steve: new details tonight on tuesday's deadly storms in the southern united states. virginia state police say 3 people died after powerful storms ripped through the eastern part of the state. that now brings the death toll from this line of storms to 6. frank rose was trapped in his truck as heavy weather rolled through. >> it was scary, my truck went up in the air, the glass started caving in on me, i saw everything coming off the roof and i said, i hope this isn't it. steve: people were also killed three in louisiana and mississippi. dozens of others were injured. kurtis, that was one massive storm system. kurtis: the storm still ongoing, but these sick here -- but these severe weather threats have diminished, the last tornado watch for the outer banks in north carolina has expired. some stronger thunderstorms new jersey and some rain off the then, some snow toward chicago. these red areas, the tornadic activity, the most widespread tornado threat from north of raleigh up towards richmond and just south of washington dc. the member, that line of storms yesterday was

. >> severe storms in the southern united states. the destruction they're leaving in their wake still ahead. >>> we're going to look at a how long >>> texas court of criminal appeals has dismissed the texas governor and one time presidential candidate rick perry. he was indicted on charges of abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. the case began from a threat to veto money from the travis county's public integrity unit unless the district attorney resigned for her dwi conviction. he cut the money when the da refused to resign and the court said the governor acted and has the support to -- power to do so. >>> thick fog is making it difficult for searchers at the site of a plane crash in northern nepal. 19 bodies have been found. it's believed all 23 were killed when the plane went down. it last contact after it was supposed to be a 19-minute flight. there's no word yet on what would have caused the crash. >>> mountains of trash are clogging beirut's streets, the result of a garbage crisis that has gone on for mon

. >>> a rare case of the zika virus being transmitted sexually is being reported in the southern united statess primarily spread by the mosquito and has been linked with a huge rise in birth defects in south america. >>> u.s. government forces now say that a bomb probably did cause an explosion on a plane that was forced to make an emergency landing in mogadishu. officials from somali say they have found no evidence so far of a criminal act. the plane went back to the airport soon after takeoff on tuesday. the pilot says he believes a bomb caused the blast. one person died. this footage was filmed by the deputy ambassador. >> we saw a hole in the plane, and the first thing you worry about is can we really make it? that worrying feeling was there. and -- but it was -- it was really traumatizing. thinking back right now. the first minute or second, and then when things happened, i really didn't think that we -- we would make it. but after things calmed down, it was a lot easier to be hopeful. >> a young legal team out of russia is making a name for itself defending constitutional cases. an incre

. >>> a rare case of the zika virus being transmitted sexually in the southern united states. zika is primarily spread by the mosquito, and is linked to a huge spike of birth defects in south america. health ministers from across the continent have been meeting to discuss ways of dealing with that zika outbreak. the meeting was called by brazil's president dilma rousseff. she has already called a state of emergency in brazil. >> representatives and health ministers from 13 countries from latin america and caribbean are meeting to discuss a regional approach. this was called by presiden president--over a million people are carrying this virus, and babies born to infected mothers, all of this is going to be discussed here. people are going to be discussing how to control the borderers, also present here is the director of the organization. she ising a going to go advising the governments here about how to deal with the zika, the latest information available about the virus. almost everyone that we have spoken to hearsay that the regional approach to fight the virus is crucial in

. >>> more on some deadly storms in the southern united states. at least 3 people killed dozens more injured after confirmed tornadoes touchdown in florida, mississippi, alabama and louisiana. this is the newest video from overnight where the tornado caused major damage. in louisiana one man says he and his family hid in the-- hid in the bathroom. >> i got. >> the bathtub with my dog and crying and i was so scared the house wouldn't stop shaking. >> the national weather service issued tornado watch for florida georgia and parts of south carolina until 10. >> cbs news projects donald trum as the winner of the nevada caucuses. >> the the results are still coming in -- trump as the winner of the nevada caucuses. >> the the results are still coming in. >> reporter: after picking up a third victory in the nevada caucuses donald trump continues the winning streak with a eye on super tuesday states. >> we have had great numbers coming out of texas and amazing numbers coming out of tennessee and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. we might no

to babies born with abnormally small heads , the mosquitoes found in the tropics and the southern united states they've issued a travel alert to virgin islands and heating, most people infected do not have symptoms of . >> it does not cause death for most people for hospitalization or any severe problems they have achy joints andan a rash and some pink eyea in favor and it goes goes away in about 70s like >> it has not been establishedry here this is one woman who returnedt here after a trip to haiti and then diagnosed, cdc and department of health will be looking at whatever indications this may have for us andg more details at fox 8.com. >> you can have a front row seat to the rncy, the host committee is looking for hundreds of volunteers . volunteers will be responsible for answering questions about cleveland advice on where to go, where to eat and available events. >> the focus of the world will be on us as we get closer to the convention i think both seen and fox conducted a recent survey, asking peoplenk where should you go in 2016 and both surveys y . >> the host committee is a nonprofit

some migrate all the way to south america, while others stay in the southern united states. a small group has even taken up residence at the outer banks in north carolina, one of the east coast's favorite vacation destinations! must be nice, right? every once in a while, though, a cold front comes through that hummingbirds and humans weren't exactly expecting. that's what happened in sedona, arizona, in small debris, near hwy 14 near elk the quiet situation turned into very serious. all of a sudden, a few small rocks began to fall. and then some soon, they had a on their hands! after this short break "announcer: now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your hand." breaking news breaking now... a accused of fatally shooting his co- worker at a fast pled not guilty this morning to the joshua ratliff is facing charges including murder and fleeing from police after allegedly shooting allegedly shooting his co-worker last night at a kfc/taco bell res

she was one of the stars of her club team, winning regional tournaments around the southern united states 2012, that would all end. >> my main concussion that changed my whole life was september 25th, and -- >> gracie was playing defender, had cleared the ball and when she cleared the ball, she was off balance and someone came and just hit her and she fell back and hit, fell back on her head, leaned on her shoulder and hit the turf really hard. >> and i stood up, the whole field was spinning around me, everyone was like, are you okay? and i remember that i was feeling so confused and i just stayed in the game because there was about 30 seconds. i was like, i'm fine. then i could barely make it to the bench. after that i really don't remember much. >> gracie went to see a neurologist who diagnosed her with post-concussion syndrome. she missed a lot of school and as the winter basketball season approached, gracie became restless. she told her parents she finally felt better, but she was hiding a secret. >> i was lying to myself and my parents. i really had a headache, but i was just so dete

. ♪ >>> a rare case of the zika virus being transmitted sexually is being reported in the southern united states persons from the city of dallas in texas caught the virus after having sex with an infected person who had returned from venezuela. zika is primarily spread by a mosquito, and has been linked with a huge rise in birth defects in south america. officials are meeting to discuss ways of dealing with zika. the emergency meeting was called by brazil's president, who already declared a state of health emergency in her own country. >>> the u.s. congress is holding its first hearing on water contamination in the town of flint in michigan. lead has also been found in the drinking water of sebring in ohio. the fbi and the environmental protection agency are investigating the contamination which was first found in 2014 when the water supply was swit switched from detroit to the flint river. >> reporter: ohio's environmental protection agency blames the local manager of the water sanitation system, a man by the name of james baits. they say that he was responsible for notifying local residents. t

1804-1807, aaron burr made a quasilegal attempt to seize land in mexico and what is now the southern united states. this resulted in a trial for high treason and high misdemeanor by the united states supreme court. he was acquitted. in jefferson second term as president, he was against aaron burr. further attempts at prosecution were likely. aaron burr fled to europe. as late as 1812 when he returned , he had to slip into the country under a false name. ultimately, he returned to the practice of law in new york city and that is what he was doing in 1833, the year if his marriage to eliza jumel. the question remains, what brought them together? the undoubted attraction was eliza jumel's money. aaron burr was a brilliant man in many ways. he was a genius at seizing opportunities. he was a compulsive debtor, totally unable to save money for tomorrow. i found quite a few records of the new york court that have not previously been examined in his literature. they show him time after time borrowing money, sing promising to do that, and then default in. five cases, i found between 1819-1829 in which aaro

and 1807, he made a quasilegal attempt to seize spanish lands of mexico and what is now the southern united states this resulted in a trial for high treason by the u.s. supreme court. he was acquitted. jefferson and his second term as r, whoent was against bur he saw as a political rival. further attempts at prosecution more likely -- or likely. fled to europe. when he came back, he slipped into the country under a false name. to theely, he returned practice of law in new york city and that is what he was doing in 1833, the year of his marriage to eliza jumel. remains, what brought these two celebrities together? the undoubted, attraction was eliza's money. in many a brilliant man ways. he was a genius at seizing opportunities but a compulsive debtor, totally unable to save money for tomorrow. records ofte a few the new york courts that have not previously been examined in literature and they show him time after time promising to pay money back and defaulting. example, i found five cases between 1819 and 1829 in which , given arrowed money promissory note saying he would pay in a few months, and t

shaina: we have new video from a series of tornadoes that hit the southern united states. this home in mississippi was destroyed by the storm. several homes through the state as well as alabama and parts of florida were also destroyed. no people were hurt but the owner of this home says one of his dogs did not make it out in time. pope francis is wrapping up his visit to mexico. he is planning to celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands of people in water as -- juarez. >> the plan is that after the mass he will walk up to the fence and offer a personal prayer for migrants. shaina: the pope also plans to visit a prison in warez and meet mexican workers in grassroots he has been during the entire mexican country focusing primarily on helping the poorest and most vulnerable to drug violence. eric: last month was a recordbreaker for the iowa lottery. the lottery says the $1.6 billion powerball jackpot helped boost sales. total sales in january for the lottery reached more than $54 million. that is just in one month. the previous record was in february of 2006 at just $42 mil

. >> they said port are you cove is the southern united states and it could pass other areas.t was in senegal in that instance. we need to be cautious and we'll have isolated cases. but we don't think there will be an epidemic or outbreak. in the united states they are the leaders in preventing disease. they are talking about it in florida. we did get rid of malaria because of the mosquito broad ranging program. the threat kinds of stopped so why spray things with d.d.t. but now we are seeing the virus come back. kennedy: if you want to eradicate a disease, bring it to the united states. what about a vaccine for zika?h. there was no vaccine up until now. we want to look at ways to control it more emergently. do we just sit there and test it, time will tell. we'll wait and see. kennedy: you have to come back and tell us more because this is getting crazier by the day. you are awesome. coming up, thrones have met their nemesis from the netherlands. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks lik

the low drags a cold front across the southern united states. again, knocking on our door by the week's end, towards about thursday or so. the model forecast shows us that we're looking good. high pressure. the east, southeasterly direction. then we bring out the front. it slows down and sits on top and produces quite a bit of rainfall towards thursday afternoon and thursday evening. by friday, the front slips down to the south. better weather setting up. clouds and a slim rain chance through next saturday and sunday, 20 to 30% but a lot of things may change. a swell moving in east of puerto rico. it's real slow. dribbling on in. the wave plot shows quite a bit of activity. and some of the east southeast swell shutting off and striking north and central florida beaches. let's take a look at your tide forecast for today. a high tide was very, very early this morning, 2:10. about 1:06 at port canaveral. water temperatures are a blend of 50s and 60s. a bit of chill in the sirve, for sure. not in the air though. it's 80s across the ep region. wednes

with the reemergence of this in the southern united states and hawaii, we have to step up our domestic efforts to control mosquitoes before warmer weather leads to an explosion of mosquito population leading to an epidemic in the homeland. , oneding to the documents of the areas most effective, the ambassador to the united states, the brazilian government has displayed 220,000 troops to fight the vector of the infection by visiting communities, educating the population and health eliminating mosquito breeding grounds. experts cite possible links to pregnant mothers and disorders affecting their unborn children. noy are quick to point out definitive proof of such a linkage exists. according to brazil's ambassador , this defect can cause other diseases. experts are dealing with this and it requires an in-depth study and analysis. ran, thery that just president of columbia has said and all of the cases, there is not one case of this birth defect. in announcing the administration's proposal of $1.8 billion to combat the zika virus, the white house statement said there may be a connection b

the cdc says florida is actually at the second-highest level in the southern united states. here is why doctor say the flu is hitting hard right now. -- doctors say the flu is hitting hard right now.>> -- >> reporter: issues delayed -- this year's delay in the flu season. >> we have seen enough take over the past couple of weeks. >> reporter: that is at tampa general hospital where they have seen 110 flu cases since the beginning of the year. children's hospital says they saw the highest number of cases so far this season last week. and st pete says they expect the number of flu cases to weeks. >> you could say yes, we are seeing a lot of it -- uptick in flu cases but we are not have as many as last year. >> reporter: also showing the h1 in one strain is back but this time, we are prepared. >> all of a sudden, it is hitting hard again so people that have had the vaccine, it's a good match. the same strain we were protected within the vaccine. >> reporter: no surprise. health professionals have been waiting for the hit. >> are we hitting the peak now and it will taper off nex

they have been warned against traveling to latin america or the southern united states if you are pregnant or wanting to get pregnant. >> they have to say, do i want to roll the dice? -- role the dice. i want the best, healthiest baby i could have. mark: it is transmitted through a mosquito bite. there is one case of it being transmitted through sexual partners. lisa: it teenager admits he was drinking before a crash that killed his friend. tristan lacey pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide. in december he was driving drunk with two friends. he lost control and crashed on beckett ridge boulevard. 18-year-old mark valentine was killed. lacy faces between two years and eight years in prison. mark: a construction crane in place after falling at the banks . it was lifting steel at the parking garage construction site when it toppled over. re left with is relying on a quick response from our construction team and construction manager, as well as the contractor, and the owner of the crane. they are in contact with us and doing an investigation to find out what happened. mark: crews go

shaina: new video from a series of tornadoes that hit the southern united states earlier this week. this home in mississippi was destroyed i the storm. several homes through the state as well as alabama and florida were destroyed. luckily nobody was hurt by the owner of this home says one of his dogs did not make it out in time. visit to mexico today and he plans to celebrate mass for hundreds of thousands of people in warez. it is 50 yards from the texas border. >> the plan is that after the mass, he will walk up to the fence and to offer a personal prayer for migrants. shaina: the pope plans to visit a prison there and meet with mexican workers and grassroots groups. pope francis toward the entire mexican country over the last five days, focusing on helping the poorest and most vulnerable to drug violence. eric: last month was a recordbreaker for the iowa lottery. they say the $1.6 billion powerball jackpot we had helped boost sales. total sales in iowa through january reached more than $54 million. that beats the previous record in february 2006 of 22 million dollars. one of the b

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with the reemergence of this in the southern united states and hawaii, we have to step up our domestic efforts to control mosquitoes before warmer weather leads to an explosion of mosquito population leading to an epidemic in the homeland. , oneding to the documents of the areas most effective, the ambassador to the united states, the brazilian government has displayed 220,000 troops to fight the vector of the infection by visiting communities, educating the population and health eliminating mosquito breeding grounds. experts cite possible links to pregnant mothers and disorders affecting their unborn children. noy are quick to point out definitive proof of such a linkage exists. according to brazil's ambassador , this defect can cause other diseases. experts are dealing with this and it requires an in-depth study and analysis. ran, thery that just president of columbia has said and all of the cases, there is not one case of this birth defect. in announcing the administration's proposal of $1.8 billion to combat the zika virus, the white house statement said there may be a connection b

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. >>> more on deadly storms in the southern united states. three people have been killed. dozens more injured in confirmed tornadoes that touched down in florida, mississippi alabama and louisiana. this is the newest video from pensacola along the florida and handel war tornado caused major a tornado caused majordamage. one man says he and his family hid in the bathroom. >> i got in the bathtub with my dog and they were praying and i was crying i was so scared. the house wouldn't stop shaking. >> the the national weather service issued a tornado watch for florida georgia and south carolina until 10 this morning. >>> a developing story in brookline this morning. string of burglaries. >> police tell us the cases are all very similar. susie steimle is live with the details. susie. >> reporter: good morning chris and kathryn. that's what police are saying right now that these are similar crimes but not necessarily connected burglaries at this point. and it happened within a mile of each other. if you look here we have a list of the streets where the break- ins happened. all ha

and even southern europe and southern united states. >> reporter: u.s.als say there are vaccines in various stages of development for other viruses in the same family as vehicle today. they're using those as a blueprint that may help create something similar to fight zika. joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> in new mexico motorcycle rider catches a face of road rage that involved a guy pulling out a gun. they got into it after the guy on the bike kicked up some desert dust on the road. a group of men in red truck joined in and a man inside the truck pointed his gun but the guy on the bike remained calm and just tried to reason with the others he says he was in a moment of shock and hindsight he would never have approached the video was turned over to local police. >>> japanese zoo knows exactly what to do if one of its animals get loose. >> that's just training for that exact scenario in tokyo. see that zebra, he actually a zoo staff member in a costume. it gets obvious, right. employees chased him around today. the would be zebra tore down fences and ran a muc

and even southern europe and southern united states. >> u.s.h officials say there are vaccines in various stages of development for other viruses in the same family as vehicle today. they're using those as a blueprint that may help create something similar to fight zika. dawn. >> joyce, thank you. >>> a new career link center hope in germantown. officials say it offers one stop shopping for those looking for a job as well as employers. ribbon cutting helder this morning for the center on 5800 block of germantown avenue. it offers expanded workshop to helping those looking for work become competitive in the job market. people were also have opportunities to talk with employers through on site screenings and hiring events. >> we have a lot of work ahead of us to make sure that there are good paying jobs for everyone that we are getting everyone the skills and training that they need. >> the germantown location is one of four new center links to open in the city of philadelph philadelphia. >>> robber picks the wrong store in florida. he makes it b

viruss a mosquito -- a that is carried by the latin america and present in the southern united stateswell. although the virus has been known since 1947, it is only recently that this possible link with birth defects has come to rise. and that, of course, has raised major concern around the world, including at the world health organization and that the center for disease control and prevention. nermeen: could you talk about the extent of the virus in the united states and the likelihood of its spread here? >> it is extremely likely that we will have many cases among travelers. we have already had dozens of cases among travelers who return from latin america with a mild illness and are tested and show to have history of the virus. we do expect there may be some local transmission in the u.s. and the southern parts of the u.s. where there in the past has been tiny bits of local spread, mosquito borne spread, of other related viruses that are mosquito borne as well. but we don't expect that in the united states we will have a large outbreak that they have seen in parts of south america am

we expect there may be a little bit of local transmission in the southern united states because the mosquitoat carries this virus is resident in those communities. we don't right now expect a lot of local transmission but we need to be ready for it is one of the reasons that the florida governor did declare that emergency. we think that other countries are the place where critical information can be learned and that is why we are working side-by-side with our colleagues in brazil and colombia to learn as much as we can as quickly as we can. cdc has been very busy. as you have heard with activator merchants center to the highest level. we have got more than 500 people working on this response not just our infectious disease experts in their insect experts but also our experts at birth defects and communication travel health. we have developed and distributed laboratory direction working with state and local health departments so that they can deploy those tests. we are working on the ground in brazil and colombia trying to uncover the mysteries of the links you are talking about. well we are

big storm system that produced a lot of severe weather the past couple of days in the southern and eastern united states. on its backside today, we've had the clouds and breezy conditions in eya. as that moves away, it will eastern iowa. that's why we're going to be nice and warm here for the upcoming weekend. you can see readings are already starting to get back into the 40s and we'll push it into saturday here. take a look at these highs. readings getting to 57 in cedar rapids and low to mid-60s will be a possibility in parts of south and western iowa. that's the westerly flow that brings the warmer temperatures. a cold front arrives on sunday. low pressure should form on a boundary down to the south of us and head toward the ohio valley. that could bring accumulating snow to eastern iowa. about an inch and a half in cedar rapids. maybe a little more in some of our southern counties. and the european model is much more bullish. it has 6 to 7 inference parts it's far too early to get concerned about some of the numbers, but the trends are there for accumulating snow. there's your forecast. 22 to 26 on

looking at various kinds of weather across the eastern united states and back behind it through eastern canada, heavy snow is on the menu. across the southerntions of the united states we are looking at heavy rain to continue for the next several hours. watch out for severe thunderstorms. temperatures in houston, warm for this time of year. 21 for the high. but just to the north, oklahoma city, the high could be 9 degrees. across the opposite side of the united states, 30 degrees is expected in l.a. that is more like mid summer, on tuesday. in the southern hemisphere we have been talking about cyclone winston. winston was a category 5 system when it hit fiji during the weekend. it is actually the strongest cyclone to hit fiji onecord. now it is a category 3 system. it caused 300 kilometer per hour wind gusts. along with rainfall, about 230 millimeters of rainfall. at least 29 people have been confirmed dead. it is the deadliest storm to hit the country on record. now the system is a category 3 system. it's packing winds of 157 kilometers an hour. it is weakening however as a hurricane it is going to move down toward the south. some areas ma

winnipeg moved into the southern united states, quÉbec moved into denver, so they moved a lot of franchises. markets. right, thank you so much, joining us from bloomberg news on the loonie and hockey alix:. more bloomberg news on the other side of the break. the rally holding up. the dow is up 223 points. kind of a relief rally from the cell of destruction earlier in the week. we will be right back. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is what we're watching. david: equity markets are rebounding after a tour in the week for investors, trying to separate sentiment from fundamentals. our bank stocks a buy? jamie dimon think so. we will look at why so many insiders see the outside mark cuban says the latest market turmoil as no surprise and why he says now is the time to invest and the american dream is alive and well. let's go over to the markets desk. it's definitely a relief rally in markets are taking a breather after what's been happening over the last five days of losses. this is a standard -- the s&p 500 is

state of colorado. notice the southern tier of the united states including the southwest which is expecting a greater chance of seeing above normal precipitation in the next three months. that is opposed to the great lakes region which is expecting below normal precipitation over the next three months. specifically let's move in and zoom in on colorado. where the greene color is takes up most of the state. that means we have a greater chance of seeing more moisture in the months of march, april and may . there's a higher likelihood of snow than what we normally do during this time. how accurate is this? if you look for november, it said in december january and february we would see more so than normal and we did. into the spring season ed greene, not another -- not a single crowd -- cloud in the sky. >> you can see clear skies across the entire state. as we take a look over the west, same situation. we have a little disturbance moving its way across and possibly giving the mountains a little supper, otherwise it is some sign -- sunshine conditions. wait until you see what the high will be tomorrow. >>> a ti

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united states so quickly. one is that west nile is spread by mosquitos that are very common. whereas zika is spread by mosquitos who are really in the southernof the united states. and west nile has the ability to infect birds, which allowed it to traverse the united states very, very quickly. zika virus doesn't have that capacity. so the worst case scenario is we get zika transferred in florida, for example, the texas, mexico border, with dengay thrives. i don't see it thriving in places where the mosquito doesn't live. >> could ongoing climate change change what you just said as a prediction in >> the temperature -- temperature has a weird variation with mosquitos. sometimes it increases their rank, but also decreases their flight range and decreases their life range. so it's hard to make a one for one with temperature rises and diseases like this. >> the world has long been stocked by debilitated and deadly diseases spread by mosquitos. so why don't we pay more attention to the mosquitos. zika, a virus on the move. stay with us. it's "inside story." ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. if you have seen any of the most rece

united states? >> reporter: scott, i think it is very, very likely that eventually zika will make its way into local mosquitoes, probably in the southern part of the united states first, but all the health officials i've spoken to think it's very unlikely you'll have a big outbreak on the scale of something say in brazil. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook on the from front line of the zika outbreak in brazil. jon, thanks. and a new poll shows republican donald trump with a huge lead over iowa caucus winner ted cruz and marco rubio. jeb bush, john kasich and chris christie are all in single digits. despite the lead, julianna goldman says trump is sore about iowa. >> we did really well. >> reporter: donald trump sounded like he had come to terms with his iowa loss last night but woke up this morning on the twitter warpath, accusing senator ted cruz of stealing the election and calling for a caucus re-do. the texas senator fired back. >> it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum, or if you like, yet another trumper tantrum. >> reporter: as cruz and trump battle for the insurgent mantle, the more mainstream candidates la

avoid traveling not only to regions where the virus has been transmitted but also to southern states here in the united states. mike: if you like to pull it, the cdc to clear the e. coli outbreak over. they' re closing the investigation. 60 people got sick, 22 ended up in the hospital. she fully has undergone a aggressive revamp for food at all of their locations. investigators were not able to identify which ingredient was responsible for the contamination. sheree: this is going to pull at your heartstrings. sheree: the father of stevie can he was only supposed to live six months. but he has been fighting for more than a year now. he got to walk one daughter down the aisle last year and see a grand baby. his goal is to make it to his youngest child stevie' s graduation in may. the principal had a special ceremony for mike gendreau to see his little girl who has a four point five gpa. mike: i am glad that a -- that they are able to grant him that. i know the family personally. sheree: they are a great family. they really wanted this to happen. mike: making parking spaces something to look at. when peop