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it's a moment hanna is still a little bashful about now.. 14:29:56 "i was mad. i thought it was stupid. i'm still kind of a little mad." but she says these three tickets may just help her forgive him for putting her in the spotlight. 14:32:35 "i think so, i think i might be able to." and for her dad, it's a moment he won't forget - all thanks to sergeant grubb. 14:32:21 "for him to take the time out of his day, that means a lot." in cedar rapids, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. sergeant grubb is a friend of the burgess family and had permission from his supervisor to help pull off the surprise. top health leaders are sounding the alarm on an the zika virus has already americans who've recently traveled to followed by an activivstart to ffruary. from now through saturday we can expect a partly to mostly cloudy sky. along with that a slow warming top 40 on saturday. the first of two precipitation producers arrives sunday. we will see a some light rain and snow. all eyes, and much of the social media attention, has been on a strong winter storm arriving tuesday and

>> reggie: it's daryl hanna. >> james: it's not daryl hanna! it's "jungle" jack hanna! (cheers and applause) hey, jack! how are you? >> i just -- >> james: what is that? outside the hotel. yeah. >> james: what kind of animal is this? my crotch -- >> james: wow! i could understand why you travel with him now! yeah! (cheers and applause) in the blue room, we are so thrilled she is back on our show. she's an actress, animal lover and living legend, the one and only,betty white. (cheers and applause) hey, betty! how are you? are you there? you've got an animal as well! >> oh, yes, this is my baby pumpkin. >> james: your baby pumpkin? yeah. >> james: beautiful! isn't he gorgeous? >> james: you two are gorgeous. thank you for being here. betty white and her beautiful -- (cheers and applause) in the orange room, he's a six-time nba all-star and power forward for the miami heat. what a joy to have him here! the incredible, amar'e stoudemire! hey, amar'e! >> never leave home without him, jaws. >> james: it's a goldfish. it's my buddy jaws. they are very fierce fish, okay? >> jam

abigail hanna was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation in november. a court clinician said she was experiencing hallucinations. hanna is charged with kidnapping a two-year-old girl, beating her, and leaving her on the side of the road. the toddler is recovering. the worcester armory theft will be back in court today. tyrone james is charged with possession of some of the guns taken from the lincoln stoddard army reserve. james allegedly helped this man, james walker morales, sell guns that police say morales stole from the center. a third suspect, ashlee bigsbee, is charged with unlawful possession of a stolen firearm and lying to authorities. randy: andrew bowman was captured punching a boston police officer while that officer was in his cruiser on new year's day. the officer called for help and police say bowman told them, quote, you're all doomed and you're going to die. a teenager is fighting for his life after he was shot in everett. investigators say the 19-year-old was found early yesterday morning on the tileson street overpass. he was listed

hanna however is still a little traumatized... "( hanna burgess / got birthday surprise ) "i was really mad. i thought it was stupid. i'm still kind of a mad, but... (dad laughs)" hanna's dad said he's sure she'll get over it when concert in june. a suma-tran tiger cub finally making its debut at the miami zoo. this was the tiger's first public appearance since he was born back in november... and the first time the cub was introduced to his new home. he sniffed around the area... climbing walls and crawling through tunnels... then posed for pictures with zoo staff. mos says: "this is my first time seeing the baby tiger here, and i've never really seen a baby tiger here, usually they're grown up, and they're cute, but the baby tiger is just really amazing. " the sumatran tigers come from indonesia... where they are highly endangered. a couple house cats and a wild fox get some face time at the backdoor of a house in the u-k. surprisingly -- both parties seemed unphased... more interested in each other than scared. the man filming called the meeting a 'real life disney moment' the fox spe

the little girl's parents told police hanna had babysat for them before they fired her. we hope to learn more about this case in court today. reporting live, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: right now president obama is preparing for a critical meeting on gun control. today the president will meet with attorney general loretta lynch. he's expected to discuss potential executive orders to strengthen the nation's gun laws. that includes beefing up background checks required for gun purchases. on thursday, the president will participate on a town hall virginia. emily: several developments to watch for today in the race for the white house. republican front-runner donald trump will hold a rally in lowell tonight even as he takes aim at a big name hitting the campaign trail. former president bill clinton will kick off a push in new hampshire on behalf of his wife. trump calling it the worst thing she could do as the war of words between the two front-runners heats up once again. hillary clinton took shots at trump over his comments on muslims in america. and trump

but the night of july 25-th, 2015 was anything but ordinary for hanna law-tritz lottritz. kolo 8 news now's paul harris, joins us now with more. noah... that night lottritz law-tritz drank an whisky and almost died. she has written a very honest and frank account of that night on her blog... and that post has gone viral now... with over four hundred thousand views. 22-26 59-1:04 last july hanna lottritz law-tritz was excited to go to "night in the country" ... a chance to listen to music and hang out with friends "we played human foosball which was really fun." but the fun stopped when the 20 year old decided to start drinking at a friends campsite. hanna lottritz, unr student, " i started chugging a bottle of whisky and then i have no memory after that. then my friends told me that i chugged a solo cup of whisky." lottritz law-tritz passed out and was taken to the medical tent. she was taken by care flight to renown and treated. when law-tritz woke up a day later doctors told her she almost died. "it really hard to comprehend to cope might be writing about the experience

. >> sidelined by her injury hanna sexton's mom, gave her doubt are one week to mourn. >> you have toet on with life. >> reporter: ultimatum about her messy room. >> and while you're doing that you have to do something with all those clothes upstairs. to have a clothing exchange with your friend. she said that would just be like me giving my friend more stuff and you know, we don't really need anymore stuff then we had. >> reporter: cb woes senior sent out a group text asking for clothing donations. >> everyone basically just texted, you know, to pull through. >> reporter: the at the beginning of the school year she set up a pop up clothing boutique for girls her age at a local woman's shelter. she opened up another during christmas break. >> really came a little timid and didn't know what to do i said this goes well with this. >> reporter: not all of the clothing that is coming from hanna's closet, some coming from right here from the nova thrift shop, where hanna has been a volunteer for more than five years. >> they helped so much, like giving, anything that they saw that looks lik

[ laughter ] thank you. >> reporter: at the moment hanna is still bashful about now. >> i was really mad. i thought it was stupid. still kind of mad. >> reporter: but she says she's three ticket maze help her the spotlight. >> i think so. i think i might be able to. >> reporter: and for her dad it thanks to sergeant grub. >> thank you so much.t was mean of you. of his day. >> marie: that was sarah mccarthy reporting. yesterday we talked about a cop helping out a 73-year-old man shovel all the snow in front of his business. and now we have this story about a cop surprising this teenage girl. we want to know do you have any stories of law enforcement going above and beyond the call of duty. >> reed: we want to hear about it. tweet us during the show. you can also tweet the station @news 3 lv. >> marie: oftentimes these stories deserve more than 140 characters. so join the conversation on facebook by like our page. search for ksnv news 3 investigation. >>> the danish toy maker lego has unveiled a mini-figure in a wheelchair. >> reed: the company followed up on requests from organization

proof of insurance."...still has hanna a little traumatized. "i was scared, but i think i would've been more scared if my dad wasn't there."...a dad who called up cedar rapids police officer thomas grubb... "here's your license back." "thank you." "i've got good news and bad news."...to plan this: "the bad news is you're gonna get a ticket. the good news is it's to justin bieber. happy birthday!"it's a moment hanna is still a little bashful about now. "i was really mad. i thought it was stupid. i'm still kind of a mad, but..."...but she says these three tickets may just help her forgive him for putting her in the spotlight. "i think so. i think i might be able to."...and for her dad, it's a moment he won't forget -- all thanks to sergeant grubb. "thank you so much, tom." "that was mean of you." "for him to take the time out of his day, that means a lot." -cool drone shot of dsm besides the wind it has been a mild day all across the state, and we have one more day of beautiful weather on tap for central iowa. clouds will begin to move in late wh

mona hanna-attisha, refused to accept the state's denials.y officials finally acknowledged the problem by declaring a public health emergency on october 1. on thursday, dr. hanna-attisha was named the head of a new public health initiative to combat the impact on those exposed to the lead contamination. we are joined now by dr. mona hanna-attisha. this is truly astounding, dr. mona, ice you are known. can you talk about when you realized that especially children were being contaminated by lead and how the state responded? collects so in late august, we were hearing reports from the virginia tech group that there was lead in the water and when pediatricians hear about lead anywhere, we freak out. we know lead. and lead, as you set them is a known potent reversible neurotoxin. we wanted to see if the lead in the water was getting into the bodies of children. that is when we started doing our research. what we found was alarming. the not surprising based on what we knew about the water. childrenntage in tripled -- doubled in the whole city. in s

hanna is principal at merrill middle school.. and assistant pastor at union baptist church. 09:28-09:50 "i try to live my life in accordance with... the way you would like to be treated van and bonnie also helped give back this morning. they offered free skating... and free breakfast to anyone who donated warm iowa state students know how to prepare for the cold... iowa state students know how to prepare for the cold... some have been waiting in it since saturday.... and a match-up against number one oklahoma is the reason why... later in sports... how they kept warm... and how long its been since the clones knocked off a number one. and joining the fight against terrorism in syria.. the presidential candidate who says it's a bad idea right after the break. rand paul never got a haircut but did campaign this morning but did campaign this morning at platnum kutz...a barbershop near drake university... paul's pitching himself as a republican presidential candidate who's campaigning differently by reaching out to minority communitie

. >> host: mark hanna has a place. now who is this? >> guest: first of all he is a misunderstood. he's not the mastermind. he undermines the primary campaign and is a successful iron monger and call magnet from cleveland ohio. he comes from allegedly modest roots and they had a good distribution company in the southeastern ohio and moved to cleveland when they began to take off and he has a mind for business. they are selling tickets and collecting fares on one of their steamships and he is working as a clerk and working as a delivery man but he ultimately rises to the management of the families for me than when he marries into an even wealthier family in cleveland. he tries to build a refinery and loses everything to sell the refinery at a high school classmate named john b. rob fowler. neither one of them remembered, or mckinley remembers the he has no memory of making mckinley and is involved in a very weird thing. they beat the superintendent of one of the minds come the minds come and they were owned by the company that mark hanna has said so there's 20 son out of them and th

this year's honoree is alex hanna. he is the principal at merrill middle school and an associate pastor at his church. hanna says his message on this day is the same that he shares everyday. alex s. hanna, principla, merrill middle school 831-847 "it means service, it means giving back ... it means doing all those things to make your world better ... and your city better." those ideals were put to work following the breakfast. a youth summit of 200 metro teenagers spent the day packing enough meals to feed 20-thousand starving people around the world. temperatures are going to get slightly warmer the next few days as temperatures are going to get slightly warmer the next few days as highs eventually climb out of another wave of snow will move across the state tomorrow, with 1-3" possible throughout central iowa. the heaviest amounts will be south of i-80, particularly in sw iowa, where a few 3 to 4 inch totals will be possible. des moines will likely see snow totals around 2". temperatures will start to trend up by the

the night of july 25-th, 2015 was anything but ordinary for hanna. she was at the "night in the country" concert in yerington. she decided to start drinking at a friends campsite and says she started drinking a bottle of whiskey. her friends told her after that-- she also chugged a solo cup full of whiskey. hannah passed out and was taken to the medical tent. she was taken by care flight to renown and treated. when she woke up a day later doctors told her she almost died. she has written a very honest and frank account of that night post has gone viral now... with over four hundred thousand views. the journalism student she hopes a horrible night can be a learning experience for others. ""maybe having them rethink drinking so much and maybe be more responsible with drinking and i thought if reach one person then it would be worth sharing such a personal thing."" if you would like to read law-tritz blog post in its entirety... we've posted a link at kolo-tv-dot - com. trt: 2:37 0120ms01 the wolf pack will look to make it a clean sweep over wyoming ton

mona hanna-attica, a flint pediatrician, discovered that dangerous blood lead levels had doubled after flint tapped into the river water. >> for two years, for almost two years, they were told, you know, the water's safe. it's being tested. we meet all regulatory, you know, guidelines. you can drink water. so there's a huge loss of trust. these are government agencies, whose only job is to ensure water is safe. and they failed. they failed at every level. >> reporter: late today, the governor released e-mails showing how his office handled the flint crisis over the past two years. scott, several show that the governor was aware of residents' complaints about water quality as far back as february. >> pelley: adriana diaz with some of the emergency water rations there. adriana, thank you. well, you just heard the apology of michigan's governor, rick snyder. this afternoon, the governor told us there is extensive ongoing testing of the lead levels, and we thought the public would like to know what those tests are showing. governor, is the water in flint safe today? safe, scott. i think we

alex hanna was honored with a "making a difference" award. hanna is principal at merrill middle school.. and assistant pastor at union baptist church. who radio hosts van and bonnie also worked to serve the community in honor of doctor king. this morning they offered free skating... and free breakfast to anyone who donated warm clothing to metro homeless shelters. 3755-3805 "oh its really cold ... i'm layered ... as long as i have a railing i'm doing well." cyclone fans don't need a lesson in layering their clothes... some spent two days out in the frigid temps... they parked themselves outside hilton coliseum in the lead up to tonight's number one match-up... find out if it was worth the wait coming up in sports.. between the top two republicans in iowa... the new attacks... and who has the most to gain from the fight coming up. and reason to look forward to february second... the campaign commercials will finally end... after the break... how many you've seen so far... and how much candidates are spending. after facing her main opponent las

i'm jack hanna from my home here at the columbus zoo.outheast asia to meet the largest tree-climbing mammal, the orangutan. they called him the oldest -- in the fors. big or small, they are always unpredictable. >> who is going to believe this, sue? >> check it out next, as we go "into the wild."

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." go exploring deep in the woods, and what do you think you'd find? lee: elephants down there. jack: oh, my god. lee: let's go take a look. sue: they're huge. lee: we can get closer than this one. jack: how about forest elephants? some of the rarest pachyderms in the world. wow. koala in the wild. koalas in their native leafy habitat, orange apes-- sue: oh, look at that. i can't believe it. jack: and a giant bird wearing a built-in helmet. that's a big bird.

i'm jumbo jack hanna coming to you from my home at the columbus scoo. to alberta, canada to discover amazing wildlife. >> a new microchip. >> and witness some of the most scenic views on the planet. hold it. i found it, first. >> is that it? >> follow me "into the wild."

thanks for joining us this announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." compared to most of the world's creatures, humans are huge heavyweight giants. but over the years, i've encountered a few species that made me feel downright puny. oh, there's big guys. from humongous hippos-- is run into a hippo on land.

jack hanna's "wild countdown" next on channel 6.today. >>> thank you for watching, make it a great day. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." mountains can be breathtaking to look at, but have you ever tried living up there? there's no way that goat can make that jump. oh! today we're going to meet 6 species that make their homes at the top of the world. like guanacos-- jessica: look at this fight here, guys. look at that. jack: look at this right here. jessica: this is amazing. jack: chimpanzees-- chimps are in these woods somewhere. and huge brown bears. oh, look at that. wow! and later, my high altitude blooper of the week.

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youtube...this happened in tampa bay florida thanks for joining us this announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." mountains can be breathtaking to look at, but have you ever tried living up there? there's no way that goat can make that jump. oh! today we're going to meet 6 species that make their homes at the top of the world. like guanacos-- jessica: look at this fight here, guys. look at that. jack: look at this right here. jessica: this is amazing. jack: chimpanzees-- chimps are in these woods somewhere. and huge brown bears. oh, look at that. wow! and later, my high altitude blooper of the week. today we're going to where the air is thin, but the wilderness is teeming with countdown."

. >> professor marc edwards from hanna-attica sounded an alarm. >> this is what was coming out of their tap. >> reporter: professor marc edwards, a water safety expert from virginia tech, alerted the public for the first time this fall that flint's water contained high levels of lead. >> there is no safe level of lead in a child. none. >> reporter: after hearing about edwards' study, dr. mona hanna-attica, a flint pediatrician, discovered that the number of children with dangerous bloododead levels had doubled after flint tapped into the river water. >> for two years, for almost two years, they were told, you know, the water's safe. it's being tested. we meet all regulatory, you know, guidelines. you can drink water. so there's a huge loss of trust. these are government agencies, whose only job is to ensure water is safe. and they failed. they failed at every level. >> reporter: late today, the governor released e-mails showing how his office handled the flint crisis over the past two years. scott, several show that the complaints about water quality as far back as february. >> pelley:

a court psychologist testified yesterday that abigail hanna illness. hanna is charged with kidnapping a two-year-old girl, beating her, and leaving her on the side of the road in november. the girl was picked up by a couple and is doing okay. emily: bill cosby's wife is fighting an order that she testify against her husband in massachusetts. camille cosby is scheduled to give a deposition in springfield tomorrow in a defamation case against her husband. her lawyers want the judge to delay it while she appeals. this case is separate from criminal charges filed against cosby in pennsylvania last week. the mother of the so-called "affluenza" teenager is expected in court today. tonya couch is charged with hindering apprehension of a felon her son, ethan. officials are expected to request her extradition from los angeles to her home state of texas. ethan couch remains in custody in mexico after fleeing there from charges he violated the probation he was granted after driving crash. randy: that standoff with armed militia continues at a wildlife refuge in o

abigail hanna was supposed to be in court for competency hearing but they have asked for more time to evaluate the mental health. prosecutors say last november hanna kidnapped a toddler she used to baby sit and child later found on the side of the road in raleigh with bruises and shaved head and hanna expected to be back in court later this month. >>> julie: yesterday morning we reported 19-year-old found on sunday morning after the tall stone street overpass on northern strained community trail. the d.a. has identified him as omar reyes and says he passed away last night. right now police are not saying if they have any suspects in mind. >>> julie: 25 minutes from the braintree split to the exit for shiri? >> shiri: right now congratulations into the double digits in boston area, up to 12 , mostly sunny skies, 10:00 a.m. about 14 and 17 at 11:00 this morning. plan around the 20s and cool trend with the wind chills that continues next. >> daniel: refrigerator about to get a high-tech leftever. getting leftovers without opening the door. pay up to get to caring for someone with alzheim

mona hanna- attica, a flint pediatrician, discovered that the number of children with dangerous blood le levels had doubled ter flint tapped into its river water. >> for two years, for almost two years, they were told, you know, the water's safe. it's being tested. we meet all regulatory, you know, guidelines. you can drink the water. so there's a huge loss of trust. these are government agencies, whose only job is to ensure the water is safe. and they failed. they failed at every level. >> reporter: late today, the governor released e-mails showing how his office handled the flint crisis over the past two years. scott, several show that the governor was aware of residents' complaints about water quality as far back as february. >> adriana diaz, with some of the emergency water rations, there. adriana, thank you. >>> in other news, kentutuy and tennessee got a few inches of snow. there were accidents. there will be ice tonight. but a much bigger storm is in the forecast for the east. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station wbz is joining us. eric, what do we have to

shawn: awesome, and i knowsomeone to john jankowski who's a announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wildims that are so rare, you probably never knew they even existed. oh, sue. like freshwater dolphins that are pink. victor: look, look ahead of us. look, really pink. jack: wowee. a jungle dog with webbed feet. stuart: incredibly, incredibly rare. jack: and a goat antelope that animals. tom: right up there. jack: oh, look at that. looks like a bear. that looks like a baby grizzly bear. plus, 3 more species that were only discovered in the last 30 years. good night. how'd you see that thing? all that, and my blooper of the week.

>> what about it mark hanna? haven't they gotten their pound of flesh.d he not be demoted. they said leave him alone, right? now the defense secretary has to step in and take another look at it? >> is he taking a look at the evidence. there is no question that general petraeus is one of the smartest military minds and bravest military men that we have seen in this generation. but, mark thee son is saying a differentuju+hq' he saying on the american enterprise blog when he criticized general pretty for different policies in the past. this is about and let's talk about what this is about. the daily beast article citing unnamed source within the pentagon is saying that this is about being fair to other people, othernerals, senis that might leak or have leaked. you can say what you want about the obama administration, but it has been terrifically consistent when it comes to prosecuting national security leakers. >> and they're kicking out really qualified generals. >> it infuriates. >> they are not kicking anybody out. he resigned scandal. >> understood mcch