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another agonizing day >>> east bay family spends another agonizing day without their 11-month of old. pet disappeared after someone broke into tear home. fremont said this brown and white shitzou was in a clothespin on friday. when the family got home the dog was gone and so was jewelry and computers. they're looking at several avenues to bring her back. >> i know that often people post on craigslist. if you own a pet store or work at within, be aware of this. we want to get the dog back home to her family. she's a pet. a family dog. and they want her back. >> she recently had surgery and just had her stitches removed last week. her shaved belly might help someone recognize her and help her reunite with her family. >>> the bay area's largest city and one of the fastest growing airports in the country is increasing the number of firefighters on duty following an investigation into staffing there. mineta international airport has six full-time firefighters on duty at any one time. last year they only had four. airport officials say faa rules required this move in october because of the

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and you just hear the little one moaning and groaning, because he is in agonizing pain. he was there at the shopping center with his mother. he was playing with marbles when he slipped and got his hand stuck in the mechanical stairway. it looks like when they free him the mom picks him up, the rescue crews take him to the emergency room. no major damage to his limb. >> that kid is so lucky. >> so often in our daily lives, we don't think of them as being tremendously dangerous. for a small hand or foot, it's scary. >> it sounds like the company going to be held responsible, because the railing wasn't intact, which is why his hand got stuck in the first place. >>> wow we've got all these videos. >> a young man sending a message to his brother evan, serving his country in the navy. >> what would you guys say to evan if he was here right now? >> i would hug him so much. >> but they're not looking behind him. >> oh, my gosh, what's going on in the kitchen here? look to your left. >> oh, my god. >> they're a little blown away by this moment happening right there. you see as th

but more importantly, while governments in the west and celebrity chefs like jamie oliver agonize over what to do about nutrition for kids, india has actually gone ahead and done something about it. and after a satisfying lunch, what better way to relax than by reading the paper? instead of running around after their heavy meal, the kids here are taught to read aloud from old newspapers. [reading in foreign language] amos: while most indian schools cook their own lunches each day, some are getting outside help on a massive scale. many schools now have their midday meals mass-produced in high-tech kitchens like this one. man: we can see the blending of the masala. amos: okay. it's the result of collaboration between state governments and a religious group familiar to many in the west. man: now we are entering the production area. amos: the hare krishna movement prepares 820,000 lunches in kitchens like this every school day. they call it a gravity force kitchen. man: we have three-story silos on the top of this floor, one for lentils and two for rice. amos: rice and lentils come from si

. >> it was agonizing. as the hours went by, you fear for the worst. >> reporter: the fear turned to joy when 12 hours later a worker at a cemetery spotted taylor in the woods. detective thomas stall was one of the first to get there. rescue crews captured what happened next. they worked to warm the 82-year- old uptaking off their jackets, taking him from the woods to the ambulance. >> i don't know how much longer johnson wasn't able to find him there. >> reporter: missing persons detectives tell us those with dementia are often the ones they are looking for. the pinellas county sheriff's office offers project lifesaver, technology that can minutes. metal detector. signal. the signal gets stronger as you get closer to the patient. >> reporter: as for taylor. >> he has a sense of humor. he is trying to figure out what cemetery. >> reporter: yeah, mr. thankful this evening. they say he is in the hospital being treated for hypothermia and he will have to be there several days after his night josh? >> oh, but g

@we've watched agonizing @anniversaries pass each year. @today's indictment is a step in @the right direction. @>> every single day for us, we @miss her, we feel and @you know, it's good to hear @that things are moving in a @positive direction towards the @ultimate goal of getting @justice for the police investigation @revealed that on the day @sherman was killed moore sent @text messages to her cellphone @prior to and after her moore made false statements to @cleveland homicide police @about his whereabouts, more @tonight on channel 3 news at 7. a good step @dawn but it raises more @questions. @>> there's a lot more to be @told. @>> thank you. @>>> we're following breaking @news in cleveland's east side. @police are looking into a man whose body was @discovered in a backyard, @officers responded to a home on @they were investigating a @missing person's case. @a cadaver dog recovered the @body and no word yet on the @cause of death. @>>> was it a childish prank else. @a nine-year-old has been @charged with a felony after he @dumped boiling

police tell us the abuse start in the 2010, and lasted four agonizing years. the abuse happened at the robinson house in radnor, do not currently live there. moved since this all happened we're told. victim finally went to chester county youth services which in turn contacted radnor township police, robinson, who was involved, in adoption support services at nearby church was arrested new years eve, which was his 60 birthday. our dawn timoney spoke with the son of the suspect. >> make want to make any comment. >> no, nothing to say, so -- >> you don't opportunity say anything? >> no. >> i mean, not even about what casino after guy he is, good guy, bad guy, nothing? >> he is a really good guy. >> we are asking for the public's help to see if anyone else was victimized by mr. robinson. and the reason we're asking that is we know through investigation that mr. robinson had an affiliation with the boy scouts of america, as well as various youth groups, where he was a coach, basketball coach, involved in a lot of programs, and also, he was involved with the church

. /// and it's agonizing news... for fans of a popular series of fantasy books. the deadline george r-r martin missed... and what that means for the latest season of "game of thrones." /// ((sharie johnson)) > twins share lots of things but one thing these two siblings won't have to share is the same birthday. the two were born on different days and different years in san diego. a baby girl was born one minute before midnight on new year's eve. her twin brother was born two minutes after midnight on new year's day. (((luis valencia, father) "we were actually watching the clock so it means like two birthday parties back to back." )) ((sharie johnson)) > both babies are happy and healthy. their parents weren't expecting them for another month. they had to cancel their new year's eve plans for their exciting special delivery. /// ((sharie johnson)) > that's it for us. now at 11./// ((sharie johnson)) >good evening the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting in

. >> it was agonizing. as the hours went by, you know, you start to fear for the worst. but a lot of support from friends and the folks at regency and all of the responders. and that got us through. >> taylor was suffering from hypothermia but his family says he is expected to be fine. >>> tampa cancer supporters traveling to tallahassee today bringing awareness to finding a coo you are. >> 22 cyclists ended their 300- mile ride. today is an effort to bring awareness to florida families battling cancer and showcase >> be more active about getting more money to keep them on the edge and ahead of the game on it so we can find the best treatments and find a cure towards cancer. >> this is the 11th year for the event. supporters are urging lawmakers to continue funding the fight against cancer. >> i don't look at it as heroic. i look at it like -- i had to do something. >> coming up, the drama for actor jamie foxx. it wasn't on the big screen. the real life rescue and why he says he's not a hero. >>> plus this -- >> the stiller lining is that more kids can be saved now. >>>

. >> it was agonizing and you fear for the worse. >> reporter: the fear turned to joy when 12 hours later a worker at a cemetery spotted taylor in the woods. detective thomas stall was the first to get there. >> he was very cold, very stiff. >> reporter: rescue crews captured what happened next. they warmed the 82-year-old up with their jackets taking him ambulance. >> to be honest i don't know how much longer he would have lasted in that condition if johnson wasn't able to find him there. >> reporter: missing persons detectives say those with dementia are the ones they are often looking for. the pinellas county sheriff reefs office offers project life safer that can track your loved one down in almost 30 minutes. >> that receiver is almost like a metal detector. it sends out a frequency in a signal that gets stronger as >> reporter: as far taylor. >> he has his sense of humor, he is trying to figure out what the heck he was doing in the cemetery. >> reporter: mr. taylor is in the hospital being treated for hypothermia. he will likely be there the next few days after his all- night event

police tell us the abuse started 2010, lasted four agonizing years. investigators say the abuse happened at the robinson home on shamown road in radnor. do not currently live there. victim finally went to chester county youth services contacted radnor police. robinson involved in adoption was arrested on new years eve which was his 60th birthday. >> mr. robinson would start out by grooming the victim by first starting out by giving the person massages. and from there the behavior would progress to the point where he would go into the family member's bedroom at night, perform different sex acts, would remove victim's cell phone so the victim was not able to make contact with anybody else. it got progressively worse to the point where the defendant, mr. robinson, tried to get into the shower with the victim, tried to get in bed with the victim, and it progressed to the point where it was basically hillaceous and unbearable for our victim. >> meantime police worthy could be more victims out there because robinson worked closely with children for several

and you just hear the little one moaning and groaning because he is in agonizing pain. he was there at the shopping center with his mother. he was playing with marbles when he slipped and got his hand stairway. you see after they free him, looks like his mom picks him up. the rescue crews put him on a gurney. room. no majorh@is m damageinute% histhh@limb. >> so lucky, that kid isinute%ghine lucky. >> we uses ka laters so often in our daily lives and we don't tremendously dangerous. scary. >> sounds like the company who built the escalator is going to be held responsible because the railing wasn't intact which is why the boy's hand got stuck in the first place. >>> i got two videos, both very dark and grainy, but don't you worry. we've got fireworks and close calls. these guys started off with some fireworks for christmas eve. things were going great. >> whoa! >> those first few you see rocket straight up into the air like fireworks are supposed to do and suddenly you see one of the guys go uh-oh. >> whoa! >> and then the next one is like six inches off the ground and th

. >> reporter: for eight long agonizing years, earnest allen senior has been haunted by the murder of his son. the years came and went and still no one was brought to justice for killing earnest junior until now. >> i was so happy. i didn't know what to do. i couldn't believe it. it had been so long. i thought nothing was going to turn you have. >> reporter: while this father headway behind the scenes. bennett was 15 years old at the time and new witness statements pointed to him as the killer, along with his counter part, 16- year-old pierson. they both have long criminal histories and were already in jail when a grand jury indicted them on new murder charges forward. >> i think moms, dads, uncles, brothers and sisters, quite frankly got fed up with the amount of violence occurring and they said you know what, we've tired of it. >> reporter: during this investigation, detectives gathered enough evidence to crack another murder from last year. fleming was shot and killed outside of this gas station pumping gas. the target of that bullet was supposed to be bennett, sitting in the car.

field goal and beat the bengals by two, 18-16.it was all self inflicted, which made it all the more agonizing. trt: 16out: the penalties are ... ((dalton: you can't have stupid penalites at times like that. vontaze is a great player for us. done a lot of good things. not saying he's hurting this team but the penalties are. )) and the nfl playoff teams are now down to eight.arizona, new england, carolina and denver, all waiting on this weekends winners. in washington, the packers found their offense again today. against the redskins in the nfc playoffs, aaron rodgers, buys time and then finds randall cobb. it cuts the washington lead to four. when the packers running game gets going. edddie lacy picks up 30-on this run. he and james starks combined for 116 yards.and each found the end zone. lacey on a two yard run, and here, starrks on a four yard run.and with a 35-18 win, green bay moves onto play at arizona next weekend. with temperatures hovering near zero, former vikings coach, 88-year old bud grant was sleeveless. todayand this game between the vikings and seahawks wasn't producing many p

>> we talked to the mom to be and she's not ready to go public yet, but we know she has an agonizing few weeks ahead because that's how long it will take for the tests to show if she has the ika virus. it's a virus she could pass to her unborn baby. the woman went to a walnut creek hospital monday after travel to bora bora over the holidays. in red are the countries with active zika cases. now, bora bora is not included in the warning put out by the centers of disease control regarding the zika virus. the cdc is cautioning pregnant women to avoid travel to puerto rico and 13 central and south american countries with active cases. that includes brazil, where that mosquito-born illness is an epidemic with somewhere between 400,000 and 1.3ian cases in the last year. for some pregnant women, the symptoms are mild, but for their babies, the infection can be deadly. >> women that are pregnant it affects the development of the baby's head and the brain. and the skull is small, the brain can't grow to normal size. >> now, the symptoms for women include high fever, headache, joint and muscle

. >> jessica: new at 11, seven long agonizing years have gone by for a local mother whose table son was shot to death at a house party. to this day, police still have not arrested his killer. >> jim: now the victims parents are offering a hefty reward hoping that will convince someone to come forward. christine kim spoke with his parents about the drastic measures they're taking to try >> eric was shot in the back of the head. >> reporter: there's no closure for karen brill kelly. no answers to the questions plaguing her mind since february 20, 2009, when her first born, eric michael, was killed. lot of people say after seven years move on. but when it happens to you, you will never say those words again. you don't move on. >> reporter: police say the 16-year-old and another teen were confronted by a man outside a house party near charleston and beasley. that's when police say the suspect both teens, killing eric. >> eric had a right to have a life. he had a right to get his driver's license, to get married, to go to prom, to have children, to go to college. he had a right to love and l

and you just hear the little one moaning and groaning because he is in agonizing pain. he was there at the shopping center with his mother. he was playing with marbles when he slipped and got his hand you see after they free him, looks like his mom picks him up. the rescue crews put him on a gurney. they take him to the emergency room. no major damage to his limb. >> so lucky, that kid is so lucky. >> we uses ka laters so often in our daily lives and we don't think of them as being tremendously dangerous. for a small hand or foot, it's scary. >> sounds like the company who built the escalator is going to be held responsible because the railing wasn't intact which is why the boy's hand got stuck in the first place. >>> i got two videos, both very dark and grainy, but don't you worry. we've got fireworks and close calls. these guys started off with some fireworks for christmas eve. things were going great. >> whoa! >> those first few you see rocket straight up into the air like fireworks are supposed to the guys go uh-oh. >> whoa! >> and then the next one is like six inch

the alleged victim to protect their ted i police tell us the abuse started in 2010, lasted four agonizing years. investigators say the abuse happened at the robinson's home on shamown road in radnor, do not currently live there. they've since moved since the allegations have surfaced. the victim finally went to chester county youth is her vests with in -- services which contacted radnor police about the incident. robinson who was involved with adoption support services at nearby church with a was arrested new years eve which was his 60 birthday. police also reaching out to the public they fear that there could be more victims because, as you said, mr. robinson's connection to the bow scouts and also his work as a basketball coach and other use organizations, due in court at 8:30. back to you guys. >> all right, we will be there. >> lauren, what sells going on? >> big cosby next court appearance and sex assault charge now postponed, his next court appearance will be further down the line. it was originally scheduled for next thursday, but the court says cosby's defense lawyers asked for th

he spent an agonizing 20 minutes in the freezing lake before help arrived. the wartmans could see the fear in their dog's eyes. >> that and his whimpering. yeah. >> i have never heard him do that. >> it seemed like slow motion while it was going on. but looking back, they were amazing. >> reporter: after a struggle, crews from the city of fairfax with assistance from fairfax county fire and rescue, milo was free. >> come on milo. [ laughter ] >> reporter: with a plateful of baked cookies, the family came to thank their local fire department for giving their furry child a second chance at life. fairfax city firefighter david bush was the one in icy water. >> at the deepest point, i was probably chest level. >> reporter: he was behind the dog pushing him out. >> it feels really good. >> words cannot convey the gratitude we feel for them. if they had not come, we would have lost him. >> reporter: in fairfax, surae chinn, wusa9. >> so glad he got out that night. the family made milo a special dinner. he enjoyed some lasagna and he deserved it. that's a long time

. >> reporter: a teenager lost alone in the utah wilderness for 28 agonizing hours. >> i started crying, freaking out. tried to call 911 on the phone. >> reporter: tonighgh the new calls, and his desperation. >> i feel like i'm going to pass out. >> reporter: the 14-year-old hunter becoming disoriented facing 14% cell phone. >> you stale waving your flashlight? >> i am now. >> repororr: he kept walking, keeping his body warm. staving off hype term ya. >> i kept shaking. >> reporter: then his phone died. his family is concerned when they heard nothing for five hours. >> there was points i was losing hope. i was -- >> reporter: he covered 11 miles of terrain before stumbling in a stranger's home. >> i was seeing blank space in my mind and i felt like i had ten more minutes of life left in here. >> reporter: treated for hypothermia and frostbite, he believes god led him home where he belongs. >> for the next week, he is sleeping next to me whereky see his face. >> reporter: gloria rivera, and, washington. >>> there is more ahead on "world news tonight." hard to believe this is not the it i

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while she is not ready to go public, she has an agonizing week and a half ahead because that's how long the tests take to show if she has the zika virus. if it is, it is a virus she could pass on to her unborn baby. the woman went to a walnut creek hospital after travel to bora bora over the holidays, according to scientific magazine. in red are all the countries around the world with active zika cases. the cdc is warning pregnant women to avoid travel to puerto rico and 13 central and south american countries and that includes brazil where the mosquito-born illness is an epidemic. some pregnant women the symptoms are very mild, but for their babies the infection can cause microcepha microcephaly, which is often deadly. >> in women that are pregnant, it affects the development of the baby's head and brain. the skull is small. the brain can't grow to a normal size. >> how some pregnant women may even know that they are infected, but others will have symptoms, including high fever, headache, joint and muscle ache. the woman is now being monitored while her test results develop. if she doe

. >> the defense feels frustrated, agonized and outraged. we feel like we have been stabbed in the back by the jury. understand why we have suffered this conviction. it was predicated on the testimony of five snitches that no rational human being would believe or extend credibility to. >> reporter: chow's sentencing date is expected to be march 23rd with a past criminal history and racketeering conviction it's likely he will be sentenced to life in federal prison. now, a life sentence would essentially be a death sentence as chow is 66 years old. from the federal courthouse building in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> also breaking at noon, mexican druglord joaquin "el chappo" guzman has been recaptured by mexican authorities. the mexican president made the announcement via twitter. he tunneled out of a maximum security facility. the second escape he made. it's unclear how and where he was caught. >>> top white house officials are in the bay area right now briefing with sillicon valley tech leaders on how to effectively combat terrori

at trump fest the last two iowa caucus winners showed up and spoke not endorsing trump but provide agonize viciousual -- visual boost and the debate stage was predictable bickering trump was surely mapy -- happy to miss. >> the last four questions are been please attack ted if you say-- ask one more mean question i may have to leave the stage. >> reporter: as expected rubio and cruz have sharp exchanges over immigration and christie landed the swipes at rand paul ben carson and john kasich vanished but jeb bush had one of the more energetic perform and was thee days to go now -- three days to go until iowa caucus. jon keller at large wbz this morning. >> and this morning trump claims the foundation raised 6 million dollars at his veterans event last night. by the way cbs news will careity next republican debate -- will carry the next republican debate saturday february 1th at 9. >>> on the democrat he can side, hill -- democratic side hillary and bill clinton making several stops in iowa. clinton has more event today in the state. actor ted danson will campaign on her behalf in new hampshi

. >> reporter: greig's silence has been agonizing for davis. >> did she have apart in any of the murders no,. did she know and aid and abet him, yes. davis who keeps a shrine to home. >> she's beautiful. >> reporter: says he knows loyalty but he can't understand how greig can support a convicted killer serving a life sentence. >> if one of my family members ever massacred and tortured and ripped people apart and murdered i would have to let go. >> reporter: davis believes greig is protecting some people on the street who may have helped her and bulger while they were hiding and he believes any loyalty that bulger would not be returned if bulger were in her shoes and he had a shot at freedom. in boston, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. norwood are sharing these photos of two men believed to be responsible for some thefts of a local gym. police say they took keys out of unsecured lockers at a gym in town and stole items from cars parked outside. norwood police say this is a reminder to always lock up your belongings. >>> new at 11:00, a man is in hospital after being hit by a car in a park

. >> the defense feels frustrated, agonized, and outraged.e feel like we have been stabbed in the back by the jury. >> chou is 56 years old, he's scheduled to be sentenced in march. >>> top members of the president's national security team were in silicon valley today for a hush-hush meeting. we found them taking a casual coffee break on the streets of san jose surrounded by secret service. they were here to meet with tech leaders, the subject? how the government and tech companies can work together to fight terrorists who use smartphones and social media to recruit, train, and plan attacks. >>> tonight two refugees suspected of having ties to terrorism are in custody. one of them in sacramento, veronica de la cruz shows how this comes a day after a gunman ambushed. the gunman approached jessie hart net's patrol car and fired 11 shots at point blank range. >> i've been shot! i'm bleeding heavily! >> he exits the police vehicle, starts chase despite being seriously injured. >> plus arrest edward archer, he did it in the name of the islamic sta

we have been living on the fringe provide agonize sunset. cirrus clouds moving over the state. temperatures pretty comfortable in the 30s for the most part and starting to see a few 20s show up across northern worcester county and southwestern new hampshire. not a chilly night everyone below freezing. 18 to 25 for most suburbs and boston down to about # 1 and partly cloudy skies. -- 31 and part cowedy -- cloudy skies -- cloudy skies. the moisture moves in and is trapped under the dry air and we will have fog and low clouds moving in during the day tomorrow. there's just enough moisture and it's not going to be lot, freeze on surfaces around the region. so that's going to be the main concern from friday morning through the afternoon into friday night and even into the day on saturday. not a lot actually falling. but just enough moisture to make things slick. so high temperatures tomorrow you notice above freezing here eastern massachusetts southeastern mass no icing concerns. once you get outside of 95, this is where we could have pockets of subfreezing air especially in the mor