then after two solid years, his search leads him to historian and author bill seale. >> i said, "can i just send you pictures?" so when he received them, he called me back and he goes, "i swear i've seen it." >> was it a eureka moment? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the current oval office was not built until 1934, when f.d.r. was president. the answer when we return. >> the answer is "b," a laundry drying area. but if you said "c," you might know that the first formal executive office was created by f.d.r.'s fifth cousin, theodore roosevelt, and today is known as the roosevelt conference room. >> for years, mike meister was told his father had a family heirloom like no other -- a decorative piece of wood with peeling paint, reputed in family lore to be from the white house. the problem -- nobody knows how to find out if the story is true. it's become an irresistible mystery to mike and his brother-in-law, larry forrest, who are determined to solve it. larry's inquiries are all met by laughter and blank stares, until he calls author and historian

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author bill seale matches each paint layer with a chapter in presidential history. >> if you want accuracyhing. this is our only touch with those periods. >> bill does the math. there were 21 administrations between presidents james madison and teddy roosevelt. but three of them -- harrison, taylor, and garfield -- were exceptionally short due to death from illness or assassination. if the hallway isn't repainted during those presidencies, and maybe one president lacks the inclination to repaint, you've got your 17 layers right there. after generations of repeating their family legend, the meisters now know they spoke the truth all along. you went from rejection to respect. how'd that feel? >> we had solved a mystery. >> bill seale encourages them to donate the plinth on the spot to the white house historical association. they say they're inclined to, but first they need to find out what it's worth. did you have a number in mind that you thought it would be? >> no. >> what about you, larry? you did all the running around. >> you could shoot real high on this one, just from the fact of how

the bill would seal public records for misdemeanors that a juvenile was convicted of. but critics wonder if it sends the message that it's "ok the bill is moving through state senate committees. a similar bill is also moving through the house. tonight in brevard county-- students, teachers, and the community... will gather to clebrate the life of rockledge high teacher sandra cook. the ceremony will be at the rockledge high football stadium-- at 6 p-m. anybody is welcome to attend. \* two weeks ago. melbourne police say she was killed in an a murder-suicide by her estranged husband. tonight's ceremony will feature music... readings... and stories from her former students. coming up in our next half hour-- the search for clues continue... as crews hunt for a car linked to a homicide. live report on why investigators believe key evidence could be inside. plus-- have you seen this man? where authorities are asking for you here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- the search continues this morning for a car linked to a homicide in orange county. what key

[laughter] bill: so rohan, they eat the little fish. >> the sharks eat the seals. >> you are trying to see some sharks. bill: cycle of life, rohan. but you're going to have sharks. don't go overboard. >> out here they start showing up. having a little fun. bill: all right. thanks, rohan. nicely done. >> coming down the drive. >> it's not right. >> they are sick to the stomach. >> i was so disappointed. people take the time out of their day. bill: somebody, probably several somebody's. wheeling out all over the property. >> kostas our gardens. a rain garden. kostas a lot of our activities. >> the front lawn out in drove down all over the front lawn. drove right down the sale. just complete disregard. a couple of different places. encourage them to sound the alarm. >> they have come from the clubs. get the word out. community volunteers, destroyed. >> police obviously have the incident under investigation. offer a helping hand. talking about something, the neighbors have offered to help. security cameras are about to be installed. meeting with people to believe that wreckage is mainly a

win a thousand dollars a day, bill: president obama awarded medical of honor to a u.s. navy seal, he participated in a nighttime raid in 2012 to rescue an american citizen from the taliban. he leapt across the room during the raid to she'll the shield the hostage from uncoming fire. >> medal of honor is our nation's highest military decoration, today's ceremony is unique, a rare opportunity for the american people to get a glimpse of a special breed of warriors, that so often serves bill: bayers is 6th navy seal to errorreceived medal of honor. kayla: leonardo decaprio finally winning an oscar for best actor, chris rock treating the audience to girl scout cookies. >> "spotlight." reporter: a big winner of "spotlight," picking up best picture oscar. >> which means the whole no black nominee thing has happened at least 71 other times. reporter: not a bt surprise that host chris walk, hit the diversity issue out of the of the gate. using humor and frankness to make his point, and continued to other funny and serious moments. >> thank you to all in this room,. reporter: lead acting c

the lawmaker sponsoring the bill is a former navy seal. del. scott taylor, r-85th district: "i think if we can stop the partisan flame- throwing thats going on and actually talk and have some real dialogue, i think we can some make some progress on the underlying issues.." the legislation will now move on to the virginia senate. # new this morning... virginia national guard soldiers in lynchburg are preparing to go overseas. the first battalion of the 116th infantry regiment received their mobilization order thursday. their active duty starts may 13th and will last about a year. the guard soldiers will replace another virginia-based battalion that's currently conducting security operations crime labs will begin processing more than 2- thousand untested rape kits in the commonwealth... some of which are nearly 30 years old. the attorney general's office will begin testing its backlog of thousands of untested rape kits... held by local law enforcement agencies. the testing comes thanks to a one-point-four million dollar grant. attorney general ma

. >> under the criminal history sealing expansion bill ex-cons who have no more offenses after seven to 10 years can petition the court to have their criminal records sealed. supporters say the measure will help ex offenders get jobs and reduce row incarceration. >> jenn roll motor social security recalling saabs and saturns because the driver's side air bags could explode. the car maker said it needs to row place the takata inflaters. they can fail in a crash and sent metal shrapnel flying through the vehicle. the recall includes the saab 93 from 2003 to 2011. the zoo 95 from 2010 and 2011. and the saturn as tra from 2008 and 2009. >>> happening now, a powerful sign of strength eagles have death metal return to paris venue tonight for memorial concert after last year's deadly bat clan attack. front man for the band has been making the rounds of european talk shows to talk about why his group is going back to france. fox's kelly wright has the sto story. >> reporter: the sounds and images of the friday the 13th terrorist tax in paris are zero flood our collective memories and healing

after that, high temperatures continuing covage now --- prosecution of comedian bill cosby ll movforward. he fes a trial on seal assault charges stemmirom an incident back in 2004. nbc's chris llone is in montgomerynty, penylvania, with the latest on this going court fight.. --- reporter live lead - did a decision not to prosute bi cosby a decade ago mean that cosby couldevere precuted? th's theuestion a pennsylvanudges tryi to answer in this case which attractingorldwide attention. --insert pkg --- natural sound "we love you bill" the couns most famous "tv dad" is providg the st wer.ut it was former district attorney who has a courtroohanging onis every word former montgomery county prosecutor bce castor s the entirday on the stand tuesday, explaining his decision not to prosecute bill cosby for a 24 encounter wi a wom who sought reer advice fm the comedian. castor said heid -not- forge a formal non-prosecuon agreement with cos. budid havehe power to decide cowould never be charged with a crime. believed the entertainer did inappropriately toh andrea constand, but uldn't be ableto prot to a jury. citin problem

bill 1316. >> it would automatically seal public records for misdemeanors that a juvenile got convicted of so they would have a second chance when they turn 18. >> soto says when a teen makes a mistake his or her criminal record pops up on the internet and too often they cannot get a job because of it, but others wonder if this is a message to go wild one time. they have to still go through all of the punishments whether it be juvenile detention or fines or community service but we want to give them the opportunity as they become adults and become mature to be able to get on with lives. >> soto says the bill is moving through committee, and there is a similar bill sponsored in the house. >> what better day to get married than one ofort most romantic days of the year. today, 60 couples tied the knot largo. the clerk waives the usually $30 ceremony fee and all at once they said i do. and this was the first year that same-sex couples would participate. >> we made history last year and botanical garden every here and we will renew our vows every year until one of us departs. >> after the ceremony

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bill 1316. >> it would automatically seal public records for misdemeanors that a juvenile got convicted of so that they'd have a second chance when they turn 18. >> he says when the teen makes a mistake, the criminal record pops up on the internet and too often that individual cannot get a job because of it. but critics wonder if the legislation could send a message that it's okay to go wild one time. >> no, this isn't a free pass. these kids are still going to have to go through all the punishment that the court provides for them, whether it be juvenile detention, fines, and community service. but, really, the key is that we want to give then the opportunity, as they become adults and find they are mature, to get on with their lives. >> soto says senate big 1316 is moving through committees and a state rep is sponsoring a similar bill in the house. >> kirstin: an alert for a deputies in marion county say 55-year-old william around the junior walked away from his assisted living facility. they say he suffers from mental medication. anyone who sees him is asked to call 9-1-1. >> keith: people

if the bill is passed, people with condition sealed weapons permits would be able to carry. lawmakers could carry in legislative meetings and the open house floor and those with permits could carry on college campuses. it's not likely that part of the bill would be approved by the senate. >>> a house panel voted 8-1 yesterday in favor of a proposal that would change. it would require 9 of 12 jurors to vote. that does not require you a -- unanimous juror votes. >>> if passing the committee, the proposal is spearheaded by a group of moms in central florida. opponents say one down fall is that the school day could get longer and recess time could get taken away from class. an issue that continues to take >> john: today is national signing day. this is the day when high school athletes can make college choice official. schools are scrambling to finalize the 2016 recruiting classes and once again central florida is the prime recruiting area for top-notch colleges across the country. ucf's new coach scott frost is doing his best to attract new players. why frost could be a keep to

and then goes national in march, she will be able to grind out the delegates needed to seal this nomination. bill is on his way to colorado. the fight goes on. the future that we support within our grasp. thank you all. god bless you! >> i believe that when democrats assemble in philadelphia in july at that convention, we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> now to sanders' point, not all of the states on super tuesday, march 1st, clinton strongholds in the south. some like massachusetts and minnesota quite friendly to him. remember also, democrats award delegatesallyproportionally. and he's started to outraise clinton. what he's not spruchb that he can win. >> we're back with our panel. karl, where does the democratic race stand after nevada, and what have we learned about both campaigns going forward? >> yeah. i think ed captured the three critical elements absolutely right. she won in nevada labecause of large part due to african-americans. and five contests coming up will prove that dispositive. on the other hand, he will li

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former president bill clinton out there campaigning. it is a sealed box. it is very effective.n you are making a revolution, you cannot be too careful. i want you to laugh. when you are mad, you cannot think. >> may maybe shaking up her staff on wednesday. this news is just breaking. getting underway. a staff shakeup. is that what she needs right now? >> that is what politico is reporting. i do not think that we will hear about that. bill clinton will be here in the next hour. he will be speaking to supporters at the governors then. we do expect her to keep up the role of the attack dog. certainly provoking. not naming any names. the most powerful political organization. bill clinton said the country does not need a revolutionary. listen. >> that type of political revolution. there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> i would like to bring to the stage, not only someone who has been married for 40 years, but someone who for 45 years who has made everyone that she touched better. the single best that i have ever known. hillary rodham clinton. [applause] >>

back in new hampshire, bill clinton launched an attack on bernie sanders portraying him as hypocritical. hermetically sealednd dishonest. >> that's a hard word. that's a very hard word.

others say it should be left in cars >>> representative was the only democrat to support the can seal carry billfended her vote saying she feels confident in the background checks. >> these are 21-year-olds that have concealed weapons permit that will allow them to have guns on campus. they are not just an 18 to 21-year-old. they're not just anyone. you can't have had an felony, had trouble with alcohol or drugs, and you can't have been in a mental institution. there are other thing as well. concealed weapons permit holder, there's a good background check >>> despite that, do you think they will exercise the right thinking about before they full the trigger when law enforcement officers are struggle with the right time to pull it? >> yes. i do. apparently people are six more law-abiding than law enforcement officers which was stated on the house floor by the co sponsor of the bill, representative grek stubie. i do trust that this would be fine. frankly, i am a college professor and have been on the campuses teaching since 1987. i've had my law degree. i've never seen a-- >>> i to have taught at

he joined one the gang of eight and tried to pass the bill that would allow amnesty and not seal the borders. that's not what people are looking for. they're looking for people who will stand up and tell the people the truth. >> i have to ask you something. you've served in the senate. i don't think you've ever seen a united states senator disliked by more senators than ted cruz is disliked by the united states senators. he can't get one endorsement out of there. not one positive word from anyone else in the senate. >> so what? 51,000 people in iowa loved him. they voted for him. he has thousands of grassroots supporters opt ground here and everywhere. with conservatives in that tradition who are working vehemently. >> it is just that the people, who cares what the insiders do? we're running against the establishment. >> two words. gold water. there are two models. one is ronald reagan. that worked out very well for you. the other is barry goldwater. it seems he was much closer to him. it may not mean something but he is pretty far that to the right. and he won the evangelical vote i

sealed the investigation.. but medicaid fraud can consist of several things like billing the government for services not provided, double billing, or even those that were performed on patients. fradulent claims can bring penalties ranging from simply paying the money back to the loss of licenses.. and in more serious cases... prison time. again - nobody really knows the scope of the f-b-i's investigation here in clermont county. we will stay on this story until we find out. mike schell.. fox19 now. now animation right now an infant and woman are still in the hospital following yesterday afternoon's horrific crash on 2-75 in fort thomas. this accident also left one man dead. fox19 now's shawn lanier spoke with the brother of the victim who was killed in that crash earlier today. steve giliam: "mike was a good man. the addict as anyone knows is a different person. it's not the person that you know or you grew up and loved." steve gilliam, who does not want to be shown on camera, is dealing with the loss of his only brother. mike gilliam was thrown from this car monday during rush-hour and died. steve says he has o

that the bill is passed, it this year. >>> a navy seal who took part in saving a us doctor kidnapped by the taliban just received a military's highest military honor. team six when he stormed into the taliban hideout to free the doctor being held hostage. reporter jaclyn felt has more. >> reporter: navy seal edward byers was part of a team that rescued an american doctor kidnapped by the taliban. it was a risky rescue. >> the mission was a rescue mission. for us that's a no film mission. our objective in goal is to bring back an american hostage alive. >> reporter: the president awarded byers the honor at a ceremony at the white house. his seal team six the same unit that killed osama bin laden. the rescue earning him this honor took place in 2012. the american doctor held hostage for four days he was the second seal to burst into the taliban hideout to fee -- free the doctor. the first seal inside was killed. today's ceremony, a big -- bit uncomfortable for buyers to operate in the shadows typically not the national spotlight. he does not seek the spotlight and he shuns it. he is th

sealed box. >> he didn't stop there. bill also took aim at sanders supporters. >> only one funny thing you need to know about this e-mail. she posted it under a pseudonym because she and other people who have gone on line to defend hillary and explain why they supported her, have been subject to vicious trolling. and attacks that are literally too profane often, not to mention sexist -- >> i was shocked when i saw that second one. bill clinton, it felt below the former president to be saying that. >> that's a husband defending his wife, you know. he took off the commander in chief cape and was like, okay, i'm about to go straight on you. this is what's happening. it also should tell you and send a message they are very concerned about the campaign. they're concerned they haven't been able to resonate for that key demographic of young people you saw, that obviously find him, and we're obviously concerned about as well. this is what it is. he's sitting there saying, i'm a little worried i may not get back in the white house 37.

seal it. the results are something to savor. hillshire farm. because it's >>> a bill and ring water collection in colorado will face last year. >> it's a decade's old law which here's specialist shaun wood. >>reporter: for more than a century, it has been illegal to collect rain in colorado. you can change it -- you can't collect it. >> if um shovel my snow off my why can't i use a snow barrel to put it on my tomato plants. >> they say homeowners should be able to collect rain water and use it where they want as long as they put it back into the ground. she finds little effect on down users. >> you grew up on a farm, and as a farmer's daughter it does make good common sense. >> when it rains in denver, we watch the water come down the river. we're waiting for that water to come to our head gate so we can apply it to our crops. >> rancher and water engineer young says rain barrels don't allow people to divert the water, but save it until they need it. >> this water would have run off, but if you're going to hold it for later and -- >> but daniel says the bill will resu

florida as a senator and then joined up with the gang of eight and tried to pass a bill that would allow amnesty and not seal the borders. that's not what people are looking for. they're looking for people who are going to stand up for what they believe in and tell the people the truth and that's what senator cruz does. >> senator smith, i've got to ask you something because i think we're seeing something that you and i have never seen before. you served in the senate. i don't think you've ever seen a united states senator disliked by more united states senators than ted cruz is disliked by the united states senate. he can't get one endorsement out of there. not one positive word about his candidacy from anybody else working in the senate. >> so what? >> have you ever seen that? >> 51,000 people in iowa loved him. they voted for him. he's got thousands of grassroots supporters on the ground here and everywhere all across america with conservatives who are in that reagan coalition tradition who are working vehemently as hard as they can to make him the next president of the united states. >> it's just that th

seal. president obama called him a highly skilled and quiet professional. governor terry mcauliffe has vetoed two bills that would ve allowed homeschooled students to participate in school sports. the governor says they would disrupt the level playing field at virginia public schools. he says participation in athletic competitions is a privilege and that homeschooled students don t meet the same eligibility requirements as public school standards. a former measure called the home-schooled n-f-l quarterback tim tebow died in the senate in 20-12. sometimes the scariest part of riding in an ambulance is the cost. but now one city is offering a cheaper solution. how you can get to the hospital without hurting your wallet -- next at six. and meet the norfolk newborn who won t turn one i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's pote

bill clinton on the offensive, accusing bernie sanders and his supporters of sexist attacks. saying he lives in a hermetically sealed box. jeff, give us the latest. >> hey, alisyn. bill clinton has been an aggressive campaigner but quiet for months. all that changed yesterday when he went hard after bernie sanders. it is the latest sign that sanders is posing a threat that clinton never imagined. >> when you're making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> former president bill clinton unleashing a blistering no bars hold attacking going after the health care plan. >> is it good for america? i don't think so. >> labeling him as dishonest and hypocritical in the financial sector he rails against. >> anybody who takes money from goldman sachs couldn't possibly be president. he may have to change his words a little bit. or we get a mail-in candidate. >> the mobs of sanders who use crude language to attack hillary clinton backers online. >> people have gone online to defend hillary and explain why they supported her have been subject to attacks that are literally too profane often, not to mention sex

it will be offered as an inhaler sheree: also tonight a bill heading to the indiana statehouse could allow people to access their currently sealed birth records under a proposal that' s now heading to the indiana house. people who have been adopted would be able to access records starting in 2018. mike: drivers going faster than before. ohio state troopers are pulling over more drivers for going excessively fast. , a patrol ticket analysis showed troopers nabbed about a thousand people each year going 100 miles per hour or faster. the numbers biked even higher if you look at the last three years. sheree: northern toledo had a unexpected valentines gift. to destinations got into a gas war. there gas tank for $.26. the average price per gallon today is $1.55. that is lower than the national average of $1.70. mike: a state lawmaker finds a new way to protest anti-abortion laws. women in kentucky are now waking up. sheree: the bill she filed in kentucky. to make it harder for men to get viagra. >> there will be no class today for you. mike: a superintendent channels his inner drake to cancel school. the unique snow day message he se

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bills. indiana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> president obama will award the nation's highest military honor to a navy seal from western ohio. in afghanistan. ed ward byers junior who grew up near bowling green took part in a risky mission to save a doctor kidnapped by the taliban. another seal died in that mission. plenty of people are calling byers a hero as well. but his young daughter might not be one of them. >> my daughter knows that i'm daddy. and she loves me just for that. and if you talk to her one on one, she'll tell you the five different nicknames he has for me and i don't think one of them includes heroes. >> byers also has five bronze stars, two purple hearts and other marrieds and awards. >>> hold on to your mouse ears, starting today, disneyland in california and walt disney world in florida have demand based prizing. the resorts will charge three different prices for single day park ticket, depending on the time of week and time of year. monday through thursday will be value pricing. most weekends and summer weeks the price will shoot up on peak days, including most of december, spring break and july weeke

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seal this nomination. >> i'm on my way to texas. bill is on his way to colorado. the fight goes on. the future that we want is within our grasp. thank you all, god bless you. >> i believe that when democrats assemble in fiphiladelphia in jy at convention we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> reporter: now to sanders' point, not all of the states on super tuesday, march 1, are clinton strongholds in the south. some are quite friendly to him. democrats award delegates proportionally and sanders has started outraising clinton. he has the ability to stick around. sanders has not proven he can win. >> and we're back now with our panel. karl, where does the democratic race stand now after nevada, and what have we learned about both clinton and sanders' campaigns going forward? >> i think captured the three critical elements. she won in nevada because of her overwhelming strength with african-americans. we have five contests coming up that will be a positive. he will continue to do well among white liberals. let me make

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