. >> even why the a.g. is being strict, he's taking cash from some of those he's investigated. >> reporter: in her playboy videos, she expressed no interest in law or new york politics. >> i love photography, fashion and traveling. >> reporter: but so far this year, the texas model who posted the biggest single contribution to new york attorney general erik sh need irman outside of his family. why would a model from texas send money to our top prosecutor? weso asked. we've yet to hear back. but one clue to this model's political motivation is also on her instagram account. her recent marriage to private equity billionaire robert smith. before he married his wife, smith had already contributed $150,000 to schneiderman's campaign, most of it donated after schneiderman launched an investigation into the private equity industry. there's no evidence his firm was ever one subpoenaed, and smith did not respond for co., but the a.g. has been called the sheriff of wall street. and some may try to use their donations

mean while the a.g. office tells me it's unclear whether all of these violations would have been visible during county inspection says. so if county inspection protocols cannot catch something like this, we want to know should the process just be changed? >> a couple things here come to mind. who is this third-party inspector for kb and do the county inspectors face any penalties for not catching any of this? >> we don't know who that inspector is. that's one of the questions we have. we do know kb will have to foot the bill for that. as far as the county there's actually a supreme court decision a few yearsing that says they don't have to -- years ago that says they don't have to pay anything. you cannot sue the county. >> more to come for sure. thank you, shannon. if your home was built by kb and is in need of repair, you should contact kb for an inspection. 813-387-9600 is the phone number. the information is also posted on www.wfla.com. >>> on his way back home pope francis managed to upset president

our partners at ohio.com asked the a.g. would file a lawsuit in the akron case but the attorney general would not comment, at least not yet. >>> the university of akron regarding the president, scott scarborough. this follows more than a year of controversy following budget cutbacks, layoffs and program eliminations. yesterday, by the way, the honors college received more than $10 million from two alumni. observers said that gift would likely have no effect on the vote. >>> the city of cleveland continues to commemorate black history month. today recognizing local african- american faces in media who contribute to our city ensuring a brighter future for others. the event takes place right now at city hall in cleveland in the rotunda. >>> the news at noon continues. a historic trade agreement signed. >>> find out what the g.o.p. front runners are accusing each >>> we are taking another look at breaking news right now on i 89 r 90. one -- i-90. one person is dead after a crash there. we have the latest on the story. what are

john: daimler a.g. is recalling more vehicles connected to problems with the takata air bags involving more than 840,000 vehicles including mercedes-benz cars and s.u.v.'s from the 2005 to 2014 model years. it includes 2007 to 2014 sprinter and freight line are advances. daimler says it is say royal caribbean should have known better.o port after hitting waves on the way to florida. government weather watchers say the storm was well advertised and alerts much sent out. royal caribbean is not commenting on the decision to says conditions were "unexpectedly"unexpected "unexpectedly severe". barbara: a construction worker is lucky to survive this. he was operating an excavator too close to the building when that wall came down on him. the worker walked away unharmed but what a story he has to tell this morning. john: somebody didn't plan that out right. barbara: no. the person there was laughing. don: that is disturbing. john: glad it worked out. barbara: maybe they didn't know somebody was in there. that

contributor is required to certify they have no matters currently pending or recently resolved by the a.g. >> in the case of the attorney general, i've seen no evidence that there's been any influence by political contributions. i'll say as a general matter, there is political science out there that says the donor class has more influence over policy than the general public. >> reporter: a spokesman said there are many examples where he has investigated his own political donors. he's taken at least $100,000 from cable companies but he recently announced an investigation into cable internet speeds. we should point out nbc universe al owns a stake in fan duel. >>> breaking news right now on the upper west side where a person has been stabbed in what law enforcement sources tell us was a robbery attempt at the corner of 88th street and columbus avenue. the victim is in serious but stable condition. right now police don't have any suspects. >>> we want to shift gears right now. a . >>> the bagel store is now padlocked. the owner says they needed renovations to help with the growing demand tha

king was in oakland in 1962 at the oakland auditorium and my stepfather in law richard a.g. foster and reverend stovall and a lot of key ministers of the bay area, i got a chance to meet dr. king at the open auditorium and three months prior to his visit in december of 1962, we had what is called the mind of the ghetto conference where malcolm x and mohamed ali had come to oakland to crack a plan and discuss ideas such as reparations and so forth and a lot of the energy and thought and information from that conference was given to dr. king when he visited here which became the grist for his march on washington in '63. the following year. there's a check that needs to be cashed where blacks have been ignored. so that's, that's -- >> a wonderful introduction and thank you for that richness. that's one of the reasons why we invited you. please join us with paul cobment -- cob. farz . >>> welcome back. we've been talking to paul cobb black history month. tell us about what you do. >> we have nine papers all over california, and we have el mundo our spanish language newspaper. we

grace: the a.g. argued a case in front of the nation's highest court during scalia's tenure on the bench. it was the prairie meadows case. at question was whether it was constitutional for the legislature to have a different tax for the land-based casinos as with riverboat casinos. >> i was terrified. this was the first time i was arguing a case before the u.s. supreme court. justices sometimes rather than trying to challenge you, they try to help you because they're trying to make an argument to other members of the court. justice scalia and justice breyer did that in my case. grace: senator chuck grassley joined other prominent gop senators saying president obama should not appoint scalia's grassley claimed it's been standard practice over the last 80 years not to nominate or confirm a supreme court justice during a presidential election year. turns out justice anthony kennedy was nominated and confirmed in 1988, the year george bush was elected president. senator joni ernst is in germany at a secu

i need to speak to the a.g., please, as soon as possible. and we need it fast. no. there's been some kind of mistake. i didn't do anything wrong! you can call my husband. he's waiting for me. did he attack you in your car? there was no mistake. i've been in here long enough to realize he doesn't make mistakes. how long have you been in here? is it still april? no. it's may. may. [gasps] he...he gives me clean clothes and food, but... there's no schedule to it. i can't keep track of the days. oh, my god. what's your name? emma. hi, emma. [gasps] [clanking, whirring] begin. what does that mean? i just want you to know... i'm really sorry we have to do this. oh, my god. agent hotchner, what you're asking for is extremely sensitive. we're asking for you to cooperate with a federal investigation. you're presuming that the 3 different car companies represented in this room track our drivers via their gps. that's a bold presumption. actually, it's not bold, and we're presuming nothing. when customers access their gps for the first time, they go to a "terms and conditions"

. >> reporter: in fact, the florida's a.g.'s office received 152 complaints surrounding rental cars and tolls and it's been investigating this since 2010. it's not just dollar named either. hertz, thirsty, alamo and -- thrifty, and alamo. it says customers are clearly noticed of a $15 administration fee when they decline the prepaid sun pass. enterprise holding which operates alamo, and national says it's been proactively and a newly proposed bill would require exposure. watch as this producer goes undercover at tampa international, asking about these kinds of charges. listen as she asked about the fees. >> there is a fee that has been added recently called a toll administration fee. you can explain to me exactly what that it? >> it activates if you drive-thru without paying any of the toll roads. >> people like john and steve and many others declining the florida sun pass they believe they were overcharged for something that wasn't thoroughly explained to them at the rental car counter. >> they're less than honest. they have t

the union says if it results in no charges, they will explore private complaints or having the a.g. look into it though he hopes it doesn't come to that. cydney long, "nbc 10 news." >> a delaware county teacher and high school track coach is charged this evening with sexually assaulting a student. gregory stanczuk works at ridley high school. >> reporter: he was not only a teach are here he was also a track and field coach. but more than that he was a trusted adviser, someone students looked up to. investigators say he used that position to take advantage of a student. the 52-year-old is accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old female student who ran track. investigators say he earned the student's trustpy talking to her after she broke 1 her boyfriend. according to authorities rides home turned into text, and eventual phone call at 2:00 a.m. picking up the teen and taking her to a hotel. investigators are concerned that more students are involved. he has been charged with felony institutional sexual assault. >>> to our weather now. what do we say we put the below freezing temp

. >> so the a.g. settlement requires kb to years old, but kb has to fork over $6.5 million in fines, many of which will go to homeowners. keep in mind our 8 on your side investigation already led kb home to spend about $71 million to fix homes. if your home was built by kb and is in need of repair, inspection. the phone number there on your screen, 813-387, 9600. we are also posting this information at www.wfla.com. >>> still to come business opportunities with cuba. >> coming up 8 on your side's jeff patterson is in havana tonight to show us the changes and how they impact you. >> plus brazil considered ground zero for the zika virus, coming up how that's having an impact on the travel industry. >> a bit more sunshine today helped lift our high temperature to 66 degrees, very nice day, even warmer tomorrow. nice weekend forecast, a few more clouds, but i think you'll like it. >>> 8 on your side's jeff patterson is once again in cuba as the u.s. considers lifting the cuba embargo. congresswoman kelly

but ohio a.g. mike dewine and senator rob portman are both portman' s a familiar voice in the battle against heroin. there' s been a big push to offer the antidote across the state. year to save lives according to state records. this announcement, set for 10:00 a.m., is not for all kroger stores according to officials, just those in the greater cincinnati and northern kentucky area. we will be here to get the latest on what this announcement means. we will bring that to you. for now live in oakley, dan , griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: the third streetcar has officially arrived in over-the-rhine. two more are still on their way in the coming months. this latest streetcar looks a little different. it has the word cincinnati on the side. according to city officials the next delivery is set for the end of this month and car number five is expected before the end of march. lisa: soon there will an all out blitz to encourage you to be streetcar-safe. drivers and pedestrians. will both have to learn quickly

it was really a slap of the hand, also of the a.g., camela harris. the judge said she should not have accepted the changes because it was a whole new ballot measure. now it goes to the state supreme court where brown has three of the seven appointees. it will be interesting to see what they do. >> former state senator lee sentenced to five years in prison. of course, he was caught up in the fbi sting of raymond chow. he was sentenced for exchanging political favors for campaign contributions. do you think this finally puts a lid on that one chapter? and how has it changed the democratic party? >> well, leland ye was never a favorite among democrats in sacramento. he was always regarded a showboat and lone wolf on certain issues. i don't think there were a lot of tears shed. that said, his getting caught up in the sting happened when other controversies and scandals were happening up in sacramento. so there's actually a ballot measure in june which the legislature put on allowing them to suspend members of the legislature when they're caught up in the

a.g. loretta lynch filed the argument after ferguson city council rejected a negotiated improvement in the way treats and courts treat minorities. they have been under justice department scrutiny since 18-year-old michael brown was fatally shot by a white officer >>> in brooklyn, jurors resume their deliberations tomorrow in the nypd police officer who killed an unarmed man. officer peter liang shot a man at the pink houses in new york in 2014. he says the shooting was an accident. the charges against liang include manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. >>> one night after the new hampshire primary, the pool of potential republican presidential nominees has shrunk by two. governor chris christie called it quits late today after returning to new jersey. christie got 7% of the gop vote last night. better than he did at the iowa caucuses. but it was not good enough to salvage his struggling campaign. back here at home, some of christie's constituents are disappointed. others say he n

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@shelley: in just released a.g.'s @report says vor contributing @factors, she was depressed and @her condition may have been @aggravated by relationship @issues including possible @domestic violence. @the bodies of she and her @daughters were found on @march 28, 2015. @a state attorney general report @says they were discovered by @alexi, her estranged husband and @the children's father. @she had moved out and had gone @to the home with a work crew and @found his wife and daughters @dead. @witnesses told investigators it @looked like this mother had been @depressed for months. @p>> primary factors which may @could have been her mental @health issues, as well as @marital issues. @shelley: the report also find @that ubukof was in no way @responsible for the killing of @his wife and children. @shelley walcott, wmur news 9. @josh: troubling new statistics @about from nashua about opioid @overdoses. @amy coveno is live in nashua @with details. @reporter: good evening. @we're inside an ambulance here @at american medical re

servant and we could see him in some type of public capacity should dwt become president whether it's a.g., secretary of state, department of homeland security head, that remains to be seen but i don't think chris christie is going anywhere. >> thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> now let's talk about the democrats. tomorrow hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off in the south carolina democratic primary. right now clinton is leading sanders in the polls there. let's take a live look at originalsburg, south carolina. bernie sanders is expected to take the stage not too long from now campaigning in south carolina. earlier the senator was in mississippi where he criticized clinton for not releasing transcripts of her speeches. >> she also received many millions of dollars in speaker fees. she is a very good speaker i admit that. but to get $225,000 for a speech to goldman sachs you got to be really good. i don't know that she's that good. >> tomorrow sanders will be back in minnesota where he is hoping to win the democratic caucuses on super tuesday. clinton began

they argue the a.g. wasn't asked whether the state would have to lower the spending cap under the governor's plan, something that would keep the plan from working. the governor is hoping this would free up money to build up highways and add funding to education. >>> today navy seal edward byers received the medal of honor for his role in rescuing an american civilian held hostage by taliban insurgents in afghanistan. the rescue man now lives in colorado. president obama awarded senior chief special warfare operator byers the highest medal for valor in combat. only five other seals received the honor. senior chief byers is also the first living active duty member of the navy to receive the award in four decades. the rescue was undertaken by members of the failed seal team 6 in eastern afghanistan. it was for an american american byers was the second to enter the building. the first to enter was shot and killed. dilip said, "i'm extremely happy to hear that chief byers is receiving this honor. he and his t

the a.g. argued a case in front during scalia's tenure on the it was the prairie meadows case. constitutional for the legislature to have a different tax for the land-based casinos, as with riverboat casinos. >> i was terrified. this was the first time i was supreme court. justices sometimes, rather than trying to challenge you, they try to help you because they're trying to make an argument to other members of the court. justice scalia and justice breyer did that in my case. grace senator chuck grassley : joined other prominent gop senators saying president obama should not appoint scalia's successor. grassley claimed it's been standard practice over the last 80 years not to nominate or confirm a supreme court justice during a presidential election year. turns out, justice anthony kennedy was nominated and confirmed in 1988, the year george bush was elected president. at a security conference, but released a statement saying, "justice scalia was a passionate defender of our constitution upholding the principles on , which our country was founded." attorney general miller says

. >> reporter: it's not clear how many got scammed but the a.g.' says in delaware volunteer fire companies do not ask for money over the phone, most don't knock on doors, they send pledge envelopes to your home. if you get a call, never give your credit card or bank information. >> we want people to support local fire. cans we want to make sure they're not getting taken advantage of. >> reporter: envelope's a good way to send a check. >> come to the firehouse, give to someone directly squl. >> reporter: volunteer fire companies don't want you to get scammed. best thing is say -- >> good bye. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> the big question, will the judge rule? inside the courtroom, lawyers argue over the criminal case against bill cosby. a live update next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." >>> flooding concerns across the area. we have a lot of rain to get through before it comes to an end. we'll track showers for you, let you know what to expect for the rest of tonight and who has the biggest threat for flooding

attorney general's office @says the letter is not illegal @because voting is public @information, and the a.g. will @not be taking any further @action. @now, right now polls are still @open across new hampshire, of @course, but results are already @in for three towns. @continuing a long standing @tradition, dixville notch, @hart's location and mills field @voters cast their ballots at @midnight a. random drawing @determined who would go first in @dixville notch, and the luck @voter was jeff stevens, said it @was a surreal moment and he @considers voting a privilege. @p>> to me it feels special every @time i vote, because i know that @nobody is preventing me from @doing that. @josh: in all there were nine @ballots cast in dixville notch, @eight voters were present and @there was one absentee. @less than a minute after the @polls opened, they closed. @on the republican side, john @kasich came out on top, beating @on the democrats it was a clean @sweep for bernie sanders, all @four votes going to him. @in hart's location on the g.o.p. @side, kasich got five votes, @once again beating donald trum

ohio' s a.g. and senator rob portman are expected to be part kroger has not said much about the announcement, but it' s no secret senator portman has been outspoken in the heroin epidemic. according to state records, last year narcan was dispensed 13,000 times around ohio. and cvs started selling narcan over the counter this month. this announcement will take place at the oakley kroger, and is expected about 10:00 a.m.. we will be here. live in oakley, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: several people stabbed, and the suspect shot and killed by police in columbus last officers say they were called to a shopping center for a man with a machete. the suspect was shot and killed nearby. witnesses who were in the restaurant at the time describe it as a horrific scene. >> a man came in and started beating up on a man. i thought it was a personal thing. then he just started down the row hitting everybody. i don' t know people were , bleeding. cook' s -- s blood all over inside the restaurant there. mark: fi

if a republican is elected and the a.g. comes in, she's going to play the againeder card so hard.you are not going to see a gender card played like this ever. >> this is why she has to win the presidency. is she going to go -- >> jail or the white house. she's going to play it hard. i know you don't want to see that in a skirt. >> he almost had to be resuscitated. >> i think it's more than 5500 pages of her e-mails have been released. this is the final batch that's coming out? >> yes. >> out of that, we have 1800 where people say, we think it might have been classified or not. but still, to my mind, zip, i even read today in the wall street journal editorial page, they were saying, you know, the only thing that can stop hillary given what we talked about in terms of her mounting lead in the race is that she would be indicted or something like that. even the journal said not likely. >> the journal's always right. >> way to nail those valerie jarrett talking points. >> oh, my -- there's chris wallace. >> where is chris? we love chris wallace. you are in for a special treat ahead. bi

but you mentioned for loretta lynch, the a.g., this could put her in a tough situation. >> you have james comey, a seasoned prosecutor and he's not going to recommend charges unless he feels it's a strong winnable case. if he recommends felony charges, the attorney general has to say do i respect the rule of law and indict hillary clinton or does she side with the president and hillary clinton. in a politically charged year like this one, how cot administration recommend to indict her. deirdre: we have been talking about the discussion between privacy and security. there is a judge siding with apple. it's been apple versus the f.b.i. on apple's challenge against the government's use of the all writs act to force apple to provide the data from that san bernardino shooter's iphone. >> i look at apple under a business that operates under incentives related to that. their biggest markets will be china, india, and abroad. they care if their phone gets involved in a government probe, will they be able to rely on apple to protect their dat. i think all americans agree they would rather be safe t

respectfully to geraldo's point about the congressman and whatever, i do want to say that i think a.g not, you know, the former, she's not the former attorney general, excuse me, and i do think that she has a reputation for being independent and something a little bit different than what we saw with eric holder. i don't think it's right when we start presuming that law enforcement is not able to be independent just because maybe they're a registered democrat -- harris: andrea's laughing. ebony: i think it's true consistently. i didn't think there should be a special prosecutor in the ferguson shooting -- andrea: it's highly political. eric holder, and we will see exactly how -- harris: well, hillary clinton says she's not worried. how would she know not to be worried? president obama wasn't worried. how would he know not to be worried? >> i disagree. harris: you put the person who would make the decision in the job, mr. president. >> now, why would you say that about uma abedin? andrea: geraldo, i know you're here today deliberately to fight with me -- laugh i'm not taking it today. >

the senator also asked the a.g.bout the growing need to prosecute these opioid related cases. >> you must see the ramifications of this problem. >> most law enforcement recognize it is also a public health issue as much as it is law enforcement, and that they are working in their community on prevention, education, and treatment. >> cane recently introduced a bill that would allow doctors to prescribe a drug alongside these prescriptions to help counter an overdose if one should occur. >>> the summer break could be getting shorter for a lot of the kids in virginia. the virginia house passed a bill that allows schools to start before labor day. each local school board would be able to set its own calendar. it now heads to the senate. the plan had been opposed by some tourism groups who say it would hurt business. >>> the principal chosen to run a new all-boys high school in the district doesn't mince words. he tells potential students his mother was a prostitute who abandoned the family when he was just 4. it's part

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i know the a.g.'s looking at it. i note the fbi is looking at it but, you know, perhaps we might want to consider that. >> and i would concur and encourage people, if they feel retaliated against for telling the truth and exposing the reality of what happened, come talk to us. both sides of the aisle. there is no way we're going to stand for that. we're going to have your back. we're going to make sure the truth will get out there. you should not be retaliated. there are whistle-blower protections in place sharing information with congress that's vital for us doing our jobs. and, please, pass that -- pass that word along. we'll now recognize the gentle woman from michigan ms. lawrence for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. cray, on january 29th, ranking member cummings and myself sent to governor snyder a detailed document request. as of this morning the committee has not received any response from the governor. since this request covers your agency, can you tell the committee what tens have been taken to collect these

. >> reporter: there is the pattern that plays a he say something and a.g. and other righteous and nobody can get it to the issues. it's not going to work to be more. i was then all my time talk about what this campaign will be a. >> mark: apple as a decision not to help the fbi takagi-. we'll have the response that came from apple. can secure a woman ec your door or action to reverse. the state prison system is making an sec. here's a live look at the bay bridge. the sun is coming out. >> darya: we're looking at whether. but >> james: p. at temperatures that are more like may even though we're in the end of february. >> darya: is very warm. but >> james: people delaware in shorts and t-shirts today. here at the spate of life you. he did his son john coming down. generally this a few high clouds out there that set. but soon and unsealed were having for term for correct conditions. the tender is coming from the north that for the warmer temperature coming from. it will keep us on the unseasonably warm side. right now you needed jacket right now to the low 40'

bill: the a.g. promising an independent review of the email matters.ng come of this investigation? doug and monica on deck. plus this. martha: it's a life or death moment. a police officer rushing to help a man trapped inside a burning truck. martha: dramatic dash cam video shows a police officer responding to an accident where a passenger was trapped inside a burning truck. >> get out of the car. your truck is on fire. get out schament come on. your car is on fire. you are on fire! martha: seconds later the officer pulled him to safety with some good samaritans pitching in as well. the victim was taken to the hospital where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. >> if you make the case hillary clinton mishandled classified information will you prosecute the case. > >> that's being handled by the independent tornd in the department of justice. they follow the law and they will make a recommendation when the time is appropriate. bill: loretta lynch refusing to say whether or not the d.o.j. will charge hillary clinton for mishandling classifie

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i know the a.g. is looking at it. the fbi is looking at it. perhaps we want to consider that. >> i would concur and encourage people if they feel retall yated against for telling the truth and exposing the reality, come talk to us. there is no way we'll stand for that. we'll have your back and make sure the truth gets out there. you should not be retaliated. there are whistle blower protections in place for sharing information with congress that's vital for us to do our jobs. please, pass that word along. we now recognize the gentle woman from michigan, ms. lawrence, for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. cray, on january 29, ranking member cummings and myself sent to governor snyder a detailed document request. as of this morning the committee has not received any response from the governor. since this request covers your agency, can you tell the committee what steps have been taken to collect these documents and when will we get them? >> i'm aware of the letter. i believe there is a february 11 date. i'm aware the governor's office is reviewing

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