daniel thomas holt junior left home. he lit as launchwn chair on fire. calling for backup and took holt to jail. >>> agents from multi agencies and task forces, officers just wrapping up a four month's long under cover operation in hillsboro county arresting 30 suspects in recovering guns and drugs. this operationtargeting suspects behind an uptake, violent gun crime. >>> apple says they'll break the encryption on the iphone used by of the san bernardino shooters. >> the order could affect security on your phone and phones around the world. >> [ indiscernible audio ] cyber security. into farook's iphone. >> and as citizens we should think twice before we say yes to that. >> in apple's statement, ceo tim cook, says comply to the fbi would require to provide back door to the fbi. a point by point map of every location that you visit. >> i think it is easier to do it now because of the case and it is high profile. i think that term that i hate so much is slippery slope. >> the ceo of twitter and google voiced in on this agr

daniel thomas hall is headed to court facing to felony charges for the chain of event that is started around 3:30 yesterday morning. deputies say hall got into a fight with his sister and left the house. amidst -- he admits breaking car near his house and then he stopped on the front porch lighting the furniture on fire and then he knocks on the front door. the deputy answered with his gun and two dogs. while hall wasn't hurt, the passco sheriff had this stern warning. >> if you try to break into a house, we will use any force necessary to stop you and drop you. >> he's facingburg lair and arson charges. deputy lennox was involved in a shooting ten days ago but it is in no way relate today this case. >>> this is one of the most daring jail escapes the bay area has ever seen. now 26 years later a convicted killer is still on the run. rodney is live right now from the pope correctional institution where glenn chambers made his break for freedom. any new developments on this very old case. >> well, you know, despite the fact this case is old, as you mentioned he escaped 26 years in fact

. >> reporter: 30-year-old daniel thomas hall was looking for trouble. he is accused of breaking into cars before spotting this vehicle in a driveway and going up to the home. >> he has a lighter and he keeps trying to light all the furniture on fire. as he lights it on fire, he knocks on deputy lennox's door. >> reporter: deputy ryan lennox who works with k-9django has been with the police department since 2007. backup arrived minutes later finding hall on the deputy's lawn. the sheriff made it clear high and he has a strong warning. >> our deputies and their family members are absolutely going to be trained on how to protect themselves. that means using deadly force. so be it. >> reporter: candace mccowan, newschannel8. >>> the florida house and senate have reached a deal on how many jurors it takes to give a murder a death sentence. the house wanted a minimum of nine out of 12 jurors to vote for death while the senate wanted a unanimous decision. the two chambers compromised at 20-2. if the proposal becomes law, judges will be able to overrule the jur

deputy ryan lennox woke up to a fire on his porch and a man standing at the door. 30-year-old daniel thomas hall is accused of setting the fire apparently in hopes of getting arrested. it worked. hall is now charge with arson. deputies believe he targeted the home after seeing a take home sheriff's vehicle in the driveway. >> you know what? i don't think they should have their cruisers parked in front of their homes because that targeted them. >> the sheriff sent a strong warning that all of his deputies are prepared to use deadly force if they or their families are threatened. >>> a dangerous destructive joyride ends in a crash and the driver is 13 years old. investigators tell us jade miller stole a van in pasco county and drove it to pinellas park where she crashed into a brick wall. here are pictures of the damage. she got out and ran, but she was caught nearby. she is charged with grand theft and leaving the scene. >>> and now, more exclusive coverage from cuba. 8 on your side reporter jeff patterson has spent the past seven days in cuba. he was the only bay area reporter covering an i

. >> reporter: 30-year-old daniel thomas hall was looking for trouble when he left his hudson home this morning. he is accused of breaking into cars before spotting this deputy's take home vehicle in a home. >> he has a lighter and he keeps trying to light all the furniture on fire. as he lights it on fire, he knocks on the deputy's door. been with the department since 2007. he was in his home with his family with his gun drawn. backup arriving minutes later finding hall on the deputy's lawn. >> we are blessed. thank god that deputy lennox is safe. his family is safe. >> reporter: the small fire was put out, but the sheriff made it clear anxiety among his deputies is high. he has a strong warning. >> our deputies and their family members are absolutely going to be trained on how to protect themselves. and if that means using deadly force, so be it. >> reporter: one of hall's neighbors telling us hall was not trying to hurt anyone. >> i know he has a lot of mental disabilities. mental problems. i don't understand why he did what he did. but i hope he gets help. >> reporter: but others ar

daniel thomas was on a mission he left his home after getting into a fight with his sister. he saw a patrol car in the driveway, walked to the front door and knocked. the deputy answered with his gun, and his personal dog, he called for backup and the man was arrested after that. >> i know hei know he has a lot of mental disabilities. i don't understand why he did what he did but i hope he gets help. >> he is now facing two felony charges. >>> catching up on headlines. remember the mother from bradington sitting in jail accused of torturing her daughter to death? today, the state saying they are not going to seek the death penalty in that case. >>> you make have seen the article about the new roller coaster at busch gardens. apparently there is a rumor it is not true. it is pretty cool because of the line you will go through has a 45 minute a 45 minute experience that you can go through. it will open this summer. >>> the air force kicking the hunter planes up of their hangers. they say they need to space. the space. those plays are critical during storms, telling us how stro

deputies tell us daniel thomas hall junior left home after a fight his sister. dep, try today break in his patrol car and then lit furniture on fire on the porch. the deputy was not hurt. >> let's look expressway heading eat. the message today, speed up or pay up. troopers are cracking down on slow drivers. the slow poke law went intoe neck 2013 but hasn't been heavily enforced. the law allows state troopers to ticket left lane driver who is go ten miles per hour or more below the speed limit the goal is to keep the left lane for faster cars and passing cars, fhp will be looking for slow drivers. it will cost you three points on your license. >> taking action for job seeker, passco county is looking for hundreds of teacher, school nurses, speech pathologist and more. you don't need a teaching experience to apply. head to our abc action news to welcome at the open positions. >>> good morning everybody. captain al is over the sun coast parkway where we were seeing major delays and congestion in area. to figure out what was going on? >> >> reporter: i will tell you what, i think that mayb

daniel thomas hall is head today court this afternoon, he is facing two felony charges for the chasechainover event that is started around 3:30 yesterday morning. deputies say hall got into a fight with his sister and left their house and he later admits to breaking into several cars including a patrol unit parked in a driveway near his house. they say he went up to the deputies front porch, set the furniture on fair and knocked on the door. with his gun and his two dogs. hall wasn't hurt but he is now facing burglary and arson charges. >>> we want to keep you up to date on the zika virus crisis the number of confirmed cases seems to be growing everyday. >> yesterday we told you there were 22 cases reported here in the sunshine state. today there are 24. health experts don't want you to forget the easy ways to protect yourself and your family. keep the illness away by keeping the mosquitoes away, by removing standing water where they breed and even if you have already done that, once, is not enough. you need to keep it up, do it once a week at least and keep the bug spray and the bug repellan

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the 30-year-old daniel thomas hall is in custody. and deputies tell us that hall targeted the home because of the county sheriff's vehicle in the front yard. according to v hi admitted to trying to set a fire on the porch because he wanted to get arrested. the fire did not catch however. >>> dozens of people are in jail following a four-month undercover sting. the bust called operation gun box was carried out in the north hillsborough county area. the sheriff's office launched it after a string of violent crimes hit the area. deputies claim they found 20 stolen gun, illegal drugs and arrested 64 people. >>> president barack obama announced today that he will be traveling to cuba in march. the president is the first president to visit cuba since 1928. he tweeted out his plans earlier today. and according to the white house, the president plans to castro and meet with cuban entrepreneurs. and we plan to send news channel 8's own keith cate to cover the president's visit in march. >>> now let's check the forecast. our storm team 8 julie

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thomas. five minutes to the daniel seeing great conditions but there is our heavier volume we typically see at this time heading into downtown. still five minutes for the entire stretch. travel times for you throughout the day. lisa: thank you. infants in need of help moments after they' re born. a local group of volunteers is stepping up to give them the care they need. mark: wlwt news 5' s sheree paolello joins us now with more on the caregivers. sheree: tonight, meet hospital heroes. volunteers who are changing babies' lives. we' re talking about kids in horrible situations in the intensive care unit minutes after their birth. but dozens of men and women around greater cincinnati are victims comfort and love. >> they are just so innocent and so vulnerable. and if i can make them happy for a little bit, i do. sheree: go inside the nicu with these volunteers and why these babies need it more than ever tonight at 6:00 on wlwt news 5. ,mark: kentucky is creating a plan to save its honeybees. the state is fighting a rapid die-off of pollinators. a new protection plan tells beekeepers, landowners

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daniel shay is upstairs? to see if can i catch up with thomas galway. you think you can hang here till he gets back? you need me to baby-sit. i just don't think it's good to leave him here alone. i agree. actually, i have a way with children, so... oh, yeah? yeah. i've been told i do. it's just for ten minutes. come on, i'll introduce you. ( engine whirring ) here we go. ( tires screeching ) stay in the vehicle, sir. hands on the dashboard, please? thank goodness we're offering him protection. fbi. don: i assume you all have permits for those bulges in your jackets? yeah. what's your deal here? bodyguard: private detail for mr. galway. don: uh-huh. if you want to know more, you'll have to speak to him. thomas galway. is there a problem? don eppes, fbi. i'm agent megan reeves. i'm edward barret, i'm mr. galway's attorney. what's this about? well, we've reason to believe your client here, his life might be in danger. is he joking? do we seem like we're kidding? i assume this concerns the death of lucinda shay? well, it's a murder, actually. and we have no reason to believe it doesn't. megan: unless yo

stanton,r case in thomas jackson wrote his in winchester on behalf of david or daniel collins on behalf of his wife hannah, who left to visit her mother in winchester in 1867, but august of 1868, she is still not home. received a reply that hannah collins had become the wife of a different man in winchester and he wanted to know what he could do to be free of his polygamist wife. asked a superior if he could simply strike their marriage from the register, or if problems -- if collins needed to go to court for a divorce. jackson noticed his means were limited for court and the superior responded to his wouldinate, that collins still legally be married unless he filed a divorce in court. so we have this great image here of some people getting married. for some folks, that is what they really wanted. asiously for other folks they were looking to be done with their lives from the past. area thatwas one general howard and black southerners were aligned in the means to secure freedom. regrettably, due to the lack of sufficient funding, the bureau had to work with northern aid operations to ge

thomas roberts from new york. thank you and good night. >>> flurries and strong winds swept across parts of colorado. danielle grant tells us if our milder days are behind us. >>> victims of domestic violence and abuse take a stand in downtown denver. >> it makes me sick. i'm one in three. >> fewer candidates but more conflict. republicans faced off in one of their most contentious debates yet. >>> i got to tell you, this is just crazy. huh? this is just nuts. okay? [ applause ] jeez oh man. >> and a local artist puts his own spin on valentine's day.

thomas and dayton. bellevue and newport, five minutes to get you over to the daniel carter beard bridge. we'll keep you updated . lisa: kyla, thank you. >> both deputies who were shot earlier today has succumbed to their injuries. mark: two maryland deputies were killed after being shot during an altercation with a suspect. it started out as a disturbance at a shopping center and two responding deputies were shot. maryland governor larry hogan has ordered flags be flown half-staff today. lisa: loretta lynch says the justice department has no choice they sought to -- mark: there is committee hearing today focusing on the threat of the zika virus. s obama' ika. in the nba, the phoenix suns are having a rough year. flared on the suns' bench. that' s markieff morris going at it with his teammate archie goodwin. check that out! the other players quickly stepped in to break up the scuffle but the suns never got it together. they ended up losing to golden state. like they were ever going to win that game. [laughter] that was just cray cra. in the football world -- much has been made of the mome

per hour from the 275 interchange onto 471 and parts of fort thomas in newport, bellevue, dayton, looking good, six minutes over to the daniel carter beard bridge were you will find those pretty clear conditions. here' s a look at some of those ramps in the downtown. that is where you will see the dicey areas with more snow and ice potential to run into, your neighborhoods as well, though sidestreets. dan griffin and andrew have been on them this morning. that is where he will need the extra time. what to get on the interstate and main thoroughfares, you should be ready good to go. no major issues this morning. mark: new this morning, a pilot decides to turn around heading to new york after taking off from london. this was a virgin atlantic flight and the airline says someone pointed a laser at the after it happened, the first officer started to feel sick so the pilots decided to head back to london. there were about 250 passengers on the plane and the airline provided them a place stay. lisa: happening today, kroger is joining other retailers in the growing fight against heroin by offering narcan over-the-counter. kroger sa

danielle staub is there gathering more information. route 501 is closed near earl street and route 11-09. stay with wdbj7 for updates. tonight - new details into how noah thomas died. testimony just wrapped up for the day in pulaski county for the boy's mother, ashley white. she's charged with child abuse and neglect after she told investigators she left noah and his infant sister home alone. the five year old was found dead in a septic tank near the home after a weeklong search. wdbj7's justin ward has been in the courtroom all day and joins us now live. justin, you've learned more about that septic tank. gary meadows, the man who rented the property to ashley white and her boyfriend paul thomas, says he made a repair to that septic tank in 2014. another tank was a retired plumber helped reroute a line to the tank. a department of health inspector is supposed to come check those repairs to make sure they're up to state code - meadows says he never called the health department. white's attorney, kelsey bulger, told him not complying with state regulations is a class one misdemeanor. meadows said he was unaware. the man who pumped the tank said there were no s

danielle: and when the police arrived on the scene, they saw that something was not right. >> reporter: the police say this he was able to make it through the alphabet, but not much further. this is thomas, the day after, ill recovering after taking a nasty fall in a field sob right test. >> he fell over on his face and broke his nose. >> reporter: police say that's mohan after he crashed into a car and hit a pedestrian. he was arrested for driving under the influence and negligence driving. pedestrian up on his hood, and he knocked the pedestrian on his feet. >> he knocked him 180 , pushing onto the curbing, and continued for another distance before striking the pedestrian. >> reporter: the judge ordered him to be held on $15,000 bond. he's doing better thaha the pedestrian he's accused o hitting. the 35-year-old man thrown into the air is in critical condition. >> he had a collapsed aorta, and he's still in critical condition. >> reporter: mohan has a long history of driving of violations and he was supposed to surrender his license next week, and itt has been suspended. diana diez, 7 news. >> danielle: coming up at 4:00, a close call for a highway patrol trooper when a semi sideswipe

thomas and dayton. a quick five minutes to get you into downtown cincinnati. a clear look at the daniel carter beard bridge. we' ll check again in just a few minutes. lisa: thank you. this sunday is the long-awaited super bowl sunday for football fans. how consumers are expected to dish out a record-breaking amount of money to celebrate the sports event. have you joined the online dating game? be doing something wrong. how to get the most out of the online services. outside live on your monday, 43 degrees. m headlines areore (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... lisa: good morning and welcome back. s a busy time for online dating services, especially after that east coast blizzard. there has been a boost in new singles signing up and also in user activity. kyla: polls show the most active time for any online dating site is between the day after christmas and valentine' s day. holiday loneliness, family nagging, social media envy from all those christmas proposals, and time off from work can all

danielle. polili say after he hit someone wantz the crash that landed him in the hospital. >> police say he was bear will you ablg to make it through the alphabet. >> this is thomas mohan the day after still recovering from taking a nasty fall during a sobriety test. >> when they were giving him the field sobriety test from 1 foot front of other, he fell over on his face and brwke his nose. >> craig: police say that's mohan after he crashed his car and hit a pedestrian. he was rained in his hospital bed for driving nrlt influence and - la glent driving. >> a and he proceeded to go up on his hood and knock the pedestrian down 35, 40 feet. >>> his vehicle was struck in the corner springing him in one # 20 dee degrees and then on to the curb. and the v vicle continued for another distance before strike ordered he be held on $50,000 bond. he is doing better than the pedestrian he is accused of hitting. the 35-year-old man thrown into the the air and is in the hospal. >> he what surgery to repair a collapsed a tore ta and lung. and. >> craig: a mohan has a long history ever driving violations and supposed sur vender his license next week. it has now been suspended. >>

each on c-span former counter terrorism director daniel rosenthal joins a discussion about guantanamo bay prison. two attorneys whepted detainees there. thomas wilne r talks about why the prison should be closed. >>> guantanamo is terribly important to the country. i'm worried about the people there. i want them treat ed well and i want them home. i'm worried about what it needs for the country. guantanamo was established to avoid the law. the whole purpose of guantanamo, the bush administration considered the law an impediment it would have to avoid. if we put foreigners in a place that's technically outside sovereign ter tori, we can deprive them of legal rights. although we won the case saying there is a right to habeas corpus the d.c. circuit said they don't have the right to due process. if the government can put them there they are beyond the reach of the constitution in other ways. that's a horrible loophole. i find it rep rehenceable. i want the people home and i want the law corrected so the united states can stand by its principles and be proud and not try to avoid them. >> the panel features rolling stone contributing editor janet

thomas roberts from new york. thank you and good night. >>> flurries and strong winds swept across parts of colorado. danielle grant tells us if our milder days are behind us. >>> victims of domestic violence and abuse take a stand in downtown denver. >> it makes me sick. i'm one in three. >> fewer candidates but more conflict. republicans faced off in one of their most contentious debates yet. >>> i got to tell you, this is just crazy. huh? this is just nuts. okay? [ applause ] jeez oh man. >> and a local artist puts his own spin on valentine's day. >>> westminster police are asking for help locating a westminster teen and his 4-year- old little brother. police say 17-year-old ziah thornson and zai rmac key were supposed to go to the denver zoo. authorities say they were expected to be home around 8:00 last night but their mother hasn't heard or seen them. she contacted police around midnight and they've been working the find the boys ever -- to find the boys ever since then. right now no foul play is suspected here. if you've seen the boys or know where they are, contact westminster police at (303)658- 4360

danielle, thank you. heavy snow weighing down tree limbs now being blamed for a second deadly accident in canton. 48-year-old thomas gunning was killed after a branch snapped and came crashing down friday night. the accident happened on the same day six-year-old kaleigh kenyon was hit and killed by a tree branch. doug: a violent home invasion under investigation in lowell right now. officers responded to pine hill street just after 8:00 last night and arrested two armed suspects. both were injured during the confrontation with police. antoinette: a woman was found dead inside a burning home in north andover. the fire broke out today on park street. we're told the victim is a professor at merrimack college. no word on a cause. doug: commitment 2016. republican presidential candidates taking the debate stage last night vying for votes in the granite state ahead of but things took a somber turn. the eyeopener's frank holland is here with the focus on new hampshire journalist james foley. frank: the republican candidates taking plenty of jabs at one another. toward the end of this debate, a different tone. the focus tu

. >> daniel: honored by his hometown u the public is invited to a reception honoring thomas sullivan and his family. it happens 2 to 4 today at the john o'reilly club on boylston street. he was possibly chosen as the marshal for the st. patrick's he was one of five service men killed in attack last year. >> heather: he was known as one of the most drug capture in the world. while the recently recaptured el chapo wants to come to the u.s. now. >> jason: a cloudy start, but we might see some sun as we break into the afternoon. that's going to push temperatures way up. stick around comin >>> complete new england coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> heather: good sunday morning. here's a live look at the zakim bridge. and we're already waking up to warmer weather than what we woke up to yesterday. things will only get better as the day goes on as well. >> daniel: that is good news. it's sunday, february 28th: i'm hegedus. fox 25's weather meteorologist jason brewer is joining us now. if you like warm weather like i do, you're going to like today. >> jason: that's wh

daniel rosenthal who was in charge of closing the guantanamo bay prison joins a discussion about that facility. the panel also includes two attorneys who represented detainees held there. one of the lawyers, thomas wilner talks about why the prison should be closed. >> guantanamo is terribly important to this country, and i'm worried -- i'm worried about the people there, and i want them treated well, and i want them home. but more than that, i'm worried about what it means for the country. guantanamo was established to avoid the law. the whole purpose of guantanamo, the bush administration considered the law an impediment that it would have to avoid and said if we put foreigners in a place that's technically outside our sovereign territory, we can avoid review by the courts and we can deprive them of legal rights. and unfortunately, although we won the case saying they had a right to habeas corpus and we won the case saying they have a constitutional right, the d.c. circuit has said that they still don't have the rights of due process. if the government can put them over there, they're beyond the reach of the constitution in other ways. and that's a horrible thing for this country. it's a horri

justice clarence thomas called him, a man of strong faith, a towering intellect, a legal giant, and a dear, dear friend. it's hard to imagine the courts without my friend. and justice danielho will be remembered as one of the most important figures in the history of the supreme court and a scholar who deeply influenced our legal culture, his intellect, learning, wit, and memorable writings will be sorely missed. and that is especially true among conservatives. next month's arguments include a fight over contraceptives, religious liberty and the president's affordable care act. and with scalia no longer on the bench, conservatives have lost a crucial vote in the highest court in the land. the stakes couldn't be any higher. brian, anna and steve. >> kristin, thank you very much. by the way we should point out that according to the guy who owns the ranch, here's the description of when they found his body. we discovered the judge in bed, a pillow over his head, his bedclothes were unwrinkled. so a pillow over his head. >> that's bizarre. >> strange. >> you know, it's strange. there isn't going to be any autopsy. they just say he died of natural causes. >> because he had gone