we have eden lane, host extraordinaire, reporter. i don't know, you have so many titles, eden, thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. a fun night here. great to see you too. >> what was the best moment of the night for you, and let's talk about mad max. it won six awards tonight.. techniial side of awards, really sort of recognizes that the kind of work that went into a rather underrated movie, if you're looking at it artistically. it's kind of a surprise, because the oscars really are about emotion more than artistic merit. it was a great surprise to see them win those awards. >> reporter: not your favorite. >> not my particular favorite -`movie, but the kind of craftsmanship they put into the movie was really above par. >> reporter: let's talk about leo. a big night for him. he's been nominated multiple times, and he finally got that statue. >> you can imagine that emotion he finally felt when he got to go up there, this whole season, that kind of momentum leading him forward to that moment. of course, he used that moment t

teenagers are charged in connection with a killing in eden, north carolina. rockingham investigators charged 18- year-olds daquarius martin and zachary haley with first degree kidnapping and murder of benjamin baker. deputies say baker was found dead inside his home last month after being shot. last night. both are being held in the henry county jail without bond. the investigation is ongoing ... if you have any information call the rockingham county sheriff's office. a house fire in gretna that killed a woman late last month ... has been ruled an accident. the pittsylvania county fire marshal says ... the fire started in the kitchen near the microwave. investigators say it then spread to the attic. 73-year old katie yeatts was found inside. it's believed she died of smoke inhalation. a salem man is in jail after admitting to making methamphetamine in an abandoned building. officers were called to the 16- hundred block of reece road saturday for a man reportedly going into an abandoned building. the man ran off when they got there. police later found joseph g

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what if you didn't know thstory of the garden of eden? adam and eve. larry: let's say you met them after they were exiled from eden. w, as they both suffer equally under the same punishment, how would you know which of them had taken e bite from the forbidden fruit? charles: e outcome doesn't provide enough information to discern the inputs. if i really want to figure out who's guilty, i've got to reconstruct the original fraud at syntel. precisely. nadine: always happy to take a walk in the park. don: well, just so you know, i mean, i know you're prosecuting thomas galway and the other syntel executives. you caught the lucinda shay murder. yeah. i guess it's true what they say: dark clouds do have silver linings. ah, you're too kind to me. gracias. look, i figure losing your witness is obviously not going to be great for your case. without shay's testimony, i n't prove galway authorized bogus syntel accounting. right. can you put the murder on him? what, you think a ceo of a fortune 500 company would kill a federal witness? pull the trigger? probly no

catherine eden and luke schaeffer's $2 a day. >> at extreme poverty in america, and the prize is another nonfiction finalist. the book reports of how newark new jersey school system use the donation of 100 million dollars from facebook founder mark zucker berg. the history of music piracy in the last award is the mark let inmark linton history prize which focuses on works of narrative history.

deputies say the charges come after they found benjamin baker dead in his eden home last month. jury selection continues tomorrow in pulaski county for ashley white's trial. she is the mother of noah thomas, the five year old boy who was found dead in a septic tank last march after a weeklong search. this is new video of her leaving the pulaski county courthouse after more than six hours of jury questioning. today her lawyer, kelsey bulger, asked dozens of potential jurors about their facebook usage, if they have liked, shared, or commented on anything related to the death of noah thomas, and if they know any of the witnesses. the judge and asked dozens of questions. so far 15 people have been selected jurors. seven more will be selected tomorrow. virginia authorities are still looking for the man who took his weekend, setting off alert. three-year-old haven moses was believed to be in extreme danger after she was abducted yesterday by her father, james moses the third. haven was found afternoon in augusta county, where moses lives. information on his whereabouts should call pol

this marks the third straight title for eden prairie in the last 11 years. econdition prairie was led by goals from anna gabble and others. it takes commitment, it takes hard work and it takes teamwork and dedication to achieve a state championship. this is even more impressive with the amount of time these student athletes put together in their studying, exceling in school and participating in other extracurricular activities. con fradgelations to the players, coaches, family and fans of the eden prairie girls' high school hockey team. our community is proud of you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- does the gentlelady from exas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: ms. speaker, without objection, the gentlewoman senseless gun violence over the past weekend in our community, a young man, 19 years old, worked in a pose rhea, was gunned -- in a pizzeria, was gunned down. the story says as he worked in this robbery, he attempted to respond to the kill

the arrest comes after the january shooting death of benjamin baker in eden. from an apparent gunshot wound after failing to show up for work..### the man accused of killing two people... including a virginia police officer... is expected in court today. 32-year-old ronald hamilton is charged with multiple counts of murder and malicious wounding. he is accused of killing prince william county police officer "ashley guindon" and his 29-year- old wife. two other officers were injured while responding to the domestic violence call. officer guindon was sworn in friday--- and was working her first field shift --- when she was killed. several presidential hopefuls are visiting virginia ahead of super tuesday tomorrow. g-o-p candidate donald trump will visit be speaking at radford university today at noon. some students and graduates are getting as many tickets as they can but are not attending... saying the empty seats will send message to the trump campaign. this comes after marco rubio visited roanoke college on sunday. nearly 23- hundred people attended that rall

it truly is the garden of eden. it is spectacular and just moments ago that's right, we descended into the 2,000-foot deep crater and now we have just arrived and i believe a few of our friends came to join us, the animals have really cooperated. great migration in panoramic views. this is 100-square-mile crater. we have a lot of ground to cover. but we have some help to do that. we have five cameras, a long two drones and, of course, that 360-degree virtual reality bringing this incredible, incredible safari to you and it there are so many animals to see. we're going to be looking for elephants, lions and rhinos because those are the animals that are threatened, in fact, our t.j. holmes is in south africa, he's going to be talking about the efforts to try and stop illegal hunting so that we can protect and save these majestic creatures, guys. buckle up, this is going to be an awesome ride. >> it really will be. you're going to be live all morning long. one of the memories i treasure most, my family, we went on a sa

. >> reporter: joe eden told us the store employee showed him the back room and said the dog had been left alone by the worker for as long as 15 minutes. >> he said he was attached to a harness to a sink, next to the area on the floor, i asked to see the harness. he showed me a choking restraint leash. >> reporter: this professional groomer from the napa valley in 15 years. >> every groomer uses a choke harness, but you can never leave them alone. it's like leaving an infant a doctor's officea rope around its ck. >> reporter: a spokesperson told abc7 news an independent investigation suggests he may have suffered a serious cardiac event that report describes petco's version, that the dog collapsed while walking from the bath area. there is in mention of a harness or the dog being left alone, different from what store employees initially told the edens. >> we can't even find out how he died. we have that right. >> reporter: petco did confirm he was left alone for five minutes a violation of policy but the company claims not his cause of death. in napa, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> the

. >> reporter: joe eden told us the store employee showed him the back room and said the dog had been left alone by the worker for as long as 15 minutes. >> he said he was attached to a harness to a sink, next to the area on the floor, i asked to see the harness. he showed me a choking restraint leash. >> reporter: this professional groomer from the napa valley in 15 years. >> every groomer uses a choke harness, but you can never leave them alone. it's like leaving an infant a doctor's office with a rope around its neck. >> reporter: a spokesperson told abc7 news an independent investigation suggests he may have suffered a serious cardiac event that report describes petco's version, that the dog collapsed while walking from the bath area. there is in mention of a harness or the dog being left alone, different from what store employees initially told the edens. >> we can't even find out how he died. we have that right. >> reporter: petco did confirm he was left alone for five minutes a violation of policy but the company claims not his cause of death. in napa, laura anthony, abc7 news.

eden lane will be live tweeting for us. coming up in our 9:00 hour, eden will be here offering insight into the awards. join us for denver 7 news right after the awards are over. >>> ahead of hollywood's biggest night, the pioneers association of fort collins paid tribute to hatie mcdaniel. she won for her role in "gone with the wind." >>> it's going to be nice again. >> it is, even with the cool front, because our temperatures are still going to be above where we should be. however, we're going to have (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, . >>> welcome back. it is 7:16. here's a look from georgetown where traffic is running just fine. we've got a little into the mountains later tonight. dayle is tracking that, so stick around. i was unfortunately doing a story, but you guys were freezing yesterday, and you warmed

. >> abby eden has the story. >> reporter: gabby shaw has been dancing for years. it's this teenager's favorite hobby, so her diagnosis when she was just nine years old was gabby had osteo sarcoma. >> my main surgery was june 15th, 2011. and what they did was take out my knee, which is the portion that had the cancer, so now my ankle acts as my knee, and whenever i point it -- >> reporter: gabby is back to walking and dancing. >> dancing means a lot to me. it's the main thing that motivated me and to learn to walk again because i really just wanted to get back on the stage. >> reporter: the one thing she cannot do is dance on point. gabby said she wanted to get a foot that allowed her to dance on point, and he wasn't sure he could ever help her achieve that dream, but he tried. >> she immediately got up on point and started moving around and practices. better than i expected it would. >> reporter: this video showing gabby testing out her new prosthetic went viral. a simple dance, no choreography or flashing outfits, just gabby proving there doesn't need to be becom

amy robach taking us on a tour of the garden of eden. she'll join us live from tanzania. to explain the this unprecedented network tv event. >>> first, the growing beyonce backlash. the singer getting grief for her controversial video for the song, formation. and her performance that the super bowl halftime show earlier this month. >> some police unions are anti-cop message and calling far law enforcement boycott during her tour. >> reporter: the fallout from beyonce's super bowl performance is gaining ground. cops all across the country are refusing to go to her show. this morning, queen bey facing a police boycott of her upcoming tour, creating security questions. most venues depend on officers to volunteer for at least some of the security shifts. now some union leaders are calling for cops not the be on hand when her formation comes to their city. i got hot salsa >> reporter: the fraternal order of police in miami, where beyonce's tour kicks off, citing controversy over the halftime show. okay, ladies, now let get in formation >> reporter: and taking a vote to suggest

thanks for being with us this morning. >> i want to steal eden's ballot. of course she's going to be back after the awards show tonight and then possibly yet again tomorrow morning. we're keeping that woman busy. she's the go-to when it comes to the oscars. you can watch that on denver 7. our coverage begins at 3:00. >> and we'll be live at the denver film society's watch party this evening at well, so i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. >>> welcome back. it's 9:16. this is a look off of i-70 where the roads are dry. it just looks so nice out there, but we are tracking some snow. dayle specifically tracking all of that moving into the mountains. when is it going to show up, will it affect your drive home

after nearly 100 years of final clean up will get underway this summer at william f eden park. >> this is ground zero now there are hundreds of homes and other developments appear. alerting everyone they will be waiting to make sure this area is finally clear of the their shells. >> green mountain is a popular psyching area for recreation here and was liquid. with housing development on the north face, but beginning during world war i it was also used by the army for artillery target practice. >> we would hear stories about casings. then overall over the nice site of green mountain and never seen any metal any indication that it's there. patrick smith came to understand what the health department plans to you this summer. >> kick him and kick a quick survey of open areas and their property just to determine if there is any munitions debris or even unexploded ordinance. they want to make sure they haven't missed him. >> my feeling is it's a minimal nature but this is a danger i would like to see. >> walt and nancy colligan live in that neighborhood. about their property values. in the m

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baker was found dead in his eden home from an apparent gunshot wound after failing to show up for work. 18-year-old daquarius martin of martinsville and zachary haley of axton are also charged.### turning to national headlines ... the man accused of shooting his brother -- ohio pastor william charged today. police say 68- year old daniel schooler faces murder charges. church members say the suspect walked into the church, entered his brother's officer and started shooting. loretta smith / church member "hen we heard pa pow pa pow pa pow. that's when everybody started running. dayton police say a motive for shooting has not been determined. they do believe the pastor was the only intended victim.### court resumed today in erin andrews' civil lawsuit against stalker and the nashville marriott. michael barrett pleaded guilty to stalking in 20-10 after recording andrews through a peephole at the hotel. he then posted nude pictures of andrews is seeking 75-million dollars in damages for negligence. she says someone working at the hotel told barrett which room she was staying in.### still to

in africa's garden of eden. >> that's right. live with unprecedented access into the angora crater. i'm here with dave salmoni. he'll be our tour guide tomorrow. he's a big guy. i'm standing on a box right now to be transparent here. dave and i actually went into the crater earlier this morning. it will live up to the hype. the whole point is to shed some light on so many animals threatened. t.j. holmes is at an orphanage where they care for rhinos. baby rhinos. t.j., over to you. >> hey, there, robach. i'm at the oldest game reserve in all of africa. take a look down here. those are two rhino calfs. the truth is, i'm sorry to have show those here, they're orphans. their moms were killed by we have a crisis here with rhinos in africa. why? because of demand in asia because of rhino horn. they grind it down, put it in drinks use it as mary >> caller: medicine. the thing is, it has no use. study after study has proven in in fact it has no signcientific purpose or medical purpose. i want to show you how we can end this crisis. if they would chew their own fingernails. it's made of care

round of snow that pushed through the tri-state about an hour ago.this is as it hit dayton kentucky.in eden and we're not done yet!9 first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh with a look at what is to come. we're expecting rain showers to mix with and gradually change over to snow showers by the late afternoon. that lunchtime and we should change over to all snow by 6-8 p.m. accumulations of around a half first warning is for the tuesday morning commute as ground and still falling in showers will fall during the day on tuesday. temperatures will only top out at 280f for a colder day. a secondary front will bring even colder air into the tri-state late tuesday into wednesday and reinforce another wave of scattered snow. snow accumulations from 1-3 inches from monday night into wednesday are expected with much of that occurring tuesday. the disorganized nature of the snow showers and squalls will give some of you very minor accumulations, wraps steve will be keeping an eye on the conditions throughout the now cincinnati.in the meantime -- we're keeping an eye on the roads for you. i-275

afternoon...another view shows the flurries moving in from high atop eden park looking across the river into dayton, kentucky. and this is a live look at i- 71/75 at turfway road in northen kentucky. 9 first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh is tracking where the snow is falling... and just how much

it's known as the garden of eden of africa. stunning. tuesday, for the first time in network history, you, the viewer, using your tablet or mobile ah device, you're going to be able to choose your own adventure. im-360 is our partner in this. amy robach joining us from tanzania with more. looking a little bit more like a better looking crocodile dundee. amy, good morning. >> you have to look the part. when you're here. >> i know. you wear it well. walk us through the moving parts that will make this "gma" adventure so cool. >> first of all, and i believe you have said this. this is the first ever live safari in the ngorongoro crater. on television. it's never been done before. we have a crew of 22. the drones. the im-360 camera. and it is spectacular. bauds at home, you don't have to to get here. you can, from the comfort of your couch, go along with us. we'll be moving live in vehicles through the ngorongoro crater. there are about 25,000 animals in the crater. the great migration has begun. you can sit at home and move with us. and see