treatment for burns each year. according to the cdc, burns and fires are the third-leading cause of death in the home. in 2010, a fire-related death occurred every 169 minutes. a fire injury occurred every 30 minutes. please join me in welcoming william lerner, who is a burn-prevention expert and an inventor. recently he's been praised by many burn centers for his patents for an excessive- temperature warning on glass-fronted gas fireplaces and gas ranges and cooktops. good to have you with us. >> good morning, ken. >> so, tell me about what led you to all your inventions and patents. >> well, what led me to it was that i was almost burned on a cooktop, and i thought that there should be an indicator hot after somebody cooked, and it was -- burns are devastating injuries, so you really need every bit of precaution that you can possibly have. concept? >> yes, it was. >> so, you see that every-- and -- >> no, the stoves don't have them because the manufacturers don't see it as an issue. and unfortunately, the consume

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reno and sparks do not allow open burning. if you want more information on open burning, just go to kolo it was a special birthday for a reno man. his 21st birthday wasn't like most because he's a leap year baby, so he every four years. kolo 8 news now's catherine van introduces us to bruce long-balla. the booze... the parties...every thing you'd expect to see in a milestone birthday. bruce: geez i'm going to have a drink that's for sure. coming up shortly. bruce longballa turned 21 on monday... bruce: 21? i look a little older though don't i? just a little bit. bruce: now i can vote, i can drink, i can smoke, i can do anything i want. i'm 21! but i had to wait a long time for it. 84 years to be exact. he's a leap year baby born in 1921... but technically he's only 21 years old. and not many 21 year olds can say... they've lived through a world war... 13 presidencies and 63- year marriage. bruce: i'm lucky to have the kids i do and a wife. kathleen: after 63 years of marriage to a 21 year old now, is a new experience. kathleen

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his family has a candle burning next to his picture. 38:04 we burn this candle for justice for torrey that candle now burning more than three ars. but who would kill torrey anderson? newschannel 3 digs through the evidence. why investigators say they can )t solve it and how you-p&can help. 22:59 when you take a persons life you dont just take that persons life you take a part of his whole familys life how the key to this murder may lie with what happened in the final days of anderson )s life. i m brendan ponton. newschannel 3 is on the unsolved first warning forecast another nice day... sunny skies return today with highs in the upper 60s and lighter winds. clouds will start to build in this afternoon as a cold front approaches from the west. the front will bring in rain late tonight and through wednesday morning. skies will clear wednesday afternoon with temperatures lingering in the low to mid 50s. winds will also ramp up again for tomorrow with gusts to near 30 mph. cooler air dominates for the second half of the week. expect highs in the 50s and 40s from thursday through the weeke

has grown too big inside, he said. burning. breaking now morning from over-the-rhine...a woman is in the hospital after she was shot just a hours ago. police are not releasing the victim's condition. at least two men were seen running from the scene on mcmicken... we'll bring you new information as it becomes available. the baby who was beaten by a man, accused of holding his family hostage... is doing ok this morning. accused of holding his girlfriend and an infant at gunpoint for 14 drive friday... the father of the baby, says he's been in children's hospital since friday..and this morning, the baby is doing much better. they removed the ventillator, this is all gods work. god has touched my son and this is proof that miracles do still happen. i mean that's positive proof wasn't breathing yesterday, on his own, and now he's playing and giving kisses. that's a spartan warrior" royal is charged assault and he remains in jail. today... about the shooting at madison junior- senior high school. police say four students were hurt w

burn everything and get out. burning fire] [explosions, gunfire, sound of burning materials] narrator: but not before the payoff. we are not leaving the dead, either. [gunfire] [explosions] [sound of engines] [heavy gunfire] [engines, gunfire, explosions] narrator: the first marine slam their rockets into the economies. the first marines slam their rockets into the commies. [heavy gunfire] narrator: [whistling] a direct hit on a bridge. back to the 48th parallel. back to our own guns. gunfire and engines [ announcer: and then we are back. and close enough to hear the thunder. [heavy gunfire] it and all night long, it pounded the beach. [explosions] narrator: so, that is how they got tired, hill after hill. go back again in the long, weary shuffle begins once more. another enemy position to take. and, this is how we take it. ] unshots narrator: a first, the air burns and in close support. [airplane engines accelerating] narrator: scorching the place with napalm while all the time it the artillery softens up the su

- toxic fumes from burn pits. >> these burn pits are nothing new. what is different now is some of >> this is how you get rid of trash when you in a war zone. this is an open burn pit in iraq. if you listen closely you can hear rounds of ammo going off. the ammo isn't the biggest problem. they are used to get rid of all kinds of things. >> when you have people who are standing watch while they are completing the task and -- that is where the potential exposure comes. >> the bill is designed to identify service members who have may have been exposed and make sure they are able to get treatment from the medical system. so who may have been exposed? members of the military and those who served in afghanistan. if you served in africa after september 11, 2001 and anyone so far more than 61,000 members of the military have been to the site. now these pits were located close to where american service members lived and worked. >> that is what we live next to. luckily the wind is not blowing our way today. >> the senator says the bill is designed to get ahea

the scene is along wild cameron boulevard. 20 acres burned. a reporter is on the scene talking with homeowners and will have another update for you. it looks like it scorched the fencing. an update coming up at 6:00. >>> at this hour state troopers still haven't found a hit and run driver who hit and kill add it happened on the courtney parkway along melanie holt spoke to troopers and the they need the public's help to track down a suspect. >> reporter: there are some witnesses that saw the driver of a pick up leave the scene on steven terry. he was homeless and had a camp near by and was heading back there. s it's unfathomable to me that that. there's no saying that it would have made a difference if they stayed. now we'll never know. >> rhonda terry's brother-in-law was killed by a hit and run driver shortly after he fell from his bicycle last night on courtney parkway near spruce avenue on merritt island. >> troopers have steven terry's bike now as well as pieces of the pick up truck that struck him. >> we have some vehicle parts we're look

he was on fire for nearly a full of his body covered with third degree burns. we came out to speedworld to ask about safety precautions and we found what looks like an unmarked ambulance, and we're told they do have medical personnel on hand. >> the paramedics got him near the ambulance at this point in time. >> he is with a pairramedic right now? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: orange county fire rescued called for a helicopter because medina was considered a trauma burn patient. now officials are looking into why that helicopter was delayed forcing responders to drive medina by ambulance 20 miles away to ornc. that's where his brother tells me he still is, stable now, and lucky to not have any broken bones from jumping off that motorcycle that exploded. >>> we reached out to ornc and the company that provides their service and confirmed the helicopter had to be swapped been on a trauma call and needed to be decontaminated. >>> drivers who use the beach line near orlando international airport can expect another seven days of nightly lane closures. last night was t

reno and sparks do not allow open burning. however you must have a burn permit... that's something new this year. permits are free-- and can be obtained at the main office or online... just go to kolo t-v dot com-- for more information. ### if you are feeling hungry later... there is a way to satisfy your appetite and help a good cause. p-j and company, restaurant and saloon is taking 20 percent of their total sales today veteran's guest house. the guest house gives accommodation to veterans and their families while they are receiving medical treatment in reno or sparks. you need to print a flyer for the donation to go through. that flyer can be found at kolo-cares-dot-com. veterans guest house is kolo cares pillar partner. a pair of wolf pack track and field athletes have been named to the all-conference team plus...a local basketball player was looking to wrap up a perfect regular season gabby williams was back on the court tonight... as uconn tried to wrap up a perfect regular season the top-ranked huskies taking on number 20 south florida... a quite night for g

burn unit recover. his can did he. sustained >> this plastic reconstructive surgeon says marcus not alone in is injuries. >> in past six months we have seen an increase in a number of burn patients as well as traumatic injury patients in relation to electronic significant retz and battery operated vapor device. information his favor says people and specifically teenagers need to know. you see kids you are going there is ticking time bomb is that one going to blow blow up. >> that oning and catch this kid on fire. high mess sfaj will be hertz by his peers. and prevents others from stlog lie in same bed that he is now in. >> i just feel they know who get rid of it or something. marcus already yawn gone one surgery. will need at least two more. teen says, given up vapor pen hopes others do the same thing. >> in news room. i am sara french 7news. researcher found evidence zika some scary symptoms group -- kyoto born virus and paralyzing condition known as -- almost 90% study patients reported zika like symptoms days before

a man found burned - next to his car. happened - and remembering when they first got the horrible news. 137 that was the worst day of my life 139 ahead - what torrey anderson did in the days before police discovered his body may be key to finding his killer. our little taste of spring is just about over. a powerful cold front will push through get ready for an adventure to the unexpected. find more than you seek. discover something new each visit to busch gardens. and life-long connections... it's a different thrill every time. get a pass membership, now only $11 a month. busch gardens. new at 11 investigators in isle of wight county are keeping an unsolved case from 20-13 --open. we just passed the three year mark since 21- year old torrey anderson was shot and then set on fire. tonight in a special report -- newschannel 3 s brendan ponton goes through t t evidence with investigators. music a disturbing discovery along a windy stretch of road in isle of wight county. :02 central dispatch :13-15 there s a car over in the

who burned columbia, all the rest. sherman was accused of burning columbia in the post war years.his response was, no, i didn't, if i had, i would let you know i did it, i would not deny it, i didn't do it, if you are unhappy with that, i'll be happy to call my soldiers back together and we'll come back and finish the job. >> before we get to columbia jim always manages to bring up general james mcpherson. one of the stops along the way to columbia, mcphersonville. what do we know about that the burning of mcphersonville. >> alet of towns in south carolina got burn ed, barn well well after known as burnwell. >>. >> a lot of south carolina -- i mean, they did -- >> it was -- here is a sort of romanticized burning of the image of columbia, john gave us an early glimpse of sherman's not assuming responsibility for the destruction. next is a photograph of what parts of columbia looked like after the -- sherman went through. and, of course, they proudly have kept the bullet hot side of the state capitol, the same state capital that flew the confederate flag all those years. >> sherman

cincinnati police say this man was found shot to death in a burning car.*donte whitehead's* body was found on in crashed on westwood northern boulevard on saturday. investigators learned he was shot before the crash and car fire. fire.if you have any information, contact crime stoppers at 513-352-3040. more dangerous than air pollution. pollution.shocking new information about what e- cigarettes are doing to your body.and proof - they don't keep you away from traditional tobacco. possible split in a major abortion case. the supreme court takes up a texas abortion law.who could be the deciding vote. your seven day forecast is you're watching 9 on your side at 5 breaking news -- a final coroner's report reveals hamilton firefighter patrick wolterman died of smoke inhalation. inhalation.our partners at the journal-news got an exclusive copy of that 13-page report. 28-year-old wolterman died in a house fire two months ago when he fell through the floor and into the basement. investigators ruled the fire arson and have labeled his death homicide.a 25 thousand d

the body was too badly burned for police to remove it.round 1:30 this morning at second and cecil b. moore in kensington. the driver of a 2014 infiniti was going east on cecil b. moore from third. while the driver was in the 200 block he somehow lost control, hit a small tree jumped the curb hit two street lights an traffic light and all of those things were ripped up from their bases. then the driver struck a building then another building before it came to a stop and burst in flames. one man tells us he was inside his home when he heard the car coming over the railroad tracks up the street. >> getting trod go to bed and you hear this -- it was something like that or whatever and i opened up the window i thought it was my car that was messed up, you know. >>> so i opened it up and i was like wow, he was up already up on the wall. >> reporter: chopper 6hd is live over the scene right now. you can see all the debris in the street now. there were car parts strewn all over the place. some of them flew about a hundred feet. but in addition to

fry them out, burn them out, cook them. we found them dug in, 10-feet deep.oth wind, 20 freezing degrees below. makes a man wonder what he did with his last month's pay, don't it? now the prisoners come in. prime-looking lot, aren't they? we searched them. [wind howling] [explosions] we smashed their weapons. we questioned them. that's all he knows about the war. tough.y were they clammed up, they would not sing. three on a match. and then it happened. you remember valley forge? look at it again. snow, ice, wind. , 10the time we were there and meet divisions held us, surrounded, short in all supply. and the carrier planes had to fight sick ice. -- sick ice but boys will be boys. they will keep clean. and warm when they can. withhare of their child the poor korean kids always. - chow. chowliune--owlin again. --chow not a childline line. these soldier made decisions. harbor. admiral redford's headquarters. the additions -- decisions are passed to the navy. back to tokyo again. vice admiral commanded naval farces -- naval forces. >> we in the navy muscovy eighth

his family has a candle burning 38:04 we burn this candle for justice for torrey that candle now burning more than three years. but who would kill torrey anderson? newschannel 3 digs through the evidence. why investigators say they can )t solve it and how you-p&can help. 22:59 when you take a persons life you dont just take that persons life you take a part of his whole familys life how the key to this murder may lie with what happened in the final days of anderson )s life. i m brendan ponton. newschannel 3 is on the unsolved case tuesday at 11 p-m. ahead at 4: a win for apple as one thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah new details -- the washington redskins didn t reach a long- term agreement with quarterback kurt cousins. but they did move one step closer to keeping him the burgundy and gold. the redskins placed what s called a "non- exclusive fra

. >>> nearly burned alive in front of a bunch of high school kids. >> a survivor shares the story. >> i used the right fluid but didn't practice. you are supposed to practice. >> what he changed about the fire-breathing trick that went wrong. back home after fox35 >> sonni: two dead in a small plane crash outside of downtown tampa today. the plane bursted into the flames. the ses gnaw was headed to pensacola before going down. >>> stolen dogs back home after fox35 put the word out. >> sonni: we told you about the english bulldog that vanished when the owner went out to get supplies with a handy man and the police stepped in to help. >> i cannot explain in words how happy i am. my babies are home. >> reporter: as you can see, cara and beauty are just as happy to be back. >> they were so excited. i am home. >> reporter: the two english bulldog disappeared from her home while at the store with a contractor who was doing work on the house. she feared the worse. >> it seemed like they would not come home. >> reporter: a man got a call from someone saying they found the man running around i

his family has a candle burning next to his picture. 38:04 we burn this candle for justice for torrey that candle now but who would kill torrey anderson? newschannel 3 digs through the evidence. why investigators say they can )t solve it and how you-p&can help. 22:59 when you take a persons life you dont just take that persons life you take a part of his whole familys life how the key to this murder may lie with what happened in the final days of anderson )s life. i m brendan ponton. newschannel 3 is on the unsolved case tuesday at 11 p-m. tonight on newschannel three - a new bill could make some "hearsay" testimony - admissible as evidence in court. it )s all to protect sexually abused children from facing - their attackers. plus - the next time you head to the mechanic - you can expect to pay more. the new tax - that is jacking up service prices for newschannel three has a first warning traffic alert -- near the harpersville overpass in newport news. a crash has closed several lanes and the right shoulder. backups are about 2 miles and growing. people in north carolina are paying mo

that's one of theirs burning. and the hills.garette on that gun barrel. [ gunfire ] hill after hill. some theirs, some we made ours the hard way. the bazooka. the 81 millimeter mortar. firepower and maneuvering. an enemy shell. duck! where that guy is with the rifle is the front of the war. the 75 recoilless rifle. and the direct hit. ammo up. the auto writer. navy air comes strafing. marine air with rockets and napalm to burn them out. another hill and another village. and the marines move on up. carrying their homes on their backs. but hills cost and how they cost. these are the boys who paid, in spite of all the gallant work of the hospital corpsmen. walking when they still can, carried when they can't walk. loading the ambulance jeeps. getting them back to the caring station. for dressings and shock treatment. and hypos to kill the vicious pain. and life-giving transfusions. aren't you glad you gave that pint of blood last week? or did you? but you will now, won't you? out by helicopter from the front lines while the fightin

the burned surface extended into the aft attached strut region. the exterior surface of the aft case featured a large heat-affected area. the shape and location of this heat spot indicates an impingement from the escaping gases. there was a small burn-through in the case wall which appeared to have penetrated from the outside in. this was due to the impingement of hot gases from the anomolous plume. the hole in the solid rocket booster segments was the result of the joint leakage on the right hand srb which was determined to be the cause of the accident. the presidential commission concluded that the cause of the "challenger" accident was the failure of the pressure seal in the aft field joint of the right solid rocket motor. the failure was due to a faulty design, rendering the seal unacceptably sensitive to a number of factors. those factors include the effects of temperature, physical dimensions, the character of materials, the effects of reuse and processing and the reaction of the joint to dynamic loading. more detailed analyses are contained

house the flames are getting bigger now in this burning house i can hold on in this burning house oh and i don't wanna wake up in this burning house and i've been sleepwalking been wandering all night trying to take what's lost and broke and make it right i've been sleepwalking too close to the fire but it's the only place that i can hold you tight in this burning house [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. just beautiful. oh, my gosh. thank you so much. cam! "untamed" is available now. we'll be right back, everybody. wow, i wanna hear more. gisl state ne.. nda cole t.ov m nda and i'ruing for ltgoorcaus figba, so ohildn dodo all ov. i'veout to impoll if anno i ttagnst bls inalgh ca'rin [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks again to donald trump, ken jeong, cam once again, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. great job. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ ee a alause ] >> an

toassador burns: we have control our borders.o check you are right to say that refugees rejuvenate our country. we are a refugee-immigrant nation. all of us come from someplace else. and these people, i think him on the whole, are going to strengthen us, not weaken us. and it pains me to see the protectionist and closed attitude of our leading presidential candidates. -- says the says" door to all muslims and build a war -- a wall against mexico. matt: do we need to take a greater role? angela merkel said that germany has taken upwards of 2 million immigrants. more than half of those immigrants have moved on to other countries through german borders. should we be playing a bigger role in taking these refugees from violence in the middle east? burns: we should. since world war ii, we have taken half of the refugees. we have not done that this time. we are taking in 10,000. that is the number that president obama has committed to. that number has to be much higher. but in reality, we have only taken about 1700. we should do what we

the fire burned five acres. it has been contained but may smolder for days. >> the time now is 6:08. we've had a lot of wind in the past few days that helped those flames spread. >> i think today will be a little lighter. don: winds will not be as breezy today or gusty especially at the coast. it will still be breezy at the beaches this afternoon. 10, 15 miles per hour but last few days. temperatures headed into the mid 80's and a breeze off the ocean will keep us a little bit cooler at the coast. we are low to mid 60's in most of the area. it is warmer in brevard county near the coast. 71 melbourne all thanks to that wind off the ocean. you can see right now most of us about five to ten miles per hour. southeast winds continue today with our mix of sun and clouds but a little more cloud cover today. in fact, the clouds are now from the gulf of mexico. 83 by noon, 86 is where we're headed in orlando. the pollen forecast, the pollen is still high through the weekend. early next week we will get a little improveme

so, i always say what happened in washington, dc is they burned the capitol, they burned the -- actually they don't -- the americans burn in the navy regards. there was frigate almost ready to be launched and is burned to its hull. the burned the white house and few homes where sharpshooters were shooting at british, and american militiaman tried to assassinate the commanding general of the british forces by shooting from the win deof the home of the secretary of the treasury so his home went up to the torch as well. within 25 hours to the british are out of town. the amazing part is remarkable little damage is done to the private sector at all. so, the third body that went up the river, under james gordon. we think they patterned the character and patrick o'bryan's sailing series master and commander, they think he is the real mast her and commander and he literally takes alexandria without firing a shot and gets away scot-free. the british now move on baltimore. they're going to basically land on the eastern side of the city and move up their naval forces a place within two miles of th

meredith: a controlled burn ended up going outside of its area forcing it. it started when workers were burning trees that had been cleared from a construction site. when workers saw that the flames spreading, one man jumped into his big tractor hoe. he drove straight into the fire, swinging the shovel back and forth, trying to uproot trees. firefighters contained the fire, and plowed a line to keep the fire from burning around a nearby shopping center jim: definitely a warm day across central florida. tony: we' re going to have changes beginning maybe the day after tomorrow. we' re going to get wetter and i' you right now. the first 90 in orlando. s. tomorrow. it was warm all around. that means temperatures are going to heat up. he defined, normal over night temperatures typically drop to about 56 degrees. 65 degrees . still warm in ocala. daytona beach you' re coming in at about 64 degrees. we' re going to talk about 90 along i-4. make sure you have the sunblock. normal high by the way this time of year is typically around the 78. records in jeopardy tomor

our guess today are documentarian ken burns and henry louis gates junior. i would like to welcome our c-span and of the radio audience. you can follow the action on twitter. #npclive. i have asked that each of you stand briefly as your name is announced. please hold your applause. from your right, michael fletcher, senior writer for espn and the moderator of the luncheon. [applause] channel nine. and jeff ballou, news editor at out to zero. sharon rockefeller, president and c.e.o. of weta. elizabeth, washington bureau chief of "the new york times." skipping over our speaker for a moment. alison fitzgerald kojak chairman of the press club's board of governors. skipping over other speaker for a moment, lisa matthews, vice president at hagers sharp and a member of the speaker's committee who organized this luncheon. patricia harrison, president and c.e.o. of the corporation for public broadcasting. amy henderson, the historian emeritus of the national portrait gallery. joe madison, host of "the urban view" on sirius-x.m. gil klein, american university and a fo

the fire is under control but still burning. fire crews are going in to search to building, which holds several apartments and appears to be destroyed. fox19 now is at the scene and will continue to update this story on air and online. we're also news in over-the- rhine...where a woman is in the hospital after being shot on mcmicken avenue just before 4 o'clock. investigators say she was shot in the hip and is expected to recover. no arrests have been made. the baby who was beaten by a man who's accused of holding his family hostage is doing ok this morning. the father of the baby gabriel correll says he's beein in children's hospital since friday..and says the baby is doing much better. reading police say neil royal abused aimee correll and the infant, and held them at gunpoint for hours. they removed the ventillator, this is all gods work. god has touched my son and this is proof that miracles do still happen. i mean that's positive proof right there. the boy wasn't breathing yesterday, on his own, and now he's playing with to

have a burn permit. the cities of reno and sparks don't allow open burning. permits are free and can be obtained at the main office or online: just go to kolo-tv- dot-com for more information. ### new developments tonight in the search for a missing ski instructor. placer county deputies say they found the body of 23-year-old carson may. a search and rescue team found his body during a trainning session, near the sugar bowl. may was reported missing-- at the ski resort on january 15th. crews searched the area for four days... but could not find him. today a crew went back to the area, where may's cell phone was last pinged... and found the ski instructor, under five feet of snow. ### the nevada department of corrections is investigating the death of a sex offender at the carson city correctional facility. 48-year-old todd stickney died at the prison hospital saturday afternoon. stickney was serving a life sentence out of clark county for sexual assault of a victim younger than 16. conducted to determine

a neighbor called 911 to report the building was burning with three said. the caller said one person with burns escaped. it was not immediately clear if everyone got out. one person remains unaccounted for. fire crews said they had to initially battle the blaze from outside the home. it was too dangerous for them to go inside right away. the fire is under control. fire crews searched the building about 5:30 a.m. the building holds several apartments and appears to be destroyed. fox19 now is at the scene and will this story on air and online. still to come constructing for a good cause.... how displays of can goods are helping a good cause coming up next plus we've got another lent friendly recipe for you think morning... we're making a little cedar plank salmon... with our friends from parker's blue ash tavern... coming up next frank cam teams are 'canstructing' sculptures in alzheimer's means... so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's

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he was flown to the hospital for burns. news 6 reporter johnny fernandez is gathering the latest details. he'll have a report at the top >> this woman whose baby was kidnapped at gun point is telling her story and she is coming to term with the fact that one of the suspects was her cousin. the child was snatched in front of her 7-year-old son t. kidnapping ended when teraji was found at an apartment complex. she found out the suspect was her cousin. >> i used to tell her, i'm proud of you. it broke me to find out it was her. >> the 14-year-old was also arrested this connection with this kidnapping. she recently had a miscarriage. she is undergoing a mental health evaluation. >> the latest problem was yesterday when a flight from sanford international had to jacksonville for a pressurization problem. the problem was the third in a week for allegiant. mechanical problems have caused flights to divert. the company says the planes are safe. the passengers were given full refunds. >> a girl found out the hard way something shoul

he was flown to the hospital with significant burns on his body. johnny is there in bithlo getting the latest. he'll have another live report coming up at the end of this hour. >> a south florida mom whose baby was kidnapped and found in orange county is now speaking out and sharing her side of the story with the media. she is having to come to terms with the fact that one of the suspects is her own cousin. she says her daughter was snatched last friday. that ended when the baby was found at an apartment complex. she later found out the suspect was her cousin, stephanie augustine. >> i used to tell her, stephanie, i'm proud of you. you are going to school, you are beautiful, you go, girl. it broke me to find out it was her. >> the 14-year-old was arrested in connection with the kidnapping. arrest reports say augustine recently had a miscarriage. >> new questions about safety at lee janet after another one of its jets had to make an emergency landing. the problem was yesterday when a flight had to make an emergency landing in jacksonville. the incid

i think he wanted to burn the place down. >> reporter: julio's pants were on fire and he showed me burns on his leg and neck and

the caller said one person with burns escaped. it was not everyone got out. one person remains unaccounted for. fire crews said they had to initially battle the blaze from outside the home. it was too dangerous for them to go inside right away. the fire is under control. fire crews searched the building about 5:30 a.m. the building holds several apartments and appears to be destroyed. fox19 now is at the scene and will continue to update this story on air and online. while the calendar may say 12 days until spring, mother nature is giving us spring like weather now. look for a sun and cloud mix today with a high of 73 degrees. not only will we be staying above our normal high of 50 the next several days but overnight lows will be mild only falling into the 50s at night. wednesday we will watch for a increase of clouds and while we may see a passing shower our next chance of rain is after midnight into thursday morning. a high wednesday of 71 degrees. rain chances pick up thursday into the weekend, we will not see wash outs but on and off rain and thunder will

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hundreds of people lined the streets to watch history burn. firefighters say no one was hurt in the fire. breaking news... gunmen burst into an orlando apartment.. and terrorize the homeowner before killing his dog. now-- there is an all-out manhunt for the suspects. this happened at "the park at cambridge apartments" on conway road... around mid-night. that is where we find fox 35's holly jeing -- donald trump and their party's nomination. both... appear to be unstoppable... after winning big in primary contests yesterday. trt: oc: trump won 3 states... including florida... a victory that forced marco rubio to abandon the race. right now, the race in missouri is too close to call... with only 2-thousand votes separating trump and ted cruz. people on twitter... are calling on officials to conduct a recount there... because it's close. meanwhile, john kasich... won his home state of ohio... his first and only victory of the primary season. on the democratic side... it appears winning 4 of 5 contests.. including florida. no winner has been offic

first the air burns in in close support. scorching the place with napalm.ny. then we move in on foot. we go in. chums. korea, this is korea. carrier planes in close support. again. it all about? you tell us. ask any of these guys what they're fighting for, and they can't put it into words. maybe it's just pride in the marine corps, a job to do, a duty. count, and dead men tell no tales. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, but for little babe ruth dimaggio, it's his future, and ahead, and that goes double for our own sons lives and yours, for this is everybody's fight, that the doctrine of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness shall not perish from this earth. ♪ >> remember us. and remember us. luck.od >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring anaheim, california. the c-span city tour recently visited many sites showcasing the city's history. learn more about anaheim all weekend on american history tv. >> when people need a little to feel in their lives, the optimism that fills the soul of this pupil country, i can assure them they will find it

his family has a candle burning next to his picture. 38:04 we burn this candle for justice for torrey that candle now burning more than three years. but who would kill torrey anderson? newschannel 3 digs through the evidence. why investigators say they can )t solve it and how you-p&can help. 22:59 when you take a persons life you dont just take that persons life you take a part of his whole familys life how the key to this murder may lie with what happened in the final days of anderson )s life. i m brendan ponton. newschannel 3 is on the unsolved case tuesday at 11 p-m. hundreds of people gathered last night- to protest the death of a man shot by a police officer. so far the demonstrations in raleigh north carolina are peaceful. the police department says and killed akiel denkins yesterday afternoon after a short chase. twiddy was trying to arrest denkins on a drug charge when police say the 24-year-old took off. the officer is on leave pending an investigation. jesse matthew junior is set to enter a guilty plea this week for two virginia murder cases. matthew is charged with killing

a man is found dead inside a burning car in kensington.s closed a number of streets in that area. we have a live report. >> more than 100 firefighters battle a huge blaze in delaware county and they are still on the scene at this hour. >> and record warmth is on the way. just how high will those temperatures get? >> well, we have the people to talk to to answer those questions, david is off, karen rogers is here along with matt pelman. good morning. >> it was so nice to see people out and about enjoying the weather yesterday and i think even more so today and tomorrow. satellite6 and action radar showing us right now we have clear skies, a couple of high clouds streaming in. we really have a beautiful day ahead today so hopefully you can get out there and enjoy it. unusually warm for this time of year. look at these numbers and it's 45 in quakertown, 41 coatesville, 47 saint davids. we're 49 degrees in center city so we kept with the mostly clear skies. dipped to 49 in hammonton already 54 degrees in dover, delaware and as you look at the

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when we have a dry stretch it burns and this is our brush fire season. there were about 250 fires out yesterday. be extra careful if you're going out and doing any camping. i think saturday is going to help a bit. you see the clouds looking out we had a cloudy start to the day. clouds were hovering off the ground and that went off shore. now look what the radar is showing. if you're looking future cast pretty much had this line on the money but as it came down towards the south it fizzled out. not moving south but it's moving across the state so if you live in northern citrus county you have an outside chance of showers and there's one shower north east of hernando. tomorrow the front gets closer. little pieces of energy drawing nearer and when they do, that bumps up the rain chance. best chance is saturday. sunday things clear out. upper 80s right now across the interior counties. this isn't record breaking but it's pretty darn close as we see normally this time of year 76 in beach is noticeably cooler than everyone else. tampa checking in with sunny sk

burned to the ground. firefighters got the call around 9:00 p.m. firefighters had a hard time fighting the blaze because of high winds and issues of water supply. idea for usa today was born at he founded florida today too, al neuharth. tennis court, basketball court, a treehouse with running water and electricity. the property recently sold for $5 million. the highest price ever paid for a house here in brevard county. hundreds of people lined the streets to watch history burn. >> it's very sad. i used to walk by here every day when i lived on 2nd street. i walked past here walking the beach. >> reporter: live back out here, we take a look at the crane and the firefighters are battling a few of the left over hot spots. one remaining structure, an a a-frame guest house, considered an in-law suite, that's the only thing that survived the blaze. everything else is a total loss. property intended to use it for recreational purposes and weddings and big events. the property was under construction once the fire broke out. the good news is that no up wit

and i started watching this guy ken burns who had this capacity to tell stories. i love great storytelling and i love great storytelling because my dad, god rest his soul, whom sharon knew, was a fabulous storyteller. and i thought, i could never be a storyteller like my father but maybe i could find my way in this new medium and maybe through some back door i could become a documentary filmmaker. and paula kerger was in new york, and executive there before she came here and i got to know her. and she was so encouraging. why couldn't you think about making documentary films? and why don't you find your home here in new york? and as soon as i did that, she welcomed me so warmly she left and went to -- and went to washington. but when she did, she introduced me to not a force of nature but a force of culture. and a woman who was running the corporation for public broadcasting. and the three of them will be my guardian angels, my advisors, my protectors, giving me sage advice all along my career and through a miracle -- i don't know about you all. who each of you has