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the caldwell problem is an eighth problem. caldwell was an eighth amendment case. and in caldwell what -- i mean, what the jury is told here, if the system exists as the state posits it, what the jury is told here is far more misleading than what was told in caldwell. and caldwell the jury was simply told at closing argument that your decision is going to be reviewable by the mississippi supreme court, and a majority of this court held that that unconstitutionally diminished the jury's responsibility. here the jury was told over and over and over again, inconsistent with florida law, that your judgment is merely advisory, i will be the one to make this determination. and either -- if that isn't -- that does appear to be the system, that violates ring. if it isn't the system and if somehow it can be argued that the jury is making implicit findings of aggravation writ large, that renders somebody eligible for death, then there is a plain caldwell problem. and that's our position. may i reserve the balance of my time? >> you may. >> thank you. >> mr. windsor. >> mr. c

there is an accident involving an over turned vehicle blocking one lane on the grand central park way, delays are building back now to jewel avenue the vanwick is your alternate. mass transit is on or close to schedule, new jersey transit and larr, and be safe don't text and drive. >>> if you're just waking up here is a look at stories thousands gatheringed for a memorial service in paris to remember the scores of people killed in terror attacks last year, plaques were unvailed honoring those victims. police in italy are investigating the death of an american artist as a homicide, the body of ashley olson was found in her florence apartment, reportedly been strangled but authorities declined to comment until an autopsy is complete. >>> volunteer firefighters hold a ceremony marking the 20th murder, tom was beaten and stabbed to death, a $6,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> on money watch, lower this morning following another plummet in asian stocks lost another 5%. that affected stocks in this country on friday the dow jones fell

miami international with a record just an inch and half. and every one getting either just under an inch or better than that this afternoon. >> now as far as winds t was windy at times when the front was moving across our yiemplet look at the wind gusts ch the strongest we couldbien was over at deerfield beach at 46 miles per hour. we'll have a lot more on our weekend forecast a little later on. >>> >>> >> >> danielle: and now an office emergency but getting through to 911 was not so easy. >> first they called from their office. no answer. i called from my cell phone, again, no answer. >> danielle: tonight the shocking reason why an operator -- >> and let me have one slice of cheese pita. >> danielle: was distracted on duty. >> reporter: >> danielle: and brandon beyer story. brandon. >> reporter: well, danielle, when you're calling 911, there is alive on the line and they need help fast. with you when someone had a seizure in this open tritions office and they called 911 and no one an oovmentnt the doctor held im up on the floor. itlear sid

i'm expecting an additional coating to maybe an inch or two fallen. that is now over two-and-a-half inches in kingston. on the vineyard 2.5. plymouth over two inches and falmouth now coming in with an inch of fresh snow from these ocean-effect snow bands. you can see them kind of lining up from plymouth all the way down to the vineyard. they extend toward the mid and not really reaching into chatham and nantucket. they do so as these northerly winds will persist. this is 9:00 this morning. still going on. it will take until after lunchtime before the winds relax and begin to shift to the northwest. that snow will be diminishing. look at the winds sustained 10 to around 20 miles per hour. that's what's causing the ocean-effect snow. and also knocking back these wind chills. yes, sub zero. it feels like 12 below in worcester. it feels like eight below in boston. that wind chill is going to hover below zero through 8:00 or 9:00 this morning and get no higher than the teens through the afternoon. but as you see the sunshine there. the skies are clear. nor

an an an -- angeli anderson in her doctor coat. >> call 911. >>reporter: the uberr driver he was reportedly there to pick up someone else when witnesses say she demanded he take her instead. she knees him. he pushes her away but she keeps coming back, eventually getting in hi car. >> [bleep] reporter: it would only get worse. she begins throwing stuff a him and begins throwing stuff out of the car. >> i'm a foote girl thth weighs 100 pounds. i'm getting really belligerent. >> holy [bleep]. you lost your mind. >> sometimes you are a beautiful girl but wonder you have a bad day. >>reporter: her neighbor had good things to say, but whether we knocked on her door. do you want to say anything? here's how the ugly outburst ended. >> i guess that's it. >> i guess i'll see you good night.. >>reporter: the uber driver did not press charges so there will be no further investigation. however, she was suspended from jackson healal system. she very well could lose her job. i'm victor oquendo, local 10 news. >> all right, victor. >>> two women are on the run

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it. >> it was a tragedy an ocean scott reports on how an earthquake in asia continues to make waves. >> in march of 2011, catastrophe struck japan -- an earthquake triggered a tsunami. the giant wave of water washed away houses, cars, and even entire towns. millions of tons of debris were swept out to sea. a lot of it sank, but the rest started floating across the pacific, carried by currents and wind. >> these types of debris items -- these large debris items that float -- are starting to show up on our coastline on the west coast. >> asma is with noaa -- the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >> it's a scientific agency that works on everything from weather to coastal and resource management to fisheries, really takiki a look at how we have an we can do to restore them. >> noaa has been tracking debris from japan that's been reaching our shores. some debris is hard to miss, like a giant dock that washed up in oregon. this motorcycle made it all the way to canada. it was inside a container that floated. >> we're encouraging people that see tsunami debris to report it t

police in medford posted an image of the man online. rowe himself heard that he had a law- breaking look-a-like in the northwest and commented on social media. he pointed out that he is much taller than the suspect. even royalty has a first day at school. britain's prince george looked happy for his first day of nursey school. kensington palace released these two pictures of prince when you stay connected to your kids, they'll stay connected to you. the boys town national hotline can help. call the boys town national hotline at 1-800-448-3000 (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) ...or visit us on the web at parenting dot org. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno." good morning. it's thursday, january 7th. i'm dave lawrence. amanda is off, lindsey joins me now. it's another first alert weather day. let's take a live look a broad area of low pressure continues to provide light snow showers across the sierra and western nevada this morning. accumulations have been generally less than an inch since last night but still enough to cover roadwa

an autopsy determined that ashley olsen was strangled with an object such as a rope or cord. but an italian prosecutor says more lab tests are needed to pinpoint when she died. olsen grew up in st. john's county near st. augustine. she left the u.s. a few years ago to be closer to her father, a teacher in italy. italian police are now conducting a murder investigation and have not named any suspects. >>> it's 6:41. look at this mess, left behind at a boca raton party store, three people were hurt when seven shelves in the party city store just collapsed. >> people outside say they could hear the shelves tumbling down. afterwards firefighters and k-9 units spent hours going through the shelfing and debris to make sure no one was trapped underneath. everyone was accounted for. >> party city released a statement after the accident saying the safety of its the store is closed at this hour. >>> 6:41. right now take a live look at the wawa on north dale mabry where machines are up and running. that guy is wasting his money because i already bought the winning ticket! [ laughter ] >

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he meant to be a good soldier, a good guy, a middle man, an honest broker, an american president youcould deal with, an american who is sympathetic to you. >> narrator: it was billed as an unprecedented address to the world's one and a half billion muslims. >> i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world... >> narrator: but israelis were watching too, among them michael oren, israel's ambassador to the united states. >> it's the first time, to my knowledge as an historian, that a president of the united states addresses the world adherents of one faith. >> so let there be no doubt: the situation for the palestinian people is intolerable. >> israel had no advance warning of the cairo speech. complete shock. and there are many aspects of the speech which have direct impact on israel, the most obvious of which is the condemnation of settlements. >> the united states does not accept the legitimacy of continued israeli settlements. it is time for these settlements to stop. >> he addressed the palestinian issue in a way that was not

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an uber driver in florida was attacked by an unruly passenger in florida. the rider was a medical resident in miami and the whole thing was caught on camera. abc's lauren lyster has more on this violent outburst. "get the in the car" an uber meltdown nats a florida woman, throwing papers... ...and punches (throws weak punch) ...in a confrontation with an uber driver on sunday. today, the woman seen in this video is identified as anjali ramkissoon-- a fourth-year neneology resident in miami. nats video - driver: can you call 911 please she's getting violent anjali: yea call 911 when ramkissoon jumped into an uber that wasn't hers, the customer who did order the car-started recording nats video - "get some help - seriously call 911" a clash driver going on for minutes she climbs into his car at one point, hurling insults (nats screaming) and personal items out the window person filming: "you have lost your mind" anjali: "i have lost my mind!" the driver igor belic-- speaking to local station wtvj igor belic sot - "she was erratic. she was screaming, cursing,

sanford police say an innocent bystander was shot during an officer-involved shooting along a busy street in sanford and we just got this mug shot of the police say they got a call about a suspicious man holding a gun along 17:92 last night. when they got there, they say smith opened fire and the officer shot back. we'll have more on the story in central florida's tv 27 starting at 9:00. st. cloud police are investigating two deaths they say could be suspicious. >>> skywitness9 flew over this home on woodlake circle yesterday of the police only found a man and woman inside both in their 90s and the outside an administration building in daytona beach. we've been telling you about this since we first told you about it last night. the homeless there could either go to a shelter or a salvation army or be arrested under the city's camping ordinance. most went to the shelter which was only able to take 86 people. only one person was arrested for the piece chief had to do something because of the inappropriate behavior going on there. >>> and we're in for a gorgeous weekend. >> we picked up reco

give an extra and maybe a second an third look this morning on your turns. for the most part, we're in the southbound. it will cost you about 14 minutes with average speeds close to 50 miles per hour. >> okay. let's hope it holds. >>> 6:32. investigators working to try to find a suspect that shot an off duty jefferson county deputy last night. >> it happened right across the street from an aurora high school. that deputy is in the hospital right now with life-threatening injuries. noel brennan is in aurora for us this morning. noel, you have new information about what happened in the moments before the shooting. >> exactly, cheryl. aurora police say there was an attempted robbery right before those shots range out here at the courtyards at buckley apartments you. see behind me aurora police are still here. they have some crime scene tape that's chris -- crisscrossing crisscrossing the apartment complex. they've been here for hours. this started at 7:20 last night. a sheriff's deputy was getting out of his car when two men came up to him, and there was an att

what you see here is an illusion. it is an illusion. first of all, i give my parents, my father in particular, great credit. my dad was able to work 18 hours a day, six days a week, and sleep three and a half hours a night. and he lived to be 86, and he died exactly as he always wanted to, working, and he was -- made his last batch of dough in the bakery and died there. and i don't like to think of myself as being that dedicated, but in a way i have the same work schedule. i don't sleep very much temp pentagon, to give you an example, i arrange to get up at 4:30 every morning negotiating to the gym, work oust until 5:30, then shower, throw coffee down and get to the pentagon, get the briefings. we would have the presidential briefing book, and then start the meetings, and then we'd go until 7:00 or 8:00 that night. usually if i had to entertain a foreign dignitary, we resident cut it off at -- we'd cut it off at 9:00 and i'd be hope by 11:00 and then read, and at 11:30 i watched jay leno. i had to have some relief. and so i'd be asleep

possibly an expedition. if you have any information, call crimestoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) > a well- known piece of art downtown is missing... vandals were caught on camera taking the front of the love locket... it's heart shaped piece in front of the container park. vandals hooked up a trunk to the front of the sculpture and tore part of it off early yesterday morning. project say it means much more than just the missing metal: ((maria phelan, downtown project: 9:04 it's just a shame. it has history with us. it came from that first year of life is beautiful and people put not only their locks, but wrote their hopes, their dreams, their loves, on pieces of metal also attached. we really want that piece back.) ((kirsten joyce)) if you have any information or recognize the suspects... please call crime stoppers./// quick check on your commute slow route through the spaghetti bowl along i-15 at us 95. fremont is closed between las vegas boulevard and sixth street for park jam, which is a snowboarding competi

i have cut my teeth as an activist. what i found is i didn't want to have to pick either to be involved in universal issues motivated by my jewish values or issues that would -- broader societyal issues. being at jcrc for nearly 34 years, it's allowed me to continue that passion because on at any given day, i am moving back and forth between universal and particularistic issues with our community. >> it's so interested because one of the facts that some of us or other clergy might pay attention to is you are a harbinger any that you cannot go to to a pulpit. you spent the entire community running an organization and defining action in that way and i am wondering at the time was that part of your thinking or was it that you just didn't want to be put into a certain kind of a box so to speak by being in one place after the one time. >> so, it's a great question, you know, the truth of the matter is i have undying admiration for my colleagues who were superren in the role. i saw myself simply more called the community base

those are sustained winds, but above 25 and 30 miles an hour. if you step outside, you'll notice sprinkles here or there. i ran in to a couple driving in to work, but mainly that is going away as the rain is driving here. but there is a freeze warning in effect for tomorrow morning, and it does include our northern viewing area all the way down to lake county. by the way, a wind advisory for today. northwest winds at 20 to 40 miles an hour across florida, blustery conditions. we'll top off in the lower 50s today. nearly 20 degrees below average. it is going to be cool, we'll talk about what it will feel like in the afternoon at wind chill value, back here in a couple minutes, daralene? >>> investigating a shooting near north simmeron and east colonial drive. deputies say the victim pulled in to a hookah lounge after 2:00 this morning. he he had been shot in the torso. victims say he was shot near the diamond club. he was taken to orlando medical center we are died -- where he died. incidents are working to find the exact location of the shooting

visibility is an issue. it is not because of fog, but rather the snowfalling and getting blown around a little bit too. be careful of that where your travels take you today. the winds aren't a they are going to be afternoon. look at this. this is 11:00 in the morning. there will be some wind gusts near 30 or 40 miles per hour as we progress. not only will it loft any of the light snow reducing visibility, it is going to make it feel so cold as this colder air comes down out of temperatures fall day. so the timing of the snow, we'll have a few rounds of it, especially this morning and then things start to lighten up with the exception of up in the mountains where it lasts longer. i'll see some sunshine through the rest of the afternoon and overnight clearing skies. tomorrow is going to be a bright day. sunny but so cold. temperatures up north will barely crack ten degrees. in the southern part of the state, it will barely crack 20. very chilly temperatures on the horizon here. even overnight. temperatures in

six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police first went to wildwood road around 3:30 yesterday to check on the welfare of a person. that investigation took them to another home on north george washington highway. that's when a barricade situation started. the bodies were early this morning. for a complete recap - go to wavy dot com. we'll also bring you any updates or new information through out the newscast. now we want to take a look at weather - because need an umbrella tonight. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies clouds have moved into meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know when the showers will push into wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. this afternoon: mainly cloudy. a few scattered across the outer banks. highs: mid-40s. winds: ne 5-10 showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: low-30s. winds: w 5-10 mph friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph. an moving offshore, but be close enough that we'll be contending wi

an american flag draped the welcome sign. ammon bundy....the son of nevada the dozens of people now occupying several buildings on the federal property. the bundy's were involved in an armed confrontation with bureau of land management officials back in 20-14 over unpaid grazing fees on federally owned land in southern nevada. ((ammon bundy/rancher: when govt steps outside of hits bounds that the people have given it, it is the duty of the people to put that govt back in its place. )) ((mauricio marin)) the group is protesting a decision by a federal judge to resentence 73 year old dwight hammond and his 46-year- old son steven. the ranchers were convicted of arson 3 years ago and served time, but a judge ruled their sentences werent long enough.

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wind gusts are increase, up above 30 miles an hour and near 40 mile an hour wind gusts in long branch. the feels like temperatures are single digits in monticello. 14 newberg, 20 in the city and it's going to be bad tomorrow. in the morning below zero windchills north and west and 11 in the city and asbury park and northward. an throughout the day in the teens. we'll track that as we go through the evening. the future temperatures warm up. thursday in the 30s. friday in the 40s. we start to warm up across the area. it won't take long. on saturday and maybe a flurry or two on saturday. this is martin luther king jr. weekend. if you are in town, the warmest day will be saturday with the rain and colder by monday. sunshine and only 30. >> old man winter blowing. >> bruce is straight ahead with sports. >>> old man winter pretty good jump shot. the garden was rocking tonight because the knicks had a chance to even their record at 20-20 and christophe could not miss in the early going. carmelo went down with an injury. could the knicks survive without him? and the nfl is heading back to los

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the storm was an ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles an hour. the united states sent a b-52 bomber on a low-level flight over south korea today. the show of force was said to be in response to north korea's new clear-- last week. the american bomber was escorted by fighter jets from south korea. since october there have been a series of disappearances in hong kong. five employees of a store that sells books critical of the chien ease government. today thousands of protestors concerned out to demand answers. seth doane reports. >> protestors carried signs reading today lee bo, towm and me. lee disappeared december 30th. days later, he purportedly sent a letter which suggested he was in mainland china, assisting with an investigation. lee was the fifth person tied to causeway bay books to go missing. >> this book shop specializes in the stories that could never be on sale in mainland china, criticizing the communist party and the rulers. >> protestors worry chinese government agents illegally snamped lee and took him into mainland china. the hong

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he's won an incredible seven lottery grand prizes. amazing.e stocks are seeing a small rebound as the company continues to recover from outbreaks of e. coli and norovirus. chipotle executives say they're confident the steps they're taking to tighten food safety will prevent outbreaks of food poisoning in the future. the company's stock rose 5% on wednesday. those shares are down more than 30% since the first case of e. coli was reported back in october. chipotle will start marketing efforts next month to woo back customers with stepped-up ads and a direct outreach to its most loyal fans. >>> tomorrow, pope francis will meet with eric schmidt, the executive chairman of alphabet, that's the new parent company of google. the meeting is expected to last about 15 minutes at the vatican. while the pope doesn't own a computer, he's not naive about the power of technology. he once said the internet is a gift from god because of its ability to bring people together. >>> so you didn't win last night's powerball. join the club. now's the time to really b

i'm just an artist. i make things. >> some of your artwork has become part of the permanent collections of not only the museum of modern art, but the barjeel foundation and the new york historical society. have you inadvertently become part of the art establishment? >> it's really funny because in some ways, i have. like, i always hate when people front and they say, "oh, i'm such an outsider," and then they're saying it from their fancy manhattan loft. it's, it's really terrible when people do that. but on the other hand i am in these fancy collections. but i still wouldn't even know how to get a gallery show and write an artist statement in like, their proper vocabulary and jargon that they like. >> does that divide even exist anymore between sort of high art and the kind of art that you have spent your life doing? >> oh, absolutely. high art is stuff that sells for $1 million. >> that's true. >> it's stuff that's deliberately scarce that's like a stock certificate or something. i don't do stuff like t

>> i think they have an interest. we are concerned that people have a conscience anda conscience and make their own personal private judgment. but we are talking about in the context that there is a real concern, it is an affirmative constitutional right, violation of the first amendment. the reason you want to be concerned is there is another sign of the coin. if this right is recognized which is to say the plaintiff need not have engaged in the supervisor expression may well be chilled because he has to worry that any employee can say look, i was regarded as politically active. take the side of it. the plaintiff says he was well-known. imagine that is discussed in the chief of police's office but he thinks that he should be transferred. the chief really has to worry because if it's discussed there is every reason he could bring a lawsuit saying i was not involved. that is a very significant consequence for individual rights. if we did not have other protections they get to the concern about conscience i could see th

a night out on the water for ely an his fally. the fire works had ended and ely was heading back to land. >> then about two miles from dinner key marina and 23-year-old andrew garcia boat slammed into them. >> i addressed the damage and followed my instincts. >> reporter: h instincts were to save his two young children. his wife severely injured. the hospitalful his mom left linda left with broken bones. his sister's fiance, jason, would die. >> but that's my jason. >> heather, he will always be your jason. he will always be my jason and we will never forget him. >> reporter: in the days following the crash, we spoke with ely's mom and sister think about it all the time. there are the families on the other boat. we spoke to the fmly of garcia shortly after the insurance den. >> i had a knock on the door at 2:30 saying my boat had been involved in a collision. >> reporter: two others would die. ely would be charged with a misdemeanor for failure to yield and wluld face jail time if found guilty. with a crime that i never thought i

are due for an earthquake. dale: but that was not it. about to get out of here. dale: yes, more widespread rain earlier and now it is mostly cloudy in downtown greenville as you looke c cter skycam. we do have wet roads this morning from the light rain so drive carefully. it will slippery in the upstate and mountains. a few spots in northergreenville into rutherfordton pope county -- and polk county and in the piedmont, but it looks liwe will have mostly cloudy skies today and temperatures did not get that cold overnight because asheville, 39 in andrews. it feels colder because of the wind in the mountains and light breezes in the upstate.asheville and hendersonville have a wind chill working this morning so dress accordingly. look how nice it is going to be. typical temperatures for thursday and friday for this time of the year and warmer than normal weather for saturday and sunday. of 60 to 62 across the region s surday and 61 to 63 on sunday. it looks like those nice days continue into the first of nexgeoff:

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she confirmed that an ambulance is called. an ambulance responds to the scene. sergeant adones is no doctor, she's no trained emt. she did what the nypd teaches her to do. >> reporter: the nypd says action was taken against adones because it's the last day her probation could be extended. >>> the busiest subway system tried to lose the label as one of the most outdated. it's not about renovating the sagging transportation. we're on the upper west side in manhattan. >> reporter: bill, the governor is not giving the mta all of a sudden a bunch of new money. there's no fair hike and no new taxes. this is all going for in the budget. this has people thinking this heard a lot about before. a lot of projects done in two, three, four years will be done much more faster. >> at 145th street on the subway line this subway stop is certainly seeing better days. but it's not make over. the department now wants to redo 30 stations. >> they need to. it's been overdue. i've been taking this train with my grandmother since i was a little girl and it's looked the same since i was

they admit they failed to do enough on wednesday after about an inch -- an inch -- of snow. drivers were stuck for hours in the metro area. kris van cleave is in washington how nature can humble state and local leaders. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. those snowplows are ready to go, just like people up and down the east coast have been getting ready for this storm. for city leaders, though, a storm like this can come to define their time in office. district of columbia mayor muriel bowser apologized on half of snow paralyzed their city. >> we are very sorry for inadequate response. >> reporter: it's an often heard sentiment from local officials following winter storm responses that go wrong. >> i feel terrible. >> reporter: atlanta mayor reed apologized in 2014 after an ice storm left thousands of drivers stranded but the governor took the fall. >> i'm the governor. the buck stops with me. >> this is the fifth avenue. i don't know what happened! where is the sanitation department? >> reporter: after back-to-back storms in 2014. >> they didn't plow at all! >> reporter: n

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consider using 55 westbound as an alternate. trip on to rtp westbound out of raleigh and 40 eastbound out of durham just fine. no sun are delays. also 540 westbound looks pretty good heading out of northern raleigh into rtp. i want to zoom in and taking some of the accident on the math. none of which are causing huge problems as far as we can tell right now. there is a port that simkins road so is blocked around horseshoe drive because of an earlier accident. we also have a report of a classroom like wheeler road, stewart drive. on the north side of raleigh, lookout for an accident as well on creedmoor road. just moment. in holly springs, crashing the clearing stages, optima's farm road and sunset oaks drive. here's that accident on greed more for that millbrook. notice that redline, that is the sensor reading indicating some significant slowdowns coming in from the main road area coming down toward millbrook as they get that accident cleared. something to keep in mind coming in from 540 down toward glenwood avenue on creedmoor

this is moderate rain, an inch an hour, to an inch and a half an hour coming down for areas like the villages, moving north of clermont in lake county. minutes. some areas within 20 minutes. that moderate rain moving in your direction. that line on its way will make an impact behind it, colder air. this morning, mild. some areas, you may want a jacket. 60 in orlando, 60 in daytona beach. 59 in the villages. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. >> notice the temperatures, getting a little bit above the average. the average is 71. we are up to 73 at 4:00. rain chances really the highest at noon today. at 90%. then it tapers off by 4:00 to 40%. by the bus stop, not as much rain as we'll see on the lunch hour. if you are heading out, watch out. heavy rain and strong wind is a real possibility. here is the noon hour. here's that line. i expect the line to be further east. i think it will be along i-4 at that point and quickly off to the east. heavy stuff to our east. there's the lagging rain, a few light showers at 9:00, 10:00 tonight, nothing to be concerned about. the cover

thanks to an app called blipper. amazing what you can do with an old-fashioned back book now. >> it sure is. >> you clearly have the video ideas, but when it came to writing the book mandy, you became the brains in the operation? >> mostly. i don't know if became is the right word. >> i would giviv her credit for being the brains of the operation overall. >> reporter: combining his heroic deeds with his love of sci-fi, the book has the kid taming a slime monster. >> slime monster is no max for action movie family. >> reporter: action movie family. >> whoa. >> let's go. >> hopefully part of the lesson you engage in your child's imaginative play you can kind of create these really fun memories for them. >> reporter: for "cbs this angeles. >>> colorado state university has a new program in beer. barry petersen has this story. >> there are beers over there. >> reporter: beer and college have gone together for a long time. >> don't lose the foam. that's a common technique people have a problem with especially if you're po

"i'm an ambassador for karate," she said. "hopefully it will become an olympic sport." she has raised karate's profile ahead of japan's 2020 olympics. she appears on commercials and music video, and is a fresh face for this sport of warriors which dates back centuries. at a competition outside tokyo, we saw her poise, power and we had to ask about the ki-al, that guttural noise that shows strength. can you make that sound for me now sitting here? go ahead. [screaming] wow. you can do it any time. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: you're scared of her, as the coach? >> yes. >> reporter: takako kikuchi, who also coaches mahiro's older brother, says mahiro has boosted karate's preponderance later. >> when she started at my dojo, she was four years old. she was different. >> reporter: mahiro would be too young to participate in karate gets a salt lake city at the 2020 olympics. that's all right. she wants to compete at the olympics after that. she may wear a lot of pink, but she tells us her favorite color seth doane, cbs news, nagaoka, japan. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs eveni