how claire was adjusting to life with her. i'm only here to vouch for claire. you don't like grace. she's my daughter, detective. i love her. it's not her fault she's like she is. she's had problems from the day her father left. the situation required an adjustment for both of them. but i was concerned because grace isn't patient. benson: is that what happened with the first baby? was her lack of patience the issue? what are you getting at, detective? what happened the night he died? nothing. we went to sleep as usual... i got up in the middle of the night to check on anthony. the crib was in grace's room. when i got there, he was already blue. why did you check on him? well, grace was a young mother. she didn't know anything. stands to reason i would help her with the baby. yes, but the baby was two months old when it died. why didn't she have a handle on it by then? he was colicky. cried all the time. nothing worked. we spent our nights walking him. that it makes her crazy. excuse me, how is this going to help claire? ma'am, no one can help your granddaughter. she's going to priso

claire: what about the stock markets?re.not a pretty european shares falling at this midpoint in the trading day. london, paris, and frankfurt seeing significant falls. harrison frank for down 2%. investors worried about oil prices after prices tumbling again after comments from saudi's oil minister yesterday and worried about airbus shares, down over 2.5% in paris today. there: here in france, government is trying to crack down on fraud in the labor market. >> these are posted workers. they are hired in one eu country to work in another. stephen: it allows companies to pay social concerns for that worker and their home country, which means big savings compared to the rates applicable in france. there are strict conditions attached in the french government believes many companies are breaking the rules in order to pay less. they are steps to crack down on this as catherine explained. is ae latest fight mandatory employee id card. it includes the names and that of their employers, subject to strict checks. what is at stake

claire, she and i can be very patient. you think you can last all day with that knot churning in your stomach? her name's lisa. she was my sister. what happened to her? i was 13 when she was born i took care of her. i got her ready in the morning, dropped her at the sitter went to school, picked her up i fed her, gave her her bath, did my homework to never, ever cry. and if she did? my mother would hit her. crying drives her crazy. how did your sister die? i had to stay after school. i called the sitter. i asked her if she could keep lisa till i could pick her up but she was busy. so what happened when you got home? she was dead when i got there. she probably cried for me and grace just snapped. what'd your mother tell you? that it was an accident. "lisa fell and hit her head." i knew she was lying. grace stuck her in an old trunk and put it in the bedroom closet. [ female announcer ] choices aren't always this easy. so it's good to know that mazola corn oil has 4 times more cholesterol blocking plant sterols than olive oi

claire: what is happening on the market? stephen: pretty sharp falls on the chinese market, but it is a quiet day inretty europe. london, the bank loans are up more than 10%. in france, not such a great day. is down moreace than 20% after they announced a restructuring plan was taking longer than they had imagined. claire: a fierce debate in france over changes to the country's strict labor laws. stephen: it is extremely -- extremely difficult and expensive to fire employees. it particularly presents -- some to companies companies will share workers. nicolas: he is not worried because his permanent contract allows him to work for different employers. for me is thate i am employed year-round and i do not have to look for work. nicolas: it pays salaries to 70 employees. checking out the next assignment. a managerial position with the kind of flexibility that suits the factory owner. >> this is the means i can have quality employees without having to commit to a full-time contract. >> the employer can end the employee's assignm

i am claire pryde. the headlines -- the pound slides after the mayor of london's shock decision to back the brexit campaign. david cameron prepared to give mp's the details of leslie's meeting with e.u. leaders. as violence continues in syria with more than 100 people killed sunday, john kerry announces a deal has been's truck with russia through partial truth rid a referendum to let bolivia hospira's and, eva morales, -- bolivia's president, eva morales, seek a term. coming up in business, samsung aims to get its groove back in the mobile markets with the help of mark zuckerberg and an upgraded smartphone. will give usworth the related -- the latest reactions in the papers to a possible brexit. claire: first, the pound is weaker after boris johnson says he would be supporting the out campaign in gu -- in the e.u. referendum. the only way to change the e.u. is to vote to go. the prime minister argues that offers more power to the u.k.. david cameron will take his -- membership offers more power to the u

claire: yes.ive feminist associations have taken him to court to his songs include lines like, as if it's my fault all women are i couldtes and, woman, make you have a baby and break your nose at the same time. they feel they have a strong case against him and we are expecting a verdict later today. molly: thank you very much. stay with us. we will have more headlines coming up shortly on france 24. ♪ oyçyj4j8j8j8j >> this next panel is--it's-- i think it's really important to me because it's so rare to find honesty in the environmental movement. not many people are willing to confront the reality of the situation we face. i think that's really understandable because that's a hard reality to face. but it's my belief that only by truthfully looking at the situation and moving through the process of grief can we come to a place of action. so with that said, i want to introduce our panelists. this is guy mcpherson. he's a professor emeritus from theniversitof arizona. >> [applause]

claire: i like the souffle analogy.n the run-up to the oscars, a damming report on diversity in hollywood? >> this sums up what people think on this report. it. confirms and is essentially a report was carried out whether yours in of southern california and analyzed 400 movies and tv shows from 2014. as you can see here, the article 87% of thedian directors are white. 33 percent speaking roles go to women. eÑry little. man: this is a production of china central television america. mike: we share the planet with them, but what responsibility do we have to the many animal species out there? this week, conversations with animal rights crusaders who say we all need to take action before it's too late. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it full frame. most of us have d

claire, how is it claire:::: (adlib) jack: we'll check back with you for an update on the crowd there at the lodge coming up at 6. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... cookies and the caucuses mix in a local elementary the youngest iowans get involved in the excitement. sabrina next... it's a record breaking amount of candidates who want you to get out caucus in less than 2 hours. and we are your local election headquarters. i'm sabrina ahmed and i'm amanda krenz... joined by dr steffen schmidt... we will be here all night giving you perspective along with real time results and reaction.. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are meteoroliowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie: now let's go out to your local election headquarters with local 5's sabrina ahmed and amanda krenz. they are joined by political analyst and i-s-u professor dr. steffen schmidt to give us more insight on tonight's caucus predictions. amanda and sabrina? sabrina:: amanda:: s

let's check back in with our road warrior claire powell. claire, how's it looking outside. claire: road warrior wintry weather elias: the new hampshire primary is over and billionaire donald trump is waking up to his first big win in the 2016 race for president. vermont senator bernie sanders also came out on top crushing hillary clinton in the granite state. abc's cecilia vega has more. "trump:" wow/wow/wow!" overnight - donald trump and bernie sanders winninng big in new hampshire! sanders: "thank you new hampshire! senator sanders the oldest candidate in the race... getting the seal of approval from young voters. sanders: "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington." this morning donald trump just off his "huge" victory speaking with george: trump phoner from gma 7a: tbd - tbd - tbd. and while john kasich finished in 2nd place - he is now considerd to be the top contender in what's being called "the establishment kasich interview sot from gma 7a: tbd - tbd - tbd. three republican candidates finishing in a virtual tie for third: cruz: "y

then you can see claire's body jolt. claire crawford/had heart attack during game "i woke she was in my face everybody was yelling felt like they were yelling but apparently they weren't." crawford had a heart attack and she and her parents have no idea why... eric crawford/dad "i have no medical history. my wife doesn't have medical history in families that would cause this. you just don't know." claire crawford/had heart attack during game "burning down my arm, down my left arm and my chest. like my heart felt like it was really working hard which it was." multiple doctors prior to this game. she even had shoulder surgery at one point a 's still unclear as why she wtto cardiac arrest lisaawformher "they were going to put an implantable cardio defibrillator in they weren't sure what caused go into cardiac arrest." what's clear now is the importance of this aed and children's healthcare of atlanta is promoting project s.a.v.e. drill trying to prepare everyone should a student or teacher go into sudden cardiac arrest. cla

claire? claire: the prosecution called six more witnesses to the stand today- and for the first time emily fazzino's family- her sister, brother in law testified emily's sister ammie dighton started the morning- testifying about the couples rough relationship. dighton told prosecution emily "wanted away" and doesnt believe that emily had a drug issue. jeff dighton- emilys brother in law - told prosecution he helped the kids the night of emilys death- and the only thing alex fazzino said to him was "i never touched her" ""kissed her, where was alex fazzino when you went to emiyl, he was running downstairs. claire: prosecution continued the morning & afternoon with an hour and half long video of fazzino being dci and police the night of marriage was over and that he family for help to get her clean but no one listened. " "i went upstairs to the world ended. it's really not my wife that you know... its the addiction" :17 claire: today's testimony ended early, around 3 o attorneys could debate wh

>> claire: okay, got it. >> eve: okay. >> claire: eve, um... >> eve: yes? >> claire: i don't even know how to thank you. i was ready to quit, but you wouldn't let me. >> eve: well, that would have been a terrible shame, honey. >> claire: yeah, i see people around me quitting and i do not want to be like them. so thank you so much for believing in me. >> eve: okay. oh! [chuckles] aww, claire, honey, i'm the one that should be thanking you. i can't tell you how wonderful it is to feel useful again. >> claire: yeah, well, i hope you can still come to new york for my audition. i mean, i know it's a lot to ask, but it would help me so much to have you there. >> eve: well, of course i'm gonna be there. and you know what? we could even catch a show or two, you know, by the end of the week. >> claire: i'd love that. >> eve: it'd be great. you think about what you want to see and i'll just pick up the tickets tomorrow, okay? >> claire: oh, no, no, no.

claire williams reports. claire: this camp on the western edge of athens is getting bigger every day. more migrants and refugees have been arriving since several countries in the balkans tightened their borders, letting only syrians and iraqis pass. many had to turn back in their tracks and returned to athens. >> in syria, there is five years war, in afghanistan, there is more than three years war. where is the difference between athens and syria? greece says a bottleneck of stranded migrants could be about to break. the issue was top of the agenda at an eu meeting in brussels, where interior and justice ministers discussed finding a coordinated approach to the migrant crisis ahead of crucial eu-turkey summit on march 7. >> in the next 10 days, we need tangible and clear results on the ground. otherwise, there is the risk that the whole system will completely break down. claire: as non-schengen countries tighten their borders, several countries in the zone, like belgium, have reinstated border controls. last

local 5's claire powell is live at the tournament with more on this story. claire? claire: jack, there's a proposed bill that just passed into the senate education committee all focused on preventing and being able to diagnose concussions in what legislators are calling "collision sports". one of those sports? you got, wrestling. this sport is the main reason senator tod bowman authored the bill -- he's proposing that every home team has an athletic trainer, doctor or physical therapist present at every varsity collision sporting event. other collision sports are football, girls and boys soccer, lacross, and hockey. if a concussion occurs- trainers have 48 hours to report it to a-d's. making sure schools are doing the most they can to keep student athletes safe. the goal is this bill to increase quality of injury assessments to number of life long debilatating injuries" claire: now this bill- again requiring athletic trainers to be present at every varsity collision sporting event- passed the senate subcommittee monday. next it will hit the senate education committe

local 5's claire powell is here with more. claire? claire/bam: jack, the iowa insurance division deals with madoff- like pyramid schemes, affinity fraud and online fraud, all of the time. in fact, theyve dealt with it so much, three years ago, they started the "iowa fraud fighters." the commissioner and his team travel across iowa to make sure you're asking the right questions and asking enough. like if the person offering this "great deal" is licensed, if so by who? and who regulates them? they say generally older people with retirement savings are the main targets. but no one should consider ""its exactlylike you grandma used to say if its too good to be true, it probably is" ." " claire/bam: they added, a lot of people dont report these scams because of the embarassment of falling for it. but instead of letting away, not hesitating to ask the tough questions will save you a lot of time and money. the bernie madoff miniseries on abc continues tonight, detailing madoff's lifetime ponzi scheme. the second part of "madoff: after the fa

. >> 17-year-old claire is the girl in the video, the one whose heart suddenly stops. >> i feel nauseous watching it because it's a little scary. >> it happened in this gym during an october volleyball match. >> it was senior night. >> up on the stage. >> you don't expect it's going to happen at your school literally right in front of you. >> i had just served and i set the ball up and moved back and i just remember feeling like i was about to pass out. then hits the floor in full cardiac arrest. >> terrifying. you are not sure what you are seeing or sure what to do. >> julie, the school administrator, trained in cpr strange into action, helped by an athletic trainer and parents who also knows cpr. >> claire had lost all signs of life. she was not breathing and we couldn't find a pulse. >> she did not look like there was any life to her and at that point i did not know what to do. >> but julie did because the code blue team had practiced this drill several times in the past several years, and the training kicked in. >> you know what to do first and then the next thing and then the next t

claire: and this woman carries clout in the community. the speedway is one of the area' s largest employers, and expansion construction here created hundreds of jobs. kennedy' s roots here run deep. lesa kennedy: it' s important to me for our community to be happy. i live not too far from here, and it' s important personally. angela: that was claire metz showing us the view from the top. any fan can experience the highlight here in the stadium. i got the director of sales to right now. david strahan: right now, we are in the rolex 24 lounge in daytona. so this is a brand new offering, sits high above the finish and start line here at the speedway. fourth level of the venue, so brand new experience for us. so we are in an area that' s all-inclusive, one that we offer a complimentary bar, buffet. angela: and so if i wanted to race, what' me back? david strahan: for daytona speed weeks in february, as well as zero 400 weekend, that' s $4500 a person. we also sell for march, for our daytona super cross by honda, then for $250 a person. very a

claire: (adlibs) claire/live: back to you in the studio. stephanie: if you're still unsure where to caucus tonight, visit our website to find your location. that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie: the biggest question of the night is how many people will show up to caucus. it's one thing to go to a big event where your favorite musician or actor is stumping for a candidate... it's another to stand for an hour at your caucus location to show your own support. jack: local 5's sabrina ahmed and amanda krenz are downtown in your local election headquarters at capitol square with our political analyst steffen schmidt. they join us now for more insight into how tonight's turnout could affect the caucus results. :: sabrina:: amanda:: steffan: stephanie: at capital square right after this newscast for a special edition of this week in iowa. followed by continued coverage of the caucuses from seven o'clock to 10. jack: the cyclones are back in hilton. will they be able to bounce back after their loss to texas... a preview coming "your watching local

stephanie: joining us now to explain is local five's claire powell. claire jack and stephanie, right now the roads are mostly cleared off-- good to go for your commute home. perfect, fluffly flakes really fooled drivers earlier today. it took next to nothing for the roads turned trecherous. with more than those crashes patrol and local very busy. "middle of february we should be used to this smashing into barriers, sliding off the road. of the fifty plus crashes the state patrol responded to, they said luckily, no one was killed and none were too serious. but they were stuck. "when you get that 1-2 inches is worse than 8-10 its bad enough to not cancel school or work, people just arent expecting it" stuck in scary situations where even swapping information driving. "dont be standing outside your car, youre safer in your car than the side of the road" claire:"its best to use common sense if you get into an accident, get off the busy street onto a quiet one. take photos, exchange information with teh other driver. then call 911,

wesh 2' s claire metz reports. claire: the surveyor was doing site work and found the partial skeleton about 300 yards or so into the woods off 92 between indian lake road and red john road. >> been there for some time. claire: a spokesman for the volusia county sheriff' s office says decomposition was significant, making it impossible to readily determine who the person was man, woman, however, more than likely an adult. there was no clothing associated with the remains. no revealing personal items close to the bones, but investigators continue to search. >> i believe 8 or so deputies are out there right now looking for any other remains that might be nearby or not nearby, they may be scattered to some degree. claire: though the area where the remains were found is heavily wooded and swampy, a number of social service agencies are located along the roads bordering it, including the volusia county jail. go. detectives will of course look but it' disappeared and it wasn' t reported. who the person was, how he or the

in ormond beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. angela: right now across south america efforts are being made , to fight the spread of the zika virus. in costa rica, health authorities have authorized the use of bacteria, to kill mosquito larvae. mosquitoes are believed to spread the virus. the bacteria that is now being sprayed paralyzes the larvae and stops it from growing into an adult. meanwhile florida health officials are trying to fight the spread of the virus here. so far 16 cases have been diagnosed, including one in a local county. cases are being treated in osceola, santa rosa, st. john' s, hillsborough, lee, miami-dade, and broward counties. in some of those areas, governor scott has declared health emergencies. right now, we are taking your questions about zika. a health professional from winnie palmer is in the newsroom right now. you can send us your question the link is at the top of the wesh 2 mobile app on your smart phone. or head to wesh.com to ask your question there. stewart: marion county sheriff' s deputies

claire: phil! oh, that's my wife claire. luke was using my computer. for this. i'm gonna have to, uh, call you back. he told me he needed it to do homework, and then i find this -- a-a picture of a topless woman, with the biggest boobs i have ever seen, driving a tractor. okay, um, uh, first of all, that's a combine, not a tractor. phil! phil, it is smut, and our 10-year-old is looking at smut! it's disgusting! completely unacceptable. here's the thing -- that was my picture. well, not really mine. there's this guy at work who sends out these links. does-- doesn't matter who. gil thorpe. he sent out another one of the same woman dressed as a battleship. you know, the -- you get -- yeah. and then one of the transformers. and then it -- it... anyway, i had every intention of telling claire. i just wanted her to calm down first. where are you going? i'm going to pick up luke from his sleepover. we need to talk to him about this now. claire, this is a very delicate situation. if we don't handle it right, luke might end up having an unhealthy attitude about sex. or a

claire how are you feeling right now? >> feeling good, better than before. >> claire underwent triple bypass surgery. a woman that turns the table on the speeding cop the video has gone viral. >> reporter: you've never seen a traffic stop like this, this time a cop who was pulled over by a civilian. >> the reason i pulled you over today. you were pushing 90 miles an hour. >> yes. >> reporter: and listen as the woman actually reprimands the cop for speeding. >> i pushed 80 trying to catch up with you and still eating your dust. >> reporter: the extraordinary confrontation happened in miami. claudia castillo was driving down the street when out of nowhere the cop zoomed past her. >> claudia says she's seen a her neighborhood so she decided to take the law in to her own hands. >> you see it happen over and over and no one says anything. it's about time somebody said something. so i did. >> reporter: claudia's cell phone was already mounted on the windshield, so she just switched on the camera and gave chase. >> he's been dri

local 5's claire powell is here with more. claire/bam: jack, there's a delicate balance between giving information on the zika virus and scaring people. of the two speices of mosquitos known to carry the virus, yes one is found here in the u-s and in iowa. but its the unknowns that have iowa researchers frustrated. they're trying to make an effective vaccine while educating people in the meantime. at this time last year, researchers say the zika virus was basically dorment. " it feels like a mild flu, most people thats what happens and they dont know theyre infected" within 10 months, that's all changed. "what was amazing was there were no cases and now its over 1.5 million in brazil. its incredible, thast just from last year" the virus, discovered in the 1940's, has spread to a pandemic. recently, newlinnk ames, known for their ebola vaccine and infectious diseases division has tossed their hat into the ring. their researchers are attempting to find a vaccine to battle the mosquito-borne illness. " its all in theplanning stag

near deland, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. cara: you may need a light jacket and possibly an umbrella today. we' re going to see some raindrops. dave: that is right. cloudy skies at this hour. this is what it looked like in sebastian. jim was a star of central florida sunrise shots but the sky is not cooperating. not as much cloud cover in daytona. clouds should continue to roll in. slalom rain chance -- small rain chance throughout the day. upper 40' s to lower 50' some cases, warmer along the coastline. sprinkle pushes on shore, that is over the next couple of hours. eventually, higher rain chances for the rest of central corridor. much wind year -- much windier and coler weather. topping out about 69. cara: we will check in with you again in a few minutes. it is 7:42. it' s super bowl eve. next, you' ll get a look at the doritos ads hoping to get you laughing and win a competition all at once. we' re also looking ahead to the game in between those commercials. quarterbacks, next in sports. right now, all you're thinking abo

claire: fazzino was found dead inside the family's home. alexander fazzino-who claims he was with his children at the time of his wife's death, was arrested on first degree murder charges april in 2013. literally been years in the making. since mid-2013 the trial has been moved from boone to winnishiek county due to emily's familieis prominence in the boone area. it's also been delayed five times for legal matters and once last year so fazzino could be with his daughter during her bone marrow transplant. but this morning the final jury was selected. each side began with opening statements state proseuction painting emily on the roadto recovery, saying the week following her file for divorce, emily told her friends and family she was afraid alex would kill her. on the other sied, alex fazzino's defense attorneys say withdrawal led to emily's drowning death. not murder. juddge michael moon kept things moving along- bringing up three witnesses to the stand following opening. attorney's using numerous exhibits including emergency units body cam

reporting live claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: thanks, claire. and with this big change coming to johnston. here are some numbers that show how the local community will be affected by the move. the city council reported visitors to the dupont pioneer headquarters in 20-13 spent nearly 3 million dollars, staying at hotels and eating at local restaurants. dupont pioneer makes up almost 40 percent of taxabale commerical value in johnston and 9 percent of all taxable value for the city.

claire: police followed the vehicle on to mason avenue. these are pictures of the take down in front of a store there. police don' t believe the driver knew gulley was allegedly planning a bank robbery, so only gulley is charged. police say he confessed and they recovered the cash, all because of this 72-year-old. >> god bless her, god bless her. she doesn' t look 72-years-old. >> we don' t have dementia yet. claire: far from it, her boyfriend says bowers is anything but old. >> i think she was smart and sharp and on it, as usual, as usual. claire: bank employees identified gulley as the suspect. he remains behind bars. in daytona beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. summer: gulley made his first appearance in court yesterday. bond is $25,000. meredith: we are working to get more information on a double shooting. from the first baptist church. officers say both victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to be ok. they have not released any information about possible suspects. summer: two carjacking suspects are on the

claire: pifer left behind a 10-year-old son. her parents say the child constantly asks about his mother. in deland, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. meredith: he is due back in court for a pretrial hearing next month. summer: a daytona beach man is accused of repeatedly beating a disabled man in the face with a wooden cane. charged with aggravated abuse of an elderly or disabled person. the victim told police larzazs, who sometimes lives in the same rooming house on fairview avenue, got mad and started hitting him with the wooden cane. the victim was sent to the hospital. police say, as larzazs was arrested, he said he should have messed the victim up more. meredith: your first alert weather now. it is a warm monday but pretty much beautiful outside. summer: joining us outside it is eric burris. eric: we are going to be talking about showers even as we look ahead to tonight. tomorrow, showers and by wednesday, thunder showers. 79 it is warm with plenty of clouds in orlando. southwest went and it is warm indeed. in melbo

clair is aware of the fact that is hopelessly behind schedule. he is not going to make it to northwest ohio in time to burn the crops. he is still lumbering along, and it is october. it is raining. it is snowing. he's making sometimes a mile or two a day, because asked men are having to sell the trees, to make room for the wagons that hold the supplies. his brought in different soldiers with him. he has women and children with him. his camp followers. like a town on the move. if there were all, sinclair thinks the indians don't know he is coming. they can't hear the bellowing in the woods, even though his men report sightings of indians. even though horses start to disappear. even though one or two people are killed. of course the indians know he is coming. they are monitoring his movement. on the evening of november 3, sinclair makes encampment on --t he thinks is the bank exactly the wabash river. he does not know where he is. thatorry is the same worry custer had at the little bighorn. he is afraid that the indians will scatter and run before

>> claire: okay, got it. >> eve: okay. >> claire: eve, um... >> eve: yes? >> claire: i don't even know how to thank you. i was ready to quit, but you wouldn't let me. >> eve: well, that would have been a terrible shame, honey. >> claire: yeah, i see people around me quitting and i do not want to be like them. so thank you so much for believing in me. >> eve: okay. oh! [chuckles] aww, claire, honey, i'm the one that should be thanking you. i can't tell you how wonderful it is to feel useful again. >> claire: yeah, well, i hope you can still come to new york for my audition. i mean, i know it's a lot to ask, but it would help me so much to have you there. >> eve: well, of course i'm gonna be there. and you know what? we could even catch a show or two, you know, by the end of the week. >> claire: i'd love that. >> eve: it'd be great. you think about what you want to see and i'll just pick up

wesh 2' s claire metz joins us claire: the parachutist came down a little short of the drop some should take a look at some of these pictures. they were shot by a witness, who saw the parachutist dangling. we know the parachutist is in the army. 33-year-old carlos esparza. esparza was following behind his squad, when he took it into a power pole. at florida highway patrol troopers spotted the victim, and initially called for help. power was shut down, and firefighters from the city of deland and volusia county, safely rescued esparza. >> he was lucky. he missed the things right there. his parachute was hung up where those trees are going across. he was all wrapped up there. he was hanging up there. very dangerous. claire: of this high wire rescue. the parachutist dangling from the power lines. firefighters had to use a ladder truck to get to esperanza and move him down safely. others in his army unit watch from down below. we understand, the army man was not injured or did not eat any kind of hospitalization. folks with duke energy are on scene, documenting this event. again, they cut o

local 5's claire powell has more. claire/bam: the warren county attorneys office has filed two more charges against the oklahoma driver who killed eric fuller and karla handy. richard hutton was originally facing failure to obey a stop sign. now, hes also facing failure to maintain control and driving on the wrong side of the road. but for the first time on camera, the two survivors and family say all they want is accountability. " " " he took a piece from me and lilly too" for the fuller's the last six months have been nothing short of a nightmare. " they had to be careful around me because i was still kind of hurting"- lill in august, an oklahoma man ran this stop sign and hit the car carrying kim fuller, her mother karla. "he changed our lives forever. and i want him to remember for the rest of his what he did to everyone else." karla and eric didnt survive. he said he seen the stop sign but ddint think it was for him" since then,the fuller family has been tacking on thousands of miles to and from the hospita

claire: in ormond beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. meredith: the survivors family reached out to the man who pulled mr. byrd out of the rv. they talked briefly by phone, but would like to one day thank him in person. summer: the titusville man, charged with a deadly labor day shooting in 2012, will not face the death penalty if convicted, brevard county prosecutors say this is home security footage of william woodward going to his neighbor' s home, where he allegedly opened fire, shooting three men. two of those men died. a judge today denied the state' s request to make this a death penalty case and ruled the trial will begin as scheduled next monday. meredith: an osceola county man, facing new child porn charges today. james mayberry is already in the osceola county jail, charged with possession of child pornography. now, detectives have added 10 additional charges after finding child porn images on his computer. one of those charges was enhanced because it contained images involving a victim under 5-years-old. whether any charges w

wesh 2' s claire metz was there. claire: new years eve turned violent outside the biarritz nightclub here on pearl street, when police say an argument was settled by gunfire three people shot, two of them killed. >> state vs anthony dawson. he' s in custody now at the podium. claire: 30-year-old anthony dawson was arrested and indicted last month on two counts of first degree murder in connection to the club shootings. fired fatal shots during a disturbance here, killing two men, 21-year-old kevin stanley of deltona and 23-year-old abel morel of winter park. the accused, dawson, accompanied by his public defender, pleaded not guilty at this arraignment. >> enter a plea of not guilty to count one first degree murder and count two first degree murder. claire: police say the second man wanted in connection to the murders, 40-year-old andre mayo, slipped away that night and hasn' t been found. >> two people lost their lives and so that' s something that' s someone' s going to have to answer to. claire: investigators are

in deland, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. meredith: members of the military frequently trained there, and we reached out to officials who tell us the soldier is an experienced jumper. he along with 19 other members were doing practice jumps. summer: right now, orange county sheriff' s deputies are still trying to identify the person who shot two people in the parking lot of the florida mall. 20-year-old andrew garland and 19-year-old samuel dustin were killed in the friday night incident. deputies say they are still working to figure out what motivated the shooting. they' re asking anyone with information to call crimeline. and in lake county, the search continues for information killing of a man outside a clermont publix. andrew jones was shot to death friday night. police believe the suspect might have been driving a white volkswagen c.c. if you know anything about this crime, call 911. meredith: orlando police hope a new sketch will help them locate a suspect in a deadly apartment shooting. 19 -year-old jacob almond died f

in daytona beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. summer: the university is building new residence halls on campus and they say gable reveal new policies on keeping students safe at a later time. meredith: troopers have a better idea of the vehicle they' re looking for in the death of a cocoa area jogger. troopers are now looking for a jeep cherokee with model years between 1993 and 1998. the driver hit 39-year-old jason rodeghier on satellite boulevard at dean avenue on monday, and left him to die. troopers think the gray vehicle will have damage to a headlight and turn signal. summer: a daytona beach man is accused of trying to break into a house, bringing teenagers with him. a resident told police she saw 20-year-old javaris allen-holt and three teenagers trying to break into a neighbor's home on parkway street yesterday morning. the suspects had allegedly cut a screen and broken a window, but the woman told police when the suspects noticed her, they police found them nearby. a major technology company is taking on the fbi. meredi

claire: exactly. asked, is this the final blow for nicholas sarkozy? it is the second time in less than a year he has been put under formal investigation. it is not just bad news for his presidential bid. it is also bad news for his political career overall. as you said, he did not actually managed to become president in 2012, and yesterday he had 12 hours of questioning. he is having a hard time for something that ended up not working out for him. bit more.l us a this is not the first time sarkozy has been questioned by judges. paper,ou open up this basically you have him standing behind a table, a judicial dossier looking rather sad, rather for loan. sarkozy,surrounding they allege that he will be trying to issue -- if you want to read more about nicholas sarkozy and the judicial affairs surrounding him, you can. genie: all this looks quite bad, but it could be worse. >> it could be a lot worse. it looks bad, but it could be worse. he is not being investigated for fraud. "slate" is saying the investigation is minimal but still hurts. it is not good f

in daytona beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. stewart: right now the suspect in a drive-by shooting in daytona beach earlier this week, remains on the run. police say four people were wounded when 27-year-old rakim watson opened fire at a home on sheridan road. all the victims are expected to be ok. watson is also the suspect in a murder last year. a fired disney employee testified before congress today, about losing his job with the company. 250 i.t. engineers who were laid off and then forced to train their replacements who work out of india. senator bill nelson and other members of congress are hoping to stop companies from doing this in the future. governor scott: what i am focused on is my job here. i have got three years left in this job. we have added 1,025,000 jobs, and i want to add more jobs. that' s my priority right now. angela: governor rick scott speaking yesterday. he' s being considered as a running mate for republican front-runner donald trump. as you just heard, scott is being coy about the idea. trump himself h

as wesh 2' s claire metz reports, everyone is pointing to the daytona rising project as the claire: the last time the daytona 500 was a sell out was 2008, and back then this was just a racetrack. today, it' s a motorsports stadium, one of a kind and officials say clearly a selling point. >> i thought i was at a mall or something. claire race fan scott gaff and : his wife can' t believe what a difference 2 and a half years and 400 million dollars makes, the front stretch boasts 5 grand entrances with escalators and elevators leading to new entertainment zones, but it' s the new grandstand seating that really catches his eye complete with cup holders, they' re spacious and roomy. >> sitting on the chairs now, you don' t have to, people can actually walk by in front of you, you don' t have to keep standing up and start sliding sideways so that everybody can get through there. >> anything new catches your attention and this isn' t just new, this is transformation. claire speedway president joie : chitwood says the sell out is gratifying considering what went in to the massive construction p

wesh 2' s claire metz is live from the scene with the latest information. claire: the victims were outside that sheridan road home when they drove by shortly after 11:00 and opened fire. 25-year-old man who lives in the home along with two 18-year-old women and a 14-year-old girl who were visiting. police are calling it retaliation. >> i just thank god i' m alive. it could have been worse. i could have been dead. claire: this 18-year-old woman asked us not to identify her, but showed us her injuries, three bullet wounds in one leg, two in the other. >> out of the blue, bullets just started flying. like, we just we didn' t really know what to do, it happened so fast. claire: she and some others had stopped by the sheridan road house to deliver food when three men in a stolen vehicle drove by armed with two handguns and an ak-47. police say at least one of those three, 27-year-old rakim watson, who is still on the run, opened fire, hitting resident ronald williams and the three teenage girls. more than a dozen calls to 911 came in, including one from the with

wesh 2' s claire metz talked to the resident inside. claire: the driver was heading south here on palmetto, and police say blew through a stop sign there, crossed the street and slammed right into the wall surrounding the apartment complex, then, right in to one of the units there. >> when the boom happened, we looked up and their was a car in the kitchen. claire: willie maddox and his daughter were jolted out of a sound sleep when this black 2016 chevy impala crashed into his home. the impact pushed his knocked down cabinets and when they opened the front door, they saw the driver, bleeding, >> he just said, don' police,as he' s bleeding running away? >> right. said, don' t call the police. rental, the person who rented it a woman, so who the hit and run male driver is unclear, but there was blood in the car and on a privacy fence at the scene, so dna may identify him. >> this is not the first time this has happened either. claire: steve reding actually owns the townhome that was hit, and says at least three other drivers have lost con

near port orange, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. meredith: everyone involved in the crash stayed on the scene. fhp says alcohol was not a factor. summer: we have new video today of a woman snatching a purse from a 79-year-old woman, and the frantic attempt to keep the thief from getting away. take a look. you can see the suspect in black approach the woman saturday in the parking lot of a walmart in ocala. she then grabs the purse and runs. several people follow the suspect to her car and try to keep her from leaving. she doesn' t stop, even hitting two people with her car. the suspect has since been arrested. meredith: nail polish tied to weight gain. experts say a certain ingredient could be bad for your waistline. the study from duke university and environmental working group points to ingredient tphp found in a lot of nail polishes. that' s the stuff used to make plastic and as fire retardant in foam furniture. they tested the urine of 26 women who recently painted their they applied the nail polish. they say sally hansen, essie

claire? claire: day two of the fazzino trial started bright and early. with the state prosecution showing two lengthy demonstrations and calling seven witnesses to the stand. more ems and police highlighted their efforts to save emily fazzino that january night- in cpr demonstrations and bath tub recreations. most described alexander fazzino's rollercoaster behavior in great detail. later on, a detective detailed a february 2012 search warrant- where they discovered a packed back pack wore that night, emily's jewelry, a 250 thousand dollar life insurance policy and divorce papers-- filed just six days before her death. but the most compelling testimony of all came last. the family's nanny for nearly a year- gave an inside look at what she called a "rocky relationship" through emily's known addiction to medication and fazzino's "controlling nature" ""i asked emily two questions, one if she was afraid of alex- what'd she say? -yes. then i asked her a second, i asked if she thought alex would harm or even kill her...... she nodded her head yes." " claire: w

"children's healthcare of atlanta" has released this video -- showing 17-year-old "claire crawford"-- collapsing -- and going into cardiac arrest -- during a high school volleyball game. school officials administered c-p-r and called 9-1-1 -- while someone ran to get an "automated external defibrillators". four and a half minutes after she went into cardiac arrest the a-e-d was used to bring claire back to life. doctors say-- without question-- the use of the a-e-d saved her life! she has been diagnosed with "ventricular fibrillation. " claire is doing well -- and is under the care of doctors at children's healthcare of atlanta. talking about the super bowl all week is bringing back a lot of memories - especially for the super bowl champs the tampa bay buccaneers. todd yoder was a backup tight end and special teams player for that champion team. 10 sports director dave wirth went to find out where he is now and learned he is still surrounded by football. now 37 years old, todd yoder teaches weight training at calvary christian high school .. along with being the warriors' head footbal

of claire. she had to go under go triple by pass surgery. >> . there's been a little bit of wind from time to time. i can want the wind to be stirring up. through the day tomorrow. >> wrao drive to and from work should be okay. roads have improved a bit. with the sunshine. we'll keep it that way. arriving in denver. will it accumulate. and when do we finally warm up. >> . thanks. coming up next. why broncos wide receiver is tired of all the hype surrounding one panthers player. >> why wes welker is back in a team that's too pressured for the big moment coming up here. day. season long. case. this morning. when the team met with us. for media availability. busy day for the broncos. not only did they immediate with the media. they went through another practice. stanford university. the former backyard of elway. speak of elway he's no longer the oldest quarter back to start in a super bowl. that will go to 39 year-old peyton manning. whether or not peyton manning has talked to john about that stat. >> i conversations with john. about playing quarter

local 5's claire powell is here to tell their story, and what happened to all that money. claire: within the last week, 22 veteran groups across the nation have received checks - or have been told they will- all coming from the trump foundation. that includes four veteran groups here in iowa- three of which have received a check for one hundred thousand dollars. but its how one received it that has people talking. on january 28th republican presidential candidate donald trump said he after skipping the fox news debate and fundraising six million dollars- donating one million of his own. all for veterans. "whatever the result did the right thingbecause i did it all in all, 22 veterans groups nation wide have been receiving surprise checks. of those, four are here in iowa-- the souixland soldiers, project for patriots, foundation seen here with their check... and one other. right here in des moines. "one enevelope nothing to it, pretty basic" with no notification, this simple fed ex letter- randomly showed up last week- with this blank envelope inside. "kind of

in daytona beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. jim: coming up, a florida convenience store, held up a gunpoint. it' s a story you may have heard before. angela: yeah, but this time there' s a bit of a twist. , the gunman, an 8-year-old boy. we' re taking a closer look at the bizarre crime. plus, new information about a nasty crash involving an orlando fire truck. jim: and a deadly accident on a new york city construction site. what investigators think caused a massive crane to come crashing down on a street. tony? tony: it is going to be a breezy and cool friday evening. clouds are stick a how to put your foot man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. sta-green fertilizer, at lowe's. news in osceola county. diagnosed there. it is the 14th case in the state. six other counties are dealing with this, santa rosa, lee, miami dade, st. john, broward. certain areas. we have a crew on the scene the spread. accident in new york city left one man dead. a crane collapsed this mo

claire: more than 100 were camped out here for over a month. the chief of police says about 1/3 were chronic homeless. another 1/3, folks with mental health and substance abuse issues. the last third says the chief, those who were here just to take advantage. >> you heard about prostitution, you heard about drug dealing, you heard about beat downs, you heard about shake downs. claire: police chief mike chitwood says it was all going on on beach street before police moved in, ready to arrest anyone for violating a camping ordinance if they refused to leave or take a dedicated bed offered by the salvation army. off camera, we interviewed under cover officers who lived in the population for three days and two nights. in one instance, they witnessed and surreptitiously called for help, but the chief says the informal government set up within the camp persuaded the victim not to press charges. >> the camp goons wandered coming, don' t anybody talk, hide your beer, hide your drugs and don' t cooperate. claire: the undercovers told us they saw a lot o

wesh 2' s claire metz joins us there live. claire, what have you learned? claire: a horrible story. a 29-year-old man tried to drive his pickup truck through this construction zone behind me around old kings road and forest grove drive about 10:30 last night. he got it stuck in soft dirt. according to the highway patrol, he called friends to help him. jessica darby and her fiance, but they had no luck in moving the pickup and noticed a construction worker and asked the driver of a dump truck to help pull them out. he could not get the pickup out of the dirt and was backing up to leave when he ran over the pickup owner and his friend who were apparently standing the hine the dump truck. -- behind the dump truck and the the driver did not realize he hit anyone because he drove away and was stopped less than a mile up the road. he complained of chest pains when the trooper made contact and was ultimately hospitalized to be checked out. it sounds like a terribly tragic accident, the truck driver trying to help the young people then hit them as they stood at the scene. according to fhp,