blaine tolison is there. blaine, bars and restaurants thousands of dollars to protect their patrons. >> reporter: city leaders said they are going to start charges these businesses. there are a lot in this area. many know razzles right here. there are several more to the north and east to us right here. leaders say they have been unwilling to help up to this point. i spoke to at least one business owner who disagrees with the city leaders. for the last year, she has been fighting for change in the neighborhood where noise and crime have gotten out of control. now she is happy to hear the city of daytona beach could be taking serious action. >> there's some movement and it's all in a positive direction. >> reporter: there are three adult entertainment businesses within a block on sea breeze and one of the largest nightclubs in daytona. but if they had taken care of things all along in the past, i don't know how many years, maybe it wouldn't have come to this. >> reporter: the plan could include stricter enforc

the fire near oak hill quickly grew from 5-10 acres, blaine is live there, right now, and blaine, in the last few minute, you learned firefighters say that the nearby homes are no longer in danger. >>reporter: they are starting to get a handle on the fire out here, i'm standing near maple lane, that's near the aerial road at oak hill, and a few hundred yards this way is where the fire is, this is to our east. and residents in this area were not in a panic or anything like that, but they were out here taking precautions, we saw a man who lived here on this property, spraying the brush just along because you can see how close his home is to the smoke that i just showed you. here, ou live truck parked there. and some residents in the area, again, taking precaution, but the officials say they where r wrapping things up. from sky witness 9, that's over the scene right now, this fire was moving very quickly, i was 8 ache -- it was 8 acres and threatened four structures, including two homes, but they say those homes are protected now they have a lot of resources and including the volusia co

:03 music in chesapeake, blaine stewart, adlib quickly toss to patrick toss to patrick a chilly start but a mild finish to the weekend....we )re expecting quite a chilly start to the weekend. morning temperatures on saturday will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. by afternoon, highs will only rise into the mid 40s. but on sunday, west- southwest winds will help boost our high temperatures into the lower 60s. the best part of the weekend forecast, though, is that we )re not expecting any rain! we )ll see plenty of sunshine on both saturday and sunday. on monday and tuesday, highs will be in the mid and upper 60s. we )ll likely be near 70 on wednesday, just in time for showers and thunderstorms to move in. rain will linger into thursday. then, highs will cool back into the mid 40s by the end of next week. ahead on the locker room --- why is kurt cousins throwing hello and welcome to the locker room sponsored by your hampton roads chevy dealers, i )m kurt williams--- and i m beverly kidd newschannel three is your home of the skins -- but washington is not going to be the home of rg-3 mu

blaine tolison spent the last hour listening to the boy's call for help. >> john mooreland the man who lives in this home behind me and is accused of molesting a 13-year-old boy is a military veteran. the victim's family told me it's one of the reasons they trusted him. >> a 13-year-old told police he fought 53-year-old john worling in his daytona beach home before he escaped and called 911. >> my neighbor molested me and was touching me. >> do you know where your neighborhood is right now? >> at his house. >> worling faced a judge , accused of molesting the boy >> you have been charged with kidnapping, aggravated child child. >> the victim's family was not home at the time of the alleged crime but said worling worked the boy's stepmother even said worling would buy things for her stepson. >> he bought my stepson a pair of shoes, a bag, got him a $50 prepaid visa card for christmas, a stocking full of candy. >> worling is a certified airline pilot and army veteran. he does not have a criminal record. he was armed with a gun shortly before his arrest and threatened to kill himself. >> w

as blaine tolison found out a private company the city hired suggested a $30 million solution. >> $30 million is a big cost for the small city of port control. i was on this street in 2014 and the water was up to my knees. now the city is considering buying homes. >> a flood that damaged more than 60 homes in port orange in september of 2014 but it left its mark. >> right now we feel like we've been sold down the river our down the canal. you know -- in one of the many neighborhoods that flooded. he's disappointed they spent $60,000 on experts and now there's little options. >> they did as little as they could. the only change is to change who is in the top. >> the city is not moving forward with any particular plans but bob ford said he's not giving up. >> the council said we're not walking away from this. >> ford said three different engineering firms advised building a berm. it was demanded by some residents after 2014. one option suggested was a $30 million pumping system that the city can't afford. >> when will the city be able to prevent the flood? >> i don't know. what i do kno

we're live in port orange, blaine tolison, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> you can read the lawsuit for yourself at wftv.com. click on the web links button on our home page. >>> it's another day of no answers in the murders of this mother and her teenage daughter. had a the victim's estranged husband just told us about their relationship. >> this man accused of shooting a restaurant manager in a violent robbery. what the suspect did minutes before that helped deputies find him more quickly. brevard county couple who won part of that historic powerball jackpot. >> i just kept quiet. i need new carpet. ok. i have two dogs. and a husband. house trained? my husband? no, the dogs. sometimes. i'd suggest stainmaster pet protect carpet. why? incredibly durable and stain resistant. that's why they i got it. now get free basic installation with purchase of stainmaster carpet and pad, >>> this couple won a powerball jackpot the rest of us could only dream about and they did it with just one ticket. >> it's been like 30 years of playing those numbers. >> new this hour, they are opening up about ho

. >> the owner told blaine tolison they stole the keys to five other cars. now he's worried they will be back and not just for the cars. >> reporter: he's very worried about that. not a very big dealership. this is a small business owner who lost a lot in one night. whoever did this broke in through a window on the side of this office and left police little to go off of in this case. >> human beings working as hard as we can trying to make a living and doing this is just not right. >> alexander verga took us into his office where he said thieves broke in and ransacked the place. he said they got in by pushing a small air-conditioning unit through the window and stole the keys to eight of his cars. >> this has never happened to me. i can't imagine who should i do and where should i go. >> this morning verga discovered two bmws and a mercedes were gone and he has no way of getting into the other five cars and suvs he still has. >> that's the biggest concern for me, what am i going to do cars. i can't open them or drive them anywhere. park police have investiga

channel 9's blaine tolison found out how the county and city are stepping up efforts to warn people. >> reporter: it's nesting season again for the hawks outside of the library and the territorial birds are attacking people. >> she said it felt like getting hit in the back of the head with a baseball bat covered with barbed wire. >> reporter: as we were getting video of the birds a hawk swooped over our camera. we saw a woman leaving the library with umbrella in hand and watching up above. >> we're regulars at the library. it kind of almost makes me feel like i don't want to come up here at all. have seen the birds leave behind cuts and bruises. the hawks are protected by state and federal law. their nests can be removed by a permit but if it has eggs or chicks, removing it would require a permit from the fish officials are not considering either option. >> there's a lot of people unaware what was is going on. but i'm afraid that a child or an elderly person is going to get struck. >> reporter: blaine tolison, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> even some of the city's own employees have b

the owner said he's using technology to keep his visitors safe and today gave blaine tolison an up close look. >> i'm standing in volusia county's first indoor shooting range attached the a restaurant and bar. the owner walked us through. it's a state of the art facility. he showed us how he's going to keep his customers safe. >> ron perkinson showed us how he's running shooting range combined with a gun store and restaurant and bar. >> every single person has to give their identification. >> he showed us his entire operation. we shot awful rifles at zombie targets on the indoor range. >> he said he had to win over who approved of his business. now he's reassuring non-gun owners that it's a safe one. >> i hope they will just come out and take a look for themselves instead of snap judging, putting judgement on something i've done. >> technology is what he said will keep track of who is drinking. >> this is i-detect. this is where a customer has to scan their driver's license whenever they order a drink at the restaurant or bar. >> when the same customer comes to the shooting range they ha

so today, channel 9's blaine tolleson reached out to bcu once again and blaine, you asked if they were doing anything to better protect students on campus and off. >>reporter: and martha, we reported on the security improvements here on campus,s in the past, now, the school wants to continue making students aware of what causes gun violence, even if most of these things happen off campus. bethune-cookman university officials are hoping yet another campus pe mirl will help them -- memorial will help them stop the gun violence. most recently, johnson, a former wild cat football player, was gunned down outside of a wednesday, the school held a memorial service for the 23-year-old sophomore and sadly, not the first for many students. >> it's very sad, everybody is crying, everybody is hurt. just lost for words. >>reporter: last year, the university held a similar vigil on campus for cars well l and mcdonald, they were sense leslie shot and killed in a dispute over rent at the carolina club apartments last november. suspects in both deadly shootings were not bethune-cookman shootings and th

blaine lewis - co-owner, fleet feet sportslewis: "we've heard very little about it."blaine lewis says he moved his athletic wear shop - fleet feet sports - to route 220 in roanoke county three and a half years businesses along the road - lewis says he believes a new interstate - could benefit all businesses in the roanoke area. lewis: "it just gives another corridor that connects roanoke to other locations, which businesses in a lot of ways and good for the valley." goodlatte: "it would make this area more attractive for more businesses to locate here." u.s. congressman bob goodlatte says discussions about the creation of interstate 73 began in the early 1990's. the interstate would run between michigan and myrtle beach, south carolina. goodlatte says he wanted to bring this highway through the roanoke area - to better connect the star city to other destinations in north carolina. goodlatte: "people here in the roanoke valley and central virginia travel to north carolina a lot for a lot of different reasons, and the roads could be improved a lot." goodlatte says among

blaine lewis - co-owner, fleet feet sportslewis: "we've heard very little about it."blaine lewis says he moved his athletic wear shop - fleet feet sports - to route 220 in roanoke county three and a half years ago. running one of the many businesses along the road - lewis says he believes a new interstate - could benefit all businesses in the roanoke area. lewis: "it just gives another corridor that connects roanoke to other locations, which could be good, you know, for businesses in a lot of ways and good for the valley." goodlatte: "it would make this area more attractive for more businesses to locate here." u.s. congressman bob goodlatte says discussions about the creation of interstate 73 began in the early 1990's. the interstate would run between michigan and myrtle beach, south carolina. goodlatte says he wanted to bring this highway through the roanoke area - to better connect the star city to other destinations in north carolina. goodlatte: "people here in the roanoke valley and central virginia travel to north carolina a lot for a lot of different reasons, an

blaine lewis - co-owner, fleet feet sportslewis: "we've heard very little about it."blaine lewis says he moved his athletic wear shop - fleet feet sports - to route 220 in roanoke county three and a half years ago. running one of the many businesses along the road - lewis says he believes a new interstate - could benefit all businesses in the roanoke area. lewis: "it just gives another corridor that connects roanoke to other locations, which businesses in a lot of ways and good for the valley." goodlatte: "it would make this area more attractive for more businesses to locate here." u.s. congressman bob goodlatte says discussions about the creation of interstate 73 began in the early 1990's. the interstate would run between michigan and myrtle beach, south carolina. goodlatte says he wanted to bring this highway through the roanoke area - to better connect the star city to other destinations in north carolina. goodlatte: "people here in the roanoke valley and central virginia travel to north carolina a lot for a lot of different reasons, and the roads could be improved

and i m blaine stewart. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is here to help you beat the traffic. here )s myles in the live vipir cooler today, storms tomorrow... the cold front that brought us a few showers last night has moved out, leaving behind cooler air. highs today will reach the low to mid 50s, about 20 degrees oler than yesterday. expect a mix of sun and clouds today with winds from the northeast. another cold front is set to move in on wednesday, bringing in more rain and even a chance for afternoon thunderstorms. some storms could be strong to severe, with gusty winds and downpours. highs will return to the low 70s wednesday before the front, with another drop into the 50s for thursday. ouds and showers will linger for thursday especially near the coast, with skies clearing on friday. expect sunshine and seasonal temperatures for the weekend. today: partly sunny, breezy, oler. ghs in the low to mid 50s. nds: ne 5-15 tonight: partly oudy. ws in the upper 40s. nds: ne/se 5-

blaine lewis - co-owner, fleet feet sportslewis: "we've heard very little about it."blaine lewis says he moved his athletic wear shop - fleet feet sports - to route 220 in roanoke county three and a half years ago. running one of the many businesses along the road - lewis says he believes a new interstate - could benefit all businesses in the roanoke area. lewis: "it just gives another corridor that connects roanoke to other locations, which could be good, you know, for businesses in a lot of ways and good for the valley." goodlatte: "it would make this area more attractive for more businesses to locate here." u.s. congressman bob goodlatte says discussions about the creation of interstate 73 began in the early 1990's. the interstate would run between michigan and myrtle beach, south carolina. goodlatte says he wanted to bring this highway through the roanoke area - to better connect the star city to other destinations in north carolina. goodlatte: "people here in the roanoke valley and central virginia travel to north carolina a lot for a lot of different reasons, an

i m blaine stewart. and i m jessica larche. this crazy weather is already causing school delays and even a closure. accomack shore are closed today. gloucester and middlesex are still on a 2-hour delay. here )s myles in the live vipir forecast center. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is here to help you beat the coming up on wgnt 27 - cox >>> i need to get pumped up for my post-super bowl show. so i sent my interview strike team to media day to ask these players one simple question! what do you do to get pumped up >> i put on a tiny crown and i say who is the prince of football? me! that's it. >> when i want to intimidate the other team, i make direct eye contact on the line of scrimmage. and i mouth these words. >> i like to listen to the lion king sound track before the big game. i mean -- can you feel the love tonight >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." i love them but when he mouthed the word i love you, because everybody can read that. >> yes. >>> coming up in this half hour, coldplay calls

bill blain stays with us. we will get the industrial production numbers out of the u.s. will release minutes from its january meeting. nejra: coming up next, turning to tehran. the focus shifts to iran. the oil minister talks to iraq and venezuela. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is "countdown." date with what is happening in the oil markets. manus: brent crude has risen as iraq and iran get together in tehran later today. this comes after saudi arabia and russia agree to freeze reduction. anna: moves that the saudi oil minister described as the beginning of a process. let's get the rest from our reporter elliott. certainly, you would not think that the iranians would be too keen. they still want their market back. elliott: i think you have hit the nail on the head. iraq is already pumping 4.3 billion barrels a day. you would think they are the more likely to be persuaded of the virtues of this accord reached yesterday to freeze out but at current levels. the iranians are much more tricky. intoare trying to get back the market and boost production by one million barrels a day

she'll campaign with the mother of blaine. blaine is the black woman found being hanged in her jail cell after being stopped in houston. >> sanders is trying to over -- yesterday, he met with civil rights activist al sharpton. one poll shows sanders trails behind clinton by 57 points among black voters. >>> be prepared to cough up more dough the next time you head to universal studios in orlando. >> a single day ticket with cost you $105. >> to park pass went up $255. you need that to visit both universal studios and island of adventures. the cost of a >>> coming up this morning, with the zika virus spreading across the world, fewer people are planning vacations in fear of catching it. we'll tell you how that's impacting travel prices coming up next. >>> many parents will reach for their child's heavier coats, but those puffy coats can be deadly if your child uses a car seat. we'll explain why and what one monday created to solve the problem all together. >>> temperatures in the mid-60s. it's going to be fantastic. valentine's

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blaine sportslewis: "we've heard very little about it."blaine lewis says he moved his athletic wear shop - fleet feet sports county three and a half years ago. running one of the many lewis says he believes a new interstate - could benefit all businesses in the roanoke area. lewis: "it just gives another corridor that connects roanoke to other locations, which could be good, you know, for businesses in a lot of ways and good for the valley." goodlatte: "it would make this area more attractive for more businesses to locate here." u.s. congressman bob goodlatte says discussions about the creation of interstate 73 began in the early 1990's. the interstate would run between michigan and myrtle beach, south carolina. goodlatte says he wanted to bring this highway through the roanoke area - to better connect the star city to other destinations in north carolina. goodlatte: "people here in the roanoke valley and central virginia travel to north carolina a lot for a lot of different reasons, and the roads could be improved a lot." goodlatte says a

and i m blaine stewart. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is here to help you beat the traffic. here )s myles in the live vipir forecast center. now for a quick check of our stories: a virginia beach 7- eleven was robbed early this morning on holland road. police say the man walked in, got some cash and took off. police have made an arrest. no one was hurt. and today is the last day for more than 7- hundred newport news shipbuilding employees. it )s part of the layoffs the company announced late last year. the company says the reduction in aircraft carriers and other navy ships at the shipyard meant there wasn )t enough wtkr/wgnt - norfolk- portsmouth local news continues on wgnt a1 2015 tribune media. another wave of layoffs are it is wednesday, february 3rd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including our interview with bernie sanders. we will ask about the close race in iowa and his plan to beat hillary clinton in new hampshire and other s

and i m blaine stewart. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is here to help you beat the traffic. here )s myles in the live vipir several rain chances with up & down temps... we will start near 50 this morning with a nice mix of sun and clouds. cloud cover will increase through the day with highs returning to near 70, about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. scattered showers will move in late this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through. the front will also drop temperatures for tuesday, with highs in the mid 50s. another cold front moves in on wednesday, bringing in more rain and even a chance for thunderstorms. highs will return to near 70 wednesday with another drop into the 50s for thursday. even colder air will move in for the weekend. day: partly cloudy, scattered pm showers 30% breezy. ghs near 70. nds: sw 5-15tonight: mostly cloudy, scattered showers 40% . lows in the mid 40s. winds: n 5- 10tomorrow: partly sunny, isolated showers 20% . highs in the

blaine tolison spoke with residents. some said it would still cost them money in the long run. >> reporter: this is a 30 acre property here. you can see some heavy equipment from some of the work underway and some are concerned halifax will not have to pay property taxes. if >> halifax emergency room is outside the daytona beach area taxi district. >> this is why halifax wants to move out of their taxing district and come over here and build a hospital. it's questionable. >> according to the property appraiser's website halifax collected $13.3 million in tax revenue. the health hospital states that that pays for indigent care in district and no tax revenue would be used to fund deltona hospital. taxpayers are still on the hook. >> when you buy 30 acres of land, take that off the property tax . nearly from central florida regional hospital, a for-property company. >> they breed better service. >> because hal tax is ifax is -- halifax is public they the public can weigh in. >> it would be nice for the city of daytona to br

and i m blaine stewart. meteorologist myles henderson is on top of severe the sever weather -- he )s in the live viper forecast conditions-- more rain & cooling... the cold front that brought us rain and storms yesterday is now lingering off of the nc coast. expect plenty of clouds and rain shower today with more rain to the south and less rain to the north. many locations will see an additional 1 of rain today with higher numbers in ne nc. a rumble of thunder is possible today but our storm threat is lower than yesterday. it will remain windy but winds we will start in the 60s this morning stay on top of changing weather--- download the new newschannel 3 storm team app. you can watch forecast -- and get any breaking weather alerts. dot-com-slash- apps - it )s free! now to our other stop story today -- virginia beach police have been looking for a shooter for hours. newschannel three s stefania okolie is live where it all started -- pending lockdown situation on schools. police just wrapped up-- they have no

. >> if he stays with the team, he'll compete with blaine gabbert for that spot.ordering on the supernatal.a human rights gup uses a hologram to protest frspeech in south korea. the project director says policeare restricting freedom of expression -- and becoming more violent. in the past year, officers have used water cannons and pepper spray on protestors. according to activists: people are being treated like "ghosts", as depicted in this hologram. =jess/3-shot= thanks for joining us =raj/3-shot= our nextewscast itoday in the bay- tomorrow at 4:30 >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson mike birbiglia

live in deltona, blaine tomlinson, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> we are staying on top of the breaking news in orlando were police are investigating after a car crashed through a home. from sky with his nine you can see the car went through the side of the house near the intersection of rio grande and michigan street. officer say the driver was a suspect in a hit and run. 4 people were in the house at the time and the bedroom was empty, no one was hurt. we have a crew talking with investigators on scene about the crash and prior hit and run. we will have more in a live report on eyewitness news at five . >>> marion county man accused of holding a woman hostage at knife point for our >> the basket as they jose marrero was arrested yesterday at the ocala park estates. deputy say they got a 911 call from a home and when the got to the victim's throat. he was convinced to release her and he's held without bond in the marion county jail. >>> a bill increasing retirement vessel -- benefits for families of officers killed in the line of duty approved by the florida senator the widow of orange

blaine lewis, fleet feet owner: "it's just been really cool to see how they have bonded and how they're working together as a group. they're doing this individually for themselves, but group aspect of it has just been really fun." if you're interested in a "ton of fun" .. you can still join in. meetings are saturday morning .. at 9:30 at fleet feet on route 2- 20. and if you have a local story segment .. let me know. send me an e-mail to l-ward-at- wsls-dot-com. or you can message me on facebook .. at "lindsey ward wsls" or call me here at the station ... 540-512-1555. now a look ahead to stories that will be making headlines later tonight and tomorrow... brie safety on the roads. tonight at 11, roanoke county leaders examine traffic problems in our area and what's being done to fix them. that's tonight at 11. jenna the 611 is back in town this summer... how you can get tickets for upcoming trips. plus... you may want to re-think giving your child a tablet... the downside to technology. join us wednesday morning on virginia today from 5-7 a-m... right here on everything you need to know

start to the post jim harbaugh era going 2-6 in eight starts last season before losing the job to blaine gabbert. and kap has a year-to-year renewel on that 126-million dollar deal he signed in 2014.. and add to that colin is coming off surgeries on his non-throwing shoulder, thumb, and knee...the future is a little murky for number 7. i think the good thing is we have two guys who have proven they can go into games and play,has done some awfully good things in his career with the san francisco 49ers, and we expect him to come back. he's doing a good job with his rehab with the medical staff. that just look forward to getting him back and working with this coaching staff. kaps 11.9 million dollar 2016 contract becomes fully guaranteed april 1 if he's on the roster. the wolf pack men's basketball team will be looking for the rare regular season sweep of utah state tonight. while the aggies have won 3-of- the-last-4 meetings it was the pack beating them 89-84 in logan the end of january. it's a big game for the pack as teams jockey for position in the mountain west tournament coming down t

way through the day tomorrow into early friday, we are tracking and snow, maybe an inch or two into blaine county and pocahontas in greensboro county. you could see 1 to 3 inches on the western slope's. we go from severe weather to winter weather in a matter of 24 hours but we are tracking another warm up on the way and jeff has look at that seven day forecast. >>> it does look we will -- like we will have temperatures climbing into the 40s over the next couple of days. as we head into the upcoming weekend, we should have temperatures in the lower 60s by .gqt: i think we are going to have temperatures in the 60s as we head into next week1gzu5sn7 work for tonight, mostly cloudy and windy. overnight lows between 30 4-42. it will be a night where we have wind gusts of 240 miles an hour. for tomorrow, we are looking at highs in the 40s or 50s. we're showing a chance of a few a few mountain showers on thursday. righty, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, we are drive. we will have more sunshine this go around when we actually warm things up a bit next week work is going to be rathe

the virus is links to birth defects and blaine dama s and in-faents. more than 20,000 cases include 2g 100 pregnant women. >>> senator chuck schumer wants the government to take action to stop the virus from spreading. schumer wants the feds to deploy resources abroad and work with private industries here to develop a vaccine. the mosquitos live in south america, but the tiger mosquito lives in the u.s. and has been known to carry the disease. >>> if you live in the district, you have until tomorrow at midnight to sign up for health care under the affordable care act. the deadline was pushed back two days because of the blizzard. so if you sign up, your coverage will start march 1. d.c. health link going to have folks at the mlk jr. memorial library today and tomorrow. maryland sign up deadline has been extended until friday. >>> in news 4 your health again this morning, it looks like researches found women who receive face-to-face support responded in a more positive manner. that's compared to those who receive receive from texts. in a separate study,

old blaine laurens was apprehended without incident. stockwell was charged with 15 offenses. jenna: a state senator from cedar rapids running for u.s. senate. rob hogg (hoag) filed the nomination papers today with the iowa secretary of state's office. he'll be on the ballot for the june 7th democratic primary. hogg submitted over 13,000 signatures from iowans in all 99 counties and calls this an "exciting milestone" for his candidacy. hogg says he plans to campaign in northwest iowa this weekend. tim: a shooting today at a high school northeast of cleveland-ohio left four students injured. authorities now say a 14 year old boy opened fire inside the cafeteria at madison high school. two male students, 14 and 15 years old, were hit by gunfire. two other were injured by shrapnel whihi trying to escaca. the injuriesesre non-life threatening. authorities say they have an idea it rigig now. the schoho classes early for the day. iowa's governor is praising chris christie's recent endorsement of nald trump. goveveor terry branstst hasn't endorsed a candidate, but move was pure strat

. >> blaine tomlinson learned the alleged abuse happen when the boy stayed home from school and went to visit his neighbor along grandview avenue they daytona beach. the boys family tells you he managed to fight back and escape on his own. >> reporter: and the boy told police that john worling chased them to the front door of his home and he was able to get to the door and unlock it in time but the family tells me that their son is scarred for life. >> state your name please there. >> reporter: daytona beach say john worling threatened to kill himself just before they arrested him for allegedly sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy. worling and neighbor had a boy at his own to play video games thursday. >> i would like to see him get what he deserves, time in prison. >> reporter: the boy's stepmother and father were not home at the time. they later found out their son thought worling an escaped. >> he kicked them in the forehead, told him no and said he was calling the cops and ran >> reporter: the 13 you'll >> reporter: the 13 you'll called 911 as police were on the way the boy's fathe

spencer police say they pulled 31-year old blaine stockwell over for a seatbelt violation sunday afternoon. as the officer approached stockwell's pickup, police say he fled the scene. police say stockwell led through south spencer and eventually out into the county, where speeds topped 90 milil per hour. when the pickup went into a ditch, stockwell was quickly apprehended. he now faces 16 charges, including eluding, driving while barred, driving while revoked, driving while suspended and driving while cancelled, along with possession of meth. four students are hurt after a shooting at an ohio high school. police say a 14-year-old student opened fire inside the madison junior-senior high school cafeteria this morning. two students were shot and two others were hurt whililtrying to exit. all of their injuries are non-life threatening. the building and dropped the weapon but was taken into custody near school grounds. s/luke helton/student :10 "it was very scary to think there was someone out there, you know, who could've came and got us instead, but i'm just kind of thankful that i was safe.

our blaine stewart and kristen crowley presented him with his prize this morning. you can be just like joel with a 50-inch smart t-v of your own. you just need to look for the daily keyword on newschannel 3 this morning starting tomorrow at five a-m. tracking rain, storms and much cooler air....as we move through this wednesday night, stay weather aware. we are tracking a strong cold front that will move in from the west. this front severe weather, and as it crosses hampton roads and ne north carolina tonight, we could see some strong to severe thunderstorms, too, as the front moves in to a warm, humid environment. any storms that develop have the potential to produce strong gusty winds, heavy rain and flooding. talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. periods of rain will continue on thursday as the front stalls off the coast. some of the rain could be heavy at times, but there will likely be a few b

. >> if you had to the new restaurant this weekend, we they tell volusia county reporter blaine tolison about it. tweet him at b tollefson wftv or email him blaine tolison at blainetolison@tran03.com. >>> orlando international airport welcome center breaking ground. we told you about the efforts to open the center for veterans and active military personnel from us. they need $300,000. veteran said the new welcome center is important because it could be the last thing the armed forces the before shipping out. >>> construction on the new orlando city soccer stadium is entering a -- an important phase. >> you can start to see the outline of wall taking shape. monday the team will hold a ceremony to commemorate the start of the installation of the infrastructure. the stadium is expected to open next year for the start of the 20 17th season. tv 27 is the home of the orlando city soccer matches. the team opens the new season news app and check out the orlando city's page under sports. >>> 6:10 am, we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. certified meteorologist brian shields and severe

. >> reporter: 53rd street is now closed between dicks and blaine as the investigation continues intos police involved oig shooting that happened earlier this morning. police say about 2:09, they responded to the 5300 block of clay street northeast for a police-involved the shooting. person shot was taken to a hospital. we don't have much information about that person's condition. the officer was not injured. we do know the person who was shot was a male. we don't know the circumstances of what brought police to the scene at first, but it is still a crime scene. 53rd street between dicks and blaine remains closed as the investigation continues. and police have expanded the crime scene somewhat maybe to another block or so as they canvas the area. folks waking up here on their way here to work are finding out that they are waking up right in the middle of a crime scene. this investigation continues here in northeast. derrick ward, news 4. >>> u.s. department of just disinvestigating the san francisco police department, this after the shooting death of a young african american man back

on the left, broncos, on offense, led by 49ers' qb blaine gabbert in the plaid and five-time consecutive pro bowler joe staly, he's over there. they're coaching this side. there's questions on the board now. they answer correctly, kids get to advance. and that happened, cheers they're getting into it. so this is all about immersing students in real financial lessons and so, this united states a huge opportunity for them. we spoke earlier with staly who said he wishes he had this kind of experience when he was younger. >> a company years ago, it came up, kids really enjoy it, really interactive. it's like a video game kind of questions and answers. see how much they're paying attention to what we're talking. it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: they don't tackle? >> throw a couple around the block, on the ground. we'll give them a game. >> reporter: how different is it to hear these lessons from, say, joe stalely and blaine gabbert, instead of your teacher. >> these are professional athletes and people think of athletes as they're just athletes. for athletes to take i'm out of their day to tea

blaine tolison got a look at the new deal to in the new proposal, the city is not operate the shoulder. >> reporter: an agreement would not be approved by the county if the county is having to pay any kind of money to operate the home and shot at the county leaders joined us in perfect time, they are talking about the issue now they just got on it and have been talking about it for 10 minutes. councilman them -- council members have passions about a counter proposal from the city of daytona beach. josh wightman tells me the homeless issue has been the most frustrating issue he has dealt with at a councilman since he has been on the council but today there could finally be in agreement and the homeless issue really reached a head when a growing homeless camp started outside of the county services building and beat st., daytona. wagner tells me last night leaders in daytona beach decided for the most part to go along with a plan that the county would support the county is offering $4 million to build a shelter at land on existing building. three years and would pay to operate it he says

blaine lewis, fleet feet owner: "it's just been really cool to see how they have bonded and how they're working together as a group. they're doing this individually for themselves, but group aspect of it has just been really fun." if you're interested in a join in. meetings are saturday morning .. at 9:30 at fleet feet on route 2- 20. ...coming up in your storm team 10 forecast. lester holt: on this primary election day here in new hampshire we're with the candidates including donald trump who tells me why" presiden"t trump would be there has to be a way. carry the centimeter, divide by 3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! and now the name your price tool shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? so... what else about me? (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donk

and blaine gabbert and kurt warner will play an educational video game with students called financial football. less than a week -- five days away from the kickoff of super bowl l. and watch it here on kpix 5. tune in from sens restaurant. joan jennifer metro administrate and ken bastida every night at 7:00. >>> the iowa caucuses were less than 24 hours ago. and they are campaigning in new hampshire now. the first primary will be tuesday. and the iowa results are making headlines. this is how narrow the numbers looked on the democratic side. hillary clinton and bernie separated by 4/10 of a point. ted cruz finished 4 points ahead of donald trump and 5 points ahead of marco rubio. . >>> democratic bernie sanders was rallying supporters before the sun came up. he's predicting a win in new hampshire after what he calls a draw in iowa. >> we just got in from iowa where we astounded the world. and now in new hampshire we must astound the world again. >> reporter: democratics split. >> i'm so thrilled i'm coming to new hampshire after winning iowa. >> reporter: bob schieffer said the result

i m blaine stewart. and i m jessica larche. time for a check of your first here )s myles henderson with your first warning weather. first warning forecast a warm start to the week... highs will climb back into the upper 60s today, about 15 degrees above normal for this 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. temperatures will cool behind that front with highs in the 40s to end the week. we will be watching another front and rain chance for friday. is looks like a rain event but there is a very slim chance for few snowflakes to mix in friday night as temperatures drop. today: partly cloudy, isolated showers 20% , windy. highs in the upper 60s. winds: sw/w 10- 20tonight: a few clouds. lows in the mid 40s. winds:

tell volusia county reporter blaine tolison about it. tweet him at b tolison@wftv.com. >>> in osceola county, 15,000 panels will provide power to duke energy customers. officials say these are a few of the panels installed in kenansville. the solar facility is scheduled to come online this spring. when it's up and running, it will generate up to 3.8 megawatts of electricity. >>> homeowners could get more insurance. state senators will vote on a bill that would limit how many times homeowners could be asked to leave the state's provider. they could switch coverage back to citizens if the rates increase. a companion bill will move in the florida house. >>> an orange county mother is in a desperate battle to save her daughter's life. she said the bullying is so out of control her daughter tried to kill herself. she told eyewitness news this morning's mike manzoni she can't get answers from anyone and if it doesn't stop, her daughter may die. >> reporter: this woman didn't want us to show her face or use her name. >> i feel like i am helples

and i m blaine stewart. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is forecast center. wtkr/wgnt - norfolk- portsmouth local news continues on wgnt a1 2015 >>> good morning. it is thursday, february 4th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this there is more real news ahead, including stephen colbert in studio 57. he talks about the presidential race and doing the late show live after the super bowl. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> donald trump tried to victory. trump even called for a voiding of the iowa caucus votes. >> they still did battle for the hearts of voters. >> the mosquito that transmits the virus lives in south florida all year-round so likely see more cases of transmission. >> this ruling does not mean that cosby will go to trial. right now, he is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing. >> murder after 13-year-old girl, a case that has raised concerns over parents among the doirngs dangers lurking online. >> the new 49ers home was opened two years ago

they wouldn't say if he'd be the starting quarterback or compete with blaine gabbert. >>> the mysterysurrounding a sunny vail building where neighbors have been reporting strange noises in the middle of the night. >>> the possible threat that has some parents keeping their kids home from school today. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy if you're heading up to highway 17 but not stop and go. very doable. >>> another nice day with temperatures near 70 degrees. we'll have more coming up. >>> there will be extra security today at two south san francisco high schools after police got word of anonymous threats made against students and staff members. what they are asking the students and staff members at those schools to do today. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> welcome back. good morning if you're just joining us. it's thursday, february 25th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's go to steve paulson first with the forecast. >> another nice day. a change tomorrow. but today another day of near 70 degrees temps for many. there's a weak system that mig

spencer police say they pulled 31-year old blaine stockwell over for a seatbelt violation sunday afternoon. as the officer approached stockwell's pickup, police say he fled the scene. police say stockwell led officers on a pursuit eventually out into the county, where speeds topped 90 miles per hour. when the pickup went into a ditch, stockwell was quickly apprehended. he now faces 16 charges, including eluding, driving while barred, driving while revoked, driving while suspended and driving while cancelled, along with the aforementioned felony possession of methamphetam ine. a minnesota man is in custody after police say he stole a semi from a lawton, iowa farm and drove it all the way to kansas. the trouble started friday when 26-year-old ivie popplewell got into a scuffle with police in worthington, minnesota and fled. authorities say he had stolen a pizza ranch delivery van in sheldon, iowa earlier that morning. later, police police say he took off in a semi he took from casey willer's farm near lawton. authorities caught up with popplewell nearly 300 miles away in ottawa, kansas. will

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in davidsonville the drir in an blains suffering minor injuries after slamming into a light pole. ending up on a snow bank. he is proof that four-wheel drive will not keep you on the road. >> i lost control of the vehicle. brad: the snowplow move the snow but when it is snowing like this, they can't possibly expect dry roads. this driver ended up the wrong way in bottom of the gully. aaron ray stopped to help. >> the roads are terrible. they are terrible. >> seeing it all, mike and amy decide to take a >> back live you can see the sheen on the tree. that is ice. in the last half hour or so, we had a downpour of rain. it is only 28 degrees here. freezing rain is falling. so far, not seeing any problems out on the roadways. but i did slip a while ago when i stopped in a store here. that is the real concern tonight. right now it is starting to rain a little heavier again. in la plata, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: all right. be careful. it may be more dangerous walking than driving at this point. this wently weather didn't necessary up the roads -- wintry weather didn't just mess up th

be sure to tell volusia county reporter blaine tolison all about it. tweet him @btolisonwftv or e-mail him at blaine.tolison@wftv.com. >>> in osceola county, 15,000 panels will provide power. these are just a few of the panels being installed. they'll take up over 17 acres of land in the osceola facility is scheduled to come online this spring. once it's up and running, it will generate up to 3.8 megawatts of e lek lectricity. >>> nearly 500 thousand homeowners can get more protection for their property insurance. this week, state senators will vote on a bill that would limit how many times homeowners could be asked to leave the state-created citizens property insurance provider. under the bill, homeowners would also be allowed to switch coverage back to citizens if their rates increase. in the florida house. >>> an orange county mother says she's in a desperate battle to save her daughter's life. she says the bullies at maitland middle school is still out of so out of control her daughter tried to kill herself. she told eyewitness news this morning's

in daytona beach, blaine tolison, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a proposed nondiscrimination policy for lgbt students and teachers a brevard county schools has been shut down for now. during a school board meeting last night, officials voted to kill the possibly -- policy. the discrimination policy is needed for students to feel protected some say. school board plans to hold a the coming months. >>> starting today if you don't want -- like a story on the facebook page, there is a button for that. >> or if you like it as well. you can really like to pick the new reactions feature helps you to choose from different emoji's for love -- from up to anger. if you go to our facebook page, use your mouse and you can see however over the like button. you can see the new button -- buttons popping up on your phone, just hold down the like button and you see the emoji pop-up. i tried it on my phone today. facebook says users have been for years but they got that and more today. >> i tried it as well. >> if you look at facebook you can see the categories of how many people have given you a hard

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