. >> two more bengals headed to sunday's probowl. they announced cedric feldman and eric jones made the roster. and second behind the franchise record nine players. sed is on his way. he has a baby on the way. >> make more than anything. i'm terrified. i am in chicago right now. that baby could come at any moment. she says she won't have it until we get back. >> made the promise. said, she will hold out. you're saying that now, but when labor hits, the story may change a bit. >> yes, story may change a bit. >> february 6th is the due date. >> have some time >> first one. you could imagine, with him in hawaii, she might be a little tense >> i would say so. >> relaxing moments. >> hope they have good friends at home, looking out for her. >> raised the bad boy, tedy kramer delivers a key speech. close look at the . >> wall to wall soccer in mason and sc sings nat -- cincinnati hosting. as well as some of the players that stood out in a recent open tryout. it's open to the public. the team released the inaugural season today. the first home game, april 9th against charlotte. >>> and tedy kr

corporal eric jones was arrested in arizona where he is stationed. he's accused in the murder of university of north texas student sarah muchlechner she was acting as the designated driver after a new year's eve party when they got into a heated exchange with a group in another car. someone opened fire on their car hitting muchlechner in the head. >>> a wild chase on a california freeway ended with the suspect being shot. it played out over more than an the suspect was wanted for a series of crimes over the past month including robbery, carjacking and murder. police say he drove the wrong way down interstate 5 and crashed into a car with a family inside. the shooting shut down the busy highway during the evening commute. >> when we came up we heard three more gunshots, a total of four gunshots and all of a sudden i saw when the guy fell on the ground. i did not know and i didn't see no weapon, so i couldn't see from here, but we did see when the guy fell on the ground and the cops took him and dragged him into the emergency lane. >> that suspect is n

jones in a month. deputies went to check on him at in paisley last night. this morning, they found human remains buried in his backyard. that's where we find news 6's eric sandoval tonight. he was the first reporter on the scene on there today. where did detectives find jones' truck? >> deputies actually didn't even tell us about this truck. we found it about two blocks away in somebody's yard. evidently, it had been abandoned. deputies, though, were guarding it to make sure that any clues that were in there were preserved. you can see behind me deputies are also guarding jones' house tonight, making sure nothing is touched. >> i just wonder what's going on. >> grace mcwilliams lives just a couple doors down from this house where dennis jones lives. she told us she had no idea deputies had discovered human remains buried in his backyard. >> i didn't know nothing about it. >> other neighbors tell lake county sheriffs investigators jones hasn't been seen in more they worried what may have happened to him. jones made headlines three years ago when he was arrested for driving under the influence in his own driveway. investigators say he was so drunk, it too

found this morning after deputies went to check on 61-year-old dennis jones at his house on pennsylvania street in the town of paisley. eric sandoval was on the scene answers. >> neighbors tells they've seen jones' truck driving all through this neighborhood but they've only seen his girlfriend at this house and not him. found remains buried in his backyard. now the medical examiner is jones'. >> lake county sheriffs investigators say they made the discovery this morning. >> human remains have been found. >> sky 6 flew over the scene just as the remains were found, buried in the backyard of a home belonging to the 61-year-old dennis jones. detectives tell us they responded to jones' house last night on pennsylvania street in the small town of paisley. they said they wanted to check on him after neighbors noticed they hadn't seen him. they say no one came to the door last night. so they brought in a cadaver dog and it found a grave in the backyard. >> at this point, it is a suspicious death investigation and that's what detectives are working right now. >> neighbors tell news 6 they hadn't seen jones in a month. some say it

while cleaning a handgun. 74-year-old richard jones and 69-year-old ilene jones fortunately suffered only minor injuries. eric: one officer in philadelphia calls it the scariest thing he's ever seen -- a fellow officer ambushed, shot at 13 times while he sat in his squad car overnight. police did catch the gunman and fortunately officials say the officer is going to recover. the arrest of two iraqi refugees on terrorism charges will likely reignite the debate over the resettlement of refugees in the u.s. california traveled to syria to fight with a terror organization, and another in texas provided support to isis. both suspects will be in federal court today. shaina: investors anxiously waiting for today's jobs report, hoping they'll have a positive impact on the volatile markets. economists predict unemployment will stay at 5% with 200,000 jobs added in december. could take up to six months to name a new president and ceo of the ymca of greater des moines. vernon dellpesh resigned effective immediately on thursday following difficulties in raising enough money for a new olympic-sized swimming pool. eric: de

jones has actually been in the news before. find out why in a story i'm putting together right now for 6:00. paisley in lake county. eric sandoval, news 6. back to you guys. >> thank you. right now we're getting a closer look at the devastation in southwest florida and you can see the damage that a deadly tornado caused. this is just south of tampa. emergency managers in manatee county say a couple died as the tornado ripped through their home yesterday. their son and his four kids had to be hospitalized. winds up to 125 miles per hour picked up the family's home and carried it across the street. this is what's left of it now. a neighbor who knows the victim says it all seemed to unfold in the blink of an eye. >> we get a lot of heavy winds and storms and it just blew like crazy and it was here and gone quick, very quickly. >> well, that same storm brought heavy rain and wind to central florida. you were here with us. thousands of people lost power during those storms and many, many of you counted on your let you know about the watches and warnings especially if the tornadoes had spun up here. >> but there was a huge pr

eric: investors are hoping for a better day on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average saw its worst drop in three months. the nasdaq was down 100.46. the s&p 500 fell by 47. financial advisors say although indexes are falling at a worrisome rate, they're still not that far from their record-level highs. >> and so whenever you have a market that is this close to its all-time high, you should be very cautious and stay on top of it very closely if you're going eric: pearson also says there's a lot of fear right now, but we may just wade right through it, if fourth quarter corporate earnings come in better than expected. shaina: the bad news is you , didn't win the powerball jackpot wednesday night. the good news is, no one else did either. no one bought a winning ticket for the $500 million drawing. now, the jackpot for saturday's drawing is $700 million. it's expected to climb even higher before the drawing tomorrow night. eric: they are picking our next president with poop. that's what the world's toughest rodeo was doing thursday at wells fargo arena

jones spoke to the crowd for about ten minutes... talking about how excited he was to endorse him. trump's sons eric and donald junior also spoke on stage briefly during the rally./// ((dave courvoisier)) > and tonight former president bill clinton is stumping for his wife hillary in las vegas. clinton is hosting an organizing event at "advanced technologies academy" on vegas drive near rancho. doors open at 6:30 p-m... the event starts at 7:15. we will have a crew out there as well tonight./// ((denise valdez)) > a man on trial for a notorious las vegas cold case has agreed to a plea deal. admitted to killing 18-year old jamey walker in 1981. he entered an alford plea to second degree murder. in exchange.. he'll avoid the death penalty. an alford plea is when someone does not admit guilt.. but admits they would lose at trial. it's a story the i-team has been following for more than 30 years. walker was an honor student.. cheerleader... and homecoming queen with a bright future. she was raped and tossed off a bridge at lake mead.. smashing on rocks 45 feet below. last year jamey's cousin told 8 news

eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. >>> we have to start off with constance jones. >> the ihas been causing us major problems this morning. an earlier crash at sheridan with four lanes blocked. now i was dairy road. the flashing lights in the distance but you can see just the amount of congestion here right ives dairy road. we do know emergency crews are on the scene. the travel speeds here a little better than earlier. it's beginning to clear up but we are seeing some major issues there, two pirp. just not clearing up. two miles per hour, that tells the story with what we're facing. those delays stretching for several miles all the way past sheridan. you know the alternate routes here. in stead of taking i-95 northbound this morning, travel west. take the turnpike, travel east or take u.s.-1. trust me do not take i-95 in that location. it's just a mess this morning. airport expressway we have reports of two lanes blocked here, also causing heavy delays for our eastbound drivers. six miles per hour. not looking good at all. turnpike northbound at the don schula expressway still experiencing some problems. we had three la

eric got me into last year. so that's why we're in peru. before we get all indiana jonesding some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. we have both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world class chefs, cooks and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. >> good. >> how far is the house? >> five minutes. >> one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, one of the best most successful chefs in the country. his family is a beloved culinary dynasty in peru and a small fishing village about an hour south of lima is where they spend their weekends. his mom is like peru's julia childs and james beard rolled into one. >> thank you for having us. >> an icon of peruvian astronomy. to say one is fortunate to enjoy her hospitality would be an understatement. warm, generous, welcoming beyond belief. >> too bad you have to leave so soon. >> yeah. >> normally, we have lunch late, like 5:00. >> do y

. >> eric farnsworth, it's good to have your perspective, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> dow jones industrial average lost nearly 400 points and oil closed below $30 a barrel for the first time in 12 years. al jazeera's john terret reports. >> reporter: at the new york stock exchange a sea of red. investors are scared the losses will damage the american economy. >> the selling is universal but today the stocks that had done so well got hit more than the average stock. >> reporter: the problem is the world has too much oil, there's a glut, while that helps consumers, it's devastating to countries trying to produce it. first there's overproduction by saudi arabia, which has opened the spigot, to hobble iran. while the saudi economy can take low prices for a couple of years that's not true of other oil producers like nigeria where the economy is being hurt by cheap oil and which wants an emergency session of the cartel opec to try to negotiate a price like. add to that the downturn in china's economy and far too many companies add risk of going under. >> it was a reasonable risk that

eric: a gallup tracking poll finds education only ranks in the single digits as the most important issue facing the country. shaina: still ahead, roosevelt high school alum and world class hurdler lolo jones on "cbs this morning." we will show you what she says gold medal this summer in rio. metinka: a light wintry mix is trying to move into southwest iowa and lifting up to the north. it will not amount to too much at all. maybe just a few flurries in the main moisture is south of kansas city and spreading to the north. it will take several hours and be around here by noontime if it holds together. right now in des moines, the skies are cloudy but the weather is quite. we are heading for a high of 35. we could see a little bit of accumulation on the grassy services by mid to late afternoon. tomorrow, chilly rain is in the forecast followed by the rain switching over to snow on friday into early on saturday. the weekend is going to be very illustrated a lot of wind and a lot of cold air heading our way too. arctic air moves in on sunday and stays there next three. jones is training for another shot at the summer olympics in rio. she appeared tuesday on "cbs this morning." shaina: as our ma

jones were shot, when a handgun they were cleaning accidentally fired. police say they both suffered minor injuries and are expected to recover. eric: more big stories now, polk county officials are investigating a possible child enticement case. it happened in the 700 block of northeast 46th avenue. a 16-year-old girl tells police a man in a dark colored suv offered her a ride there. she said no, but the man turned and drove back toward her. the girl then ran to her aunt's house. the suspect is described as a male. if you have any information call police. still no sign of a former johnston man, missing in missouri. 29-year-old adam nixson disappeared while hunting near rich hill. police found his overturned boat and his hunting dog, but have yet to find nixson. his family in central iowa tells us rescue crews have been using find him. and opening statements are expected to begin today in the trial of joe lopez. he is the one charged in the death of 20-month-old ruby alvarez of clive in 2014. kcci will have more as this trial progresses. shaina: a big shake up at the ymca of greater des moines. president and ceo vernon delpesce res

jones >>> live, the one and only local 10 news starts right now. >> constance: a live look from our hollywood beach cam, a lot days. >> eric: the weather is drying out. weekend. get the answer from weather authority julie durda. rthday. >> julie: thank you. happy birthday to everybody on this friday. bringing you great news with the weather forecast because, the shower and thunderstorm activity. the two tornadoes we had touch down. a wild week of weather. the past. as we look to the future, right now it looks chilly. temperatures in the low 60s miami, ft. lauderdale. 69 degrees in key y west. in the wake of that cold front, a strorong northwest wind and this cool air connection and out the door. not only that, it's dry. mid and high-level clouds around blocking us for that full sunshine, it still feels rerely nice. again, people can finally head back to the beach even though we are not seeing too much sunshine, and at least it is dry. if you want to ejoy a beach day or a walk on the broadwalk. temperatures in the low 60s in pembroke pines as well kendall. 66 degrees in marathon. our temperatures have dropped two more degrees since this morning a

eric mar to give his accumulation. >> thank you, colleagues last week supervisor cowen acknowledged and congratulated mr. jones and many of his supporter i'm introducing a recess we declare tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones in the city and county of san francisco i should start by acknowledging one of the people your background and many of the people in the audience go back to the civil rights but clarence want to acknowledge not only hit 85 birthday but as a pylon and mentor of many people you usf especially in my district one currently doctor jones is the visiting professor at usf and writer and at the martin luther king educational institute at as far as i am concerned thank you, ms. fittings go right ahead for the reason of the fist and civil justice at the core of the university and bringing doctor jones to usf and served as a political advisor for the doctor martin luther king, jr. until his death in 68 and assisted doctor martin in the i have a dream speak in 1963 the first african-american in the wall street arthur in carter and real inc. and anal lid member the storage he's written what woul

eric mar to give his accumulation. >> thank you, colleagues last week supervisor cowen acknowledged and congratulated mr. jones and many of his supporter i'm introducing a recess we declare tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones in the city and county of san francisco i should start by acknowledging one of the people your background and many of the people in the audience go back to the civil rights but clarence want to acknowledge not only hit 85 birthday but as a pylon and mentor of many people you usf especially in my district one currently doctor jones is the visiting professor at usf and writer and at the martin luther king educational institute at as far as i am concerned thank you, ms. fittings go right ahead for the reason of the fist and civil justice at the core of the university and bringing doctor jones to usf and served as a political advisor for the doctor martin luther king, jr. until his death in 68 and assisted doctor martin in the i have a dream speak in 1963 the first african-american in the wall street arthur in carter and real inc. and anal lid member the storage he's written what woul

eric mar to give his accumulation. >> thank you, colleagues last week supervisor cowen acknowledged and congratulated mr. jones supporter i'm introducing a recess we declare tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones in the city and county of san francisco i should start by acknowledging one of the people your background and many of the people in the audience go back to the civil rights but clarence want to acknowledge not only hit 85 birthday but as a pylon and mentor of many people you usf especially in my district one currently doctor jones is the visiting professor at usf and writer and at the martin luther king educational institute at as far as i am concerned thank you, ms. fittings go right ahead for the reason of the fist and civil justice at the core of the university and bringing doctor jones to usf and served as a political advisor for the doctor martin luther king, jr. until his death in 68 and assisted doctor martin in the i have a dream speak in 1963 the first african-american in the wall street arthur in carter and real inc. and anal lid member the storage he's written what would martin say if

eric mar to give his accumulation. >> thank you, colleagues last week supervisor cowen acknowledged and congratulated mr. jones and many of his supporter i'm introducing a recess we declare tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones in the city and county of san francisco i should start by acknowledging one of the people your background and many of the people in the audience go back to the civil rights but clarence want to acknowledge not only hit 85 birthday but as a pylon and mentor of many people you usf especially in my district one currently doctor jones is the visiting professor at usf and writer and at the martin luther king educational institute at as far as i am concerned thank you, ms. fittings go right ahead for the reason of the fist and civil justice at the core of the university and bringing doctor jones to usf and served as a political advisor for the doctor martin luther king, jr. until his death in 68 and assisted doctor martin in the i have a dream speak in 1963 the first african-american in the wall street arthur in carter and real inc. and anal lid member the storage he's written what woul