andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some time with him and really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help the idea was to have andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered sex offender, is that hard for some people to look past yo

andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some conversations really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i rally serious about it we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help you succeed. the idea was to have andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered sex offender, is that hard

andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some conversations with andrew and spent some time with him and really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i rally serious about it we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help you succeed. andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered se

jack/lam: it was a controversial university to let andrew long in, in the first place. and we're hearing from a lot of viewers reacting after the story that aired last night. most are concerned about long's victim. jack: one viewer on facebook says he should not have been allowed back on campus, especially to wrestle again. rebecca jochems says he is giving one of the best sports out there a bad name. emily berch, writing to us on twitter says -- a sexual assualt happens just under every two minutes in the u- s, we should give victims a voice. stephanie/1shot: before airing long's story last night, we had also reached out to the iowa coalition against sexual assailt, which said no matter what happened with long on the mat, there will always be a victim that shouldn't be forgotten in this story. they would like to remind everyone there are a number of professionals across iowa who have been trained to help survivors of sexual assault and trauma. the iowa sexual abuse hotline offers confidential and immediate phone counseling and referrals 24/7. you can call them at 1-800-

reporter: it hasn't always appeared that way. tried to say the baby belonged to his campaign manager andrew long. >> how was it presented to you, this is how we're going to present this? >> oh, i thought that was insane. i thought the whole thing was insane. but why i went along with it was i was afraid that my daughter who was unborn at that time would not have a dad. and i also didn't want to hurt anybody. like, in the middle of a campaign and i didn't want to be the one to bring down an entire campaign. >> reporter: edwards didn't climb the child until two years later. >> my precious quinn -- who i love more than any of you could ever imagine. >> reporter: edwards quietly separated from his wife elizabeth, the mother of his four other children who would lose her battle with cancer in december 2010. >> let's talk about the truth. because you took a lot of heat. >> i am really sorry. i really, truly did not mean to hurt anybody and i wasn't thinking of anybody but myself. and i was absolutely wrong. absolutely -- >> and here's -- [ applause ] >> i want the audience to hear this from a male pers

the 20's. 24 degrees in hagerstown. 29 at reagan national. 28 at manassas. 27 in baltimore and andrews. as long as we have values this low, we will see the freezing rained the drizzle do just that. freeze on contact. glaze things over. make the icy conditions. we expect later tonight especially after midnight warmer air to move in from the southwest. that will get us up to 33. then plain old fashioned rain. patches of the freezing rain. in between we have drizzle. too light to be picked up by radar. enough to glaze sidewalks and the untreated areas. the snow is farther north and storm to stretch to the gulf coast. where there is severe outbreaks. tornadoes, severe thunderstorms across mississippi, alabama and louisiana. there is much warmer air in here. much warmer air and rain comes in tomorrow. until the warmup, tenth of an inch of ice to a quarter inch tomorrow. in the rain the rain is heavy at times. it may be an inch and a half. on top of this the region is under flood watch through the day tomorrow. we have more for you coming up. leon: as you know the unusual nature and timing to the win

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the 20's. 24 degrees in hagerstown. 29 at reagan national. 28 at manassas. 27 in baltimore and andrews. as long as we have values this low, we will see the freezing rained the drizzle do just that. freeze on contact. glaze things over. make the icy conditions. we expect later tonight especially after midnight warmer air to move in from the southwest. that will get us up to 33. then plain old fashioned rain. patches of the freezing rain. in between we have drizzle. too light to be picked up by radar. enough to glaze sidewalks and the untreated areas. the snow is farther north and

a lakeland veteran contacted 8 on your side upset verizon disconnected his long distance service. steve andrews found this vet cut off from his family and shaken. >> reporter: everyday, james spends hours on his hand radio communicating with people around the world, especially europe. at age 21, he helped liberate europe from the nazis. these days he has heart and vis problems complicated by a battle with cancer in his cheek. the form of communication he relies on for out of state sons is the telephone. >> it is my life blood. it is like the blood flowing from your veins. >> reporter: late last month, that blood flow clotted when he called new jersey. the phone is imperative to this 92-year-old so he claims he called verizon. >> they hang up on me. >> reporter: in a panic, he contacted 8 on your side. >> you said you were going to take care of it. i said i don't have to worry now. >> reporter: i reached out to verizon's director of communication who jumped on the problem immediately. >> when you called we were able to within an hour or so go turn it back on and he was back in business. >> repor

temperatures petroleuming, and we heard -- compelling, and we heard from the stalker, it's been a very long day. andrews is the daughter of our news channel 8 investigative reporter steve andrews. >> i was just screaming i was naked all over the internet and i didn't know what it was, and my dad thought i had been in a car accident, and i was like dad i'm naked all over the internet. >> reporter: an trues described the moments after she was told they were videos of her naked all over the internet. >> i remember just crying and trying to get all my stuff, and hotel. >> reporter: she was distraught telling the courtroom the fear she experienced after the video was released, not knowing where it came from. >> had to hire security because they didn't want me on a plane, didn't want the media, didn't following. it was a mess. >> reporter: at a nashville hotel where the video was filmed, she said she was never aalerted a man called asking -- alerted a man called asking to be in the room next to her. >> nobody told me. >> reporter: her mother also took the stand talking agent the poll the -- about the toll the

long. what would you do? >> i don't think andrew deserves the death penalty.e court handed down a just verdict, a just sentence, and i think he's paying for his crime right now. >> it's in the bible, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a life for a life. look at hamlet, his father was murdered by his uncle. he said, i have to contain vengeance for that. however, in our actual civilized society, we are considered vigilantes and we then become the cold blooded killer. we try to destroy the monster and in turn we become that monster. >> andrew was certainly -- he was a young adult, incapable of making his own decisions. and his participation in this murder, although he was certainly urged to do so by his sister, again, he was a willing participant and went along with this. >> i'm not saying i would have done what andrew did or that anybody would. but somehow a 19-year-old man with an incredible sense of loyalty to his family was convinced that the only way to avenge his mother's death and to protect his sister, the only living relative he had, was to kill thi

rose: city leaders say voters should focus on the long-term impact. andrew: it's important for them to make that decision, to whether they would like to see things improve in their community and allow their city to grow. rose: voters in warren county can send in their absentee ballots, or vote on the issue at polling centers on tuesday. if the local option sales tax does pass, it would go into effect on july 1. stacey? stacey: west des moines is drafting its first ordinance regarding solar panel installation at homes and businesses. the ordinance would dictate where the panels could be located, and could require screening to shield their view from neighboring properties. green energy advocates say the new rules could limit expansion of clean energy in the community. steve: it is really nice out there today. meteorologist kurtis gertz is therek with the update. i do want to point out early tomorrow morning, it is going to be 32 at 7 a.m. noon is 59. 4:00 p.m. is 63. wind picks up out of the southwest, little cooler to the north. highs on saturday from 56 and

experts say it's been a long time coming - emerald ash (sot) "i don't like that at (sot. cg: andrew dahl/campus arborist) "it is a very troublesome pest for ash trees. it kills them all." ash borees tunnel through the tree's bark - cutting off water and nutrient circulation to the limbs. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "experts say these curved markings underneath the bark of ash trees are a dead giveaway wood peckers around the trees is anothth sign of ash borers. (sot) "the woodpeckers sense that the borers are in here, and they wear the bark off." many of the ash trees here in gibson square on campus have traces of woodpecker damage in the bark - and willbe been cut down - which upsets some students. (sot. cg: jared blatz/student) "it kind of makes it concerning for such an urban area that needs trees in it to help the air around the place." (sot. cg: claire hellweg/student) "i think it's really sad, especially just 'cause trees add such a nice

andrews. >> as long as we don't secede st. andrews. >>> twitter is up. news this morning. >> on the our spin being up? >> what's it mean? >>> we'll talk about it in a minute. coming up, the world health organization holding an emergency meeting. our next guest says there are other bugs we need to worry about now. that's next. >>> at the top of the hour boone pickens will tell us why he's feeling bullish about crude prices. >>> check out the price of oil. $32, $31 on wti crude. back in a moment. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." futures right now, come on futures! oh, boy. they were down 80 before. now they're down 150. china base today, i guess, shockingly, sixth straight month of contraction in manufacturing there. we were up 500 on friday. maybe it's a little give-back of the one of the stories we're following, the cdc set to declare an end to the e. coli outbreak that si

. >> we have a very long ways to go still. >> andrew joseph was killed when he was forced to leave the fair. who his family says should pay. educator is now facing. >> i'm afraid they are going to hit again. >> no shirt? no problem for these clumsy crooks. >> we are beginning tonight with a legal battle over the death of this 14-year-old boy. tomorrow will mark two years since joseph andrew was hit by a car after he was thrown out of the florida state fair. tonight his parents are suing three different entities and our evan lambert is live for us outside the fair grounds, and his parents are fighting to hold someone accountable for his death, right? >> that's right, his parents say they hope will hold the people who attributed to their son's death accountable. >> my son was a vibrant young front of him. death at the florida state fair, andrew joseph junior relived every moment of the night his son andrew joseph iii was killed. >> if they had put him in they put him in a sherrif's office vehicle and transported him 100 yards away on the other side of the interstate. >> and when he tried

her long-term case is unusual. heather: erin andrews is in tears on the stand as she is testifying in the lawsuit against the man who secretly filmed her naked in the hotel where it happened. these are live pictures in the courtroom. she is describing how she found out about the footage that exploded over the internet. a friend and fellow reporter called her frantically telling her the news. the "dancing with the stars" host is suing michael barrett filming her through a peep hole as she got dressed at a marriott hotel in 2008. >> there is a naked video of you on the internet. i said no there is not. i don't do that. what are you talking about? i grabbed my laptop and flipped it open. you know your body. was like, oh my god. i shut it down and i said i have to call you back. i called my parents. heather: the man who shot it said the motive for shooting it was the money he would earn. phil: subway foot long sandwich will actually be a foot long. a lawsuit was filed after an australian teenager posted teenager showed it to only be 11 inch

signals a peace between the eastern and western branches of christianity andrew archbishop thomas wenski s sd this meeting is long yore due. >> pope john paul ii was trying to bring eastern christianity back together with western christianity bought basse said to breathe with both lungs. >> andrew: then >> reporter: centuries worth of religious disputes, languages, who had authority in these religious circle ps p so after this split all these years later, cuba appears to be the mutual ground to meet. the pope will stop at jose marti international airport on havana on his way to mexico, and that's where the two will have this historic meeting and signed a joint declaration. the meeting brokered by cuban president raul castro who hosted pope francis in cuba last year. and officials have been negotiating, organizing this for years now. this is not just some spur of the moment meeting. all expected to go down next week, february 12th. for now we're live in miami, andrew perez. >> calvin: thanks a lot, andrew. >>> the widow of a missionary killed in last month's terrorist attack in burkina faso spoke about herr husban

andrew: 15 years is a long time and the average xavier student was just a kid when the riots happened. but they' ll be learning about it here tonight. tonight, the cintas center will host a town hall discussion about the riots. more importantly, they' ll be talking about what has changed since. expect a lot of talk about the collaborative agreement and community-based policing and the reforms. some of the major players you know will be in attendance, like former mayor charlie luken and pastor damon lynch iii. some of the folks you may not know, but who played an important role will also be here. the theme of the night -- how to create a more equitable cincinnati and focusing on things like economic inclusion. live at the cintas center, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. in commitment 2016, ted cruz wins the iowa caucuses on the gop side. democratic side almost too close to call. miriah turner has the latest out of iowa from the live alert desk. miriah: when it comes to the democrats, voters were split between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton tactically being call

requested to hear from psychologists who will testify that andrews suffers lasting effects and possible ptsd. her attorney says she continues to suffer long term effects because that video is still getting hits on the internet. i'm joseph pleasant in nashville for newschannel8. >> erin andrews is a tampa native and a daughter of steve andrews. >>> new tonight, we are getting a ground view of a small plane crash in los angeles. surveillance cameras reported the moment the craft crashed onto the street. that plane is hitting moving cars as it goes along there as broke off both wings and skids to a halt. the pilot says he was trying to land at a nearby airport when a wind gust blew him off course. >>> well, new video into our news room just now. a tornado is suspected of damaging homes and buildings in kenner, louisiana near the new orleans area. people reported seeing a funnel cloud as severe weather moved into the area there. we talked about it a couple of minutes ago. tornadoes on the ground west of new orleans between baton rouge and new orleans. but this video just in from possible tornado damage as a result of the strong thunderstorms

we have demand safety and we have a very long ways to go still.std 3 3 the andrews family appreciates the changes... but they say students would be safer if they were *never allowed at the fair without an adult... day or night. they will follow up today's protest with a memorial for their son, tomorrow night. it will take place in the marshall student center... at u-s-f. 3 governor scott... and the state surgeon general...taking that zika virus *very seriously. the number of cases in florida have now grown from 9 to 12. one of those new cases is in hillsborough county. that brings our total to three. ((more)) there are now five florida counties under a health state of emergency... governor scott is now asking the agriculture department to figure out how much funding is available for mosquito control. he also asked the c-d-c to provide at least one-thousand zika anti-body tests and for the health department to purchase four- thousand more. 3 those tests will allow us to see if individuals ever had zika. local doctors say they are getting a lot of questions from pregnant women. they say

andrew: who's the top dog? who's the alpha male? me. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i hate him. i spent six very longth andrew rosenthal, and i thought there was ways to improve his brand. but there were rants... andrew: e-mail me the...schedule! -lemonis: ...and abuse... -andrew: who the... do you think you are, staring me down? lemonis: ...and more rants. woman: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking about?! woman: don't even go there. lemonis: you don't know how to treat people. andrew: what people? the staff? lemonis: us people. andrew: [ laughs ] lemonis: and this was one that i simply just had to walk away from. but every once in a while, difficult people do surprise me. nancy: whose phone number is tammy's?! whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper? tom: you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a bathroom! -lemonis: remember these two? -nancy: the deal's off! lemonis: tom etheridge and nancy pappas. they owned worldwide trailers. nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. lemonis: when

. >> reporter: andrew devotes his one day off work to help veterans long gone, restoring their graves by hand. >> it's really more for the families and the conflicts that they may have been in. the strife that went through their minds while their loved ones were away, fighting on behalf of the united states. >> reporter: our news team so moved by andrew and his work that we chose him from a year's worth of stories on everyday heroes. >> you restore my hope in humanity. >> thank you. >> reporter: . you is you have won the be more positive award. and there are a lot of people who are here today that want to congratulate you. >> wow. i can't speak. >> reporter: familiar faces here to celebrate andrew winning the be more positive award. his best friend of ten years. >> he's a tough guy. i don't want him to see me cry. >> reporter: his family, andrew's sons often helps him clean the headstones. >> i think it's amazing what he does fo these people. >> we love him and we're proud of him. >> reporter: new friends too from the small nonprofit black dagger military hunt club to bucs' wide recei

andrew: for tommy kraemer, there was no suspense. he' s going to notre dame. the elder senior made it official today, but he made the decision a long time ago. tommy: i' ve been committed for 16 months now, and it' s great to wrap it up -- and i' m excited to get up there. andrew: the offensive tackle and his family, only one of the panther' s football team that were here celebrating today. the celebration -- even more sweet for elder football coach doug ramsey, who saw his son, peyton, sign with iu. in all, 8 football seniors signed today -- along with soccer senior joey sabato. >> athletics and education go hand in hand here at elder high school, and that' s one of the things we heard from the recruits today. this wasn' t just about going on it' s about a chance to get a college education. >> my wife and i are both teachers, so it' high priority, and we' re very lucky to have the university of andrew: for ja' vahri portis, the decision to sign with urbana university had a lot to do with ja' vahri: a lot of schools were offering a bunch of money, but s what caught my eye. i like the campus, so when i visited it was a done deal. >>

quarter steph curry loses the ball picks it up and still throws in the long two-pointer 58-39 warriors at the half 2nd quarter andrew bogut goes between the legs to curry for the drive and layup 70-49 warriors they led by as many as 23 points end of 3rd quarter dennis schroder 3-pointer to cut warriors lead to 1 the hawks led by as many as 4 in the 4th 4th quarter klay thomspn 3-pointer to get the lead back 84-82 curry 3-pointer from the corner and the shimmy in front of the hawks bench 91-84 warriors final: 102-92 warriors warriors fastest team ever to 50 wins final: 102-92 warriors the sharks are in st.louis logan couture 1 of 3 sharks to have big game tonight 1st period: ryan reeves nails matt tennyson. reeves has to leave the game 1st period: thomas hertl scores his 2nd goal to give san jose a lead st.louis cut the lead to but logan couture scored his second goal to push the sharks lead to 3rd period: joe thorton steals the puck and scores his first of 2 goals to make the game out of reach sharks final: sharks. san jose is 3rd in the western pablo sandoval as this photo showed. reported to spring training lookin

but the return the jets just got for andrew lad may make them think long and hard. they sent captain and two minor leaguers to blackhawks for marco 2016 first-round pick and conditional 2018 pick win pec eating 36% of lad's salary. 38-year-old shawn thorton is not. >> tom brady channelling the newest pet. video on face book page shows him holding up fluffy future the song circle of life from the lion king. the family's other dog also appear. it's really fun. >> coming up next we'll tell you about an hour's long chase. this was in california. but it wasn't a car. >> it was a unicorn. it was cold and windy. much nicer weather by sunday afternoon. temps run back up. >> police in california have highway chase with uncorn. juliet the pony escaped from party where she was posing for pictures as a uncorn. she led officers on chase for several hours. before they finally caught up with her. >>> the call came out that the uncorn was in custody. and i think as tense as the situation was that was the relief needed at the time. i laughed and i cried. and i thanked god. >> he got

went to local food grocery store hy-vee to help sort , through some more tips on how long to keep food. chef andrew says pay attention to how it smells, looks and feels. he also recommends you keep food exactly how it is recommended on the label. >> if you have some meat or products that say use by or freeze by and you don't think you're going to use it by that date then throw it in the freezer. it's going to give you longer shelf life and make sure you're really ensuring a safe quality product for your friends and alyx: chef andrew also says hy-vee does not want to see food go to waste either. in 2015, they donated more than 14 point 4 million pounds of food to charitable organizations. a lot of foods do not spoil as quickly as you think. what you need to know about some of the staple items. eric: more economic headlines now, on friday, stocks closed the week mixed. the dow fell more than 21 points. the nasdaq was up almost 17. and the s and p 500 was flat. an old scam is making a big comeback nationwide. con artists tell people they're going to be arrested for missing jury duty, but then the call

i think this sort of best analysis at this point of johnson in the bureau is by andrew and he is not too terribly long with the bureau of reconstruction. question about free people's life inftermath -- new the aftermath, for those people who stay down, the bureau was objective to get as many hired on contracts as possible, creating contracts was a complex issue. beginning,ned in the there are not a lot of agents, and there are slightly more military presence in large pockets of the south, and you may have to go to counties over to get to your bureau agent if you have a problem with the contract or with the employer, so it is difficult for the freed person to sort of challenge what is in the contract is congress sort of titans and handles the byey and if time goes on 1870. free people are in some ways left to figure out for the best way to negotiate with their former owner if they stayed on or if they moved to somebody else's property to negotiate with that person. immediately six months after the war, a lot of people try to leave the agricultural life and go to cities, where they think that they are b

. >> host: i had this long running debate with andrew right guard before he passed about whether -- if we disagreed about whether we wanted to put the hollywood artistic celebrity kind of culture and play in that space and make conservative projects and movies or whether we wanted to just be really good at being conservative and i don't think you can do both. it gets very tricky as we are discussing. what's your opinion? >> guest: i think i probably agree with andrew. i think politics is downstream from culture and it's important that people the conservative worldview becomes more involved in the arts. but i think it's different than trotting them out to talk about politics. they shouldn't be talking about politics. it should be people that are conservative in the worldview that happened to be good at making movies were telling jokes or being a chef, whatever it is in the culture. i think it's a mistake when we publicize them then you have what happened to doctor ben carson. he would have been much better staying out of the sort of overt political arena and weighing in sort of on the e

alyx: to help bring it home for our viewers, how long would you cook that? chef andrew: nine to 10 minutes. next week, a delicious dessert >> weather is never more than five minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. frank: good saturday morning. we cannot say it enough, it was a beautiful day yesterday, minus the wind. facebook page from trish out lake panorama. what the picture did not show you is the leaves on the trees and the blanches -- branches blowing around everywhere. the iowa event center, a lot going down there today. the wind is very light compared to yesterday, generally less than five miles per hour, temperatures feeling pretty good to start things out. knoxville at 45 already, and 43 in ottumwa, just a bit cooler off to the north. the wind is the big story today and was a big story yesterday, but the change is it will be a lot lighter. carroll at six. here is today's forecast, i have the blue sky and a few clouds, by noontime, already in the mid-50's. mostly sunny skies at 3:00, six degrees. the average for this time of year, 38 degrees. we have cle

. >> host: i have this long running debate with andrew bright barth before he passed. we disagreed where we wanted to court the hollywood artistic celebrity kind of cull tour and play in that space and make conservative projects and conservative moviesed or whether we want to just be really good at being conservative, and i don't think you can do both. it gets very tricky as we're discussing. what your opinion? sunny actually -- i think i probably agree with andrew. i believe that politics is downstream from culture and important that people who have a consecutive word view become more involved in the arts and -- it i think it's different than trotting them out to talk about politics. they actually shouldn't be talking about politics. it should be people who are conservative, have a conservative world view, who happen to be really good at making movies or telling jokes or being a chef. whatever it is in the culture. i think it's a mistake when we politicize them. then you have what happened to decider -- dr. carson. he would have been better staying out of the overt po

andrew jackson was president. it' s been at the center of this community for a long time, and people here are committed to the general store' s survival. , dollars has been raised to rebuild. that will get a big boost today when duke energy donates $25,000 for the rebuilding effort. we will find out more today about how long that might take as they try to put together the funds needed to rebuild the store. reporting live andrew setters, , wlwt news 5. mark: our third top story, republican presidential candidates are vying for votes in the nevada caucus today. trunk is expected to win the state, but second-place is still up for grabs. just ahead on the "today" show, the latest on the landscape of the nevada caucuses. lisa: ohio lawmakers will vote today on a proposal that would make the so-called sales tax holiday an annual occurrence. this started last fall. parents had three days to take care of back-to-school shopping, and most purchases did not have sales tax. this morning, a senate committee will vote on legislation to make the tax holiday permanent. mark: there could be some trouble with the trade talks involvin

away money that north korea up us capitol needs to develop miniature warheads and long-range missiles. while it smells andrew like your typical cup of joe, it is the beans cost $75 per half pound. it is grown in the mountains of panama. the first crop which took eight years to produce was very small. this year possible crop is already sold out. do not worry them abound times sweethearts if you have not made plans. where you live might work for you. according to one survey, one of the nation's top 25 romantic cities is just a short drive away. we are talking about greenville, one of its top cities. joining greenville on the list, greensboro north carolina, savannah, georgia, and virginia beach. they fell in love during world war ii but a misunderstanding pulled them apart. ivan watson picks up this love story. >> i'm going to give her a squeeze. morris. the pair met in 1944. she, a 17-year-old reddish girl living in london. he come up 21-year-old paratrooper for the u.s. forces. >>their brief romance was interrupted when thomas was deployed to normandy to fight in world war ii. after the war, he returned to t

andrew. we've been talking about this all morning long, this weather drop. this is crazy. 63 degrees yesterday was the setting in this morning. meter jis sam roberts has a look at the forecast. sam, snow, too? a little snow? >> samantha: yeah. this is kind of an indicator of how spoiled we've been this winter. we made it to 63 yesterday. we're like, why can't it be 63 again? it was so nice, right? this morning we're in the 30s. it's 33 in cleveland, but that's actually 11 degrees above our average low for this time of the year. isn't that crazy? even our cold weather this season really hasn't been all that cold by comparison's sake. we have some snow reported there at burke and at hopkins as well. the camera is showing you that it's not really reducing the visibility much, if any at all, depends on where you are. most of the snowshowers have been out in the snowbelt. temperatures right now, again, are in the 30s, and they'll pretty much stay there throughout the day. i want to show you where that snow is right now, and as we've the morning, it's confined mai

temperatures above freezing, and yes, it can snow with temps in the 40s as long as it's cold enough upstairs and it will be. 37 in andrews and 36 in la plata. and again, it will be hard to see any accumulation and everything is gone by 9:00 and temperatures in the 30s, a chilly day but a nice finish to the week. so clouds to start and a little bit of snow at 7:00 a.m. and 41 at 11:00 and 43 at 1:00 p.m. with sunshine and saturday, cool and a very nice day. saturday, 40s and sunday, pleasant, very nice and 60, the next 7 days, it gets colder and stays colder. flurries possible on wednesday and sunshine on thursday and highs in the 30s. >>> we are getting ever so close to super bowl 50. denver and carolina, the hype continues to build. we got the aging peyton manning taking on >>> well, most of you are all fired up for super bowl 50 and we are, too. check that out. we're blasting the iconic logo on the front of our building on wusa 9 on wisconsin avenue in northwest. drive on by and take a look at the spectacle. hey, a big question. can denver's defense slow down the attack of carolina? broncos able to dethrone tom brady a

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long island. he is from elmont. that's where eyewitness reporter mallory hoff continues our coverage. >> andrew youric is 29 years old. he served on the force for three years. tonight he's recovering at his father's home in nassau county. this is where he grew up. i talked to the man who visited that home. he said that could have been so much worse. everything was okay. nypd officer andrew youric is recovering. >> he did fine. i think he's going to be okay. >> earlier today, they arrived to check in. they stayed outside the home for the afternoon. youric is expected to be okay. after investigators say it appears his bulletproof vest saved his life. it's a scenario all too familiar for the youric family. his father is a retired police officer. he, too, survived after being shot while on the job in 1989. he was also saved by a bulletproof vest. >> crazy. all of a sudden, many years ago this happened and now it happens again. it's crazy. >> it's really incredible. two men both saved by a bulletproof vest. the family tonight is asking for comfort, loving support as well as their privacy at this time. live in nassau count

. >> reporter: noreen, after a long and tedious jury selection process, the trial began with opening statements. prosecutor andrew childress detailed the night of the incident in two timelines. that with norma jean and allen. they intersect between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m. of january 22 home run 2015 when marshal broke into the freeman's home and stole $50 in gift cards after brutally beating the two. childress paints alan freeman as a giver and marshal is a taker and the two had a falling out shortly before the incident over money that marshal never paid back. photos of the blood-stained bedroom where prosecutors say occurred. the prosecution's first witness was a family friend who said alan freeman left a chilling voicemail for her begging for in the nearly two-minute voicein the nearly two-minute voicemail a voice identified as help. you can hear saying mom, you are bleeding. we need to get to you stop bleeding. the defense refused the claim citing lack of evidence and pointing out holes in the prosecution's timeline. the trial is expected to last three, maybe four days, and all the witnesses have been warned not to

andrew marden with this being the 50th big game you've probably noticed the gold- themed promotions all season long. the city of san francisco is hoping that will make this year's game...and the week-long festivities leading up to it...that much more memorable. peter o'reilly nfl senior vice president of events "we knew that the 50th super bowl would be a milestone, historic moment for the nfl and the energy that was around us at the time motivated us to say, 'hey how do we do this differently?" "we started all the way back to last year's draft where we introduced the gold, it's pulled through the hall of fame game, through kickoff which was out here in san francisco as well...all the way through the year." andrew marden it's been 31 years since the bay area last hosted a big game..1985. that game was in stanford. this one is in santa clara. but san francisco has spent roughly five-million- dollars to make sure it has enough to satisfy an estimated one- million visitors. mayor ed lee city and county of san francisco "if anything, this is going to go down in history as a special super bowl, number t

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long. thursday morning single digit wind chill in andrews, baltimore, leaseburg, frederick. cold day. the coldest part of the air mass doesn't arrive until the weekend. we are getting ready for it. tomorrow, partly sunny. slight chance of flurry. breezy. highs of 39 degrees. that is it for hay temperatures. below average. look what happens in the next seven days. flurry tomorrow. high of 31. highs of 33. falling in the afternoon, blustery valentine's weekend with the temperatures in 20's for the highs. wind chill in teens all weekend. nighttime temperatures are 10 downtown stupid morning -- downtown sunday morning and maybe more snowshowers by monday. leon: okay. alison: thank you. doug: my pleasure. alison: popular local store wants you to turn off the lights. we'll explain why coming up. leon: plus new rules to speed up the oscars while keeping you entertained at the same time. >> it's described as the most congested road in all the region. it could become expensive to drive. i'm jeff jeff: ask around and it's hard to find many people supporting the toll plan for 66 inside the beltw

around two o'clock this morning charlie brown human level the scene all morning long gathering latest details lease morning andrew z fire crews are starting to pack appear in this teeny been here since around two this morning working a fire at this duplex that is now the sun has started to cut you can really see the damage at this fire getting in the roof is just worn out the windows busted. also you're looking at video we also got escorted to the back of this bill the agency had a fire tore right through it on each level. now fire crews tell us that they did pull one elderly woman who had burns on her neck and shoulder areas they said she was pronounced dead here at the scene also do now a mother who had that same apartment with the elderly woman jumped out of the window with her two kids we do know that they are at the hospital getting treatment we do not know and fire crews are packing up here. i did also speak with neighbors who live on the first floor they said someone came banging at their door telling them to get everyone here is just very sad pic trying to get the pieces and their heart just goes out to t

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andrews was shot and killed by police. his wife and children still in the hospital. >>> on long island a heroin epidemic has prompted the creation of a task force to combat that problem. officials say the group will work full-time to investigate every heroin overdose in hopes of cracking down on dealers and traffickers. news 4 spoke to one father who lost his son to heroin four years ago. >> you know, i just think this is an incredible program. my advice to other parents is to take out the thought that it can't happen to me. >> the task force will include officers from both counties as well as a federal analyst. >>> the port authority has pushed back a vote on a $4 billion plan to rebuild la guardia airport. the proposal calls for demolishes several buildings and replacing them with one central >>> how safe is the drinking water on long island around the old grumman island plant. the plant built navy fighter jets for 60 years. they also dumped toxic chemicals into the surrounding soil. >>> a new study raises questions about a requirement for restaurants to post sodium warnings on menus. the study looks at more than 35 years of r

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andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> thank you. a strange series of events ended in tragedy on long island. a man in an ambulance unbuckled himself from the stretcher. he was then struck and killed by another car that fled the scene. now, the hunt is on for the hit greg cergol is in bayshore with more on this bizarre and sad story. greg? >> yes, sibila, the victim suffered from mental illness. he lived alone in an apartment he g in bayshore, and despite everything, those who knew him say he didn't deserve to die the way he did. >> it's very sad, very sad. >> michael knew his friend and neighbor had psychological issues. but he sti can't believe the 51-year-old actually jumpedl his death from a moving ambulance monday night. >> i don't know if he was off his medication or forgot to take it or what. you kn , like i say, it's baffling. >> he was being moved by that private ambulance from a private hospital to a facility in amitiville. an ambulance worker was with him when the patient freed himself. >> he was strapped into the stretchego unbuckled himself and opened the back door. >> after he j

andrew yurkiw is now recovering. police are investigating if they were hit by friendly fire. the suspect has a long rap sheet dating back 20 years. >> this started all the way back on lexington avenue, michael george has more. >> reporter: well, rob, that gunfight exploded right here on sa this street corner. and tonight, three people are recovering from gunshot wounds. two of them, nypd officers. >> officer down! >> officers raced to the scene to help two of their own shot in the line of duty. lewis and quincy for the officer down at the location. >> it all started at about 3:30 m. they saw jamal funes point this revolver at them, then there was a chase. police responded and the suspect fired, multiple officers fired back. >> next thing you know they block off the road on quincy, and right here on gates. and the police came. >> cell phone video shows the aftermath. officers andrew yurkiw and william reddinndere hit. so was jamal funes. >> the circumstances of the shooting itself, we'll attempt to identify that. >> officer yurkiw was hit in the chest, but thankfully his protective vest saved his li