edward byers junior took part in a risky mission to save a doctor kidnapped by the taliban. michelle kosinski has the story. 3 as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 brought plenty of it. (edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it's a no-fail mission. our objective - our goal - is to bring back an american hostage alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it was at that point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america's highest military honor.(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it wasn't until he called and i got to speak to him thata& and he said, "congratulations. i looked at your reward and i'm

edwards? >> that's correct. >> right? >> yes, sir. >> and you're new on the block. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, citizen-hero, we appreciate what you did. >> thank you. audience is reminded to -- to hold their applause, please. we'll now recognize the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we ought to be clear about flint. arguably one of the worst municipal environmental tragedies in the modern era in the united states. and it was manmade. and it is the consequence actually of implementing a political philosophy of social darwinism, of smaller governm t government, of rabid anti-regulation, of attack after attack after attack on the epa because our financiers don't like it. let's be very clear how flint happened. it did not happen by accident. and it wasn't a 7-1vote to switch the source of water. that was the vote to switch water authorities. they didn't vote on going to the river. and those who want to argue with there's nothing wrong with the wate

edwards? >> the state of michigan has been very responsive. >> and so, how many documents of what you've requested from the epa have you received today? >> i have to check but i still have foias outstanding from nine years ago in washington, d.c. that i appealed in 2005 and attorney from epa just contacted me one month ago about. so -- >> nine years? >> nine years. >> let me tell you the trouble that i have with this. we have a site in western north carolina called cts. you're familiar with that i'm sure, aren't you? >> i have heard about the site, i do not have direct personal knowledge about it. >> i would ask, since you're new to the job, that you get some personal knowledge. >> yes, sir. >> because we have a recurring theme here. we have unbelievable regulations that come down and then the epa does not enforce their own regulations. there's a problem with that, don't you think? >> it's important for epa to enforce its regulations. >> can you share with me your rationale why it would take n

edwards. mr. edwards: thank you. this is the third time, unfortunately, that i have testified before conference -- before congress about the epa lea d and copper rule. when we met on this in 2004, we talked about the deficiencies of epa, the loopholes in regulation, and all of we could have learned from washington dc was derailed. the only thing that we learned in washington dc was that these agencies pay to protect us from a lead and drinking water can get away with anything. i am really thanking you to do what -- begging you to do what we did not do the last two times. to fix the epa lead and copper rule and to fix the u.s. epa. the agencies involved in protecting children from leade ned drinking water, including the cdc, epa, privacy entities have proven themselves time and time again unworthy of the public trust. they cannot be trusted to fix this problem. they have repeatedly engaged in scientific misconduct. in the written testimony i submitted, i outline over the last 10 years 5 examples of falsified reports f

professor edwards: thank you. fernando: professor edwards tells me he' s satisfied with the public apology of governor rick snyder. edwards added that elected officials were misled by bureaucrats, calling it a failure of conscience that endangered the people of flint. something he' s never done before president obama: we' ve heard inexcusable political rhetoric against muslim americans >> the political fallout after his visit to a mosque. and, applaud, if you think the super bowl is a lot like politics. president obama: an attack on one face is an attack -- on one faith is an attack on all our face. -- faiths. fernando: living with fear and bigotry is a reality for most american muslims. according to a poll released by pew research, almost half of american' s believe that u.s. muslims are anti-american. anushay hossain is a journalist who has dealt with the prejudice. as you know, a tremendous amount of rhetoric, anti-muslim rhetoric, in the campaign right now and lot of people are responding to it negatively and

cmost accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad: weather adlib: put script here in green today's overcast skies are bringing some light snow into central iowa the rest of this afternoon. accumulations will be light, but it might cause some slippery spots for drivers. the snow will be moving out of here tonight , but the clouds will stick around through saturday morning. it will stay fairly mild though with temps leveling off in the mid 20s with light sw winds. saturday is going to be warmer and feel fairly nice with highs climbing into the mid and upper 30s. sunday will be mild, but also very windy. winds will be picking up to 20-30 mph and causing some blowing snow for especially northern counties where they have so much on the ground. our temps will climb right next to 40 for the high, but clouds and more snow showers will swing back through in the late afternoon. accumulations again watch the roads if you're driving around to any super bowl watch parties. light snow

professor edwards: thank you. fernando: professor edwards tells me he's satisfied with the public apology of governor rick snyder. edwards added that elected officials were misled by bureaucrats, calling it a failure of conscience that endangered the people of flint. >> next, why the president did something he's never done before president obama: we've heard inexcusable political rhetoric against muslim americans >> the political fallout after his visit to a mosque. and, applaud, if you think the super bowl is a lot like politics. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) honeysuckle white . no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. one face is an attack -- on one faith is an attack on all our face. -- faiths. fernando: living with fear and bigotry is a reality for most

so they can find edwards. two others approached the 9 year old little boy at a chicago playground..before then getting him into an alley ..where he was shot and killed, execution style. the two other suspects were arrested shortly after the shooting- but edwards is still out there and authorities believe he's in eastern iowa with relatives or friends.. chicago police- it was act of barbarism, the child as a gang retaliation to back at his father" there are billboards throuhout eastern iowa with edwards' mug and info. here's one right off of ave. in cedar falls. and dangerous. now on friday, the search for edwards led authorities to a home in the 400 block of randall street in waterloo- they did not find him there...however they did find and arrest a man wanted in texas for an unrelated charge. we've got you covered, lauren moss kwwl news. there is a 5,000 dollar reward for any information leading up to an arrest. if you have any information, please contact authorities. jury selection underway in a high profile

professor edwards: thank you. fernando: professor edwards tells me he' s satisfied with the public apology of governor rick snyder. edwards added that elected officials were misled by bureaucrats, calling it a endangered the people of flint. >> next, why the president did something he' s never done before president obama: we' ve heard inexcusable political rhetoric against muslim americans >> the political fallout after his visit to a mosque. and, applaud, if you think the super bowl is a lot like politics. governor bush: please clap. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, from postal workers to nurses... he's been endorsed for real change: bernie sanders. endo

edwards says that's actually not against the law.(edwards) "you can have any amount of lead in some homes. even hazardous waste. it has to do with how this law is crafted. it allows 9 pecent of homes that are tested in a city to have any value of lead whatsoever. so if you live in those 9 percent of houses, maybe you don;t realize this. it's your job to protect yourself." but for flint- long term, the study group says the lead pipes need to be replaced. and it could take years to find out where they are.(edwards) "they have these maps but it turns out when they looked to see what the accuracy was of mapping where the lead pipe was they 3 annie rkelive3 you heard that shocking statistic that 9 percent of houses in any city can have unlimited lead levels. edwards told me, even in richmond, there are houses that have lead levels in thousands and it's all totally legal. danner, mark? 3 danner it's been a beautiful day out there -- and warmer weather is coming for your weekend.mark this is a live look at lynchburg tonight from our tower c

edwards listened and after receiving samples, he began her water. troubled by his findings, he asked his phd students if they were up for a challenge. 'we were all out to lunch and he was like i need some volunteers, were going to flint, michigan,' rebekah martin, a phd student from midlothian, said. martin, who graduated from trinity episcopal school in 2009, was one of the ones who said 'yes.' 'we drove to michigan from blacksburg, and we had to take marcs wifes van,' martin said. eleven hours later, martin and her colleagues met walters. the group ended up visiting dozens of people on their two day trip and taking samples of their water. 'most of them were sick, they had skin rashes, their hair was falling out, their children were lead poisoned,' martin said. they also sent bottles to 300 homes in flint and asked residents to send them their water. 'it was probably eight days of running this thing continuously,' dr. jeffrey parks, a research scientist at virginia tech, said. back in blacksburg, the team tested the samples for lead. parks said the

edward byers jr. , navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "nick was... he embodied what it means to be an american hero. he will forever be remembered in the pages of history for the sacrifices he made."plenty of people are calling byers a hero as well, but his young daughter might not be one of them. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "my ughter knows that i daddy, and she loves me just for that. if you talk to her one- on-one she ll tell you the five different nicknames she has for me, and i don t think one of them includes hero."the magnitude of the moment isn )t lost on everyone though - especially mom. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "when i called my mom that night and told

edward byers jr. , navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "nick was... he embodied what it means to be an american hero. he will forever be remembered in the pages of history for the sacrifices he made."plenty of people are calling byers a hero as well, but his young daughter might not be one of them. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "my daughter knows that i )m daddy, and she loves me just for that. if you talk to her one- on-one she ll tell you the five different nicknames she has for me, and i don t think one of them includes hero."the magnitude of the moment isn )t lost on everyone though - especially mom. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "when i called my mom that night and told her - got to love my mom - she... first question out of her mouth was, do you think i )ll be able-to come to it? and i was like, "of course mom. i m pretty sure doctor joseph later said byers gave him - quote - "a second chance in life." byers will be the 11-th living service member to receive the these creamery shakes are so ric

and major coral edwards jr. now, they're looking at whether edwards is connected to an attack on a different tax -- taxi driver. the taxi driver who filed it does not want his name revealed but he is 90% sure edwards is the person who tried to rob him at gunpoint. they have fingerprints from that assault that could link edwards to the case if he is a culprit. until all of the suspects from dominguez is murder are called -- murder are caught, taxi drivers continue to work in fear. >> we are scared by what is happening to him. but at the same time, we feel confident that the criminals know the community and police will be after them. >> the captain said that at this time there was nothing concrete to link him to the see of the barbara: thank you. a man is wanted for killing the mother of five and he is now in custody. stewart was arrested overnight. he fatally stabbed a 32-year-old on monday. neighbors say the two of them were romantically involved but a murder has not been revealed. today marks a year since three

but turning up empty in the search for edwards. hartman "the u.s. marssal tells us, this is not the only one of countless connections here with friends and relatives accross eastern iowa - - the search to bring closure to tyshawn's family - is edwards. hartman "the u.s. marshal relatives accross eastern iowa - - the search to bring closure to tyshawn's family - is if edwards had been at the randall address prior to their search. they did sayyit is possible he has been in the state for quite some time. again with numberous family and friends in through out the area- - authorities are asking all of eastern iowa to be on the look out. wwve got you covered live inn the newsroom . . jessica hartman kwwl news. there is a five- thousanddollar if you have any information, please contact authorities. a mild night ahead -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast stormtrack 7 weather team: we will have plenty of clouds aro

professor edwards: thank you for having me. fernando: sir, in this terrible tragedy in flint, you seem to be the one hope of a hero, maybe, if i' m not overstating it. how did you get involved? professor edwards: well, there' actually so many heroes involved , and we were just helping them, frankly. the flint residents figured out on their own that their water had high lead in it because their children got lead poisoned and their growth was essentially stunted. so a mother did this all on her own, and also figured out that the state was not following federal law in terms of corrosion control, and so we got involved just to help them in terms of monitoring their water for safety. fernando: but you also, sir, i understand, you put a tremendous amount of your own resources into play. why did you do that? professor edwards: once we realized that no one would help them, the people who are paid to protect them were not going to do their job, we went all in for flint. we formed a team of 25 people. we worked alongside flint residents

and they say the search for edwards continues.. ss kwwl news. there is a 5,000 dollar reward for any information leading up to an arrest. if you have any information, please contact authorities. it won't be t- shirts and shorts kind of weather yet but chief meteorologist markschnackenberg who's tracking it all. from thth kwwl stormtrrck 7 weathee team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at ght in the 20s to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipqtation. more melting snow and ice dung the day with high will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a stoom forecast to bring us breezy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice durin the day withhigh nig

(audience laughs) - yes, like 'edward gable', 'edward yogi berra', 'edward lollobrigida'... - oh, i don't think he met him. - oh,well he's a nice boy. - oh, my cousin would do anything to get news. he used to take a microphone and go right where the news was happening. - really? - once he interviewed a man while the man was taking a parachute jump from a high building. - you mean he took a mic and jumped with him? - yes, and in the excitement, edward forgot to put on a parachute. - well that must have been terrible. - oh, it certainly was. you know, he came down a lot faster than the man and he had to keep yelling the questions up at him. (audience laughs) - how did the interview end? - well, just before cousin edward hit, he said, "we now return you to the studio for some organ music." (audience laughs) - say goodnight. - goodnight. - goodnight. (applause) (intro music) - bryan, come on in. - hey, ronnie. - what brings you around? - thanks for the golf clubs. ronnie, i'm leaving sc. - no! - yeah, and after nine years at that college. dean went and wrote to my daddy that i was just a hope

as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 brought plenty of it. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it s a no-fail mission. our objective - our goal - is to bring back an american hostage alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for about four days. navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "it was at that point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america s highest military honor. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "it wasn )t until he called and i got to speak to him that... and he said, "congratulations . i looked at your reward and i m approving you to receive the congressional medal of honor." that )s when it )s l

edwards. mr. edwards: thank you. this is the third time, unfortunately, that i have testified before conference -- before congress about the epa lead and copper rule. 2004, weet on this in talked about the deficiencies o >> i wish i didn't know you so well because when we met on this in 2004, we talked about the deficiencies of epa, the loopholes in the regulation and all of what we could have learned from washington, d.c. was derailed. and frankly, the only thing that we learned in washington, d.c. was that these agencies paid to protect us from lead and drinking water can get away with anything. so i am really begging you to do what we didn't do the last two times i appeared before this committee, which is to fix the epa lead and copper rule and to fix the u.s. epa. the agencies involved in protecting children from lead and drinking water in this country including the u.s. centers for disease control, the epa, primacy agencies and the water utilities have proven themselves time and time again unworthy of the public

edwards 0127 "i'm happy they. caught the guy but in the same sense it ain't going to stop what happened, it ain't going to bring her back. my kid's not going to have her mom.that baby - whose' infectious smile shined through a dark day - is doing just fine edwards 0421 i was worried the shot might have busted her ear drums so i took her up there had them check her ears, check her eyes, check her respiratory, notch.edwards - vowing to be at every court hearing.edwards 0323 i hope you rot in hell, that's all i can say. the white house is now paying attention to a 9 on your side and scripps washington bureau joint investigation into problems at the cincinnati v-a. v-a.the president's press secretary announced the white house is aware of the allegations raised in our reports. dozens of whistleblowers told us about how *they say* hospital leaders intentionally cut key services for veterans... dirty surgical instruments left in circulation... and alleged ethical misconduct by senior expressed faith in v-a secretary bob

edwards? >> that is correct. >> right. >> yes, sir. >> and you are new on the black. >> yes, sir. >> thank you we appreciate what you did. thank you. >> the audiences reminded to hold their applause please. >> will now recognize the gentleman from his or. >> thank you mr. chairman. we ought to be clear about flint. arguably one of the worst municipal environmental tragedies in the modern era in the united states. it was man-made. it is the consequence actually of implementing a political philosophy, a smaller government of rabid anti- regulation of attacked, after after attack, after attack on the epa because our financiers don't like it. let's be very clear about how flint happen. it it did not happen by accident. it was not a seven - one vote to switch the source of water. that was not a boat to switch water. they. they did not vote on going to the river. those who want to argue with us there's nothing wrong with the water just at some phosphate to it, will send a my colic to that and watch

jewel there's edward snowden and oliver stone, making a film about edward snowden. he is to keep the film away from prying eyes. ralph is a hacker turned hacker detector, one of a new breed called digital boiled guards, helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they still have the idea of this film is in the can as if it were a physical thing and it's not. from the moment of your capturing this film, it's a file that gets duplicate and multiplies throughout that process. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> hacking is big business. 2014, cyber criminals breached the systems and stole tera bites are data and it cost sony millions of dollars. five out of every six large businesses here in the united states have fallen victim to some form of cyber attack. that figure was up 40% in one

his best finish was second in 2011.edwards will start 10th this sunday.carl edwards, 12th daytona 500 (best finish 2nd in 2011)- "from a guy who finished second here one time, you know that's a hard one to have to move on from because you think man what could i have done to do a better job and win that race. so i mean the last lap of this race, if you get the chance to win it, you want to take it right then because it's once a year and it might be once in a lifetime." 3 dennis3 week 7 of full court press is tonight at 11:15. we'll have hilites of conference championship games from across the region, including lynchburg, altavista, chatham, ringgold, hilltoppers are taking on the g.w. eagles in the conference 23 title game. glass advanced to the championship and locked up a regional tourney berth with last night's overtime win at l.c.a. we hope you can join us tonight at 11:15. 3 dennis after knocking off second-place roanoke in that record scoring game wednesday night, lynchburg college has another huge game tomorrow. the hornets host first-place virginia wesleyan in their regular sea

out of brunswick edwards middledle school high aj. aj. you guys are talking dirty diapers then you toss to me. all right. home of the blue devils year. in brunswick.wick. and can't even hear you that'sthat' the best part.part they don't know what we'rere talking about. the kids can't they don'at know what we're talking about.' explain it to them later on. probably a good thing actually.a anyway we're going to talk toct a a whole new group of students witht the eight day outlook coming up shortly. first of alltl thank you guys.s. a great sense of humor.u doppler radar and not scanning sca any rain as of this point.oi and that will change through the the overnight but especiallycially tomorrow.omorrow. temperatures are chillyres are ly definitely need a jacket on the way out th eed door right aroundd 30. some areas mid- 20s right now. you can see that from outer space can se here's a look at cloud cover and right now there are just a few clouds in the area.r and the more important storm is downo in the lone star state of texas where we find

edward: that's a good question. team that works to cultivate high profile individuals and organizations. we have one of our people in washington who has developed relationships with hillary's campaign, all of the campaigns, and the white house, who is one of our most innovative publishers on medium right now. emily: how does this fit into your broader strategy? you are trying to bring publishers onto the platform. edward: we believe medium is a place where anyone who wants to share thoughts and ideas with the world can do so and find an audience and engagement and interaction. we think by having these campaigns doing things and talking about issues they care about and interacting with the medium community, it sets an example for anyone who wants to do that kind of thing, whether it is an unknown individual or student in texas, all the way up to a ceo or the president. emily: president obama published the state of the union address on there before he actually delivered it. edward: yes, he did. emily: let's talk about

i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green our latest "clipper" system will bring us about an inch of snow this evening, but it will move out pretty quickly. we should have dry conditions by midnight with skies remaining mostly cloudy through friday morning. those clouds should give way to sunshine by mid- morning friday as drier, but colder, winds come in from the nw at 15-25 mph. this colder air will keep our temps from rising very much in spite of the ample afternoon sunshine. friday night will be very cold as our temps drop below zero in most of central iowa by saturday morning. (toss to jack) move out pretty quickly. we should have dry conditions by midnight with skies remaining mostly cloudy through friday morning. those clouds should give way to sunshine by mid- morning friday as drier, but colder, winds come in from the nw at 15-25 mph.

edwards 0127 "i'm happy they. caught it ain't going to stop what happened, it ain't going to bring her back. my kid's not going to have her mom.that baby - whose' infectious smile shined through a dark day - is doing just fine edwards 0421 i was worried the shot might have busted her ear drums so i took her up there had them check her ears, check her eyes, check her respiratory, all that. she's, she's top notch.edwards - vowing to be at every court hearing.edwards 0323 i hope you rot in hell, that's all i can say. police haven't said if or how carr knew russell - or what a motive may be for her death.we reached out to members of brittany's family tonight for reaction to this arrest -- but no one wanted to comment on the case.live in middletown, em, 9oys. attacked a middletown man.. tying him up with the cord from his oxygen tank.. and wrapping it around his neck. weeks after the attack.. they are under arrest tonight. 9 on your side's ashley zilka spoke with the 65 year old who says he thought he was going to die.

stephanie: meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather h chief edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" jack: chief brad edwards joins us now with central iowa's most accurate forecast. brad? brad: (adlib) brad: our weekend is going to start off bitterly cold with more snow on the way! arctic air will be settling down into iowa for saturday, then a clipper system will come through saturday night into sunday morning with some snow. tonight is going to be mainly clear with temps going sub-zero by saturday morning. although winds will be getting lighter, the wind chill values will be in the - 10s for much of the night and saturday morning. clouds will be returning saturday morning with dry and quiet conditions during the day. snow will start up after 6 pm saturday night and continue off and on into early sunday morning. right now, it looks like the metro could get about 2-3" while heavier amounts of 3-6" will be possible north and east of us. most of the snow should be done by noon sunday. sunday afternoon is looking dry and mostly

. >> and still ahead, carl edwards taking a break, checking out (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> legoland planning to build a lakeside report. >> here's a closer look at the resort. >> sinced ode leg go leaned has been like a magnet, drawing pigger crowds than ever before. looks like soon the head count will be even higher still. plans are in the works to build a in resort here on 50-plus acres boring lake dexter, just across the street from the park. 166 duplexes, where guests can relax in the pool or hang out at the clubhouse or at one of the local shops who are already benefiting from legoland's presence can't weight for the next big move. >> it will build the area, it will build business, and it's a really good thing for the area. >> merland entertainment, legoland's parent company, has been on the move since it set down roots here. >> now officially open. >> it's expanded every six months or so, every time the same thing has happened. more jobs. >> the new hotel brought in 160. the new model building cen

i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: there is windy, then has been the latter with winds gusting up to 60 mph in the metro! well, the winds will be diminishing the rest of today and into the evening. temperatures did manage to make it up to 60 in des moines and will stay mild tonight. with mainly clear skies tonight our temps will drop back into the upper 30s to lower 40s across iowa. saturday is shaping up to be a really nice day with sunny skies most of the day, mild temperatures and much lighter winds! highs will be mainly in the 50s saturday, but the metro could reach 60 again. the winds will be mainly less than 10 mph most of the day. .some clouds will come in late saturday and especially saturday night, but we should stay dry through the weekend. sunday will be cooler and cloudier with highs in the 40s, but that is still going to be about 10 degrees above average. and winds will not be that strong sunday either. .next week

. >> little evan edwards is back in her daughter's arms. chris edwards is relieved. >> happy she wasn't harmed. >> edwards had custody of her daughter. yesterday, the mother convinced them to take her todayton ohio. and earlier, russel was found shot to death outside a dayton apartment complex. little haven was inside a car but she was unharmed. >> whenever i didn't hear, i was completely freaked out. i didn't know what was going on with her or my kid. they found my baby, i was overwhelmed with joy. >> chris edwards says, now is the time of mourning for her mother. >> you need to get to the maternal grandmother, make pictures and make scrap pictures, so he could talk to her about her mom. >> and terrible questions, hey, this is my mom. what is my mom like? she has no clue. she's so young. >> and the woman would lived at the dayton apartment complex told police, she heard a vehicle running in the parking lot. she went outside later in the evening, heard it running still. she thought nothing of it. police say russel had been shot to death. a coroner's autopsy has not been completed just y

brad:wxcdl ( brad:wxcdl ( cometeorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxwall: weather adlib: well, the warmth has arrived! this is especially true for the southern half of the state where 50s and 60s have pushed in this afternoon. look for tonight to stay rather windy and warm by february standards with temps in the 50s for many areas overnight and then 40s to the north. this will set the stage for a very warm friday, but it will also be windy. winds tonight will be more southerly at 15- 25, but by morning they the west at 20-30 mph with some gust over 40 mph possible! skies will stay partly cloudy tonight, but will clear out by morning to give us a very sunny friday! with sunshine and mild winds, our highs should reach the 50s north and 60s south. saturday is looking good too with less wind, more sunshine and continued warm temperatures. it will really be feeling like a spring has sprung! sunday will be a little cooler with some clouds around, but still not bad with highs mainly in the 40s.

i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: a little "clipper" system went through today and brought some clouds here and snow flurries to ne iowa. we can expect more of these systems in the days to come. tonight will be mainly clear early in the wake of today's clipper. this will mean cold, dry conditions overnight with lows in the 10s for most areas. the next weather system will come in friday with more clouds and a chance for some flurries or snow showers for mainly late afternoon and early evening. it looks like we will have some clouds to start saturday with, but then see more sunshine later in the afternoon with milder temperatures across the state. highs should reach the mid to upper 30s with even some 40s for southern have no snow on the clipper will swing to our north saturday stronger than the others. it will bring us a lot of wind with through monday. the saturday night, and it showers will be iowa. i think we start sunshine

brad ((ad lib weather toss)) forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" jack: the warm weather means people cruisin to the car wash it's a great day to clean up all that salt and sand that's been building up all winter. jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards accurate brad: (adlib) (adlib) brad: there is windy! today with winds gusting up to 60 mph in the metro! well, the winds will be diminishing the rest of today and into the evening. temperatures did manage to make it up to 60 in des moines and will stay mild tonight. with mainly clear skies tonight our temps will drop back into the upper 30s to lower 40s across iowa. saturday is shaping up to be a really nice day with sunny skies most of the day, mild temperatures and much lighter winds! highs will be mainly in the 50s saturday, but the metro could reach 60 again. the winds will be mainly less than 10 mph most of the day. .some clouds will come in late saturday and especially saturday night, but we should stay dry through the weekend. sunday wil

as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 b bught plenty of it. (edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it's a no-fail missio our objective - our goal - is to bring g ck an amamican hostage e alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for about four daysys(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america's highest military honor.(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it wasn't until he called and i got to speak to him thata& and he said, "congratulations. i looked at your reward and i'm approving you to receive the congressional medal of honor." that's when it's like - ok, thi

major edwards shot and killed dominguez. will go live to apartment complex with what they had to say, emma. >> reporter: those other drivers i spoke with say they're nervous now. they say they thought it was a safe area until their friends got murrayed. -- murdered: it happened right over here. jose dominguez got shot in parking lot. his friends have laid down a small memorial you can see there. we have got some flowers and candles right there. they tell me jose dominguez was called here to apartment complex to pick someone up. that's when he was shot and killed. >> he was a very good friend. >> joaquin loyla says he's shaken up, the death still fresh in his mind. >> my brother called and said i heard some of your coworkers got killed. i say i don't know nothing, and then i called a close friend. he told me, yeah, he just got killed. 25-year-old major earl edwards shot and killed dominguez out side of the hodges creek apartments early monday morning. >> i pulled up and i seen it was a male laying there, not novembering and n

that suspect, edward archer remains in jail without bail. he's charged with attempted murder. >>> a hospital in atlantic county is warning dozens of patients they ma may have been exposed to hiv. shore medical center in summers point sent out letters to 213 patients last week. the center warned them they

middletown police say that russell who was a non- custodial parent went to edward's house yesterday and convinced a babysitter to allow her to take haven for awhileedwards reached russell last night who said that she would bring haven home soon--but that never happened ((sot))"now i have her back and am happy that she's home but i'm still tore up about the situation that's about as much as i have to say."today in an exclusive interview with brittany russell's father he admitted that his daughter struggled with a heroin addiction and said that russell also has a ten year old daughter who will have to be told the terrible news we stopped her from getting on fb already had her sister call the school and have her blocked off fb right now they're not discussing with me we're all going to get together and try to let her down and let her know her mom's gone." and while russell deals with the grief of losing his daughter--nancy warbutton little haven's paternal grandmother just met haven a week ago and is grateful she's safe((nancy warbutton/haven's grandmother))"oh my god i was just freaking o

suspect major earl edwards jr. of louisburg charged in the murder of taxi driver jose nicholas dominguez. it was reported before 1:30 creek apartment in raleigh. officers found the body of the driver for amigo taxi. employees for the company say he was being robbed but police have not kwerld that -- confirmed that. edwards has an extensive police record including charges of larceny, possession of drugs, assault and breaking and entering. we will continue to stay on top at noon live sanders has 2-1 lead over hillary clinton. john: state lawmakers in north carolina have requested an emergency stay of a federal ruling that struck down our state's two majority block congressional districts. they are asking for the delay because the state as primary is just five weeks away and would make it impossible to make changes in time. barbara: today residents can learn about renovations to moore square station including replacing most of the bus sherltsd and new lanes and renamed the go raleigh transit station. it is scheduled t

edwards is doing. >> we are in unprecedented situation. >> edwards says louisiana's financial woes aren't fixed quickly the disabled will lose state medicare, public universities may close, and he said, fans could say farewell to college football. >> these are not scare tactics. this is reality. and unstable state budget will not only hurt children and working families in our state, it will devastate communities, businesses, and local government as well. >> edwards is a democart. who in hair itted the deficit from republican predecessor, bobby jindal. edwards is asking legislators to approve spending cuts and tax increases that keep state 30th.healaiens teav si av f onthprtsanmaonhaifd es tn' ersckutioislea rt beo es ngs) ere are you? therels are back in the attic. mom? dad won't call an exteor... n i m ays it's persothe... if ya mo you t tht ou w savfifteen percenore carance u swo geic 's wu do. ere are you? it's very loud there. lwell immstem hardep y onop o gamyosuppor eing y, kings, and g so rt. and yocombthe mpleies with aire. othding ty bnd us ia spy crblen3 vi, minerals and herbs.

"you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with rate edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie/ram: there are now 66 confirmed zika cases in the u-s. and as that number grows, concern grows as athletes prepare for the summer olympics in brazil where zika is spreading rapidly. abc's stephanie rah- mos has more. the rio olympics begin seven months from now. instead of worrying about their fitness levels, some top athletes are worried about the zika virus. soccer star hope solo helped lead team u-s-a to a world cup victory in 2015. but solo tells sports illustrated because of the risk of zika, she would skip the olympics if forced to make the choice today. "i would never take the risk of having an unhealthy child. i don't know when that day will come for jeremy and me, but i personally reserve my right to have a healthy baby." zika is spread by mosquitos and has been linked to a birth defect that causes babies to have abnormally small heads. the virus could stay in the system for about a week. but believe it affects future pregnan

stephanie: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" well, we can finally latest winter storm metro and up to 12" in nw iowa. tonight will colder as those finally subside to less than 10 mph. temperatures will start out in the 0s for thursday morning, closer to 13 in the mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, but it will be a pretty decent winter day with highs close to the average of 32. friday will bring system through the midwest with a slight chance for some light snow showers or flurries through the day. overall, it doesn't look like it will be enough to cause any real problems on the roads. the weekend will a little milder with highs in the mid to upper 30s. saturday is looking like the better of the two days because sunday will windier with another chance for some light snow showers. most of these will favor the afternoon and evening hours and also will be more likely be in northern iowa. colder air will return next week as more arctic air plunges down tuesday into wednesday, but

jack/wxcdl it looks like the metro will chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxwall: weather adlib: a blizzard and winter storm warning remain in effect for many areas of western, northern and central iowa late tonight into tuesday night. we had a mild, dry day in central iowa, but that is all about to change. look for mostly cloudy skies and a few light rain showers possible evening, but traveling should not be goers. nw iowa may showers later tonight metro should not see any snow until well after midnight. it looks like our best chance for snow in the metro will be from 3 am to about 9 am tuesday. this is when we could have some heavy, wet snow falling with several inches accumulating very quickly. because our temperatures will be above freezing during this event, i think we are looking at 3-6" possible in polk amounts north and west of here and and east. in fact

edwards is expected in court some time today. dominguez was a tax key cab driver. >>> today testimony continues smith is accused of murdering melissa huggens smith-jones. prosecution could wrap up. >>> today a victory parade takes place for the denver broncos. they beat the carolina -- panthers 24-10 in a game dominated by both teams defense. the victory has or was legendary quarterback peyton mannings second super bowl win. >>> the race to fight the spread of the zika virus is proving tougher than first thought. it is some of the hardest species to kill. they can live and breed in tub drains, flower polls. the virus is possibly linked to the birth defect where babys are born with abnormally small heads. experts say it could take years to develop an effective vaccine thousands of chipotle will safety training. franchises were closed yesterday for training to prevent future outbreaks. they're playing employees for two separate outbreaks. they are also linking tomatos to a salmonella outbreak. the company does not know what caused