beth mcleod. >> beth: the weather is fantastic. i have super bowl sam with me, he said please can we go out i see the blue sky? freezing mark, chilly start to your sunday, you need a winter jacket you don't need umbrellas, scrapers and everything else. sam is in the weather department because he's my dog and he's super bowl sam, predictions for who is going to win the game tonight right , downtown, fantastic out there any day we sneak in february above average will be super special, today no different we are withining in the weather department, super bowl sunday or not. some areas top out near 50 . sunshine clouds thickening through the daytime, more clouds this evening. then we see rain showers of the rain showers transitions into a little wintry mix monday morning. i want to show you in, because monday and sunday are almost opposite days. although we'll see 40s monday we are going to be dealing with that wintry mix. tuesday we have another cold front that comes through that is going to transition us to more winter like temperatur

high of close to 60 beth today? >> beth: definitely going to feel like spring hardly a cloud going to be gorgeous get out and enjoy it mainly because it is only here one day. spring fever you will have it by the end of the day the winds going to kick in look at the roof camera, gorgeous not a cloud out there 44 , winds into the afternoon 44 euclid and lakewood, 41 lyndale, 38 shaker heights, 39 in strongsville. 41 in ashtabula. 45 in madison rock creek 38 . 12 warmer than where we were yesterday. starting off where our daytime high is. this isn't supposed to say tomorrow's forecast it is supposed to say today. today beautiful, monday cooler. 36 days until opening day. warm and windy, gusts over 40 miles an hour are expected this afternoon, that means high profile vehicles are going to be tricky, you have to put our shopping cart away, if not it is going through the someone's car, rain overnight, gone bay monday i'll let you know our next weather woes coming up. >> denise: track the forecast wherever you are by downl

i'm going to bring beth mcleod in. it is important you know this in case you are on your way to the airport. >> beth: 480 westbound is closed from the eastside or 77 akron heading to hopkins airport this is going to slow it is icy out there odot has been busy. when denise said 14, you know it doesn't feel like 14. >> denise: i saw 5 in my car leaving the westside. >> beth: unbelievably cold this is the coldest we are going to be all week. the bad news is today is going to stay flatlined. decemberties great day you are suppose -- >> denise: it is a great day for it, you are supposed to be with your honey smuggling. >> beth: i say 14, 14 along the lake shore mostly cloudy. look at these temperatures denise, 3 out of hopkins airport, 3 below akron clear skies, 0 in canton, mansfield, sandusky 12 . here's your wind chill, this look at mansfield, 10 below, 7 below in wooster, in lorain. 8 below the wind chill factor out of hopkins airport. if you have a breeze you have that wind chill factor. not cold enough to put us up de

beth mcleod is here with your first alert forecast and the sunshine, well, beth, it felt so good today. >> beth: it looked good, didn't it. that sunshine, but it was so icy cold. we're still dealing with the awfully cold temperatures out there. wind chill that's still going to get you. so the short-term problem is the wind chill. it's 5 in sandusky. that's what it feels like. 2 in mansfield. 5 at hopkins. but unfortunately, lydia, we're going to go from cold to messy, but we warm overnight. we get some snow showers that come through. some of you are starting to see it early as now through the evening. that's the mansfield area, but slowly as we go through the night, some areas stacking up to just some isolated spots of 2 inches, most areas see less than an inch. here's a look right now on the radar. i had toid woulden -- widen it out so you get the idea. we're not expecting huge snow totals out of this. it's going to snow right up to that morning commute. but, lydia, here's the good point. look at that. temperatures rise overnight tonight. so at least tomorrow morning waiting for the b

beth: various costumes. this is what we where will we go out into the community but we have -- each costume would be to the scenes. myra: is it like rocking through the ages? beth: we have a 50's segment. bud: a gospel segment. beth: we kind of go back to the 50's. bud: not to let the cat out of the bag, we have a nursing home we want to make the residents of nursing facilities him more at home. -- feel more at home. myra: my stomach hurts from laughing. the reason you are telling us about this now is because you tend to sell out. beth: as a matter of fact our saturday matinee at 12:30 is sold out. bud: only about 250 tickets remaining for the other four shows. thursday at 7:30, friday, 7:30, saturday, 12:30 which is sold out, 5:00, and in 2:30 on sunday. myra: they should really call that number on the screen. you may get a pretty good deal, only $12 and $18 for tickets. beth: better seats will be on thursday and friday evenings now. beth: 231-2080. myra: i am matching, can i be in the show? beth: you're no

beth mcleod is in the first alert center tracking oh, the bloomy details >> beth: oh, you know, okay it's still the middle of winter and we have been lucky and very spoiled. tomorrow is no exception. gorgeous day. let me get to future view. by 9:00 and then rain moving into the area and as temperatures drop, you got it. we'll be transitioning into a wintery mix or mainly snow because temperatures are going to be on the warmer side on monday. temperatures during the game time tomorrow will be fine. ride home from the superbowl parties not bad. outside, 29 in wooster 29 in canton. tomorrow we'll be making a run with sunshine especially to get us going. the rain appears sunday night around the midnight hour and rain reality returns monday afternoon and then it continues for the next six days. lydia, i will get you all the sad details of our next winter storm coming up. for this type of weather we recommend downloading the first alert weather app and you can customize it to where you live to get instant radar updates and beth's forecast in the palm of your hand. >>> it may be superbowl w

mary beth-- o.k. all right. this is a scene i just finished between samantha-- "a beautiful, intelligent redhead--" a lot like you, kate. oh. "and tyler--a rugged, good-looking hunk--" a lot like-- well, use your imagination. o.k. "samantha enters, sees tyler. their eyes lock." ooh. samantha says, "oh, tyler, i want you. "i need you. see, they love when you throw in a tumor every now and then. then samantha says, "i cannot go on denying my feelings for you. "every time i see you, i want to touch you. "come to me tonight. i won't tell a soul." mrs. philbert, do you mind? you're breathing a little heavy on my mohair. blast! the flipping faucet thing under my kitchen sink's sprung a leak. i'll never find a bloody plumber on a friday night. how about ben? i bet he could fix it. oh, yeah. he fixed that sink last month. splendid idea. i've got to get home and turn the water off. i'll write down my address. here. here you go. would you give it to ben when you see him? don't worry. i'll make sure we continue. thank you,

(beth caffrey, the cat house on the kings) "its the beginning of the flood, especially for cats. cats and kittens will start having litters, they already are." cat house on the kings asks valley residents to spay or neuter stray animals that might wander on to their property. and it appears it is going to be a happy ending for sally ann. (beth caffrey, the cat house on beauty the rest of her life, especially given the right kind remarkable, it's unforgettable. ((demetria obilor)) that was patrick nelson reporting. sally ann is getting all of the right nutritional care... and should be ready to be adopted within days. /// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. looking for another calm and easy day in the desert. temps right now are in the fairly comfortable 40s around the valley. you may need a light sweater or a jacket if you're out for a while this morning... then short sleeves with the 70s this afternoon. .... the eastern u.s. is cleaning up today and reeling after more deadly twisters. this time the storms hit virginia... low pressure keeps sliding up into the nor

beth says some changes are on the way. she's here with your first look all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. >>> tomorrow is february 29th or leap day in the once in four-year event means special deals. some restaurants are offering discounts. several retailers are having special sales. you can save money on travel website if you book your next vacation on leap day, beth. >> why not? i always like that. that makes me giggle when people have birthdays, like paul has a birthday tomorrow and he's only, like, 16. >>> still breezy, still definitely kicking it in the wind department, 23 miles an hour out

columbia's renewcolumbia beth rousseau has more. >> beth: preventing incidents like this one, between a spring valley high school student and resource officer ben fields is a top priority for the richland school board. >> temperatures very, very difficult and emotionally trying and just unfortunate on many levels. >> beth: the vice-chairman of board says the video of the incident drew attention from parents locally and nationally and internationally. way is definitely bothersome as a parent about. >> but it wasn't just pairs and community members. >> some of the kid it's try to step forward later that day and some other stutunts who were supportive of the sro officer. there were differences of opinions there about. >> hearing those opinions directly from the students, that's the purpose of the newly proposed student advisory councilor there are so many decisions we make that impact the students, so it's great to hear what is important to them about. >> student representatives from each high school, middle school and elementary school in the district will make up the council which will

beth: no. the windows are creating an airlock. you suddenly get an opening, you get a huge rush of oxygen and... barry: backdraft - the trapped gases would explode, both men would fry. so no rush of oxygen, no opening windows or doors? spike: can we relieve e airlocked pressure by drilling ventilatn holes? beth: not with the time we have. jules: i'm trying. simon, you have been through so much with your team, you can't throw it all away now. any way we can bring the heat down in there? run some hoses? let's do it, gear up. guys! jules: simon, i know you can hear me. turn the intercom on so i can hear you. ed: greg, you're hearing the same thing i am, and i got jules doing everything right and he is not responding. it's you that he needs here. no, i'm the last thing this man needs. no, you gotta listen to me! listen to me! back off, eddie! listen to me! he doesn't need you because you're some genius of empathy. he needs you because you get it wrong, 'cause you don't always know what you're doing, because you make mistakes like he d

bruce and beth? >> thank you, joe. >>> we'll be right back with more caucus covege. >>> you're watching your 24-hour aune, beth malicki and >>> well.. accommodate crowds. others were prompt and on time. >> and that's especially true when they take place in satellite locations live in iowa city. >> with democrats at the retirement community for their caucus event tonight. dave? >> reporter: beth and bruce, it certainly helps to run the situation on time when you've got a preregister for the satellite caucus several weeks in advance. that way organizers knew how many to expect, and the event started exactly on time at 7:00 tonight. the iowa democratic party started at four locations statewide, 110 was b b far the largest. participants here preferred hillary clinton over bernie sanders 99 votes to 20. martin o'malley registered zero. one participant says it helped older voters who had seen it all before. >> i think the people that me had been to other caucuses in their other lives before they moved. the

hey beth >> beth: yeah it felt like spring today. made it up to 45 degrees. technically at this time of year should only see about 41. it was nice. a little breezy this afternoon but if today did not feel like spring, tomorrow will. 21 days until spring. 42 in canton and 41 in sandusky and manfield. look at this, into the 50s by 2:00. beautiful day tomorrow. lots and lots of sunshine. we'll warm almost everybody to the 60 degree mark and then will will be a couple of show offs that make 61 or 62. tomorrow expecting rain showers coming into play at about 10:00. bigger winds coming into our way. not only daytime sunday but sunday night is going to be incredibly windy and then we're done by the monday morning drive and then colder and could be snow flakes out there and then icy patches. quiet tonight and no worries. a much warmer temperature on tap as we bump the temperature to 60 degrees. like i said lydia, lots of ups spring is not here yet. i'll explain it coming up >> lydia: remember you can stay up to date with the weather all around country and locally by

david: ge rice chair beth comstock. -- ge vice chair beth comstock.mberg ." ♪ david: you are watching "bloomberg ." we are watching futures. absorbing news out of china. the market is starting to feel like china is a bit sicker then they predicted. we are feeling like we are in the green. beth comstock is still with us. tom keene is fresh off surveillance radio. bit ofet you a little first word news before we dig into the must read. vonnie: bernie sanders is far behind hillary clinton in nine of the 11 states that hold primaries or caucuses tomorrow, so he is focusing on states farther down the road with a higher proportion of white voters. russia says the cease-fire in syria is still in effect despite reports of violations on both sides. russian warplanes resumed attacks on the second day of the cease-fire. rebel forces resumed antiaircraft fire, as well. demolition teams are about to start tearing down a squalid migrant camp in calais, france. several thousand migrants have been living there while they try to sneak across the english channel

beth? >> beth: we're seeing bush supporters trickle in. i'm going to stem aside so you can look behind me. ready and willing to hear from the former florida governor. following his fourth place finish in new hampshire, bush has hit the ground hard campaigning in south carolina but he's not the only one. the palmetto state has seen an influx of candidates hoping to carolina voters. we want to mention that some of the upcoming events for these candidates, many of theop candidates will be in greenville tomorrow participating in the faith and family forum with attorney general allen wilson. carson, bush, rubio and cruz will be there. kasich won't be there, instead, he'll be making stops in orangeburg and hilton head. trump won't be making his way back to south carolina until saturday when all of the candidates face off for the debate, held at the peace center in greenville at 9:00 p.m. of it gop primary is set for february 20. you can count on abc columbia news for complete coverage on air and online and coming up at 11:00, we'll have continue

[telephone rings] mary beth, are you coming to the swap meet? i wouldn't miss it. we had them in burtonsville, and i sold kisses. mary beth, you don't sell kisses at a swap meet. yeah, right. like i'm going to give them away. hey, everybody. i just took a phone message for kate. remember that aunt she was always talking about? aunt phoebe? that kooky old broad that owns a fish joint? oh, yes. the one who walked around in whaling boots with a parrot on her shoulder. she is sort of a nut case. what did madam loony tunes do? she died. oh, that's too bad. the woman was a saint. 93 years old. what a shame. what did she die of? the woman was 93 years old. what did she die of?

>>lydia: thank you, beth. calves with the road woes leaving some to wonder what's going on with the team. anthony lima with more on tissues and the buckeyes pull off an upset. >>anthony: you knew things would be a little tougher today for the cavs without lebron. but pay role north of 170 million, you'd think they could withstand occasional absence of the chosen one. instead of sylvester stallone, cavs did not get the win. hoping other two members would come through and kyrie trying to set the tone early. offense. dizzying his way to the bucket. 28 points. hit four threes. however, this one didn't count. that was the kind of day it was for the cavaliers. then defensively, otto porter getting loose at three in a row. threes. 21 points. then morris would get things going offensively. i wanted at the trade deadline. instead we got chaney pride. they were crush it. what exactly is going on here? >> unfortunately last couple games we haven't been able to get stops and get out and runment also on the road you want t

beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 1:41 "they taped it, but they taped over it. cbs and nbc doesn't even have a copy." 1:47 matt gregory (standup we'd like to show you the footage, but due to an ongoing disupte with the nfl we cant." beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 5:22 "the nfl has been really nasty about it and they're like we have the copyright there is nothing you can do we'll sue you. you know you're in violation. nobody can see it." 5:36 we ca't even show you the tapes becuase they arent here. 13:59 they are in a mine." milesaaway they sit. rebuck surrounds her self with the real treasure he first husband wanted her to protect. will have to wait. 8:28 " i feel excited i feel sad i feel frustrated because you have something that is supposed to be wonderful and you can't share it with anyone." 8:41 matt gregory, 10 on your side. matt gregory, 10 on your side. check out images from the first super bowl posted on wavy dot com. find them under the sports tab. police hope you can help them "bottle up" a pair of booze bandits. they say they'

manteo with beth rebuck, beth what does your family have? the only known copy of the first super bowl tape in the world. but we can't see it and neither can yu ill explaqin why i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. a follow-up to a federal lawsuit involving military housing. a new trial date has been set for a family claiming they found mold in their home. in 20-10. a family says mold at the lincoln military housing complex in norfolk made them sick. the case was put on hold when the judge declared a mistrial-- right after jury selection

. >> beth: there are multiple factors at play and many like it, that present challenges. >> there's no per se smoking gun, on top of people not talking to us in the community about. >> even with these obstacle, investigator richborg says there's no such thing as a perfect crime. everything messes up and even if it's the person who commits it about. >> making him confident they'll close the case. >> i believe we'll figure out who did this. >> beth: an outcome that kusko's daughters say it worth the wait. >> we he know nothing will bring him back but getting justice for him would do someood. >> beth: the columbia police department is emphasis emphasize can the importance of community tips in solving the cases. to contact crime stoppers at 888-crime-sc. abc columbia. >> ben: a 6-year-old orphaned after ready ready deputies say that her father -- after richland county deputies say that her father killed her mother and then turned the gun on himself. necessarily inside. deputies say they found the bodies of stephanie and keith wallace. >> speaker: the reason margaret fisher says she can for

beth? >> ben and leash a, we are just -- alicia, just 19 days away from the gop primary and 26 from the democratic primary, but here in the midlands, numbers of both parties are keeping eye, close eye on tonight's caucuses, but for different reasons. the start of the iowa caucuses means presidential primary season is officially underway. >> it's truly an american system that has led us to this point. we are excited to see it happen tonight. >> party officials in the midlands say tonight's results could have big ballot implications in south >> we see from that history that iowa can influence what happens in some of the other states. >> for the gop party, reps say the caucuses are all about which candidate can maintain and gain traction with voters. >> for the past few election cycles the winner of the iowa caucus has not done particularly well after iowa caucus. tonight, can you meet the expectations. campaign, finish first, second or third, and the momentum that generates into new hampshire

beth fisher talks to the rescuers on scene.... seconds after tragedy struck.... the strip. beth standup (bfisher perm files 6:30-6:46) "by now you know lakeisha holloway is accused of intentionally running people over first in front of cabo wabo...then twice more farther not further! farther is a measurable distance north on the strip. but what you don't know is a small group of heroes was on their own for the critical first minutes." (9-11 audio 00:06-:12 please cover with transcript) "witness: right in front of paris casino on the strip, a car just went over a bunch of people. like 20 people." nats sirens and engine pulling out time (9-11 audio 1:33 please cover with transcript) "dispatcher: do you know if people actually got run over? witness: yes ma'am. i'm telling you the car hit at least 20 people got hit. " (video from december 20 wreck) but just as the 6 clark county firefighters were pulling up in front of cabo wabo--another disturbing call comes in. (9-1-1 audio 6:02 please cover with transcript) "dispatcher: i people are down. paris security: i've got 3 people do

live in the newsroom, beth rousseau, abc columbia news. >> all right. thank you so much, beth. super bowl sunday is almost here. >> about 48 hours away now. up next, we'll look at some bobo on and off the field in we'll be right back. this sunday the carolina panthers take on the denver broncos in super bowl >> this sunday, the carolina panthers take on the denver broncos in super bowl 50 and the midlands will have a representative on the sideline. >> this is carolina panthers she's the 2008 graduate of blythewood high school and former bengal cheerleader. in addition to being a cheerleader, she's also a personal trainer in charlotte. how beautiful. all right. there will be some palmetto state pride on the field as well this sunday. the panthers have a couple of coastal carolina chanticleers on the team. josh norman and mike tolbert and former gamecock byrd is on the practice squad. and darian stewart will take the field for the denver broncos. wow. >> there is a tie of peyton manning to south carolina way back. way back. >> tell us. >> gosh, no you don't. >> yes, go to my face

same goes for our second victim, beth westerly, 17. she had just finished her coffee shop shift and waon her way to a bar method class. morgan: and physically similar. how close are the two abduction sites? 5 miles apart at bus stops. abby's cell was found near one, beth's scarf near the other. where are the dump sites? one in an alley, the other in a field. so he stapled their eyes open, then he blinded them. it's about power and control. maybe he didn't want them to watch while he hurt them. or it could be about shame. perhaps the unsubis disfigured himself. blinding the victims leaves them helpless, lost, totally dependent. it may be a manifestation of how he sees himself in this world. it is a form of enucleation, just without the scalpel. his face is the last they see before darkness. garcia, come up with a list of jobs that would give the unsub access to sulfuric acid. the rest of us, wheels up in 30 minutes. d this is where my brother lives now. [chuckles] there you are, cy. i got you clothes. bought you some shampoo and toothpa

beth? >> we are getting closer, couple of okay days, you could bump into a sprinkle or touch of a flurry. >> welcome back, many of us are always looking for ways to eat healthier, eighth annual nutritious and delicious food tasting gala brings together local chefs for a good cause. scholarships. i am joined by karen. it is not spelled right. vincent peterson co-founder of vijio gardens. >> eighth annual event. we promoted this for national nutrition month during the month there are healthy choices. this is a healthy dish competition. all of the vendors are companies and businesses that promote healthy eating. if you use the right techniques, baking, boiling, steaming, food can taste delicious and still be healthy. >> vincent, tell us what you have. >> we are an indoor garden and grow micro greens as well as fresh basil and lettuce. we are taking down the farm to fork waste. high amount of flavor, low-calories, great nutrition. >> what is the difference between buying it fresh. >> as it is s

(beth caffrey, the cat house on the kings) "its the beginning of the flood, especially for cats. cats and kittens will start having litters, they already are." cat house on the kings asks valley residents to spay or neuter stray animals that might wander on to their property. and it appears it is going to be a happy ending for sally ann. (beth caffrey, the cat house on the kings) "she's going to be a beauty the rest of her life, especially given the right kind of care and that face is it's . more news and weather for you on news-4 today after the break. first though.. here's a look at good morning and welcome back to news 4 today. on the show this morning... one day left of campaigning before voters in 13 states make decisions about which candidate for president they'll support. gop frontrunner donald trump is fending off attacks from mar rubio and ted cruz. while democrat hillary clinton moves on from her big weekend win in south carolina, bernie sanders says he's not out of the contest yet. we'll have the latest from washington. also, siouxlanders speak out about the privatizat

...bruce and beth, back to you. remember, whenever winter stay with kcrg t-v nine for the most accurate coverage. you can download the kcrg first alert weather app to put the latest weather information right at your fingertips. download it from google play or the apple store. flights are getting back on schedule after a hectic night at the des moines international airport. the snow storm forced airlines to cancel five early morning flights to cities like chicago and denver. 500 people had to rebook. the cancellations came just as the airport saw an influx of passengers when presidential campaign workers, media, and visitors were trying to leave after last night's caucuses. " we've been planning for quite tenants..with the rental car agencies; with the tsa; the airlines themselves to ask them to upgage..give us additional seats in des moines to get this glut of people out of here." " today, the final precincts reported their numbers from iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses. and today, the democratic party confirmed h

abc columbia's beth rousseau has more from m bio's camp. >> beth: ben and alicia, it's been a tight race all night here. ted cruz and marco rubio going toe-to-toe and while it's not clear right now what the final outcome will be, rubio and the voters here are pleased with the support and it's a strong showing for him here in south carolina after an extremely disappointing fifth place finish in new hampshire. rubio was abe to pick up high profile endorsements, congressman trey doughty, hailey. they were here tonight in a packed house with supporters that carry what is now known as a marco men tone. supporters we've spoken with are pleased how he did. rubio himself is calling it a huge step in the right direction, and says this is a three-person race that he's determined to win. >> this has been a long road. there were many people on this campaign when it first started, many good people. many of whom in any other year would have been a front-runner, but now practically speaking, it's down to three and i know that our campaign gives us the best chancnc not justt to c ce together, not just t

beth stewart witnessed the fire it was sad to watch it go down and it took a long time .. a few hours... now theyve got a hold on it but who woulda thought something like this would happen let s get a check of the weather outside now. what a gorgeous view out there over the chesapeake bay. the sun is shining and not too many clouds out there either. let s send things over now to meteorologist myles henderson with your first warning forecast. first warning forecast a warm start to the week... highs will climb back into the upper 60s normal for this time of year. expect partly cloudy skies with an isolated shower possible as a cold front moves through. this front is not going to be a big rain maker or temperature changer. highs will return to the 60s on tuesday with sunshine during the day and clouds rolling in late as another cold front approaches. more rain and even a chance for storms moves through midday wednesday. new at noon-- it happened on cunningha drive. right now-- we don )t if anyone is hurt or what was taken. we do know that two schools were temporarily placed o

beth mccleod is here with your first alert forecast. >> it was good, high thin clouds. little cooler. everyone was still talking about saturday's weather. 38 out at hopkins, 42 canton. 20 colder than yesterday at this point. i know what most of you wanted today. twenty-seven days until spring. we have a coolish forecast. you can head into your monday morning commute knowing it is going to be cold and sunny. it comes in rain by wednesday. could be heavy by the afternoon. we'll warm wednesday then drop temperature wise and change to snow. they are going to be cooler than saturday. that rain still makes an appearance in the middle of the week. highs and lows in the next few days coming up. >> beth, you can follow the weather in northeast ohio for your smart phone or tablet. now the the breaking news on planned parenthood. governor john kasich signed into the group. sha neens dunning is here. >> reporter: governor john kasich signed a bill that strips funding. this includes 28 planned parenthood in the state among other health care providers. this would take away the 1.3 bi

team members jen davidson and beth lenz, and the boat's captain. john 'lj' benson. this won't be leisurely... we're racing the elements. in the mountains overlooking the bay, a storm is threatening. it's an ominous day to go scuba diving, but science doesn't wait for perfect weather. near our dive site, beth and jen jump in with snorkel gear to help us zero in on the reef below. the event that brought us here is called bleaching. higher than normal water temperatures cause corals to expel the symbiotic plant cells which provide them food. without the algae the corals begin to starve...turning healthy brown coral, ghostly white. this year's bleaching has been so pervasive, that for only the third time in history, scientists have declared it a global event. back on board, i check out a new piece of equipment; an aquatic communication system that will let me talk underwater. jen and beth surface, confirming we're on the reef. >> directly under me. >> it's directly under her... we'll do it, because this coral is really amazing. >> with the weather still holding, though

. >> beth joins us more with where democrats are making round. beth? >> i little further out from the gop primary race but that doesn't stop the candidates from vying for voters in south carolina. hillary clinton was in new york but she made sure there was a state while bernie sanders focuses on the capital city. >> cheers and chants welcoming bernie sanders to usc. >> bernie, bernie! >> following a moving introduction of erika garner, the daughter of the man who died at the hand from police in new york. >> he's always been a fighter and voice for the black people. >> something sanders continues to fight for if elected. >> what we will do is do a lot of training for police departments around our country, we will hold police officers accountable. lethal force should be the last response, not the first response. >> while addressing the student-filled auditorium, the >> a college degree is the equivalent in many respects what the high school degree was 40 or 50 years ago. we need the best workforce in the world. >> it's these ideals that make him the best

. >> beth: prior to monday's incident, myers himself on the wrong side of the law in 2005 when he pleaded guilty to drdrk driving in asheville, north carolina and again in 2012 when he was charged with having an open container of alcohol in his car. >> donnie is a wreck waiting to happen. he's going to hurt somebody if he doesn't hurt himself. >> beth: they say these alcohol-related incidents are unacceptable and dangerous to the community he serves. >> he needs to save what little shred of a life he has in the community and step down. >> beth: longstreet says he'll continue the fight until myers steps and down need be, he'll find someone to run against him for the seat in the upcoming election. we've reached out to myers but have not heard back. >> ben: a man killed in a valentine's day murder in lexington county has been identified. lexington county coroner says arturo bravo santos, 28, died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds. the coroner says he was identified with the assistance of the mexican conlast. restaurant owner 49-year-old gregorio leon is accused of shooting santos at the

beth swailes is off their list. really. (beth) i'm going to connecticut to see my sister-- i'll miss my train. was justin really with you the night of the shooting? yes. at the times you said? maybe a little later. i don't know, i didn't check my clock. and that's why you won't testify for m? i don't buy that. does this have anything to do with the photographs that we taken? they made me sick to my stomach. it's awful, sky having to endure that. but why stop protecting justin? because he did it to her. he made her a drug addict? she never got high before him. and seeing those pictures? did justin say anything to you about where he had been before going to your apartment the night of the shooting? no, he just sat in the corner. but what i don't understand is, there were only two or three people that knew sky would be at that new year's eve party. when the photos were taken. and there was security like crazy. you'd have to be awful lucky to be in that bathroom at that time. unless sky was being set up. i have to go. beth... (

mary beth? yeah. i think so. mary beth! [ ] ok now. 1, 2, 3, 4. leave those suckers wanting more. don't know why i love you like i do bum bum bum bum bum don't know why i love you wait a minute. no, no. i'm sorry. i'm supposed to go-- where is our beloved leader kirk? that lunkhead was supposed to be here an hour ago. how can we practice our moves without a lead singer? yes. i wonder why i love you like i do is it-- oh, ralph. so good to see you. we need someone to fill in until kirk gets here. no, no, no, really. i'm not very good. i wonder why i love you like i do mary beth, i know you've never heard this before, but you're flat. come on, ralph. just till kirk gets here. we won't do the choreography, just the song. oh, gosh. mary beth, hit it. [ ] i why love you like i do ba bum ba bum don't why know i do-ooh don't know why i love you don't know why i care i just want your love to share i don't know why i love you like i do is it because i think you love me true i wonder why i love you like i do like i do ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba yes, ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba yeah, ba ba ba ba

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more than 40 years later, beth rebuck can remember the last gift from her first husband before he died. two large films beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 1:06 "he said maybe they'll come in handy someday you'll be able to educate the children and use the money for that." 1:14 the films inside the cases, marked super bowl 1. beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 3:39 " where do you put something you don't know where to put it? or your attic." 3:43 her son troy while in high school saw the recordings. it wasnt until she moved to manteo that the two of them realized how rare a find they had. it. cbs and nbc doesn't even have a copy." 1:47 matt gregory (standup we'd like to show you the footage, but due to an ongoing disupte with the nfl we cant." beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 5:22 "the nfl has been really nasty about it and they're like we have the copyright there is nothing you can do we'll sue you. you know you're in violation. nobody can see it." 5:36 we ca't even show you the tapes becuase they arent here. 13:59 they are i

students are walking away with more and more debt. 11:39:20 beth armstrong, virginia tech director of university scholarships and financial aid it's obviously a real concern. it's a concern to all of us at virginia tech. virginia tech director of university scholarships and financial aid --- beth armstrong --- says they provide student loan data to the board of visitors... the group that sets tutition rates. current hokies took out more than $93-million dollars in loans in the 2013 academic year. 11:39:27 beth armstrong, virginia tech director of university scholarships and financial aid there is a borrowing issue but we have to make sure we're looking at why students are borrowing. it's very easy for students to accidentally over borrow. schools point to the drop in state support... for the rising costs. at radford university... over the last ten years.... state support dropped from more than 50- percent to less than 40-percent. putting the student loans... to make up the difference. 11:55:03 samantha hart, virginia tech freshman 2:48 - 2:51 it's honestly terrifying because no one's

"beth" by kiss beth, i hear you calling... but i can't come home right now... me and the boys are playing... ... all night text beth, what can i do... [siri:] message. pick up milk. oh, right. milk. introducing the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. red lobster's lobsterfest is back. so come try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year, like lobster lover's dream or new dueling lobster tails. thirst for the extraordinary. >>> it's the video going viral. try watching this one without smiling. 106-year-old virginia mclaurin was over the moon when she was invited into the white house. >> no, you are not. >> reporter: she was so excited she couldn't help but dance. >> what's the secret to still dancing at 106? >> just keep moving. >> reporter: the video went viral, viewed more than 42 million times. dream. >> i thought i would never live to get in the white house. >> well, you are right here. >> reporter: that white house dance party now bringing smiles to so many people. >> and i tell you, i am so happy. >> how sweet is she. tomorrow night we're go

kate, i've meant to ask you-- oh, mary beth, thank you, thank you! and in case i forgot-- thank you! what? thank you for what? i guess you really liked him. i adored him. him? who's him? isn't he wonderful? he's more than wonderful. who the hell he? well, my date calendar was filled last week, and i had this guy left over. so, you fixed the chap up with kate. i figured he wasn't your type. he turned out to be this unbelievably handsome, wealthy son of an argentine cattle baron. not my type. isn't that a beautiful name? sometimes he has trouble understanding what i'm talking about, but who cares? he has this childlike boyishness that makes him so much fun to be with. does he have a brother? he's an only child. know what we did on saturday? we tooled around town in the mercedes sl that his father bought for him. then we went to central park and flew kites. is his father single? i don't know. he's at their cattle ranch in argentina. then we went to his penthouse, watched road runner cartoons, and laughed and laughed and laughed. by any chance, does his

(beth caffrey, the cat house on the kings) "its the beginning of the flood, especially for cats. cats and kittens will start having litters, they already are." cat house on the kings asks valley residents to spay or neuter stray animals that might wander and its a familiar face. the american kennel club has declared that the country's most popular dog.... is the labrador retriever. the a-k-c uses statistics gleaned from registration records to determine which breeds are most beloved by dog owners. labs have topped the list for 25 consecutive years. the a-k-c says they are so popular because they are intelligent and family friendly. rounding out the top five most shepherds, golden retrievers, bulldogs and beagles. lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. scott:good morning siouxland. we had chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. scott:good morning siouxland. we had snow overnight. ch

we're now getting a clearer picture of the chaos and confusion that night. 13 action news anchor beth fisher talks to the rescuers on struck the strip. [p-11pfr strip rescuebcedit1201602 12190701.mxf] beth standup (bfisher perm files 6:30-6:46) "by now you know lakeisha holloway is accused of measurable distance north on the strip. but what you don't know is a small group of heroes was on their own for the critical first minutes." (9-11 audio 00:06-:12 please cover with transcript) "witness: right in front of paris casino on the strip, a car just went over a call came in, it took station 32 less than 1 minute to respond. (9-11 audio 1:33 please cover with transcript) "dispatcher: do you know if people actually got run over? witness: yes ma'am. i'm telling you the car hit them straight. it was as big crowd of people and people just flipped everywhere. at least 20 people got hit. " (video from december 20 wreck) but just as the 6 clark county firefighters were pulling up in front of cabo wabo--another disturbing call comes in. (9-1-1 audio 6:02 please cover with transcript) "

beth? where did she get these drugs from? she's a junkie in a hospital. she probably stole a bottle of pill she's going into defib! let's get the crash cart over here! [ monitor beeping rapidly ] how about insulin? uh, jackson! [mutters] 70ccs. 70ccs of insulin, jackson. 70ccs of insulin? are you insane? i worked with a guy in ajax who would carry a syringe of insulin out with him every friday night. it'll work on an o.d., alex. luke, leave it. i'm not giving her three times the therapeutic dose unless i'm absolutely sure. out of the way! charge it to 200. [ defibrillator whines ] 200, charg. clear! alex, move. luke, what are you doing? you've got to clear. don't worry. what the... it's okay. [ beeping stops ] what did you just do? [ breathing rapiy ] [ gasping ] [ monitor beeping ] and we're back. you need to get back on the road now. push 1 amp of d50, 2 grams of calcium carbonate. let's evenut this insulin. wow. angry and quiet. that's the best kind -- we had a problem. i-i solved it. no, you could have killed her. but i didn't. i know what i'm doing.

beth mcleod is in the first alert center tracking the latest, beth? >> we have our issues out there and i'm sure you've noticed today one of the coldest days so far. good news this is some of the coldest air this season normally for this time of year, so your wind chill, your feels like temperature, well, if you have a wind, you have a wind chill, that's what it takes. 6 below in akron. 7 below in ashtabula. but where it's calm you have just that, 10 in hopkins, 11 in for walk, but it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter whether you have the wind or the -- or just the cold temperatures, because it's going to be icy cold, dangerously cold. once the wind starts kicking around up to 14 below. temperatures tonight near zero. you might be below that you might be above that. just depends where the air and the wind sets up. right now mainly an east cider thing. but don't be fooled. mansfield, you're in this. oleria to wooster. sandusky, norwalk and toledo. if you live on this map it's going to be cold out. your wind chill as we go through the overnight, down su