but shawn schaeffer's interview was one of the more unusual ones we conducted.he segregation unit of prison haselt, a maximum security facility. >> on 30 december, i killed my wife. >> okay. why and how? >> i killed her with a big knife. >> why? >> because i had no gun with me. >> okay. but why did you kill her? >> oh, why? i was very, very angry that she want to leave. for her, no problem, huh? but she wants to take my son. and she wants to move with the son to germany. >> schaeffer, a korean adopted by a dutch family, said he had outstanding charges in germany, that could have led to a two-year sentence if he followed his wife into the country. after arguing, he stabbed her numerous times. >> three times in the neck. two times in the back. two, three, the total was ten stabs with a big knife. >> how big? >> kitchen knife. >> in the middle of the interview, something unusual happened. >> we're in the middle of this interview with shawn and i noticed a distraction coming over my right side, and it was actually an officer. he was holding a wrist watch that appare

rick schaeffer purchases a home in foreclosure in a remote lakefront community. >> it's a bunch of old cottages that get converted into homes. kind of in the middle of nowhere. >> not much is known about the previous owner. but for schaeffer the price is right even though the house appears to be in shambles. >> i've seen people save things and collect things. but i think in this case, the individual was cleaning the neighborhood, so to speak. >> armed with a video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >>y shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it

middle school and doing it during the school day. >> bensalem robert schaeffer middle school studentsere packing snacks but it wasn't for their lunch box. >> quite a little operation this guy had about dozen and a half customers. >> reporter: police say 18-year-old bensalem high school student jacob francisco had quite the business of selling pot laced brownies. baking them at home and selling them to students. including a middle schooler who was then selling them to his seventh and eighth grade classmates at schaeffer. >> we're not talking you know, 20-year-olds here. we're talking seventh graders. talking 14-year-old kids while they're in school. so how they supposed to learn when they're all stoned out or marijuana brownies. >> reporter: it came to light when fellow students told administrator that is six to 12 kids had eaten the pot brownies during the school day on friday. police say francisco admitted selling them after pot and brownie mix was found inside his home. they say the 18-year-old had been dealing drugs since he was 13. >> it's horrible. and i hope they prosecute him.

sports director jon schaeffer, and jon girls state basketball keeps rolling on. jon/2bam: that's right jack a jam packed day at the well. coming up on local 5 sports we check out the final 2a quarterfinal and get rolling into the three-a matchups when we come back. "now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" welcome back. in the last decade-- manson northwest webster has made it to the the girls state basketball tournament at wells fargo arena six times. their last trip came in 2014. this year they're back but facing number two iowa city regina. we head to the well the cougars looking for their 21st win of the season. join this one second quarter manson- northwest webster down 9-- cloie herzberg with a triple cuts the lead to 6. but regina pushes it back up to 11. cougars works it inside to faith troshinski she finished the day with 15 points. it was 36 to 25 regals at the half. third quarter-- regals trying to run away with it. sarah leyman the layin for two of her 14 points this morning. back come the cougars they go inside to rebecca krueger who gets blocked once--

anna schaeffer and tanner dorman were getting ready to fly back to the u.s. before the bombs exploded. alex giles talked to one of their parents. >> reporter: a spring break vacation these two huntersville friends will likely never forget. anna schaeffer and tanner dorman at the airport ready to leave brussels before the terror attacks happened 100 feet away. about. >> with this trip i didn't think too much about it. i thought she would be okay. but getting kind of old hat. but sometimes things sneak up on you. >> reporter: explosion snuck up on them. dozens killed, hundreds injured. two friends from huntersville unscathed. >> they were both okay, both scared. >> reporter: the father said it took time to realize what happened, later in the day, it hit him. >> i think that is when i started thinking about how close we came to losing her. >> reporter: the two are safe and sound, now planning a new way to get home, while this father hopes those responsible for the carnage are brought to justice. >> i'm angry about it, but i feel like we should be doing a little

. >> john: anna schaeffer and tanner dorman were flying back to the u.s. yesterday, just 100 feet away from the bomb blast. schaeffer's father homes those hopes those responsible are brought to justice. >> i'm angry, we should be doing more than we are, just trying to take out the people doing this. >> john: the two friends didn't feel comfortable staying in to germany before returning home. >> christine: wbtv is committed to bringing you continuing coverage of the attacks on air and online, we will update you onupdate youon new developments. >> john: breaking news involving a large fire in lincoln county. ashton pellom has the latest on the this, exactly where ises this and what called what caused the fire? >> reporter: bearbear with me as i get the camera straight, it is very dark. officials tell meal this tell me this fire broke out at 2:00 this morning. this is behind a home on bill lynch road. this was used for a workshop and just a storage home. destruction as i look around you can see as i zoom in right there, the machinery that was in here, that ap

coming up in the next half hourha our ownlf stefanie schaeffer sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with hillary clinton and that is coming up att 7:30 a.m. >>> 7:12 a.m. and still ahead, was it an accident or wasn't premeditated? >> one dog is dead, others wounded during the iditaroda race. what led during what led to this accident? >>> the astronaut who spent the longest period of time and space.e. find out when one he will call itw quits. chicago river dyed green but he you won't believe what color thatyou die starts out as. >> but first, here is a look at our dark skies over cleveland cam. aj is and after the break with a >>> welcome back. police in alaska san apparent drunk driver plowed his snowmobile through two teams of sledile dogs. the crash killed one dog and lefted o to others seriously hurt. the dogs are part of a four-time champion team, and witnesses say it was no accident. in fact, officials say the snowmobile are made snowmobiler made o of repeated attempts to a harm a female racert and her teams. the injuries to her dogs will likely end theirir >> they've

. >> maricopa county schaeffer joe arpaio was one of the most contentious figures in the southwest. he jails immigrant in the arizona sun. >>> arizona governor doug ducey earlier threatened to withhold funding to any cities that don't pay the minimum wage. >> news for you. we're going to raise the minimum wage to $15. >> and in sharpening a contrast to hillary clinton. >> we are not raising millions of dollars from wall street or the fossil fuel industry. >> for her part though, hillary clinton is now mostly ignoring bernie sanders. instead she's targeting donald trump about this week clinton picked up a nomination endorsement from the arizona republic, the state's largest newspaper. quote, sanders has been good for politics. but the editorial added, she has the mettle to be president, the sound judgment to be expander in chief. and with democratic primaries and caucuses left in 25 states, many of them seemingly favorable to sanders, hope springs eternal for his campaign and despite the odds many progressives continue to feel burn. >> on tuesday we're going to win here in arizona. >

. >> and our next half hour our own stefanie schaeffer sits downr s for an exclusive one-on-one interview with hillary clinton and ovie that is coming up at 8:30 a.m. >>> ohio governor and presidential hopeful john kasichjoh is also making a final push for tuesday's ohio primary. last night people in mansfieldans engaged in during a town hall meeting.g. >>'s message was clear, the race for president is not over. you to know o i will never take the low road to the highest office in t the land. i will run a positive campaign. >> no personal jabs at this town hall meeting saturday were kasich saidn sa he is sticking to the issues that affect all h americans, keeping taxes low, growth. >> all of my political career has been p to fight, frankly, for those who don't have any power. >> the presidential hopefuls spend some time in hopeful spent some time ine p mansfield. >> the spirit of our country is what we believe. >> not once did he speak of his competitors by name but he did give reference to recent debates.eren >>> i will never create a toxic atmosphere were people show up at political eve

and director of the schaeffer center green,lic policy, edgar editorial-page editor for the baltimoreun, and columnist dan rogers. -- vic carter.er the order was determined by coin toss. candidates cannot interrupt each other. time limits for each question is 90 seconds. the timekeepers will warn candidates when they have 30 seconds left. one minute will be allowed for rebuttal, but the moderator will have the discretion to drop rebuttals for time later in the debate. each candidate will be given one minute for closing statements. first to our opening statements. ladies and gentlemen, mr. chris van hollen. rep. van hollen: it is great to be here. this is about delivering real results to hard-working maryland families. that is what i have done since my first days in the maryland legislature when i teamed up to beat the nra and pass gun safety legislation, worked with the waterboard to prohibit oil drilling around the chesapeake bay, and with a pta to reduce fundings -- boost fundings for maryland schools. i have taken the fight to the united states congress. i once again led the fight

"your watching local 5 meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: jack: brad brad: weather adlib: it was nice while it lasted! we had a nice stretch of warmer than average temps, but now winter is making a comeback especially for northern iowa. there with mostly some snow expected there. one to three inches is likely north of hwy 30 overnight while areas south are expected to get less than 1". temperatures will continue you to get colder tonight with 20s expected by tuesday morning. tuesday will be a wintry day with quite a few clouds, cold northerly winds of 10-20 mph and temps staying mostly in the 20s all day. we will try to recover a bit on wednesday, but another weather system will be coming through wed. evening with another chance for more rain/snow mix. again, the metro should not see much if any accumulation. we will see some nicer weather by the weekend with sunnier skies saturday and much warmer temps expected for sunday. our timing has been pretty lucky lately when it comes to our week

stephanie angleson, we are meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." brad: weather adlib: winter has roared back into the picture on the first day of march, but can we expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in systems. however, our next weather system will take long to come our way with clouds increasing quickly during the day wednesday. there could be some light rain showers developing over the metro by late in the day and into the early evening with snow developing again north of the metro. brad stephanie: jack: jack: joins us now-- and jon girls are at state-- boys trying to jon: that's right guys-- a great night of hoops around central iowa. coming up on local 5 sports we start at the well where quarterfinal action runs through tomorrow night. we have 3a and 4a highlights when " now, jon: for the first time in school history the nevada cubs are at the state t

news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie forecast with chief meteorologist brad director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: an ankeny mom and her teenage daughter are faces on the big screen - but not for glitz and glamour. alisha morton shared her 14 year old daughter morgan sellers' experience with bullying earlier today on the "steve harvey" show on local 5. stephanie: morgan says she was called fat by her classmates at northview middle school in ankeny, and despite complaints of the bullying to school officials, the insults didn't stop. and that's when morgan's mom stepped in. " i picked her up from school one day, and she told me the day that i picked her up that she wanted to die. and i had enough at that point. i said morgan where is the boy at, and she said that he was in the school, and so i wanted to speak with him. and everything owuld still lecture him. then all of the sudden a girl, who had nothing to do with the situation, had gotten up, got directly in my face, and i said no, get out of my face. i just put my hand out, and at that point she had

. >> reporter: u caring's daniel schaeffer insists fraud is rare. >> we're watching hundreds of thousands of fundraisers a year and that -- the vast majority of people who are coming to use the site are good. >> reporter: "go fund me" says fraud is something that happens less than 1/10 of 1% of a time on its platform and says any campaigns that display suspicion or untrustworthy behavior are removed immediately. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> let's take you to wall street now find out how stocks are doing on this wednesday. right now, it's metza-metza up about 6 points. >>> sports authority will close nearly a third of its stores after filing for bankruptcy today. the company's been struggling. in january it disclosed it had missed a $20 million debt payment. 140 stores will close over the next three months. sports authority was once the largest sporting goods retailer in the country. >>> let's check in with roberta right now. it's quiet. but sun is coming? >> we have our storm door opening. good afternoon, this is a look at our weather watchers people in our microclimates with weath

bob schaeffer, with fair test, an organization critical of standardized tests, says students taking the new s.a.t. are taking a gamble. >> oh, we heard that all over from high school counselors, from test prep companies. nobody wants to buy a product the first day it's out on the market because they don't know what could go wrong with it. >> reporter: with the old s.a.t., students would receive their scores within four weeks. jim, with the new test, it could reke 6-8 weeks because score reports are more complex. >> axelrod: demarco morgan, with the latest on the s.a.t., thank you. the latest flash point in europe's migrant crisis: a refugee camp in greec,e, near the border with macedonia, with thousands of people escaping wars in the middle east, has hit a roadblock. jonathan vigliotti reports from our london bureau. >> reporter: they come to greece with their sights set on europe, but today, tens of thousands of migrants, many ileeing war-torn syria, are penned in like animals. they live in squalor, sheltered by flimsy tents that line the euddy border with macedonia. the neighboring co

jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the '80's and '90's. >> reporter: he worried the brownies could have contained things in addition to marijuana. in this case, the student who's bought the brownies were aware they were laced. luckily no one was hurt. he commends the non-brownie buying students for telling authorities. >> sometimes these kids, you know, don't ask, don't tell. they don't want to get involved. but these kids new something was wrong, and they got involved immediately and did the right thing. >> reporter: he says jacob has sold pot brown

jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaefferiddle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the '80's and '90's. >> reporter: he worried the brownies could have contained things in addition to marijuana. in this case, the student who's bought the brownies were aware they were laced. luckily no one was hurt. he commends the non-brownie buying students for telling authorities. >> sometimes these kids, you know, don't ask, don't tell. they don't want to get involved. but these kids new something was wrong, and they got involved immediately and did the right thing. >> reporter: he says jacob has sold pot brownie

up pretty badly, started fighting with one of the people inside the home and that went on until schaeffer chris naco said officers tased him because he wouldn't stop acknowledge even after 11 minutes. >> it was not a rapid succession of the taser. why would we want to handcuff him, they were trying to get him just to relax. >> officials tell us robinson was knocked out by the taser. paramedics tried to revive him but he did die at the hospital. investigation continues. >> a driver hit a pedestrian and drove away, crashed into a plan walking near central afternoon and third street around 5:00 this morning. the victim was thrown over the windshield of the vehicle. officers cracked down his car which we're told showed evidence of the accident. the victim is in the hospital >> donald trump's rally, outside was a different story, parked cars in the middle of the road, all while other drivers were stuck waiting. eventually a tow truck removed several cars. some were arrested. campaigns in utah and arizona, ahead of tuesday's primary, immigration is front and center in the race for the presidenc

happy monday and stefanie schaeffer. let's get a check on that forecast stst the sun is out which we alwaysis love to see. i'm in for scott sabol this morning speaking of god he is awesome and he supposed be on vacationos pics to me how is the h morning going what's goingo on to on to you have any questions.ons love him. always great to have your back. monday forecast this is what it looks like lots of sunshine with a few clouds mixing in this morning. you'reh going to need the winter gear. it is feeling more like winterke nt out there. windchill 22 degrees. 1:00 there is a slight chance of a snow shower. late morning early afternoon andoand for eastern areas and by 5:00 upper 30s.:00 pp speaking of snow showers could see a few light flurries right know along route six. north oflknow orwell light flurry towards and over and bats about it on storm fox. about 20 percent chance dot 31 in cleveland 31 in lorain. mid to upper 20s akron wester butup factor in the winds it feelsfees more like the teens. a nice warm up coming to

i worked for governor schaeffer. he was focused like a laser beam on baltimore, and i worked at the federal level to get more funds to invest in baltimore, whether was transportation, the port, other major engines of opportunity. we know today that baltimore is a tale of two cities. you have the glitzy inner harbor. blocks back, you have a very different set of neighborhoods. we need to address this in an urgent manner. i believe that we need to dramatically increase the incentives, tax incentives and other incentives, for businesses to move to other neighborhoods. the state senate took important steps yesterday. we need to build better pipelines between city colleges and institutions of learning and employers. institutionsve big to do more to purchase and hire locally. we need to build better transportation ask between where people are neighborhoods without jobs and the jobs and the surrounding areas, so it does not take four hours of commuting. these are all important things and need to be tackled on an urgent basi

annal schaeffer and tanner dorman were on their way home, they were not hurt but that easing the fears of her dad. >> i'm angry but i feel like we should be doing a little more than what we're doing, than just try to take out the people who doing it. >> the two friends didn't feel comfortable staying in brussels last night. they are going to fag lie out to germany in thefly out togermany in the coming days. coverage only air, on our website and social media. >> christine: police are investigating two possible burglaries at local gun stores, one happened at a gun shop in west charlotte, the the other at a gun outlet and pawn shop north of uptown charlotte. mark davenport has been at both of those scenes this morning, live apartment the scene at north tryon street. mark, what are police telling you? >> reporter: christine, i was told this shop, a gun outlet, attempted burglary here this morning. and i was talking to the owner of the shop here a while ago, t he said they tried to break in the back door of the shop. i went around back a bit ago before police left the scene, show you some o

executive director of the independent women's forum, sabrina schaeffer, advisor to the anti-trump our principles pac, tim miller, and donald trump supporter david wool. david, let me start with you. mr. trump, taking a new position as far as i can discern saying that women who get abortions should be punished. in the past even very, very strong anti-abortion politicians like, for instance, mike huckabee, have said women should not be punished. this seems to be a new position for a republican front-runner. >> well, jake, abortion has been legal for 43 years. that's not going to change any time soon. donald trump actually has made it clear for a long time from what i've heard and watched that he is pro-life with exceptions, such as for rape and incest. this was kind of an off-the-cuff comment that i think he'll clarify. but let's get real here. he's got a huge lead. he's leading in states coming up such as maryland, connecticut, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey, california. people are looking for anything to grab onto to try to tear him down, and that's what's going to be the meme ove

. >> reporter: robert schaeffer of the national center for fair and open testing says there are now morehan 850 colleges and universities nationwide on the test-optional bandwagon. >> it remains a weak predictor of how well a student will do in college. it's biased in many ways, and it's susceptible to high-priced coaching. >> there's no middle term this time. >> reporter: the coaching he refers to can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars an hour. carson getlinger found her tutor through her school. it's something her mother is thankful for. >> i'm trying to prepare my kids for their future, and unfortunately, they have to take this test in order for them to be successful, so, yeah, i'm going to give them every tool i can. we were fortunate that the school actually offered the program and made it affordable for us because it can get quite expensive. >> the s.a.t. is changing. in march 2016, which s.a.t. do you want to practice for? >> reporter: in anticipation of the new s.a.t., the college board partnered can con academy, a non-profit educationals service to provide free test prep

want to go now to retired lieutenant color tony schaeffer who was not far away from the incident whenned happened. welcome to the show. tell us how this went down. >> the response was instantous. i was just leaving your producer -- i was exiting a work entrance, the business entrance on the sought side of the capitol and we were meeting in h-122, which is literally facing the visitor center for a series of meetings on defense, and right at the conclusion of the meting had to come to the building for this interview, and as i was leaving is was 100 meters from the visitor center area when the incident occurred, and i didn't hear any shots. this all happened inside. what your producer did not mention is within the center itself you have two entranceways of bulletproof gramps they're very heavy doors. they're bomb proof and bulletproof and another layer two layers inside the building and this one area for screening. the conveyor belts and all that. as your producer said everybody around there is heavily armed. very clear that the capitol hill police were on higher alert you had what we call

retired lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer with a schaeffer with a semi-good business strategist tony robbins. goodbye now. stay with us the next few hours. the war on terror. a taliban splinter group carried out a suicide attack in the northeast part of pakistan killing more than 70 people yesterday, injuring 300 others at official said the attack targeted christians celebrating easter. the white house not to permit christians were the target. the attack comes as one of the nicest top leaders released a propaganda video with further attacks on the west claiming attacks were just a taste of what a sitcom. european authorities continue to investigate attacks in brussels it loads and prosecutors charge a jihadists in connection with a plot in france making him the fourth suspect to be charged in the last two days. belgian authorities have detained 18 were detained 18 were suspects in more than a dozen anti-terror raids over the weekend. joining us now is army intelligence officer in nato's senior advisor and repeat. good to see you. thank you for joining us. let's talk about christians

colonel anthony schaeffer who is on fox very often brought up often brought a book report yesterday which which is what decisive lead every time sunday night as happened towards understanding more and more. maria: that we are weak, europe is weak in the u.s. is potentially weak here that's unfortunate. dagen: the guy was a known suspect nabbed in the house chamber, disruptive last fall. there is a bench warrant issued for his arrest after he was returned to court in november according to reports out there. he was still out there and able to do this. so again, how much follow-up -- >> it's all part of being politically correct. they knew that the people were and even when they arrested him, they let him go. we need to be a lot strict to on these issues. maria: google take a short break. we're following the developing stories that a plane packed with people taken over by hijacker. we'll have the latest details on the demand is making its negotiators free the remaining hostages. four crewmembers on board as these feet. back in a moment. when you think about success, what does it look like? i