born betsy bowen in providence, rhode island, in 1775. about 2.5 weeks before the battle of lexington. there was absolutely nothing in her beginnings to suggest that her name would one day be known around america. was born in indescribable poverty. by the time she was seven years brothel was living in a with her mother. stayede was older, she twice in a providence workhouse when her mother was on a bill to take care of her. when she was 10 years old, the overseers for the poor bound her out as an indentured servant, and meeting that from the age of 10, she would be living and working in a stranger's home. this was on a promising beginning but the young betsy bowen was a survivor. she did what so many celebrities have done, she reinvented herself appeared as a young woman, she got herself to new york city. she adopted a more fashionable name, calling herself utilize a. -- eliza. she worked as an extra in the theater, in the park theatre on per growth. row. park most importantly, she married a wealthy french merchant. easy but it was not in

sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:09:53 its been a challenge right from the beginning to get it restarted to get phase one completed and now to get phase 2 completed. 20:10:01 right now there are two runways at norfolk international. the longest is the one mainly used. the second - known as the crosswinds runway is rarely used because its too short for commerical planes. airport officials say the new runway would slow delays and cut down on air space conflicts invovling the naval bases nearby. sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:10:08 we want to make the best case we can and with the support of our congressman and senators we hope to be able to pusuade them to let us finish the eis. 20:10:21 then we'll go from there. 20:10:22 after the first no, our congressional delegation got invovled, sending this letter asking the faa to later the faa responded saying more planning is needed. sot - ed everett, yorktown, va - clip 64 20:35:55 id honestly like to know why because i really think it

dan bowens is live in downtown brooklyn with why they don't think last night was the best time to do it. >> reporter: it was cold last night. the federal government requires this particular count of the

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ernie: dan bowens, thank you for that. also these stories. we talked about the flint water crisis yesterday. now thousands of e-mails obtained by the detroit news show federal officials suspected a link with outbreaks of legionnaires' disease a year before the public was warned. >> pope francis making history, meeting with the patriarch of the russian orthodox church in cuba, the first time the leaders of the two churches met face to face in nearly 1,000 years. the pope and patriarch signed a joint declaration on religious unity which calls for peace in syria, iraq and ukraine. now. coming up next, valentine's day weekend is a time to celebrate love. so it's powerful. it has healing properties. we'll tell you about that. and you'll meet a couple i married a while ago. we'll hear how they're doing now. it's coming up next. keep it here. we'll be right back after the break. i'm neil patrick harris and new york is my home. no place has more world class culture. visit our must-see collections of art and superb photography and film. new york has b

. >> reporter: charles bowen says he heard commotion outside his window before he could get outside he says group of teenagers slashed his girlfriend's car tire and the tires of a nearby county police cruiser bowen called police and chased them off. >> i seen somebody's vehicle goes by getting up going after them but i hope they come around tonight 'cause i'll be out waiting for them. >> reporter: investigators believe at least three teens are responsible for the crime spree along west 11th and juniper streets. the victims are upset and hoping police will make a quick arrest. >> what's it going to do to you to get angry. something happens out here you have no control over. >> reporter: the flattened tires will cost thousands of dollars to repair. the crooks seem to be random. some cars will one or two flat tires, others had all four tires flattened. howard hewitt said all four tires on his truck and his wife's car were punctured. >> it's a shame, you know, that people going around doing stuff like this. >> reporter: this typically quiet neighborhood is now filled with angry residents,

this is live pick structure of i-240 at the jeff bowen bridge. looks like there are a lot more cars out there than we saw an hour ago. the roads are damp but no freezing so no issues for wintry weather. we have got some issues in or then mountains. we saw some of the light snow, really above 3500 feet, reports of anywhere from a half inch to 1 1/2 to 2" in some of the higher peaks. so, some of that is still on the ground. it could mean slick conditions this morning. but the rest of us, you can see we stayed nice and dry, 35 degrees at unca. leicester carpet sales news 13 skycam network, the roads are still damp because we did see that rain mainly before midnight, haven't really seen anything since. and, of course, it did fall as liquid precipitation in asheville. so pretty good news for us this morning. greenville camera showing 41 degrees and there is a light you can see that the flags in the distance are moving around for us. so, yesterday, with the rain that we picked up, almost an inch surplus for the year. let's talk temperatures, because th

this was not a promising beginning but the young betsy bowen was a survivor. she reinvented herself. she got herself to new york city and adopted a more fashionable name. she called herself eliza. she also worked at least briefly as an extra in the theater in the park theater on par growth -- park row. she met and married a wealthy french merchant named stephen juvenile -- jumel. this sounds easy but it was not in this day. without financial assets, without prominent family connections to offer. this marriage vaulted her into the upper-middle-class. stephen lived in lower manhattan. at one point off-broadway. they also acquired a country estate 9.5 miles north of the city. today, it is washington heights. country seat they acquired. historic house museum well worth visiting. the jumels purchase property three blocks south of wall street. they paid about $14,000, be envious. this is there broadway frontage. the building on the right is there broadway frontage in 1848. they owned about 3.5 times this much around the corner. at the fall of napoleon the jumels spe

michael bowens' beard. the man has been growing this thing since the broncos lost in super bowl xlviii. seahawks, i decided i'm not shaving until they've won the super bowl. >> i'm feeling great. off. the broncos are super bowl champions, baby. [ music ] >> and that meanssone more thing, jamaica, he's all yours. [ music ] >> it was fun while it lasted, but that's gone. years. involving beards? >> i think the beard was a one time deal. on the other side, there may be someone that can use something like this. >> if you don't donate it, michael, molly would love to hair. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >>> final round of the pebble beach pro-am. two of the a.-- ams are pros at dance moves. von taylor, the last pga victory i

dari: dan bowens is live for us right now. reporter: nypd telling us that the officers are in stable condition, one was grazed by a bullet, hit his nose, the other struck in the hip, they are at stable continue at lincoln hospital. not far from public houses, there is a heavy police present, piecing together how this happened, gathering evidence and talking to witnesses we're on here, this happened after 8:00. nypd tells us two on duty officers were struck, shot, one officer again grazed in the nose, the other in the hip, they are in stable condition, the officers were patrolling a 6 floor stair well when gunfire erupted, the suspect, not in custody it seems he shot himself, it is possible he died at the scene or was pronounced dead at the hospital. it appears that the officers were patrolling 6th floor hallway, we're told a shot down was also recovered. as for residents here they tell us this latest spat of violence has left them shaken. >> have to think about it we have to walk to the store, we have kids coming out here, too

i'm russ bowen. >> and good morning to you, happy friday i'm stefan chase. we're going to get you over to alyssa corfont for the forecast weekend >> i think we all have ear to right now we're looking at dry conditions all around the triangle. there's a few flurries up towards southern portions of west virginia but that's going to stay far away from our area. so let's talk temperatures we are now below freezing here in raleigh that's the latest update for you, 31 in durham as well, 34 in louisburg, checking in around the sand hills you'll notice fayetteville and littleton both at 37, sanford and raeford at 33. so here's a look at your fast forecast as we start off our friday, a mix of sun and clouds 34, 45 at noon, still on the breezy side, a mix of sun and clouds high today of 50. that's about 5 to 7 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. so let's get to traffic this morning taking you to your live drive conditions there is an accident on linman avenue that's not far from the rollsville area and not car from capital boulevard as well. live picture outs

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dan bowens will have the latest at six. dari: the commander in chief is offering a plan to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay. it's not going over that well on capitol hill. sharon crowley is here with the latest. >> reporter: hi. well, you may know this. the president has wanted to close this facility since first taking office. closing the controversial guantanamo bay detention facility. he says keeping prisoners in gitmo undermines u.s. security but critics in congress disagree. president obama is trying to fulfill a 2008 campaign promise and secure his legacy by shutting down the detention center at guantanamo bay. >> when i first ran for president, it was widely recognized that this facility needed to close. >> reporter: the president delivered the plan to congress today. he wants lawmakers to allow the pentagon to move gitmo's remaining detainees to the united states. prisoners would be placed into a facility costing up to $475 million to build in a location to be decided on. there are 91 prisoners h

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kerry: dan bowens, thank you. dramatic moments caught on camera, a helicopter crew rescued people from a fishing boat stranded during a violent storm in queens. >> hold position. swimmer is going down. on deck. kerry: unbelievable video. seven fishermen were pulled to safety early yesterday morning. a 25-foot coast guard vessel capsized while trying to rescue the fishing vessel. the five coast guard crew members swam ashore. no one was injured. steve: a chaotic moment for students at five new jersey schools. high schools all received bomb threats. three were evacuated. authorities say students were told to shelter in place after police and the bomb squad responded. all three were hoaxes, the threats were, and classes resumed later in the day. kerry: a man who dresses as batman in times square is defending himself. jose martinez was arrested after money from a tourist who would not tip him. he says he's innocent and the money was given to him as a tip. he says there is plenty of security camera footage to back him

the crash happened westbound, just before the jeff bowen bridge. we don't have any details on how it happened. you can see one vehicle has apparently overturned in the median. traffic is being affected. we'll get more information for you as soon as it is available. >> turning now to our sky watch forecast, i'll tell you what a dreary dark and foggy this morning. >> yes. in some locations, that is still the case. conissey falls, that is still noon. we are continuing to see cloudy, misty foggy conditions in some locations. also light rain in our southern mountains. and haywood and into the foothills as well. light rain, nothing to worry about too much yet but heavy rain is to come. lester 50 degrees. nebo, 51. comfortable in robinsville at 53 degrees. staying in the mid 50's to aup 50's through late afternoon and an increased chance f f the rain. still overall very mild at the 50 degree mark. coming up, we'll talk about the timeline of this heavy rain. how much will fall and how cold it will turn in the extended forecast. back overr to you. >> hillar

delays to look out for on the east side near the bowen bridge. a smooth nine minute ride from hendersonville road over toward patton cove road. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> frank: coming up, getting inked up while grabbing some groceries. how one supermarket may be adding in-house tattoo parlors. a kick of caffeine to your cup >> frank: stocks on wall street made some real gains today. the dow finished at 16,453. nasdaq picked up 98 and closed at 4534. residents in flint, michigan paid the highest in the nation for water. and it turns out that water was toxic. >> frank: it found flint residents paid about $462 a year for their water service. the group says that's nearly double the national average. lead contaminated the water. >>> whole foods store may be offering anything from vinyl to tattoos. the stores will be called 365. they'll focus on millennials. these types of shops will vary from store to store. >> tammy: action on sugar analyzed 131 hot drinks and coffee shops in the

this is pointing down towards jeff bowen bridge. >> it is sunny outside, it is still cold. >> yes, indeed. >> 35 degrees, this is in rosamond. we are seeing nice skies and fluffy clouds. temperatures in asheville are 35 degrees. 36 in brevard. cherokee, 27 degrees. 30 in hendersonville. freezing in waynesville. good news is most of us will warm above that freezing mark today. this is the warmer day of the it is hard to believe.

. >>> remember michael bowen, fans of the week? after super bowl xlviii, he said broncos won a ccclsuper bowl. took 20 minutes, but he looks >>> canucks at the pepsi center. canucks got 3 unanswered goals. ugly loss for the avs at home, another one. 3-1, the final. >> they have to turn thhngs around. >> i know. >> quickly! this is violet. she's been waiai momen. ment o wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. violet, and many others are enjoying their first

this is from our camera on top of hotel indigo, showing the yef bowen bridge. the traffic looks to be flowing just fine. we have sunshine too. >> looks different than yesterday. we are trying to get rid of the rain this time yesterday. >> reduced visibility at this time yesterday, the fog, the rain. mot the same story. this is chimney rock, 41 degrees. the news 13 skycam network, a clearer view from the top of the rock today. 40's at 4:00 p.m. and dinner time cooling below that 40 degree mark. staying windy. who has seen the windiest conditions. a weekend preview, keep the outdoor plans and our next chance for a wintry blast in the

. >> is not sitting well with dan bowens has the story. >> the next president of the united states is donald trump! the newest political broadband is official. chris christie makes good on his endorsement of donald trump warming up crowds at rallies in the south for the new york alien air. >> it's all those guys in washington d.c. who screwed this country up and now we need someone outside washington to fix it! the garden state governor heads back to the campaign trail leaving residents in the home state frustrated. >> it's more than disappointing . i regret moving to new jersey. it's very opportunistic. he is looking to get a high ranking position maybe being attorney general. >> i don't trust governor christie and i am a republican. >> he voted for chris christie in the last two elections but now . >> he abandoned the state for his own political aspirations. >> christine whitman says she is ashamed of kristi's decision to support trump and out raged to his controversial comments about muslims nationwide . state . jersey city is the most diverse in the country. it's really offensive

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fox's dan bowens explains a former u.s.ury secretary actually wants the 100 bill eliminated. >> i've got five, 20s. i want to change with you for a hundred dollar bill. >> i don't have a hundred dollar bill. >> do you have a hundred dollar bill you can trade me for five 20s. >> i don't have a hundred dollar bill. >> i've got 520 trying to exchange -- are you surprised not a lot of people have a hundred dollars. >> no. >> every time via hundred dollar bill i'm nervous and can't wait to get rid of it. >> because i don't have that kind of money. because i wouldn't want to get pick pocked i guess. >> reporter: it is not surprising not many people we stopped at this random midtown street corner had benjamins in their pocket. >> might lose it. >> do you ever carry a hundred dollars. >> no, in case i lose it. too precious. >> precious, yes. the nation's largest currency is a symbol of wealth, power and success could the $100 bill be on the way out? >> it seems like unusual idea i guess. >> reporter: starting new harvard study form

bowen was chosen after a national search six o five now in lansdowne high school in virginia beach is going green the school will receive solar panels along with the technical support and other educational materials that come along with it this morning. it's part of dominion power's solar education program the president of the dominion foundation says this program allows students to get firsthand experience with clean renewable energy has after parents the school year will be a little shorter next year for students in virginia beach. the school board voted to shorten the calendar by days. the debate over the counter centered on the value of extra time before this vote virginia beach had the longest school year in the region later that terrifying video that is making the rounds online there one minute and gone the next to father is taking to facebook to warn others about what he called the most frightening experience he's had as good at last getting rid of germs could be as easy when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... new t

. >> reporter: charles bowen said called police and chased the teen slashers from his home early in the morning. >> lucky they didn't get my hands on them. >> reporter: they slashed the tires on his girlfriend's car, targeting the home of a police officer puncturing his tires. >> where is their parents at 1:30 in the morning. i know when i was a teenager my father made sure i was in when the street lights were on. >> reporter: police believe at least three he teens are responsible for the crime spree along west 11th and juniper streets in new castle 17 cars were damaged costing the victims thousands of dollars in repairs. >> it's sick. it's a shame. damage to the cars and then we're stuck dishing out tons of money. >> it's almost like it happened in my backyard. i've been here 28 years almost and i know many people in this neighborhood and it's generally a quiet neighborhood so i really feel bad for them. >> reporter: howard hewitt was hit hard. the four tires on his truck and his wife's car were all flattened. he had to come up with over $1,400 for eight new tires. >> we don't have mon

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. >> dan bowens is live from the scene with the very latest. good evening dan. >> a lot of work going on down here. dozens of emergency personnel on seen on worth street and construction crews are using blowtorches to slice up that large crane into smaller pieces, the officer of emergency management say they expect to have debris, reis from the crane out of here as early as tomorrow morning certainly by the end of the weekend. the information into how this happened how this giant crane collapsed here on worth street that could take weeks. big rig being dismantled cut up into 35 pieces loaded on to flat bed trucks and haul had had away. >> so big. neighbors in tribeca say when it sounded like an earthquake testimony >> it collapsed you could literally feel the building shake. really shaking. investigators removed 5 65 foot crane mobile data computer may provide clues into what went wrong. >> it will likely give us angles of the boom. of the two pieces that were in action at the time. if it gives us more than that, well that will be an extra. wal

. >> yeah, i'm are you saying are you saying bowen back here in north carolina. >> you're a hometown boy. >> yeah, i've lived everywhere in the state from the east coast to the western part. >>> well emma wright is in granville county where the national weather service will be today to determine whether a tornado hit there. >> quite an introduction for you >> all the severe weather that we did have. we're going to get you over to meteorologist alyssa corfont who's got a look at today's forecast. >> good morning guys, and good morning to you at home as well. today will certainly be a quieter day for us. we can take a big sigh of relieve there but the wind advisory will continue today right on through 2:00 this afternoon. now, wind gusts during this time frame could top out near 45 miles per hour so a check on where they are right now and i'm looking for the strongest one and it looks around rocky mount at 29 miles per hour, 25 miles per hour in goldsboro, here in raleigh we're in the upper teens, 21 in roxboro, 20 miles per hour in the sanford area. so here's a look locally at what's

we'll go back to tribeca where dan bowens has moving stories. >> there's a lot going on in this neighborhood. you can see behind me a few minutes ago the crime scene investigation pulled in, gathering evidence into all this, trying to figure out how this happened. this is called a crawler crane because it has a mobile base. the first piece that made impact with the ground is behind me at broadway and worth street. when it crashed into the ground, neighbors in this tribeca area -- this is a busy area -- say it sounded like an earthquake. earthquake. >> reporter: the vibration was so bad. i thought the building was going to collapse. >> it broke! >> like an earthquake, a big earthquake. >> a lot of commotion, a lot of -- a lot of metal and metal clashing. you heard people screaming. >> reporter: it was terrifying. 30 stories up, a construction crew taking video of the crane being lowered when it went wrong. >> as it was coming down, it just seemed to lose whatever control they had and it just fell. >> i'm sitting at my desk, started to hear a rumble, a low rumble, it got very loud. >> reporter

i'm russ bowen. >> russ welcome, and good morning to you >> good morning it's great to be here. >>> first we're going to get to this forecast and what you can expect to see today. >> i grew up in this area and i don't remember these kind of storms this time of year. >> yeah, we typically don't see them this time of year and we're going continue to see some strong winds. so wind advisory in effect until 2:00 this afternoon, gusts could be as strong as 45 miles per hour. so let's check in where they are right now. this is the latest reported wind gust 25 miles per hour in fayetteville, 26 miles per hour in rocky mount around south hill and henderson 20 to 23 miles per hour this morning. now, the good news on our radar we're just seeing a little bit of cloud cover, no rain, no snow, all is clear for us as we start off this thursday. so here we are your fast forecast or today we'll start off right around 45, partly cloudy skies 53 at lunchtime, again gusts could be as strong as 45 miles per hour throughout the day. high of 56. now, normal

dan bowens, thanks you for that. let's get some reaction. this is peter frankle, a criminal defense attorney. thank you for being on board. you can see what's going on. we have rallies going on here and around the country. this is a hot issue, a big debate going on. >> well, from a legal standpoint and personal standpoint, this is not only a fascinating issue, but it's an extremely complex issue on many levels. first of all, you have the government, which is essentially ordering a private corporation to come up with software for its purposes, and secondly, you've got that battle between privacy ernie: exactly. everyone is affected by this. i want my privacy. at the same time, a lot of people are concerned about security, their own personal security with terrorism threats. >> you know what? that's why this issue is so massive. because everyone has a cell phone. everyone -- this has the potential to affect each and every one of us. throughout this country and every state and every city, in every courthouse, there are battles going on between i

looking for more, bowen bilodeau takes the shot, but a nice pad save by aiden mcloughlin. lappas had 3 goals and two assists for central, little green win on the road 6-1. the gym at newmarket hs flooded and was ruined in december so all of the mules practices and games are on the road, including tonight in exeter, where they eagles in red. drew mccormack worknig down low. can't get the turnaround to go, but paul staude is there for the putback and the foul. for the mules, anthony somersworth is open, and he drains the 3 pointer. how about this effort from kyiani lafleur. drives thru the lane and hits the off balance shot. he wanted the foul call as well, but didn' t get it. 46-36 portsmouth christian had the lead. cam jordan drives and dishes to craig hounam for the layup inside. newmarket knocks off previously undefeated portsmouth christian, 64-60. one of the best coaching jobs in womens college hockey is now open. mark hudak is retiring after 18 years with the dartmouth big green, and the last 13 as the head coach. he led the green to 8 ncaa tournaments, and 2 trips to

and kenneth bowens couldn't be happier. >> i do like fifty, 60 shines a day. >> reporter: but when the super bowl came to town -- >> it was like slow. it wasn't busy. i was getting like, man, about 10, 13 shines a day. >> reporter: this man says his flower sales slid by nearly 80%. >> they let the people from out of town, nfl, they took over the business, and they let us summer. people were here only for souvenirs. >> reporter: but several blocks away at a pub near the moscone center business was pumping. >> these last two days were some of the busiest days we've had in our 20-year history but it will be nice to get back to regular business. i mean, we were just assaulted bey the whole nfl. >> i think san francisco is getting a lot of publicity, but at the same time it was really disruptive. just coming by to get lunch it would take you 40 minutes. >> reporter: carlos lopez had to work from home because it was too tough to get around the traffic barriers. >> now it's monday, back to business. thank god. >> we can forget this and start over again and enjoy this beautiful city and let th

sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, with the support of our congressman and senators we hope to be able to pusuade them to let us finish the eis. then we'll go from there. 20:10:22 airport officials hope to get another meeting with f-a-a to see what they can do to get the new runway. officials at norfolk international airport say they're close to reaching a deal with uber. the company has been at odds with the airport for months. allowed onto the property -- due to ongoing contract negotiations. today, airport officials say uber has come forward with a last minute change, but they're ready to sign the deal if everyone agrees. the airport says it's looking into their request. vegan ice cream. it'is out there, and now-- a popular maker of the frozen treat is offering non-dairy flavors of its most famous creations. "ben and jerry's" is now making versions of the classics "chunky monkey" and and "chocolate fudge brownie" using almond milk. the company also unveiled new, exclusive vegan flavors, "coffee caramel fudge" and "p-b and cookies." police say they've arrested a fake pries

((walter)) fox's dan bowens spoke with passengers boarding the repaired ship... 3 : "lightning doesn't strike twice." passengers boarding the anthem of the seas at the terminal in for a smoother ride this time. "if it went through last week, it can get through anything.: last week, the royal caribbean vessel was heading to the bahamas, when it encountered a terrifying storm off the carolinas.nats "oh my god...." hurricane-strength wind gusts at 75 miles per hour and waves nearly 40 feet high. some passengers describing it on good day after returning.: "everything was all over the floor, there was glass. everything in the bathroom was on the floor, toiletries and 3 everything and we're like, the first thing that comes to mind is 'oh my god, i'm gonna die. this is it.""the crew could've easily hidden, they were walking around nonstop everything from the room...they were fantastic." no one was seriously hurt the 10-month-old ship that can hold over 4,000 guests returned to port late wednesday night. : "captain did a great job." the coast before it heads out to sea. crews had to repair the

dari: and as our dan bowens found out that is not going well with strap hangers. hangers. dari: the l train carries about 225,000 commuters. connecting brooklyn and manhattan. >> it is easy, takes 20 minutes. reporter: for neighborhoods from williamsburg to bushwick. the l is the lifeline. >> if the l train was not there i would have to move. reporter: the problem? the tubes were damaged after hurricane sandy, with sea water rushing in eating away the metal, it needs to be fixed. >> neighborhood in brooklyn reporter: a meeting with officials councilman said that worse case scenario limiting service on nights and weeks for suggested. >> we heard worse case you talk about just weekends or weekend and nights, they could be you know more than 5 years. reporter: maybe 7 years he was told, another plan to shut it down could take two years or less but it does have draw backing. >> this is a long, long time. reporter: $700 million in federal funding is avail technology for repairs now, so the clock is ticking, nothing is finalized, that i will do what they can to find other plans.

the broncos vp of public with the caption, great day for the bowens who celebrated with fans before bringing the lombardi trophy home to mr. b this afternoon. >>> so great. siri, the perfect start to that killer rap beat. we're going to explain. >>> 6:25. this is unique new year's celebration in a small village %- in china. instead of fireworks, they wall, which is tradition. the man behind the fireworks about this. i can't imagine why. his only protection is wide brim hat and he's got a vest made of sheep skin. i don't think that's necessarily fire proof. >> anything covering his face? >> i don't think so. >> my gosh. >> basically put a vest and a hat on. slings around hot molten lava. >> talk about living on the edge. >> it is beautiful, though. really cool. >> bunch of burn marks on his arm, but he's having fun. >> we enjoyed it thoroughly, beautiful day. skies are clear. look how gorgeous this is. will be a bright one. jayson, thank you for bringing me a clicker. dry roads. roads are starting to improve. my driveway getting better. not as icy. with temperatures climbing into lakewood one

. >> this is russ bowen, good morning. >> hey, it's great to be here. >> this is basically a return for you to north carolina. >> it is, i've lived all across the state, out of the state and now i'm back in the state what a day we had yesterday though right. >> a lot of damage we're looking at. emma wright is in granville county where the national weather service will be be there today to determine whether a tornado hit. >> let's check in with alyssa corfont with today's forecast. >>> today will be a quieter day for us but not a calmer one though. wind advisory still in effect until 2 p.m. this afternoon, gusts can be strong as 45 miles per hour. they're not that strong this morning. generally in the teens to mid-20s. so 26 miles per hour mount our latest there, 23 in goldsboro, 21 in clinton, gusts in the teens around portions of lee county and johnston county. now, the good news is we are finally going to see the sunshine. you may try to have to find the sunglasses we haven't used them all week long. you will not need your umbrellas today no rain in sight. so here's your fast forward.

. >>> a bowen boeing engineer taught them about flying be safety. >>> still ahead on ""action news" at we have more information about a woman's body found stuffed inside of an allentown recycling bin . >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> hello again it's 4:30 now and "action news" continues with a crash that left a local beauty queen critically injured. >>> and you could waste a few bucks on a common immune booster, we'll explain why vitamin c may not be helping you much at all. >>> and a wild ride for an ohio family when their newborn was delivered in the car, but mom and dad were more than prepared. it was just another day on the job. >>> but first we continue to get new reports of storm damage across the area. this afternoon storms knocked the tree on the home in buck county, the whole thing came down on to the ground landing on an apartment in the backyard. fortunately nobody was hurt. lets go to adam joseph live at the big board with the latest from accuweather. it looks like the worst is behind us now? >> it has complet

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dan bowens, fox 5 news. steve: facebook giving us a wider range of emotions than just the thumbs up. dari: we'll show you some of the new emoticons to choose from. steve: speeding up one of the more time consuming ways that new yorkers love getting a specialty cup of coffee. dari: but it takes forever. but first here's tonight's new york minute. >> here we go. thank you. dari: ringling brothers and barnum & bailey put on a special show for young patients at the brooklyn hospital center. they did more than just lift their spirits. >> they are giving us an help with our research and pediatric cancer. dari: they perform through march 6th at the barclays center. >> a blood drive at hofstra helped collect 200 pints. the efforts mean about 600 lives could be saved. and that all comes at a critical time. >> the need is high. we were affected by the storms that have occurred, the cold weather. we had cancellations. we had people not being able to come out because they're sick or couldn't get out because of the weath

dan bowens is live in downtown brooklyn with why they don't think last night was the best time to do it. >> reporter: it was cold last night. the federal government requires this particular count of the homeless in order for some cies like new york to receive certain funding. even advocacy groups who are involved in counts like this say this particular system does not provide the entire picture when it comes to the homeless crisis. tuesday night, volunteers fanned out across new york city. it was late and it was cold. among the volunteers, new york mayor bill de blasio was joined by council speaker and the hud secretary for the 11th annual hope counts. the crisis has been well documented in recent months. it is estimated there are 3,000 people who are living on the streets, but some say the number is twice that. critics of this effort say you can't possibly count everyone on a single night. they argue this formula is not the mayors this is an portant effort at a critical timeor new york city. >> we've got a lot ofork to do. you know, this is one way of getting a sense of the problem.

dari: dan bowens has more on the growing implications. >> reporter: some are calling the feud between apple and the federal government the most important tech case in decades, bringing up issues of privacy and national security and law enforcement officials in new york saying it is having an impact in the city. >> this has become the wild west in technology. apple and google are their own sheriffs. there are no rules. >> reporter: the district attorney cyrus vance with sharp fight the court order to unlock the phone of farook. >> they're the first consumer product that are designed to be and are beyond the reach of judicially authorized warrants. >> reporter: he says the company's decision to encrypt newer versions of the iphones is having a direct impact in the city, holding up investigations into more than 170 cases. police commissioner bill de blasio pointing to the recent shooting of two nypd officers in the stairwell of a bronx housing complex and the mobile phone of that suspect. >> despite having a court order, we cannot access this iphone 5 with the io 8 technology. one exampl

fox 5 dan bowen is live where the officers were k that in tonight. good evening. >> christina, the officers, one of them he this other was hit the bulletproof fest and likely the vest saved the officer's life. this this morning. they are expected to be just fine t. this is described as a investigation. tonight, police are looking into the possibility, the two officers were hit by one one of their own. god, here we're, asking for your help,ed two. asking for your wisdom. asking for your protection. reporter: saying a player for the two plain clothes police officers wounded overnight in bed-stuy, brooklyn. they not turn and run in the midst of the shooting. they went toward it. they saved lives. you va lens video capturing this part of the wild scene. it thatp pedded just after 3:00 a.m. officers responding to a report of a gunshot encountered jamal, next, he was trying to get away, drives the nissan into a marked squad car. multiple officers surround that vehicle and gunfire is exchanged. this is gathering to people can shoot with such reckless abando

first let's go to dan bowens in chelsea with more o the story. good evening. >> reporr: the federal government has the iphone, an iphone 5c similar to this one of one of the shooters and they think there could be valuable information on the phone but they can't access it. a federal judge has ordered the feds hack into the phone. apple says this could be impacts for millions of customers and tim cook said he does not plan to comply. a federal judge ordering apple to help the fbi break into the iphone that belonged to farook, one of of the shooters, the tech giant vowing not to participate, drawing the backing of edward snowden. he tweeted this is the most important tech case in a decade. the ruling would require apple to help the fbi disable the security features which erase data after too many attempts to unlock an iphone. many in the law enforcement community saying accessing that information is crucial to investigations. >> even if an attack is successful like san bernardino, the investigation still continues. they still need to know were they

dari: dan bowens is live in west new york, new jersey, where people are cheering the renewal of relations between the two countries. dan, you were there in the last year, weren't you? >> reporter: yeah. i was there with governor cuomo it's a 2-1/2 hour flight from new york city, 1300 miles from new york to havana, plenty of opportunities here in hudson county. this area, west new york, union city, once described as havana on the hudson because so many exiles moved here in the '70s or '80s. this opens up new opportunities. when you talk to people, they say when it comes to issues of the home land, some are as divisive as ever. >> there's light at the end of the tunnel. it's about time. it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: orlando perez is a third generation cuban american. >> it's been over 50 years. nothing has changed. i think our influence in cuba is going to help change the situation there. >> reporter: from the classic cars, famous for buzzing the narrow streets of old havana, to the neo classic buildings preserved in time, the culture closer to the american public. the goal bot