troubleshooter diane wilson is here with her side of the story. diane? diane: it has been two years since she has seen her son. she is still waiting to appear in court, but she is done waiting to defend your self as a mother. >> i was a mom. this is all i wanted to be. dream came true for the professional manny. -- professional nanny. their son micah, born in 2014. >> i waited a decade. this is my miracle baby. diane: she documented just about every day of micah's life. >> i was so delighted to be a mom. diane: the charged with child abuse, locked up for breaking his ribs and even biting him. >> you could never comprehend this. diane: her miracle baby taken away at four months old, the prosecutor telling a tv audience -- >> for the first 16 weeks of this child's life, someone tortured him. i have grave concern that he diane: she says she was in shock. >> i did not hurt him. i waited my whole life to be a mom. diane: how do she explain what happened to micah on or before july 14, 2014? >> [indiscernible] diane: she called the after-hours pediatrician line

diane. okay. diane, we're doctors. (grunts) we're gonna take care of you. okay? (breathing heavily) we need to che for an exit wound. let's roll her. yeah. you ready, diane? (grunts) (groans) (strained voice) ow. oh, yeah. yeah. there's an exit wound here at the gluteal fold. all right. let's lower her. (groaning) i will keep pressure. we've gotta call for medics. you know, he's got my phone. mine was in my bag. does the wall phone work, diane? yeah. works great. okay, i got it. (phone receiver clatters) i know you're scared, but i'm here with you the whole way, okay? come on. come on. yes, i would like an ambulance, uh, at the gas station off rural route 3, please. we're on concession road 4. concession road 4 is what i meant. stay with me. okay, well... yes. you're doing a good job, diane. uh, i'm a doctor. i'm telling you that we have a woman here with a serious g.s.w. in her upper thigh. (sighs) okay. uh, yeah, okay. (telephone dings) what do we got? 45 minutes. what? i said 45 minutes, alex. joel! (diane) how long you guys been married? (grunts) all right, t

diane has you well-trained. ralph couldn't have told you if i was wearing a gunnysack. - you don't go with ralph anymore, do you? - no, hardly ever. - he oughta have his head examined. - betty, can i get you to come in and peel some potatoes? - i'll be with you in a minute, mother. just let me finish this. - [margaret] alright, dear. - you call for a plumber, maam? - george, you surprised me. where's diane? oh, i just returned your book. you left it in the student council room this morning. thought you might need it. - oh, well this is a reference book. i was through with it. thank you for being so thoughtful. - betty, could you come here, oh! oh, excuse me. - mother, you know george frasier. - oh, of course. how are you, george? - i'm fine. - well how's diane? - she's ok. - well, i have a cake in the oven. - [betty] i'll be right in, mother. - well, i guess i better take this back. - i'm sorry you made a special trip. - oh, that's ok, i needed the exercise anyway. say, while i'm here, is there anything you need

diane: it happened again. the nibble pour apart from the base, stuck in his throat and got it out just in time. >> i had the scare of my life twice. we are not using them again anymore. diane: 10 other complaints about pacifier nibbles breaking off and -- pacifier nipples breaking they brushed off a concern by sending a complementary toothbrush. the i-team reached out to mam. they say they have 12 million mam pacifiers in use in america and have never had a recall. and in all of their testing, they found the pacifiers were damaged by prolonged use, cleaning products, or teething babies. >> he sucks on it. sometimes he will chew a little bit. but his gums should not be able to break it. diane: she is hoping for more from mam. >> we don't want any money from the company. we want them to take responsibility and say, hey, there is a problem -- a problem diane: mam says there's nothing wrong with their pacifier. they say to replace it every two months to ensure safety and hygiene. we have more onma mam on abc11.com

diane wilson is here to explain. diane? diane: now is when families are planning vacations for the summer. they thought they found the perfect vacation site. little did they know, scammers were lurking on the site, too. this year as was in charge for finding the perfect home for 20 of them. >> we came across this place. i send the inquiry. diane: through the online house. about the rental and got a response from jessica smith, who claimed to be the property manager. >> in response to my inquiry, it home away, and the person responded to your dashboard, to e-mail. so i responded to the e-mail. diane: ed e-mailed back and forth with smith, asked for pictures of the rental property, got his questions answered, and thought it was the perfect fit. >> they said, i'll send you the wiring information. diane: ed saw the warning on the home away website not to wire money. >> it said not to use the western union money gramm. i was hesitant. that is my thought it was some sort of -- it was not legit. in: in the e-mail the property mana

anna: they got in touch with diane wilson. diane: streetlights and the townhome community. residents have been trying to get them fixed. >> when the problem first occurred, i came out here with some masking tape. diane: not just one but several lights out in durham. >> seven at last count. diane: the president of the h away says that in november a request was made. they tried to be patient. but two months later, still the fixed. >> it is very dark back there. residents complaining about the possibilities. i don't know what i'm going to -- we wanted to see if we could get some action. they are not doing anything. diane: i got in contact with duke energy and a crew tackled the issue. the delay in repair was due to a repair -- an issue with underground cable. they understand the frustration that customers are having. so all is bright now. joel: thanks to the troubleshooter. eyewitness news continues. tisha: we've been dealing with some. pesky precipitation. steve: the weather remains a concern as thousands of people at the roads. we are tracking the conditions on a tricky and

diane: after facing several felonies, she owned up to it. she pled guilty to six counts of obtaining property under false pretenses. i started investigating her more than two years ago when a cary family says they body sick pup from peele. we also heard from more than a dozen other families will say peele sold them sick puppies. >> over 2000 in bills trend to get him healthy. diane: the vet suspected carver. -- suspected parvo. >> for her to stop doing this and be done. diane: after larry mcavoy body who he said was also -- bought a dog who he said was also sick, we confronted her. she insisted she gave the puppies her shots -- their shots and they were not sick. >> the puppy is fine. he does not look sick at all. it has had what it is supposed to have at his age. i'm not doing anything wrong. diane: but all that changed after she pled guilty to the criminal charges. she was sentenced to several months in jail. however, it is a suspended sentence as long as she does not get in trouble again. steve: quick resolution but a heartbreaking journe

i'm lady diane nelson. oh, i'm, uh, major anthony nelson. did you say, uh, lady diane nelson? yes. are you married to lord charles alfred nelson? you know my husband? know him? why, i beg your pardon. and that means that you're my great-great-great- great-grandmother. what are you talking about? you're gonna have a son named-- named, uh-- named william, and you're gonna have a daughter named priscilla. that is, if i can get you off this boat. and if i can't get you off this boat, i'm not gonna be born. [screaming] shhh. oh, please, don't do that. [screaming] captain? oh, what are you doing here? what's taking you so long? we can't kill her. what? i mean-- i mean, we can't kill her now. look, uh... i, uh-- i think we should torture her a little bit. she's probably got plenty of hidden treasure she could tell us about. ohhh, good thinking. [both laugh] yeah, go boil some water. yeah-- boil some water? and-- and heat up a branding iron. all right, skipper. oh, no! no, you promised! [sobbing] no, you promised! you promised! no, i'm not gonna let anybody hurt you. but how are you gonna

diane, how concerned should people be about tax fraud? diane: - according to the irs there have already been over 3 million victims and that number is on the rise. question: what can taxpayers do to protect their tax refund from getting in the wrong hands? diane: - number one it is very important to file your tax return early. that way you can prevent someone from filing with your information before you. - strong passwords - there are products out there to product you. question: if someone finds out they are a victim of start taking to regain their identity and get their refund? contact the irs: individuals who suspect there may return filed using information should contact the irs specialized unit 800 908-4490 question: a number of people are starting to get the irs stating they how you will be contacted if you owe money? the real irs will not: " call you to payment. the irs will not call you if you owe taxes without first sending you a bill in the mail. " demand tax payment and not allow you to question or appeal the amount you owe. " t

here is diane wilson. [music plays] diane: his voice launched him into stardom. [music plays] diane: scotty mccreery's facebook page over 2 million fans. this is one of them. as soon as she liked his fan page. >> she sent me a message. diane: shocked. a message from the megastar >> i'm talking to scotty mccreery. diane: just normal conversation at first. >> saying can you help me. diane: the messages that appear to be from mccreery. one message asked her to pickup a personal briefcase from a security company. >> take $100,000, i will give you $20,000 of that and take care of it delivery fee. diane: that is the big red flag, where the scam would have came in. she would wire the money and it is gone. the person messaging her not the real scotty mccreery. instead just someone who used his fan page profile picture to message angel and make it appear it was the country music star. >> i almost fell for it myself. if other people fall for it. you can easily get trapped in this kind of thing. anthony: that's right. diane wilson with that report. you need to watch out for

diane: i reached out and check out her garage floor now. hhr homes apologize that it took longer to complete the repairs. the best advice is to document everything, take pictures of the problems, and keep a log. joel: write it all down and may be research some homeowners insurance policies. anna: keep records of everything you have to go through. joel: thank you. if you have a consumer complaint or you need the troubleshooter to get involved, send an e-mail to abc11.com or you can reach her on twitter or facebook. i wouldn't use continues. tisha: a carry bank family wakes up to a nightmare. wakes up to a nightmare. and of the road for a frustrating experience. cartilage students -- college students designed to bring relief to this headache. tisha: a push tonight to replace down meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead, but first, vanessa murdock has the forecast for it's a beautiful start, but it will get cloudy as the day adds advances. rain on the way later, later into the day. for the first two-thirds of today it will be warm with the highs in the 50s, looking good. right now, it's 50 in central park, but it's just 30 in morristown, and 46 in, let's see, napeague. i'm from long island, and i have actually never heard of napeague. my apologies to all of you from there. i will have to look up how you say that. it's 10 degrees colder this morning. on the satellite and radar picture, a beautiful beginning, and the clouds will thicken throughout the day. by 3:00, mostly sunny and 54. at that point in time, we see by 4:00 or 5:00, showers move in, and they are steadier stuff moving through the overnight hours with rain. overall, as i mentioned, i think the first two-thirds of sunday, looking great. the full forecast coming up. major storm system moving through midwee

she goes, f you, diane. i can turn back time. >> you know when i believe in something, i can't stop, i don't know how to stop. >> warren doesn't seem to mind turned out to be just as tenacious. >> i'm always trying to make people uncomfortable and take them out of the comfort zone of what theyand try to encourage them to change their process, to see what will happen when you are doing something that you don't expect of yourself.at made this song great in the end is there's -- there's like a chaos, but a resolve. and that's us.absolutely. >> she's justnted. >> i thought she was going to -- she's just insanely talented. sent what has made diane warren such a force in music without ever singing a note. >> but it's always going to be >> what? >> the song. it comes down to the song and always will. >> osgood: next -- delicious. >> osgood: a hot, juicy, sexy serving of dessert.g. we'll be with you shortly. yeah right... xerox predictive analytics help companies provide a better and faster customer experience. hell

diane morris is a fitness fanatic. (diane morris) i bike, i run, i walk, i do everything. and now the marathon runner is hitting the pool but not to swim. (nats) this is aqua cycling. (diane morris) you feel like you're peddling under water, you do. because of the resistance, then you're using your upper body too. the resistance of the water with your upper body, you get a really good workoout. specifically designed for the water. the underwater workout has already made a splash in europe. (kenneth and ester gauthier, aqua studio ny, owner) kc: you saw something new york didn't already have and i'm sure that got your attention? her: yeah, absoultely. ester gauthier saw that popularity and opened the first studio in the u-s. it's now slowly creeping into the american exercise market. fitness trainers like edouard hall who are used to spinning on land, are now jumping into the pool. (sot ed hall, trainer) "it's a great workout. it's fun for people who are serious about fitness. or just curious. there's such a large demographic of people it can appeal to." (nats) and the hydr

and later, lady gaga with songwriter diane warren. look, i know you're a cow and all.ou may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. ♪ >> osgood: "wicked game" was a 1990 chris isaak hit about obsessive love. all these years later songs about love still draw a crowd. tracy smith talks with chris isaak for the record. >> on a bone-chilling day in san francisco a few weeks back, hundreds of people stood in the cold just to see local boy, chris isaak, run through a sound check. the show was still hours away, but isaak was at his mellow melancholy best. ♪ ♪ i bet you never even know they do ♪ but somebody's crying ♪ >> for more than 30 years the 59-year-old singer has been making hits and breaking hearts. crooning about bad break ups and lost love with the signature sound that's part rock, part elvis and all sexy. so many of your songs are about heartache. why is that? >> that's what brings out the most emotion in this world. love or lack of. when you're heart's broken i think that's about as most emotional as i

words and music by diane warren. later, david edelstein looks at love in the movies.redit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline and use your miles to cover the cost. now that's more like it. what's in your wallet? ♪ here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: lady gaga won two grammys nor 2009 hit "bad romance" come tomorrow night's grammy awards here on cbs a new song is in contention, song with words and music by diane warren she writes the songs that people remember. and talk about. ben tracy tells us more. ♪ >> lady gaga p. her haunting new song at billboard's recent women in music event. ♪ till it happens to you >> "tillit happens to you" is about surviving sexual it was a work in progress by legendary songwriter diane warren for the documentary "the hunting ground"

speaking exclusively to abc's diane sawyer.. >> part of the shock of this was that learning what i believed and how i lived and parented was an invention in my own mind, that it was a completely different world that he was living in. >> she says not a day goes by she doesn't think of the victims and their families. >> i just remember sitting there and reading about them. all these kids and the teacher. and i keep thinking -- constantly thought how i would feel if it were the other way around and one of their children had shot mine. i would feel exactly the way they did, i know i would. i know i would. >> diane sawyer joins me now to discuss her exclusively and eye opening interview with sue clebolt. after all this time, 17 years, she goes on camera to talk about this. just in the clip we saw there, you can see the overwhelming guilt. what was your takeaway? >> bringing shattering lessons learned over so much time and so much regret and so much distance and of course, the victim's families and their unsurpassed grief. and she sa

. >>> diane sawyer is here tonight. and 17 years after columbine, one of the mothers of the shooters. breaking her silence on the signs missed. >> could you have prevented what happened to columbine? >>> and tim tebow is here tonight. hard to imagine he would have had trouble at the prom. tonight, how he's helping thousands. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. we begin with breaking developments in the race for the white house. donald trump's threat late today. known for rough and tumble presidential politics. donald trump saying he may sue ted cruz himself because cruz was born in canada. the next showdown is 24 hours away. jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: for a moment, it looked like we'd be seeing a kinder, gentler donald trump. >> i won't use foul language. i'm just not going to do it. >> reporter: trump is now taking his feud with ted cruz to a new level, tweeting this threat. "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating, and standing to sue him for not being a

c she writes the songs th many of the big e performers of our time want to sing much her name is diane warren. this morning she and lady gaga are talking with our ben tracy. >> you've worked with everyone, faith him christina ago layer i can't, celine dion. >> she is a song writing machine. >> you've been called the song whisperer, do you like that? >> i love that. i think i am. >> we sit down with songwriter diane warren talk about her new collaboration with lady gaga. >> i know i feel really and truly like i bared my soul. >> osgood: here's a question for loving couples to ponder. could anything be better than sex? anna werner has traveled to key west to find out. >> what could be better than sex? one restaurant may just have the answer. >> better than some sex that's for sure. >> unbelievable. >> later on "sunday morning." a restaurant with a tall order. c tracy smith talks love songs and more with singer chris iksaak. mo rocca takes in a first families' reunion. steve hartman visits the museum for two. here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 14th of february. 2016. presi

diane: she called the pacifier manufacture and said that she was told -- >> it is very rare. has it been used by another child before, they asked. >> they apologize and send her a package with pacifiers. and a note asking her to send the broken one back. she did not, but did give the baby the new one. >> trying to get something out of his throat and i realized it was a pacifier. fan: she's it happened again. it tore apart in the base. stuck in the throw. she got it out just in time. >> scare of my life twice. now we are not using them at all anymore. diane: we did some digging, and on the consumer products safety commission website we found in other complaints about this pacifier breaking off and causing children to choke. we also heard from a mother in the u.k. the says that her 13-month-old daughter choked on one of them after broke off the base. she says that they brushed off her concerns by sending her a compliment three toothbrush for her troubles. we reached out to the company and they said their products exceed strict u.s. and international standards. and other testing

diane: i'm diane cho where you can see a large tree came crashing down along two lanes of traffic here. it also took down power lines as we understand it. i spoke to an officer at the scene that told us there were no injuries here but they believe the heavy rain we had last night and the wind is what caused the tree to come crashing down. this is off of 18th avenue northwest. you can see the crews are working to tear the tree apart. to cut the tree apart too get it out of the road an clean it up. they have the area blocked off. if you have to come around the area avoid it if you can. back to you, michelle. michelle: thank you. here is a really crazy story. you click your car remote. you walk away, your keys in hand safely believing that your car is locked or is it? digging into headlines about a mystery remote criminals are using around the country to unlock cars. can it and has it happened here? fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan is on the case. jennifer: rock meets car window on a d.c. street and a thief takes what he wants. the break-in was loud and bold. comp

for $90,000 in diane cho shows us but there is a catch.he price tag over $93,000 for two-bedroom in the u street corridor. you might consider that a steal. according to the real estate agent who listed the property, so did hundreds of others. >> there were some people skeptical of why the price was so low. some people were just so excited about it. diane: what many didn't realize is that the unit is in a co-op building so you don't actually buy the unit. you get to share stock in a corporation made up of the people that live in the building that entitles you to use the space. >> d.c. common are less common than new york. most people in new york are familiar with the co-op structures. in d.c. you see pockets of them. diane: on top of that it's limited co-op building so there are income restriction on who can buy it and they cap the appreciation an owner can receive when they go to sell at 3% per year non-compounding. >> they are never going to make a substantial amount of money overall. if you look at the long-term and see what properties a

it's all will and diane. if you want to persuade diane, you persuade david lee. if you want to persuade will, you persuade alicia. and here comesyour next customer. okay. where are we? uh, according to the time-coded register receipt here, this lottery ticketwas redeemed seconds beforethe murder. whose ticket? mitch silvestre. he's a manager froma fish market across the way. as you can see, there is a slightresemblance between himand the artist sketch. can you get moreon silvestre? i'm on him. (cell phone ringing) what are you doing? i'm working on a pro bono. what are you doing? i don't know. whoring myself out. sort of miss you. i sort of miss you, too. well, what can we do about that? i don't know. what do you want to do? hey, let me call you back. i'll be here. okay. love you. i said that... i know. no, automatically. mechanically.i didn't mean anything. will, don't worry about it. i... it's not that i don't care. will, call me later. right. good-bye. i'm sorry, okay? don't pout. i'm fine. but you're not accepting my apology. what do i got to do? bring us ban

diane wilson is here with her warning areas diane? diane: we are talking about the uber ride. very popular, all done via the uber ride. how did a one mile ride turn into over $100? you can see the route. she was picked up by a driver and taken 1.26 miles. >> we were like, let's just take an uber so we do not have to pay for parking. >> the total ride cost her $4.80. >> then i woke up to an e-mail saying that i had to pay a cleaning fee. reached out to uber. >> uber accused me of getting to locks car, stopping at the gas station and -- boxcar and stopping at the guest a station and having male. >> she says that she was with her for the ride. there is not one gas station along the route. lauren reached out to me. lauren's complaint is not unique. a quick search and we for more than a dozen customers all saying that they were wrongly charged a cleaning fee. i reached out to uber for an extra nation. according to the website a cleaning fee will result from the fee ranges from $50 to $100. as for lauren, she thinks there should be a change. >> they do not require the drivers to sub

we've also got diane warren, the amazing songwriter nominated tonight. let's check in with tina malave and allison mcnamara, who are all over the mercedes-benz fashion camera live on otrc.com. >> we sure are. we're having a party up here high above the red carpet. seeing who's showing up, talking all the fashion trends. >> we're so excited to see the beauty and the fashion and the gowns. we're just breaking it all down. >> this one likes everything. if you're wanting to know who went through what to get ready for tonight, she's got all the secrets, including the japanese potato. >> you have to stay tuned to find out. >> let's see what's going on back on the red carpet. george: we'll see the stars walking down the red carpet. stars. let's look at some of the nominees for best original songs. the pop pioneer, a british ballad match, a rising r&b prodigy. grammy and golden globe winner lady gaga joins forces with pop powerhouse diane warren for their song "till it happening -- "till it happens to you." happens to you george: this is warren's eighth oscar no

diane: diane cho, abc7 news. michelle: if you have any questions about zika log on to wjla.com. we have all of our reporting online. and information on howi around the state. advocates are calling for major changes when it comes to older drivers for americans. americans for older driver safety is maryland is one of the four worst states in the country implementing license renewal procedures for those 65 and older causing the process outdated and unsafe. tonight abc7's kevin lewis takes a much closer look at maryland's policies including how long drivers can go without renewing the license in person. that is coming up at 5:00. while we are talking about getting around in cars let's check in with jamie sullivan for a look at traffic on thursday. a bus is sitting there not moving. jamie: that is right. dhsabled bus on the capital beltway. this is on the inner loop before you get to connecticut avenue. tow truck on the scene. we have a few police cruisers behind to give everyone a heads up to get to the left or the right. a bad spot. move to the ways map. i want to check in with the

>>reporter: yeah, gordon, diane, we have seen so much damage, all across spartanburg county, if you take a look at the building behind me, you see the caution tape, this roof was ripped off all three businesses and unfortunately, that's not all. over in boiling springs, a power line came down, blocking the road. one [ bleep ] says the weather was -- woman says the weather was so bad she couldn't see the pole after it fell so she ran into it, smashing her windshield. >> i feel that the good lord is watching over me. really and truly. i've already prayed how lucky i was that i'm still alive. >>reporter: now, she is doing okay, she gave me a great big hug and says she's so happy back to her family, the same thing that these business owners said. he had to deal with the -- they had to deal with the roof being ripped off and a gas leak. there's this wire hanging down on main street, this is still a live wire. hours later, they're still waiting for duke energy crews to get out here, but that woman you saw with the smashed in windshield r these business owners sa all say it could have -- say it

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. the day's top stories are vanessa murdock is here with a looing at the forecast. guess whose birthday it is today. >> hmm. could it be the lady in red's birthday? >> it is. [ laughter ] >> me? happy birthday diane. >> thank you very much. i got an adorable gift from one of our stage guys. you can't see it at this angle. it's a wine glass with frank on it. >> and mother nature knew you wanted a warm day so that's what we have in store. >> thank you. i will take it. >> i called her up and i said diane hates the cold, please can we raise the temperature. 20 degrees is how much she's going to up the ante. we're going to be pushing 60 degrees this afternoon. it is going to be a beautiful end to your weekend. let's take a look at where we are right now. 38 in the city. 26 in somerville. temperatures are going to climb to nearly 60. since yesterday morning at this time, 11 degrees warmer in the city. 14 degrees warmer in andover. in bridgeport it's 12 degrees warmer. we do see clouds to the

i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. first meteorologist vanessa >> i do have a nice big warm up. temperatures will be almost 20 degrees warmer today than they were yesterday. and there won't be that windchill to combat either. it will be breezy. when the air is so warm, don't need to discuss windchills. let's take a look at where we stand right now. warming up to 41 in toms river. 34 in sussex. central park, 39. compared to the numbers of yesterday morning, on average 10 degrees above the norm. or rather above where we were yesterday, anyway. toad today's highs will be 15 degrees above normal. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture. there are clouds. they're on the thin side. they're obscuring the sunshine a bit. today. it will be unseasonably warm. at noon it is 52. by 3:00 this afternoon your high is 60. south shore of long island. temperatures will be cooler i'll have your full forecast temperatures that drop off and we'll talk about some potential for snow in the week ahead. >> thank you. >>> we have b

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diane cho is in the satellite center with what comes next. diane: we just learned that prosecutor says jason brian dalton admitted to killing six people on saturday. he didn't show any emotion this afternoon after he appeared by video link as the judge read the charges in court today. he now faces a number of charges including six counts of murder. according to the local abc affiliate in grand rapids, michigan, 45-year-old jason brian dalton told the judge, "i would prefer to remain silent" during his arraignment this afternoon. dalton went on a terrifying shooting spree on saturday killing six and injuring two others in kalamazoo. authorities say there was no known connection to the victims. >> the parents of the 14-year-old girl. what a tough situation. my thoughts and prayers are with them and the support of the state was with them. back. squeezed her mother's hand. diane: authorities say dalton, an uber driver first shot a woman several times in the townhomes late saturday afternoon. >> he was here to kill. diane: more than four hours lat

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