sundial owner bill edwards says they have already signed new tenant that is not saying his moving in. >>> bagging them and getting them away from a natural prey. >> how hunters are getting burmese pythons out of the wild. >>> a crash damages the eye 75 overpass. out why it won't be an easy fix. >>> howling winds moved in today, 40 miles an hour in sarasota, bradenton international airport. hunters have bagged 95 burmese python so far this year's python challenge. that's the latest tally as of monday according to florida fish and wildlife. it's and wildlife. it's the second year the state has allowed hunters to track down and capture these invasive creatures. >>> fdot will begin repairing and overpass on i 75 tonight after about cold being told on a truck that hit it yesterday. >> this happened at the overpass road in wesley chapel. our road warrior found out the repairs will take several nights and has ways to get around any backups. >> the driver of a tractor- trailer on his way to texas left with a memorable gift yesterday. the training is transporting hit the overpass along i 75 an

edward lawrence nbc news.)) 3 (bill)>> thanks, edward.. .this morning, nbc's kristen welker is with the democratic campaign.. as it gets ready for a big weekend in south carolina.. she has a preview of what is coming up later ... 3 ((coming up on today secretary clinton and senator sanders in the final sprint for south carolina, we'll tell you why some of sanders supporters think he may have given up on this state. plus, secretary clinton gets some tough questions from a black lives matter supporter; we'll tell you how she's responding. and her campaign increasingly setting its sights on the general election, we'll have all the highlights and more coming up on today. )) 3 (bill)>> in legal news.. comedian bill cosby has dropped his defamation lawsuit against supermodel beverly johnson. cosby's lawyers say they dropped the civil suit because in their words..... criminal proceedings in pennsylvania impede mister cosby's ability to fully participate in going forward with the civil case against ms. johnson.they say they plan to re-file the civil case against johnson before the statute of li

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edward mason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this

democratic senator john edwards spoke against the bill, saying parents are in better positions than judges to decide if their children should get married before the age of 18. a disagreement over money is holding up construction of a new bedford county. architects have could cost more than county leaders aren't willing to spend that much. wdbj7's tim saunders is live in our lynchburg bedford newsroom. tim, what's being done to resolve the issue? jean, the school board is trying to cut costs but some happening at the expense of quality. if current plans move forward, a new middle school will sit on this land off centerville road by 2018. sarah mayhew's children will attend the school and she doesn't want contractors to cut corners. sarah mayhew/parent: "we should be choosing materials that will last 50 or 100 years. not what looks nice or is the cheapest." mayhew is part of an advisory board that's planning for the new school, which will replace the current bedford middle school built in 19-28. a competition gym for liberty high school is also part of the project. contractors have indicated

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edward mason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this

fight between the two joint opinions all over the internet including whistleblower edward snowden and microsoft founder bill gates. there areprotesters showing support with the tech giant. jamie is live from the apple store in miami beach with more >> reporter: pro-apple rallies planned all over the country today. the one here on lincoln road, it doesn't mean the giant company doesn't have the support of its customers. protesters are joining apple and standing against what they call the government's dangerous attempt to undermine secuty by demanding a back door to help them hack an iphone. they say it's dangerous because the fbi isn't asking for access to just one phone, they're asking apple to make them a golden key that would let them unlock every iphone. >> asked n n just to open a door, but to create a door, create a lo, and then create a new key for the lock. once does that, your iphone is not safe anywhere. >> reporter: that was an apple attorney. currently apple is fighting the fbi, and it is taking that fight public. reporting live from south beach, nbc 6 news. >>> a deputy catches an unusual sight

bill as it travels through the statehouse. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate y weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put it was nice to see some sunshine this afternoon and milder temperatures! but, here we go again! another "clipper" system will be cruising in from our northwest tonight with a mix of rain and snow. it looks like conditions will be mild enough before midnight for mainly rain showers in western iowa. most of our precipitation in the metro will like come after midnight and start off as rain then mix and change over to looks like some areas could get 1-2" of wet snow by 7 am tuesday morning in central iowa. temperatures will relatively mild freezing temps 30 as we head into tuesday. the am snow will move out pretty quickly tuesday morning, but the clouds will linge

if adopted the bill will immediately -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman will suspend. the house will please come to order. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. edwards: if adopted the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. h.r. 3293, the deceptively titled scientific research in the national interest, represents an effort by the majority to overrule expert scientists in deciding which scientific grants the federal scientific agency should fund. what this really translates to, mr. speaker, is that these are areas that some politicians do not want to fund because they don't believe in scientists. just two weeks ago -- just a nashante 6-year-old davis, a teacher in washington, and her 2-year-old daughter, khloe, were gunned down because of child support. we have a gun violence problem in this -- in the united states. and according to the american journal of medicine, compared to other rich nations, americans -- >> mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will come to order. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. edwards: americans are 25 times more likely to be violently killed with a firearm, six times m

bill bradley. texas governor george w. bush came out on top against five other candidates. 2004 was a surprise finish, with sentors jjn kerry and john edwards finishing first and second. former vermontgovernor howard dean came in third. 2008... fighting it out against presumptive front-runner hillary clinton and an unknown senator - barack obama..... leaders from both parties hop that using a new microsoft app will simplify the recording process this year iowa voters are making history when they go to their caucus location

edward cigliano stole money to pay his bills and buy items like a big-screen tv and a gas grill. he was convicted on tuesday and on paid leave since he was indicted in 2012. the boston commissioner will move to fire him. >>> tomorrow is the sentencing hearing of a local teenager accused of killing his math teacher will begin. phillip chism was convicted of first-degree murder in the danvers death of colleen rit danvers death of colleen ritzer. the charges carry a mandatory life sentence but not for chism because he was 14 at the time. a recent supreme court ruling says it is unconstitutional to without parole. a judge may able to make him eligible for parole in 15 years eligible for parole in 15 years. >> it will run against the thrust of recent cases saying juveniles really should at some point at the very least have an opportunity to be paroled. >> julie: fox 25 will have complete coverage of the sentencing hearing including impact statements from family and friend of colleen ritzer. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. a look at your live drive times. y

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edward mason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edward mason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edward mason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this

edward conigli o paid his bills and pie personal items like a big-screen tv and pay his bill big-screen tv and pay his bills. the boston fire commissioner says he will move to fire him. >> the senate has approved a new commissioner of the fda. the appointment was protested by self-senators including new hampshire's kelly ayott. lawmakers also oppose the fda approving oxy con din for people as young as 11 years old people as young as 11 years old. >>> just one week after fox25 investigates reported on the abuse of the handicap placards, the state's inspector general is weighing in. the a new report says the state abuse the placards and take sparking spots from people who cathedral them. increased fines for violations and making it a crime to use a deperson's mack card. it wants to revise the registry application process. >>> donald trump takes to twitter to blast former presidential candidate and massachusetts governor mitt romney. romney told fox news that he believes there is a bombshell in trump's tax history. he demanded that the business mogul release all his financial tax and insin

edward lawrence, bc news, michelle: florida lawmakers will make a final vote today on a bill that would allow students with concealed weapons permits to carry guns on campuses. an amendment to that bill was approved yesterday that would also allow lawmakers with permits to carry guns on their chamber' s floor and in meetings. if the bill passes the house, it will still need senate approval. jason: we are learning more about the panic among maitland middle school parents. word of fights and gang activity. more than a hundred people showed up to the pta meeting last night. many complained about the lack of communication. one parent claimed her son was attacked before break in the school never contacted her. >> after i heard about the gang friday. it was hard for me to rest and sleep. it wasn' t so much my illness i was thinking about. i' m more concerned about my kids. maitland police maintain there is no evidence to some work claims of gang violence. court today. he was tried to get his sexual assault charges tossed out. he is charged with drugging and assaulting a woman in his philadelp

. >>> the sentencing for boston fire chief found guilty of you prosecutor says edward cigliano stole money to pay his bills and buy personal items like a big-screen tv and a gas grill. he has been convicted tuesday and on paid leave since indict and on paid leave since indicted in 2012. the boston fire commissioner says he will move to fire him. >>> the holbrook mother miss something found safe and sound. she was found at a connecticut mall after one recognized her car and called police. relatives called police after she never picked up her 10-year-old son from day care. she was in good health but requested to go to the hospital requested to go to the hospital. >>> happening today, a family plans to sue boston's children hospital because doctors put their teenaged daughter in state custody. the family of justina pelletier say they suffered emotional pain for the 18 months she was removed from their care in 2013 removed from their care in 2013, the hospital had dcf take custody of the teen. tufts medical diagnosed.justina with a rare disease. the condition was psychological and that justina was being abused

bill clinton to play. but secret service apparently turned him away. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green well, we can finally say goodbye to our latest winter storm after about 4" in the metro and up to 12" in nw iowa. tonight will be quieter, but also colder as those strong nw winds finally subside to less than 10 mph. temperatures will start out in the 0s for northern iowa thursday morning, while we will be closer to 13 in the metro. we will have a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, but it will be a pretty decent winter day with highs close to the average of 32. friday will bring another weather system through the snow showers or flurries through the day.

these two bills give no leverage to disability and low income communities to advocate for their needs. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. edwardason. the bill transfers public space to private use. you have wide turns from the buses that ubtruckt traffic. engine and air conditioning noise are environmental deg aareidating. you have muni delays. fuel consumption, hamp is waisted because the buses return for another trip so last year i estimate there were 1.2 million gallons of diesel used and half was waisted. the bus loan safety and we have to board in the street. for the disabled it is a problem because if i am out there with a cane i don't want to board in the street. the bus operates, there is no legislation that prevents the bus from operating without a license. we had sfo [inaudible] for the month operate without a california license plate and dekales in the muni stop. at 24 and church there was a bower bus with no dekales a brand new bus but no dekales. recommend that a regional express system set up for everyone to use it and for efficient use of consumption of fuel. i currently as it is written i recommend that this no

two bills moving through the legislature aim to change that. representative katie edwards' discretion. she says too many kids are being punished by the adult system when the juvenile system could provide them more help. >> i want to give every the services they support. make sure we are not diverting a juvenile who could be rehabilitated. have a better outcome in the long run. >> reporter: a majority of the more than 1200 youths tried as adults from 2014 to 2015 were arrested for nonviolent burglary crimes. reporting in tallahassee, i'm matt galka. >> the bill gives prosecutors the ability to direct file and transfer a child into adult court. >> but it would have to be a heinous crime like murder, carjacking, or a sex crime. fired shots near an elementary school for the second day in a row. tucker elementary was put on lock down while police try to find the shooter. right now, looks like a stray bullet went into a portable classroom, but no one was injured. >>> also in south florida, this incident is under investigation. it is video of a ups driver tossing a stack of packa

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bill will be heard thursday. and denver 7 has all your polittcal coverage at 4:00. >>> the mention of edward snowden generates ccntroversy. he is hiding in russia, accused of revealing government secrets. >> tonight, he was speaking to hundreds of students at cu who paid to hear from him. marc stewart is live. mackey auditorium was packed tonight. came here to hear snowden, and foo someone who prides himself on exposing government secretss there were a lot of restrictions during his 90 minute discussion. this, is as much as edward snowden we could capture. still, pictures only. no video, no audio. restrictions to capture a man who has made transparency his new life mission. he talked about ew technological advances, saying these technologies have a way of moving from the war front to the home front. on the topic of crafting new laws to limit government 123-4507s, he noted -- snoops, he noted morality and legality are two different things. >> you know this guy's controversial. i guess that's the point. >> that is definitely the point. pay for the event, including snowden and a moderator. a panel of 15 students approved th

both men say that it county and money. p ted edwards holds the current seat and @o he declined to comment on the topic. a bill to make student recess mandatory in the state of florida is in trouble. the bill moved quickly through the house... but is now hitting a roadblock in the senate. the bill would require elementary schools to give students 20 minutes of recess every day. so far the bill has not been put on the .te agenda. state lawmakers in the house approved a nearly 1 billion dollar tax cut 0 package in tallahassee. , the cuts include a one year sales tax exemption on college textbooks, a 10-day sales tax @1(x11ppb holiday on back-to- school items and a 1 @7nnfn@*ju**(pr``` day tax holiday in computers and accessories next april. the senate has not said how high they are willing to go on tax cuts. turning to sports-- )"!e first time this season, the big names will hit the track in daytona. the cars will be on the track at five o clock today. they will be practicing for tomorrow night's "sprint unlimited." top drivers will be for the first contest of the season. it is also the first time the drivers wi

edward sigliano the 4th has been accused of stealing $46,000 of city money for credit card bills and boy a gas grill and a flat and boy a gas grill and a flat-screen tv. sentencing will be held later this month. >>> two teenagers accused of vandalizing hand-carved ice sculpture also be in court. justice brown and bramo n trash justice brown and bramo n trashed these sculptures and three other teens were involved. the displays are part of a wine they were supposed to be in court yesterday but were bailed out after their arrest. >>> a brighton woman is the third person to sue a fast food chain after a disease outbreak at a local restaurant. in december, 130 people became sick after eating at the chipotle in cleveland circle. many of the victims were boston college students. an investigation showed that a worker showed up sick an started an outpwraevbingt noro virus. the 26-year-old woman filed a lawsuit against the chain in suffolk superior court. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. look at your drive times. easy 8 minutes from the expressway from the braintree >>> shir

edward lawrence, nbc president barack obama is heading to jacksonville, florida, to tout the benefits of the massive spending bill he signed shortly after taking office seven years ago. "the recovery act" pumped more than 760-billion dollars into a then-slumping national economy. it was an attempt to stop the worst economic downturn in generations. critics argue that taxpayers got too little in return for such a big investment. south dakota governor dennis daugaard says he'll make a decision by next tuesday's deadline on whether to sign the bathroom bill into law. the bill approved by both houses of the legislature would require school students to use restrooms and locker rooms associated with their biological sex -- not the gender they identify with. daugaard met with a group of transgender south dakotans this week, but he's also been hearing from parents across the state. gov. dennis daugaard / (r) south dakota "i would say i try to take information where i can get it. i'm what south dakotans think. if someone outside of south dakota can give me solid information, i'm not disuaded by the fact that it's coming f

. >>> julie: prosecutors say edward scigliano stole nearly $50,000 public money to pay his bills and buy personal items like big screen tv and gas grill on paid leave since indicted in 2012. the boston fire commissioner will work to fire him. >> daniel: judith sales of holbrook was found at connecticut mall after someone recognized her car and called police. on monday relatives called police when she never picked up daycare. the globe reports that she was in good health but requested to go to the hospital. boston children's hospital because the doctors put their custody. the family of justina pelletier said they suffered emotional pain. in 2013 they had dcf take custody of the teenager and doctors at tufts diagnose with rare disease and doctors at children said the situation was psychological and justina was being abused. the teen was eventually returned to her family. they will be at the statehouse this morning and we will be >> daniel: fox25 investigates on handicapped placard the state attorney general is weighing in. the state makes it too easy for peep to abuse the blackards and

edward sigli a ah no stole public money to pay his bills and buy personal items like a big-screen tv and even a gas grill. he will be on probation for three years. he has to complete 750 hours of community service and pay restitution. he was convicted on tuesday. he's been on paid leave since he was indicted in 2012. >>> tonight prosecutors want the his math teacher to serve 50 now 17-year-old phillip chism murdered his teacher at danvers high school back in 2013. school surveillance video showed him follow colleen richard into a bathroom before taking her life. ted daniel is live in salem tonight where the teen killer tomorrow. ted. yeah, it looks like the sentencing will be an all day best to render a decision by the afternoon but no promises. the state is pushing for a minimum of 50 years. if they're successful, chism wouldn't be parole eligible until his mid-60s. >> reporter: if phillip chism has anything to be thankful for tonight, it's a fate that rest in a court of law and not the court of public opinion. >> we have the death penalty here in massachusetts? they don't. >> . >>

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edwards. in 2004, john kerry took the top spot for the democrats. and in 2000, george w. bush received the republican caucus over steve forbes and al gore won the democratic caucus, beating out bill bradley by nearly 30 percent. our kwwl team went to caucus sites across eastern iowa. kwwl's olivia mancino was ii black hawk county and reports at it was a big night here at voiced their opinions on candidates, and you really got a trump, others voiced their support for candidates like ben carson and rand paul i spoke to a caucser after everything was counted "i thought it was very good, efficient,, well organized, things were calmed, i can bumping people, everything was squared away" he says his candidate didnt win other states "in this very precinct ted cruzz took the win with 32 votes and trump came in second, ruio n third, but of course this was covered in waterloo olivia mancino kwwl news" on the democratic side -- there were two different caucuses at cunningham elementary in waterloo. hillary clinton won both by a landslide. a woman who talks to the minorities of the groups trying to get them to join her preferance group. here's why she says this process works: opportunity to t

bill will be heard on thursday. >>> students at cu boulder can now say they listened to a talk of one of the most controversial people of our time. edward snowden appeared via audio. >> you know the guy is controversial i guess you know that is kind of the point? >> he told the crowd that there's a difference between legality and morality. >>> he is trying to get back to the u.s. >>> this is a picture of 14 blood hound performed in the westminster show. >> doctors may have made a major break hrough when it comes to beating cancer. there's a new treatment that hassa 94% success rate. well tell you more about it -`after the break. >>> and major flooding that the city might have to pay for. >> reporter: first alert we are going to shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 months. ford suvs. designed to help you be unstoppable. no wonder ford is america's best selling brand. but hurry, 0% financing limited time offer. see your ford deale

bill cosby is back in court. why he says e should have never been charged for sexual assault. jack: but next -- he's cute and furry and he predicts the weather. no, not brad edwards. about spring's arrival, next. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are meteorologist brad news at 5, we are iowa." jack: new developments now in the death of a 13 year old virginia girl. jack: nicole lovell's body was found saturday, stabbed and dumped along a road. the murder happened last wednesday-the same day nicole's parent believe she climbed out of her bedroom window. her mother says she met 18 year eisenhauer, a virginia tech student, online. he's now charged with her murder. virginia tech charges for now both are in bond. jack: back in a pennsylvania courthouse, this time to argue that he never should have been sex assault in the first place. the comedian's fighting to have the case against they argue that district attorney, that in exchange for his testimony in a civil suit no criminal charges would be filed. cosby has repeatedly denied all the allegations made against him. jack: if you believe groundhogs can predict the weather.

bill el-out out front. and matt kenseth will move back because of the crash. other notables. karl edwards, and danica patrick at 16. >>> a lot of changes but one thing remains the same. they have a fishing hole not too far from us, and jayme king seems to find the fishing tournament each and every time. never too cold for him to go fishing. not even lasts year when it was 28 degrees. >> jayme: i can't see you but i hear you. i am happy as you know, on the surfboard, or here on the water on the dock. it's a fabulous morning, albeit a cool one. you can see the strato ku clouds no big deal. by sunday, the winds relax. we have that much more opportunity to heat things up and race time temps in the mid-70s and, of course, that bright florida sunshine you know and love. i do want to update you on your current temperatures. we're live and local. and we have a blend of 40s and 50s. brevard county, along the melbourne area, and the water temperature there is a little warmer. you get the influence there. we're a bit warmer there, in the 60s. the hour-by-hour forecast is delightful. look at this. ni

edward cigliano has been convicted of stealing money to pay credit cards bills and buy a gas grill and a flat-screen tv. the city chief said he will fire him unless he resigns first. sentencing will be held later this month. >>> a transit police sergeant who nearly died in the watertown shootout with the marathon bombers will retire at 36 years old. donohue returned to duty. donohue says he is still in pain and this is about doing what is right for the apartment. >> time is right to pass the torch to police and law enforcement leaders and give someone else a shot and do what it right for me and for my family and for the departmenta. >> sara: donohue has accepted a position as a professor at fischer college. he will be teaching criminal justice. he and his wife are expecting their second child in april. >>> here a reason to smile this morning. it is truck day. over at fenway park, we like to call thereto first sign of spring. in 20 minutes red sox will be loading up their equipment truck for a ride to the spring training pace in ft. myers, florida. on board will be 20,000 baseball on bo

edwards. it's tuesday, february 2nd. here's what's coming up next on "action news." start or stop? a big day for billwyers will ask a judge in montgomery county to throw out the case against him. >>> voters of iowa have spoken and a lot of what they had to say is surprising. we'll break down the results. the close race three for the gop and a virtual tie for the democrats. >>> a landmark philadelphia building on the most historic square mile in the nation is getting a major upgrade. i'll have that a check of traffic and dave murphy on some flooding concerns. "action news" is up next. >> ♪ plains and deep south. >>> well, finally for us this morning it was one of the greatest cons in history, bernie madoff swindling millions from his clients in a ponzi scheme for which he will never get out of prison. >> two-part miniseries that debuts tomorrow night that takes us inside his madness and elizabeth hur has a preview. >> you want to know how to get people to trust you with their money. >> reporter: "madoff" turned miniseries tells the story of the ponzi scheme king. >> people give me their money and i ma

bill nye the science guy" that aired on p-b-s in the 1990s. stephanie time for another quick break... ((ad lib to skycam)) chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. jack: and here's a live look from a warmer place than here-- new orleans. crowds gathering to celebrate mardi gras. today is fat tuesday ((ad lib mardi you never know who you're going to run into at the statehouse. today-- it was cy, the iowa state mascot. our cameras caught him up in the senate gallery this it was actually at the capitol.. it was nice to see the sunshine today, but we still had to deal with those cold nw winds. thankfully they will be coming down this evening, but this will also mean a very cold night for all of iowa. skies will be clear early tonight with a few clouds coming in later. winds will drop to 5-10 mph later tonight as temps drop into the -0s and 0s. clouds will likely be back to greet us for wednesday along with a chance for some light snow. central and western iowa are but this light snow could affect the trip home in the evening. stephanie: thank you for spending your time with us tonight. jack: we are wo

edward snowden. the winner of the 2016 nobel peace prize will be announced in october. the case against bill cosby is rejected his claim that he has immunity. cosby argued that a former prosecutor promised to never press charges in exchange for his testimony in a civil suit against him, but the judge disagreed. prosecutors must now prove they have enough evidence to proceed to trial. cosby could face 10 years in prison if convicted of assaulting a woman in 2004. michelle: the massive recall of cars equipped with takata airbags is expanding this morning. the company is now telling the 12 affected automakers that more recent airbags are also at risk of exploding. that includes models made after 2008. the defect is already the biggest recalling in the history of the auto industry. more than 20 million cars have been recalled. this morning, health officials in flint, michigan are trying to determine whether the city' s toxic water crisis is related to a series of skin rashes. even though rashes are common, the department of health says they want to make sure those cases aren' t related to the le

edward lawrence, thanks so much. >>> now on capitol hill the house failed to rooemp the two-thirds majority to over ride president obama's veto of a bill that would essentially gut obamacare. the vote was along party lines although three republicans did vote to allow the veto to stand. the house has tried more than 60 times to repeal obamacare although this is the first time a bill was sent to the president's desk. >> the zika virus outbreak continues to spread and the first case through sexual transmission has been reported here in the u.s. medical professionals are scrambling to contain it. in some incidents patients have been left paralyze. the latest from brazil. >> mosquitos are the primary way the virus is transmitted. but the cdc confirmed the first case acquired by sexual contact in texas. as a result the cdc tells nbc news it will now issue a new advisory this week. >> if a man comes back, gets sick with zika and has sexual intercourse with a woman who is pregnant or may be pregnant there is the theoretical risk that woman could become infected with zika. >> the cdc is also investigating other serious illnesses zika may cause

edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday february 2nd. here's what's happening. >> embattled comedian billight his case in court. what his defense team will argue that could get the rape charges against him thrown out. >> tragic new developments in a crash involving a pedestrian who was walking along the roosevelt boulevard. >> and iowa caucuses had a winner an cliffhanger. we'll break it down at the big board. >> first up we'll get a look at your accuweather and track. what was that head to karen rogers and dave murphy. good morning. >> we have an issue to talk about even though it really concerns tomorrow but let's go ahead and get into your heads and then we'll get onto the forecast. there's a flood watch that has been posted. it kicks in tomorrow at noon, doesn't end until late thursday afternoon,y and you can see all the counties affected. this is because of a bands of

to pay credit card bills and buy a gas grill and a flatscreen tv. fox25 is been following the case of edward stagliano before for three years now city's fire chief says he will fire him unless he resides first. defense attorneys argue that spending was part of a district attempt to improve the boston fire academy. sentencing will be held later this month. >> local transit officer who nearly lost his life in the watertown should it with a marathon farmer is going to retire. such an donnie who had returned to duty despite the physical toll taken his shooting injury. today he announced he stepping away from his job at the mbta transit police because he wants to do what is best for the department if he cannot perform 100 percent. he tweeting out the day has come but the future is bright thank you to everyone who has three at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about >>> haverhill brother and sister being held without belt and accused of abusing and neglecting their adult bro

edward mangano. he someone impersonated him and sent sexual text messages. the women denied ever having made or seen the x-rated messages. the intelligence unit is investigating. >> out the house passive presidential bill that would've allowed up to $25 million per year, it would designate the -- national memorial. some 911 survivors think park server should run the memorial >> new york stopped a dwi that cap state troopers very busy, tickets were issued last weekend during the saturday and sunday night. increased patrols 92 dwi arrests, please investigate more than 150 accident number fatal, only nine arrests were made last year which ran for just 12 hours right on super bowl sunday. >> death metal is returning for a memorial concert. they will be performing, the event is the first full concert in paris of the terrorist attack that killed 90 of their fans. 40 other people died that day after coordinator terrorist attacks throughout paris. the survivors still say it's too [inaudible] is still to see soon. >> as part of their european tour that kicked off yesterday. three months to the day after suicide bombers stormed the paris theater. >> kanye west should be happy just released a full album entitled

edwards served as john kerry's vice presidential candidate in 2004. >> on the heels of the massive crane collapse in new york city, tipped forward yesterday. no one was injured and a billto make it illegal to film fights and upload them onli online. and check out this mallet that looks almost like thor's hammer, right? well it used to belong to president abraham lincoln. you can even see the 16th president's initials engraved on the side. it was used to drive pegs and iron wedges into the furniture and fences. >> abraham lincoln. very handy guy i guess. >> as we've just learned. let's move on here. a look ahead, the storm battered anthonial of the seas cruise liner is expected to return to port in new jersey tonight. a little later than planned. the royal caribbean cruise was cut short after the massive ship was damaged from a wild winter storm off the carolina coast. pang >> around the world the catholic faithful observe ash wednesday. the start of a 40 day period of fasting for lent in observance. >> happy birthday to elizabeth banks, olympic gold medal swimmer mark spits and roberta flak turns 77. i'm sheba russell. thanks so much for watching "early today." have a

edward lawrence joining us from d.c., thank you. >>> on capitol hill, the house failed to reach the two-thirds needed to override president obama's veto of a bill that would repeal key provisions and essentially gut obamacare. the vote was mostly along party lines although three republicans did vote to allow the veto to stand. it was fitting the vote happened on groundhog day. the house has tried more than 60 times to repeal obamacare. although this was the first time a bill was sent to the president's desk. >>> some frightening new developments as the zika virus outbreak continues to spread and if the first case through sexual transmission has been reported in the u.s. medical officials are trying to contain it. in some incidents patients have been left paralyzed. rehema ellis has the latest from brazil. >> reporter: mosquitos are the primary way the zika virus is transmitted. but the cdc confirmed the first case acquired by sexual contact in texas. as a result, the cdc tells nbc news it will now issue a new advisory this week. >> if a man comes back, get sick with zika, has sexual intercourse with a woman who is pregnant or may be pregnant th

bill bradley. texas governor george w. bush came out on top against five other candidates. 2004 was a surprise finish, with sentors jjn kerry and john edwards finishing first and second. former vermontgovernor howard dean came in third. 2008... fighting it out against presumptive front-runner hillary clinton and an unknown senator - barack obama..... leaders from both parties hop that using a new microsoft app will simplify the recording process this year iowa voters are making history when they go to their caucus location tonight. -live shot of capital square where they are getting ready ad lib main weather the afternoon will be dry in central ad lib main weather the hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america -live shot of capital square where they are getting ready for the iowa caucus ad lib main weather the afternoon will be dry in central iowa but we're watching and winter s

. >> the democrats in 2008 was barack obama 7, john edwards 2 and bill richardson 1. >> not a hillary vote, interesting. she won new hampshire but obama won the nomination. >> if it was all like this we wouldn't have hanging chads, whatever. >> people got to decide. >> here we go, don. >> here we go. we'll see the results, don. let me step down here so we can get them for you. >> the results on the republican side, we have for donald j. trump two. for john r. kasich, we have three. >> three kasich. >> all right, and that was all the republican votes. >> on the democratic side, we have four votes cast for bernie sanders. >> four votes cast for bernie sanders and none for hillary. >> and none for hillary. >> okay, that's it. >> there you have it. >> let's take another look again. >> there you go, don, as you can see on the white board behind me only three candidates getting the votes, john kasich who came up here to dixville notch, who held a town meeting, about 60 people showed up from the surrounding communities gets three votes. we know he's been campaigning hard and a lot of talk ov

bill cosby's sexually assaulted them decades ago. a judge ruled that a physician can -- a deposition can proceed. >> trial scheduled to start for former philadelphia police officer, prosecutors say that edward hit a man in the knee with his car while off duty in 2013. he then allegedly midrash al slurs and showed the man his gun. >> 4:50, time for check on business news, money watch's jill wagner at the new york stock he can changes, jill, i love the sound of this, markets opening after the best week of the year. hopefully we can keep this going. also big changes for popular tech company. which one are we talking about here? >> that's right, good morning, erika. yahoo could be on the market. bloomberg reports that the struggling tech company will start to approach buyers as early as today, so, that includes companies like verizon, comcast, and at&t. the fate of ceo mercy myers still unclear, she took over in 2012, and the company's really struggled to compete against other tech giants, like google and facebook. erika? >> see what happens with them. but meantime, one job that's getting a lot of interest, astronaut, a record number of people are applying to be nasa's next astronaut class. how

told the bill is intended to put her high school students on a solid path to work or college with a focus on real skills not just test scores in virginia beach school board chairman dan edwards said we are delighted and supportive of the inclusion of workforce credentials and industry certifications as potential offset to some current as the well requirements i definitely think that would be a lot better because there's a lot of students as as me myself i didn't test very well. if the bill passes the new requirements would begin for the freshman class that starts in the fall of twenty eighteen. jenny we thirty news now they vote is in your child's text messages may not mean what you think they mean well explain the double meaning some of those images have and what you need to watch out for are i want parents to never tell your children to watch their language you might want to watch their language to literally motives have changed the way your kids communicating tax and chats online now most of them are harmless but it's the other ones with those hidden meanings that may shock you with the blanks explains will young people may look at the story and laugh but parents. it may

ted cruz said edward snowden was a hero, i say he is a traitor. bill: senator rubio, welcome back. jeb bush will say this, marco rubio is not ready and he showed that last week in the debate. and the reaction now is what. >> he had arrive debate. but if you look at all the debates. one of the one shining stars on that stage is marco rubio. i'll expect the same thing from him next week when we have that additional debate. marco says i spent the first debate distinguishing high self from hillary clinton and barack obama. but i have to distinguish myself on the stage before i get to hillary clinton. bill: jeb bush finished slightly above him in new hampshire and he walks and talks like he has new life in south carolina. >> this will be a -- an election on the economy and security. jeb bush in florida had no policy experience with regard to foreign policy. donald trump, all he did was put his name and buildings. bill: he gave a 45-minute news conference from supporters from new hampshire to south carolina. he described it as a way to fill in the blanks. why is that important? >> this n

edwards in 2008. she came in third place. lawrence o'donnell, master of strategy -- >> a quick parens thinks. in '92 when bill clinton was running the iowa senator tom harkin was running so everybody said, forget about it. i think the gdp of iowa dropped considerably because the democrats just ignored it basically. >> still, fourth place, 3%. you wear that like a tattoo the rest of your life. >> that absolutely is not second, that's right. >> martin o'mally is the distant third place in all the polls and there's a question as to how many caucuses will his supporters be able to put up, 15% of the total number, and stay viable? >> if any. then there's this trick that you can play. if you are the clinton campaign or the sanders campaign. if martin owe rally, if you see in your caucus gymnasium it looks like he's maybe around 14%, you can say to one of your clinton supporters, go over there, stand with o'mally, that will get him 15%. that means the 15% stays solidified in this count. if not, that 15% would then have to disperse and divide between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. and the betting is that it may

edward, four days later and charged him with murder and theft. police are searching for rasheed tancemore in connection with the crime. is there a $20,000 reward for any information, leading to his arrest. >>> bill cosby is fighting back against a ruling of the montgomery county judge. it was earlier this month, when judge steven o'neill, denied cosby's request to have sex a assault charges against him dismissed, because cosby was supposedly had been offered immunity by then district attorney bruce castor in 2005. cosby has been charged with drugging and sexually violating andrea constand, now cosby will appeal to common pleas court ruling to state superior court. >>> septa is looking for suspects believed to be teenagers who pelted a route 60 bus with stones. it cracked four windows. the bus approached tenth and allegheny avenue in north philadelphia at 4:30. fortunate thely nobody on board was hurt. >>> delaware state police have charged three christiana high school students tonight, stemming from a brawl aboard a school bus. the fight got so out offhanded yesterday that the driver had to pull over on i-95. it apparently started when a girl started to throw candy. and two girls, age 16, 17, an

edwards bringing in votes. the voter turn out in iowa was care and jobs they need to improve their lives. that's not what that bill end up increasing significantly, extreme poverty in america. it caused a lot of suffering for some of the most poorest and vulnerable in this country. i think your point is exactly correct. i think that's an issue we will be talking about a whole lot. thank you. >> senator sanders. t tabs on isis recruiting efforts? you're right we do. do we want to open the door so the federal govern that the university of chicago end the segregated housing. the schools were pretty segregated. i got involved in that. that's where i got arrested. >> let's take a look where you stood up against a guy who showed bigotry. >> is there any shocking doubt tfer of trillions of dollars from the trillion class. >> okay. we'll go back to the big picture when we come back. more questions from the audience when we chris matthews with democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, live from the university of chicago's institute of politics. this is a live shot right now with that event having just wraçç that

edwards. in 2004, john kerry took the top spot for the democrats. and in 2000, george w. bush received the republican caucus over steve forbes and al gore won the democratic caucus, beating out bill bradley by nearly 30 percent. our kwwl team went to caucus sites across eastern iowa. kwwl's olivia mancino was in black hawk county and reports at it was a big night here at undecided. i watched as waterloo garden variety of support some people supported the front runners like cruz and trump, others voiced their support for candidates like ben carson and rand paul i spoke to a caucser after everything was counted "i thought it was very good, things were calmed, i can squared away" he says his candidate didnt win took the win with 32 votes and trump came in second, ruio n third, but of course this was just a very small piece to the overall puzzle. weve got you covered in waterloo olivia mancino kwwl news" in cedar rapids, it was a tight race between clinton and sanders but supporters from both sides weren't going down without a fight. kwwl's macleod hageman has more this morning. -- but bernie sanders' supporters were very vocal. numbered off -- and the room had more hillary supporter