like most of the victims chelsea dolan was trapped on the second floor of the warehouse, a clutteredand unlicensed venue for a xhusic concert that ended in a deadly fire of 2016. andy kershaw is the husband of amanda allen. amanda was known for her glasses, which i received back twisted by heat and flame, covered in soot. i would never show those glasses to anyone now because i don't want anyone else to have to see that. almena accepted a deal pleading guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. he's been released due to the pandemic. several family members urged judge thompson to throw out the deal. i am repulsed by this plea agreement. you do not take responsibility for your actions. i am angry with this court in that it is a legal ic. an earlier plea deal was thrown out because a prior judge said almena lacked remorse. a sketch artist described his demeanor in court today. >> his reaction went from indifference to, like, rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing a couple of times, but i can't know that. >> reporter: a very strange hearing. at one poin

he said, this is what cardinal dolan said. peter denied jesus three times, he ended up a saint.t, and i think it's a hard bar to judge -- pete: great point. and the faith component, talk about god and the bible is there, it creates a sense of purpose -- brian: and, by the way, they're not all catholic. i think maybe 50-70% are minority from the area. italian, irish, and now it's this. it reflects the neighborhoods. ainsley: there are a lot of protestants because they want that godly tradition, they want chapel. pete: and because they're just protesting catholics. brian brian we heard that. pete: it's true. we're going to toss it out to janice dean. janice: i'm a catholic school mom too. [laughter] a. ainsley: good job. janice: you know what? we had an epic weekend in colorado where they were dealing with historic snow. fourth largest snowstorm in history this weekend with 27 inches. so that is incredible. the snowstorm is winding down a little bit. however, we are going to see wintrywet across portions of the midwest and the northern plains and also the potential for some severe

at about 6:30 that evening, alicia called her grandparents, clarence and margaret dolan. >> i answeredhe phone. it was alicia. she said, "gram, can you get us some milk?” and i said, "what -- what do you mean, can i get ya some milk?” she says, "well, mom didn't come home yet," and she says, "we don't have any milk. and i said, "alicia, i will be right there.” >> and you're thinking what? >> i didn't know what to think. but as a mother, you know that this is something bad, something very bad. >> reporter: that night, kathy's mother and father contacted everyone they could think of. >> no one had heard from her. and that was -- i remember picking up on that, that they seemed -- they seemed worried. >> i mean you could just tell. >> your grandparents were acting differently? >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: their dad, john, was in upstate new york that monday training with his national guard unit. he didn't learn his wife was missing until the next day. >> you get that phone call. it's your mom. >> yeah. >> what'd she say? >> the gist of the conversation was that kathy didn't come home

brian, you sat down with cardinal timothy dolan.ber. >> we listened to the health care experts and said you can cothis. our teachers said we want to be back, we want to be in person, and our parents said, please, let the kids come back. and you know what? did you ever think you'd see the day when the kids say we want to get back to school? we listened to that and stayed open. stuart: brian, great interview. my question is did cardial coland have a problem with the -- dolan have a problem with the teachers union? >> no. and the catholics, they might have some type of union. i don't think they do. that's a good question. but they got back to school, and they talked to the teachers individually, and they all came back. and you're talking about every catholic school in the new york tristate area went back. and i think around the country they went back. and get this, you'll love this, every catholic school that opened up with a public school within close proximity opened up quicker. because, competition. they were seeing the kids go to s

colleen dolan, mother of chelsea dolan.e you with a pain in your bones and your muscles that comes from clenching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you. i do not forgive you. i never will." like most of the victims chelsea dolan was trapped on the second floor of the warehouse, a cluttered and unlicensed venue for a music concert that ended in a deadly fire in december 2016. andy kershaw is the husband of amanda allen. amanda was known for her glasses "which i received back, twisted by heat and flame, covered in soot. i would never show those glasses to anyone now because i don't want anyone else to have to see that." almena accepteean y,leing guiltyo counts of involuntary manslaughter. he's been on house arrest since may, released due to the pandemic. several family members urged judge thompson to throw out the deal. "i am repulsed by this plea agreement. you do not take responsibility for your actions. i am angry with this court in that it is a legal system, not a justice system." an earlier pl

colleen dolan, mother of chelsea dolan. "i curse you with a pain in your bones and your muscles that comes from clenching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you. i do not forgive you. i never will." like most of the victims chelsea dolan was trapped on the second floor of the warehouse, a cluttered and unlicensed venue for a music concert that ended in a deadly fire in december 2016. andy kershaw is the husband of amanda allen. amanda was known for her glasses, which i received back twisted by heat and flame, covered in soot. i would never show those glasses to anyone now. because i don't want anyone else to have to see that. almena accepted a deal in january pleading guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. he's been on house arrest since may, released due to the pandemic. several family members urged judge thompson to throw out the deal. "i am repulsed by this plea agreement. you do not take responsibility n for your actions. i am angry with this court in that it is a legal system, not a

jillian: brian kilmeade interviewed cardinal timothy dolan to find out houthis schools do it while aout the parents and the kids. you've got a brown university study that found that school districts located in counties with more catholic schools were less likely to shut down because of competition. one reason why those public schools are seeing firsthand how successful and how possible it is for parochial schools to go back and bring kids back to the classroom safely. i went out to new york city and we picked a random school that's been open since september. we met with archbishop of new york, i think future pope, my vote of course, cardinal he dolanto find out why it was so important to get kids back the to school and what it meant to him. watch. school of "the good shepherd" founded in 1925. think of everything the school has withstood, the depression, world war ii, all the challenges of new york and this country. it's no surprise that this is one of the schools that opened up in the fall after shutting down, it had to open for the students. and the specialness of the school, we ha

>> reporter: you know, colleen dolan said she really missed being inside the courthouse because she developed a strong bond with the other family members of the other victims. so she really missed that personal touch. she said just reading this out loud through a screen felt all the more isolating and made her feel all the more lonely. but, again, we are waiting for derrick al menma to come out from this courthouse any minute. >> thank you for your time. >>> starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. that, today, from the state's top doctor. also california reaches a milestone when it comes to vaccinations, and how doing a good deed could help you move up in that covid line. i'll have that coming up. >>> also celebrating achievements right here for international women's day. . >>> well, we're seeing it every day, progress in terms of vaccinations and progress for schools and businesses. >> janelle, it's a common question, when is it going to be my turn? when do i get my shot? when will the pandemic finally end? the state's top doctor says finally at this juncture, even though we have

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court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolanaughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior in a zoom interview, the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek >>kennedy back at home in. >>serve out

court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the res

court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the

lead with less than five minutes to play syracuse strong down the stretch, pretty assist by marieke dolan's odds to quincy gary a. well, that was part of a 10. nothing run that put the orange in the driver's seat. one possession game here behind can ice it at the free throw line. the mountaineers have life when behi mrs but they can't get off a shot. syracuse has the upset. 75 72 next up in the final 16 for syracuse. is the winner of rutgers, houston finishing up right now. baseball opening day getting closer. this guy can't wait. final score in these games means nothing, but the giants still always like it. when they beat the dodgers. they were down 2 to 1 and the third until mike his dreams. he got all of the tony gonzalez pitch with a runner on opposite field drive this second of the spring for us, stransky john's had a 3 to 2 lead. they were up 64 in the seventh with chadwick trump came to the plate with the bases loaded that your basic. high, towering grand slam on trump's birthday to boot. giants also got a home run from evan longoria and attend before win. hayes were off today and we

for rene dolan, it's her granddaughter sarah. >> this is great. >> i know., listen, i'm going to come back next week as well. >> after so many months apart, the need for physical contact is so overwhelming. no hugging or kissing, they can only hold hands. in this moment that limited gesture is loaded with feeling. >> it means everything to me. >> it's okay. don't worry. >> hello. how are you? >> howard chapman and his daughter andre assay in normal times they don't normally hold hands. these aren't normal times. >> there are some like this. >> yeah. >> my lovely daughter. what's your name? >> yeah, which one are you? >> reporter: in the nursing home there's a buzz of anticipation. some of the residents are leaving the grounds for the first time since last summer. it's only a small excursion, a drive through the nearby countryside followed by tea at a park and a local beach. it's more freedom than george balch thought possible. how are you doing today? >> very well. we've been locked up for weeks and weeks and weeks. you come here, you realize how big england

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dolan and say, geez, is my number in the rafters or what?all tied up. freshman beakman hits the three-pointer for the win. the buzzer beater there was the only shot he made the entire game but it's the one that matters, calves, 72-69. the daughter of patrick mahomes isn't already a month old and she's catching the eye of colleges. she got an offer from texas tech from 2039. brittney mathews is all for the idea. she liked the tweet. mom played soccer in college and as a pro in iceland and is part of the ownership in the nwsl. grandpa, major league baseball program there. a little early but safe to say a strong chance. >> no pressure, little girl. i love it that they had it right after the end of the season. he's not getting any sleep, i'm sure. right? >> thanks, coy. >>> finally this morning, after a year of covid we all deserve some hope. with new cdc guidance, grandparents and grandkids finally getting to see each other again safely. >> so we leave you this morning with a little taste of what's to come. thanks for joining us. see you monday

court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen doland el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cu

court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the

dolan and say, gee, is my number in the rafters or what? >> all right.f kansas city chiefs star patrick mahomes isn't even a month old yet, alisyn, and is catching the eyes of colleges, offered a chance to play soccer at texas tech, dad's alma mater, in the year 2039. she was born february 20th, 3 weeks old. mom, mahomes' fiancee, is all for the idea. she liked the tweet. mom played soccer in college and briefly as a pro in iceland. alisyn, dad is a super bowl winning league mvp. so there is a strong chance young sterling skye will be a heck of an athlete. >> they're just going with nature over nurture right then and there as an infant. >> you've got it. >> coy, thank you very much. and "new day" continues right now. >>> i will not relent until we beat this virus, but i need every american to do their part. >> just over 19% of the population having received at least one dose and one in ten fully vaccinated. >> this is coming at us at the very same time we're opening up america as if there's nothing else happening. >> science and the data very clear that

killed in the oakland warehouse fire in 2016, calling dolan whose daughter was killed, cursed elmina. i do not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created is that reaction went from indifference to, like rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple of times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge. modulator thought l meant a was dozing off in court even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll may not find asleep during the victim impact is insult. the injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day. the judge sentenced omitted to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. is that reaction went from indifference. to like, rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l meant a was dozing off in court even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll make a fine asleep during the victim impact is insult. the injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day. the judge sentenced omen it to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution to the victi

court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the

killed in the oakland warehouse fire in 2016 colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. i do not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created is that reaction went from indifference to, like rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l'm n a was dozing off in court. he even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll may not find asleep during the victim impact is insult. the injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day. the judge sentenced omen it to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution to the

point lead with less than five to play syracuse strong down the stretch, pretty assist by marieke dolan'so quincy gary a. that was part of a 10. nothing run that put the orange in the driver's seat, one possession game here behind can ice it at the free throw line. the mountaineers have life when bay hi, mrs. but they can't get off a shot. syracuse as the upset 75 72 next up in the final 16 for syracuse is houston and we stay with the upset theme where the already overachieving for robert's team was added again. once down by 11, the golden eagles trail, florida by just one here, and they're no longer behind the shang weaver hits the three orel roberts in front 80 78 with two or five to play still lots of time for the gators, who need a three to tie in the final seconds. train man can't hit. neither could i. body lewis from the corner, the clock runs out on the gators. orel roberts first knocks up to seed ohio state, then a seven in florida, 81 78, the golden eagles become just the 2nd 15 seed to make it into the final 16. they'll play arkansas, which sounds like a very doable thing for a

dolan and say, geez, is my number in the rafters or what? >> wow!stunning, and yet, so frustratingly believable. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the weekend forecast. bill, good morning. happy friday. >> happy friday, kasie. and we're talking about a huge major winter storm in the middle of the country. we have one more warm day on the eastern seaboard after record highs yesterday, but let's get into the details of this major winter storm. it's now moving out of california and into arizona this weekend. it has its eye set on the middle of the country. the back side's the cold side. that's where we're going to get some record-breaking snow possible in areas of colorado and wyoming. then we could have a lot of rain and flood problems out ahead of it from kansas, missouri, maybe southern illinois, even into kentucky and indiana. but the snow is really what's going to make for -- you know, you're going to see these incredible pictures over the weekend. where you see the purple is 12 inches, the pink is

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. i do not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. is that reaction went from indifference to, like rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple of times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l meant a was dozing off in court. even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll may not find asleep during the victim impact is insult to injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day, the judge sentenced don't manage to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed in the fire, told elmina i do not forgive you. i never will. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. elmina did plead guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter is part of that plea deal for the three dozen people killed in the warehouse fire in 2016 now is part of that deal. he faces 12 years in prison. but with. credit for time served. he could serve the rest of his jail time at home. and then following that, three years of probation now, hour after hour. this testimony continued this afternoon or these impact statements rather, and we did. actually just here from derek ellman's attorney who read a statement on derek l. menas behalf and he said in part i am sorry. i am sick with shame, he said. it is my fault. did nothing to stop it, meaning the fire and i was fueled by my stupidity and reckless actions. so the judge is mulling oldest over thinking about not only what l menas said, but also what all these families said, and the overwhelming cry for this to be thrown out. you might remember in 2018 kristina that

dolan and say is my number in the rafters or what. >> they beat the top seed in the big east tournamentewing the new york knicks legend. his jersey is in fact, in the rafters and retired new york city icon, a legend. i guess some of the security guards around the building didn't recognize mr. ewing. my gosh, he is about 7'1" and a towering presence and the man at madison square garden. that is his house. . >> there are like six words you just never say. you just never say it. those six words in consecutive order, don't you know who i am? don't say that. it's terrible. except, except if you're patrick ewing and you're walking into madison square garden because that is his house. in it is. >> don't they know who he is? if they don't, why are they working at msg? . >> yeah. no one should ever be hired to work at madison square garden who doesn't know who patrick ewing is. it ought to be a picture of patrick, who is this? also how many 7'1" guys do you see hanging just on the street hanging around. they're kind of rare. you might assume he has something. even if you don't know who he is, he

your next question comes from mora dolan, l.a. times.oughts on why virus cases have stopped decreasing, and even rising, in recent days? >> doctor: so i think it is important to emphasize it is sort of a balance here. we are way below our peak during the holiday surge, where we went over 140p 140 per 100,000. i think we don't have exactly one reason as to why this has leveled off. i think we know as we gradually increase activity in the city, viral cases generally do go up somewhat, so it is really a matter of trying to mitigate that, and ensure that people still realize this is a very serious situation, and that we need to socially distance, and wear a mask over your face and nose whenever you are outside of the house, and avoid gatherings -- high-risk gatherings -- whenever possible. i think we also need to also understand that with some of these variants, especially the british variants, the research says that is predicted to become the dominant strain in many parts of the u.s. by march or april. we know that that virus spreads more q