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> yeah. >> and i hope i get the air date soon. >> you play a detective. and, uh-- >> moonlights as a comedian. >> uh, ye-yes. >> you understand moonlighting? >> moonlight? >> an extra-- >> i'm not related the reverend moon. no, no. [ laughter ] moonlighting means an, uh-uh, extra job. kind of a cover. >> yes. i'm a korean exchange detective, and, um-- [ laughter ] from exchange student to-- >> yeah. >> and i, you know, i moonlight as a comedian when i'm off duty. >> right. now everybody assumes because somebody is an oriental and is a detective, you are skilled in the martial arts. whether it's kung-fu or karate or jujitsu or any of that. >> oh, i know kung fu. >> did you-- did you study that? >> i once step in it. >> no, no. not that. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'll just sit here and play straight for you. [ laughter ] do-- do you use any of the, uh-- >> i-- yeah, i studied-- >> aikido? is there-- is that another one? >> no. i studied -- koreans study the art called taekwondo under the master jun chong on wilshire boulevard. >> really? >> yeah. >> you're

soon lithium ion batteries could end up on theno-fly list. bulk shipment of the batteries have already caused several air disasters. when they overheat they cause a fire that no fire supp pregs system on an airplane can actually battle. the ntsb is expected to make a decision soon on this. don't worry, though, so far there is no talk of banning cell ones or laptops from passenger flights. >>> checking the time for you, 5:51. still ahead, we eerl hearing from the florida man who admitted to throwing an drive-through window. is. >>> welcome back. it is 5:54 on your thursday morning. right now homicide detectives are trying to figure out in what happened in a tragic shooting death of a central florida teenager. the 13 wrdyuz playing xbox at a relative's house when he was accidentally shot the back of the head by his cousin. the 18-year-old cousin told officers he found the unsecured weapon and was playing with the gun while he was on a hoverboard. he lost his balance and that's when the weapon went off. a man who was not at home at the time was later arrested for >>> what startt out as an apparent joke or prank as he c

. >> reporter: we will let you know on air as soon as results for bernie sanders and hillary clinton come in and for the next half-hour we will show you how the rest of the republican race white, breaking down the unexpected close finish for a now calling it quits on a presidential bid. jamie? >>> wftv political analyst takes a look at what the next step will be in the low to the white house to read the blog 02 wftv.com and click on the elections page. >>> a lake county day care shut down this morning and the directors in jail. investigators say video shows her hitting and throwing a child it sparking outrage when we showed it to last night. eyewitness news this morning kimberly eiten has been looking through all of the responses. kimberly, it started with the cell phone recording. >> reporter: an employee clermont day care. it was released less than 24 hours ago but it has been watched hundreds of thousands of times online and as you said it shows the director of this day care hitting, throwing a 4- year-old boy. an employee who was supposed to be protecting children inside a clermo

> yeah. >> and i hope i get the air date soon. >> you play a detective. >> yes. and, uh-- >> moonlights as a comedian. >> uh, ye-yes. >> you understand moonlighting? >> moonlight? >> an extra-- >> i'm not related to, uh-uh, reverend moon. >> no, that's not you, the reverend moon. [ laughter ] moonlighting means an, uh-uh, extra job. kind of a cover. >> yes. i'm a korean exchange detective, and, um-- [ laughter ] from exchange student to-- >> yeah. >> and i, you know, i moonlight as a comedian when i'm off duty. >> right. now everybody assumes because somebody is an oriental and is a detective, you are skilled in the martial arts. whether it's kung-fu or karate or jujitsu or any of that. >> oh, i know kung fu. >> did you-- did you study that? >> i once step in it. >> no, no. not that. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'll just sit here and play straight for you. [ laughter ] do-- do you use any of the, uh-- >> i-- yeah, i studied-- >> aikido? is there-- is that another one? >> no. i studied -- koreans study the art called taekwondo under the master jun chong on wilshire

soon as late evening or overnight tonight. here's the good news if you are looking for winter weather. a winter feel back in the air as soon as monday morning. the breeze has been very persistent here. first alert camera, you see the flags flapping in the breeze here. the breeze will ease up later on this afternoon, but this deck of clouds very persistent. i thought we would see some breaks at this point and we are across western broward coin but not necessarily in the core of the metro area. key west, 7 mile bridge,all sunshine looking good there. low clouds taking over the metro it's true. miami shores, boca raton, west palm beach. winds continue is 10 to 15 miles per hour from the north, drawing in that cool dry air. feels good in terms of the humidity, it would be nice to have temperatures warmer than 62 in miramar as well as ft. lauderdale. 63 in miami. 65 in marathon. when we compare where we were at 11:20 yesterday to today, we are 18 degrees colder in ft. lauderdale. that's a big change for we south floridaians. it's 20 degrees cooler than the in the last 24 hours. we're waiting for the clouds to break. wit

on the mild side even of the mid- 40s northbound there does not look to be any sign of cold air anytime soon in fact it will be really mild as we head for the weekend. twenty-three in you, i a few 30s. monterey 53 as the fog lifts mostly sunny and will have clouds but not much else. stop the pattern are is showing signs of changing will be a warmer monday and tuesday as well. a weak system thursday they'll be the first look which could be many. here's your future cast. maybe some rain on lake county another system early thursday a little bit better opportunity but really were setting the stage for his the weekend with the jet stream finally gets back together and brings rain for the weekend. will update the time as we get closer but it does look positive positive. thick morning fog mild to warm of these temperatures but that fog is a big story here. some mid 70s and try pattern to the end week maybe thursday as well. sixty 70s pretty mild warm all of average. it will be much in the weight of any rain so rain could start friday but it looks like on the weekend the timing is tough but looks li

. >> reporter: we will keep you updated on air as soon as hillary clinton come in. will show you have a rest of a race one breaking down they unexpected close finish for a florida candidate and who is calling it quits on a presidential bid. nancy? >>> wftv political analyst takes a look at with a next step will be devoted white house. you can read his blog 02 wftv.com and click on the elections beach pier >>> a lake county day care shut jail. investigators show her hitting is going to chop it it sparked outrage online since we showed it to last night. eyewitness news this morning kimberly eiten has been looking through responses and it all started with a cell phone recording. >> reporter: a video was taken here inside this clermont day care showing a worker hitting and throwing a 4-year-old boy to the ground before we ever video i want to warn you it is graphic. an employee who is supposed to be protect children inside a clermont day care is instead a boy with stuffed animals. picking have -- picking him up, throwing him to the floor. that child is just 4 years old. >> oh, my god. >>

and, uh, his new series is going to be aired soon. would you welcome, please, johnny yune. johnny? [ music ] [ applause ] >> herro. [ laughter ] i'm a comedian from korea. you know, in korea, i was a very boring guy. but in america, i play backgammon, and i hang out at discotheques, and i know my sign. [ laughter ] now i'm boring in two countries. [ laughter ] you know, my parents couldn't afford to have electricity and they used to feed me and my brother garlic so they could find us in the dark. [ laughter ] ever since i was a little kid, i always want to come to america, and i learned a little bit about america. and i admire president george washington most. one of the reasons is that, um, he never blamed his problems on the previous administration. [ laughter ] [ applause ] lincoln. i love lincoln. i couldn't wait till i come to this country and drive one. [ laughter ] but i-- now i live in hollywood. hollywood's been very good to imported shirt. they all from korea. [ laughter ] did you ever reach into your pocket and pull out a little piece of paper that says, 'inspected by nu

temperatures will fall to near 40 on tuesday, so another surge of cold air will come back into play soon. tuesday will be cloudy with passing showers, but the rain could changeover to a mix at some point on tuesday. beyond tuesday, things starts to get complicated. we will be eyeing another low pressure system coming from the southwest. and there are indications that the wedge could be in play for a little while as well on wednesday. here's the issue: will the low take a more inland track, thus bringing in warmer air with it, keeping the main precipitation type rain or will be the low become more coastal, allowing for colder air to sneak in with it, thus bringing us between giving us a mix? that's what we have to watch for over the next several days. any leftover precipitation will be gone by thursday afternoon. but it does look like highs on wednesday and thursday will be in the 30s. the hokies..settle on a new assistant coach..to fill warming us up into the 40s. high pressure will be in control of our weather for one more day, allowing for us to be quiet and tranquil for one more day.

soon. ground access is not possible to some areas. the only way this is by air >> we will also hope then to have progress in reaching the poor people inside of der assor which is inteejd by islamic state. -- besieged by islamic state. that can only be done by air drops and welfare program has a concrete plan of doing so. it is a complicated operation and would be in many ways first of its kind ever. >> reporter: in south sudan the world food program has dropped supplies from air. they are difficult and hard to organise but sometimes the only way to save lives. staffan de mistura says it is not just that area. >> even aleppo and other areas, many other places including those areas where people are in need of help >> reporter: the logistical arrangements are intense. russian aircraft are often in action around the area prompting questions about plans to use a contractor from russia to fly some of the air drop missions. >> if there were any air drop, i think involved, any air drop in syria, that wfp is planning a high altitude air drop which would demand some very

soon. ground access is not possible to der azzor. the only way this is by air >> we will also hope then to have progress in reaching the poor people inside of the area besieged by islamic state, der azzor. that can only be done by air drops and the program has a concrete plan of doing so, it is a complicated operation and it would be in many ways the first of its kind ever >> reporter: in south sudan the world food program has dropped supplies from the air which is sometimes the only way to save lives. it is not just der azzor has needs to be met from above >> many other places is where people are in need of help. >> reporter: planes will have to fly high above the fighting to avoid coming under fire. russia aircraft are often in action prompting questions at journalists in new york about using officials. >> if there were any air drop involved, in syria, the wfp planning would be a high altitude air drop which would demand some very specific skills and experience in terms of doing these kinds of air drops. that's why they are considering using one of their cont

temperatures will fall to near 40 on tuesday, so another surge of cold air will come back into play soon. tuesday google is now involved in a legal battle between apple and the government over digital privacy and national security. apple is challenging a federal ruling ordering the company to help the f-b-i break into a locked i- phone used by one the shooters in the san bernardino terrorist attacks. apple refuses and is now getting support from one its rivals ... google. both companies say creating new software to get into the phone would set a dangerous precedent. akes to twitter to announce he'll be traveling to cuba. the trip is set to take place march first and will be a historical one. obama will be the first sitting president to visit cuba in 88 years ... and he's hoping to open a diplomatic door in the process. ben rhodes / white house deputy national security advisor - "our objective here is to do as much as we can with the time we have remaining to make this a irreversal policy and frankly, i think the indicators to date are that the american people support that. cuba agreed to

both countries are expected to sign a formal agreement to restore air service, soon. the construction mess on 17-92 in maitland and winter park is expected to last through tomorrow. f-dot is working to lower the road under the railroad crossing bridge, so crews have closed the southbound lanes. workers hope to finish the project by monday. if they don' t, crews will be back out next weekend. the time now is 6:10 on this saturday morning. it is going to be another lovely day. it may not be as warm as yesterday, but certainly not chilly. dave: outside, and maybe over at volusia county. a great day to be out at the races today. we are talking about temperatures in the upper 60' s. make sure, you are taking a jacket though, it will cool down in the evening. here is a picture of the morning sunrise. we have another one sent in through twitter. this is up in new jersey. it is a mess. covered in snow up there. in orlando, we have known no or rain in our forecast. a very quiet weekend. just a few clouds out there. we will see temperatures warm up into the 60' s. 57 degrees up

our navy will soon be the smallest in 100 years and our air force will soon have the oldest airplanes it has had in our history. to me what is unacceptable is when we have people running for voted for budgets that brag about cutting defense spending even more, this is unacceptable. providing for the national defense is the most important job the federal government does. it is the reason why we have a federal government. these cuts are unfair to our men and women in uniform. we are still asking them to put their lives on the line's and confront danger. some of them have to go out and buy their own equipment because what they are being given is not good enough. president, we are not cutting defense spending. we are rebuilding the u.s. military because the world is a safer and better place when america is the strongest military in the world. when i president we will have a real war on terror and here's how to want to work. the best intelligence agencies in the world will tell us where the terrorists are. the best military in the world is going to destroy the terrorist. if we catch any of

and will let you know, on-air and online.. as soon as everything is back up and running. to the school communities at western high school, wallin elementary, and frias elementary...thi s should be resolved by next week. to win $250 for your school program. thank you for your patience as we resolve this problem. /// ((brian loftus)) > church on sunday night has a whole new meaning for one town. ((kirsten joyce)) what the church has inside.. company lyft is filing a lawsuit against the city of las vegas. lyft claims the city is trying to collect what it calls --quote-- "an outrageously high tax".... that the city does not have the authority to do. lyft says there was a legislation passed last year... prohibiting fees las vegas wants to charge. we reached out to the city... and were told their people have yet to see the lawsuit. lyft will be able to object to the ordinance at the city council meeting... on march 16th. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > a new kind of church is using arcade machines... to bring people together. brothers behind it are turning their gaming obsession... int

humanitarian crisis in syria but with peace talks in geneva making little if any progress convoys and soon air may be the only way to get help to the millions of syrians in desperate need in their country. daniel lack, al jazeera, at the united nations. >>> to europe and prime minister trying to negotiate a deal with eu leaders to keep the eu and david cameron is forcing them to make key reformings before this and angela merkel says reaching an agreement will not be easy and david cameron says he will do all he can to push through a deal. >> i was here until 5:00 this morning working through this. we made some progress but there is still no deal and as i've said not only do a deal if we get written need so we are going to get back in there and do some more work and i'll do everything i can. >> reporter: live now to brussels and al jazeera's correspondent emma hayward and at the center of all this there is the idea of money contributed for migrants arriving in europe day after day of course and one of the central principles of the eu this idea of constant expansion, ever expanding towards the e

at 25. ham ill tonight in the lower 20s already. coming up in ten minutes traction warmer air morgue in as soon as tomorrow afternoon. your weekend weather is well will also be mild and tracking a fy snow chances returns next week. >> rob: 2015 was one of the more violent years in recent memory and there has been a lot of talk on thousand combat that. tonight's topic was art work. >> reporter: the exhibit here at the center is called kin if you haven't seen it, i encourage you to do so. the images are aggressive, thought provoking and sad and that was the point. we had the discussion about violence in and around the city sut some we talked to they say they are just tired of talking. inside the theater close to hundred citizen listened to panel about what they see in the city houn they are working to cut down on vie leapt actions. representing the police department, children's hospital and churches and the federal government. >> i hope to hear questions that they may have that they didn't know as far at resources are concerned. >> reporter: that suggest was brought you have several times more re

correspondent mark greenblatt has details from washington on the fallout that's already coming from the soon to air investigation. this senior official at a v-a hospital didn't exactly welcome our questions but back at the agency's headquarters in washington, they're taking an upcoming scripps national investigation so seriously-officials already removed authority from jack hetrick, a high-ranking v-a network director, who "for now" will no longer oversee the cincinnati v-a medical center. instead, the hospital that serves more than 40-thousand veterans in ohio will report in to v-a executives in pittsburgh-to "ensure no conflict of interest", while twin federal investigations get going. the sudden shakeup comes just days after we met with top agency officials and told them about issues raised by dozens of whistleblowers, concerns veterans and the alleged unethical practices involving senior leaders and their family. what we found already has the chairman of the house committee on veterans affairs calling for better oversight of local v-a leaders. if, in fact, this is true, i would hope that the se

our navy will soon be the smallest it has been in 100 years. our air force will soon be not just smaller but the oldest planes we've had in history to me what's on excessive acceptable as we have people -- this is on acceptable. providing for the national defense is the most important job the federal government does. it's the reason we have a federal government. [applause]. by the way, these cuts are not just bad for america, they are unfair toward men and women in uniform. we are still asking them to put their lives on the line, to confront danger, but with older air planes, less people by their side, some have to go by their own equipment because what they're being given is not good enough. when i'm president of the united states we are not cutting defense spending. we are building the military because we are safer place when the military is the strongest of the world. when i'm president, we are going to have a real war on terror, here's how it's going to work. the best intelligence agencies of the world are going to tell us where the terrorists are.

both countries are expected to sign a formal agreement to restore air service, soon. the engines will roller at daytona international speedway for the sprint unlimited tonight. but first, experienced and young drivers alike will take part in the lucas oil 200. the back to back races will give fans a chance to check out the speedway renovations all day. here' s a look at the rest of daytona speedweeks. those qualifying duels are next thursday. then, the xfinity race on saturday and sunday, the daytona 5:10, we turn our attention to the weather. dave: great-looking weekend if you are headed over to daytona, or pretty much anywhere else in central florida. you may want to have a jacket for the lucas oil 200 as it is going to cool off. volusia county will probably be five to six degrees cooler than places along the i-5 corridor. it is 57 degrees in orlando, a few high, wispy clouds. elsewhere around east central florida and back into the west, 57 in winter haven. we are expecting a pretty darn nice day before it is all over. we will see 53 currently and halle ponte. along

we'll bring it to you on air and online as soon as we get an update. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > it's been one year since a las vegas mother was shot and killed... in a case of mistaken identity. the murder received national attention... tammy meyers was gunned down after a series of what police are calling misunderstandi ngs. police say erich nowsch is the accused gunman. they released a video of nowsch confessing to the killing. he also told police meyers was not the intended target. meyers died at the hospital two days after the shooting -- on valentine's day: (( george knapp: so what's it been like without her? a year without her? robert meyers - victim's husband: it's hard. it hasn't changed. its like, everybody says 'well, it's so long ago.' i'm like well it doesn't seem that long,, you know, to me, doesn't seem like a year. seems like i'm still in the nightmare, i'm gonna wake up.)) ((kirsten joyce)) the i-team's george knapp sat down with meyer's husband. tonight at 11, robert meyers opens up about life after her death including... media scrutiny, financial nowsch and derrick andre

. >> up next love is in the air and soon feathers will be too for the annual >> welcome back, everyonehere are the winning numbers from last night's $176 million powerball drawing. nobody picked all six so wednesday night's jackpot jumps up to $189 million. here are the winning numbers from last night's $16 million super lotto plus drawing. 9, 13, 25, 44, 45. the meganumber 5. nobody matched all six so wednesday's jackpot goes up to $17 million. all right. happening today get your pillows fluffed for tonight's an you'll valentine's day pillow fight. nearly 1,000 people and many feathers will fill justin herman plaza. the free for all event a way for people to release any valentine's day stress. party organizers encourage participants to bring a mask to protect against the flying feathers is also a garbage bag to clean up afterwards. the pillow fight is free and starts at 5:50 tonight. and they probably won't need their jackets. >> i know. it's getting warmer and warmer. we are beginning a three day warming trend. testimonies in our east bay valleys in the mid-to upper 70s today. here y

>>ing up next, love is in the air and soon feathers will be too. we will tell you where and w >> welcome back. here are the numbers from last night's powerball draw. nobody picked all six so wednesday night's jackpot jumps up to $189 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $16 million super lotto plus draw. >> nobody matched all six numbers in that drawing either so wednesday's jackpot goes up to $17 million. happening today, get your pillows fluffed for tonight's annual valentine's day pillow fight. nearly 1,000 people and feathers will fill the plaza. free for all is for people to release any valentine's day anxiety or stress. they encourage participants to bring a mask to protect against the feathers and a garbage bag to help clean up afterwards. it starts at 5:50 tonight. next on the abc7 sunday morning news at 6:00. remembering justice scalia. he was the longest serving current justice in the current court. plus, who is putting tax in a dog part? the newest efforts to find the culprit. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured

as part of a new web ad released for the bernie sanders campaign and might be going off the air sometime soonwhich erica garner, the daughter of eric garner explains why she is supporting sanders, specifically calling him a protesters. sanders history of fighting for civil rights beginning be demonstrations in college is something his campaign has tried to emphasize. while the record was brushed aside by john louis. it was affirmed by another historic activist in that fight, harry belafonte. >> that's why i've endorsed bernie sanders. i think he represents opportunity. i think he represents a moral imperative. i think he represents a certain kind of truth that's not often evidenced in the course of politics. >> joining me now artist, performer, civil rights activist, legend, if i can say, good to have you here. >> good to be with you. >> talk about not just going to vote for him, but endorse him, cutting a video to be a public face with him. >> in my time of life, much of it is spent with young people particularly in incarceration. i'm at sing sing all the time. the latino community, the blac

some of the poorest and most violent corners. >>> before heading to mexico pope stopped in cuba and soon air carriers will soon submit applications for routes to the island. it brings airlines and travelers a step closer to scheduled flights for the first time in 50 years. the united states and cuba are expected to sign an agreement to resume flights soon a trip there or anywhere else in the tropics sounds pretty good right now. >> yeah that would be nice. women with what we have up here. >>> you have been able to enjoy winter -- has been on the mild side. here comes winter. >> yeah. reality check. >> came in very quickly as we were tracking that snow last night into this morning. we are currently seeing a few flurries. this is lake effect enhanced snow. it's moving across the area. becomes more lake effect as we head into the midafternoon. look at these clouds. they are across the board and as you are out and about don't get tricked. the temperatures, down to eight degrees at the airport. look at that. richland, ashland county. you are at two degrees but that's not even factoring in the nor

. >> up next, love is in the air and soon feathers will be, too for the annual san francisco valentine'slow fight. we will tell you where and when the happening today, get your pillows fluffed for tonight's annual valentine's day pillow fight. nearly 1,000 people and feathers will fill the plaza. free for all is for people to release any valentine's day anxiety or stress. they encourage participants to bring a mask to protect against the feathers and a garbage bag to help clean up afterwards. it starts at 5:50 tonight. values looks like a fun time. looks like it's snowing but we know that's not the case obviously. >> right. we have pink over the peninsula this morning. it's been pretty stung around the bay area for the sunrises. and temperatures are cool in the 40s from mountain view to san jose. 54 half moon bay. we are look be at highs today well above average. 74 fremont and 73 san francisco. how about 77 concord and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast it gets warmer tomorrow into tuesday with an offshore flow. we will bring in a weak system wednesday and thursday. maybe an

we will keep you posted on air and online as soon as that does happenn we do not have any other accidents in broward county or miami-dade. don't forg where you can follow us on twitter. we'll keep you posted on this fatal crash all morning long. >>> a quick weather check as we get out the door. temperatures still falling, now 54 in oakland park, 56 in flawed. we went from 60 in opa-locka to 58. same can be said in miami. temperatures still tumbling. going to be a cool day. i'd like to see some more sunshine. we were kind of missing that element of our forecast. i still think the clouds lay low this morning. thinning out this afternoon. but not necessarily doing us good. 54 this morning, mostly cloudy on the morning drive. progress sflyore sunshine. highs well below average, high of 66 comes this afternoon. then the big chill coming tonight with lows in the 40s, my complete forecast coming up in 13 minutes. >>> turning now to decision 2016, donald trump and bernie sanders score big primary wins. secondlace was little console lags for hillary clinton, baugh huge prize for john kasich settin

soon. colder air off to the northeast. you can see the light snow continues to linger that will be the next few days not too bad. a little brief that's of snow that we were talking about earlier. after that 13 degrees is your high on saturday. look beyond there and we have springlike air. it's looking pretty good. alyx: we have not seen -4 in a while. jason: thankfully it's just brief little arctic search. alyx: and then it will all be better. straight ahead, we'll preview alyx: welcome back. it will soon be film festival season across iowa. here to talk to us about upcoming productions is lewis gilman with produce iowa. you were just at the sundance film festival. that was a blast. guest: jake kickoff don't festival season. i think iowa has the greatest film festivals. you got there and there is the crowds and you wait in line for an hour to see a film. it's kind of a hassle. here in iowa we have great film festivals all across the state. alyx: and some start of the soon as next week. there was one in sioux city. the for

after more than two decades on the air, we will soon see homer simpson in a new way.we will tell you what surprise, the people of springfield have for us when good day virginia homer simpson is going live from springfield later this year. fox says the iconic animated dad will star in a live segment at the conclusion of the may 15th episode of "the simpsons". homer will appear for about three minutes, discussing the news of the day and possibly answering social media questions.so how will this happen?producer al jean says the actor who voices dan castellaneta, will act out the character in real time using motion capture technology.that means whatever motions castellaneta does, homer will do the same on screen.this will be the first time a live segment has every wonder what nature valley is made of? that's w wt we're made of. no artificial colors. no artificial flavors. no artificial sweeteners. nature valley granola bars. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more

we'll bring you updates on-air and online as soon as we get them. >>> new information tonight in a deadly officer involved shooting outside of washington dc. an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon will be in court tomorrow facing murder charges after police say he shot and killed a rookie officer during her first day on the job. >> investigators say ronald hamilton shot three officers, killing ashley guindon last night in woodbridge virginia. they were responding to the area for a domestic related call. the prosecutor says hamilton had already killed his wife before the officers arrived. they say he opened fire on them, killing officer guindon. today the chief recognized how special she was. >> she clearly had a passion to serve others in a way that went beyond herself. >> guindon had been sworn into the department on friday. she previously served in the air force reserves. two others were injured in the shooting. we brought you this at breaking news at 11. neighbors heard gunshots and saw officers running with guns drawn. >> one u.s. lawmaker wants the faa to establish seat size

our navy will soon be the smallest it's been in 100 years. and our air force will soon be not just smaller, but with the oldest airplanes it has had in our history. and to me is unacceptable. when we have people in the party of reagan who voted for budgets that brag about cutting expenses even more, this is unacceptable. providing for the national defense is the most important job the federal government has. it is the reason we have a federal government. when i'm -- [ applause ] and by the way, these cuts aren't just bad for america, they are unfair to our men and women in uniform. we're still asking them to put their lives on the line. we're still asking them to confront danger. but with older airplanes? with less people by their side? some have it buy their own equipment because what they are being given is not good enough. so when i'm president of the united states, we're not cutting defense spending. when i'm president we are rebuilding the u.s. military because the world is a safer and better place when america is the strongest military in the world

that' s where the air will be coming from. the warm-up will soon be under way. we are in the 30' s with plenty of chilly air. as you work your way west, you jump to the 50' s. that is where we will be tomorrow. 9:00, and below freezing down to about it' clouds to decrease overnight. 36 again at the airport. the snow is gone for the weekend. radar is quiet. it should remain that way. plenty of clouds across the ohio valley. this will eventually scout out the remainder of this cloud cover and allow sunshine to take hold for the weekend. along the i-75 corridor or. we had a little more sun today. the only real part is how here. it should be gone by tomorrow morning. around midnight, a week front will bring a few showers, but nothing heavy. and for tomorrow, expect sunny skies breezy and milder. it looked for an afternoon high about 50. 50 is certainly better than the 30' s today. by lunchtime into the mid-40' s, it will cruise our way into the 50' s by tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at your seven-day forecast. 63 sunday and even the nights over the weekend shoul

of oregon where a tense standoff between law enforcement and armed activists could soon come to an end. >>> arctic air has the triangle in its grip. what to expect today and this weekend's. >>> the cold will stay in we're in for two rounds of winter precipitation. tomorrow snow as the another shot on monday >> monday could be a mix and change to rain. with the impact of monday is tough to say because it's too many days out. we could have some light snow potential for tomorrow. nice and dry this morning. there is no weather-related problems on the roads. the big problem is the cold. figure the wind chill and feels like single digits in greensboro. 16 and rocky mount. 13 in south hills. the prayer for bitter cold this morning. actual temperature going to be in the low 20s. 35 at noon with a high of 40. temperatures similar to yesterday but we see more sunshine. the full forecast coming up. >>> maintenance work going on on cold road around 34. that will not slow you down this morning. elsewhere it's nice and quiet. we had an overnight accident in the five points area at glenwood avenue around fairview. g

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aired yet. >>> at issue a scandal at the v.a. the agency's headquarters announced an investigation bureau and insider met with top v.a. officials about our upcoming reports. script correspondent mark greenblat has fall useful from the soon to air investigation. >> reporter: this senior official at a v.a. hospital did not welcome our questions. but back in washington they are taking a script national investigation so seriously that officials removed authority from jack hedric, a high ranking terror that will no longer oversee the v.a. medical center. the hospital serves more than 40,000 veterans in ohio and will report into the executive in pittsburgh to ensure that no conflict of interest while twin federal investigations get going. the sudden shakeups comes days after we met with top officials and told them about issues raised by dozens of whistle quality of care for veterans and the alleged unethical practices involving leaders and their family. what we found has the chairman of the house committee calling leaders. >> if in fact this is true, i would hope that secretary would take it seriously because if he doesn't, we will examine it from the committee standpoint. >> the va issued a statement in advance of the script

we'll be bringing you the latest results on air and online as soon as they come in. 3 3 time for weather 3 and traffic every 10 minutes. minutes. 3 friday will be sunny with highs in the mid to upper 50s area-wide. tonight, lows drop into the 30s and low 40s. but highs return to the 60s on saturday and sunday. 3 3 now let's send it over to the traffic center.3 3 we're watching: watching:3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 good morning, joe-- joe-- 3 some upstate folks will get a swamp rabbits game.we're live at "the well" with all the details. 3 here's a live look over clemson-- you're watching the 3 you're watching 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole crew traffic. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.we're back with a live look at summerland drive in spartanburg.one person has died in an early morning house fire. 3 we've learned new details about a deadly crash overnight in greenville county.we're told the coroner was called to saluda dam road near oba road around two this morning.. troopers say the driver ra

mike: seasonably chilly today, but a bitter blast of arctic air takes over soon. across new hampshire. >> to be subject to something so horrible by an older person. tom: a mother speaks out as the man accused of soliciting her daughter online faces a judge, the damage she says he caused to the girl. jennifer: it's getting cheaper by the week, but the drop in price tess pump could be bad news for your financial future. tom: before you go to the verizon wireless arena, you need to know the security changes going into effect right now. tom: tonight dangerously cold weather is moving into new hampshire, with single digit temperatures and a biting wind chill expected. i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. this is the coldest air of the season and temperatures we haven't seen in a year. mike: when you have one of these mild winters or first two thirds winter cold, kind of hits you just like that, especially when the winds crank up. today winds were gusty at times, but nothing compared to what's heading in our direction this weekend. we still have a few left over snow showers, iso

the navy will soon be at the smallest size in 100 years and the air force will soon be smaller than it's ever been. the world is getting more dangerous and we're gutting our military. and by the way, how unfair is that to our men and women in uniform? because we're still putting them in harm's way. but now we're putting them in harm's way with older weapons and less people alongside them. with rules of engagement that don't allow them to win. that's going to change. when i'm presidentst united states, we're going to undertake a reagan style rebuilding of the u.s. military. when i'm president of the united states, we're going to have a real war on terror. not a fake one like the one we have now. a real one. the best intelligence agencies in the world are going to find the terrorists. best military in the world is going to destroy them. and if we capture any of these terrorists alive, they're not going to have the right to remain silent. they won't get a court hearing in manhattan. they're not coming somewhere in oklahoma. they are going to guantanamo bay, cuba. when i'm president of the u

when the air comes in through the hose, push the collar, as soon as that is connected and locked in, you have air flowing as you can hear. that is what you need to breathe. it's really important to ensure the integrity of the suit before you put it on. it looks like it's bearing up very well. make sure that all of the seams are good. >> reporter: it's like checking a raft. >> it is. >> reporter: after rechecking for holes, researchers get in the inner layer. >> before getting in this is something we have to do, put the gloves on, and wiggle your feet to the booties. >> it's making me think the getting my kids into snow suits. >> you want to reach behind you with your right hand and find the inner seam here. >> reporter: duck my head in. >> yes, there you go. i would plug into air. there you are. good. >> reporter: it's different comfortable. it's like ventilated pyjamas. only after training and security background checks are scientists given clearance to do research in the bsl lab. >> please move a little back from the camera. identity. >> when i think of the scientific community, i t

detection dogsbrought into sweep the area, we'll monitor the situation and bring you updates on air and online as soon as we get them. >> if you don't like the feel of the larger iphone 6 and 6 plus, apple is coming out with a smaller iphone. >> apple will unveil the s3 on march 15. >> it is similar to the iphone 5. it features an improved camera and processers. the 5 s3 will cost $416 model for the 16 gig model. model and the eye watch. >> the votes have been casted and counted. >> now, we have to do is wait for the announcement, it starts at noon today. you will meet the final no, ma'amminee for nonprofit of the >>> the award later today will be in the home turf. thegreat exploration children's museum is on the short list of finalist for the nonprofit of the year. >> the museum is designed for kids ten years old and younger. it is located next to sunken garden on fourth street. ceo and leo is the director of the museum. congratulations. >> what do you think is the most krifr program that collect the eyes o f judges? >> one of the prom that is capture programs that capture our follow loss phi. >> pla

enjoy the cool air while we have it. >> soon enough it will be gone and we will be saying, remember when it was nice in the 60s? >> this is all natural. >>> we will be right back. >>> here's what you will see monday morning on news channel 8 today. >> it's a leap year and we get an extra day in month. i will explain what it has to do with our trip around the sun. >>> and don't forget to westbound up with weather and >>> it seems like art critics are programmed like certain things and hate others. it's like they're robots. and it's specially true of one particular critic. look at him. the barren son robot wears a hat and strolls the exhibits of an art museum in paris quietly passing judgment. he monitors human visitors watching their reaction to particular pieces of art and develops the data to its own unique. if he likes it, he smiles. if he doesn't, frowns. >>> a good bottle of beer can be relaxing, but so can a whole tub full. a spa offers a soak in beer, hops and barley. fans of the beer baths swear it cures insomnia and cures aches and pains. they say the phone is ringing off the hoo

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soon. >> they do. arctic air blast tomorrow and arctic blast number 2 on saturday. unbelievably cold. a live look outside at the weathercam, and even national, 29, and the dew points keep falling. winds gusting to 25 and the wind chills already in the single digits and low teens and it will just get lower through the week and into the weekend. saturday night, they'll be below zero. here's first alert doppler out of fells county into calvert and st. mary's county, and the heavy activity is in the blue. and again, another hour, hour and a half before they ve completely. more snow showers south of d.c. bus stop temperatures, 18-26 but dress for the single digits tomorrow. snow showers oned from and saturday especially saturday with widespread activity on saturday and the second arctic front. once we get -- actually, we're below freezing right now and we probably won't crawl until above freezing at monday in the afternoon. that can cause problems with your batteries, car batteries and pipes, so if you had burst pipes before, open the cabinet doors. 24 in gaithersburg, and 25 in silver spr

>> i'm very excited, especially so soon after my show aired. it's just been about six months. i'm very happy to be here. everyone is excited and looking sunny -- stunning and it's a beautiful, balmy day. george: what's it like to hear your name called by so many print press members? >> i know a lot of them now and the fact that they can pronounce my name right. george: is there one performer or movie that you're crossing >> i loved spot spot and i'd like to see "room" win something. george: thank you so much for joining us here, priyanka chopra. kristen: we saw her most on social media earlier but on the red carpet totally working it for the photographers. what do you think? roshumba: that's a very romantic look. the trend now seems to be this embellished lace. we saw that all over the fashion runways in paris and new york. yu tsai: and a bit of peek-a-boo. you can see something, romantic, sexy but not over the top. roshumba: i love the strap. that seems to be a trend. we saw that on sofia and now here on free yanke. this may be something we see further down the red carpet. kr

humanitarian crisis in syria but with peace talks in geneva making little if any progress convoys and soon air may be the only way to get help to the millions of syrians in desperate need in their country, daniel lack, al jazeera, at the united nations. >>> let's take you straight to moscow now and fred is the correspondent for the christian science monitor and welcome to the program is moscow very pilotly but still sending a very tough message to damascus here? >> sure. obviously, you know, an awful lot has been said and written about all the problems the americans have in getting their various clients stakes and proxys on to the same page and keeping them there and everybody seems to assume that the russians don't have those kind of problems but this is clear evidence that they do and in this case it's in a good way for the russians because it is the byproduct of the rather extraordinary battlefield success that they have been enjoying in the past few weeks. you see the russian agenda was going in syria and limited intervention, bolster assad and make him look undefeatable and then take that

that cold air is not going anywhere anytime soon. we will take a look at the full forecast coming up. >>> danville police investigating a robbery that happened at the golden corral. they say they responded to a call last night at the business is parking lot. there, they found two pittsylvania residents that said a man pointed a gun at them and demanded money and then ran away. if you have any information on this case, please call the danville police department. >>> a virginia house has approved three bills that would allow more concealed weapon permit holders to legally carry in the state. the legislation was a compromise between governor mcauliffe and top republicans for the approval came despite heavy criticism for national gun-control group. the law would expand the number of concealed carry permits virginia accepts from other states, but would prohibit people subject to protective orders from caring. >>> law that would allow security officers to carry guns its way through the general assembly, but not everyone is in favor. oppone

temperatures will fall to near 40 on tuesday, so another surge of cold air will come back into play soon. tuesday will be cloudy with passing showers, but the rain could changeover to a mix at some in the 30s. president barack obama signs new legislation ... imposing new sanctions against north korea for refusing to stop its nuclear weapons program. lawmakers approved the bill earlier this month. the expanded sanctions are designed to deny the country the money it needs to develop nuclear warheads ... and the missiles needed to deliver them. 50-million dollars over 5-years ... to transmit radio broadcasts into north korean ... and support humanitarian assistance programs. we're learning new details about the san bernardino shooting investigation. the f-b-i is searching the home of the brother of one of the attackers. an fbi spokesman says agents are carrying out a search warrant that's part of the ongoing investigation. no one was arrested. documents related to the warrant are sealed. meanwhile -- the battle over privacy versus public safety continues between apple and the government. go