but tonight, after more than 17 years behind bars, elizabeth whittle is out of prison, a free woman. she was originally sentenced to a hundred and 72 years behind bars, even though her innocence all along, but because of a plea deal it was reduced to 17 years. after her arrest, the babies were placed into foster care. eventually they were adopted out to new families, and tonight two of her boys are talking to fox 10. fox 10's danielle miller is in queen creek tonight with more. danielle? >> reporter: we are here in queen creek where two of the boys grew up with their adoptive siblings were adopted by two separate families. the family here in queen creek says the fact that their biological mother was released today brought up a lot of feelings and emotions. >> i think it was a blessing that came out of a tragedy. >> that blessing for sandy reed, her two adopted sons, matthew and michael. >> we got them at two months old right after the abuse happened. we got them out of the hospital. they were very small, and >> the boys' biological mother, 42-year-old elizabeth whittle was released t

. >> the boys' biological mother, 42-year-old elizabeth whittle was released today after spending 17 years in prison for child abuse involving her quadruplets. >> i am christian, so i have given it to god over it, and i have said, okay, this is in your hands, and i'll just pray for nothing else i can do about it. >> police say whittle shook the infants, causing brain damage, broken bones and detached retinas. matthew is now 17 years old, thriving, healthy, happy. >> i couldn't wish for a better home, the environment here, the animals, how i grew up, i couldn't think of a better way. >> in 2005, whittle took a plea agreement that reduced her sentence. we asked matthew her. this is what he had to say. >> i do forgive her. i don't have to see her. i don't have to talk to her. but i forgive her as a person. i forgive her for what she has done, because if she never did what she did, i wouldn't be where i am today, so even though the bad stuff happened, a lot of good has come out of it. and so i forgive her for what she did because i wouldn't be where i am at today with all of these people

why, this numskull whittle -- mr. tate, your secretary says to get on the horn to your wife right away -- very important. later. i think i'd better have a visit with mr. tate here. rton, if you'd only have a little patience. your secretary said your wife said to call her now, not later. if i was you, pal -- now, look here, young man. okay, okay! i wouldn't take on both of 'em -- a wife and a secretary. all right, all right. i get the message. excuse me for a minute, mr. morton. sam, what i'm trying to say is, i think you misplaced aunt clara. oh, darrin, don't be ridiculous. she's standing right next to me eating her oats. i think you made a little mistake. a mistake? sam's got a what in their where? a cow? what kind of a cow? sam, honey, aunt clara's here in the lobby. i-i-if she's there, then who -- who have i got here, and what was she doing in your lobby? what difference does it make? really? the point is, since you're practically next door, why don't you just pop over and fix things, if you know what i mean. it m

detach retinas and cause brain 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- 172-years sentenced to she was years in whittle now free.retinas and break bones.. violently quadruplet - convicted of solve the believe he may this month.connected to headlines.. bryan west is police swarm weather money?taylor is in on tampa the government is taking action to stop hot car deaths.. the new technology that is being introduced. plus.. the arizona cardinals take on tampa bay this sunday.. but can they come but can they come back from last week's loss? team 12's jay taylor is in with his take.. like to see the crocodile hunter on money? australia is trying to make it a reality. that's ahead in the morning juice. ???adlib welcome ???toss ???toss weather

i'm talking about whittling down 480,000. >> yes, ma'am. getting to the overstay population, my numbers are larger than the 480,000. my numbers include everything received coming out of ada so that also includes students, all visa the categories. the first thing we do is check to confirm whether or not those individuals have departed again. will go back to adis. we'll also check with cis to see if they have attempted to get benefits. we'll reach out to the intelligence community, be more than happy in a detailed briefing to give you background. we reach out to the intelligence community. after those decisions are made, we continue our vetting process by prioritizing the names can read we have criteria we use in coordination with the intelligence committee and law enforcement. we'll put we'll put the names within certain categories and rely on analysts to manually vet those names. if we are able to establish some type of derogatory information, able to establish the location, then we'll continue to prioritize as we go down the line. when we

at they have begun to whittle back the weather advisories. the winter stoample warnings and advisories are still in effect until sechg a.m., but as you can see on radar when we get to it here, things are really beginning to wind down. until 7:00 a.m. just watch the a area covered by precipitation decrease that that slow rotation begins to take the storm off to the east coast. so there you see it. see how it falls apart as it begins to move north and eastward. so a little bit of snowshower activity overnight that could coat the ground in spots and frie bring slip driving to the accumulation concerns, although it's going to be cold on a and areas that got deeper snow will. >> tricia: we are using flight aware to track the latest flight cancellations. this is what they call their misery map where air travelers are feeling the most misery today. you can see the misery growing as the storm moves east, tons cancellations in new york city, charlotte, washington, dc, and atlanta. >> rob: and that includes our airport cvg. that's where we watch up wit

kishon pitts punching it in..14-0 can not run away from damanhy whittle.. reaching around the blocking back to make the tackle..savage behavior from one of the best players in the city.. liberty's offense having to grind it out more than they expected...coron ado's defense making life difficult.. de'angelo bottley.. interception.. he had two on the day.. cougars had 4 as a team... but coronado could never capitalize.. meanwhile. liberty had bryson delacruz..summe rsaulting for six....warm up the liberty victory bell away..35-6.. liberty stays perfect in nevada and wants more than just a ho-hum 29 point win (crishaun lappin/liberty: "i think it's good for the defense. but honestly, we could have played way, way, way better. i think we played down to coronado's level. we should have been way better." damanhy whittle/liberty: "defense is really aggressive and we enjoy hitting. we just wanted to come out and play with focus. our team this week was off and on. but we are going to be dialed in this week. i'll make sure of it. we are going to be dialed in this wee

in order to try and move it forward republicans did qhit -- whittle the bill back. it's really an issue of compassion, and you're starting to see conservate republicans says this something we should look at when we're talking about end of life care, cancecer a epilepsy, and it's something that is starting to grain broader appeal. >> we'll continue to follow thatt one as well, i think. thks for being with us this morning, and good luck back at the statehouse next week. >> thanks, tim. >>> we'll bee right back. this week's ne t things to know. don't go anywhere. >>> stay tuned for more "this break. >>> now, we're back with more "ts week in siouxland".lkmvpyp >>> and thanks for staying with us. before we let you get into the rest of your sunday. nine%w* to know. couple of sporting nes this kershal will be saturday, march 5th. a big country sger from the days gone by. lots of fish fries this time of year, and the city's nights of columbusus will ho theirs sunday, march 4. [ indistinguishable ] campus student artrt s show coming up this saturday, february 5th. it runs th

i'm talking about whittling down 480,000. >> yes, ma'am. getting to the overstay population my numbers are larger than the 480,000. my numbers include everything received coming out of ada including students, all visa categories. the first thing we do is check to confirm whether or not those individuals have departed again. we'll also check with cis to see if they have attempted to obtain benefits. we'll reach out to the intelligence community, be more than happy in a detailed briefing to give you background. we reach out to the intelligence community. they provide information that we make decisions upon. after the decisions are made we continue the vetting process by prioritizing the names. we have a criteria used with the intelligence community and law enforcement. we'll put the names within certain categories and rely on analysts to manually vet those names. if we are able to establish some type of derogatory information, able to establish the location then we'll continue to prioritize as we go down the line. when we get to the point whe

then a series of votes will be held to whittle down the field to the final two.er that, around 125,000 party members will select the winner. the man or woman woman who will become prime minister. in the end it will be conservative party members who will decide who goes through the door of number 10 downing street. expect to hear much about the need for unity from across britain. when the person wins, they will have to start the hard work of withdrawing britain from the european union. they can expect a rerun of many of the arguments with her during -- we heard during the referendum on immigration. >> i spoke to gary o'donoghue, our correspondent in london, just a short time ago. boris johnson successfully campaigned to get britain out of the eu, and now he has ruled himself out of the conservative leadership race. why? gary: it's been an extraordinary day in britain. boris johnson would have opened -- would have woken up today knowing he was the favorite to be the next conservative party leader, having led the brexit campaign, but also known he was favored to be

traffic is whittled down to one lane at'snd it's affecting your drive time.ect delays as you approach the exit for route 3 which is actually exhibit 9. taking a look at 76, the issue we have there right at south street, there's a tractor trailer crash involving one other vehicle and it has been moved to the shoulder. not causing any major delays but drivers are having to tap the brakes. >> mass transit, amtrak, everything is free and clear of the issues. unfortunately septa we're seeing some delays. nothing like yesterday. but the route 101 trolley eastbound you're expecting 15 minutes delays. >>> world leaders reacting to the deadly christmas attack in per lynn that killed 12 people. investigators overseas say it's likely an act of terrorism. monique braxton is following the developments. >> we've learned that president barack obama's has phoned germany's chancellor to offer hiscondolences. in germany flags on all of the federal buildings are flying at half-staff. we've been gathering video. this growing memorial of candles and flowers now placed where one d

elizabeth and two of elizabeth whittle's kids are talking to fox 10. the news is next. >>> it was a story that absolutely stunned the valley in the late '90s, an avondale mother of quadruplets sentenced to 172 years in prison for child abuse. elizabeth witle was accused to violent shaking babies and causing harm to them. >> she was sentenced to 17 years in prison, but in the end always maintained her innocence. today she was released from prison. her four babies were eventually sent to foster families and put up for adoption after she was >> two of those kids are talking about what their lives have been like these past 17 years. >> danielle miller joins us live with their story. danielle? >> yeah, john and kari, we are here in queen creek where two of the children were adopted out. these two tell us tonight the fact that their biological mother was released from prison today brought back a lot of feelings and emotions. >> i think it was a i think a blessing came out of the tragedy. >> that blessing for sandy reed, her two adopted sons, matthew and mich

. >> i think the field will whittle down eventually. i am patient. >> i did not do well on saturday night. listen to this, that will never happen again. >> reporter: hillary clinton is trying to recover from a brutal loss to bernie sanders. he won across the board, especially with young people. >> because of the huge voter turnout, and i say huge. we won. >> i know i have work to do, particularly with young people. >> reporter: the clinton camp quickly released a memo explaining why she is expected with more communities of color. sanders is reaching out to minorities. he met with the reverend al sharpton this morning in harlem. >> anchor: after disappointing sixth place finish, governor christie went home to new jersey to consider his options. coming up next, we have new information to share on the zika virus, and the rise in cases we are seeing in the united states. and an air bag recall expands. we will tell you what other vehicles have been added to the isxkwbjstwel;3e+ r: e unitestatd , anoer case has been confirmed in the state of

detach retinas and cause brain damage -- is now free. 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- but made a plea deal. her babies were placed in foster care and eventually adopted. today could be the day when we learn the results of the cd-5 recount. andy election officials say they will release the results later today. starting today... nature is connecting with art at the phoenix zoo.the phoenix zoo. team 12's jen wahl is once ?? toss to ?? toss to morning juice ?? toss to morning juice remember that completely over the top and utterly insensitive ad for a mattress store?you know... the one that turned a 9-11 themed ad into a mattress sale?well - the people who came up with it.. are now out of a job.the san antonio, texas based store... miracle mattress... closed ?indefinitely last week.and this morning... they're saying they won't open again train them.the company also said it would make a donation to the new york organization ?tuesday's children... which supports families and communities im

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quadruplet infants violently retinas and cause brain damage -- is now free. 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- but made a plea deal. her babies were placed in foster care and eventually adopted. a motorcyclist is dead after a crash on the u-s 60.. it happened near mill avenue yesterday afternoon. d-p-s tells us the man on the motorcycle ?was? wearing a helmet. still no the suspect from a deadly hit and run in phoenix has turned himself in. police say 24-year-old farlando smith now faces charges as he's accused of killing javier gonzalez. gonzalez was trying to fix his broken-down car on the side of the road.. along i-17 when he was struck and killed. the mother of his newborn baby made an emotional plea for his killer to come forward earlier this week. congress is reviewing a bill that would make it harder for parents to forget they require car makers to install alarms to alert parents that their children are still in the vehicle.are still in the vehicle. just this year.. arizona has had n

but the red raiders whittle that lead down to just one before matt thomas rattles off 6 of 10 from beyond the arc. he finished with 22 points. georges niang rode the bench in foul trouble for most of the first half, but comes alive with 14 points in the second half. cyclones fend off texas tech 76-69. the cyclone women can't follow suit...not at number-4 texas, where they fall hard to the longhorns, 75-54. their winning streak ends at eight games. this one is harder to shrug off... the drake men trailed 7-7 indiana state by 22 at halftime...they fall, 79-69. they're now just 5-10 on the season, 0-3 in the missouri valley conference and they play their next two games on the road. from 0-3 in conference, to 3- first time in a while.. the hawkeyes are still savoring tuesday's win over nebraska...they trailed early but then came alive with a fury and won it easily. iowa is making a habit of finishing strong, this year. tons 397343 :11 - :20 it says a lot about our team and our toughness and i think that sums it up... we respond when our back's against the wall the hawks are just beginning to

once the list is whittled down to just 12 jurors and the main portion of the trial will begin. he says that trump speaks the truth. it's worth everyone can understand. for the most part they seem to be endorsing jed bush. to make the endorsement they just saw took place during a campaign rally. we were there as people from across the area showed up to hear it. 100 supporters came out. this is what they have to say. trump was welcomed by a large and loud crowd. an audience so big that attempt have to be set up outside for the overflow crowd. the event takes up with an endorsement. i want everybody to get out and vote. vote for donald trump for president. they were believed to walk along the border. i will be the greatest jobs doesn't. he did say what he would be doing in iowa. for the vets. he holds a double digit lead. that's the state of south carolina. i love the people of south carolina. we will be back a lot. take care of yourself. you've got to vote. we love you. make sure you vote. news 19. thank you so much. on the democratic side of things and new poll shows that lead i

i'm talking about whittling down 480,000. >> yes, ma'am.etting to the overstay population, my numbers are larger than the 480,000. my numbers include everything received coming out of ada so that also includes students, all visa the categories. the first thing we do is check to confirm whether or not those individuals have departed again. will go back to adis. we'll also check with cis to see if they have attempted to we'll get benefits. we'll reach out to the intelligence community, be more than happy in a detailed briefing to give you background. we reach out to the intelligence community. after those decisions are made, we continue our vetting process by prioritizing the names can use in have criteria we coordination with the intelligence committee and law enforcement. we'll put we'll put the names within certain categories and rely on analysts to manually vet those names. if we are able to establish some type of derogatory information, able to establish the location , then we'll continue to prioritize as we go down the line. when we get

they will then be whittled down to the national delegates going to the democratic convention which will take place in july. ar from hillary clinton later this evening. kathy is joining us from east grand forks, minnesota. good evening. caller: i was very interested in what bernie sanders had to say. it was a pity that he lost. host: can he win in the minnesota primary? caller: i hope so. host: why do you like senator sanders? caller: he believes in the working-class. he believes that it should be hired and i hope that it would be. i am one of those who suffer from not having enough. struggling month-to-month. i know what it is like to be on disability and not able to work. jacobthis is a tweet from who said, according to the exit polls, 45% of south carolina voters say it is very important that candidates share their religious beliefs. resultst to get 7:30, or at about 7:45. welcome to c-span's coverage of the nevada caucuses and the south carolina primary. graces joining us on the republican line. reaction to nevada and what you expect to hear in south carolina later tonight. teder: i

getting heat things out denver by the way the number one city and america everybody wants a we have whittled this is one say hello to the future of denver okay i'm bad with journalism do your research cap is like irda zero she was half right a ton of big stories were talking about the race for president of the united states for the record cap it i'm proud to be an american with the national anthem okay god bless you america a template file following politics of the ticket just moments ago matt romney the last republican to run for president comes out and totally trashes the front runner of the republican party currently and what he said was was a present which is donald trump is our nominee the prospect for safe and prosperous future are outnumbers a phony a fraud was promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university to get a free gets a free ride to the white house and we go allows a hat smack talk okay we have republicans and democrats left and right will have all of you i've never should have created franken trump they can't stop a boy i tell you not even come to broad two men w

jump to any conclusions about whether they're moderates wchl no-no the white house has started to whittle down potential nominees. normally this is a process that takes about a month before the president comes out and announces who his nominee is and then the ball is in the senate's court. christina, miguel? >> thanks to you. >>> most especially donald trump. the president slamming all the gop candidates for their stances on climate change, ominous limbs, and on immigration, but calling out trump by name as the candidate least ared to be president, criticism that trump then wore as a badge of honor. >> i continue to believe mr. trum listen not be president, and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. >> he has done such a lousy job as president. you look at our budgets, you look at our spending. we can't beat isis. obama care is terrible. and for him to say that is actually a great compliment if you want to know the truth. >> as those big cheers hint

a state nominating panel interviewed 11 candidates and whittled down the list to just three finalists on monday. the panel is recommending governor scott pick chief judge "charles lawson" , district court of appeals judge "wendy berger", or attorney "daniel gerber." the governor needs to make the pick, because justice james perry is retiring on december 30th... at the age of 72. later this morning: the public will get its first look... at the ?future of downtown clearwater. the city council will finally vote on its "imagine clearwater" master plan. a plan that's designed to revitalize the downtown waterfront. the plan includes expaning coachman park, adding a new walkway with views of the intracoastal waterway, and upgrades to osceola avenue to help connect downtown with the waterfront. the plans will be revealed during today's council meeting at nine a-m. the public can give their imput during two workshops tonight and one couple in polk county just got some huge help, with their wedding planning. why someone ?else is now footing the bill. ((walter and speaking of money, here's a loo

. >> reporter: john and alison, the court started with 67 prospective jurors whittled down to 12 jurors and 6 alternates. we heard opening statements. dylann roof sat emotionless and expre express expressionless. earlier, i spoke to state senator about his reaction to what he saw in wednesday's courtroom. >> it is sad. what we have to do is not just cry about it. we have to do something about it. he's a ninth grade drop out. very little hope. basis his whole life existence on racism. as odd as that seems to you and i, there are people in the country who are dylann roofs. there are more dylann roof out there. what we have to do is recognize the next one early on. >> reporter: according to the source in the courtroom, dylann roof's mother collapsed in the courtroom and transported to the hospital. and the first witness was called to the stand, the survivor of the attack, she had to take a break as well. some of the heart wrenching testimony we heard. john and alison. >>> thank you, john glenn is in the hospital. a spokesperson confirmed he was admitted more than a week ago to the hospital

. << whittle has lived quite the life... always a trailblazer -- and determined... and that determination is one of the reasons we met this retired teacher... (sot: trudi whittle, policy holder) "i'm becoming of age where i'm starting to think about making things easier for those who are left behind because i come from a very small family." (nats) "my only sister" with no children, trudi started thinking about her sister, peggy. she wanted to make sure she'd be the beneficiary of her life insurance policy -- a policy she had paid premiums on, for years. (sot: trudi whittle, policy holder) "i've had it for, i'd say 30 years, or more" the policy was with prudential insurance company of america... through her work as a teacher. it also covered her husband, george, who passed away in the year 2000. and she did receive an insurance check after his passing... (sot: trudi whittle, policy holder) "i had absolutely no problems, and that's the only time i'd been in connection with the company and i was quite pleased" but when she asked about =her= death benefit....she heard n

that 20-nothing lead surely but surely was whittled away by the from the time-tested and playoff tested baltimore ravens led by cornerback joe flacco and the radiant eventually came back and beat the browns, 25-20. did they get the fare shake of the officiating? it doesn't look like that. the officials realized that and with a lot of calls. couple of taunting calls. one on the ricky korey coleman and one on the end of the game to tyrell pryor. and, if i tried to leave that out of it, if i'm so worried about the officials than that will mess up my game. i hope for the best but sometimes, it is what it is. you have to control what you are going to standings and on the road for the next two weeks. it looks like physically it's up costly loss as well. they left in an e-mail and ambulance although it some kind of serious back issue. josh mckellan, it's amazing mckellan was afraid and walking. the band to watch that took an from first energy stadium, i'm jim donovan. >> they tried to take things right on sports after the late news. playing more from jim, and they will wrap up the series with

we whittled down 400 books to arrive at a place of no compromise where every one of us loves everyonefive finalists. they are the throwback special ww norton & co.. [applause] [cheering] the underground railroad, doubleday. [applause] [cheering] and doubleday. differing greatly from one another each of these is a great read and constant work of art. taken together they test the range and fertility of fiction. the others remain in accord even when earlier today we made the difficult selection from these extraordinary books. the work that impressed us with its breaking ethics committee's formal inventiveness, its use of fiction to eliminate a history for the sake of its troubled present our novel of the year and winner of the 2016 book award for fiction is the underground railroad. [applause] [cheering] ♪ i will buy that for a dollar. [laughter] the last four months since the book came out had been so incredible. i guess the model for acceptance speeches is the first one i saw was like 77. i was crushed and i never thought that i would become a writer. i've been with doubleday for 18 ye

the gophers whittle that lead down to two.... but the hawks dunk and rebound their way to the top. 75-71 the final. not the prettiest win, in fact a little ugly at times. but a win no less. that win keeps iowa on top of the big 10. 1 game up on indiana and maryland. next up they head on the road wednesday... to face penn state one final day of practice for the cyclones this morning. tomorrow, they head south to take on the baylor bears. p-m. still ahead... tax season is already off to a we'll tell you the warning the irs is out with today. and why the cause of troubles patchy fog is showing up in spots this morning. some light snow is falling in sw iowa and a few roads are starting off slick because of it. today will be the start of a warming trend throughout the week. we'll be in the middle to upper 30s monday- wednesday, with upper 40s to lower 50s following through the weekend. besides a rain/snow mix on tuesday morning, most of the as you race to file your tax return... the irs is racing to track down fake filers. after the b

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." >>> ((kirsten joyce)) >> the team tasked with spearheading this effort will whittle down the list of schools sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) another very warm day yesterday... hitting the ..... .......... more sunshine today and feeling great with extra mild weather continuing across most of the west. ............. temps getting into the mid 70s before noon and upper 70s by lunchtime. highs up near 80 degrees this afternoon. let's take a look at the roads with demetria back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) for the accidentally shooting his child. 31-year-old zachary cory faces one count of child abuse and neglect with bodily harm. the shooting happened tuesday night at a home near las vegas boulevard.. and pecos road. the 8-year-old child is in serious condition.. but is expected to survive./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a woman is dead after being shot inside a home in north las vegas. this happened tuesday night near centennial parkway and lamb. police say two other people we old woman was shot. police say this was domestic- related.. and the other two people that were t

whittling county sheriff's say she was arrested after her involvement. she had worn down on her arrest for probation violation and was charged with felony robbery. >>> new car owners may be driving their new right, but the vehicles don't technically belong to them yet. the attorney general's office received nearly 30 complaints from customers of the next indoor auto sales. consumers accused the dealership of not completing the titling process, leaving them with no proof of ownership. we did some digging to see what, if anything, consumers could do. >> what we would do is still try to reach out to see if there is a way to resolve the complaint by getting titles or the deals on wild.>> k nh purchase the building and started moving in today. still no word about the whereabouts of the owners. >>> concerns over the future of a local ball. how the closure of macy's could >>> the industry hiring hundreds of workers this year and what you need to know to >>> new concerns about the future of an akron law. about 24 hours ago we learned macy's was closing its doors

. >> i think think the field will whittle down on the patient person. >> marco rubio who stumbled at the last debate. >> i did not do well saturday night to listen to this, that will never happen again. >> on the democratic side recover from a brutal loss to he won across the board especially with young people. >> because of a huge voter >> i know i have some work to people. >> the clinton camp quickly released a memo explaining why she is expected to do better are more communities of color. he met with the reverend al sharpton -- sharpton this >>> sarasota police are looking for the victims of 40 car burglaries committed in just two days. they have made for arrests including three teenagers. police say the teens were car hopping. they would go from car to car pulling on handles to see which ones were left open. they target of three downtown parking grudge is, hollywood 20, wells fargo bank and bb&t. burglarized this year were left year were left unlocked. it's a crime of opportunity detectives say can be prevented. vehicles left unlocked, and that includes at your house. up your car

i haven't whittled in-- good evenin', midge, tobias. midge, we found a real nice place for you with mrs. folsom here. but we've already got a place. they have a very nice wagon, midge, and mrs. folsom would very much like to have you with them for the trip. toby too? no, honey, we haven't room for you both. midge, you can't do that. we've already made arrangements. well, why can't i? we have to be together. toby, i don't want to go in their wagon. it'll be all right, honey. you'd be more comfortable in a nice, roomy wagon. i don't care. i want to stay with you. now, just a minute. i've got something to say about this. you want me to go with her? i don't much care. there'll be more room in the wagon for me. all right, i'll go. all right, dear, come on. midge, don't you want the horse? no. i don't want it. midge, i'll-- i'll finish it and bring it over to you. all right, toby, you bring it. thanks, tobias. forget it. that's what you wanted, wasn't it? the kid'll be better off. i'm not fit company for her. i'm not fit company for anybody.

we have so many of those moments that haven't whittled down his support >>> with jeb bush out of the race, john kasich is still in the race. he plays second to new hamp hampshire and this is what he said >> it started as a 16-person race. now, folks, it is down to the final four. we're going to travel all across this country, all over, and then guess what we're going to head to the mid-west, up in illinois, and one of my favorite states of all michigan, ohio and i will take you with me >>> it's interesting. donald trump said don't assume that jeb bush supporters will go other than to him. can he pick up the jeb supporters? >> i think it will be hard. what people keep in mind is who do they think is going to win. as they see the field narrowing down, they will go with the person or people who have momentum. john kasich is a great general election candidate. he can win independence, democrats as well as retain republicans, but getting there is going to be harped for him. if he can hang around-- hard for him >>> another important caucus coming up to tuesday in nevada. what can we expect

. >> it's a whittle while you work mood. >> my mind is focused in one place. >> reporter: the denver health department has pulled kratom off shelves and initiated recalls on kratom products. >> the ingredient is treated victims of kratom and says it acts as a place holder for other drugs and withdrawal is just as ditch. >> it's just as harmful because it keeps the addiction and symptoms going and alive. >> reporter: a kratom ban could be hard on users unless they get help. >> i can't imagine living and not having this in my life. to finding other things to cope which will probably kill me. >>> a surprise for the kids at children's hospital. superheroes came out for an exciting visit. batman and other heroes repelled from the roof of the hospital while excited children watched. the men and women behind the mask are members of the aurora police swat team. >> they have a lot in common and it's great for the kids to they're all tough and resilient and when they get knocked down they get right back up. >> reporter: this is the third year of the event. >>> i lot of us have been on losing t

fest" received 23 applications from hopefuls wanting the chance to win funding which have now been whittled down to four finalists. (music) among them are suman and ramish who want to encourage people to recycle their waste. announcer: suman and ramish want to pay people a small amount of money for their recyclable rubbish when they can then turn into new products to sell. (music) (music) announcer: suman and ramish's plan is currently stuck on the drawing board. but winning "idea fest" would provide a little seed money to see if it could really work. (music) announcer: among the competition is the kathmandu cycle city collective. these advocates of pedal power want to win money for their women on wheels campaign and get more nepali women and girls riding bikes. (music) (music) (whistling) announcer: kathmandus in a bowl like valley and a thick layer of smog often covers the city. women on wheels hope their project could also play a small part in the fight for cleaner air. (music) announcer: so how would women on wheels spend the money if they won "idea fest"? usic) amy: so we're going this

kasich and cruz attempting to whittle down his lead. >> feeds into their fears and says don't worry, trust me, it will all be fixed. >>> a lot of delegates up for grabs. this polling station at the mickey mantle school just opened up. voters will shortly start to begin trickling in. reporting live this morning until 9:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. the exception are duchess and sullivan counties where the polls don't open until noon. >>> breaking news in afghanistan. the taliban claiming responsibility for coordinated attacks on a government security agency in kabul. the attacks include a suicide bombing, killing 28 and injuring more than 300. police have killed one armed assailant. >>> a rockland county man accused of bribing cops into helping his friends get gun permits is free on bond this morning. >> it is the latest fallout from a federal probe into the nypd. >> reporter: alex lichtenstein left the courthouse after facing a judge on charges of bribery and corruption. he was released on a $500,000 bond. he is accused of paying out bribes to nypd cops to issue gun permits without backgro

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here's nicholas whittle. a coptic orthodox church blown up in cairo. christians in iraq and syria kidnapped or driven from their homes. attacks on yazidis and jewish people and others. tolerance between the faiths and freedom of worship are important to the prince of wales. he recently attended the consecration of the new orthodox catheral in west london. he is troubled by the growing evidence of religious intolerance. normally at christmas we think of the birth... his starkest warning yet in a pre—recorded broadcast for thought for the day on bbc radio ahe likened the persecution of christians in iraq to what happened to thejews in nazi germany. we have seen the rise of populist groups across the world who are increasingly aggressive towards those who adhere to a minority faith. all of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. i was born in 1948, just after the end of world war ii, in which my parents's generation had fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and an inhuman attempt to exterminate theje

and the candidates have been whittled down to a final three they are reno 1868... reno united... and reno fc... the team name will also likely include "football club" following the winning name.. it is all decided by fan votes... you can go to kolo tv dot com and click on hot topics... we have a link set up so you can vote... voting ends this sunday night. nevada's nicole wadden has been named the mountain west conference field athlete of the week... she took first place in the pentathlon at the u-w invitational in seattle... it was the third-best score in program history... she also set personal hurdles and the shot put. a report out of new york today claims that colin kaepernick wants out of san francisco...and wants to play for the jets the new york daily news reports that the jets are aware of kaepernick's desire, and are intrigued by the possibility... but the 49ers hold all of the cards... kap is still under contract for another five years, but he could be released before april first, so they tonight: mostly cloudy after midnight, with a low around 20. east wind around 5 mp

. >> you have it whittled down? >> seth: yeah, we're whittled down.names? >> seth: ah-huh >> three middle names. >> seth: three middle names? >> yeah. >> seth: what's the logic behind that.p a little bit. just in case they don't like what you gave them as a first name, they have something else to choose from. >> seth: oh i see.bullpen. >> it's a name bullpen. just in case you messed up and you wanna give your child named. i'm cool with my name being hannibal. [ laughter ] but some kids don't. >> seth: yeah, okay that's good es that's the only advice you give me? >> keep the shelf. >> seth: okay. oh, keep working. >> yeah. >> 'cause then if your wife is spendin' enough time with the baby. you got this tv show. fantastic advice. [ laughter ] i got to do this tv show. i got bits -- i got bits to do. >> seth: that's so much better e names. i gotta remember that. >> three middle names. i don't know, man. i'm not good with babies. when my nephew wilson was he was kind of small. they would try to get me to hold him. i was like, no, let him get -- let him get bigge

the problem is that you have too many candidates in this race and if the field is not whittled down,that is a good shot going into the republican convention. >> if that happens and Ñi who benefits? you assume rubio would benefit. and the reason it's called a brokered convention is all of the candidates have the ability to tell delegates on the first delegate. >> so if it were trump, cruz, and bush, the horse trading going on, nobody gets a majority, then, they say look, i'm the most electable, that isn't a situation in which it hopes they like you. >> it doesn't help if they like you but means ted cruz has problems. if 1938 earl warren came from behind because he gave enough votes to thomas dewey. and you is someone like marco rubio saying to trump okay, i'll put you over the top. and you can see theoretically if they had enough combined one of them goes to the others. and i take the dp slot. >> unbelievable. we'll continue to watch it. it doesn't get until march 15th. right now, each state can get some delegates and we get to a point where it's winner takes all. and it's great to se

there is motions to whittle away at the evidence and called the fruit of the poisonous tree. you know what, it is the fruit of the source of the evidence that is painted and you can use the fruit that is produced and he is trying to get the cell phone out. >> and no questions about whether this is moeller's phone. just a matter of how authorities were able to access the phone. they say it was left behind on the crime scene. >> a former prosecutor is saying that he didn't leave. moeller did not leave his phone to be looked at by the police. the cops violated the fourth amendment against unreasonable search and seizure. >> what are the chances that the judge will rule that evidence should be thrown out and if by chance that evidence is thrown out. what would it mean for the prosecution's case. do they have other evidence. >> they should have other evidence. moeller allegedly wrote emails and says that cops did not believe hopkins when she said she was kidnapped and other evidence. the key cell phone that was allegedly found in dublin might be the entire nature, source of the bu

and unless they find another way, clinton's lead in ohio will be tough to whittle down. and you can't win the election without winning ohio. >> the road to the white house goes through the suburbs in columbus, ohio. >> and just because hillary doesn't mean she's an automatic lock on the women's vote. if he's not competing in swing states like ohio on issues important to women like who is looking out for you? who is going to keep us safe? that's a terrible warning sign. they got to turn it around fast. >> debates loom charge. >> september 26ths one. >>> governor baker signed a bill that could help protect pets who get locked in hot vehicles. first responders will be allowed to break into cars if an animal is at risk. and owners who leave their pets in hot cars could face criminal announcement today about the newest national monument. burt's bees donated land which includes trails and part of the penobscot river. >>> crews were setting the stage for kenny chesney's spread the love tour. miranda lambert and old dominion are expected there. foxborough is letting the show go