dixon's heart when she dumped him.he says that he begged her to come back, even after she started dating dr. sonnier. >> she went to his house the night after the murder. what was his face like when he opened the door? >> he was a little surprised to see us. >> he invited them in. they recorded the meeting. >> i'm shocked. >> believe me, you're on a list of like eight, nine people. this is a huge, a huge who done it for sure. >> well, i didn't. >> he was calm, even chatty. never met joe, their only connection, rochelle. if he carried a torch for her, it was over. >> i'll be honest, i really loved, loved, loved her. in fact, i had fallen head over heels. made a lot of life changes for her, but just wouldn't have -- it just wasn't going to work. >> in fact, he already moved on to a younger girlfriend, who was with him the night he was questioned. most of all, he had a solid alibi. >> yeah, we didn't think he was involved. we had checked him out as far as the information, we had solid. surgery, this is where i was, so on

thomas michael dixon. boyfriend. well to do and well-known plastic surgeon, with a beautiful home, thriving practice, at at one time, his own local talk show. >> i get the patients who come in and say i want to look like j low or beyonce. >> he had three kids when he when his wife found out, she divorced him. mike and rochelle dated for about a year and a half, but she says it wasn't always easy. >> it was volatile. it was up and down, and he would, i believe, that he was seeing other women and he denied it. >> but the final straw, was a birthday gift that fell flat. >> he signed me up for tea of the month, and he had it mailed to me. i was just, like, really? you know, you couldn't hand me something. you had it mailed to me. >> by all accounts, she broke dr. dixon's heart when she dumped him. she says that he begged her to come back, even after she started dating dr. sonnier. >> she went to his house the night after the murder. what was his face like when he opened the door? >> he was a little surprised to see us. >

mike dixon seemed surprised. >> i have no idea what's going on here. >> but andrew dixon, mike's son was dumbfounded. >> he was somebody that valued the human life. >> but neither mike nor dave were talking. dave cut a deal with the d.a. the death penalty was off the table if he told his story in full and if the d.a. believed him. me how it is that you ended up meeting up with dr. dixon, michael dixon. >> we were at a smoke shop maybe four years ago and we connected and hooked up. >> it was an unlikely friendship. dave shepherd, the likeable loser, always chasing the next thing. and dr. dixon, prominent plastic surgeon, wealthy, they were the odd couple. >> these quick women, smart-ass and we hit it off. >> both men were getting divorced in 2010, and mike was involved with rochelle. >> she was around 49, 50 years old. smoking hot. i thought she was just lovely. i thought she was a sweetheart. >> mike was cries aeazy about her, according to dave. when rochelle took up with another man, another doctor named joe sonnier, mike didn't the two buddies tossed around some things to -- >> he

the man who put it up is jasen dixon... and he say's he's being targeted by the township for his freedom of expression! and now he's got an unlikely group backing him. fox19 now's gordon graham has the story... open-----jasen dixon is asking a judge to dismiss the charges against him. he's accused of violating sycamore township's zoning laws when he set up his controversial zombie nativity scene, but dixon's attorney says what's really at issue here is freedom of speech. rob-----whether the township's actions dixon's right to express himself. we think mr. dixon has the right to use his yard to express himself. it's his first amendment right. dixon's nativity scene earned him multiple citations totaling thousands of dollars. rob------twenty seven charges. 13,500-dollars in possible fines. attorney rob linneman says the township didn't follow its own procedures when it notified dixon of the violations and imposed a fine on the same day. meanwhile, outside the courthouse dixon supporters dressed as zombies exercized their righ

usually too busy to give isaac dixon a second glance. because who has time to take note of the noteworthy? >> oh, i don't know much about him. other than the picture hanging up. >> john: a humble painting gives us the portrait of an influential man. educator, community leader and founder of the first african american school. >> he helped build a community. >> john: as kindergarten teacher, leslie black explains. >> was a real live local pioneer. >> john: the architect of change. >> isaac dixon helped make that possible in asheville. on kids like joaquin, or nova. >> i wish i could meet the real isaac dixon because i like how you helped other people. >> john: a display presents a bold question, who was isaac dixon? in this case, the answers. he owned a grocery business and developed enough land to be dubbed dixon town. organized everything from a ymca for people of color, to the young men's institute, promoting social and economic opportunities for african americans. during simpler time, he helped make asheville a better place for all. >>

dixon, michael dixon. >> we were at a smoke shop maybe four years ago and we connected and hooked up. >> it was an unlikely friendship. dave shepherd, the likeable loser, always chasing the next thing. and dr. dixon, prominent plastic surgeon, wealthy, they were the odd couple. >> these quick women, smart-ass and we hit it off. >> both men were getting divorced in 2010, and mike was had been dating a woman, and that she was now dating a doctor in lubbock and he wanted me to call the ex-girlfriend and lie to her, say that i was having sex with her boyfriend as well for money. >> shina said no, but mike wasn't giving up. he sent dave to lubbock repeatedly to spy on them. >> full on stalking. invasion or robbery. there had been some in lubbock. >> this is go time. we're not turning back. dave's like, oh, my god. he wants this man dead. >> dave told the detectives it became clear that he would be the killer. acting for mike. mike would supply the weapon, dave said. >> it was a little beat up 25 automatic, i could barely put my finger in it. it was tiny. house, looking right at him. i wave

dixon "he's a part of horror history. if you're a collector of horror history, then i think zombie baby jesus would be something to have. he's been seen by 10 million, they projected, on the internet." as part of the display, dixon takes donations. take... he cut checks to st. jude children's some to cover he racked up 27 more than 13- in fines over the size of the display. that was all dropped this week. dixon reporter: "did you ever expect so much popularity out of this that you could sell the baby jesus zombie?" jasen: "never ever. not in a million years." the small zombie figure goes up for auction online... tonight. dixon says some of the money... will again go to st. jude... and some to the 2016 nativity... with a new baby jesus centerpiece. dixon jasen: "something a little more professional and maybe a little cooler." reporter: "does that mean it's less controversial, or it jasen: "a lot scarier." dixon just told me the auction is live tonight... instead of waiting until a horror convention next month. so how much

but pam dixon says the real threat isn't what hearings and thieves can steal, it's also what we hand over about ourselves voluntarily, often unwittingly every single day for free. >> these people are really good at keeping threats away but that doesn't mean companies can't buy and sell our information at will. all that gets pushed into a big giant information soup. and what comes out at the other end is the profiling of individual consumers. self improvement and health-wellness offers. >> at her office in san diego dixon shows us some of these profiles or lists many of us end up on. >> here is a list that says alcohol drinkers, adult. do i really want my name on this list if i'm an alcohol drinker? >> dixon says there are scores of lists for sale. >> i'm seeing everything from dry eyes to bed-wetting, to canker sores. >> here is another one. substance abuse road to recovery book buyers club. >> how do they know that gm how d?how do the data brokers know i bought that book? >> this is a list of buyers in a book buying club, that list is being sold. if you are purchasing a book from th

for february 23-rd.and maya dixon's trial is set for april eighth... another streetcar is on its way to cincinnati.the third streetcar will arrive tomorrow afternoon at the operations facility in over the rhine. that means henry street between elm and race will be shut down so it can be unloaded.the streetcar is the fall. plans are in the works to develop the empty space across the street from the liberty center in west chester.the land on the south side of liberty way was just rezoned. the group pushing for the that built the liberty center...it opened last fall. the only thing on that side of the road - is a cabela's... which also opened last fall. love will fill the air this valentine's day weekend.and if you're searching for affection... you're in luck.9 on your side's tony mirones looks at a couple of dogs that nobody wants to bring home. sweet terri came to us as a stray right before christmas she had probably three times as much hair as she does on her right now. the 14-year-old terrier mix has love to give still. she's deaf ways in around 9 pou

investigators say dixon had set things outside the home to be carried off later. dixon is in kershaw county detention center where he remains pending a bond hearing. two people are facing charges after a drug bust in dalzell. deputies arrested rondell harriet and keevan roberts friday after they say investigators got information that there was marjiuana being distributed for the home. deputies found approximately 5 pounds of marijuana at the home valued at more than 22- thousand dollars. they also found more than 16-thousand dollars in cash and three hand guns. a north carolina couple facing drug charges in newberry county are now out of deputies say stephen taylor and bridgette clark were spotted in a car parked behind a restaurant on s.c highway 34 near interstate 26 last week. they say the driver was "acting suspicious." after searching the car, deputies found drugs, more than $4000 cash and a handgun. south carolina's weather seems to be on a rollercoaster... dipping high and then low. trtrsitions homeless recovery center says that's making it hard to recruit

investigators say dixon had put stuff set outside the home to be carried off later. dixon is in kershaw county detention center where he remains pending a bond hearing. we are working to get more information on a 19-year-old columbia woman whose body was found on friday. deputies say deanndra roach was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is now in jail, charged with murder and armed robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card using it three times right after the murder. carolina couple facing drug charges in newberry county. stephen taylor and bridgette clark were spotted in a car parked behind a restaurant on s.c highway 34 near interstate 26 last week. the newberry county sheriff's department says the driver was "acting suspicious." after searching the car, deputies found drugs, more than $4000 cash and a handgun. coming up on the news at noon... the details into a deadly amtrak crash set to be released this afternoon. what the documents are expecte

dixon has a right to use his yard to express himself it' s his first amendment reporter: dixon has said he' ll stick to his guns and take the case to trial. >> i think just, sycamore township made this a circus and it' s a joke. we' re hanging in there, and we' ll see what happens. reporter: he says he hasn' t decided if the zombie nativity will go on display again. from the hamilton county courthouse, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. sheree: the zombie themed nativity is down now. it was removed right after christmas. mike: a large fuel spill in hyde park, that stretches for about a mile. several spots blocked off by cones today. mostly along erie avenue marburg, and wasson. we' re told the spill is from a fire truck that had problems with its tank. police officers were out directing traffic around the slick streets. public works is trying to clean up by bringing in trucks of sand. sheree: ted cruz takes it to trump. the front runner no more. and the democratic race, comes down to a coin toss, the surprises of the night. pounded by snow. a blizzard hits iowa as candidates wrap up the caucu

. << high wind warnings in effect for yankton, union, clay, woodbury, plymouth, dakota, & dixon counties until 9 am wind advisory in effect for most of the viewing area until 6 pm high wind warnings in effect for holt co., ne until noon in case they haven't woken you the winds will be very strong mainly during the morning when gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour are possible in the high wind warned areas (40+ mph for the wind advised)! these should diminish by this afternoon with temperatures still expected to top out in the 50s and 60s across most of the region with lots of sunshine. it'll be a bit cooler, but much calmer too tonighh and saturday with lows near 30 and highs in the middle 50s with decent sunshine. another weak cold front will move through on sunday which will increase our winds from the northwest and bring in some cooler air. still though, highs in the 40s is still not bad at all for late february, and that's where we'll be for the better part of next week. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> suspececelias wanatee went before a judge thursday for the first time since his arre

david cohn, big game, feeds daniel dixon, one of cohn's 6 assits. dixon had 19 points. more from the tribe. this time it's dixon with the assist, finds terry tarpey with the big dunk down low. 16 points for tarpey. william and mary, a 24-0 run. tribe wins 87 to 69, snapping wilmington's 11 game winning streak. they host drexel on saturday at kaplan arena. lady monarchs home against western kentucky. odu trying to rebound from last weeks loss at rice. lady monarchs wearing the pink uniforms tonight and they go down low to annika holopanin, nice moves in the post....she muscles in for the tough bucket. holopanin, she's from finland and she can pass, too. keyana brown, gets wide open and she gets the lay up. big time play here by first, game clock winding down, and nice and then western kentucky that prevails, hilltoppers win it 85 yo 74. back to it's never too early to start talking college football. earlier on wavy news ten at 6, bruce opponents, the quarterback situation. if you would like to see the entire interview, we [ cheersnd applause ] >> steve: from stage one at

and up towards the mason dixon d line the last of the snow showers. back towards the west there t still could be one more round ii our future. there looks like an especialliee level that will be passing around our area between two and the six in the morning and it could have another round of flurries with it and those will definitely stick and not melt. we want you to have a heads h up for potentially some slick spots and the solid refreeze that weht are expecting. as we look at temperatures righu now we're already down to the freezing mark in a few spots. we'll have much more to talk about with the overnight temperatures with a look at evee colder air that is going to be visiting us for the weekend. > tonight, chilling new information about a school volunteer accused of forcing nearly a dozen kids to commit c sex acts while he videotaped them. he made videotapes featuring children as young asinine years old. tonight he's being held on a million dollars bond. paul wagner is live with more mr details. >>reporter: we spent quite a bit of time out here i

dixon announced his decision at a news conference today. dixon says he is a tireless advocate. dixon is a community activist and democrat. scott is a republican, and has served since 2013. he was appointed by governor nikki haley following the resignation of jim demint. the senatorial election is coming up this november. nigel: the upstate homeschool co-op delivered donations to the greenville children's hospital today. officials from the co-op say they raised money, and made blankets and tray liners, for the children in the hospital. club worked on the project. a volunteer we spoke to says, blankets are needed the most during the winter season. >> we decided that doing something like blankets to the hospital would be something good for us to give, that they can use a lot, that wasn't something specific. nigel: volunteers say they held to pay for the fabric for the blankets. happening now in north carolina, electricity regulators are deciding whether to allow a $1 billion project. it would allow duke energy to convert an asheville coal-burning power plant to burn cleaner natura

dixon announced his decision at a news conference monday. in a news release, dixon says he is, "a tireless advocate and will reach out to people who feel they are underrepresented by current elected officials." dixon is a democrat and a community activist scott is a republican and has served since 2013, when he was appointed by governor nikki of jim demint. >> good morning. this morning, the republican candidates are waking up ready for tonight caucuses in nevada. but ted cruz is dealing with some of his own new campaign drama, effectively firing a top aide for incorrectly suggesting that marco rubio was questioning the bible. it was a dramatic turn of events late yesterday and donald trump pounced on it fast continuing that line of attack that ted , "playing dirty hillary clinton: i do not believe we live in a single-issue country. the economy is rigged in favor of the top. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's poison in the water... hardworking immigrant families living in fear... racism holding

does he have the game to continue on even south of the mason dixon line? >> that's the big question. i thought sanders had to win convincingly tonight. he clearly is not going to do that, even if he wins. he'll do well in new hampshire, it's a neighboring state, like a but will he do well when the southern primaries start occurring in early march? and florida on march 15th. doesof the mason dixon line, in states that are not as liberal as iowa is for democratic voters? does he play south of the mason dixon line in other, more moderate democratic states. i'm not sure he does. >> those are the problems that bernie sanders may be facing. what about hillary clinton? e-mails coming back to haunt her, could that be real trouble for her? >> this is a win for hillary clinton. margin. i thought bernie sanders would spank her. basically, based upon the new college kids coming in to vote, they were coming in in high numbers, and i was, okay, the high numbers are showing up, the voters are showing up in iowa, the college students are showing up in iowa for bernie sand

dixon announced his decision at a news conference monday. in a news release, dixon says he , "tireless advocate and will reach out to people who feel they are under represented by current elected officials. go dixon is a democrat and a scott is a republican and has -- hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. in this morning's buzz..... an ottowa couple tries to come up dale: 4:57 this morning, rain and wind at 20 miles pe

dixon: "36:44 somebody could've took him or anything so it just a wake up call" and her mother- also hopeful- her daughter will get the help she needs. tonya: "35:56 i just hope she get out and do the right thing i hope that was a wake up call for her and that she does the right thing" in court today- the judge said while the case is pending she can't have any contact with her son. she was also ordered to come up with a safety plan. live downtown, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. new developments in that 55 tri-state - police say the driver is also wanted for a shooting in dayton, ohio.9 on your side showed you this video yesterday.police say the suspects recorded themselves during the pursuit. today the suspected driver was all alone in court - anthony knight is being held on a 750- thousand dollar bond. he's also being questioned by police in kentucky. kentucky.two other suspects - chucky foley and jewaun booker are being held on warrants out of montgomery county. they have not been charged in yesterday's chase. and here's a reminder of how that chase went down yesterday. it started wi

dixon big win for william mary eighty seven to sixty nine that only the lady monarchs hosting western kentucky tonight the last of the hilltoppers by seventeen earlier this year jenny sims had twenty eight for the lady mocs tonight. finland's finest on the goal of pain and working in the premier takes a step what makes the block in march looking lady not looking good first half pretty much throughout the game almost or at the kaye kiana brown on the back door and then raymond capture the cup with reporters this week at the end of the quarter that an eight point lead with three minutes ago lost in overtime eighty five somewhat tough loss for the lady monarchs time ill racing when we come back thursday night before the daytona five the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children...

center.krystal dixon is charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. investigators say it started when a child, who was dropped off by dixon, was asked to leave for not wearing proper swim attire.it ended with this chaotic scene, that was caught on camera last june.two from deadly police shootings to potholes that never get fixed. those are among the issues raised last night at a packed meeting with city leaders... police and the public.nine on your side's ashley zilka was at the meeting at the college hill community center and has more. the mood was different at the town hall meeting. topics like gun violence and the heroin epidemic were coveredbut it's last week's officer involved shooting that had everyone talking. in a packed town hall meeting- the most recent officer-involved shooting took the spotlight. 14:45 we don't on the past four shootings nobody came out and said it was a good shooting. 53 chief isaac came to his department's defense. 36:18 their actions were consistent with their training, that's what i said. 22 as police officers lined th

. >> debra dixon shows us how. >> the old saint michael's church is part of the $10 million renovation. two non-profits raised the money for the 5 building campus here in price hill, that awakened the power of the neighborhood. >> how will you see? it will be good to school or gents go to school. >> goes. >> here, adults study english as a second language, work on the geds or gets help with college entrance exams. that's what mike james is doing. he's worked construction, all >> expecting a greater life of my family. i've won the school. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to be a civil engineer. >> he wants to set a good example for the two children. >> these are graduation photos of adults who went back to school, including 40-year-old christine parks, a single mother of three. she graduated from high school the same year as her son. >> i could just remember the day, i got my results back. i sat on the stool and cried. they said momma, we're so proud of you. >> now she's in college studying nursing. >> now i've been in college for two years. now with both of my children, are in coll

dixon confirmed today that sycamore township misdemeanor charges against his scene this morning. dixon was facing a series of zoning violations that could have cost him more than $13- thousand dollars. in a statement, a township administrator says the case wasn't worth fighting anymore. when it went up season... the township claimed the roof was too series of other filed. hopes to have the display up even if you didn't know... tonight is the deadline to get registered for the upcoming ohio presidential primary on march 15th. the board of elections office downtown will be open until 9-o- clock tonight to take in your registration forms. if you plan on mailing yours in, it has to be postmarked by today's date. early voting in ohio begins tomorrow. as the water crisis in flint michigan continues... a group of local students in harrison are stepping in to help. this was the scene at william henry harrison junior school today for their water drive! the event was organized by a junior leadership group with the goal of collecting 4-thousand cases. everything was loaded into a truck dona

. >> debra dixon, local 12 news. >> you could help crimestoppers by going to the fish fry on brooks, on february 26th. bill brooks donates money raised to crimestoppers and really deb dixon, she deserves a lot of the credit for the success of crimestoppers all these years. >> she does. >> >> we continue to follow the local breaking news alert for you. live pictures from the scene of the deadly officer-involved shooting in harrison avenue near budeneau. at this point, we don't have many details. we have crews on the scene. as soon as we get more information, we will pass it to you. you could check on it on twitter. >>> and it could be a tall order. brad johansson, introduces us to a local father who took matters under his own hands. >> he produces successful movies. he hit a book. he says he won't sell out to do it and he plans to do a lot of good in the process. >> you're in junior high and script and you get to tell him what he thinks about the new action. >> you were excited. >> we read the book before anyone else did. >> and making it sound like it's pretty cool is brian's plan. h

local 12's deborah dixon tells us how and where the arrest went down. 3 the army's purchased a million of these,.revision goggles, high level eye protection for special forces to protect them in case of explosions.these are the real revision goggles . the criminal case out of dearborn county indiana is about goggles that look just like them. but they're made in china, r cheaper. and dangerous according to prosecutor aaron negangard. " they're being presented look like revision imply same level of protection" 3 negangard said it's a purchase a police officer might make...or a reservist in the national guard." one thing that bothers us they're putting people who protect us in jeopardy while selling an inferior product""according to county courthouse, an undercover company was set up here in lawrenceburg then goggles ordered then a lab technician from revision examined them"revision military said in a statement that the knock off goggles met none of the industry standards for ballistic quality.the company worked with an indianapolis private investigators who partnered with negangard. he w

and cited dixon nine times.but they changed their minds earlier this week... saying there's no need to continue with the case because the display's been taken down. still to come this morning, a close encounter for the pope in mexico when he is knocked down.his reaction to the forcing apple executives to unlock a phone this morning. who this phone belonged to and why the fbi says it could contain information they need. hazy skies for the start of temperatures in the mid 20s. we'll eventually see a few breaks in the clouds today but overall, it's still mostly cloudy and dreary. highs are expected in the upper 30s welcome back.some scary moments for pope francis in mexico.the pope was shaking hands with well-wishers at a stadium when someone pulled on his garment and knocked him onto a child in a wheelchair. the pope wasn't hurt... and he scolded those responsible for their behavior.francis wraps up his visit to mexico today. he'll travel to the border town of juarez and pray for undocumented immigrants who protecting privacy... or stopping another terror attack

names the assistant four men and woman, have nearly 100 years of criminal justice experience. debra dixon tells us, one is making history. >> i'm very excited to see the team come together. i think we will have to do exceptional things from the city. >> the team, assistant chief dave bailey promoted to the chief executive assistant. mike john, were all captains yesterday. today, they are lieutenant colonels. >> point out that lieutenant colonel is the second female to serve, as an assistant chief in terms of the department's history. >> police say, it's been a guy thing. in later years, those who work the police department, women policing. and commanded key units investigation section internal and district. >> it's being a woman at a table, whatever the conversation is. if i could bring a different perspective, that's helpful in us implements, succeeding with the mission. that's a good thing. i think side by side, men, women, it was extremely competitive. i think i could compete in my own right with that. >> two of the fiji's sibles, and captain revell, are with the city of cincinnati. >>

curtis: you been down there to the mason dixon . >> delaware south of the mason dixon. he blinked between pennsylvania and maryland. >> how dare you . >> let me tell you something. no red on monday , wednesday and friday. >> it's noon/3 for the drive five. >> ines kim or any color she wants, just for the record. ines: thank you, carrie. curtis: you never will be at this rate. ben: your mets are getting ready for spring training, still ahead. curtis: hate them! ben: taking the field be right back. (ugh.) does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it, resolve it. our formula with a special conditioning ingredient, softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens. but it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and to clean pet messes, welcome back. it's a look at sports. basketball returns after the break and the next time brooklyn to take on the nets. the ranges are up in toronto. we go in the rangers are giving up the goal with two minutes and 30 seconds left. they would take the lead on this brilliant play. the

aired on angel dresses. volunteers transformed them to outfits for babies who do not come home. debra dixon, emotional reaction >> the basement of the westchester home was filled with donated wedding gowns, with satin, lays, and beads. they are cut and hand-sewn to angel dresses and burial gowns. something that katherine didn't have, when daughter ava was stillborn at one pound. this is the piece of blanket she was buried in. >> to make sure no mother would have to search their baby doll clothes to find something for their baby to wear. >> getting wedding dresses was easy. getting hospital toss take them was tough. >> and every baby is unique and every family's circumstances and that kind of thing. i don't know what i expected. this is not what i expected. >> parent could fit their outfit. >> women and family in need of grief support. >> they will never forget this baby. so to have a picture or just a memory of one of their baby and one of the gorgeous gowns, this speaks volumes, knowing the difference on what their memory will be. >> this is my first gown that i sode. >> parent roundtree t

anthony dixon - they are given a choice. you can live in the live as a maroon society, as you see fit they were also given a choice, if you uld like to live under spanish rule, then you can live at fort mose. vo narr - in 1693, the immediate threat for spain was england and her growing carolina colonies. as word got back to spain that plantation slaves were seeking asylum in spanish florida, ... james bullock 00:08:21:10 - the king of spain created the edict of 1693 which to my knowledge and other scholars appears to be the first civil rights legislation in the new world kathy deegan - 01:41:36:12 - as soon as word got to the plantations in carolina that there was this possibility of sanctuary after 1693 ...many people took advantage of that possibility to try and make it to florida . " jenna: that story of the underground railroad is just one of many untold stories about the origins of the civil rights movement in america. for more... head to our web-site siouxlandmatters t com sports...as iowa continues its impressive seas

sth of the mason dixon line while further north heavy rain and flooding could occur. fred: jenna: tim: (tim) fred, what is the outlook for tonight? (fred) a half inch or less of snow. fred: a rain/snow mix in the western parts of siouxland, moving east. a time lapse of the port neal welding company skycam hd shows that we've had a definite increase in cloud cover today. 39 has been our high and 24 the low. here's the p pture live from storm lake on the skycam hdhd39 is our sioux city temperature. after a chilly start, we warmed up nicelytoday. local teteeratures are mamaly in the 30s witha few 40s south and west. winds are north to northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows the light snow getting ready to move into siouxland this evening, and we also see a major weather system over the eastern fourth of the country. this system is responsible for a tornado watch over the east central us, from south carolina to pennsylvania. after several severe weather reports yesterday, there are many moror today. in the past 24 hours alone, there have been o

investigators say the fight started when a child -- who was dropped off by dixon -- was asked to leave for not wearing proper swim attire. christmas pageants could be returning to kentucky schools -- under new bills expanding "religious freedom". freedom".one proposal would allow public schools to put on artistic programs with religious themes.the other would allow businesses and churches to refuse services to gay lesbian and transgender people.*that* bill has cleared a shocking sign of the tri- state heroin epidemic...that deadly drug taking more lives in butler county -- than *any* other cause of death.nine on your side's t-j parker explains why heroin in our expected. t.j.: "butler county coroner, doctor lisa mannix, says the number of heroin overdose deaths in the county continue to rise. a scary statistic she want's to see changed."dr. lisa mannix//coroner: "12:41 the coroners office is the last stop on a very bad journey that these people have been on"mannix- says in 20-15- 189 people came through her office- dead- from a drug overdose. the majority of them- used heroin. mannix:

---for three----team-high 17 points for dixon--- tribe come all the way back and steal one from jmu--- 68-62 the final--- tribe now tied for second in the northeastern on tuesday. virginia tech trying to snap a 3-game losing streak on the road at pittsburgh-----great game for seth allen----28 points to lead all scorers------a perfect 5 for 5 on three point attempts---but the hokies wilson---three pointer--pittsburgh up 18 in the second half----later----james robinson ally oop to jamel artis----panthers straight losses for tech--they fall to 4 and 5 in the acc---with a trip to syracuse coming up on tuesday--- big news from the nfl-----calvin johnson has been one of the best receivers in football over the past decade----espn is reporting 2015 was his final season-----and that johnson will retire----- adam shefter with espn reports johnson told his family before the season he would retire, and that he told his head coach---jim caldwell---after the lions last game---- on tuesday---johnson's agent bus cook said the receiver was still weighing his megatron----johnson is a 6-time pro bowler

dixon is planning to run as a democrat. senator scott is currently serving out the term once occupied by jim demint who resigned in 2013. the nation's governors were in washington d.c. today to meet with president obama. it's the seventh time obama has invited all governors to the white house since taking office. the president touched on some key topics including gun violence, the zika virus, china, and infrastructure spending. in the final year of your last term, working as hard as you can to get as much done as possible for the folks you represent- fixing roads, educating our children, helping people re-train, appointing judges. the usual stuff." the president also mentioned the weekend attack of six people in kalamazoo, michigan--saying that he's been in touch with law enforcement about providing federal support in the investigation. after the break--get ready for some more rain over the next few days. we'll find out just what's ahead this week in your full forecast. break 2 says their names. trayvon martin shot to death

jasen dixon puts the display outside his home in cincinnatti every year for christmas -- but this past year he was fined more than 13-thousand dollars for zoning violations. his attorney arguing dixon was not givennproper noticeeof the meanwhile -- zombie protestors were outside the courthouse during today's hearing. a judge is expected to rule on the case next month. coming up next... we'll hear from waterloo native kyven gadson as he's set to chase a spot in the 20-16 olympic games -- plus -- the 13th ranked iowa state basketball team gos after a 5th straight big 12 conference win mark woodley joins us next on tonight would go after a cyclones hosting 14th ranked west virgina -- 3 and oh all time at home against the mountaineers -- iowa state came out hot -- deonte burton -- punishing the me rims -- cyclones up 13 early -- minutes later -- burton from 15 feet -- hits the jj- iowa state uu 25 to 10 in the first half -- but foul trouble and turnovers get west viriginia back in it -- daxter miles with the 2 off the steal ---makes it a one point game -- cyclones get some momentum before

anthony dixon - they are given a choice. you can live in the florida wilderness , live as a maroon society, as you see fit they were also given a choice, if you would like to live under spanish rule, then you can live at immediate threat for spain was england and her growing carolina colonies. as word got back to spain that plantation slaves were seeking asylum in spanish florida, ... james bullock 00:08:21:10 - the king of spain created the edict of 1693 which to my knowledge and other scholars appears to be the first civil rights legislation in the new world kathy deegan - 01:41:36:12 - as soon as word got to the plantations in carolina that there was this possibility of sanctuary after 1693 ...many people took advantage of that possibility to try and make it to florida . " lukas that story of the 01:07:57:00 - in 1687 the first group of people arrived in st. augustine as what would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage from the english plantations in the carolinas. anthony dixon - i think it is important th

. >> reporter: adele dixon gave birth to her third child. a baby boy. they called barry. >> we knewing is was wrong knew something was wrong because the doctor kept flipping him over. >> reporter: barry was diagnosed with encephalocele. if he su vied, the doctors said he would most likely be severely disabled. >> it's funny, you always think i want a healthy baby but for us, i just want my baby. >> reporter: after brain surgery at two weeks, barry defied the odds. >> you never know. i did all of the right things, i saw the doctor, took prenatal vitamins, had a healthy diet. >> reporter: this program was started 24 years ago to help moms. birth defects like encephalocele down 60%. a steady decline until last year. >> our rates have gone up particularly in the midlands and coastal area. >> reporter: if mom wasthe centers for disease control says taking folic acid before getting pregnant and early pregnancy lowers your risk of having a baby with birth defects. dean says they are taking the rise very seriously. >> because it's become an increase we we are a

buzz dixon. one of those beach kids. he's coming by at 2:00 to ask you for a favor. favor? what favor? maybe he wants to build some units on your beach property. wilbur... i know. go home. i'm gonna tell off that editor. hello, operator. get me smedley 3-4-0-0-0. i said, smedley. "s" as in seabiscuit, "m" as in man 0' war, "e" as in equipoise. oh! ed, who were you calling? that smart-aleck editor. ed, i told you to forget about that editorial. how would you like it if somebody told you there was no place for people in the world today? i'd become a horse. look, ed, stop worrying about the editorial. i'll get you some more hay. i told you, i'm on a hunger strike. come on, fella. take my advice. eat your lunch. forget the whole thing. i gotta mail a letter. can i get you some apples? well, maybe a few pounds. we, uh, we've gotta keep up your strength up while you're on that hunger strike. yeah. that's-- that's right. that's right. wilbur, do you mind if i hide in your barn? kay and those "beachnik" kids are looking for me. oh, rog', look, if you're worried about selling that b