they will be talking about cross-regional issues including transportation resource management and public safety in our region. >>> if you plan to park at dulles you might want to arrive early. they plan work in the parking lot from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. it's in preparation for the silver line station. >>> the live desk. we discuss a new video in that shows egyptian warplanes on the way to attack i.s.i.s. you can see them getting ready to take off. egypt, launching air strikes against the islamic state targets in libya. after the group released a video showing the beheading of several christians. the u.s. responding. the white house calling the killings despicable and cowardly. the egyptian government says the video is authentic. >> angie, thank you. >>> we're learning new information about tha

he is larry bowers, a 37 year veteran of montgomery county schools. he's done this before. now even one of the best school districts in the country has its challenges and you can count on montgomery county parents to weigh in on what they're looking for in a permanent replacement for joshua starr. reporting live from montgomery county school's headquarters bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> a cruise ship has returned to baltimore after 200 passengers and crew became sick from the norovirus. the ship is called the grandeur of the sea. it's operated by royal caribbean and it was on a nine- day cruise to jamaica, but that trip was cut short because of the illness. the sick passengers and crews are responding well to over the counter medication and the ship is being cleaned. >>> by now you've heard the story about that fellow who walked more than 20 miles to work every day. a lot of other heard it, too. coming up why he may not have to walk much longer thanks to the generosity of a lot of you. >> but first it appears the depravity of isis militants is endless. >> isn't it frustrating try

for veterans and so we're in the process of scoping out that rfp and recently you saw 130 or mayor bowers south block 50 east for the home approval and that's underway and the extensions are flo glad going 20 percent of those units for hotels families in transbay i've mentioned a number of blocks transferring our proposed to sell there's a lot of activity in transbay one is block 7 went along with the block 6 sailor block 6 and 7 were rfped together and mercy are developing block 6 and it's one hundred percent affordable housing in 7 we're showing coming before you this spring with a financing request we're looking at the possibility of adding more affordable units on that block he realizes there's a capacity to add that in we will need more rock authority so we have put that on 1516 as well we'll talk about that later this spring block 8 is underway we have paid a d b.a. coming before you this spring and in the fall we'll work towards financing the affordable housing in the block and this is where we're estimating $11.7 million and have other funding in terms of surplus bond procedures a

larry bowers the district's chief operating officer will be interim superintendent until a permanent successor is named. warmer temperatures headed our way tomorrow but they could be followed by some snowflakes on thursday. abc 7's chief meteorologist doug hill has the first look at your forecast. doug? >> hey there maureen. right now, mostly clear. 32 degrees in arlington. outside of the belfort furniture weather center show you the temperatures area wide. 30 at gaithersburg and 31 at washington dulles. 32 at andrews. temperatures had drop tonight but only in the 20's. last night we had many areas in the teens. partly cloudy overnight. 26 for an average wake-up temperature through the day tomorrow. nice recovery south and southwesterly winds will push us close to 35050 degrees in the afternoon. you mentioned snow flurries were that's expected to move in here thursday morning with some gusty winds and indeed some flurries. we'll look beyond that towards the weekend. >> thanks doug. >> developing now, king abdullah ii is meeting with president obama right now at the white house. it ha

. >> public speaker: good evening president, supervisors, my name is ann bower as the san francisco labor council on behalf of director tim paul's on. he's not here. he's in minnesota. we represent over 1,000 workers and unions and we are in support of this project. this site is in its pivotal role and it's history. the club works with the labor community to honor this great rich history. our interest in this is to see the vibrant part of our community once again. we feel the current project does that. thank you for your time. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much, next speaker, please. >> my name is robbie schwartz. i have a 46-year relationship with the ilw. a couple books on the union. i think it's a misconception that should be cleared up that the cl ub is against preserving the legacy of 1934, the legacy of the building in that triek t -- strike and the legacy of harry bridges. they consider this to be an asset and the club's purchasing. the building is an opportunity to get the unions history out there. the secretary of treasure of the international is also a member of the

the current chief operating officer larry bowers is likely to serve as superintendent through the end of the year. then a nationwide search starts, but school board members were not able to detail what they're looking for in a replacement or if such a candidate even exists. in rockville bruce leshan, wusa9. >> now the board is paying starr his $260,000 a year salary through the end of year along with about $47,000 in accrued leave. >>> the d.c. council will consider a proposal to rename the district's only public university after the late marion barry. students on the udc campus today were divided on the issue with most saying the university of the district of columbia name should not be changed. >> i don't think it's a good idea because this is for the people of the district, so it should remain udc. >> it shouldn't be marion barry university. >> that is not a bad id considering all that marion barry has done for the city, but at the same time that's a large leap. >> i think he's a very significant part of d.c. and d.c. history and black culture and to name the university after him w

larry bowers who is currently chief operating officer of the school has been named interim superintendent. the school board did not say why starr is leaving. starr said the board wanted to go in another direction. >>> your commute on metro may take a little longer. the cold weather is forcing metro to restrict the speed of trains in some location because of the potential for cracked rails. metro is using a track geometry vehicle that examines rails to determine where restrictions are needed. the speed is being reduced by one-third. we put out a list earlier on social media where the speed is restricted and you can find it on nbcwashington.com. >>> police in prince george's county moved in today to remove some squatters in another upscale house in the county. that house was abandoned. it had been foreclosed on. residents are asking tonight whether the police should be doing more. robbery suspect and nine others including children were found squatting in the home. the people there say the police need to do something about this. >> we've got a swamp of vacant houses in prince george's county

first up a behind-the-scenes look at the beyonce's bowerful grammy performance. ♪ ♪ >> in this eight-minuteocumentary, queen bey explains her emotional connection to the gospel classic "take my hand precious lord" and includes interviews with the man who sang with her. >> beyonce says she wanted to include black men of all ages and background to show the strength and vulnerability in black men. check out the video online. i think this is cool any time you can see an artist like this lend their voice to something else other than their own music. >> great to see her actually sing and there's no lip-syncing or voice track in the background. very good. that was a powerful moment for the grammys. >>> true fans of the late joan rivers may want to consider buying some manhattan real estate. rivers' four-bedroom apartment is now on the market. asking price, 28 million bucks. >> no church change. like something from the court of louis the xiv, the penthouse has a ballroom music room five fireplaces and a library. the double height ceilings painted to resemble a blue sky with puffy clouds. when you'r

running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future.of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to get tires for a car. don't pay cash and you won't have to finance them. whether renting tires is for you. >> and a second episode of fresh off the boat and then we'll be back at 11:00. >> we will. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> i'm ama daetz >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> have a great evening, everyone. for over 60,000 california foster children nights ca

running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future.e of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to get tires for a car. don't pay cash and you won't have to finance them. whether renting tires is for you. >> and a second episode of fresh off the boat and then we'll be back at 11:00. >> we will. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> i'm ama daetz >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> have a great evening, everyone. out how you're doing. you seem a little bit out of

lester bower was convicted of quadruple murder back in 1983. the supreme court put an indefinite hold on his execution. the court giving no reason for their ruling. >> what is the first thing this new mexico man is doing after winning half a million dollars? heading to court. john wines is suing the mexico lottery after winning 500,000 dollars on a scratch off. but they won't give him a dime. the state says that his ticket is missing some numbers and is therefore null and void. now he is fighting for the money he says is rightfully his. >> he was dead for 45 minutes. but now an amazing story of the power of prayer. 13-year-old john smith had no pulse for 45 minutes after he fell into an icy missouri lake and trapped under the water for 15 minutes. doctors performed cpr for close to 30 minutes with no success. that's until john's mother went to the hospital to say her final good-byes. doctors say she started spraying and moments later his heart started to beat again. three weeks john is home from the hospital and he is doing just fine. >> great

. >> bowers says from you looking for a single room you'll probably be staying in the suburbs, but to wait until the event approaches and wait to see if any rooms open up. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> as she said, the last time philadelphia was on the national stage was back on 2000 with the republican party held their national convention here, it's where george w. bush won the nomination and when on to win the presidency. and the city dealt with protests during the event and philadelphia police officers were out keeping the peace and we'll have more on the security plan for this year's convention coming up on "action news" at 6:00. the city is proud that the city's public transportation system was one factor in nabbing the convention this is video of how they handled big events in the past. it's more than just a look at existing trains and trolleys and subway cars, they will modify the existing system to meet the needs of visiting delegates and visitors, and give them a personal service as well. >> we'll have septa volunteers on the street helping people getting t

the board is expected to announce larry bowers will serve in the interim. have the nbc washington app. we'll be airing the news conference on that app as soon as it starts. we're looking at it right there. it's underway as we speak. >>> we have learned that later today the house of representatives will vote to repeal the affordable care act. today's vote marks the 67 time the house has attempted to repeal change or defund a part or all of the affordable care act. we'll keep you up to date on nbcwashington.com and on the air later this afternoon a> the next story generating a whole lot of interest on our facebook page there's an outpouring of generosity for that detroit man who walks 21 miles a day to get to to work. nbc news's willie geist introduces us to him. >> reporter: james robertson has a spirit that makes people want to go the extra mile. as part of his 8-hour commute to work had had he walks 21 miles every day. >> i do this five days a week. >> reporter: it's a journey he's been making since his car broke down a decade ago. his shift starts at 2:00

larry bowers will serve as interim superintendent. >>> if you plan to park this morning at dulles international airport, you may want to arrive early. crews plan work in the parking lot from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00. it's in preparation for the silver line stations. and the burst pipe causing problems as well. check ahead before you head to dulles this morning. >>> if you're not off for presidents day, like aaron and me you should know that blue line stations on metro are closed. you cannot like blue line trains between van doren street or king street old town. the system is open right now. it closes at midnight. and trains will be running on a saturday schedule today. >>> as we told you, the frigid temperatures delaying some schools this morning. they're also cancelling some events. we'll look at what is not happening today, next. >>> plus more kids than ever are not getting enough sleep. we'll lack at a new study this morning. >>> and the thermometer says that. that's below 10 degrees. i'm going with disrespectfully cold. that's today's because of aaron. we're going to go out to chuck bell for a loo

he sentenced josh fattal and shane bower on charges of espionage. they were released on bail later that year. rezeon's family is worried. has nothing to do with he or his wife's actual action he, distracting from proaives they maymotives theymay have. they have criticized his government as it holds talks with the u.s. and five other countries over iran's nuclear program. rezeon's case is complicated because he is both american and iranian. used him as subject to iranian law. >> we do not recognize dual citizenship. under our law something like dual citizenship is not accepted to this day. >> reporter: his relatives say despite his reputation the judge will see that the 38-year-old journalist has done nothing wrong. >> they would look at it say based on pure logic that they would let him go. jason loves iran has said great things about it always and has done nothing to hurt the country. >> the judge has been sanctioned by the european union for what it calls grave human rights violations. and jason has had many health problems while in prison. includ

kelly or bowers will be speaking but they are here to support what we are doing. with america facing threats from terrorists determined to attack us here at home, it's hard to believe that we are four days away from the department of homeland security shutting down. not being funded. what does that mean? as senator mikulski has spoken so well the last couple weeks about how important the coast guard is we have secret service, we have customs, we have the people who take care of us in our airports, about 220,000 of them. that's what we are talking about. it's not funding something so essential to protect the homeland. we need a real resolution to this problem, not a stopgap measure. last night the majority leader moved to bring a bill to the floor that does absolutely nothing, nothing to fund homeland security. nothing. we need a real resolution to this problem, not more showboats and window dressing. we have always said that we are more than happy to have an immigration debate here in the senate floor as long as we first fully fund homeland security. this is the b

larry bowers is currently the assistant operating officer and held that job for the last 16 years. he was set to retire in june. he served as the interim superintendent where as well as the budget director and assistant superintendent. he has been with montgomery county public school systems for 37 years. alison? >> meanwhile, across the river evidence that alexandria schools are making the grade. the city is at the top of the list of best education in mid sized cities. the system gets high marks for its 12-1 student-teacher ratio and the national average is 16-1. >> hats, scarves gloves. kids needed all of that today to go to the bus stop this morning. >> kids and adults. cold out there. by afternoon, the chill did ease up a little bit especially if you were in the sunshine. chief meteorologist doug hill in the stormwatch 7 center with the forecast. hi, doug. >> mid to upper 30's in spots. the sunshine and lighter winds made it more comfortable out there. let's have a look at the day. lot of sunshine. congressional country club in bethesda, 34 degrees right now and we've had sunsh

. >> reporter: larry bowers has been named interim superintendent by the school board and was approved this afternoon by the maryland department of education. the school board is hiring a search firm to find a replacement for dr. starr and they hope to do so by july 1st. that's the latest live montgomery county board of education, chris gordon. >>> chilling 911 calls released from a deadly hit-and-run crash. the victim's child made that call. new criticism over the dispatcher's response. >>> riders complaining about slow-moving metro trains. only on news4 we're getting answers why exactly where it's happening and long it' hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... >>> the internet compan

it's almost like an accelerant has been bowered on the fire. think about the attack in australia.ow denmark. also this mass execution outside of iraq and syria. the feeling is, that there will be something inside north america. a major attack before the end of the year because of the speed at which this is moving. >> of course, we are looking at this map right now, it shows how close libya is to italy. and, of course, this is now, you know, this our version of homeland security has done an interview with a major newspaper, they are staying e wants nato to intervene. that's pretty clear evidence that they see the threat as credible. >> of course, that map didn't even though iraq and syria all lit up as to what is going on there. catherine, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> no one can deny. this isis is getting closer and closer to western europe. libya as we just noted is across the mediterranean sea. that's only 271 miles from italian soil. lt. colonel oliver north joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening. >> it's getting close to europe. what's going to happen in western europ

chief operating officer larry bowers is set to assume the role of interim superintendent while a nationwide search for a permanent replacement begins. >> d.c. public schools issuing an apology after admitting private information for special education students was exposed to the public possibly for years. it was recently discovered by reporters at the website buzzfeed. dcps say it's cubingonducting a thorough review of security practices to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> there's growing concern about a spreading measles outbreak. latest figures show more than 100 people have been diagnosed with the disease in 14 states. mostly in the western half of the u.s. in santa monica a 1-year-old tested positive for the measles prompting quarantine now for the 14 infants who attend the same daycare. doctors say 90% of those not vaccinated who are exposed to someone with this airborne disease will catch it. >> a "7 on your side" health matters report now. a new study may ignite an old debate of sugar vs. corn syrup. researchers found sweeteners with fructose were more likely to lead to higher bl

. >> the chief operating officer larry bowers is likely to serve as the superintendent during the end ever the school year. >>> worker furloughs are coming to the university ever maryland. >> nikki burdine is live near the college campus with that story. these cutbacks, we know they're going to affect employees but what about students? >> reporter: the cutbacks will impact students but not nearly as much as employees and teachers n. is how the university president says he plans to deal with this missing money. first, he plans to implement furloughs, but it varies depending on how much money you make. employees who make less than $60,000 a year will not have to take any furloughs. however, if you make between $60,000 and $100,000 a year, you'll have to take one furlough day. if you make between $100,000 and $180,000, you will have to take two furlough days. faculty and staff will also have to give back their 2% cost of living increase. and university president says he worries this will lead to the poaching of some of the best educators they have on staff. all vacant positions will also

$200,000 plus salary through june 30th when his contract was supposed to end and the board wants larry bowers, a 37 year employee and current chief operating officer to serve as interim superintendent. they will start a nationwide search and expect to have a replacement in place by july 1st, but it is not clear at this point exactly what kindful candidate the board is looking -- kind of candidate the board is looking for or as one critic said, whether that candidate even exists. back to you. >>> the fairfax county police officer who shot john geer was under investigation for an out of control outburst in which he cursed at a commonwealth attorney in court, but the report about that investigation is still a secret. peggy fox joins us from the fairfax county government center where supervisors discussed the geer case. >> reporter: that's right. they met in a closed door session about the geer case. however, none of them would tell me exactly what was discussed. i can tell you that this friday the geer family is hoping that a judge grants their request to get ahold of the internal affairs report

that crash southbound right around bowers, or the mercado theaters. still over off to the shoulder, so a little bit of slowing there for the distraction. and we'll give you the live look at san jose as well. i held off on that. we're going to show you the live look coming up. that's a little tease for the future, guys. >>> it is 5:50 right now. searchers from the bay area are headed to the sacramento area right now to help look for a missing newborn. brian hickey from our nbc station in sacramento has the very latest from the search scene. >> reporter: searchers will be back out looking for 2-week-old justice reese after his mother was found her yesterday. both were reported missing on february 21st saturday in the area around woodland. it was yesterday, late yesterday afternoon when 23-year-old samantha green was found outside night's landing where searchers continued looking for her 2-week-old son. investigators could not elaborate why they were searching that particular location, other than to say that was the area where the mother was found, or wh

people they've nominated over the years as their favorite speaker, ron paul, rand paul's father, gary bowertian conservative, so this hard core. mitt romney got it but he packed the house. they all packed the house. (laughter) jeb bush did well. if he stumbled a little rhythm gets going that jeb bush can't campaign well, and he did well. scott walker seems to do okay with tea party and establishment party so that's good. marco rubio, fine, but i guess what was interesting was the foreign policy split. as we just heard, the hard-core interventionallists were cheered. rand paul was cheered on everything. but i suspect the two main trends, so far we see -- i'm about to list three -- one a pretty good candidate, better than last time. two the party doesn't know where it stands on foreign policy, but a little more interventionallist than seems. and three the social issues, abortion little less emphasized than in years past. >> so you're saying this is a new conservative, conservative piece of the republican party? >> like every party, the mood shifts the democrat party is shifting to the economi

. >> reporter: an interim school superintendent has been named, larry bowers who has 37 year ys with the montgomery county public school system. 37 years and this afternoon he was given approval by the maryland state department of education. he will serve until a permanent replacement for dr. starr is found. that's the latest. live at the montgomery county school board, chris gordon news4. >>> marion barry university could one day become a reality. there's now a move to rename the university of the district of columbia after the late former mayor. at-large councilman vincent orange introduced a bill today. he teps the associated press barry was the university's biggest champion. >>> a man killed in front of his fiancee and children. >> new tonight news4 has obtained the 911 call made just moments after that hit-and-run. >> so two people were struck? >> yes, they both went. >> let's stop whining, okay. let's stop whining. >> tonight pat collins asking firefighters about that call and why the dispatcher sounds so harsh. >>> a growing debate over vaccinations here in northern virginia.

we're used to watching shows like "24" and "jack bower" go in and save the day. not that simple. >> that's hollywood. good intel on the ground is a difficult job and it takes a team. it's not easy. that's why not everybody can do those type of things. >> what would a rescue mission look like? >> well you know it's -- requires a lot of planning and a lot of people on the ground. i was a navy s.e.a.l. so we can talk about that. everybody talks about navy s.e.a.l.s and the success and really it's the army navy air force and analysts and it's an entire team. a lot of preparation, a lot of sacrifice, a lot of work. >> and it's a very dangerous mission for the troops right? >> certainly. you know i've said before on cnn, you know the men and women who sacrifice for freedom and to rescue folks realize some things are more important than fear and i've said it before. every american's important and, you know our hearts go out to kayla's family and all innocent people who are impacted by this terrorism. >> do you think that the united states should pay ransom to isis to re

and show us how their lives have changed is today's nutritionist and the leader of the fit club, joy bowere with her weight. after graduating high school she stopped cheerleading, continued with a lot of fast food wrong food choices and the waist started to come on. the more she gained, the more embarrassed she was, the more she emotionally binge ate. there were two things that went on in her life that was the big turning point. she went to an amusic park with friends, she got on a roller coaster. she couldn't get the bar over but the guys that were workingen the roller coaster came on and literally sandwiched her in. she thought the bar was going to fly open and she tried through the entire ride. her ex-boyfriend was cheating on her. she said enough is enough. she got rid of all of the negative in here life. she's about to walk out 118 pounds thinner. are you ready? >> come on out, shonanna. is that unbelievable? >> wow. >> her husband was with her throughout this entire journey, the greatest guy ever. she's got a beautiful three-year-old daughter. >> did you do step arobe biks back in th

four ladies have each lost weight and gotten healthy under the guide of their fearless joy bower. >>t off with shanna. this is her before picture. >> she's 45 from ohio. a busy mom with four kids. she gained weight with each pregnancy and then had dangerously high blood pressure and the doctor told her she was about to have a heart attack or stroke at any moment. she's shaved 40 pounds off of her body. she's no longer on blood pressure medication. step on out, shanna. >> hot or what? >> awesome. >> is that wild? >> these are the meds that are gone? >> over the course of the year, this is the amount of medication she no longer will have to take. i'm going to show shan no something cool. she's saving herself $1200, too. pretty cool. >> i feel great. >> beautiful. >> thank you. congratulations. >> e tell us about olga. >> she's 54 from california. she grew up in a fun loving hispanic family who loves lots of mexican food, tortillas and enchiladas. she struggled with her weight since she's 12 years old. she's prediabetic, should i say was prediabetic. she's lost 40 pounds and she no long

joey bower turns from junk food to joy food. >> have an awesome wine day wednesday. >>> nbc 10 news starts this morning the gas company is going door to door to restore gas service. the blast on oak avenue in stafford township followed reports of a natural gas leak. it left 15 people hurt two seriously. nbc 10's ted greenberg is live for us this morning. what have you seen there since you arrived

joey bower turns from junk food to joy food. >> have an awesome wine day wednesday.mother turned up, and then just moments ago, deputies found the body of a newborn baby boy in the same area. >> bob redell has been following the latest developments for us. such a sad story. >> it is. this discovery made in just the past hour. the yellow county sheriff's office confirming they have found the body of