colleen the cases were reported to the health department last week. and both people infected after affected country. the health department says recovered. the colorado public health and environment has not released any the cases. we know zika is most commonly spread by a type of mosquito that doesn't live in colorado. so the likelihood of you getting the virus from a mosquito here in colorado is low. zika causes mild illness... sometimes people don't have any symptoms at all. the cdc says it could be linked to birth defects... and a doctor here in colorado says some women here are worried. the cdc says there are no commercially available diagnostic tests for zika virus disease...coming up at 5:30... i'll talk about how you should go about the testing process if you think there's a chance you could have zika...remember zika spread by a type of doesn't live in colorado. a drug that could save lives is going down the drain. the way billions of dollars in cancer medicine is going to to make every much -- again! i'm talking forbes magazine annual list of t

colleen these states aren't make or break for the candidates. cheryl...we're at an interesting point... one week after super tuesday...but one week away from florida... which is a defining point in the campaign process. michigan will be democrats...there to hand out to democrats today. bernie sanders of them to really with hilary clinton. republicans on the other hand... are mississippi. presidential candidate :31-:40 hand everybody. do you swear that you're going to vote for donald trump tomorrow? presidential candidate :43-:49 "we're seeing folks who had been supporting donald trump who are realizing he isn't who they thought he was." " marco rubio is concentrated on his home state of trying to win that next tuesday. but right now... polls show he is still 8 points behind trump. verzion has to pay more than a million bucks for a super cookie... and trust me... it's lot of families and travel surge. estimates it will see seven-percent more travelers compared to last year. if you're not enrolled in t-s-a your self some up three hours internation

colleen. border patrol officers have a keen eye for details... and that paid off when they noticed something different about a car coming into california. we'll tell you where someone in that car was hiding. mama always says "look both ways before crossing the street." and this criminal clearly didn't learn that lesson. and this criminal clearly didn't learn the outcome of the erin andrews trial.. lawyers will present closing arguments today. the sports broadcaster is suing a hotel... after her stalker was able to secure the room next to hers recorded secretnude videos of her in 2008. the trial started just two weeks ago... andrews is suing the nashville hotel and management stalker for 75 million dollars. today. found a unique way to try to sneak into the u-s.... in the gas tank of an suv. u-s customs and border protection agents saw something unusual about the s-u-v... and checked under the rear seats. they were looked in a the gas tank... and found the guy curled up federal charges... the brazilian man will be deported. a thief trying to make

she's got an older sister-- colleen. i got her address. sister colleen. leah... i want you to go to the house, see what the sister knows. copy that. amanda? so why are you being so loyal to an ex-girlfriend? what do you mean? well, she said that you guys broke up two days ago. no, that's not true. apparently, she was willing to leave you if it meant she could hang on to the kids. where'd you get that? according to donald. yeah, he wishes. yeah, well, when helen saw the surveillance tape she freaked and she made you out to be a dangerous, angry guy who would take it out on those kids. she said what she had to say. why would she lie? because she loves those kids. she needed time. parker: how long you been working custody cases, amanda? a long time. 18 years. must feel good to win. what feels goois working on a settlement. letting both parents see the kids. mr. westfall always tries to do that. ed: but that didn't happen this time. donald was so bitter and angry, he just wouldn't listen to reason. well, how even-keeled was helen? she adored those kids. every mother

colleen-we've heard from a lot of fans. there is so much love for peyton manning here in denver, in indianapolis, colts fans reacting, across the world people are wishing him the best. he only spent 4 years here in denver but they were 4 great years. of course broncos country is sad to see him go, but they're so grateful he made denver his home. and we have fans a chance to say their thank you's and goodbyes. this is a big deal- a legend is retiring. national media here and people from all over colorado here for that official announcement later this morning alright, broncos fans -- this is a big deal- a legend is retiring. national media here and people from all over colorado here for that official announcement we're asking you to share your thanks - or favorite memories - from manning's career... on social media... using hash-tag be- many n-f-l players are posting online about manning's decision to retire. old friend and competitor tom brady posted... "congratulations peyton on an incredible career. you changed the game fo

all right, colleen, thanks. >>> 5:40 right now. consumers may be getting a taste for chipotle once again. a survey shows negative sentiment appears to be fading. willingness picked up after it gave out cow ponce for -- they're hosting a hiring event at the aurora store. they're looking to fill 200 this is all part of an effort nationwide to hire associates gearing up for spring. that's the busiest selling season for home depot. sales positions, across all departments. candidates encouraged to apply online. before you go, you can visit www.careers. homedepot.com for more information. the latest retail to rerespond to a tightening labor market. costco says starting this month, they will increase to $13 an hour. they had 205,000 employees at the end of the august. >>> around here we have nice southwest winds. it's warm. hey, what is this happening around noon. wind shifts and starts coming out of the northeast later in the day. that's going to bring some hazy sunshine to cloudy conditions this afternoon. and a few very light showers t

i'm the owner of the property not you. >> we may have been too traditional for colleen so we sat downh a black person to see how they feel. >> you catered weddings at the plantation. >> yes. >> how do you feel about that? >> i don't see an issue. >> if you had a contract that said we wanted all african american staff and we want to call you all the "n" words but you get paid. >> $10,000 for the day. >> in the spirit of the antebellum world. >> no amount -- >> $20,000? >> i wouldn't put a price on it. >> a million dollars. >> that's a lot of money. >> now we're talking. >> a lot of people think it's bad to get married at a plantation given its history do you think that valid. >> there's truth there but if you look to the nation as a whole there's so many places evil has happened we wouldn't have anywhere to do great events. >> just because bad [bleep] doesn't happen doesn't mean we shouldn't have weddings so let me speak my mind. plantation weddings are beaute you will. >> and white people serve you. who would have thought we'd live to see the day. >> or any day. i have to admit i love

live at broncos colleen... manning is expected to give his formal at 11. and celebrities wishing him the best... but broncos country got a little emotional too yesterday... vo: you welcome the team into your home every week during football season so people feel like they know him...even though it was only 4 short years. how do you say goodbye to a legend? shortage of love for peyton. that's wishing him have something today...mostly "thank you" for being a legend and making the sport you will be missed... the mesages go on from around the from around the last 4 years... the mesages go on from around the country have been posting about annoucment yesterday morning ... here are some... you can send your messages to peyton this morning using the hashtag be on 9. the official news conference to announce manning's retirement is this morning 11 a-m. we'll carry it live on 9news, channel 20 and on 9news- dot-com. let's get to marty now- a few cooler days to start the week... today denver will begin warning ordinance th

. >> reporter: expert colleen fitzpatrick says when it's time to put everything back make sure you have matching hangars. >> and everything to face in the same direction. >> reporter: color code

colleen crews just worked on an area where you're at. you can see the fresh patch they put on here. denver public works has filled 11 thousand potholes so far this year. works has filled 11 thousand potholes so far this year. on any given year they can fill up to 100 thousand potholes. we tagged along with a pothole crew to show you how they go around patching it up and making the road safe for you to drive. weather permitting, the crews are constantly working through the year. at any given time they have 8-10 crews working to fill potholes, monday through friday. most of their work.comes from your requests. if you're not a fan of calling 311 - there's now an easy way report potholes on your cell phone! i'll talk about that at 5:30am go to our facebook page and let us know where is the most frustrating part of your commute star wars fans have another movie to look forward in the winter.... but something exciting is coming out even sooner! i'll tell you what it is! star wars fans have another movie the winter.... but something exciting bison--- the live kind -- today 30 of the animal

colleen ferreira will have more in a minute. we start with mike bliss at uc health training center this peyton makes his announcement, mike, in a couple of hours, his whole family will be there. his mom and dad will be there. >> reporter: that's right. a big crowd on hand. happening out programs here, gary, it's going to be something else. lot of the talk now that peyton has been is retired is, where does he rank among the all time greats. i got him tied for second with tom brady. i have montana number one. he had 11 touchdown passes, zero interceptions, montana's performance in the big games, has poised under pressure is why i got him number one. manning with the stats he has all the career records, all the significant career records, tom brady is nemesis, hard to put one above the other. you got to put them tied for second i do believe all time. one thing about manning, for was better than montana or brett favre. the broncos benefited from that. >> just incredible career. thank you. >>> since news broke of his impending retire

colleen ferreira is joining us from the information center. colleen, investigators say really a miracle here nobody lost their lives. >> this whole thing was so scary for all the passengers, we've seen this before. train derailments have a tendency to be deadly. five people with minor injuries, 4 people with serious injuries, but the four people with serious injuries, they're not life-threatening injuries. let's show you video from when this thing happened the train was carrying 213 people. it was traveling to stockton. coming down really hard over there and preliminary reports say a downed tree on the tracks caused the first two cars to derail, sending the first car into a creek. passengers were in that car sideways until rescue crews got there. unreal. stop. didn't realize until rater that the front car had derailed. >> i mean, this is what it looked like. you can't even imagine being with this when it landed in the to survive. sideways. they say pangs were helping each other out of this area. they had to hike out to get to buses and finally

colleen? >> reporter: gary, we know it all too well, these colorado winters are so harsh on our roads. come spring we see so many potholes and patches around the city, crews are trying to get them all fixed. so far denver works tells me they've mixed 11,000 potholes this year-to-date. many of you say there are still many more. >> it's horrible. it's horrible. it's the worst thing. >> it's progressively getting worse and worse. >> those pesky potholes just keep popping up. it's the same story every year. one hole after another. everyone has that spot that drives them nuts. >> broadway between louisiana and mississippi. >> sometimes along sixth avenue and spear boulevard. >> the pain of driving over the potholes is frustration. >> the ruin nation of my car. >> but denver public works says they've made it a priority to patch them up. they've filled 11,000 so far this year. more than 101,000 last year and 78,000 in 2014. >> typically we have eight to ten crews that are filling potholes every day m

let's go live to washington and bring in correspondent colleen mccain nelson. it is hot on the campaign trail. donald trump today will have two big meetings. he will meet with apac and he will meet with republican offici officials. what does he have to do? does he have to woo these two groups? >> he has a lot of work to do in the meetings. you see the republican establishment is still very wary of donald trump. they are still having closed-door meetings trying to figure out how to nominate someone not named donald trump. how they go to the convention and come up with another candidate and there is still a lot of republican officials hoping that donald trump won't get to 1,237 delegates. the magic number to give him the nomination. there is talk about a third party candidate. still talk about someone who is not running for president emerging as the republican nominee. he has work to do to win over the so-called republican establish. and heading into apac today, he also will face protests there. a lot of people are planning to walk out of his speech. he has drawn

we have white house journalist colleen mccain nelson.ump has a lot at stake today. >> that's right. after this past weekend, ted cruz was able to blunt donald trump's momentum and establish himself as the leading alternative to trump. this is the chance for trump to reassert himself and show this past weekend was a blip and in fact he is still the prohibitive frontrunner. polls show him doing well in michigan. he's very strong in the south. mississippi could be a big state for him. he has a chance to reassert himself and get his footing back. if ted cruz can pick off a state or two tonight, that could continue to undercut trump and really raise questions about whether donald trump has reached his ceiling and whether voters are starting to sour on donald trump. >> as big as today is, it is a prologue to next week with winner take all in florida and ohio. there's a blood bath in florida with a lot of anti-trump ads up from independent groups or never trump groups. some loosely affiliated with marco rubio. and the polls right now show an ei

here to join me is colleen mccain.olleen, before we start, i want to let you know we may dip into governor kasich's rally there in saint george, utah. if so, we'll interrupt you and take a listen. meanwhile, let's talk about this. what are the odds that governor kasich will become the republican nominee? >> under normal circumstances, the odds would pretty much be zero. john kasich would not have a path to the nomination at this point. he's won only one contest. he has 143 delegates. even if he won every single delegate that is still left on the table, it still wouldn't be enough for him to secure the nomination. but in this campaign season, we've seen that it's been filled with surprises. this is not a normal set of circumstances. so you have john kasich campaigning, saying he's hoping to get to a contested convention. he's not saying i can win the nomination outright. he's saying i can hold out and wait 'til july and get to a convention and then hope a lot of things go my way and even if he gets to cleveland, even if

colleen, a busy day for candidates. >> for the past couple of weeks. idaho will host a primary, michigan and mississippi will hold primaries for both parties and in hawaii, republicans will caucus. an online poll was just released this morning. this national poll surveyed people 19 and older. it shows more people currently support hillary clinton over bernie sanders. you see it right there. donald trump is still the front runner over there. ted cruz and marco rubio coming in at second and third. of course those numbers are just coming in from one poll. let's focus a little bit on today. of the four states on the table today, michigan has the most delegates. if trump wins michigan, that sets him up to win ohio, which this needs to be a big day for bernie sanders in michigan. so why is michigan the biggest prize tonight? it has 55 republican delegates up for grabs and 132 for democrats. >>> mayor michael bloomberg won't be running for president. there was rumors he would be running as an independent, but in a column, he feared his campaign could lead to

let's bring in colleen , a correspondent for the wall street journal article and melinda , thank youor being with us today. we appreciate it. the last two days, the president has received criticism not just from republicans but for going to the baseball game, doing the wave, doing salsa dancing in argentina while much of the world is mourning what happened in brussels this week wall street journal had an interesting piece this morning and according to his aides, they say the president approach partly reflects his belief that over reacting to a terrorist attack however horrific it is only elevates extremely groups like isis in a way that exaggerates their influence so colleen, the take away from that is as much criticism as he'sgetting the president knows exactly what he's doing and is doing this on purpose . >> he's been consistent in this response. he's received this criticism in the past and he's long said we don't wantto elevate the terrorist . we don't want to be paralyzed by fear. we need to continue living our lives and so there's an argument to be made about that and he was in

colleen, thank you.

this happened near the san francisco bay area. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is following the latest developments...col leen they're saying a downed tree caused all of this to happen. i've been following updates from our nbc station in the bay area... their latest update says 9 people are injured...4 of those injuries are serious. we know the train was taking silicon valley to the central valley... it derailed the first two cars of the train derailed...the first creek. officials say there was heavy rain time of the derailment...prelimi nary reports say a downed tree casued this to happen. passengers on that train say.. they were all panicking. officials say quote miracle that no one was killed. they are waiting for daylight this morning to continue the investigation. we're learning more about a suspicious device found in canon city. this is what it looked like. two people fished it out of the arkansas river... says he first spotted it over the weekend... and took later to dig it out. the nephew's parents called 9-1- 1. police and bomb squads evacuated middle of sunday night... and th

the outcome of a grand jury investigation in texas,el he is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend colleen crowley who claims he la hit her several times and ruptured and eardrum, the judge issued a protective order barring him from contacting hera dallas police turned the investigation to the grand jury be charged, d we'll bring you any new developments . >> the ohio primary is just four days away on tuesday, as the candidates make their final patch, bernie sanders just finished speaking at a toledo rally as matt wright was their. >> after this rally held by vermont senator bernie sanders, he spoke for one hour here at the convention center filled with 2,000 people he tacked to the stage at about 5:00 p.m. the chairs of mostly college aged audience hope for a repeat of his victory over hillary clinton in michigan said it is possible the ohio if enough voter turnout he highlighted his differences, his opposition to trade deals as he appeals tos the collar workers in toledo and called for finance wage and opponents alike hillary clinton question how he would pay for that andonll pass congre

. >> nichole: colleen signed them berea rec center. christina is the instructor. kids as young as 10 months take the 10-minute one on one session. >> in the beginning it looks like nothing is happening, and a all of a sudden it clicks and you realize they're learning how to roll over all on their own and float on their backs. >> the final test includes a fully-clothed splash into the pool. the goal is to give kids a fighting chance of survival, whatever the conditions may be. christina also does what if scenarios. what if a child was lured by a toy? 3-year-old ben knows what to do. his grandma says the hardest part can be watching. >> those kids that start out screaming because they have to get water on their face to learn how to do this end up crying and screaming eventually because they don't want to get out of the water. not only are they learning water safety, they're also learning a true love of the water. >> reporter: colleen agrees. and the progress over the past year has been rewarding. >> they don't have that sense of fear in their eyes of what am i doing

the 43-year-old mother, colleen law man, telling the highway patrol that she just wanted to get home to her home in boynton beach, which is 40 miles north of here. the trooper seeing a two-year-old child in the back seatat strapped in a car seat. breath. the mom believing that she was doing quite well, surprised when the trooper told her that he had to place her under arrest. that's when she resisted, saying that she had done nothing wrong. but according to the report, she admitted to having two blue moon beers at dinner, and three xanax and one zoloft, which she had a prescription for. >> any time you are driving impaired, you can see the dangers of it. and she had already run over

we're at the denver museum, i'm join bid colleen, sweet to wake up with us this morning. you're the manager of the:00s here at the museum and have your own clubhouse what are you going to show these girls tomorrow? >> i manage the touchable hands-on collection at the museum everything in my clubhouse i bring out is going to be touchable and hands on. >> tell us, so they can get an idea. >> we cover the sciences that the museum does one of the things is a horn core. it's an actual fossil 65 million years old that you can hold and check out. we will have things like these are love sticks from the island. this is really neat. >> if a gentleman was sweet on a girl, he would take this and stick it into her hut. if she accepts him, she pulls it in and but if he pushes it back out, the whole village sees it. >> there's different artifacts >> we cover dinosaurs, people, geology, all of it. >> there are tons of activities for the girls to do. >> we're going to do a selection of objects out and decide which category you would put them in. would a piece of wood, does it >> it starts

the 43-year-old mother, colleen law man, telling the highway patrol that she just wanted to get home to her home in boynton beach, which is 40 miles north of here. the trooper seeing a two-year-old child in the back seatat strapped in a car seat. breath. the mom believing that she was doing quite well, surprised when the trooper told her that he had to place her under arrest. that's when she resisted, saying that she had done nothing wrong. but according to the report, she admitted to having two blue moon beers at dinner, and three xanax and one zoloft, which she had a prescription for. >> any time you are driving impaired, you can see the dangers of it. and she had already run over driving on the rim, and it makes it so much more dangerous when i have a child in the car. and there are enhanced penalties if you have a approximately over .185 and a child in the car under 1. >> the mother was booked into the broward county jai and she faced dui and child neglect. much more in the next hour, vanessa ruiz, 7 news. >> lynn: an explosive emergency at a warehouse in west miami-dade. respond

colleen, thank you. the presidential race. five states voting today. there are 691 delegates up for grabs for the democrats. 367 delegates for the republicans. these are the states that will be voting today. in the states voting today there is a heavy focus on the republican races especially in florida and ohio. both of those are winner take all states for the gop. democrats are seeing tight battles in the midwest and certainly worth watching. a half dozen spots in the house of representatives are open. wbtv's steve crump is live for us right now. steve, i know you are following these races closely. do we expect any surprises tonight? the edge, but there are a couple local races gaining traction that is creating buzz. one of them happens to be senate direct 40 in north and east charlotte, and the two and of -- some of you may remember the name of the charlotte city councilmember several years ago. he is taking on the incumbent joyce wadell who is a current sitting member in the north carolina general assembly. the other race though that is is kind of a

the florida highway patrol stopping colleen love man on saturday after they say she was driving without a front tire. troopers say she admitted to drinking two beers and taking a couple of antianxiety medicationonduring her dinner. her 2-year-old son sleeping the back seat. >> he mait made contact with the driver and he observed that the drivers action and also observed at there ways small child in the vehicle. it's unfortunate when you have a small child in the car and you choose to drirchtion like that. it puts the child in extreme danger. she was arrested on du airntiond child abuse charges and now o on bond. >> robbin: a tragic turn for a and her son were struck by a an suv. the 55-year-old passed away at the hospital today. sheriff deputies say she was walk her 14-year-old son monday when they were both hit on the sidewalk on north 56th street and north dix highway. that teen remains in critical condition. the drivir remained on the scene and so far has not been charged a warehouse explosion in southwest miami-dade putting one person in the hospital. firefighters responding to the

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. >> reporter: representative colleen burton's bill would make sweeping changes to the clinics in the state. >> i ask you to support this good bill. the work of many people who care about women in florida, who care about the health of floridians. who believe in life. >> reporter: changes include how clinics are licensed and inspected. the bill defunds clinics that perform abortions. >> opponents of the legislation don't see it as just a regulations bill. they see it as an attack on planned parenthood. >> reporter: missy wasalowsky with planned parenthood is afraid it would cause clinics >> it is about preventive healthcare services. treatment, cancer screenings. >> reporter: another portion of the bill says fetal organ sales are against regulations in florida. it needs to be approved in the senate. now, yesterday, democrats tried to amend the bill to make it an outright ban on abortion and if that sounds strange because it was coming from democrats, the hope was that it would actually end up killing the bill, but it never got amended that way. >> matt galka thank you. >>> another big

include colleen carter. kids will be able to handle those items and learn lessons about other cultures. >> these are love sticks from the island of clou. >> tell us the story about this. >> if a gentleman was sweet on a girl he would take this and stick it into her hut. if she doesn't she pushes it back. over the years. $4 ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, angry teenager or angry mom. that's the question for dr. phil as he steps into the middle of victorias and their son's relationship. dr. phil shares a phone call which victoria screams she hates angelo. >> helplessness. it was hopelessness. it was defeat. >> what do you want, angelo? if you could write the script for your life, what do you want? >> be successful. >> what would you like at home? >> how does angelo answer that question? what's the future for that family today at 4:00 on dr. phil. tonight on cbs 4 at 5:00, a malnourished dog dropped off at the dumb friends league how an animal cruelty investigation is under way. and who officers are looking for. why investig

9news reporter colleen ferreira people got sick, but the outbreak, they said it likely could happen here. now it has. >> the type of mosquito that carries the virus doesn't live in colorado. so the likelihood of you actually getting the virus from a mosquito here is low. nevertheless, when people hear about the first confirmed cases, especially if they've traveled abroad, they worry. both people were infected after traveling to a zika infected country. go about to be tested? well, if you travel, rash, joint pain, red eyes, muscle pain, make, some people don't show symptoms. you should think about going to your doctor. the cdc is studying whether zika virus is lynned to birth defects. because there are still so many unknowns with the virus, doctors here. >> we test every pregnant woman who's traveled regardless if they have symptoms or not. so many people can have it in their blood. >> right now we're offering testing for any woman who's traveled to those infected areas and also ultrasounds. >> so if you think you have symptoms and would like to be the tests are provided free of charge. i

colleen love man believes she is doing quite well on this field sobriety test. >> saturday night florida highway patrol responding to i-95 just north state road 84. it was a traffic stop where the trooper r lled over to check on the car on the side of the road. it had a flat tire and looks like the driver was driving on the rim for a while. 43-year-old's kia was missing front ir tiemplet the trooper asking if she was okay oomplet he made contact with the driver and he observed the drivers

colleen love man believes she is doing quite well on this field sobriety test. >> saturday night florida highway patrol responding to i-95 just north state road 84. it was a traffic stop where the trooper r lled over to check on the car on the side of the road. it had a flat tire and looks like the driver was driving on the rim for a while. 43-year-old's kia was missing front ir tiemplet the trooper asking if she was okay oomplet he made contact with the driver and he observed the drivers small child in the vehicle. her 2-year-old child sleeping in the car seatn the back. according tothe police report, the trooper could smell alcohol on her breathe. asking her if she had been drinking. she responded with she drank two beers at dinner however she also took three xanax and a zoloft. stai stand right here. okay. what you're going to do, put your hand behind your back. you're under arrest. no, no no,, why? >> no, my god. no, why? i just passed all the test. >> she was arrested. no, no. no. ma'am. charged dui and child neglect. no one answering at her boynton beach home. it's unfortunate when

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my name is colleen and i work at st. anthony foundation and part of the home little emergency providers. a lot of the things i wanted to say have been said so i want to underline the importance of housing exits from the shelter system and a system that works for people, not just a bunch of -- you know arbitrary rules that really don't contribute to safety or to creating a good environment. at st. anthony's we have a temporary weather related shelter with 60 people every night. we have been full every night since we opened. we're not seeing that we're having trouble attracting people to come into shelter. this myth of resistance -- anytime you read about or hear about it i encourage you to go to the 311 website and look at the number of people that are currently waiting for a slot in the shelter system. it's 700 people long right now and probably close to 800 bietd end of the week. i want to also just i have been doing this work for 11 years now and over the years have been coming to this body, the board of supervisors, b

. >> state troopers say they pulled off colleen hoffmann in the emergency lane off i-95 in fort ft. lauderdale. the trooper stopped to see if she neededhelp. after suspecting she was under the influence, she admitted t@ having two drinks at dinner and taking three xanax. she is facing several charges including child abuse without great bodily harm. miami-dade police officers will soon have app new addition to their polole uniform talking about body cameras, giving a green light to the police department t ter endorsing the plan less than a year ago. the commission unananously voted to fund the cameras. the camera would attach to the officer's shirt in the middle or their pocket. the wide angle lens capturing everything in view and the the director says study shows use of force goes down once everybody know that is police are using body cameras. miami mayor, carlos gimenez says that body cam raceeras will be a win/win. >> it is not about catching an officer do something wrong, on the rare occasion they do. it is showing the people of miami-dade county the great and extraordinary thing

a son jimmy, daughters colleen, katie and erin. so i want to offer my thoughts and prayers to valerie, to jimmy, to colleen, to katie and erin. you're an incredible family and your husband and father, we will never forget what an incredible person he was and the people that he impacted and the service that he gave to our state. it has been said that although geraghty had an exceptional law enforcement career, he considered his family his greatest adventure. in 2015 -- in a 2015 letter, his fellow law enforcement officers described him as a gallant public servant who has spent most of his life serving others. others described him, he was truly a consummate team player who demonstrated the true meaning of quiet professional. he was humble, dedicated and resilient with any duties and/or responsibilities he was faced with. and his remarkable and unblemished career within law enforcement is a true testament and shining example of what we all wish we aspire to. this is how the officers that served with him, the troopers that served with

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. >>> reporter colleen hairy from our cbs affiliate in cleveland county spoke to the marine who did everything he could to save a family's lives. >> i can't sleep. i see that man, all he was doing, had his left hand across the rubble. >> reporter: to appreciate brian, you have to understand sunday. flames shooting up as he rushed towards a house, then an explosion rattled the area. >> i went in the yard, the house was just rubble, piled up sticks. >> reporter: he says an older gentleman, now know it was jb newton was sitting up against debris, fire raging beside him. >> i tried to hick pim up. he pushed med away. he said no, no, my wife. he went limp. >> two neighbors helped lift mr. newton over the fence. he went back for the man's wife. >> i got her - >> reporter: he says when he finally got the wall off naomi newton she was unconscious, he was exhausted but always a marine he is in other words the pain in his leg, lifted her and carried her to the fence. >> i leaned her head back, she was not breathing, i gave her a breath, i gave her a second breath, she took a deep breath and come to. >>

colleen says where did they learn this language and actions, from home.parents also need to be arrested and kids need to go to reform school. brats. and there's this comment from elizabeth, she said, this is a very sad that so many are judging rather than wondering about the problem of these troubled children. have we become so cynical we look over the idea that these troubled kids are in need? join the hundreds of viewers who are talking about this story, like our nbc 10 facebook page and comment on the news of the day. we may just read your comment on nbc 10 news. >>> 5:05 and 39 degrees outside. new from overnight, police are looking for a shooter who gunned down a man in west philadelphia. mercy hospital called police after a car dropped off a wounded man there. the victim was shot in the head, chest and arm. transferred to presbyterian hospital where he's now in critical condition. police traced the shooting to south cecil street where they found blood leading to the victim's home. investigators aren't sure if the shooting happened inside or outside

totally destroyed, and the fire happened monday, six people injured and a 4 -year-old girl was killed,a colleen sherrick with some she said she got cannot believe how quickly the fire spread her apartment was pairedtk she is in the process of moving everything out to its hard not to get frustrated but remind yourself of how lucky she is to have >> it has been a madhouse, and in the parking park about people movingp their stuff out, all at once, but again, once we start to complain, and i cut my glasses because have bloggers to move out and look at that building they have nothing left, and it is, all gone, i am lucky, my stuff is so. >> many other residents could use the nations, the nations, and if you like to help, go to fox 8.com also because it is under investigation. >> fbi agents raid a home in bay village this morning at a house on lake road near bradley road where they could be seen removing evidence including to computers from the home . fbi spokesman says it was part of a multistate investigation into child pornography the southeast exportation crime task force spearheaded several raid

colleen mccauley with public citizens for children and youth which sponsors smile day says it sold out quickly. >> having dental pain is one of the main reasons kids miss school. you have to be in school to do their best this program is about helping commit them and elevate importance of dental care. >> reporter: there are a variety of low cost or no cost dental services for children, we have a link to that information for you at cbs philly.com, click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, later this evening, vittoria woodill will take on flying trapeze. find out tonight, she will be with the pros hoff combined circus and dance theater, why they call it tank will movement art, tonight on "eyewitness news". >>> all right, lauren casey joins us now and it is certainly feeling like springtime out there. >> beautiful day. >> nice. >> mild. smiles on people faces. everyone enjoying conditions. nice dose of sunshine. certainly those tells tours feeling more like may then march but we will take it. temperatures in the 70's. again, tomorrow we will be cruising up in

. >> colleen sherrick is one of many who have to moveco out of the building caught fire on monday night, since six people injured and af 4-year-old girl killed. >> i can see flames coming from an apartment doesn't. >> i don't know if it is the first or second for the flames are going up out of the window. >> atomic bomb it felt like i watch movies about this and i've never seen one person person, it went up within five minutes, ut from the bottom to the top, and the fascinating thing i have seen it took five hours to put that fire out . >> the parking lot was filled with u-haul trucks people grabbing what they can salvage she saysc that her belongings are okay but did suffer some smoke damageu she's thankful and also for the acts of kindnessnk says she witnessed, churches and businesses have made donations comingng storage georgian facility is giving everybody impacted a first month free storage. >> some people, were not affected are still moving out, people are scared and, this can happen anywhere, no matter where you read something could happen. >> and she says even though it has been

it appears to be a typical dui stop with 43-year-old colleen loughman. but what the dash camera doesn' t show is her 2-year-old son inside the car. a trooper noticed her pulled over on the side of the road and said she appeared under the influence. the child wasn' t hurt and was released to his father. jim: everything anybody waived for dash cam? some horses take in a quick breath of freedom along the florida turnpike. this is video from miramar in south florida, where the miniature horses roamed around this morning. troopers stood nearby, so the animals wouldn' t get on the owner says they slipped free through a gap in a fence. they are miniature. they eventually mosied back home. meredith: cute. i like the little ponies. time and the is here now. we are talking prussian fires now, and really drive. -- brushfires. tony: it is even windier tomorrow. a lot going on. we will get back to the story in a moment. safety six in downtown orlando. wind out of the east-southeast at 10 to five miles per hour. there is a reason why it is stronger tomorrow. -high pre

this is charlotte today with your host colleen odegaard and eugene robinson. >>> thank you so much for joining us happy friday i love when the weekend gets here, oh my goodness! >> what are you doing this weekend? >> i'm moving. it's all right, though, i'm good because then i'll kind of relax a little bit because i don't have to move everything, i've been moving things slowly. >>> my wife is ready to get settled. >> yeah, i get it. >> i'll be moving tomorrow

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expected to decide if he will face charges stemming from an altercation in january with ex- girlfriend colleen crowley at a dallas hotel. according to her affidavit seeking an order of protection against manziel, crowley...claiming an argument with the football star turned physical...manziel allegedly striking her repeatedly...crowley saying she "became very scared" and "tried to fight him off" and later telling a valet "please don't let him take me. i'm scared for my life!" nats from nfl manziel's cleveland browns...distancing themselves from the embattled quarterback...expecte d to release him this month..new head coach hue jackson, drawing a line at his off-field behavior at the recent nfl combine. behavior will not be tolerated as we move forward and just last month, both his agent and lebron james's management company...cutting him loose as a client. the quarterback, dogged by issues surrounding his drinking since entering the nfl...stepping away from the field early last year for treatment in a rehab facility. but his father...saying his son twice refused to return to rehab...telling the

there are delays because a intersection. updates with colleen ferreira about potholes across the city. keep in mind you can head to our website at 9news.com to learn how to make those potholes disappear. >>> if you use the walmart data from clients may be hat -- may have been visible to other users during a stretch last month. walmart wants to be clear it was not a hack and was a coding mistake. it happen during a server switchover. if to customers were logged in at the same time, they may have seen the other person's information including name and medication history. walmart is contacting the customers and offering identity protection services. >>> and new venture will develop video changes -- channels from the verizon service. channels are expected to launch this spring and will include news and entertainment as well as a comedy newschannel. it is all geared to the millennial generation. there is a lot of money behind >>> welcome back. it is 6:19. toddler is home safe and sound. a mail carrier rescued a little girl from a busy street. joins us. >> a poster -- a postal carrier saw th