kanner framed autism very, very differently than asperger had done. whereas asperger saw it was common and a lifelong condition, leo kanner saw it as a very, very rare form of childhood psychosis. later he was quoted in time magazine saying that parents caused autism, by being too caught up in their own careers and too unloving and he called them "refrigerator parents" basically. by blaming parents, that opened the door for psychologists to come in and say "well actually, we know what to do with these children." and the recommended course of treatment for autism for most of the twentieth century was institualization. >> brangham: take the kids away from their families? >> exactly, because the families were considered toxic in a sense. and so they were put in mental institutions, psych wards, state schools where they were subjected to very very brutal treatments. you know kids were subjected to shock treatments, lobotomies, kept in straight jackets. they were also put in wards with people who were not like them. they were often put in wards with adult

the 23-year-old has asperger's syndrome. he disappeared in the middle of the night saturday near tuscarora and ponce trail leaving behind only a vague note that gives no indication of where he might be now. his family believes he may be trying to get back to philadelphia where he lived once before. friend shannon says because he has asperger's, noss has difficulty with social situations. he and understanding nonverbal that is what worries for most. >> i do not believe that he was definitely put himself in a dangerous situation on purpose, but i think there's a potential that he has a very trusting personality that if you look like someone who is trustworthy or you may be say something that struck a chord with him he may be more apt to trust you. yes, i believe he could have gotten in the car with someone she and his family are asking anyone who knows anything or who sees noss to call police. his family tells us police have leads in the case. in the next 30 minutes i will detail how the neighborhood is coming together to brin

he has asked burgers syndrome --aspergers syndrome. friends and family will distribute flyers in the area, in hope someone will recognize them. jim: several cars in orange county tourist district have been burglarized. they are investigating. the break-ins happened on the 12,000 block of hotel plaza boulevard a few blocks from walt disney world. we don' t know what was taken, but several cars were targeted. angela: the man accused of driving drunk and hitting a florida trooper was let out of jail. he slammed into a trooper' s cruiser. the trooper was on assignment looking for impaired drivers. we were there when torres got

the 23-year-old has asperger's syndrome. he disappeared in the middle of the night saturday near tuscarora and ponce trails. he left behind only a big note that gives no indication of where he might be now. getting -- trying to get back to philadelphia where he lived once before. a friend says because he has asperger's, he has difficulty with social situations. and understanding nonverbal communications. that is what worries her most. >> i don't believe he would put himself in a dangerous situation on purpose but there's a potential that he can have a trusting personality that if you look like somebody that was trustworthy or you may be said something that struck a chord with them he may be more apt to trust you. yes, i believe he could have gotten in the car with someone she and his family are asking anyone who knows anything or who sees not to call police. >> -- or who sees him to call police. >> coming up the next 30 minutes i will tell you how the neighborhood is banning together to bring him home. live in seminole count

the 14-year-old says that having asperger syndrome has not discouraged her from doing what she loves ... and she encourages other kids with disabilities to do the same. "if you can dream it, you can do it. reach for the stars." falynne's show will be this saturday at 7 p-m. if you'd like to buy tickets or find out how to donate to the autism coalition of northern nevada ... just go to kolotv.com and click on hot topics. time is running out to help the washoe county court collect food for people in need. the district court is hosting an annual food drive in partnership with the food bank of northern nevada. donations are being or the self help center. you can drop off non- perishable food through friday between 8 a-m and 5 p-m. for more information about the food drive, just go to kolo cares dot com. ### another recall to tell you about this morning. why pet owners who buy their dog food online could be at risk. and the results are in. what the latest snow pack survey reveals about our water levels-- and is it having an impact on the drought? for news while you're on the move, listen

this is john noss, 23-year-old matlen man with asperger syndrome. his family says he venice as we can in this morning they are desperate to ring there missing son home. he left around 3:30 am saturday and because of that, his family did not know he was gone until hours later. they think he may have enough money to buy a bus ticket to philadelphia where he has lived before. is very trusting. his family and friends are worried that quality could put him in danger. he may get into a car with someone he does not know. neighbors near his home at working to together to share his picture in hopes someone will spot him and call police. >> my phone has been lighting up. i have gotten i don't know, 30 or 40 messages from people i've never met before. they live in the community. everyone is concerned and they want to know what they can do to help. >> reporter: a family friend says matlen police to have leads. but they are looking to the public for help. in the last hour, i put a message into police asking if tips have come in overnight case. hear back. live in

. >>> at this hour, maitland police are trying to find a missing man suffering from asperger's syndrome, last seen on saturday, leaving his home near the ponts trails. at 4:00, steve barrett told you investigators have leads in the 23-year-old's disappearance. steve, they're asking for the public's help to find this front of. this is the last place he was seen, his family and friends are trying to spread the word that he can be in danger because of his condition. we have several pictures of john noss, 23 years old, he has asperger's syndrome, he's very trusting and could end up in a dangerous situation. he left a note bind when he left morning. they believe he had a enough money for a bus ticket and maybe headed to philadelphia where he used to live. neighbors have banded together to help noss's family find him. >> i've probably gotten, 30-40 messages from people that i've never met before that live here in the community, everyone is just really concerned. do to help. >>reporter: now, the family didn't want to talk on camera, but i did talk to john's father who said that he did talk to

the 14-year-old says that having asperger syndrome has not discouraged her from doing what she loves ... and she encourages other kids with disabilities to do the same. "if you can dream it, you can do it. reach for the stars." falynne's show will be this saturday at 7 p-m. if you'd like to buy tickets or find out how to donate to the autism coalition of nevada ... just go to kolotv.com and click on hot topics. the old post office on south virginia street is officially open for business... but it's not to send mail. we'll tell you more and here's a live look at the big board. the dow is ??? u-s markets got off to their worst start in years... after bad economic news from china sent overseas markets plunging. for news while you're on the reno is slowly becoming a city full of art, home grown food and culture. new businesses have made a home at the old post office on fifty- south virginia street. they're all part of a new marketplace that openend yesterday. kolo 8 news now's catherine van has more. brianna: it's relieving. it's been a baby for almost 2 years now, so to see it come to l

lewing has faced many challenges growing up with asperger syndrome ... and says she wants to make sure other kids in the community are getting the help and treatment they need. "i know a lot of people with autism and things related to that. so, it's really close to my heart. i really want to give back to those wonderful people." falynne's show will be in the eldorado showroom this saturday at 7 p-m. for more information on tickets or how you can donate to the autism coalition of nevada ... go to kolotv.com and click recycling in sparks is about to get a lot easier. that's because people are starting to get new single-stream recycling carts to replace the color-coded crates. the single stream recycling is part of a new agreement between the city and waste management. waste management has already started delivering hte new curb-side carts which allow customers to put all acceptable recyclable materials into one bin. the change will be complete by the end of this month with waste management expecting to deliver more than 28-thousand new recycling carts. ren

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supporter brendan hall, has cgs: moriah barnhart, medical marijuana supporter brendan hall, has asperger's syndrome john morgan, united for care chairperson kendra conlon, orlando 5 year old dahlia... is upbeat... while battling so girl... cancer.. chemo... seizures. her mom, moriah, turned to medical suffering. results - aren't florida, but moriah believes it should be with voters support. mom dani hall says the law has held her back from using medical marijuana to help her sons who are on the autism spectrum and manage her degenerative disc disease. morgan's second round - trying to pass amendment 2. the united for care chair has forked out 7 million dollars so far. for him - it's personal. john morgan says you won't see yes to 2 advertising until this fall. opponents like drug free america, are gearing up again too, arguing this will make it easier for kids to get marijuana, and pot shops will replace pill mills. in orlando, kendra conlon, 10 news, wtsp. morgan is confident this amendment will pass... saying they've fixed some of the loophole problems. he expects more voters out for the

he has been diagnosed with aspergers syndrome and cops have no leads. as fox 35 explains a neighborhood has been pitching in. >> it has been one week when john noss mysteriously disappeared. now an entire neighborhood is it passing out flyers and hoping to find him. >> despite the cold weather, family and friends went to work. >> people just want to find him. they want to make sure he is safe. >> shannon roeck coordinated today's efforts to find 23 john noss. >> he was at our house friday was gone in the middle of the nice saturday morning. >> he has been diagnosed with aspergers syndrome and believes he may be in danger. roeck says he is like a son, he would baby-sit her kids and come over almost every day. >> just a friendly guy walking down the street he waves to people always has a smile on his face just a happy kit. >> neighbors are determined to find him. a group of people took to the streets and passed out flyers to neighbors. >> we just want to let you know that john is missing. >> john? >> yeah john noss is a close family friend. >> nearly 2,00

now, john suffers from asperger's syndrome and has difficulty with social situations and understanding nonverbal communication. it's a form of autism. and that is what has his family members and friend and neighbors worried. >> i don't believe that he wrould definitely put himself in a dangerous situation on purpose, but i think there's a trusting personality. that if you look like somebody that was trustworthy or maybe said something that struck a cord with him, he would be more apt to trust you, so yes, i mean, i believe that he could have gotten in the car with someone. >>reporter: now, maitland police are looking for him, they also right now. his father, i spoke to him, he didn't want to speak on camera, but they still have guardianship he can't just leave on his own free will. maitland police told him today that they do have leads, he didn't describe hah they were. we'll stay in touch to see what they find out. reporting live in maitland, steve barrett. >> you can share this story with your friends, go to facebook.com/wftv. >>> more than 22,000 pounds of chicken sausage is being r

. >>> our purpose is to show that people with autism and asperger's symptom can find love and make it work. >> reed: then the good stuff. true love found with two people who have autism. >>> announcer: live from las vegas, this is news 3. >> reed: thanks so much for staying with us. to deliver his final state of

the defense's expert finding neunaber sufers from asperger's disorder and dependent personality disorder. neunaber is facing up to 25 years in prison. his 80-year-old mother, esther was found in her rural akron home of blunt force trauma. neunaber was arrested in la crosse, wisconsin the day after. a trial date has not been set yet. tim: authorities are looking into the death of an inmate in the emmet county jail yesterday according to emmet county sheriff mike martens, 51 year old lee roy hum was found unresponsive at 8 o'clock thursday morning. hum was transported to the hospital in estherville, where he was pronounced dead. the state medical examiner is conducting an autopsy in a aeny today iowa d-c-i is ntinuing to ininstigate the case. tim: a 16 year old girl has died after a rollover accident in rural monona county this morning according to authorties, 15 year old sidney solberg lost control of her vehicle when she hit a patch of black ice and went into the ditch. the vehicle rolled at least once, solberg's passenger 16 year old shelby montage of year old braiden solberg, were both

his family says he has asperger's syndrome. if you have seen him, you are >> this traffic stop ended with the deputy being pulled by a car. and we will show you the moments before the deadly move. >>> school district lily was leaders say they need state help to fund schools. >> and a new plan can save lives and money. >>> in emergencies, every second counts and firefighters are changing the way the dispatch to get there more quickly and county leaders are helping taxpayers in many ways. the - - to the chief. he said in the past, county fire trucks would actually drive past a city fire station to go to an emergency but now whoever is on the road and whoever is closer will be sent to that emergency and it also lowers insurance rates. if there was ever a fire at elizabeth's home, she could care less who response. >> whoever can come the fastest. >> reporter: and they have made agreements with the fire to permit and other cities and it is working. john is the fire chief and he says that it's about saving money and saving lives. her

>>noss has asperger' s. he does not have his medicine and it could make social interaction confusing. >> he could be lost and confused and not know how to ask people to get him back to where he needs to be. >> police say they have had several calls of people saying they have seen him in orlando, kissimmee and as close as lee road. >> he is a capable young man but he does not have a big world. >> he was last seen in a gold life is good t-shirt, black shorts and black sneakers. he has a distinctive walk but otherwise looks like an average guy. rooks says you shouldn' t hesitate to reach out. just in case he is watching now. jason: we spoke with the missing man' s mother by phone. if you see him, cover him and give them some food and drink in addition to calling police. there is new information this morning on the search for a dozen u.s. marines. overnight, crews announced they have recovered three empty life rafts from their helicopters. the choppers crashed last thursday during a nighttime training mission of

maitland police are searching for a missing man with asperger's syndrome. >> the clues they're following that may help find him. >> plus, all this damage, take a look, caused by a deadly ef-2 ef-2 tornado. >> state lawmakers want 30 million dollars to teach english to spanish speakers. most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is

. >> concerns growing about a maitland man with asperger's sin syndrome syndrome. his mother told the sentinel he normally stays close to home but she is worried he may have left to prove he can go far from home. anyone who has seen this man to call maitland police. >> police say two children, one as young as 11 stole from a pastor after church. the entire thing was captured on surveillance video. you can see the boys just outside the pastor's office. police say the older boy ran to another part of the building and took money from the purse of the pastor's wife along with the keys to their car. >> he was the decoy. they are career criminals. they have done this before. they came with every intention something. >> someone from the church spotted the pastor's car with the kids inside. they were arrested and are now facing charges. >> one seattle's bride heartache led to a night of happiness for families in need. >> this was supposed to be a party to celebrate a wedding. instead it was a night to remember for dozens of people with no place to live. when dana's ex-fian

aÑos atrÁs habÍa protagonizado la novela la mujer perfecta, en donde trastornos como una mujer con aspergerÍa volvÍa a venezuela. >> su esposo amaba tanto venezuela. teresa: estaban separados perose rumoreaba sobre una posible reuniÓn. habÍan tomado una autopista conocida por su inseguridad y falta de iluminaciÓn. grupo de jÓvenes comenzaba a planear su prÓxima fechorÍa. >> estos jÓvenes se reunieron esta noche y decidieron salir a asaltar, pero no consiguieron ayer asaltar, y uno de los chico menor de edad es el que tiene la idea de irse a la autopista. del menor de edad coloca la piedra. Única llamada al nÚmero de emergencia para que le envÍen una grÚa. en el sitio le dicen que no lo pueden ayudar porque no hay unidades y pasa una grÚa que hace viajes durante la noche para ayudar a quienes le ocurren este tipo de accidente. ya estaban haciendo los Últimos ajustes en la grúa cuando estas seis personas llegan a propiciar el asalto. >> robaron una cartera, una cÁmara fotográfica y 500 bolÍvares, que se traducen a 200 $. teresa: despuÉs del robo surgiÓ el tiroteo. >> se jÓvenes venezolanos en

adrian: he doesn' t ask burgers and may feel uncomfortable -- asperger syndrome and may feel uncomfortable asking for help. call police if you see him. there is a rally for human trafficking. this was emceed by amanda ober. organizers say what they call modern day slavery is way too common across central florida. orlando police chief john mina crack down on the problem. >> so we started training our officers to recognize those signs of a victim who is involved in human trafficking. our job is to put the criminal behind jail him about the number one priority is saving these human trafficking victims. adrian: florida ranks third in the nation in calls to the national human trafficking hotline. felt in central florida. how many flights were canceled due to the storm over at orlando international airport. >> the snow finally it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master adrian: tonight, new york city is in the middle of a historic snowstorm. here' s a live pic

released from iranian custody later today detained after one of their boats became disabled in the asperger's gulf. >>> president obama vowed protecting americans from terrorists is priority number one in his final state of the union address last night. he also warned that america cannot move forward until we, quote, fix our politics. >>> lake-effect snow in the northeast will dump up to another two feet of snow on top of the 30 inches that's already on the ground in some parts. areas of western new york could end up with a notal of four to five feet. >>> elsewhere, northern california, oregon and washington could see another 2 inches of rain with know in the sierra and northern rockies. dry and chilly across the south. >>> as we watch the president's final state of the union address last night, you can't help but thinking there's a lot more gray in his hair now than, say, seven, eight years ago. >> that's not all that's changed for about barack obama and his family. terry moran takes a look. states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: for the last time, barack obama heard that famous shoute

adrian: noss has asperger' s and may not feel comfortable reaching out if he needs help. the family asks that if you see him, lend a hand and call police. the national park service has found the body of a local man in colorado. rangers believe ronald webber of maitland fell off a cliff, plunging 200 feet to his death. he was reported missing to rocky mountain national park rangers on wednesday. after an extensive search, they found his body yesterday afternoon. the medical examiner will figure and we also now know the name of the man who drowned at a daytona beach shores condo. police say 72-year-old dana chamberlin was found face down in a hot tub last night at ocean' s atrium condos. investigators are working to determine whether a medical condition caused chamberlin to collapse. meanwhile tonight, investigators are working to figure out whether car-breaks in multiple counties are related. five vehicles at a holiday inn and 13 at a hampton inn were all burglarized wednesday night in flagler county. a hyundai was stolen and abandoned in volusia county. deputies believe t

. >> our purpose is to so that people with autism and aspergers can make it work. >> every one of us in the autism spectrum are worthy of giving love and receiving love. >> wow, it's rare you that get a glimpse of what happens to those 120 kids born in the spectrum later in life. in the teen years or adult years. >> showing us all of those ages.

. >>> it has been 2 days, man still missing in orange county, where the man of asperger's syndrome was lasting. >>> federal investigation underway in the discovery of toxic water being used by an entire city, the accusations against the city's the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. state officials warning officials of growing number of unlicensed contractors, the unlicensed and uninsured contractors art touring websites in craig list, the contractors are doing more harm than good. by putting homeowners on liability if they are hurt on the job. >>> developing story out of flint michigan where a federal investigation is underway after it was discovered the city's water supply contains toxic levels of lead. unbelievable, gunner -- the governor. of michigan is under fire for allegedly having prior knowledge of the problem and covering

his family says he is aspergers syndrome and they think he may have taken a bus to philadelphia where he used to live. >>> ucf is now raised more than $8 million in private donations for downtown campus. ucf says the $60 million project meets $20 million in private donations. another 20 million coming from ucf and officials of the rest will come from the state. they have 2 weeks to come up with the rest of the money to meet the deadline to over the campus in 2018. >>> oviedo fans a restaurant are leaving their mark before the building is torn down. messages and signatures cover the bricks at the townhouse restaurant which has been at broadway for decades. the building will soon come down as the department of transportation widens 434 . the townhouse is one of 6 buildings being torn down for the project. >>> state lawmakers discuss a requirements on transportation services like uber and lyft. a proposal for charters of maintain car insurance for specific companies and when specific coverage amounts. the bill will require drivers to get a copy of insurance out at all time and in the car

his apartments say he has autism with asperger's syndrome. his mental age is believed to be near 14. near that age level, you're asked to call police with any helpful information. >>> with just 16 days until the iowa caucuses, the two leading republican candidates are bating it out tonight a -- battling it out tonight. donald trump is calling for a deeper investigation into ted cruz's citizenship. and an unlukely supporter the now backing trump after cruz took a swipe at new york values. >> the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz is escalating. and the key battleground state of south carolina today, cruz wasted no time taking a stab elevator. >> put donald trump in charge of the elevator. >> trump started the day ripping into cruz on twitter writing -- cruz fired back -- >> it seems donald has a lot of nervous energy. and -- for whatever reason, donald doesn't react well when he's -- going down in the polls. >> and cruz doubled down on questioning new york values. a line of attack he used against trump during thursday's debate. >>

his family said he has borderline aspergers and >>> a building on barning avenue burned. three firefighters suffered minor injuries. the cause of the fire is under information. >>> coming up on cbs 2 news at noon, the water crisis widened in michigan. more troops are arriving to help out. >> plus, a 911 emergency call ignored. find out what a important to do. the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and test scores won't be used in teacher evaluations. less testing. greater focus on learning. that's a start, but there's more to do. that help every child -- in every neighborhood -- succeed. >>> growing anger over a water contamination crisis. in 2014 the water in flint, michigan was tainted with led after a state manager switched the water source to save money. it still has not been fixed. >> dozens of people demonstrated outside michigan governor schneider's home on monday. >> he should have switched it back over to detroit water

not seen early saturday morning leaving his home your the pots trail area, his family says he is asperger's syndrome on the autism spectrum. if you see him or no worry as you are asked to call police. >>> rescue say a man who is a danger to the community is in orange county jail, back in court of the weekend is his attorney try to get a judge to grant him bond, he was arrested last week after a delivery man was shot by a stray bullet, deputies believe brown pulled the trigger. them to know about that, but it will be -- he will be crippled or something. >> prosecutors believe brown was involved in several shootings since new year's eve, he is scheduled be back in court tomorrow to find out if he can bailout. >>> developing and hawaii, coast guard plans continue its search for 12th missing marines including one from florida. to marine helicopters crashed off the coach -- coast of hawaii, and rescue truce have been searching over the weekend. poor weather conditions have made it difficult for the coast guard says they are willing to call off the search it. >> we are searching for survivors, th

lewing has faced many challenges growing up with asperger syndrome ... and says she wants to make sure other kids in the community, are getting the help and treatment they need. "i know a lot of people with autism and things related to that. so, it's really close to my back to those wonderful people." falynne's show will be in the eldorado at 7 p-m. on tickets-- or how you can donate to the autism coalition of nevada ... go to kolo-tv-com and click on hot topics. ### tomorrow is the deadline to get your powerball ticket. ?do you go with your lucky numbers... or a quick pick? and-- ?how much of that 450-million-dollars do you get to take home-- if you win? nick watt has the answer. script: a $2 ticket gets you in the game. ok, which numbers? well, 26 has been drawn 266 times. 55 has been drawn just 95 times. but does that mean 55 is due for a little more love? only 30% of you pick your own numbers anyway, 70% buy quickpicks and either way, your odds of winning are the same. pennsylvania is the winningest state: 17 jackpot tickets sold since 2002. if you w

. >>> right now mate land police are still looking for this man who lives with asperger's which is on the autism spectrum. 23-year-old john noss could be in danger. he was last seen leaving his home near the ponce trails area. his family believes he had enough money for a bus ticket and may be headed to philadelphia where they used to live. if you know where he could be call police. >>> we'll be checking tomorrow with orlando police to see if they have any leads on a home invasion where officers believe the would-be robbers picked the wrong house. two men armed with assault rifles bargained into this home on harwood street overnight. the homeowner told us the men pointed guns at her two children. no one was hurt fortunately. >> you need to be in jail. you need to be caged up. masks so there is no sketch to help find them. police believe the men got away in an older model gray chevyimpala. >>> tomorrow state fire investigators will be at an old citrus packing plant that determine how the fire started. lake county citrus sales were housed on the property. firefighters had to work fast t

. >>> a teenager with asperger's syndrome found safe after he was missing from his home in manhattan for nearly a week. 16-year-old hoffmaier found. he ran away from his home friday night after an argument with his father. we were alert today his disappearance by his aunt messaging me on facebook. >>> he was the subject of an said he threatened to shoot a police officer and could have ties to isis, but tonight the nypd says he does not pose a threat. detectives interrogated the 36-year-old man after an anonymous call to police in philadelphia and harlem singled him out. those calls led police to caution all officers to be on alert. >>> new at 11:00, disturbing questions tonight about a preschooler dropped off by her bus driver at the wrong school. a middle school in new jersey. and then left there in the cold. her parents found out about it when they were called by police in newark. how in the world did this happen? here's eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer. >> reporter: woodson holds her daughter a lot closer now having lived through a parent's nightmare. >> mad. i started cryin

." >> our purpose in this movie is to show that people with autism and asperger's syndrome can find love and make it work. >> every one of us no matter where we are on the spectrum are worthy of receiving love and giving love. >> marie: so true. newlyweds lindsay and dave are on the autism spectrum and are featured in the documentary. autism in love follows people in different phases including finding love and losing love. the film director matt fuller says he hopes the documentary will help young adults dealing with the same challenges. >> reed: help the rest of us to see it right. let's continue the conversation. tweet us at... you can do it during the show or any time. you can also tweet the station. >> marie: and maybe share your e more than 140 characters for that. you can do that by liking our page just search for ksnv news 3 las vegas. >> reed: you saw it last night on television. the golden globes. we think a lot of hollywood is in recovery the day after all that champagne sipping. maybe i'm in recovery too. [ laughter ] >> marie: it was quite a show wasn't it? the 73rd annual ev

. >> our purpose in this movie is to show that people with autism and asperger's syndrome can indeed find love and make it work. [ music ] >> every one of us, that matter where we are on the spectrum are worthy of receiving love and >> marie: all worthy of giving love and receiving love that. was kate snow reporting. >>> r some starting a family is easy. for one florida couple it was a struggle because of the health f happened for stephanie austin they announced it on facebook look at this we're pregnant hallelujah . >> reed: a lot of people fell in love with that florida couple. for their full story and that fantastic video reaching more than 65,000 facebook fans. ksnv news 3 las vegas on facebook and follow us on twitter. tweet me or marie. and check out the video online at news3lv.com. >> marie: congratulations to them. >>> tomorrow is wednesday. that means news 3's tom hawley takes us back in time in the video vault. okay we do not have that little teaser video for you. in our newsroom we often talk about the fact that big national stories somehow tend to have ties here to las ve

adrian: noss has asperger' s, and his mom tells me he doesn' t have his medication which could make any social interaction confusing. quacks the longer he' s gone, he could be lost and confused and not really know how to ask somebody how to get him back to where he needs to be. adrian: maitland police say they' ve had several calls from roeck says they' ve also heard kissimmee and as close as lee >> he' but he also doesn' t have a big world. his world is pretty much this neighborhood and the preschool where he volunteers. adrian: noss was last seen in a gold life is good t-shirt, black shorts and sneakers. he' s got a distinctive walk, but otherwise looks like an average guy. roeck says you shouldn' t hesitate to reach out to him and help if you see him. >> and in case he' s watching now. home. tonight' s gold is of obvious concern to the family so is the severe weather that swept through over the weekend. when i talked his mother by phone earlier this week and she said that he will have trouble reaching out, so if you do happen to see him, comfort him and maybe give him some food or so

. >> they had no idea what was wrong until they went to the the cleveland clinic aspergers tells us about his storied. >> dale knoble of terra nova trumbull county is dealing with a lot last year he was diagnosed with thyroid cancer on monday he had surgery at the cleveland clinic to remove it the >> the cutouts to fly rights app lymph nodes because that's where the cancer was. >> he says that his symptoms started showing up during football season began losing a lot of weight and got worried his parents took it in to see a specialist at the clinic and that's when they found out that he had cancer. >> is the hard process because i knew that something was up issues that i do not know that it was cancer and that it would take this long to figure out. >> inspected to make a full recovery, doctor says he will eventually have to undergo chemo and radiation. >> no things are in the right direction the question is how fast can he get better and young people make amazing recoveries and this is a good example. >> his parents are impressed with his positive attitude we appreciate the support they ha

he has asked burgers syndrome --aspergers syndrome. friends and family will distribute flyers in the area, in hope someone will recognize them. jim: several cars in orange county tourist district have been burglarized. they are investigating. the break-ins happened on the 12,000 block of hotel plaza boulevard a few blocks from walt disney world. we don' t know what was taken, but several cars were targeted. angela: the man accused of driving drunk and hitting a florida trooper was let out of jail. he slammed into a trooper' s cruiser. the trooper was on assignment looking for impaired drivers. we were there when torres got out of jail at noon. jim: crews work overnight to get i-95 open after a driver slams a dump truck into a bridge. the truck was going down the road with the trumpet in the up position, it hit a breach, and did a -- did serious damage to a road sign. the northbound lanes had to be shut down for several hours. no word of any injuries. swinging, throwing out personal belongings, and hopping in a car not meant for her. an

he has asperger's syndrome. his parents say he has the old. you are asked to call the mate land police if you know anything about his whereabouts. >> >> hundreds gathered to celebrate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king in orlando. a lot of fun out there, idea yesterday, dozens of groups, marching bands and community leaders took part in the 32nd annual dr. martin luther king parade. starting on orange avenue, orange county sheriff and orlando mayor buddy dyer took part in the celebrations. >> >> coming up in the next hour firefighters spend hours fighting a huge fire at a fruit processing plan. what investigators will do to find out how it starts. >> >> watching this line of wind, port st. john, coco. we'll bring it to you full screen. this wind is still moving east at 60-miles per hour. >> this is racing. we had the warning, wind damage a probability possibility as it continues to work in. >> we'll continue to monitor this nor another 15 minutes for brevard county, moving east at 60-miles an hour. we'll be back with the latest morn

he has asperger syndrome. if you' re trying to fly out of orlando international airport, the huge blizzard may keep you here for a bit. this is a live look at the flight board. plenty of flights to philadelphia, new york, and washington, d.c. are all canceled this morning. one last check of your forecast. cold weather. dave: cold and windy today. wind chills never getting out of the 40' s. temperatures in the 40' s and 50' s right now. when you see the wind, it strips away the heat in your body and makes it feel colder. wind chills in the middle 30' s, and a lot of folks not feeling temperatures higher than the low 40' s. that will be the case for the rest of the day today. wind chills keeping a colder. plenty of cloud cover, sprinkles, clearing in the next hour or two, lighter wind overnight. temperatures can fall. florida, freeze warnings and wind chill advisories in place. cara: thank you for watching. the "today" show is next. happy saturday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, whic

cara: he has asperger' s and may not feel accountable reaching out if he needs help. the family asked that if you see them, lend a hand in call please. -- and call police. we are talking about freezing dave: many parts of central florida dropped all around freezing at 4:00 this morning. the northwest low at 10:00 this holding temperatures up a bit in well. -- daytona beach as well. it is certainly cold enough. if you' re heading out to services this morning are out for the long run, you need to be layers will be a best bet. we are 16 below where we were this time yesterday morning. 28 in ocala and down to the hard freeze level. they are expecting that parts of marion county. and hard freeze morning is in place. the freeze warning is in will the 20' s in many locations. there is a current hard freeze around central florida. we will see conditions warm up. before it does, it will feel awful cold out there. 24-29 degrees along the south of i-4. middle 50' s. cara: keeping up with the times and the crimes. next up on sunrise, the effort to help human trafficking victims i

noss has asperger' s syndrome. he left a note indicating he might be trying to go to philadelphia, where he used to live. family friends tell wesh 2 he may have trouble reaching out if he needs help. an orange county man admits he peered through the window of an 18-year-old girl' s bedroom. now, we' re hearing from the voyeurism suspect' s brother the best about the -- about the creepy claims. exclusive interview. matt: 22-year-old dominique brace appeared before a judge. he' s charged with burglary, and voyeurism, after cops say they caught him peeping through the bedroom window of an 18-year-old high school girl. [inaudible] >> the victim in this case would not be happy with me reducing the bond. matt: orlando police responded to pelican lane around 10 pm thursday. officers witnessed a man, later identified as brace, holding a phone up to a bedroom window. the teen told officers she was terrified when she saw a man with big eyes staring at her. >> i wish he did not do something like that. he does what he wants to

he has asperger's syndrome and a mental capacity of a 12 to 16-year-old. people gathered passing out fliers close to where he disappeared. family and friends say john is a great guy and they just want to know that he's safe. >> just a friendly guy, you know, walking down the street, waves to people. um, he's always has a smile on his face. he's just a happy kid. >> tom: as of right now, police do have any leads but if you think you know anything about where john noss is, call maitland police. 9:37 here's a trending story that just keeps getting bigger and better. remember, it keeps getting bigger. you might remember officer bobby white from gainesville p.d. last friday he responded to a noise complaint that some some kids were playing basketball a little too loudly instead of yelling at but he promised when he left that he would bring backup next time. so they could get a real game going. and boy, did he ever bring the big guns. [laughter] >> yeah! >> tom: the big diesel, shaq, shaq daddy he saw the viral video online and decided he wanted to play too. the