brooke wants to protect her anonymity. oh! right. brooke, brooke, brooke, brooke, brooke. is brooke all we're going to talk about tonight? of course not. sorry, kate. good, because as i was trying to explain earlier-- i don't believe it! the electric company turned off my lights just 'cause i owe them 127 bucks. got any ideas? yeah. get some candles. get serious. where am i going to find a church open at this time of night? ah, there you are, brooke. are you feeling better? she's fine. yes, i must be. thanks to you people. i want to thank each and every one of you. could we take a little time to listen to my problem? of course, kate. come on. thank you. as i was-- excuse--excuse me. what about my drink? you order something? top of the evening, everybody. hi, john! john. john! you're awfully chipper. you bet. i just got my plane tickets. in 10 days, i'll be walking where william shakespeare walked. whoa! talk about your major blood rush. john, i am so jealous. if there's anything i can bring back for you... oh, no, john. o.k. get back here. now, i've broken it down to peris

>> maya: it looks that way. >> brooke: but that' s your house. did he ever stop to think that that' s where you' re gonna want to raise the baby? >> maya: [ scoffs ] >> rick: yeah, well, not anymore. i refuse to live in a house with him. >> brooke: [ sighs ] i can' t believe he' s doing this all because of a portrait. >> nicole: wait, so if that' s not our home anymore, where are >> brooke: your father won' t be okay with this when he finds out. >> rick: he already knows. once again ridge has succeeded at manipulating dad. >> maya: i' m sure it' s difficult for eric to be caught in the middle. >> zende: wait, i thought ridge had a loft in venice. >> rick: oh, he does. guess he got tired of it, so he hatched this plan. >> nicole: what do you mean? >> rick: he took maya' s portrait off the wall, replaced it with stephanie' s. i made it clear that i' m not stepping foot in that house until maya' s portrait is back up there. guess what he does. doesn' t put it back up. >> brooke: he was staking his claim knowing you wouldn' t want to live there. >> r

i'm brooke baldwin. more breaking news in the world of politics today. in the wake of the iowa caucuses, a couple of republicans have officially dropped out of the race. as you know, huckabee, and paul, and now we're learning from john king, according to two of his sources we now know former pennsylvania senator rick santorum will be dropping out of the race. he is expected to make an endorsement as he leaves the race. who will he throw his support behind? let me bring in m.j. lee who has been out and about on the trail. also standing by is daniel knew howser, a cornerer for the national journal for his respond as well. m.j., to you first. tell me more. what do we know about this rick santorum news and and i think rick santorum, the last time we saw him beyond iowa was standing behind donald trump at that fund-raiser the night of the debate. >> that's right, brooke. the ild field is starting to winnow at this point in the race. as you said rick santorum is going to drop out of the 2016 as our john king i

in my home, brooke. >> bill: brooke did not arrange this, katie. did. >> katie: you lied to me. >> bill: i told you i had a meeting outside the office, and i did. a meeting about you with your sister, because we are both very concerned about. >> katie: i told you. you don't have to be concerned about me. >> bill: katie... we have a problem. >> katie: the only problem we have is brooke.

[ laughs ] >> brooke: i do not want your husband, katie. >> katie: he's the love of your life, brooke. of course you want him! >> brooke: have i made one move on bill? >> katie: you're here in my home, meeting secretly with my husband. in my home, brooke. >> bill: brooke did not arrange i did. >> katie: you lied to me. >> bill: i told you i had a meeting outside the office, and i did. a meeting about you with your concerned about. >> katie: i told you. you don't have to be concerned about me. >> bill: katie... we have a problem. >> katie: the only problem we have is brooke. >> rick: give me a hand with this? >> ridge: the piure of mother stays. >> rick: i'm looking for a little bit of support here. >> ridge: what do you want him to do? turn his back on his wife? >> eric: all right. stop this. both of you. >> rick: i let ridge take the portrait down for the cocktail party. the party's over. it's time f/r it to go back up on the wall. >> ridge: you let me take it down? no, no, no. it was time e r this one to go , and now it stays u u >> rick: this is insulting. it's just wrong. i need y

that is the brooks sumner affair. in this cartoon titled southern chivalry, argument versus club, you see an assailant holding a cane with his face blocked. attacking a man who seems to be holding a 10 and perhaps a bill in his hand. that man was charles sumner. the assailant was preston brooks, a democrat from south carolina. sumner considered him a republican from massachusetts. prior to that he had been a wig. charles sumner made a speech in the u.s. senate in which he attacked the results of the kansas the brassica act of 1854 and he went one step further. there was violence. sumner knew this. he wanted to point out there should be blame placed for the passage of the act on a few men in particular. he called out stephen douglas of illinois and he also called out andrew butler of south carolina. butler was a member of the f street mess. one of those powerful southern democrats who had forced franklin pierce to support the cancer brassica act. sumner makes his speech in which he says and i quote, " stephen douglas w

dawkens crossed alfaya trail near the campus. she was struck by a vehicle. >> brooke suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. doctors at orlando regional medical center declared her clinically dead after ten days in intensive care. >> this was a devastating, devastating impact for the dawkens family. >> brooke was a registered organ donor and her family honored her wish. both of her corneas, her kidneys, pancreas, kidney and heart, all gave others the gift of sight and life. and no one appreciates that more than the recipient of brooke's heart, carol wright. >> i don't believe it's just an organ. no, i don't believe that. >> she's about to find out what more than that is. >> wow. the family. hi. i was hoping this day would come. i was hoping. >> a homecoming of the heart. >> it is your daughter's. it is your daughter's. >> wow, this is a really nice home. >> the dawkens family invited carol back to the south orlando house where brooke grew up. >> hey, hi. >> they looked at her artwork, her writings, her pictures. >> this was her room when she moved. >> they discussed the mission of co

(female announcer) shady brook farms®.growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. . >>> a cruise ship battered by a major storm earlier this month is cutting its most recent voyage short amid a virus outbreak and the possibility of severe weather. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas is on its way back to new jersey. a spokes person for the cruise line says there have been an average of 9 or 10 daises of the virus a day over the last seven days. we spoke with one couple celebrating their honeymoon on board. >> there was a note that they were going to heighten sanitation measure to try to keep infections down. >> the she should arrive back in new jersey on wednesday. >>> a lawmaker wants the government to join the fight for more leg room on airlines. new york senator says he thinks the faa should require airlines to abide by a seat size guideline. he says leg room on planes used to be 35 inches, but it has shrunk to an average of 31. he plans to submit a bill that's pending in congress right now. a vote on tha

in my home, brooke. >> bill: brooke did not arrange i did. >> katie: you lied to me. >> bill: i told you i had a meeting outside the office, and i did. a meeting about you with your sister, because we are both very >> katie: i told you. you don't have to be concerned about me. >> bill: katie... we have a problem. >> katie: the only problem we have is brooke. >> rick: give me a hand with this? >> ridge: the picture of mother stays. >> rick: i'm looking for a little bit of support here. >> ridge: what do you want him to do? turn his back on his wife? >> eric: all right. stop this. both of you. >> rick: i let ridge take the portrait down for the cocktail party. the party's over. it's time for it to go back up on the wall. >> ridge: you let me take it down? no, no, no. it was time for this one to go up, and now it stays up. >> rick: this is insulting. it's just wrong. i need you to stand with me on

>> they invited her back to the south orlando house where brooke grew up. >> hi. >> they looked at her art work, writings, and pictures. >> this was her room when she moved out. >> they discussed the mission of organ donation awareness. the corner stone of brookestrong.org. to help others learn the power of giving life after death. >> i needed to know that they were going to like me. and that they were going to realize that i was going to be someone who was going to take care of my heart. take care of brooke's heart. >> for carol, this was an honor. not every organ recipient, gets to meet and thank the family like this. >> for some families, it's very beneficial. for others, it's difficult, and it may not be for them. it can almost restart the grieving process perhaps. >> last night, i got the easiest sleep in the two years that brooke has been gone. >> that may explain why chris, his wife and the siblings to allow us to witness an otherwise private moment. a chance to listen to brooke's with the stethoscope and the ear piece. (heart beating). >> i will always stay close with them. thi

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. here we go to the race for the next president. the current president was at center stage at the democratic debate between sanders and clinton. coming off her thumping, we'll call it, in new hampshire earlier this week. clinton used barack obama to boost her first prime-time shot at a comeback. >> i think president obama has set a great example. i think he has addressed a lot of these issues that have been quite difficult. but he has gone forward. president obama succeeded in doing was to build on the health care system we have. i think under president obama, we have seen a lot of advances. i understand what president obama inherited. so i think what president obama did was to exemplify the importance of this issue as our first african-american president. the fact is there was a great effort made by the obama administration. let's not in anyway imply here that either president obama or myself would in anyway not take on any vested interest. >> no doubt she

in my home, brooke. >> bill: brooke did not arrange this, katie. i did. >> katie: you lied to me. >> bill: i told you i had a meeting outside the office, and i did. a meeting about you with your sister, because we are both very concerned about. >> katie: i told you. you don't have to be concerned about me. >> bill: katie... we have a problem.

by the way, brooke, i was governor on september 11th.d to all the candidates. marco rubio has the best ideas, the best record on this, and i believe will be the best president. >> governor, thank you. thanks for swimminging our set manchester, new hampshire. >> with the snow coming down outside. >> i cannot wait to go outside. >>> coming up, the final countdown to new hampshire. donald trump and jeb bush getting increasingly personal in their attacks hours before the first votes are cast here in the granite state. we have more on that coming up. you're watching cnn. twell what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking power of the peanut. >>> just hours away from the first primary votes of 2016. "the lead" live from new hampshire starts right now. furious campaigning in every sense of that word, furious. jeb bush now dishing it out, calling trump a loser, a liner and

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. well, it took only about 19 hours but the iowa democratic caucuses are officially history. moments ago, the iowa democratic party released the final results and hillary clinton has edged out bernie sanders by the closest margin iowa democrats have ever seen. clinton claimed victory last night and shared her relief just a short time ago with wolf. >> well, as you recall, my luck was not that good last time around, and it was wonderful to win the caucus and to have that experience of all the hard work, the grassroots organizationing, pay off the way it did. i could say that i believed the democratic party of iowa ran a good caucus from everything that our people told me. there was an enormous turnout, which everybody said would tremendously favor senator sanders. if there are legitimate issues, both sides, i don't think the democratic party has anything from that. from everything we know, i won and i'm very proud of that. >> despite the narrowest of margins. for its

. >> brooke: i made it a long time ago. i forgot i even had it. >> katie: but you didn't forget about your feelings for bill, right? >> brooke: you weren't meant to see this. >> katie: yeah, that seems to be happening a lot lately. did you know? did you know that she -- she made this scrapbook of all your fun times together? i mean, it's a little stalkerish. >> bill: it's time to call it a night, katie. >> katie: look at this picture, this picture of our brother. you know, the one who shot himself so that i could live, gave me his heart? what do you think he would say about your behavior? he would be disgusted! >> brooke: i wish you knew how sorry i am. i just want everything to be okay with us. >> katie: yeah, me, too. too bad you're lusting after my

would you welcome, please, the adorable mel brooks? [ applause ] [ music ] [ music ] [ applause ] >> come backstage! >> change. >> do you remember? brandon de wilde. >> brandon de wilde, right? >> ran over the hills after-- >> alan ladd. >> alan ladd, saying -- >> "meat with fur on it." [ laughter ] >> meat with fur on it. the monologue. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> that would appeal to your-- that would appeal to your disturbed and distorted mind, right? >> the guts. you have such guts. [ laughter ] guts. your suits. [ laughter ] you just-- everything you wear is so crazy. you know. everything. everything. >> well, what's wrong with it? >> your nose. nothing is good, you know? [ laughter ] >> you know he's about 23? he makes up his hair all gray, to look old. [ laughter ] so he can look like a person, you know? [ laughter ] >> he's a silly kid. he's just really a silly kid. i really love ya. i really love ya. >> well, you know, you keep sa-- >> i mean, i really love ya. >> oh, really? really, there's a-- >> and then i'll fall in love

we are talking about a 354,000we are talking about a lynchburg avenue on brook neal on 361 acres. this is a very large facility. >> when we talk about that amount of square footage and these fires popping up as courtney said in different spots, it can be a very toxic situation. we are staying on top of it. courtney, we will check with you why just a little bit. >>> a live look in lynchburg where you can even see some of the smoke there in the distance. right there on the left-hand side of your screen, you can see that smoke trailing off in the distance. as we have been reporting and you heard, courtney whedon telling us that the wind is certainly a concern. >> danner: the black billowing smoke. let's talk about the wind. hopefully relief for the crews. >> reporter: winds will start to subside into the overnight hours for tonight. as long as the wind is here as courtney said, it will draw problems for fire crews. our hour-by-hour forecast. clear skies for the evening hours and a little more cloud cover will start to roll back it will be a cold night out there for anyone out there f

>> reporter: brook neal, evanton, gladys, about -- i think seven or eight fire departments are here. he said about 100 people are on the scene right now. i keep seeing new crews, concord, and just -- there is just a lot of people here right now. >> mark: and if the person can kind of pan up here so they can take a look at this fire. we have background information to share with but this plan in plan was part of tarquette woods flooring. they closed we believe in august of 2006. we are talking about a 354,000we are talking about a lynchburg avenue on brook neal on 361 acres. this is a very large facility. >> when we talk about that amount of square footage and these fires popping up as courtney said in different spots, it can be a very toxic situation. we are staying on top of it. courtney, we will check with you why just a little bit. >>> a live look in lynchburg where you can even see some of the smoke there in the distance. right there on the left-hand

back to you, brooke. >> joe johns, we will indeed. we'll be checking in with different polling locations. i was up until 1:00 a.m. watching our coverage from dixville notch. thank you, so much to watch for. anna marie cox, senior political correspondent for ntv news and founding editor of longket. ron brown steen, the editorial director at national journal. and calley mcanane, director of political prospect and a donald trump supporter. awesome seeing all of you. first to you, calley, on trump, will a win be enough for him tonight or does he need to win big? >> i think a win's enough because here's what we know about donald trump. he knows how to spin things in a very positive light. as he said, a win by one vote is a win nonetheless. help was lowering expectations there. but he will drive that home, people said i couldn't win, people said i faltered in iowa and i couldn't win here. he will blow this up into a big win. there will be media scrutiny but any win is a win for donald trump. the eventual nominee has historically won either

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the four makes a multimillion plant in brook park . before they auto show got underway for debate an announcement about the ancient plant in brook park ast it is has more from the i. x. center. >> from the auto show, the ancient plant is not far in brook park ohio getting a one the announcement made of writing and 150 new jobs as a result of the eco-boost engine . ford trucks built ford tough and nd continue to be built in ohio but when it comes to the eco-boost engine. >> has been extremely popular in the s. series,>> he said that second generationhe version will be built in cleveland is noter a massive $145 million to upgrade the planta in brook park to work two jobs will be retained with the figure prominently in the future . the second generation f-150 claimant s. series the autoworkers for sure they're the best in the world of. >> if will feature a high output version of the second generationat eco-boost engine produce more power with greaterr fuel efficiency will be at the engine plant. >> from occasion for the most capable raptu

if you needed an example of how critical organ donation is, let this story be it. the strength of brooke strong. >> oh. oh my gosh. i'm so nervous. >> she's not the only one. >> i'm anxious, and excited. >> for us, it's hope, and healing, and purpose. >> these three people will have a moment they'll never forget. carroll wright was close to dying a year ago, and she needed and she got one, it belonged to the daughter of these in orlando. on this day in this airport, they meet each other for the first time. >> i can't wait to hear her heart. i can't wait to put my ear on her chest and hear my daughter's heart. >> february 23, 2014, sophomore brooke crossed the street near the campus. she was struck by the vehicle. she suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. they declared her clinically dead after ten days in intensive care. >> this was a devastating come back for the family. >> she was a registered organ donor. all gave others the gift of sight and life. than the resip yet of brooke's heart, carroll wright. >> i don't believe it's just an organ. i don't believe that. it has to be more t

i'm brooke baldwin.et's get to it. four days, four, from the new hampshire primary. two breaking out with new attitudes. donald trump striking a somewhat softer tone while a tougher hillary clinton is fighting back. just days after trump accused cruz of stealing his caucus win in iowa, the republican billionaire had this exchange with anderson cooper about senator cruz. >> look, i'm into new hampshire now. it's just one of those things. it was sort of a lot of strange things. you know, i like ben carson very much. he got pretty roughed up frankly. although it affected me maybe more than ben. but i'm so much -- because i've been here now for two days. i'm so much into this, into new hampshire, that i just -- i don't care about that. >> and for the democrats, clinton call the out bernie sanders when he suggested during their debate last night that rich donor coss could rich donor coss coul buy her political favor. >> i don't think these attacks are worthy of you and enough is enough. if you've got somethin

good morning, brooks. >> absolutely. we started off this morning for the most part in the low 40s throughout most of central florida. alachua county, marion county, northern lake and central county some folk were in the 30s. now we're in the mid-50s. i think by 10:00 most everybody tons of sunshine on tap for today. leave the umbrella at home. break out the shades and maybe a jacket early, but i tell you what with this strong february sunshine, late-february sunshine high temperature upper 60s, if you're in the sun later today it will feel much warmer than that. another cool evening on tap. wait until you see the 7-day forecast. >> brooks, my favorite kind of weather. chilly and sunny. thank you. >>> on now to volusia county where three middle school students are facing charges after a deputy says they spike add teacher's drink. they just made their first appearance in front of a judge. jackie orozco was there. do these girls get to go home or are they still in custody? >> reporter: good morning, andrea. the judge senten

i'm brooke baldwin. you're of course watching cnn and you will definitely want to be watching at 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight where hillary clinton will get her first face-to-face with bernie sanders after he beat her in the new hampshire primary earlier this week. we are simulcasting that democratic debate on pbs. as clinton prepares to seize her chance to derail sanders momentum, she gets a critical endorsement from a key democratic group. the congressional black caucus pac. no doubt her campaign is looking to the february 27th democratic primary in south carolina where, check the numbers with me, as of monday, 28% of registered voters. that includes all parties. are african-american. the lawmakers who endorsed her today also took some digs at bernie sanders. without mentioning him by name. >> so you judge a person by their results. and there is no question that the person that has obtained the most results and benefits for communities of color and everyone in america, in my opinion, but especially gettin

officials say the gun brooks used was actually a pellet gun. but with consukttive sentences of 10 and 26 years, the judges clearly took the threat he posed seriously. >> there's a printed warning on the side of the gun that says this is not a toy. can cause severe bodily injury and/or death. when someone is sticking you up with a gun, you don't really think about is this real, is it not. >> reporter: again, brooks was sentenced to a total of 36 years. because he these are considered violent crimes, he won't be eligible for parole until half of his time is served. so after 10 years in howard county, he'll have to do at least eight in montgomery county. >> all right, lauren. thank you very much. the stalemate over an iphone continues tonight. investigators believe information could be locked away on the iphone. the tech giant asked the court to vacate the order citing future users' privacy. the white house has this to say. >> we're talking about a phone that was owned, not by the terrorist, but by the local government. the need to extract as much

brooks, what is going on? >> brooks: good evening. hope you're having a good evening and thank you for joining us. it's saturday evening in the big town. you can see east of the rocky, only two storm systems. one with snow up to the north and one with rain. that's the nor'easter brewing off our coastline here in central florida. most of the rain is done. areas south and east of i-4 continue to see spotty showers. along i-4. volusia lake. north and west we do have cooler conditions coming into play. we have a nor'easter brewing. gale warnings off shore through tomorrow. anywhere from flagler through reinforcing arctic air tonight. monday evening, maybe another shot tuesday into wednesday. looks like a cooler than normal week on tap. outside now, yay, cool, wet. low visibility. look at the winds. already kicking up northwest at 14 in volusia. 13 in seminole h10 now in osceola and orange. here are the temperatures. warmer now in brevard county but once that cool air wraps in, look at the temperatures now. 48 leesburg. 46 ocala. factor in

i'm hillary clinton and i i got friend. >> and garth brooks hopes his friend in massachusetts will open their wallets for a great cause. the country superstar teammates for kids charity is partnering with patriots lineman. >> and brooks and his wife trisha yearwood perform this weekend and as bree sison shows us they are touched by the involvement in the charity. be. >> reporter: number one selling solo artist in u.s. history will perform three shows in worcester this weekend with wife trisha yearwood. but garth brooks thunder will roll off stage too at the a flag football camp for kids. we are all raising good athletes but the job is to raise good young men and women. >> reporter: the charity teammates for kids teams up with nate of the patriots. >> world champs. number one. >> reporter: to host 100 boys and girls saturday. >> they can learn drills the coach will go over a minute and a half or two minutes about discipline. or about respect. attitude and these key words that they can take from there and apply in their homes. >> reporter: brooks puts on camps around the country but at a

(female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, a police dog is dead after a suspect stabbed him several times. this happened in wilkinsburg, pennsylvania, right outside of pittsburgh. officers tried to stop a father and son drinking under a gazebo, but the men hit the officers and ran away. minutes later, police caught up to the son, bruce kelly, and told him to stop. after he didn't listen, police tried to tase him, but kelly's thick coat stopped the prongs from getting into him. that's when officers released aren, the k- 9. kelly allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed the dog several times. officers then (s/ katherine patterson / witness:40-:45) "he just chief matt porter / authority police 1:20-1:29) "he is a member of that officer's family and he is a enforcement family and it's a difficult time." aren was a five-year-old german sheppard and for four years. you may remember norfolk few weeks ago. krijger died after a suspect shot him. in the wake of his death, c-n-n's anderson cooper donated

lodge on 160th and brook park. paul joins us now live from brook park. paul, this place has been bad fuse for a pretty longtime, right? >> it has. 650 calls for service in a single year at this travel lodge hotel. we were here when police arrived. pulling up multi units of sheriff's department and brook park police who at times had a car stationed here. it was swift and they got in there and they had notice of a nuisance and they got to the judge. place. in the past year or two drug over doses and prostitution and gunfire, that's why s.w.a.t was here. the residents, some who did nothing wrong were down on their luck had to be evicted. they are carrying a steady stream of belongings out of the building right now as we speak. some of them are going to church out reach next door. the prosecutor is still talking right now. the press conference just began. it is a tough case to make because obviously several agencies have to participate in this and collect evidence and such. let me see if i can grab prosecutor, can we t

i'm brooke baldwin. the race for the highest office in america could be at its lowest now. the insults, they are getting uglier by the hour. any minute now, donald trump will take that podium there in south carolina for what we can only imagine will be another verbal shredding of his rivals. remember what happened right around this time yesterday? trump, fetch from calling ted cruz a basket case. the biggest liar he knows. a total of six times in 90 seconds. also threatening to sue him as well, don't forget that. ted cruz heading back, telling trump he's lost it. then marco rubio joining the "ted cruz is a liar" chorus. as for the usual staid and reticent jeb bush, he's at it too, telling trump he sounds like michael moore. all of this as we still have four more days until the real slaughter begins, the south carolina primary. let's kick off our coverage with jim acosta in north augusta, south carolina, where donald trump is set to take the stage. any guesses what could happen there in a matter of minute

. >> brooke: katie, please. don't let this ruin the progress that we've made tonight. >> katie: no, no. why would it? you were engaged. you were gonna get married. pictures. and look at all of the amazing places that you went. >> brooke: i made it a long time ago. i forgot i even had it. >> katie: but you didn't forget about your feelings for bill, right? >> brooke: you weren't meant to see this. >> katie: yeah, that seems to be happening a lot lately. did you know? did you know that she -- she made this scrapbook of all your fun times together? i mean, it's a little stalkerish. >> bill: it's time to call it a night, katie. >> katie: look at this picture, this picture of our brother. you know, the one who shot himself so that i could live, gave me his heart? what do you think he would say about your behavior? he would be disgusted! >> brooke: i wish you knew how sorry i am. i just want everything to be okay with us. >> katie: yeah, me, too. too bad you're lusting after my husband. >> eric: i'm so glad i get to s

(female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, a big investigation -- after a massive fire... eight buildings damaged or destroyed... ((c52 25:27)) "that process could take weeks to months to determine that cause there." flames - frigid temperatures - and, now, dozens of families without a home... carolanne ventura /evacuated home c0048 58:29 "they said pack something. i threw my purse in the car, the 58:36 we have team coverage of the aftermath of the ocean view fire. matt gregory and joe fisher have been out at the scene in the willoughby spit all day long. and video you'll see only on 10 - from above the devastation -chopper 10 shows how widespread the damage is. we'll start off with 10 on your side's matt gregory. matt you've been piecing together the details of the fire and of the damage since this started last night. what new information can you share? deanna behind me fire crews tell me at least 8 buildings burned, destroyed. fire investigators havent named a cause, but we may know where it

i thought this was so interesting, brooke.e sanders talk about faith in anyway. he connected it to his core message of why he was running for president. that indeed he does get from spiritual experience from his faith, even though he is not an actively participating jewish person. he does say that his faith, his spirituality, is what ties him to this notion of trying to create a more equal economic footing for everyone in the country. i thought it was really interesting how he connected it. it's not how we normally hear him speak. >> here was hillary clinton. >> i feel very fortunate that i am a person of faith. that i was raised in my church and that i have had to deal and struggle with a lot of these issues about ambition and humility, about service and self-gratification. it's that balance that i keep to try to find in my life that i want to see back in our country. and it will be something that i continue to talk about with a, you know, with a group of faith advisers who are close to me. i get a scripture lesson every morn

i'm brooke baldwin. so great to be here live in snowy new hampshire. the first in the nation primary. voters are at the polls right this moment deciding who should walk away with some pretty big prizes. the candidates have been out doing what new hampshire elections are known for, retail politics, shaking hands, talking to supporters, banging on doors, working with volunteers, you know, whatever they can do to round up these votes. yes, it's cold out there. there is no snow falling but listen, we're in new hampshire, this is a tough bunch, they've got this. the new hampshire secretary of state is expecting a record turnout with more than half a million votes today. we're watching so closely because it's not just win, place or show, a failure here to perform to expectations, to show your campaign truly has life, could be costly. leapt's kick off the hour with joe johns at a polling station in manchester here and brian todd is down in hudson. brian todd, first to you, tell me what you're hearing. >> brooke, this is a very dynamic scene. this is what we l

brook suffered a severe traumatic brain injury, and she was declared brain dead several days later. she was an organ donor and she gave several others the gift of sight and life, and no one wright. organ. it has to be more than that. >> she is about to find out what "more than that" is. >> wow! the family! hi! oh my god, >> a homecoming of the heart. >> it is your daughter. it is your daughter and i have been taking good care of her. >> do we ring the doorbell. >> the family invited her back to the house where brook grew up. >> hey, hi. >> they looked at her artwork and writings and pictures and discussed the mission of organ donation awareness, the cornerston of brookstrong.org the power of life after death. easiest i have gotten to sleep in the two years that brook's been gone. >> and they have allowed us and now you to witness an otherwise private moment, a chance to listen to brook's actually heart beat with our microphone pressed against a stethoscope earpiece. >> i will always stay close with them, this is just a wonderful new beginning for all of us. >> in orlando, i'm david

fed-ex didn't want to talk on camera but sent us this happy to help brooke. now family and friends are surgery. big city together. >> the fact that the world gets >> that's what i'm talking about. way to go fed-ex! they really stepped up. >> those parents who save her life to begin with bringing her from china and getting her on the transplant list. >> she is out of surgery and recovering in the icu. >> family still needs $35,000 to cover the travel costs, er bills and the copays. they are spreading the wo (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. >>> a pushing to help your loved ones get out alive in an emergency. >>> from a controversial tazing to concern over trust, is a community losing confidence in its own police department? >>> police chases are captivating but how do they offer [ no audio ] we are going behind the scenes next. >>> a push

i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. the emanuel a-m-e church in charleston south carolina has been nominated for the nobel peace prize. they were nominated during a ceremony in chicago today by the congressional black caucus and other members of congress. you recall the church was holding bible study last summer when nine members of their congregation were shot and killed. the nominators say the church deserves the award for offering forgiveness to the gunman. stay with us... wavy news >> now, from the station on your side, this is wavy news 10. >> writer top at 6:00 p.m., two children are hurt in an accident and >> let's get right to the scene. >> police just confirms that a to a hospital. the family was inside the van that you can see, a lot of damage on the passenger side. the fa

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brooks michael "we need to know their passwords. we need to know what they're doing on their phones. it's a whole underground system of communication."a network - where harmless fun - could lead to a life and death situation. brooks michael "our job is to protect our kids, keep them safe and have them become successful adults."for wfxr news, bill wadell, good day virginia. sheriff's office announced a new partnership with help save the next girl. gil harrington is the founder of that organization and mother of murdered virginia tech student morgan harrington spoke at the event. the sheriff's office also revealed a special wrapped s-u-v to commemorate the partnership. save the next girl played an instrumental part in the lovell case..it helped get facebook to shut down a teen dating group nicole was active in. the danville police department is offering a ten thousand dollar reward - for information leading to suspects involved in a shooting.police say someone shot two men shortly after 7 o'clock monday night on mount vernon avenue.do

brook was. remind what it was. >> it was a military establishment after florida became a territory in 1821. time the government didn't know what to do with the them so they tried to put them in a reservation, fort brook was one of those, it existed until 1883, during the 830s it was a important fort for the military because we were fighting a war with the seminoles. >> you have been able to find, in this exhibit, you have found artifacts, explain to viewers some of the things you found. interesting. >> lots of buttons, musket balls and things like that but it is important to remember, human experience, so you find piece of porcelain dolls, there were families there, you find bottles and parts of uniforms and all kind of things and because of that fort brook excavation in the 1980s there were sem gnome artifact s and precolumbian artifacts, thousands of years old. >> it goes through august, but march 5 you have the archeologists coming in? >> this exhibit done in preparation with with the florida

brooks: "i mean, hitting's going to be perfectly fine. you know, we still have bryce greager and jordan pearce. and tj freidl is going to do extremely well this year; justin deep and i', really optimistic about how that's going to go." new mexico and san diego state are the co- favorites with three first place votes each... state are tied for third... the other first place vote... three pack players were named to the preseason all- conference team... including trenton brooks.... year last season... he led the conference with .365 batting average... games, going 4-1 with a 3.65 e-r-a... bryce greager earned preseason honors at third base... he was named all- conference first team last season... he ranked 4th, with a .355 batting average... he also had with 17 doubles, two triples, five home runs and 41 runs batted in... and christian stolo got the nod at pitcher... he was the conference pitcher of the year last season... he was 8-and-2 overall with a 2.83 era.... he was third in the 4th in era... the wolf pack is having a great season... a

brooks michael "we need to know their passwords. we need to know what they're doing on their phones. it's a whole underground system of communication."a network - where harmless fun - could lead to a life and death situation. brooks michael "our job is to protect our kids, keep them safe and have them become successful adults."for wfxr news, bill wadell, good the montgomery county sheriff's office has announced a new partnership with help save the next girl. gil harrington is the founder of that organization. she spoke to the crowd. the sheriff's office also revealed a special wrapped s-u-v. the organization has been instrumental in nicole lovell's case- even getting an online dating group shut down. the danville police department is offering a ten thousand dollar reward - for information leading to the suspects involved in a shooting. police say two men were shot shortly after 7 o'clock monday night on mount vernon avenue. one of the shooting victims was treated at the hospital and released. victim, randolph neal remains in a north

in my home, brooke. >> bill: brooke did not arrange this, katie. i did. >> katie: you lied to me. >> bill: i told you i had a meeting outside the office, and i did. a meeting about you with your sister, because we are both very concerned about. >> katie: i told you. you don' t have to be concerned about me. >> bill: katie... we have a problem. >> katie: the only problem we

news for brook park. but he says that he wants more. he wants ford to show that they are really committed to northeast ohio and committed to investing in this community. hear more from him and also about what this major announcement means to northeast ohio coming up today at 4:00. well, it's a big weekend in cleveland. we just told you about the auto show. but comicon invades downtown. there's something for everyone. dozens of vendors are at the convention center selling and buying comics, art, memorabilia, sword and sourcery items and d.v.d.s. more than 100 stars are also set to appear including thor actor chris helmsworth and members of the original power rangers. >> my manager said here's an audition called phantoms at the time which was power rangers. went in there -- >> and they said you'd look good in green. >> "q": you can even get a picture with your favorite star but a warning before you strike a pose, it's not cheap. it can cost you upwards of 175 bucks for one snapshot. the wizard world comicon

brooks laich. named him brooks.rooks laich, he helped put the wag capitawashington capitals o map. no t verge of a historic year laich is leaving. they traded away their beloved center. laich found out while watching the oscars. he and conner are heading to toronto in exchange for daniel winick. he's battled injuries. he has a $4.1 million cap hit. it might be a good hockey and business decision, but that doesn't make it any easier. listen to how emotional the team's gm becomes when talking about this trade. >> it's a hard thing to do, to trade a player like that, but in the end we had to do what's best for our organization. >> is this the hardest thing you have had to do since you game gm? >> yeah, it was, yeah. i mean, i was hapart of scoutin him in the beginning so it's hard. can't take the emotion out of it, and you still got to make the deal. >> right, i know. ovechkin tweeting we make this team together. we'll miss attached favorite pics over the year. and the team, good-bye is never easy. it's like losing a m