(crystal gayle) don't know when i've been so blue don't know what's come over you hi, i'm crystal gayle. and i'm charley pride. and we're here to share with you the most wonderful country music of our lives. by the time i get to phoenix she'll be risin' could i have this dance crystal, country music has given us so many unforgettable songs and memories. i know, like this song i've always loved, and charley, you might remember it. you've got to kiss an angel good mornin' and let her know you think about her when you're gone there's always been something special about those sweet country ballads. make the world go away and get it off my shoulders (backup singers) still though you broke my heart (backup singers) still though we're far apart country music has always been a part of my life. my sisters loretta, peggy sue, and i, we grew up singing country tunes. yes, indeed. country music isn't just about the songs, it's about growing up. (merle haggard) if we make it through december everything's gonna be all right, i know but in time, you'll understand, dear when you shed a tear then you'll

p>> crystal: i'm crystal clark. pa quick check of the headlines pthis half hour. olice in clearwater continue ptheir search this morning for a pman who attacked a 6-year-old pgirl in a bathroom stall. pthat incident happened on friday pnight at the countryside mall in pclearwater. olice say this seemed to be an pisolated incident. pif you know who the man is in pthe picture, contact police. p>> alcides: the republican pcandidates took to the stage one plast time last night in hamdz new phampshire. pit could be do or die for pseveral of them includes jeb pbush, john kasich and kris -- pkris yi. pdonald trump holds a wide lead pwith rubio running in second lace. p>> crystal: if you made it out pstate fair yesterday, you pthe fox 13 tent was a great lace to stay dry. pour meet and greet took place pyesterday afternoon. pwe talked to viewers, and took ictures and signed autographs pand meet all the people into the pyou. pthanks to everyone that came out pto say hello to us. pto meet everyone. pi know a lot of people gav

p43 in crystal river. p34 in venice, but the winds are pup and stay up all day out of pthe northwest. pi saw gusts this morning near p30. pwith the windchill involved it pfeels colder, it feels like 38 pin brooksville and 39 in bartow. pabout to exit southern highlands pcounty and that's probably it in pthe rain department today. pa few lingering light showers psouth of lake placid on the pmove. pthe low pressure quickly whips peast of the state. pbehind it, that's the windy, pchilly air and the drier air pthat will punch in throughout pthe day. pso a sunny day, but not a very pwarm day. pat the florida state fairgrounds pby lunchtime plenty of sun and pwind in the mid-50s. pwe only climb to 57 today. pif you like warm temps, i talk pabout if there's any on the pseven day coming up. p>> alcides: we follow a pdeveloping story out of orlando. pwe get word of a deadly pnightclub shooting in orlando pthat happened overnight at the pglitz ultra lounge on universal pboulevard. pthat's a very touristy, heavy ploc

p>> crystal: that's, lindsay. pan emotional reunion for a pmiddle school student in pfairfax, virginia. pit was a big night for tre key. phe was starring as mafasah in p"the lion king." pwhat he didn't know, his dad was pon a new mission, one to reunite pthe family. pnobody in the family including phis mom and sister knew he was pthere. pafter the show the director pstarted to ask tre some pquestions and that's when he prealized that his dad was in the p>> honestly, i still can't preally believe it. pi'm excited because we just got pthrough our premiere, and this pjust made it 1,000 times better. pi'm so, so happy. phe told me he'd be here in pspirit, and i wore a little pin pto remind me of him. pnow i have the better thing in erson. pshow. probert kooe spent the last pseveral months working in pdepartment. pthey didn't expect him back home puntil the summer. palready probably the nerves from pthe show but to know your dad pwas watching. p>> alcides: that's so awesome. pthanks for your service and pwelcome back.

"crystal" - "i thought since they were giving it to me it was ok"when crystal got pregnant -- she stopped taking those pain meds cold turkey . two days later she was hospitalized for withdrawal symptoms.doctors told her it was too risky for her baby to quit -- so crystal was put on a dose of synthetic opiate that doctors like andrea stutesman say is safe for pregnant women. stutesman - "you can't just stop it. if you stop the medication abruptly, you have a high rate of abortion. so you lose the baby."crystal "it's really hard. (crying) he shouldn't be on anything. but ... you can lose them. i don't want to lose my babies. i love my children." when her son was born, he went through withdrawal.crystal - "i noticed. not a normal baby after having 5 others.crystal - "shakey. he wouldn't eat tight."it's called neonatal abstinence syndrome. "they can't overcome that themselves. and they need medication. and then we have to wean them slowly, hopefully off so that they can go home." nurse navigator shannon miles watched the surge in these nas cases with a critical eye. shannon miles - "we needed

. >> the other victim in this case, crystal hamilton. she called 911 after a fight with her husband, ronald. moments later police say he shot and killed her. tonight we are learning more about the victims. fox 5's marina marraco is live in woodbridge with the latest. marina? >> reporter: a lot of moving pieces to this entire story. first the investigation of what exactly took place that led to this call and ultimately the death of officer guindon. prince william county police say their investigation is over. today of course was ronald hamilton's arraignment. he had two separate arraignments, first at domestic violence court and secondly for officer guindon's death. he could face the death penalty for her murder. vigils going to be held to remember officer procession that's going start at the funeral home and come up here up prince william county and head back to the chap elwhere tomorrow's funeral will be held. it will be a public funeral and at noon of course there is limited space so they're asking if the public does wish to attend, th

thank you, crystal city. while we're on the subject of terrifying water and gives you nightmares and make you want to die, i have positive news about flint, michigan. the governor decided to cough up $2 million for the city of flint to start the mayor's plan of starting to replace flint's ruined pipes. through this whole crisis not a single pipe has been replaced yet. the mayor has forced this to happen despite incredible continued resistance, but she has pried $2 million out of the governor now. the first 2 million in funding the mayor says will be enough start. it will be enough to pay for the first several hundred lead pipes to be replaced in flint out of a total of more than 15,000 that will have to go. the mayor plans to start digging up flint's first pipe and training local workers how to do the pipe replacement as of next week thanks to the shear force of will of the city's mayor. they will finally fix the water system next week. i have one more for you. do you remember the natural gas leak in californ

crystal hamilton. the wife of the alleged gunman. >> by all accounts, they knew there were problems in the marriage. jan jeffcoat is live in the studio with more on that part of the story. jan, just so sad. >> it is sad. and we learned from one of her best friends, who g death, is opening up to us about the signs of domestic abuse she witnessed firsthand. >> crystal is an amazing person. she lit up a room when she walked in. >> reporter: shayna colunga and beth hamilton walked in. they were fifth grade classmates. the two were so close, crystal often told shayna secrets about her troubled marriage. including an affair her husband was having. >> she was devastated that he had done it again. because this wasn't the first affair he had had on her. >> reporter: but it wasn't just an affair that concerned shayna. it was all the other signs of domestic abuse experts say you should look out for. nd there were a lot. br out of a jealous rage, he oke her phone. he would cancel her debit and credit cards. he too

and also tonight they mourned 29-year-old crystal hamilton. police say her husband was the gunman who killed both women. >> we have live team coverage. alexandra limon and marina marraco who attended a vigil. she starts us off tonight. marina? >> reporter: the outpouring of support has been incredible. just a small show of how ashley guindon is being remembered tonight who, only after a day having been sworn into the police force and just an hour and a half into her shot dead while responding to a call. [ bagpipes playing ] >> reporter: hundreds filled the prince william county complex to honor 28-year-old ashley guindon gunned down in the line of duty after only an hour and a half into her first shift ever as a police officer. here fellow officers along with the community, many who had never met her, lit candles and prayed. >> that child may wem be alive today because ashley had the courage to ensure that that family got the intervention they needed. >> reporter: black ribbons covered hundreds of law enforcement badges paying respect to guind

here's how crystal says it played out. she takes the wheel, delicately maneuvering the car. then the lesson moves from the parking lot to the neighborhood's main streets. >> we stopped and she pulled over, and we switched seats. >> reporter: tammy takes the wheel. she's going at a snail's pace, when suddenly, an impatient driver appears. >> a silver car, he's riding our bumper. i honk the horn. >> reporter: that honk of the horn, something we've all done, would change everything. you pull up here. >> she turns right. and right about here -- >> reporter: she says that silver car suddenly sideswipes them. who is this guy? >> reporter: were you scared? >> yes, i was really scared. he gets out of the car. >> reporter: it's okay. take your time. >> he says i'm going to kill you and your daughter. >> reporter: in a panic, crystal says they flee the scene. but what happens next is a puzzle we piece together tonight. everyone agrees that sometime after 11:00 p.m., two cars go to the end of the cul-de-sac where the myers live. a gun. you heard the shots? >> yes. >> reporter: did you

it's one of hundreds in crystal river right now. coming up... why wildlife experts say these manatees you're watching fox 35 good day orlando. it's @ @drunk-driving case. "fox wisconsin" reports-- 76-year-old john breath... when he was pulled over in 20-14. he told police-- he had just eaten beer-battered fish. but-- his blood- alcohol level was "point 0-4-2"... way higher than any food can give you. przybyla was convicted on monday. this is his 10th drunk driving offense. time to take a look at the stories making headlines around florida. a cape coral man is behind bars-- accused of trying to blackmail underage girls into sending him inappropriate photos. polk county deputies say lucas bales used the communication app "kik" to contact two 11-year-old girls. they say bales used the whitepages to find out personal information about one of those girls... ... then tried to force her into sending him nude pictures. bales threatened to post her address on the internet, and even threatened to burn her house down. investigatpors were able to track him

@alcides. @>> alcides: crystal clark in @tampa. @thanks so much, crystal. @as steve haggardy mentioned not @too long from that shooting was @a deadly standing at east 20th @avenue after 11:00 last night. @nebraska avenue and floribraska @are closed as police @investigate. @police do say they have someone @in custody. @>>> the martial arts instructer @is under arrest accused of @apparently touching two young @girls. @pinellas county deputies @arrested andre jin kim for @molesting a 6-year-old and @7-year-old. @the owner where he worked had no @idea what was going on until @deputies called him and said one @of his former employees with a @being arrested. @23-year-old andre kim worked at @he was fired for poor @performance by the owner who @also happening to be his -- @happens to be the cousin. @he followed two girls into the @bathroom and touched them @inappropriately. @then deputies told the girls not @to tell anyone. @>> i am deeply sorry for the @families and the victims, and i @am glad he got caught and in @custody. @and just -- i feel so bad. @we teach o

crystal dilworth. now bigger and potentially more dangerous, that's the best way to describe what's happening the smoking alternative known as e-cigarettes, or vaping. >> it's an industry that seems to really be exploding i mean you're seeing it everywhere. and a part of me wonders if this might be because of some misinformation about vaping, that's my sense. >> and our dr. crystal dilworth, you have your phd in nicotine studies so we've asked you to keep a tab on this. there's a lot academic research that's being done on the safety of use of these devices, but it can't really keep up with a growing industry. >> i enjoy the taste of it and not get the harmful effects of what smoking does. >> call them vapers, or foggers or competitive cloud chasers... all are welcome at crystal vapor, one of thousands of vape shops across the country. since techknow first reported on the "vaping" phenomenon in 2013, the industry has taken off like wild fire. revenue is estimated to reach 3.5 billion dollars this year,

crystal dilworth and dr. shini somara.t's a debate that somehow is still raging on - is the climate changing, is man to blame and is there anything we can do to stop the disaster. most agree the answers is yes. that's most scientists, not all of them. shini, crystal, lindsay, you each had a piece of the story. >> at the c.i.a. i was trained to analyse complex and sometimes contradictory data. climate change fits into that model as well. washington d.c. - politics are part of the equation. no matter what the science is, there's going to be contentious debate. >> i had a different experience. i was dealing with the scientists and citizens who are not debating if climate change is happening, but they are living it now. >> i think it's interesting that both sides of the debate claim to be on the side of science, and use studies as ammunition. we wanted to know who is right. things got interesting. >> as scientists we are trained to look at the data and go from there. that's what we try to keep in mind as we delve into the deba

they say it's crystal's de description of one of the men. was no prior contact, they're complete strangers. >> there's a manhunt, everyone is like, could this happen to me? >> reporter: that night, an agonizing moment for bob myers. at 7:05 p.m., he disconnects his beloved wife from the respirator. >> she'll never leave my heart, but she's gone. i didn't want my baby to suffer. but i didn't want her to go either. >> reporter: but you had to do it. >> had to. >> reporter: but before tammy can have a funeral, she's about to be buried. >> tammy myers went looking for the driver. >> reporter: as the story takes the first of what will be many sharp turns. was the innocent victim really all that innocent? >> maybe this isn't what i thought it was in the beginning. >> reporter: and a young woman with inside knowledge, to break the case, she must find the courage to turn in a friend. you called the police. what did you say? >> everything. >> reporter: when "20/20" continues. a thousand people win a thousand dollars every single day for a month. i wi

thank you, crystal city. incidentally, while we are on the subject of terrifying water that makes you want to die, i have a glimmer, slightly positive news about flint, michigan. the governor rick snyder finally decided to cough up $2 million for the city of flint to at least start the flint mayor's plan of starting to replace flint's ruined pipes. through this whole crisis, not a single pipe has been replaced yet t. mayor of flint has absolutely forced this to happen, despite incredible continued resistance after every level. she has pride $2 million out of the governor t. mayor says it will be enough to start. it will be enough she thinks to pay for the first several hundred lead pipes to be replaced out of 15,000 that have to go. the mayor plans to start digging up flint's first pipe and training local workers how to do the pipe replacement as of next week. thanks to the sheer force of that city's mayor, they are finally going to start to fix the water system in flint next week. and, and i got one more for

drive, and bears little resemblance to crystal myers' description of the shooter. and just as bizarre, the location of his house. myers' house. abrams. the irony, the suspect is right around the corner. >> little do they know, it's a block away. >> you can see his home from my front door. >> reporter: and you walked over to his front door, really angry. >> pajamas and all. >> reporter: you were yelling. >> oh, i was upset. >> reporter: bob myers is devastated. and in that moment, his understandable grief turns to unforgiving anger. a block away! are you happy? my wife was the victim. she lost her life. and it was like, they were murdering her all over again, repeatedly, daily. >> reporter: finally, a shirtless nowsch surrenders. >> suspect has been taken into custody. >> reporter: police have questions, but nobody is prepared for the shocking answers. nowsch is about to spin a whole new version of the story. >> i freaked out. >> reporter: stay with us. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico bec

p>> reporter: in a panic, crystal psays they flee the scene. pbut what happens next is a uzzle we piece together ptonight. peveryone agrees that sometime pafter 11:00 p.m., two cars go to pthe end of the cul-de-sac where pthe myers live. pand a sedan, in hot pursuit with pa gun. pyou heard the shots? p>> yes. p>> reporter: did you know she phad been hit? p>> yeah, i was screaming, mom's pbeen shot. p>> reporter: brandon remembers prunning to his mother's side as pthe sedan leaves the scene. p>> i was screaming, mom, please pstay here. pstay here. p>> everybody was telling her to pclosing her eyes. p>> reporter: she's hit in the phead. pbrandon dials 911, and at 11:34, ptammy is rushed to the hospital. pdid you have any idea who had pshot your mom? p>> no. pall i saw was the gunfire. p>> reporter: bob gets fragments pfrom a distraught crystal. p>> she said, there was blood peverywhere, all over mom's head pand face. p>> reporter: he drops peverything, and begins driving phome. phow fast are you driving? p>> 100 miles an hour. p>> reporter: every

all i saw was the gunfire. >> reporter: bob gets fragments from a distraught crystal. and face. >> reporter: he drops everything, and begins driving home. how fast are you driving? >> 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: every thought saturated with concern for his wife. it's not until the early morning hours of february 13th, when bob gets a call from police. >> he says, mr. myers, it started off as a road rage, they followed your wife home and shot her. >> reporter: he begins to call tv stations, asking for updates and granting interviews. >> i'm speechless. i've been with this woman 25 years. >> reporter: he's now the vocal spokesperson for the myers family. >> he called our station and says, hehe i'm angng about this.. >> i didn't want to free out the media. you can't find killers without the media's help. >> reporter: by daybreak, bob arrives and sees his wife's lifeless body. >> i see my wife. i said, i'm here, baby. and i said, it's going to be okay. you know? >> reporter: but his optimism is quickly dashed. >> the main doctor says, she's not going to make it. i told

they can keep it. >> reporter: for crystal, the youngest myers child, lifeicult. the loss, the scorn, the guilt. you saw everything. >> yeah. i ask myself, what if wego? i had never honked the horn, itbeen different. >> reporter: crystal is coping through music. you say you've written a song? >> yeah, i did. >> reporter:nd singing a little bit? the angel fly and let the song go and oh she'll be all right,e people judging us everywhere we go the pain will never leave >> a loving any questions still remaining. what was the real relationship between erich and

. >> reporter: in a panic, crystal says they flee the scene. but what happens next is a puzzle we piece together tonight. everyone agrees that sometime after 11:00 p.m., two cars go to the end of the cul-de-sac where the myers live. and a sedan, in hot pursuit with a gun. you heard the shots? >> yes. >> reporter: did you know she had been hit? >> yeah, i was screaming, mom's been shot. >> reporter: brandon remembers running to his mother's side as the sedan leaves the scene. >> i was screaming, mom, please stay here. stay here. >> everybody was telling her to stay awake, because she was closing her eyes. brandon dials 911, and at 11:34, tammy is rushed to the hospital. did you have any idea who had shot your mom? >> no. all i saw was the gunfire. >> reporter: bob gets fragments from a distraught crystal. >> she said, there was blood everywhere, all over mom's head and face. >> reporter: he drops everything, and begins driving home. how fast are you driving? >> 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: every thought saturated with concern for his wife. it

@fox 13's crystal clark is live @at the scene. @crystal, what do you know at @this point? @>> reporter: well, alcides, the @last time we spoke, we had a @chance to talk to a woman @working the club when the @shooting occurred. @she tells us complete madness, @everybody trying to run to get @out 80 with balk you see the @place behind me. @it is a really small building. @and at this point it looks like @family members are out here as @well in front of the club. @they have been here for a few @hours and looks like police have @just removed the body from the @scene here. @now from what we are being told @here, it started 25r7bd o'clock @the morning. @someone came inside the club. @she didn't see any kind of @altercation occur but the next @thing she knows, someone started @shooting off. @she heard four gunshots but as @we know seven people were found @the scene and an 8th person was @transported in a local vehicle @to a local hospital. @from what we know this morning @one person is deceased. @family members did not want to @talk on camera. @they were very upset. @they said thi

crystal was sitting below deck with her three-year-old in her lap the entire 12 hours. huge waves started crashing into the crusade waves were 30 feet high. crystal is wondering why the captain steered them into the storm there was a warning issued for days ahead of time. it felt like they would never get out of what they were experiencing. >> in the afternoon to 4:00 p.m. sunday morning at least, it was hard. there was no breaks or anything. the boat was tipping from side to side like we were going to fall over it was intensely crazy. >> her three-year-old in her lap the whole time. royal carribbean refunded the cruise and gave her family a cruise at a 50% discount. she is just happy to be home. back to you. >> happy she made it safely. right now big decision looming for those in lake norman. the mooresville planning board is set to decide whether to rezone this for redevelop many. costco wants to put in a store in a planned retail center off the board meets in an hour to consider the proposal. if approved, the board of commissioners will have a time say. let's check r

the other victim crystal hamilton. police say he shot and killed her. memorials in tribute to both women are growing. alexandra limon is live in woodbridge outside the hamilton's home with more. >> reporter: that's right. you can see one of those memorials for crystal hamilton today her sister and her aunt were here at the scene of the crime. they told me that crystal was a wonderful person, a dedicated mother. she also worked with wounded veterans and they can't believe she is gone. >> i know my precious baby is gone. saturday night she was shot and killed. police say her husband, army staff sergeant, ronald hamilton, is to blame. >> this say shock. you've got a man working in the pentagon. a beautiful young lady like this. you can't ask for a better wife. >> we're still trying to make sense out of everything. we're still trying to snarnd what would have motivated such violence, not just against my sister, but against the officer that lost her life, and most importantly the other officers that were injured. >> reporter: now the family is trying to wrap

that is where the family of 29-year-old crystal hamilton gathered this morning. her family said she always had a smile on her face, heardworking and caring, telling me she loved working with the wounded warriors. her sister wendy howard tells me that crystal and ronald hamilton were high school sweethearts and she doesn't hold any bad feelings against him. take a listen. >> crystal would want us to go on. she would want us to forgive. she would want us to just revoice live my life. >> it doesn't seem real. looking at everything you see here. knowing she is not around. >> face the reality. it's really true. amy: howard says her 11-year-old nephew who was home at the time understands what happened but now he is asking why? the family does say they are still working out custody arrangements. again, the family says they want to thank all officers involved. specifically saying their hearts go out to the family of ashley guindon. live in woodbridge, amy aubert, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, amy. thank you. we got to let you know there is an e-mail and facebook post f

if you come and stay at an area, excuse me, your expecting to go to crystal's to shop. i don't think you will find somebody out in north las vegas running into crystals to grab a handbag real quick. that was built for certain clien teleand that clien teleis tourists, no, i'm not surprised. it answered the need that was there. we have people that go into europe to shop, why wouldn't they come to las vegas to shop? >> yes, depending on the price of a dollar, is whether we're going from new york to london or london to new york to do shopping. >> absolutely. look at some airports and in europe, it is like, my goodness, they are shopping malls. >> well, yes, that is becoming more and more the experience, i was reading an article yesterday talking about how some of the hotels are getting away from the that to go to a spa is a whole big deal, have you to take off your clothes and put on a robe and spend time, they are offering 12-minute massages in much more accessible areas in airports and hotels. it's the wave of the future. >> yeah, except there is always going to be that s

oh, well, i, uh-- ahem, i lost a crystal to my watch. oh, your crystal? well, i... roger: i'll tell you what. why don't we tiptoe out on the patio, and we'll get a little suntan out there. i don't want a suntan, major. look, do you happen to know where major nelson left that decompression chart? i-- oh, oh. it's-- it's upstairs in the study. why don't we go up to the study? it's probably there. we'll just tiptoe up there. oh, very well. very nicely, watch out for the crystal. watch it, watch it, watch it. watch it. watch it, now. that's it. easy does it. up to the study we go. watch out. [ ] [growling] [ ] [growling] [growling] [growling] ahh! [ ] [ringing] well, um, uh, shouldn't we answer it? it might be important. it's probably the wrong number. oh! i'll get it, sir. [chuckles] ah. hello. hello, major healey. oh, boy. am i glad to hear from you. i am having such fun shopping that i have decided to spend the whole afternoon at the market. well, uh, i wouldn't do that if i were you. jeannie: oh, i am sure major nelson would not mind. may i speak with him, please? w

crystal 3 suspect? 3 3 3 3 @ @ @phone the moment that shooting @happened and they are hoping @that maybe they captured that @suspect in a recording. @they want anyone who may have @been inside this club to reach @out to them. @they are taking plenty of @witness statements. @they have removed the victim's @body from the scene as well; @however, seven people are still @in the hospital this morning, @you. @>> alcides: you may know the @answer to this but i have got to @ask. @do they have a suspect. @do they have a description? @do they know who they are @looking for? @what do we know about that? @are tight lipped about the @suspect. @description. @we don't know for sure at this @point if it is a male suspect; @however, people on the scene @tell us that a man is the one @that open fired. @at this point, they may have @i heard family members saying a @name of a person out here on the @scene. @we are not going to repeat that @at this point because it is @unconfirmed. @people they have been @interviewing them

crystal dennard "tri-health services "everyday, and there is so many women out here that we do not even touch." chris riva "tri-health ministries is one of five groups working with cradle cincinnati to combat the infant mortality problem in the tri-state. collectively they help about a thousand women each year. they know there is another 3-thousand needing their services." april griffin/tri-health services "my job is to help them have a healthy pregancy, get that baby here and get that baby at least to the first birthday."it is not a simple answer as to why this is hapening in our area. experts know family planning, smoking and making sure kids sleep on backs once they are born are factors.chris riva "another factor is nutrition and the scenerio that plays itself often is a pregant mother who lives more than a mile away from a grocery store. with no transportation - they often head to the corner mart to get their gorceries."crystal dennard

doctors prescribed pain medication to crystal for a back injury. when she got pregnant and quit taking the opiates -- she discovered a very big problem. crystal was addicted to pain meds ... and if she just stopped, the withdrawal would kill her baby. doctors and nurses at virginia baptist hospital tell me the number of women, like crystal, has skyrocketed. they know, because they are treating an unprecedented number of babies for withdrawal in the nicu. danner intvu but wait until you see what happens next... a community effort... to address the problem and find solutions for these mothers and babies. join me for born addicted tonight on 13 news at 6. 3 3 danner much more coverage appomattox --- in 3 minutes -- as we take a live look at the 3 3 mark people are out -- surveying their homes -- and starting the long process of cleaning up.... there is another field we went and looked through yesterday and the woods are torn to pieces back there. but they are not alone.(:05)salina mcnutt - "you see devastation, like movie quality devastation, and it's

crystal became trapped. the medical examiner needed dental records to identify her. >> she was my love. every time i smell smoke. christmas and her birthday and it's always hard. >> reporter: crystal's family says pfeiffer has never apologized or pony spoken to them. when pfeiffer is sentenced in march they have their first opportunity to speak to her and the judge about the pain this has caused. from our control room, ted dang yell, fox 25 news. >>> a fast moving fire kills a woman and leaves her brother and sister in critical condition. firefighters believe they do know what caused the fire here on walton street in fitchburg but they're not making that public at this time. it's not suspicious. a neighbor pulled all three people from that burning home. >>> local family outraged tonight that their baby girl was bitten on the face by a dog. according to investigators the dog bit the 18 month-old twice. the daughter has now 10 stitches and now some are questioning if dogs should be allowed in town hall at all.

lots of good food cooking in the kitchen at crystal cathedral of faith. the church in waterloo is hosting its annual black history month dinner. on the menu -- mac and cheese, turkey, candied yams, also desserts. "it basically goes back to the legacy of our forefathers. which we know came over from slave ships, they worked hard, some of them died, sacrificed for the right to vote, just for the right to freedom." reverend campbell says churches have a vital role in remembering the legacy of black history month. the crystal of faith church also has tasty dinners every sunday after service. they also have food drives on the first sunday of the month -- where nearly 200 people are served. thank you shirley -- donations made for the soul food dinner go towards the church. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... women who were once told they'll never have children, are getting a second chance with an increadible surgery. and... three women in iowa are now diagnosed with the zika virus. --------- --------- --------- a cedar rapids man is convicfirst

it was about 5:30 saturday evening when crystal hamilton made a call from her home on lashmere drivewoodbridge. report of an argument. but police say that she had already been killed when police arrived. thousand her husband and the suspect, the man who has been arrested, rodney hamilton, opened fire on police officers. ashley guindon was killed. officers david mckeown and jesse hampton were wounded. they remain hospitalized. they're expected to recover, but authorities say that they have a long road to recovery. now, hamilton eventually surrender surrendered, held without bond. he faces serious charges. they include a capital murder charge, charge, assault on a police officer charge, three counts of that. and weapons charge. they say he was armed with a .45 caliber happened gun oig as well as a rifle. he is an active duty sergeant in the united states army. he is working out of the pent gop. he is in the communications i.t. area there. so once we hear from him in court, or at least this appearance is made, we are expecting to learn more about the motive behind the shootings rocking