one of the abbey's first coronations was held in 1066 -- for william the conqueror. since then, just about every english ruler was crowned sitting in king edward's chair. [ mendelssohn's "wedding march" plays ] the abbey has also been the location for many royal weddings, including that of prince william and kate middleton. one of the greatest honors britain has to offer is to be buried or commemorated here in westminster abbey. this is where queen elizabeth i lies. in fact, more than 3,000 others are buried here. in the central nave are sir isaac newton and charles darwin. in the area known as the poets' corner, there's geoffrey chaucer, charles dickens, and rudyard kipling. perhaps the award for greatest humility goes to the 17th-century poet and playwright ben jonson. 18 square inches of floor space, so he was buried standing up. there are other rich and famous luminaries who aren't buried here but had memorial services -- for example, winston churchill... william shakespeare... and lady di, princess of wales. while some of the greatest figures in history are unde

one of the greatest honors buried or commemorated here in westminster abbey. this is where queen elizabeth i lies. in fact, more than 3,000 others are buried here. in the central nave are sir isaac newton and charles darwin. in the area known as the poets' corner, there's geoffrey chaucer, charles dickens, and rudyard kipling. perhaps the award for greatest humility goes to the 17th-century poet and playwright ben jonson. he had asked the king for just 18 square inches of floor space, so he was buried standing up. there are other rich and famous luminaries who aren't buried here but had memorial services -- for example, winston churchill... william shakespeare... and lady di, princess of wales. while some of the greatest figures in history are under the floor, when visiting, be sure to look up. the vaulted ceilings and stained in fact, those are hallmarks of the gothic style. popular in medieval times, you can recognize gothic architecture by a number of design elements. arches come to a point. ribbing runs across the high ceilings. there's usually a giant win

. >> bella love abbey, the border collie mix, even more today. why? >> she saved my life. she saved our life. >> after sending her twin daughters off to school, she wasn't feeling well, but abbey knew something wasn't right. >> nicole thought the dog had to go outside, but when they went downstairs, abbey rushed to where the carbon monoxide detector was going off. an exhaust pipe was blocked, to be. >> it was like a flash.

. >> it's going against "downtown abbey," a new episode. >> why sunday night? i mean, sunday night is "downton "madame detective" night. >> stephen: yes, last night, america would rather have watched "madame detective," a tv show that, for the record, does not exist. ( laughter ) still, it sounds pretty good. i would watch "madame detective." i believe they're going to show the next democratic debate after the closing credits of "the fantastic four." so, since you couldn't see it through the romulan cloaking device they threw over the debate, let me sum it up for. bernie accused hillary of popping champagne with her wall street buddies in the hot tub of the tears of poor people. hillary said bernie's record on guns means he has innocent blood on his hands that no amount of that hippie dr. bronner's soap can wash off. but the biggest revelation about these candidates did not come out of the debate. in an interview with time magazine, bernie sanders dropped a bombshell about his past that >> as president, you have to preside over estate dinners, you have to host

she's the lead singer of the abbey elmore band, which started in spartanburg. she says she's been writing songs and performing since she was just 12 years old. 3 3 "i can't get enough of music, honestly, as i write it just kind of flows out."nats: drums and it was music that brought abbey and her bandmates together, at a local music store in lyman. lyman. 3 "i was working in that store, when i met them just teaching lessons mostly."and now they have already written a whole nats: singingtwo of three 3 members of the band that i met with tonight say their life would be very different if music was not a part of it."it would be so crazy!" "stressfull, very stressfull." the group says they have dreams for their futures like most musicians, to hit the road and tour, play shows across the country... and as they are working to beat the odds in a challenging industry to break through they have advice for those who feel like they can't make it big."i say who cares play if you want to, play if you like it.and they encourage others to play music because of the impact it's

abbey livingston, and darrell roland of the columbus dispatch from columbus.you, both for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> the candidates we are talking about here have been left out a little bit. ted cruz a dead man walking, a lot of journalists leave john kasich out of the mix here, surprising to me. so darrell, let me start with you. what is your sense whether john kasich needs to do more to fight his way back in the conversation or just the strategy of doing well in mitch back and ohio is enough. >> he certainly needs to do more. a certain frustration i think with the kasich campaign. because things have kind of gone how they predicted. they were never predicting they were going to do well in those states immediately after new hampshire, where it got second place finish of course, in south carolina, in nevada. but i think it's crucial, he has to win quote-unquote his share of delegates, as he said today in mississippi. of the super tuesday, sec primary on march 1st, this coming tuesday. otherwise, he risks being irrelevant. i don't know how you go t

. >> and a simple life of prayer and a look in the abbey where monkses dedicate their lives. >>> and students on theamherst campus have been ordered to shelter in place. >> a hostile person with a gun was reported on the scene. and a second tweet does is you -- suggested that a second person may be involved. we'll keep you up to date. >>> thank you for being here. i'm bruce johnson. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. >> reporter: a week ago wednesday, osama el-atari was alive. thursday, his family reported him missing. saturday, his body was found in his pickup along this road. police believe she was dead the whole time. two men, eric garra and taqwa muhammad are charged with murdering el-atari. say they it's a botched robbery and that the killers atari's rolex and other items before they took him to a remote road and shot him. >> last i heard, he was going to a meeting. >> reporter: he was a convicted in a ponzi scheme, and jail in jail, he turned informant. he helped to solve several horrific crimes. >>> a marine was attacked by a group of young man in northwest. you can see a teen in a whit

a nun -- from a nearby abbey -- happened to be walking in the woods -- and heard his cry for help. the man's pastor says it was no accident she was there at just the baptist church) "i think god looks out for people in general, i think he loves us and so i don't think it's necessarily coincidental.' the man suffered injuries to his lower legs and has hypothermia. he is in good condition at a boston hospital. treating chronic back and leg pain can be tricky and it doesn't always work. a little later we'll tell you about a fairly new treatment that offers patients yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. learned to make it when i lived in tonga. you should get out more. chicken. geico motorcycle. great rates for great rides. it's been a week since a family of six was killed in a murder-suicide. police found the bodies of todd, lori, landon, brooke, doris, and cameron dooley inside two different homes in chesa

some street flooding wouldn't be out of the question abbey might hear a -- and might hear a rumble of thunder. today, high of 51. tuesday, high of 44 and rain arrives. 56 on wednesday, all rain on wednesday, it could be windy and rainy at times, a rumble of thunder not out of the question. thursday, the rain ends, 57, still mild. after that, cooler air wings into the region and we wind up with highs in the 40s, friday, saturday and sunday. and sunday we could see flurries or snow shower. web, when we're not on the air, go to 6abc.com/weather and get the latest information on the precipitation on the way. there's a fair amount of it over the next couple of days, not today, but starting tomorrow. >>> james comey is demanding access to the iphone of the terrorists from san bernadino. the comments comes five days after the federal judge ordered apple to hack into the phone. apple has rejected the request. tim cook argues that the software could be used to break into millions of other iphones. [inaudible] >>> this is an impressive total. hundreds of students taking part in the annual dance

abbey wants to get going. abbey is eager because she heard jack and jill got adopted. >> we' re going 5 for 5! thank you, mr. danny! everyone loving to watch us and see these great animals and coming in and two beautiful big shepards and golden and black lab and puppies and kittens. >> where will you be? >> at the center at 401 south laurel avenue in sanford and love for you to come out and don' t forget the dog for the day because that' s a great opportunity to get acquainted with a dog and see if that could be the right fit. >> reporter: and for more information go to pet rescue by judy.com thanks, judy. >> thank you! >> justin: well, talk about a true gentleman. a high school senior in utah has dozens of sweethearts on this valentine' s day. 900 to be exact! for months hayden godfrey saved up to buy carnations for every girl in his school. he tds, quote, i don' t think anything can compare to every girl in your life holding a flower as they walk through the halls. the facebook has nearly 6,000 jayerses. chi

that happened at the intersection of 6th abbey -- and fisher. and then the stolen car kept going and it hit several parked cars. then the car did stop after the police pursuit police did get the suspect out of the vehicle and they able to arrest him. back out here live, the woman in the red vehicle was transported to the hospital. she is in staibl -- stable condition. the driver is facing serious charges. they have not listed what charges he is facing yet. it is not clear if it was an armed robbery, or what went down when he approached the pizza delivery man. a lot of people on the block will be waking you up this morng having no idea what happened to their vehicles last night. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> happening today, classes resume at ursinus college where a stomach bug sickened almost 200 people. through the end of february, jefferson university hospital is offering students free video visitors with the doctors through the jeff connect app. >>> cold weather caused a water pipe to burst into dorm at temple university. offic

buildings on the our lady of the mississippi abbey...stealing 750 dollars from nuns. that case is still open. and out of those 13 arrests made from the website -- two more are pending. the police department hopes to gets more cases on the site. we've got you covered live in dubuque...shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. police say the website gets many views -- twenty-two thousand since it first launched. and this isn't the only way for the public to submit tips to the police department through the there's also the "my d-b-q" mobile app. for more information, check out our website...kwwl dot com. a man charged with murder loses his bid to move his trial out of dubuque county. on wednesday a judge denied eddie hicks' motion for a change of venue. hicks said extensive media coverage would make it difficult to pick a fair jury in dubuque county hicks is accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend, kahdyesha lemon, last year in dubuque. the trial is set to begin march 29. an eastern iowa woman is sentenced for insurance fraud and filing a false report. stephanie settle was

. >> or the cast of downton abbey. >> the cast of downton abbey. >> who's most likely to pull a kanye if they don't win? the cast of mad men, "game of thrones" or downton abbey? >> the cast of straight out of compton. >> it really would have been amazing if straight out of compton had -- >> i just wanted them to rush the stage. >> we know one winner who will make that team for super bowl 50. halftime show, our very own kelsey takes us inside the making of the super bowl. >> guys, super bowl sunday is right around the corner, and while the players may be concentrating on the field, there's going to be thousands of people behind the scenes making the entire show a spectacle. >> we've been preparing for this show for years. we have some 12 trucks, 550 people to put this show on. 100-plus cameras many. >> so if cam newton comes on the field in a zebra pant, you're going to have cameras to see it. >> we are not going to miss anything. >> so now we are down on the field. >> on the field. >> i feel so excited. >> in is where they're going to play the game! >> execution! >> forget the game. >

. >> reporter: abbey is part of a group of super sleepers that only need four to six hours a night. >> we're born to need less sleep. >> reporter: a genetic mutation allows people like abbey to function on little sleep. >> no matter if i get two, three, four hours, i always feel energetic and awake. >> reporter: the mutation occurs in natural short sleepers and runs in the family. typically they have two jobs, are very active and in good mental health. sheep says because they -- she says because they sleep more efficiently than the rest of us. >> i look at this as a gift. my day is longer than most people. i can get more things done. i just love this. >> reporter: but it's a very rare gift, affecting less than 1% of the population. >> is that a possibility that your study could create a drug or some kind of supplement that would recreate the effect? >> i think in the long-run, someday that's a real possibility. because if we can understand what makes these people sleep more efficient, therefore we can come up with some idea about how to safely regulate our sleep more efficiently. >> r

but abbey didn't stop at the door, she continued downstairs where the carbon monoxide detector was going off. it turned out something was blocked. abbey new something wasn't right and wanted her family saved. >> she saved my life, she saved >> we love her a lot and she'ss really amazing. >> so cute. >> reporter: so, beautiful day today, winds tomorrow. watch for that. another very bad hair day. mike nelson is in the house. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. >>> get ready for the coolest and hottest party in town. it's "the chew's" fire and ice ball. mario and michael are getting the party started with a duo of delicious dishes that'll heat things up in no time. then brace yourselves for a decadent frozen chocolat

"dennis johnson" is a worker at the sylvan abbey memorial park. and he helped find, a missing elderly man. 3 johnson was doing his rounds on the morning of 82 year old "bob taylor" lying in a wooded area of the memorial park. it was also one of the *coldest days of the year. johnson quickly called police, and rushed to keep the man warm. taylor was treated at the hospital, johnson will recieve the clearwater police samaritan award, during a ceremony at the park around eight this morning. 3 3 and now, to one huge birthday party in pinellas county. lets just say it was a *century in the making. 3 meet ruth matthews.. she's lived through two world wars... and has even seen the *invention of television.. and now she's celebrating her 100th birthday. she actually set the milestone on valentine's day... but just had her *party on wednesday. she's actually calling it her sweet 16... plus 84 years. ruth stays at the palm garden of largo. ruth's son says his mother is actually the first person in their family to ever reach the century mark. 3 ruth raised t

a live look from abbey road this morning in london. courtesy of earth- get 30% off every guest investigators in kansas are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting spree near wichita. police say 38- year-old cedric ford opened fire on several people at three separate locations in hesston, including a lawn care products factory where he worked. at least four people died including killed in a confrontation with police. on the campaign trail, republican presidential candidates turn their focus back to super tuesday states after a heated debate thursday night in texas. marco rubio and ted cruz attacked frontrunner, donald trump, on immigration, healthcare, and taxes. close to 600 delegates are up for grabs in next week's contests...nearly half the total needed to clinch the nomination. it's a sign spring training is about to begin. if you're a rays fan, you're going to want to check out their fan fest tomorrow. the fun takes place from 11:00 until 4:00 at tropicana field. fans can meet and talk with players, coaches, and alumni.

there is one called the abbey that was an abbey. >> oh, interesting. >> well, okay. but a thing you don't see in l.a. which is my favorite thing that i ever saw in scotland was,s walking to school, and i just saw a scottish bagpiper in full garb playing and then just fall over,le of the street. just like a tree branch. it was my quintessential scottish moment. >> jimmy: what could be more scottish than that? >> it was amazing. yone help him? >> no, i ran over to see if he under don't, under the they didn't wear it. >> jimmy: very considerate of you. >> yeah, i thought i'd check it out. that's a sex crime by the way. >> he didn't seem to mind. >> jimmy: in this movie you shot in new york, was that a fun experience for you? >> so fun. >> jimmy: in the city on the streets there? i love it. we have such a great cast. it was really great. to shoot in the city, the city never sleeps. >> jimmy: that's what i've heard. >> it was great. we shot a lot.is about dating and single life and we spend a lot of time shooting in bars and late at night. we were constantly surrounded by

the movie stars lily james of "downton abbey," "doctor who's" matt smith, and "game of thrones" veterans charles dance... "the fairest wifely choices be right here in this room." "my daughters are trained for battle, sir..." (nat-fighting) "not the kitchen." ...and lena headey. "i do not know which i admire more, elizabeth bennet: your skill as a warrior, or your resolve as a woman." based on and seth grahame- smith, the film doesn't just throw zombies into the plot without a reason, or sacrifice the original story. "i think there's a sort of timelessness in a universality to the love story, and i think that pride and prejudice element of it is really strong in the movie." "it was keeping a lot of the original text, keeping the characters very much of linear with the original text. the zombies just are a factor of the movie, and i think that makes it all the more better for it." "i shall never relinquish my sword for a ring." (nat-sword drawn) "i think it's really smart and really and fun and just, you know, i was desperate to be a part of this film, which had like five girls at the fron