the body is found underneath an abandoned barn on the farm where lundgren's cult used to reside. experts are quickly brought in from departments across the county to aid in the excavation and search for clues. >> i sat down with him before we started this and said, what do we know? the main part they knew is that they had been bound with duct tape. >> the process takes an emotional and physical toll on everyone involved. >> they had deteriorated badly enough that we just used white sheets in the ambulances and brought them up carefully so they remained in tact as much as possible for the coroner to examine later on. i went home and i burned the clothing i was wearing because it stunk so bad. i cleaned out the inside of my nose with alcohol because the odor is there. the taste of death is really there. it's not your imagination. >> it takes two days and dozens of people to excavate two adults and three children buried under the barn. all five victims are found bound with duct tape and shot several times. during the excavation, police

>> the barn where they were actually shot.f you were to look into the pit of hell, that's exactly what that looked like to me. >> did you look in? >> i don't have any memory of actually focusing on anything because i guess i just didn't want to. >> so, walking, escorting these people into the barn, you didn't wait to see them tumble into the hole? >> i was, i guess, the judas. i was the one that led each member from the house to the barn. and then from there, they had to symbolically have tape around their hands and feet. >> after delivering dennis and cheryl avery to their deaths, ron luff retrieves their three young daughters, one by one. trina, rebecca and karen are inside watching tv. to coax them to the barn, he tells them they're going to see the horses. he gives the youngest daughter karen a piggyback ride. >> the avery children didn't understand this. this was just a game to them. it wasn't intended to be fearful. but cheryl seemed to fear it. but dennis definitely did. he felt -- he was, i guess, supposed to know. tha

the homes of barnes estranged wife reality tv star. barnes went to the home with one of his twin sons called the scene in front of a fishy there. when the lakers -- aren't punched fischer. tonight was the first time the two were back in the same building as barnes clearly hasn't gotten over it. barnes that quote violence is never the answer but sometimes it is. unfortunately it happened. i don't regret it. barnes also said i just don't like him plain and simple. don't say nothing to me. don't say on data plan and say nothing to him. road when he was asked about barnes before the game. >> this is about a basketball game. >> fischer was booed heavily when he is introduced to them at this crowd or the grizzlies fans tweeted this picture referring to barnes calling fischer a snake. fans were hostile but luckily in nothing plated off the corporate as for barnes he spent the night complaining to the refs about files with nothing to say to 25 minutes. after the game the grizzlies pulled away in the fourth quarter. tony allen goes in alone for

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it's dawn at his hog barn, and with the truck pulled up, it's time to move pigs. these hogs being guided out to the truck will be headed off to jbs in ottumwa, iowa where they'll be turned into pork chops, loins or bacon among other meats. dubruin says, "we're taking everything that's left in the building today. so, we're first going to get them out into the alley way and then you kind of carefully take them up the alley way to the front of the building and get them onto the semi." they do that through sorti panels, tting, hollering, whistling, and the occasional hot shot, which is a battery powered ock not iended to cause pain d similar to a shock collar for a dog. all tsaions causes scomfort to make hogs move. ey may not look it, t theo are just shy of 300 unds and it can be dangerous they n't move. duu says, "it's tually reallimportant when you're in there just to try and keep things as lm as possib. so, you don't want to t the pi worked up and it's just bter you can keep them calm also. you try to stay behind them and work them toward the front andu try and me

. >>> also today, a fence to a barn goes up in flames. sky 7 over the barn and the nearby home where you can see billowing from the ground there. we're learning a mystery woman rushed into the home to get earn out safely including an 11-month-old child. >> and this afternoon we're learning new details about the frantic rescue. susan tran is here with the 911 call. >> right, the fire was so intense that several people saw it and called 911. it was raging in a barn but it started to spread into that two-family home, and inside several people, including a mom and her 11-month-old baby, says the only people they're alive today is because a stranger came running in. >> the thing at that point it was so even gived you couldn't even recognize that there was a barn there. >> reporter: an intense fire raged inside a barn and nobody in the home knew they were in danger. >> all of a sudden i heard us to get out of the house, get out of the house. >> reporter: chantal's mom and 11-month-old daughter ava were asleep and a stranger just banked into the

but this barn you can see is a total lauls. the wires the tree brought down and falling on the barn there was a fire that resulted. so philadelphia fires came out. they say the smoke was considerable. they were able to put that fire out. peco got on scene and really the amazing thing is the only power that's been affected is power to that exterior building, that barn that you now see is in just shards and pieces. we're talking to utility workers and if there's residual power damage for other people along the block, we'll let you know. but right now the city is investigating and power has been restored to this single property except for those back buildings where the tree came down. reporting live in germantown, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> this morning we're learning more about the shooting ambush of the philadelphia police officer that has other officers now on alert. matt delucia is live at police headquarters. this is coming from an anonymous tip that has local and federal police involved. you got your hands on that. >> re

they said to me wear a hat tonight because we're in a barn, but this is a pretty nice barn. it's a friendly barn." trump touched on many of the topics he usually does. he said he'll strengthen border security with a wall, that will be paid for by mexico. he said he'd repeal and replace obamacare. he said he'd make the military "what we have going, and it's really important, it's a it's not like a normal situation." on tuesday, trump sent out a press release and facebook status saying he won't participate in a thursday night debate on fox news, because of a previous debate he thought was unfair. instead, he'll host a competing event in iowa -- a benefit for veterans. "but despite those press releases and facebook posts, donald trump did not touch on his decision to not participate in that debate, but he did say he hopes his iowa event tomorrow night raises a lot of money for veterans and wounded warriors." "we're going to raise a lot of money for the vets. that's what we're going to do. we're going to raise a lot of money." in the speech, trump also continued to tout his lead

barnes has said. i hammered on dot because i -- it is now three years ago i said let's see where we are going with this. i tried to set a schedule. that hasn't been adhered to. a bit of frustration in that. it is complicated. they need to work with you. it sounds like for the most part they are. we don't want them to come out with standards, or requirements, areechnology, mandates that obsolete. or by the time we enact them, sometimes they are an overreach. that is a challenge we face. in closing, any quick guidance on how to proceed? i want to hear from the private sector. i know we are going down a certain path. what do think the proper role of government -- the standards, i have worked with nhtsa and i just told ms. duckworth i tried to get a biometric standard after 9/11, that was three times i put in law biometric standard. i think we may be there it is 12 years later. they're very difficult to nail down. and with changing technology, it is sort of- like trying to change the wheels on a vehicle t

we met john lind - he has volunteered in the horse barn for a decade. he's battled chronic kidney failure for more than two years. a live kidney transplant. his perfect match - was his perfect match of almost 40 years -- his wife ahlene. but complications caused him to lose that kidney. so he was back at the national western and searching for another donor. word got around the barn...josh bobb and other fellow volunteers knew they needed to do something to help. josh bobb will go through the testing to make sure he can donate a kidney to his testing to make sure he can donate a kidney to his friend john. in all, more than a dozen stock show volunteers stepped up offering to help by being a live donor. there are about 6 thousand people in our region waiting for a kidney - and since people have two...many can donate one and live a wonderful healthy life. the lind's hope their story will make more people homebrewing is legal in colorado... but one practice isn't allowed. coming up we'll explain how you may have broken the law with your really popular. howe

his estranged wife and barnes won't stop threatening his former teammate. that's next. >> new york is much more th >> new york is much more than fires and traffic accidents. >> fewer and fewer do so with a typewriter. york city spends five days a week visiting since the great depression. >> one of few latinos working computer science came to the united states at the age of --. >> from playing videogames to having his own company he has created over a thousand web sites. >> it's only been legal in new york city since 2010. believe it or not there are a lot of rooftop -- like this one story leading up to the grizzlies game has more to do with the -- off the court levchenko than the fact that carmelo anthony is out with an ankle injury. on october 3 in southern california grizzlies forward map aren't stroke 95 miles to his estranged wife reality tv stars home to confront derek fisher. barnes made the trip with one of his twin sons whth one of his twin sons who called the scene uncomfortable efficiently. the confrontation ensued and barnes punched fischer resul

the barn was already fully involved when we pulled up. we knew we weren't going to save that barn smoldered after family six on second floor and family of 5 on first floor reunited. and chantal just grateful for mi outs stranger that saved their lives. thank god she stopped. we would have never known. >> now one firefighter did have some burns to his face while fighting this fire. but he is said to be okay. and the fire marshal again is investigating the cause of this fire. we're live in spencer tonight, susan tran, 7 news night team. >>> now another interview with just on one station. two little boys on road to recovery atv crash on new year's eve they are in hospital and one boy's fathers fighting for his life jadiann thompson has much more. >> it's not a phone call anyone should ever have to receive. tears stream down the face of ashley as she sits with family an umass medical center. her son in nearby room. it's longest five days of ours lives. no parent or grandparent should see their kids what we've seen them go through. new year's

a total loss. >> the barn is 100 by 100-foot, two story barn. no animal, no significant loss. no injuries. >>reporter: just on the other side, 17 year-old erving vas cease and several family member. >> it was crazy because i just got out of the shower. >> someone honking their horn alerted him to the fire and he sprang into action, telling his cousin and grabbing his mom. >> her legs are kind of >>reporter: no injuries there either but a home is crumpled metal. >> there was a car in here somewhere we have not found yet. >> a car? >> yes. >>reporter: mire chief dustin bradley says 48 firefighters from 8 stations responded to the call. they are working to put out hot spots and secure the scene. >> there is lots of unknowns with digging up a property like this. >> >>reporter: before calling ate day and turning it over to the sheriff offense office to investigate. >> i just praise the lord we are safe from home. >>evan: the fire chief says the cause of the fire appears to be accidental but they are still investigating. >>> authorities will resume the search for a georgia man this

we drove by the salt barn and sand. we saw a contractor for duke energy and he is starting early to make sure they can keep power to as many residents as possible. it will be a very busy day for a lot of people. we will stay out here and bring you the latest. live in breaking news one, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: i will tell a tale on gloria. she is from california. i don't think she is seen snow in a while. don: the other day when we were in the heart of the cold air barbara came in and said it is cold. barbara is an alabaman. gloria came popped said it is so -- came in and said it is cold. in person county they have the potential of a foot of snow. we will talk about the totals around the virginia border and we have the winter storm warning until 6:00 tomorrow night for evenly the counties east of 90 with a advisory through 6:00 tonight then they will reassess t. they could see mainly rain. a look at first alert doppler xp and on the most powerful radar in the carolinas not showing any county. w

it happened at his own barn. the fire happened early this morninn at a barn on gilbertville road. the gilbertville fire chief says hay bales caught on fire...though he wasn't sure how it started. four horses were inside the barn at the time. they all got out safely. this morning we're hearing from the family of a man shot and killed by waterloo police. derrick ambrose junior was shot by officer kyle law in 2012. a grand jury f fnd the officer's use of force was justified -- through a settlement -- the city is now paying two and a half million dollars to the parents of ambrose and lawyer in a wrongful death lawsuit. put a value on my son, my son was with me and going to school up and finishing school up" this is believed to be the largest city ssttlement of a a olice-shooting lawsuit in iowa history. today governor branstad gives his "condition of the state" speech. among his priorities...helping schools...by extending a tax that'ssnot set to expipie until 2029. matt breen sits down with the governor for a preview of what we can expect in today's speech. nats of ranstad governor te

it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that.claimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we were getting ready to flip a coin where they think the goose's fate was. i don't think the governor was going to call at that point. >>> i hit the ground like a meteorite. >> they're pushing the limits. >> nobody knows what happens when you fall from 180 feet. >> climbing higher. speeding faster. >> everybody move. >> and falling further. >> oh, my. >> never turning down a challenge. >> the whole crowd was into it. everyone was egging me on. >> they take on the unknown. >> oh, my god. come on, buddy. >> and disaster is never far away.

that store is just five minutes down the road from the barnes and noble. today -- virginia beach police special victims unit detective kristy curtis tells newschannel 3 -- the victims parents didn )t realize what happened until after the fact. that )s because the kids were not directly with their parents -- when the man approached them. 28;05 one child immediately notified the parent which is exactly what that child should do 29;16 it absolutely is traumatizing kids this age do remember things that )s why detective curtis says she is urging all parents -- to make sure their and she says a play area -- or children )s sections of stores -- shouldn t be an exception. 34;05 that does not mean those children should be without you in those areas but police are still trying to find out -- if the man is responsible for more incidents. 31;17 any suspect who does the things that this gentleman has done at least twice now certainly warrants our attention and the publics attention now police are asking anyone who feels their child might also be a victim to this mans b

well investigators tell me that both inside barnes and noble here and the dollar tree that's just down the street from here. the man was allegedly targeting very young children under the age of ten into their parents were not in the aisles with them she did not touch the children but did expose himself to that any suspects who does the things that this gentleman has done at least twice now certainly warrants our attention and the public's attention with a identified detective christy curtis with the virginia beach police special victims unit says the man you see in this surveillance video could still be praying on the children of unsuspecting parents in stores in our area sometimes it takes a community in this incident it's going to take a community to get this guy into custody. chris says that there have been at least two instances where she says the same man exposed himself to children verse at the barnes and noble my counts the most recently at a dollar tree store just down the street and the parent left two children in the toy aisle while she was in another aisle and a man approach

barnes was suspended for two games. fisher isn't thinking about barnes isn't thinking about fisher who he called a snake. or is he thinking about it? >> it is what it is. i have to keep my mouth shut. we are for exampled on playing that team and, you know -- we're focused on playing that team and when i'm retired him and i will cross paths again. >> oh. >> that's not over. >> okay. >>> finally tonight, one thing ben mcadoo didn't get from tom coughlin his press conference fashion sense. social media was eating it up! here's coughlin last week in his resignation press conference. the suit game, tight. here's mcadoo today, not so much. it fit him 60 pounds ago but he lost weight since then. he has a four-year deal with the giants so tailor-made suits are on the way. he will keep the tom coughlin time there with the clocks five minutes fast in honor of the so-called pizza so-called pita rat is eating well. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and tes

and several animals killed in a clermont county barn fire. these are photos of the scene, sent to us by the washington township fire department.the department was able to save more than a dozen animals, but they did lose a horse, a sow and some piglets. firefighters say the fire may have started because of a heat lamp. police departments nationwide are asking officers to remain more vigilant. vigilant.this comes after the death of danville officer *thomas cottrell* who was shot sunday.today u-s attorney general loretta lynch says she was appalled by the killing of that ohio officer. 32- year-old hershel ray jones is being held in connection to the officer's death. a philadelphia officer was shot three times earlier this month - the victim of an ambush. a blow to the ego - the mayor forced to wear a steelers jersey. 40-:40:04"we keep our word in cincinnati so i have to follow it"we'll tell you the good, that came out of this playoff bet. knowing your child has a food allergy - before they can eat solid food.the new test that's in the works for

jeff barnes put this yellow droid together.. which is actually a replica of an r2-d3 -- similar to r2-d2. of a group of movie fans that build these droids for fun. it weighs about 100 pounds and took him a year to build it: (( jeff barnes, droid builder: "i've been a fan forever you know? the opportunity presented itself and i was like why not?" "now that the new movie is out there's probably going to be more." )) ((brian loftus)) barnes takes the droid across the country to comic cons and fan gatherings. he says he's in the process of creating an r2- d2 replica. /// let's get to sherry with a look sherry swensk .................. temps are mild with the overnight clouds. right now we have a lot of 40s again. .................. the humidity is high now after we've had a few round of light showers that started early yesterday morning. this first system is now exiting east... and making way for a larger and california. ............ heavy rain is slamming the coast and there are lots of winter storm warnings and flood watches for c

her dorm room was in the barn. so having extra money for housing, college housing and the room and board paid for. i visited her her and here it was in the middle of the season she was on call 24 hours a day to help them give birth to the new land so this is a passionate will become her career. as for the other kids i thought i'm not so sure that they are going to eventually end up farmers or anything it was a meaningful extracurricular for them but if you went to the four h. clubs i think you would find markets like kelly sowing the seeds of the rest of their lives >> go to c-span.org/mac cities tour. he decides he's going to get on a train and he's going to campaign the country. he has three major trips he makes across the country into the candidates never do that. this is the first time it's ever happened. there've been occasions but they've number the kind of times they spoke on the road to less than a dozen. ..

that )s about a quarter-mile from dolores barnes home. newschannel 3 reached out to hampton city schools - and a spokeswoman did tell us the bus stop was going to change - but barnes said it was only moved one-hundred feet. today - barnes tells us she got results -- and her daughters bus stop was moved right in front of her home. hampton city schools say they do monitor sex offenders living within their city - and consider that when making bus stops. were still waiting to hear why officials were unaware of this stop until a parent called to complain. and taking out the trash in virginia beach has a whole new meaning these days. ahead - anything from old t-vs -- to oyster shells. and we aren t the only ones who-p&were shocked by the cold this -p&week -- how aquarium staff are dealing with hundreds of plenty of us got new electronics for the holidays -- but virginia beach wants you to think twice old stuff. todd corillo shows us a place where you can take it to find new life. linda minner -- recycling bureau manager for virginia beach -- lo

that beating left barnes in a coma.e say barnes and the teens were pumping gas for spare change when one of the accused hit barnes that prompted the attack. the teen who we are not naming will spend two years in a juvenile facility. two other teams and three adults also facing charges. >>> police are looking for the men who robbed two teens at a rec center in west philadelphia last month. this is surveillance video they just released from 57th and haverford from december 18th. two men armed with guns walk up to the 14-year-old boys. they rob them, got away with an i pope, hoverboard and a book bag filled with clothes. so if you know who those guys are, give police a call. >>> new jersey college says leave your hoverboards at home. kean university in union and ocean counties banned the popular devices. the reason, officials say they can cause fires or injure students. the school says it will confiscate any hoverboard on either of its campuses. >>> countries around the world condemning north korea's latest nuclear test. t

marty barnes supplies most of the bulls from his ranch near peterson, iowa. so why climb on one just to get thrown off? marty barnes / bull rancher "i guess it's just the oldest extreme sport, going today still. it's the challenge of man against animal, that unknown. you know, you're not playing an opponent, you're dealing with a 4-legged this opponont is slick mix. he doesn't like you. he's two- thousand pounds of brahma bull riders to the dirt for five al: "what's it feel like to get thrown to the ground by a two-thosuand hurts a little bit, but there's momentum. when that bull sends you away, you've got momentum moving away, and so generally,,you hit the ground and roll toohe ground. tte dirt that's worked up a little bit, but it's more disappointing, i think, mentally, most of te time." now meet the famousralco 'regano red. (e tossed bull riders`at the national finals in las vegas for three years. and that ain't no bull. well... al: "what's it fell like then when that bull comes and tramples on you while you're laying in that soft dirt?" marty: "well, yea

this is what he wore to barnes and noble. at brown coat and blue jeans. he has dark hair and dark eyes. if caught he could face up to 10 years in jail. c0019 ron 13:59:13 not much shocks me but that hit me pretty hard. i was like wow, okay maybe they should find that guy. again - if you recognize that man or if you were shopping at barnes and noble on black friday or the dollar tree this past saturday - give police a call. i'm dl 10 on your side. an avalanche has killed one person and seriously hurt three others in france. it plowed into a group of schoolchildren and their chaperone today. local reporters say the person who died was just 14-years-old. police say they are still searching the snow, but they have found five people so far. days after heavy snow. in a about an hour and a half we will learn more about the state of virginia. governor terry mcauliffe will deliver his state of the commonwealth address tonight. it's scheduled to start at 7:00 followed by the republican response. look coverage on wavy dot com tonight on wavy news 10 on fox 43. top n

first game back--harrison barns though be in l.a.rrow night tough night for local women's basketball. cal head coach lindsey gottlieb arizona freshman destiny graham out of east palo alto's eastside prep scores inside. taryn griffey hits this shot to make the score lady wildcats griffey: 11 points final: arizona 57-52 tara vanderveer is ready karly samuelson hits the 3 pointer for stanford stanford only scored 13 in the first halfand shot 25 percent for the game arizona state's sophie brunner had 12 points final arizona state 49-31 the san francisco 49ers fired rookie head coach jim tomsula last night. after 1 season the niners went in tomsula's lone season as head coach and ended the year with a victory over the rams yesterday. tomsula a long time defensive line coach had the challenge of coaching a niners team that lost countless players from retirement and injury. the niners are expected to explore the potential of hiring sean payton if the new orleans saints make him available. . here's niners ceo jed york and the players on the

marty barnes / bull rancher extreme sport, going today still. it's the challenge of man against unknown. you know, you're not playing an opponent, you're dealing with a 4-legged opponent, i guess." this opponent is slick mix. he doesn't like you. he's two- thousand pounds of brahma bull from mexico. he's been throwing riders to the dirt for five years. al: "what's it feel like to get thrown to the ground by a two-thosuand pound bull?" marty: "well, it hurts a little bit, but there's momentum. when that bull sends you away, you've got momentum moving away, and so generally, you hit the ground and roll to the ground. the ground will be 2 or 3 inches of dirt that's worked up a little cushion, so it helps a little bit, but it's more disappointing, i think, mentally, most of the time." now meet the famous ralco 'regano red. he tossed bull riders at the national finals in las vegas for three years. and that ain't no bull. well... al: "what's it fell like then when that bull comes and tramples on you while you're laying in that soft dirt?" marty: "well

a bald eagle is found shot to death in northeast nebraska. 3 (barn fire)fire destroys a barn near dakota city. 3 (space heater safety) and... the deaths of an iowa family spur safety tips on how to keep space heaters from becoming deadly. 3 3 state conservation officers in nebraska are asking for your help finding the person who killed a bald eagle in northeast nebraska.the bird was shot earlier this week... apparently as part of a hunting trip. 3 3 and tonight that story is first on fox 3 3 the nebraska game and parks commission says the dead eagle was found yesterday (monday) in cedar county... about 3 miles southeast of yankton. the bodies of two rooster nearby.it *is* legal to hunt rooster pheasants in nebraska right now... but *not* hens. bald eagles are protected by federal law... and killing one can lead to a 250- thousand dollar fine and 2 years in prison. anyone with information is asked to call the nebraska game and parks commission. 3 3 a plan to replace a community pool in correctionville is taking a step forward tonight.the woodbury county board of supervisors approved a 5-

authorities -- a fire in madison county destroys a barn and sends a family running from their home. toninit they are all safe thanks to a quick thinking teenager. justin hinton joins us live from the sheriff's office in marshall. how did the teen help>>>reporter: once he figured out what was going on, he told everyone inside they needed to get out and get to safety. he then went the extra mile to make sure his mom would be okay. smoke blends into the sky where >> it was like a gunshot. like a boom. >>>reporter: before flames began pouring from a barn. >> once they get going it's just a matter of minutes until it's on the ground. >>>reporter: a total loss. >> the barn, approximately a one foot by a hundred foot. no animals. no injuries. >>>reporter: just on the other side, 17 year old irving and several family members. >> i just got out of the shower. >>>reporter: someone horning their horn alerted him to the fire. he told his cousin and grabbed his mom. >> her leg is fractured. >>>reporter: no injuries there either. but this hunk of metal tells them how bad it could have been. >> th

it was a raging fire in a barn and started to spread to the two-family home. inside several people, including a mom and 11-month-old baby, say the only reason they're alive is because a stranger came running in. >> it was so engived you couldn't recognize that there was a barn there. >> reporter: no one inside the two-family home even knew they were in danger. s. >> chantal and her 11-month-old daughter ava were asleep and the stage just barged into their i said, mom, get out of the house, the house is on fire. we ran out and saw the whole garage up in flames. >> while 911 calls were flooding in. >> there's a fire. i can see it from south senior housing. i see some smoke. >> reporter: and this video after the fireball across the street. >> it was scary to be honest. >> reporter: the chief says the fire marshal is investigating it as a suspicious fire. for hours the barn smoldered as the family of six on the second floor and the family of five on the first floor reunited. >> i'm happy to know that they're all okay and still here with me. and chan tell grateful

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this was black friday at barnes & noble and dollar tree. he was wearing blue jeans and a brown coat. nicole: is all about power and government. lot in this year's legislative tom: they need to name the seahorse on its new logo. go to our website and check out more new nicole: republicans are controlling the house of delegates and the senate. some 3000 bills are on the table. many of them affect your daily life. much of the influences coming andy: seniority means power in richmond. state senator frank wagner has it as the new chairman of the senate commerce and labor committee. wagner will help influence more than $350 million to the economic engine known as the norfolk international terminal and port. other than speaker of the house, chris jones could hold the number two power position in the house. chairman of the house appropriations committee. jones will help direct how over his committee has the power to kill governor terry mcauliffe's budget amendment for 100 $57 million to expand medicaid. his media work rise in the house of delegates

the barn went up in flames around 3 o'clock saturday afternoon. next door was 17 year-old erving vasquez and several family members. he says someone honked the horn to let him know about the fire and he sprang into action, telling all his family members to get out. he then went the extra mile to help his mom. >> her legs are kind of fractured so i had to grab her. it was crazy. it happened all of a sudden. >>evan: part of the rental home is burned, the barn is a total loss. no people or animals are injured. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> authorities will resume the search for a georgia man this morning. they say he fell from a waterfall in macon county. first responders were dispatched to dry falls near highlands around noon yesterday. officials say the man fell from the falls into the river. they say swift water crews searched the area but that effort wasas called off at dark. a section of high land road near turtle pond road remains closed to give emergency workers better access to the scene. >>> protests escalate in col

an early morning fire breaks out and destroys a barn. springville firefighters and other neighboring agencies responded to an barn fire in springville on this morning. firefighters say no one was hurt and the owner was able to get all animals out of the barn safely. the cause is unknown, but firefighters do not believe the fire is suspicious at this time. the autopsy results are still pending in the death of an eastern iowa teen. the state medical examiner results from the moe sed autopsy could take between six weeks to two months. moe sed's body was found in the cedar river near gilbertville in early december. an autopsy is ordered on the body of a man who died after a snowmobile accident in central iowa. authorities say the body of 25- year-old travis vandewalle was found friday in a field northeast of le grand. relatives had been looking for vandewalle because he hadn't returned home. the marshall county sheriff's office says vandewalle died after the snowmobile he was driving rolled over on him. decision 2016... while her husband mad

the barn was destroyed. no animals or people were hurt. 3 3 the cold temperatures are casuing some school delays this morning. madison, mitchell, yancey and avery county schools are on a two hour delay today, with no buses on icy roads. you can check our website wlos dot com for the latest on school 3 3 the windchill is in the single digits in some parts of the mountains.ingrid... that kind of cold can be dangerous. good morning. here is a look at current conditions across shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7-day forecast for both 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 happening today, ur of the five suspects charged with robbery in asheville are expected in court. police say they were armed with a gun and mini-sledge hammer when they walked inside "jared's fine jewlery" on tunnel road back in november. officers say they stole an estimated half- a-million dollars in jewelry and diamonds. all five are being held on bonds of a million-dollars each. 3 3 3 we have continuing coverage this morninn police i

this man -- seen pacing up and down the children s isle of a barnes and noble -- is wanted by virginia beach police. they say he is the man who walked up to a child and exposed himself while inside the virginia beach blvd store back in november. and according to police -- he just did it again. on saturday -- january 9th -- police say the same man walked into this dollar tree store on independence blvd. according to police, the man was in the toy section of the store, when he approached the children and exposed himself. 2:27:08 its horrible and its scary its really scary the dollar tree, everyone goes in the dollar tree. lynnette pugh lives near the shopping center and was at the dollar tree on saturday right before the man exposed himself. 2:27:26 everybody is out here on saturday. i dont understand that. wow im shocked. 5 grandchildren with her when shopping at the dollar tree -- but after hearing what happened over the weekend-- she will no longer feel safe letting them roam while she shops. 2:27:39 i will never let my grandchildren go through the store every again by themselves. i m

alicia barnes and i'm alicia barnes. >>> attorneys confirming brian dequincey newman confirming he has resigned as chairman of the central midlands transit board of directors. there were reports circulating that newman refused to step aside. >> ben: earlier this not state supreme court placed the former councilman's law license on interim suspension after a judge sentenced him to two years probation on misdemeanor charges of failing to file returns in 2012 and 2013. newman maintains it was simply a mistake. >>> traffic is back to normal along the jarvis klapman bridge, but that wasn't the case earlier this inc. >> alicia: emergency personnel closed off the bridge as well as the 12th street bridge during a possible water rescue. we don't know in was someone inside the water. abc columbia news will continue to follow this story and we'll bring you updates on "good morning columbia" beginning at 5:00 in the morning. >> ben: tonight an at-capacity shelter with a waiting list more than double the number of units. this is a very real reality for columbia's st. lawrence place. >> alicia: thos

fire crews responded to a barn this morning. the linn county sheriff's office says it happened just before 6 at 705 elbow creek. a viewer on facebook sent us this video of flames engulfing the barn. officials say one person had inhaled smoke, but refused medical treatment. lawmakers will reconvene in des moines in one week, for the start of the 2016 legislative session. raising the minimum wage and recent changes to iowa's medicaid program will be among the top priorities for lawmakers. democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton, will travel to cedar rapids today. at 3 o'clock this afternoon, she'll make an appearance at the new bo city market. democrat martin o' malley and republican mike huckabee made stops in central iowa yesterday. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. the day started with clear sky clouds in the west. as the afternoon goes on, clouds will slowly clear out. highs reach the lower to middle 20s. we'll have a partly cloudy sky tonight into tomorrow. tuesday will be a little breezy from t

workers at the barn.. have to shower in and out.. change clothes and they couldn't even go onto the semi where they're guiding the hogs. dubruin was sending off finishing hogs.. in the next couple weeks he's going to disinfect the whole barn to prepare it for a new crop of young hogs.. and speaking of sending hogs to market.. today's markets aren't looking so good... "...i'm selling corn at this point..." "...take a chance up at this level and get short.." "...everything looks to go lower..." "...the rest of the commodity markets in my opinion" and that's all we have for the agribusiness report.. i'll see you again tomorrow. check out who-tv dot com... click news then agribusiness. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with

barnes .... was 4-and-oh versus the gamecocks ..... saturday afternoon in knoxville .... 24th ranked south carolina..... looks to beat barnes.... and a vols team that is 8-and-2 at home this season.... 1. early on....p-j dozier.... with a nice pass inside to chris silva.... who puts in 2 of his under a minute to play in the first half .... micahel carrera .... spots up.... and knocks down "3" of his team high 22 points ..... gamecocks down 1 at the half. 3. early 2nd half..... carrera... stays persistent inside....he gets the basket and the foul.... to cut the vols lead to 3.4. midway through the 2nd half.... laimonas chat-kevicius..... slams it home to cap off a 6- oh gamecock run.5. but south carolina has no answer for vols guard..... kevin punter.... who finishes with a career high.... 36 points.... as tennessee hands south carolina its 2nd loss of the season..... final score.....78-69. after falling at 13th ranked virginia tuesday night to snap a 5-game winning streak.... clemson has this weekend off. the tigers return to action we

this derrick fisher matt barnes want. it has a love triangle, threats, name calling, punches thrown and suspension. last night fisher and barnes were in the same building for backyard beat down. they were in memphis taking on the grizzlies. barnes also took a $65,000 in pay because of that two-game suspension. he promised it wouldn't go anywhere without further incident. they've gotten production out of other areas. they were tied with memphis going to the fourth where the grizzlies took over. marcus an absolute menace. knicks lose 103-95. green bay playing out ad -- jeff janice had two catches all year and tole touchdowns in this game incruding -- and a shovel pass to l.a. president. for cbs 2 sports i'm steve overmyer. have great day. >>> most people have a story or two about a celebrity encounter but what if it was the other way around and a celebrity was sharing their story about an encounter with you? >> i find this e-mail address in my pocket from another family from nashville that told me the family was sold out. s

city representative investigating what happened, and as a result initially when the tree fell on the barn, and brought down the wires there was a small fire. so that's why you have philadelphia firefighters here. they put out that fire, no one was injured. so that's the good news. i did try to talk to the homeowner and i asked her a few questions. she declined comment but again, we're hearing it was a very old tree and so really, the general consensus here from emergency responders and utility workers is that it was the overnight winds that brought down that tree. we stay on top of it and let you know if other homes in this area are affected with the loss of power but right now it is just this property where i'm standing. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> $1.3 billion. that is the new powerball jackpot. ticket sales between now and wednesday night could push that record lottery prize even higher. those sales started shortly after no one hit the $950 million on saturday night. the jackpot and others grew richer after powerball upped the odds by adding extra balls to the weekly drawing. now it

i'm alicia barnes. >> i'm ben hoover. for the ral i will tonight. the lieutenant governor threw his support behind the republican frontrunner just days before iowa caucus. our grace joyal has this report. >> i'm so jacked. >> donald trump. >> the chill bumps on my arm when i think about donald trump running for america. >> i like the whole package. i think he's what we need. >> shocking. >> somebody went down. okay. you just help her out. good. >> and drawing thousands. >> he doesn't say it just for other people. he just says how he feels. i like that about him. >> to tiny gilbert the other night. >> i'll tell you what, south carolina has been with me from the beginning. >> south carolina lieutenant governor henry mcmaster agrees. >> we want everybody to get out and vote. for donald trump for president. of backers. most recently the controversial sheriff joe arpaio from arizona, former alaska governor sarah jerry falwell. >> everybody believes i will give the best security in the country and i will. i will. >> less than a week from caucus day in iow

. >>> from main and gervais, this is abc columbia news with ben hoover, barnes -- alicia barnes, weather with tom farley and sports with tim hill. 11. they were among the most popular and sought-after presents over christma >>> they were among the most popular and sought-after presents for christmas, but now the hoofer boards -- hoover boards are being forbidden at universities across the country. usc is the latest. they announced they are banning hoover boards in its 26 residence halls and considering banning them from the campus entirely. the school cited the possibility of collisions and batteries starting fires as reasons for the ban. >>> ever wondered what happens to all those ground-up christmas trees? you get mulch and lots of it. keep the midlands beautiful is giving away free mulch this saturday. that give-away will begin at 8:30 in the morning and last mulch. if you're interested, stop by 7 oaks park on leisure lane or the south carolina state farmers market on charleston highway in west columbia. >>> just in time for the weekend, south carolina's cuisine is taking center stage

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. >>> this morning police say that massive barn fire in spencer is suspicious. it broke out last night around 5:00 on cherry street. according to the worcester telegram, investigators are taking a second look at a similar fire that happened a block away on new year's eve. the fire started in a barn behind a home and look at these photos here a fox25 viewer sent us from the scene. the fire marshal haven't reported any injuries, but the barn is a total loss. >>> fire fighters are trying to figure out what caused this deadly fire in farmington, new hampshire. the flames burned throughout roof of this home on rod road. neighbors said they could hear a man trapped inside screaming for help. fire fighters couldn't get to him in time. three people including two children did escape and treated for smoke inhalation. >>> this morning norwood police are trying to track down two men accused of swiping keys and credit cards from gym lockers. the latest theft happened at the vanderbilt club. surveillance video show them walking around with the stolen car keys in hand. the man

in the festhalle barn. f.b. & company is reopening its revamped doors with music by bluemississippi . this supergroup features four members the iowa rock 'n' roll hall of fame: bob dorr and jeff peterson of the blue band, along with dave hummel and bill "cricket" davis of the mississippi bands. explore snowy trails around indian creek nature center during a guided snowshoe walk sunday or rent a pair from the center; fee is $8 for nature center members and $12 for non- members. walkers of all ages should dress in layers. hiking or ski poles are helpful, but optional, and hiking boots or snow boots work well with the center's snowshoes. if a predicted weekend warmup causes a snow meltdown, the group will switch gears and enjoy a winter walk in the woods, instead. register on the nature center's website. winterfestsaturday, jan. 23 unless you're flying south doctors and emt's in iowa will soon have a new life- saving tool at their disposal. it's all thanks to a large grant given to the iowa departnent of publi

that fire started in a barn behind a home. take a look at these photos fox25 viewers sent us from the scene. the fire marshal hasn't reported any injuries yet, but the barn is a total loss. >>> fire fighters are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire in farmington, new hampshire. the flames burned through the roof of a home on rod road. neighbors say they can hear a man trapped inside screaming for help. fire fighters couldn't get to them in time. three people including children did escape suffering from smoke inhalation. >>> looking two two men accused of swiping keys from gym lockers. the latest incident had at the vanderbilt club. surveillance video show them walking around the parking lot with keys in hand. they pretended they were interested in gym membership and wanted to check out the locker room and left with the stolen item. >> pick on people who work hard and you people do nothing and feed off people who do stuff. >> daniel: another look at the shopping spree with the stolen credit cards at the target at univ