the other activist, sandra merritt surrendered to police yesterday. the 2 are accused of tampering with government records, as they made an undercover video slamming planned the videos alleged that the organization was selling body parts from aborted fetuses. last month an investigation ended with a grand jury indicted them and not planned parenthood. united and delta airlines are telling their employees that they can opt out of flights headed to areas where the zika virus is a concern. both carriers say staff members who are pregnant or may become pregnant can switch routes without any consequences. the world health organization has declared a global health emergency because of the mosquito-borne virus. if the oakland raiders need to find a new home-- nfl commissioner roger goodell says he not opposed to the team making the move to las vegas. "ultimately it is the ownership's decision. it requires 24 of the 32 owners to approve any

sandra merritt and other activists turned herself in yesterday. >>> there is a new u-mass lowell poll out today. and it shows not surprising bernie sanders has a strong lead ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire. not surprising because he is from neighboring vermont. here is how it all breaks down. bernie sanders is leading with 58%. clinton has modest gains at 36% right now. donald trump is the front runner in new hampshire with 36%. cruz and marco rubio are about tied. rubio at 15%, cruz 1 point behind at 14%. the primary in new hampshire is this coming tuesday. >>> around here, her husband died trying to drive her to the hospital to deliver their son. and, now, this northern colorado mom is sharing her story of both life and also loss. jill shmucker's husband died while driving his wife to the hospital. doctors believe he suffered a stroke and lost consciousness and veered his car, hilt a rock face and rolled down into a witch. tony was unconscious. their two kids in the back seat fine. rescuers rushed jill to the hospital where she had an emergency c section and delivered a he

. >> reporter: last week a grand jury decided david delden and sandra merritt for trying to prove that planned parenthood illegally sells fetal issue for profit. an investigation discovered that planned parenthood did >> we believe that once this case is done, it will be dismissed. and we're hopeful that the d.a. will go after planned parenthood. >> mark: one is free on bond and another one is trying to set bond. >>> now, new d.n.a. evidence could be added to a database. >>> and officials are looking child predators off the it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >> mark: the capitol tonight, the house committee punted on a bill to use campaign fund by politicians. lawmakers are barred from using campaign funds for personal use when they close out their accounts. many have said they need [indiscernible] to use campaign funds because they're used to subsidize the cost of p

he and sandra merritt were indicted last month for making videos that claimed planned for profit. a grand jury looked into the charges for misusing fetal tissue but opted to indict the two who made the videos. >>> right now it is fair day and the weather is staying true to form. but brighter days are coming. bill logan has the weather update. >> reporter: out here at the fair it is important that everything is fair. it seems like every year we get some kind of system coming through and leaving a bit of a mess on opening day. the forecast is now looking good when we get past this. we are also keeping an eye on how they are making sure the rides and games are fair as well. we have got some video from earlier today with the of the state attorney with close scrutiny for the games of chance, the whole idea is to make sure that someone can really win and take the stuff home. >> there are rules. if you come with us you will see we have the rules and we are going through each game to make certain the folks here comply with the rules. we have a great relationship with all parties involved.

sandra merritt appeared in a houston courtroom and posted a $2000 bond. the other activist is scheduled to turn himself in tomorrow. both are charged with tampering with a governmental record. stacey: right now at 5:00, the governor of florida has declared a health emergency in four counties because of the zika virus. at least nine cases of the mosquito-borne virus have been detected there. officials believe all the patients contracted the virus while traveling. health officials around the world are also paying close attention to a dallas case of zika virus which was transmitted through sexual contact. the investigation continues mid-air explosion on a plane in somalia. the explosion blew a passenger right out of the aircraft. the explosion happened early, when the plane began to climb out of mogadishu. because the plane was at low altitude, there was no violent decompression. investigators say they are looking into whether or not this was caused by a bomb. steve: while we are dealing with some snow here in central iowa people in mississippi and , alabama

david daleiden and sandra merritt were both indicted on one count of tampering with government documents for making a fake driver' s license. to get into meetings with abortion providers. daleiden turned himself in today a day after merritt. a spokesperson for planned parenthood says the wheels of justice have only begun to roll with today' s development. >> cincinnati certified most accurate forecast. kevin: it is a cold february night across the area. we will see things moderate sum over the weekend. that is the good news. the teens and 20' s. them we have a warm up our way for the weekend. probably some of the coldest weather we have seen sense may be back and mid-january we had winter. struggle to climb above freezing. head releasing the seven day here in just a moment. noticed the clearing line continues to move across the area. blanket off the bed first thing in the morning. that makes for a very cold night. that he does basically radiating back into space. winds are calm so this is a perfect night for temperatures to drop very quickly across the area. we have been in the 20' s but

this is video after - sandra merritt surrendered to police in houston this morning. prosecutors say she and david daleiden tampered with government records, as they made an undercover video slamming planned parenthood. the pair claimed the organization was selling body parts from aborted fetuses. the resulting investigation ended with a grand jury indicting -- not the pair that made the video. four new h-i-v cases have been confirmed in southern indiana. scott county health officials say ... these four new cases bring the total number of cases to 188 -- since december of last year. the outbreak in the area is being linked to shared needles ... among drug users. health officials urge anyone engaging in high- risk behaviors to get tested ... and talk with their doctor. this was the scene earlier this evening... and cincinnati police are still piecing together what caused a man to crash his s-u-v into the side of a westwood apartment complex! this happened on mchenry avenue. police say the driver lost control at some point.... but aren't saying why. no one was inside at

"sandra merritt", another activist, turned herself on wednesday.both are accused of posting under cover videos of meetings with planned parenthood. 3 greenville firefighters are investigating a fire that killed a dog wednesday night. we're told two people were able to escape the burning home on ridge drive.crews say the home was engulfed in flames when they arrived. 3 a new lawsuit in iowa claims a lottery winner was robbed of 10-million dollars because of a rigged game. game."larry dawson" won 6-million dollars from a lotto ticket.according to a fraud lawsuit, a former information security director at a lottery association rigged a game to pocket 10-million dollars. dawson claims he's now owed 16- million dollars --total.the former information security director was convicted in july of fixing the outcome of that 3 california lottery workers say there's a lucky winner who's about to miss out on millions of dollars today.they say no one has claimed the winnings from a 63-million dollar ticket bought back in august. if the winnings aren't claimed by 5:00 today, all the money will be forfe

"sandra merritt", another activist, turned herself on wednesday.both are accused of posting under cover videos of meetings with planned parenthood. 3 greenville firefighters are investigating a fire that killed a dog overnight.we're told two people were able to escape the burning home on ridge drive.crews say the home was engulfed in flames when they arrived. 3 a new lawsuit in iowa claims a lottery winner was robbed of 10-million dollars because of a rigged game. game."larry dawson" won 6-million dollars from a lotto ticket.according to a fraud lawsuit, a former information security director at a lottery pocket 10-million dollars. dawson claims he's now owed 16- million dollars --total.the former information security director was convicted in july of fixing the outcome of that 10-million dollar drawing. 3 california lottery workers say there's a lucky winner who's about to miss out on millions of dollars today.they say no one has claimed the winnings from a 63-million dollar ticket bought back in august. if the winnings aren't claimed by 5:00 today, all the money will be forfeited to c

last week, a texas judge indicted david daleiden and sandra merritt each on a tampering with government documents. they're accused of making a fake driver's license to get into private meetings to prove planned parenthood illegally sells fetal tissue for profit. government investigations have followed, but so far none have found any wrongdoing by planned parenthood. after a court appearance yesterday, daleiden's lawyer spoke out about his client's charges, calling them outrageous. jared woodfill/attorney: "the reality is, david is a modern day hero. he has exposed the wrongdoing that's been occurring in abortion clinics all across the country. and the fact that he is here today is a miscarriage of justice." daleiden is free after posting a 3-thousand dollar bond. florida's top officials are preparing to fight the zika virus after 12 cases have been confirmed there. governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency for five counties. the virus is quickly spreading in latin america and has caused thousands of babies to be born with small heads. health officials are making voluntary sc

a warrant had also been issued for another activist -- sandra merritt -- who turned herself in yesterday. congress says it will not stop looking into the water crisis in flint, michigan. flint switched its water source from detroit's water system to the flint river in 20-14 to save money. the change in p-h levels corroded lead from pipes which leached into flint's drinking water... a public health emergency was declared in october-- at least one lawmaker is comparing the crisis to hurricane katrina. this is a man-made emergency. it's similar to katrina in this respect, how it was handled was a man-made disaster. " a 30-million-dollar spending proposal help residents with their water bills. it is better to be worst and hope this message coming from the governor of florida-- after declaring a state of emergency in the wake of zika virus concerns. has 12 confirmed cases of the mosquito born virus... all of them are travel related. since the state is home to the type of mosquitos that carry the virus... the governor is asking the the c- d-c to help with prevention... by providing anti- body

sandra merritt and david daleiden were behind those videos, showing planned parenthood employees discussing the illegal sale of human body parts. plenty of pro-life advocates were on hand... her attorney ---says merritt is falsely accused "we're doing it because it's the right thing to do. she's a falsely accused woman. the indictment is wrong-headed. i don't care if you're pro-life, i don't care if you're pro-choice, i don't care if you're a pro-bowler, this case is dumber than a bucket of hair. it needs to be dismissed. " david daleiden is expected to turn himself in on the zika virus is spreading rapidly. now we're learning its not just spreading by mosquitos, but also through sexual contact. "the clusters of microcephaly and other neurological complications constitute an extraordinary event." "we have received confirmation that it has spread otherwise through sexual activity."" the zika virus is present in at least 24 countries as it sweeps through central and south america... northward to the u-s. its been linked to a birth disorder in newborns that results in babies born with abnormal

last week, a texas judge indicted david daleiden and sandra merritt each on a felony count of tampering with government documents. they're accused of making a fake driver's license to get into private meetings to prove planned parenthood illegally sells fetal tissue for profit. government investigations have followed, but so far none has found any wrongdoing by after a court appearance yesterday, daleiden's lawyer spoke out about his client's charges, calling them outrageous. jared woodfill/attorney: "the reality is, david is a modern day hero. he has exposed the wrongdoing that's been occurring in abortion clinics all across the country. and the fact that he is here today is a miscarriage of justice." daleiden is free after posting a 3-thousand dollar bond. florida's top leaders are preparing to fight the zika virus after 12 confirmed cases in that state.. governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency for five counties. the virus is quickly spreading in latin america and has caused thousands of babies to be born with small heads. health officials are making voluntary screening

sandra merritt appeared in a houston courtroom today on charges of tampering with a governmental record. these videos alleged planned parenthood illegally sold fetal tissue for profit. the other person indicted is authorities tomorrow. summer: the way you bank is about to change. soon you might not need a card to use an atm. banks are using new technology to update how customers can get their cash. wesh 2 anchor michelle imperato explains. michelle: we' ve got smartphones, smart homes and smart watches. now, your atm is getting smarter, too. >> we view this as much broader than a cash dispenser. michelle: j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and citigroup are all working to make mobile friendly machines. later this year, chase is launching the new e-atm. you won' t even need a card to use it. just log into the bank' s app, find the seven digit code, and type it into any chase atm in your vicinity. another new feature, the ability to withdraw three times more money and in more denominations. customers will soon be able to take out up to $3,000 in one dollar bills if they' d like. by the en

and refuse an offer a pre trial diversion yesterday in texas a second anti abortion activist sandra merritt was also indicted in the case and the z virus is now impacting the travel industry some cruise lines are waiving cancellation penalties for customers who regions carnival will now allow pregnant women to switch their destination to an area not impacted by the outbreak they can also postpone their trip or cancel outright even receive credit for that trip. norwegian will also allow pregnant women to postpone trips or switch itineraries well caribbean is receiving it through this one healthy and are held to his game right around the corner some people the super bowl is all about eating one point three billion chicken wings will be consumed the sunday eight million pounds of guacamole will be even that of course more than fourteen thousand ships for all that black americans will be three point eight million pounds of popcorn and four million pizzas plus three hundred and twenty five million gallons of beer and love every moment of the carolina panthers will take on the denver broncos this

david daleiden and sandra merritt were charged in connection with videos that were edited to falsely accuse planned parenthood of profiting off donations of fetal tissue. last week, a grand jury in texas tasked with investigating planned parenthood instead decided to indict the anti-choice activists. david daleiden's attorney has said he will reject a proposed plea deal. harvard medical school students have delivered a petition to their administration calling for more diversity, including a new dean with a commitment to social justice. out of 165 students in harvard medical school's current first-year class, only two identify as black women. and in an update to a story we've been following on democracy now!, an undocumented guatemalan man who was recovering from a gangrene infection he contracted while in immigration custody has been deported. angel rosa, father of four u.s.-born children, says he was kept in a cell with an overflowing toilet, prevented from showering and then placed , in solitary confinement. he contracted a gangrene infection which caused his rectum to swell shut.

instead decided to indict the group's leader, david daleiden, and another anti-choice activist, sandra merritt. a salvadoran woman who suffered seven seizures while in immigration custody has been released from a for-profit detention center in texas after a public outcry. susana arevalo was detained last month in one of the obama administration's raids targeting central american families seeking asylum. she told democracy now! from jail that officials had prevented her from attending her medical appointments for epilepsy. to hear an excerpt of our interview with her you can go to , democracynow.org. meanwhile, authorities in el salvador have arrested four former soldiers wanted in spain for the murders of six jesuit priests in 1989. prosecutors say soldiers killed the priests, their housekeeper , and their daughter to silence the priests' criticism of abuses committed by the u.s.-backed military. five of the priests were spanish. the arrests came after a u.s. judge paved the way for a former salvadoran colonel to face charges in spain for helping orchestrate the priests' killings. new york gov