this is happening in northwest harris county there. and apparently this fire started overnight. so firefighters have been working it for a little while here. >> they're worried about it spreading further and look at that fire equipment in the streets there. and now they have it knocked down to the point where you don't see as that is a big apartment fire in houston this morning. we're looking for injuries. we'll get back to that story as we can update it this morning. >>> an update on the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. it's back open for the first time since a deadly shooting spree. a gunman killed three people and injured nine others during an attack the day after thanksgiving. not all the clinic is open right now. some areas are still undergoing construction. but the staff is ready to see patients again. >> the support that we felt from the community, the love, the notes, the outpouring the concern and frankly encouragement to get this place open again has been uplifting. >> planned parenthood added its security measures and hopes to fully reopen the clinic in

harris county observing counter measures used at this super bowl in san francisco. taiwan. following a mass i earthquake. >> coming up. those living in the u.s. hold onto hope. as they try to get in contact with their loved ones over seas. ging) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, more than 20 people killed in a massive earthquake. now those living in the united states are holding onto hope as they wait to hear from loved ones living over seas. tonight. >> . customers. is worried. stkwhr i. >> i was really shocked. >> yesterday morning a 6.4 earthquake rattled the island of tie taiwan. the epicenter. her relatives hometown. >> our first question of course is everyone okay. >> to her surprise. she received this video. just toppled over. water everywhere. >> several residential buildings collapsed. authorities say at least 14 people were k

charisma and he won people over one by one by one over a 1/2 century of political life that began in harris county texas, that began in a national way in this city, not far from here when he announced his senate candidacy in 1963 for the '64 race. he bent history quietly. reagan bent history showily. this man confronted a world that was in one place and left it in another place. it was better off because of what he had done. - how much of his success politically, you bring up reagan. how much of his success politically was because he followed reagan? often we go from the thing we have to the thing that is not the most opposite but is at least different enough. - right. - right. - right. - it compensates for what we didn't have before. stylistically, temperamentally, if not ideologically, they were not exactly the same person. - they weren't, they weren't. in fact, reagan didn't want him on the ticket. he wanted gerald ford on the ticket in 1980. it went until 11:35 pm on the penultimate night of the convention before the phone rang and bush became vice president. both bush's have since said to me

seven others in appomattox county were hurt including harris' wife. people all across appomattox county say they're lucky to be alive following wednesday's deadly tornado.virginia state police say the tornado destroyed 20 homes in appomattox county and damaged at least 100 other buildings. the nws estimates the tornado cut a 400 yard wide 13 mile long path of destruction along route 460those who lived through the tornado tell wfxr news its something they will never forget. scary- scary for me i was really scared and the dogs got scared i had him in my arms and he was shivering, and im shivering and it started pouring, pouring down raining on me i had glass and dirt and roofing stuff and insulation all in my hair and all over me again. the appomattox county tornado had estimated maximum wind speeds between 136 and 165 miles per hour. officials say the storm's path was around 13 miles long and strong northwest winds will continue to normal.at or above temperatures to at or above normal. virginia not the only state dealing with extreme weather. thousands

look at two of the three top counties in terms of the number of executions they have produced, harris county, oklahoma county where oklahoma city is, you had men behind the helm of those district attorney's offices for 20 years. i look at a period between 1980 and 2000 who presented themselves in precisely the way this louisiana district attorney presented himself which is as in some ways wild west sheriff types who are appealing to a kind of parochialism or appealing to a kind of antiquated code of honor and are standing in for, you know, they present themselves as these kind of outsiders to a system that they have managed to move to the center of, yet they disclaim their participation in that system. the system is the enemy. the death penalty is being wielded on behalf of grieving families but it's also this way of overthrowing a kind of frustration with an old -- a kind of liberal legal order that had contributed to the creation of a folk mythology that life sentences just never meant life sentences. and that the only way you could really protect people and keep good freedom-loving people

right here is harris county. that's houston. that's where ted cruz grew up. i expect him to do very well in these places of texas. and that's going to give him his best shot n. oklahoma meanwhile, you see these counties that are blue that went for huckabee? that same year those voters went for huckabee in oklahoma as well. perhaps this is where he could get some energy. as we stated earlier, he needs it. >> interesting, they moved up the primary because they wanted the nominee to be clearer this time around. now it could be working in reverse fashion for some of the candidates. let's talk about trump. of course he is very high in the polls. mane people think he is going to get the nomination. how do rubio and cruz potentially do that as well? >> you have to keep trump's number down. and, again, you have to win. if trump has tomorrow what the polling suggests, he may win ten of 11 states tomorrow. >> right. >> that would be -- i mean, that would be -- that would be sizable. then the question s what happens on march 15th? you know, rubio's going to go to his ho

i checked last night here in harris county, 110,000 votes were already in as of yesterday.o, ted cruz already has a lead here in texas and i expect he will win somewhere between 90 and 110 delegates out of 155. >> he has had an impressive organization all the way. what about marco rubio? where's he going to win? >> none of the states for the march 1st ballot speak to a marco rubio clear run away. flal f florida is the first place he's going to go all in, although trump is doing very well there. if you look at tennessee, georgia where rubio is polling well and hopefully they can spin that and say we can demonstrate we have strong second but i don't think there's any place he can win on march 1st. >> he is confident as of march 15th. listen to what he said. >> i think what people need to understand about these contests between now and march 15th. they all award delegate sas. that's where you have to start winning states. and we feel comfortable where we're going to be come march 15th. >> where does that confidence come from? >> he's trying to say look i may not win any of the

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. >>> emergency crews fighting a fire at an apartment complex in northwest harris county, texas. you can see the flames are burning, coming from two-story building. this is the 1400 block of blue bell. unclear if anyone was injured but, as you can see, it was a big scene there. we'll keep an eye on this. >>> in the meantime new details this morning about chchs bosh's possible health scare. the big man may be dealing withh a blood clot again and overnight his pregnant wife is hospitalized. we have all these developing details for you. >>> plus a tornado touching down. a vie of it and the mess left behind. >>> west palm beach getting slammedith two tornado watch boxes, one expected to expire in a matter of minutes. the line of storms headed towards broward and eventually this line of storms over naples, alligator alley and parts of the gulf of mexico will head our way as well. >>> also coming up a developing story from miami where the bodies of two women were found are live with areport. >>> take a look at your television screens. six-year-old ashley martinez is last seen in miami.

it with the woman who is a big rubio backer, roseanne rodriguez, also former field director at harris county'sy in texas. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> i want you to listen to what rubio just said. >> i had my differences with ted cruz on defense stuff but ted and i are friends. ted and i know each other personally. in the end i understand while i may not agree on everything i never said he's not a conservative. i don't think he said that about me. but we cannot lose this election to nomination to someone that the democrats will rip apart. >> roseanne, to a lot of folks that sounds like all of a sudden rubio and cruz are coming together. maybe teaming up. potentially. what do you make of that? is that the only way to defeat donald trump? >> i think what he's doing, i don't know if he is making peace or friends with senator ted cruz, but he's definitely taking on the front-runner and that's probably, i mean they all see he is a threat. i think for a long time you know, trump has kind of been this reality star, he's not a legitimate candidate, you know. this is a show. event

. @>> lloyd: in preparation for @next year, harris county is @observing countermeasures at @this year's super bowl in san @francisco. @>>> president obama will head @back to his hometown to address @the state's general assembly and @the results of the first major @election event that could ship @that year's presidential @election. @fox's patricia stark have these @stories and more in the week @ahead. @super bowl 50 kicks off in san @francisco, california. @cam newton and the carolina @panthers are battling peyton @manning and den have broncos to @be crowned champons. @>>> the 100th new hampshire @primary. @following his defeat in the iowa @caucuses, gop front runner @donald trump have the lead in @recent state polls with 32% @while iowa falls to third place @behind marco rubio. @on the democratic side, senator @bernie sanders holds a @commanding leave 56% to clinton @commanding leave 56% to @clinton's 37%. @the first in the nation primary @is said be too real table setter @in the election going forward. @tuesday, let loose, it is fat @tuesday marking the end to new @orleans mardi gras.

seven others in appomattox county were hurt including harris' wife. people all across appomattox county say they're lucky to be alive following wednesday's deadly tornado.virginia state police say the tornado destroyed 20 homes in appomattox county and damaged at least 100 other buildings. cut a 400 yard wide 13 mile long path of destruction along route 460those who lived through the tornado tell wfxr news its something they will never forget. scary- scary for me i was really scared and the dogs got scared i had him in my arms and he was shivering, and im shivering and it started pouring, pouring down raining on me i had glass and dirt and roofing stuff and insulation all in my hair and all over me all down my neck it was just i never want to go through it again. the appomattox county tornado had estimated maximum 165 miles per hour. virginia not the only state dealing with extreme weather. thousands are without power in several states as storm systems cause major damage. fox's joy extreme weather slamming this strong northwest winds will continue to g

as a texan, i was displayed and disappointed to see the harris county district attorney bringing criminal charges against someone who went undercover to expose what appears to be vast criminal conduct by planned parenthood. i think he performed an incredible public service and i'll tell you this, i pledged if elected president, on the very first day in office, i intend to instruct the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and to prosecute any and all criminal conduct by that organization. [ applause ] >> what do you make of donald trump saying planned parenthood does some wonderful things and while we shouldn't pay for abortion services, it does provide good services. >> there are a lot of things donald and i disagree with and this is near the top. planned parenthood is the nation's largest abortionist. millions of boys and girls have never breathed a breath of air because of planned parenthood. you know what these videos showed? it is a federal criminal offense, a felony to sell the body parts of unborn children for profit. these videos showed planne

as a texan, i was displayed and disappointed to see the harris county district attorney bringing criminal charges against someone who went undercover to expose what appears to be vast criminal conduct by planned parenthood. i think he performed an incredible public service and i'll tell you this, i pledged if elected president, on the very first day in office, i intend to instruct the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and to prosecute any and all criminal conduct by that organization. [ applause ] >> what do you make of donald trump saying planned parenthood does some wonderful things and while we shouldn't pay for abortion services, it does provide good services. >> there are a lot of things donald and i disagree with and this is near the top. planned parenthood is the nation's largest abortionist. millions of boys and girls have never breathed a breath of air because of planned parenthood. you know what these videos showed? it is a federal criminal offense, a felony to sell the body parts of unborn children for profit. these videos showed planne

and the traffic has begun to clear already from a few moments ago. >> live from lake county, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> dan: wow, an absolute mess in lake county and closer to downtown. this is independence. you can see traffic is moving pretty well here. people cautious because it is kind of a nasty day out there. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> dan: some other news, indictment today against two browns players one current and one former. >> catherine: this stems from a christmas day arrest on i-71 near brook park and they pulled over browns linebacker armonty and day ontario e for having oxycodone and adderall without valid prescriptions and a charge against saunders for having a gun in the car. >> a long time local nuisance raided. state, county and local police swarmed the travel lodge at west 160th brookpark road. it will now be boarded up. police have been called there almost daily for years and from everything from drugs to proses tuition and even allegation of human trafficking. >> coming up at 6:00, what help for residents who did nothing

you know, they went into that texas court decision and the harris county district attorney said at the outset of their investigation into planned parenthood, we must go where the evidence leads us and it began as an investigation into planned parenthood. just as we've had a series of witch hunt investigations here in the house where the chairman of the house government reform committee said months ago that there was no evidence that planned parenthood had committed any wrongdoing. and now we have a texas court not only vindicating planned parenthood but indicting their accusers. so mr. speaker, i tell you, this does take a lot of gall to come back here after that and go after women's health programs, not for the first time, not the second time, this is now the 11th time so this will be the 11th time this house has wasted taxpayer time and money trying to overturn women's health programs and the 63rd time it has wasted taxpayer time and money trying to strip away affordable health care to 22 million americans by undoing the affordable care act system of yes, this is a shamefully histori

i want to thank my colleague, the gentlelady from texas, who represents the houston and harris county area, who does such a great job about speaking out on these issues, her and really the entire delegation down there, representative green, representative gene and al green, along with representative jackson lee do a great job of keeping this on the forefront of texans' minds and on the united states' mind. texas is such a large state that oftentimes legislation that is passed out of texas has an impact on the rest of the nation. and it does seem that much of the discriminatory laws regarding redistricting, regarding voter suppression, like the voter i.d. bill, sadly has emanated from our state. mr. speaker, let me tell you just how bad it is in our state. this is going to be really hard for some people to believe. but in the state of texas, if a young person on a college campus were to, you know, find themselves, their freshman year lost on campus or if they were to find themselves in a little bit of trouble on campus they would be able to show their student i.d. to the proper law enf

both horsley and harris bonded out of the dubuque county jail. harris is scheduled enter a plea on monday. police have arrested a cedar rapids m m for breakinininto two vehicles and a pharmacy last night. 36-year-old nicholas hostak faces three counts of third degree burglary. police say he broke into the vans belonging to reutzel pharmacy on eighth avenue southeast. they say one of the owners discovered that one of the vans had crashed through the building's rear garage police e gs, and they say they found hostak inside the pharmacy. emergency responders took him to a hospital for a dog bite. remember, whenever you see news, call newsline nine at 319-36369999. you can also send pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, we have a chance e some snow later tonigig? however you look at it we will enjoy a super weekend, especially weather-wise on saturday. light snow and flurries tonight give way to a partly cloudy sky for the start of the weekend. highs respond nicely with middle 30s common. sunday

thunderstorms evening into the overnight.some strong to severe traffic animation music it's harry potter week at the kenton county library. is one of the it's harry potter week at the kenton county library. here to explain the week full of events is one of the library's programers.... amy schardein hogwarts sorting ceremony 12:00 am - 12:00 am 2/1/2016 see a staff member at the children's reference desk and get sorted into your hogwarts house to kick off see a staff member ollivanders wand making workshop 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 2/2/2016 kick off harry potter week by making your very own wand. this wand will be perfect for all your magical needs throughout the week! covington - children's meeting room hogwarts potions class 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm2/3/2016 harry potter week wouldn't be complete without a hogwarts class! we'll whip up some scientific potions and watch the reactions. when we are finished, science turns sweet as we concoct our own butterbeer! covington - children's meeting room hogwarts house pm2/4/2016 make sure your hogwarts house is well represented at the harry potter book night! come to the children's depar

the harris county smokehouse on the eve of the most important day so far in the presidential race.here's the question. is the republican party coming apart? this week it appeared to erupt on all fronts. senator marco rubio mocked on donald trump's face and spray tan. donald trump made fun of rubio's sweatiness and big ears. senator ted cruz alleged ties between donald trump and the

but you know, i was at the harris county republican party lincoln dinner last night with ted cruz, andl you, the thousand republican leaders who were there and activists, this is thoroughly ted cruz country. he's on his home turf, great to have this debate here in cruz country, as well. so very confident about texas and also we know that we're going to do well on super tuesday beyond texas. as we move forward. marco rubio is a candidate with the problem. he doesn't have a pathway to victory. he doesn't have any states which he expects to win until florida, which is bizarre. because florida by the time the ballots are counted in florida, 60% of the delegates will already be gone. that's not a pathway to victory. we're bullish on the path that we're on. and the fact that texas is coming up quick. >> well, let me just ask you again. i'll go at this from a different angle. george bush's supporters have resoundingly been flocking to marco rubio, not necessarily to ted cruz. and george bush's supporters are numerous in the state of texas, as is george bush money -- or jeb bush, i beg your pa

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including 78- year-old edward harris of appomattox county. state police say .. his wife was among the seven people hurt during the storm. two of them remain in the hospital tonight. meanwhile -- 20 homes and 100 other structures were damaged. as communities band together to pull through -- wsls 10's jonathan kegges kicks off our team coverage for us -- live in evergreen tonight. jonathan .. i understand despite the damage .. you've noticed hope is prevailing? guys we now know that it was an ef 3 tornado with winds of 136-165mph that ripped through the town of evergreen. while that number may mean very little to people who lost their homes in wednesday's twister...the people in this tight-knit town are focusing on

i'm glad to have the support of the coalition for the homeless of houston-harris county and the heartline alliance to be able to say this makeses for a better road map for getting housing to people who are in need. i celebrate the fact that we're on the floor with this reform bill, talking about housing and i again celebrate and i ask my colleagues to support the jackson lee amendment. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back her time. the question is on the amendment as modified offered by the gentlelady from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment as modified is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 14 printed in house report 114-411. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. price: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. cloiment amendment number 14 printed in house report 114-411, offered by mr. price of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 594, the gentleman fro

including 78- year-old edward harris of appomattox county. state police say .. his wife was among the seven people hurt during the storm. two of them remain in the hospital tonight. meanwhile -- 20 homes and 100 other structures were damaged. as communities band together to pull through -- wsls 10's jonathan kegges kicks off our team coverage for us -- live in evergreen tonight. jonathan .. i understand despite the damage .. you've noticed hope is prevailing? guys we now know that it was an ef 3 tornado with winds of 136-165mph that ripped through the town of evergreen. while that number may mean very little to people who lost their homes in wednesday's twister...the people in this tight-knit town are focusing on "we will rebuild. this is who we are as a country" the community of evergreen stands together the day after a violent ef3 tornado devastated the community. 08-16 "on over in the community it's three or four houses that are totally gone. there's nothing left on them only the foundation." scattered throughout the destruction though are signs of hope. a si

all you need to do is to visit our jails like i have done in harris county, bexar county, dallas county. to see that too often our jails are occupied by people who, yes, they may have committed petty crimes, nonviolent crimes, but they really need some help, and if we give them help, they can turn their lives around and become more productive. it will save taxpayers money and i think be a much more humane and efficient system of dealing with people suffering mental health crises. i'm hopeful we could chance substantive legislation to help those struggling with mental illness and their families and as a result make our communities a safer place. mr. president, i yield the floor and i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. thune: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, i rise today to discuss the bill coming before the senate this week, the

as coleen harry reports, that has court watchers in mecklenburg county upset. >> reporter: jakieran harris is no stranger to trouble. just 20 years old, he has been arrested ten times since 2013. for breaking and entering, burglary, gun charges, possession of stolen goods, resisting public officer, felony larceny, felony conspiracy, interfering with electronic monitor and probation violation. when charlotte-mecklenburg police arrested harris again, just two weeks ago for new gun charges, court watchers expected harris to either sit a while in jail or pay a bond to get out. >> anger, tired not only as an organization but as a citizen. >> reporter: harris got out of jail without paying bond. he's back on the streets in part of a county program called that is a program where case managers evaluate defendants to see if they should get out of jail. >> biggest thing we have a problem is is the community safety. >> reporter: court watchers don't get it. >> he has had his hands on guns on more than one occasion, been arrested for that, and two, when he has been given poles supervision release in t

seven others in appomattox county were hurt including harris' wife. people all across appomattox county say they're lucky to be alive following wednesday's deadly tornado.virginia state police say the tornado destroyed 20 homes in appomattox county and damaged at least 100 other buildings. the nws estimates the tornado cut a 400 yard wide 13 mile long path of destruction along route 460those who lived through the tornado tell wfxr news its something they will scary- scary for me i was really scared and the dogs got and he was shivering, and im pouring, pouring down raining on me i had glass and dirt and roofing stuff and insulation all in my hair and all over me all down my neck it was just i again. the appomattox county tornado had estimated maximum wind speeds between 136 and 165 miles per hour. officials say the storm's path was around 13 miles long and 400 yards strong northwest winds will continue to generate upslope snow showers west of the blue ridge through this morning. high pressure buildstonight...moving to the southeast coast by sunday retu

in maricopa county, harris, commented on -- >> hold on a second. ( laughter ) where is the n.a.a.c.p.dent? is he behind the that old white guy? ( laughter ) oh! oh, i'm being told he is the old white guy. okay. i guess it is arizona. not much black there other than their iced tea, right? >> audience: oooh! >> larry: again, i'm just giving you the facts, you guys. all right, continue, white guy leader of black people. >> after the meeting, it was time to talk to reporters. when he finished with one yew, he had this to say about the female reporter. >> can you just talk about the-- -- >> yup, that's pretty bad. i know you're a white guy in charge of the n.a.a.c.p. and so no stranger to cognitive dissonance, but no one is allowed to work for civil rights and turn around and objectify women. aise recall, dr. king wasn't like i have a dream, and check out the jugs on that butterface. horrible, horrible. you should not have laughed at that. you really shouldn't have. for more tho, please welcome our newest contributor to the show franchesca ramsey, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) welcome

working very hard, sometimes gets odds, to provide mobility for the great citizens of the houston-harris county metroplex area. but i had a particular issue that we had been working on since last november. and that is to give disabled veterans in this very vast territory of texas the ability to ride on what we call the h.o.t. lanes for free. and my premise is simple. when we ask our men and women in the united states to put the uniform on, we ask them with no qualifications, meaning no restraints, that they are expected to defend the united states to the utmost. and in the course of that, some fall in battle. lose their lives. or are veterans who ultimately come to their demise by their age and illnesses. and therefore i think it is enormously important that when they make a request that helps them in their mobility, whether it is to doctors offices and family or going back to school, there should be no barriers, no restraints. so today my metro board are meeting and i made contact again, as i did this past week, with the committee late into the night to say that there should be no delay, no ba

county. pharry, take it away. p>> harry: all right, jeff. pwe are as close as we can get. pthere are a couple of police pcars over here blocking the paccess road to i-90 eastbound. pto the lake county department's pwebsite. pi'm going to read directly from pthat. pthe facebook website i-90 pwestbound at around 204 mile pmarker is closed due to multiple pvehicle accident involving cars pand tractor trailers. pearlier reports that have come pin reports of an off road and -- poff road and tramd ped under other pvehicles. ossible explosion. pwe're talking to the sheriff phimself in lake county. pthere was no explosion, but that pthe accident was so loud, people pthought there was an explosion. pwe know that at least one person pwas ejected from the vehicle. pwe don't know what vehicle that pwas. pwe had heard that multiple ptractor-trailers and vehicles pwere involved in this crash. pand people are being diverted poff the highway. pyou're not going to get anywhere pnear this. pwe are, i guess, about a mile pand a half or so away from pwhatever is happening. pwe cannot gain acce

the appomattox county sheriff's department says 78-year-old edward harris was killed. police say his home was destroyed by the tornado. seven others in including harris' wife. people all across appomattox county say they're lucky to be alive following wednesday's deadly tornado.virginia state police say the tornado destroyed 20 homes in appomattox county and damaged at least 100 other buildings. the nws estimates the tornado cut a 400 yard wide 13 mile long path of destruction along route 460those who lived through the tornado tell wfxr news its something they will never forget. scary- scary for me i was really scared and the dogs got scared i had him in my arms and he was shivering, and im shivering and it started pouring, pouring down raining on me i had glass and dirt and roofing stuff and insulation all in my hair and all over me never want to go through it again. the appomattox county tornado had estimated maximum wind speeds between 136 and 165 miles per hour. officials say the storm's local good news segment as we've told you all morning, people are helping one

. >>> emergency crews battling a three alarm fire in an apartment complex in harris county texas. fire hydrants an water pressure were causing issues with dousing the flames. >>> the ap reporting that miami heat basketball player chris bosh has resumed taking blood shin thinners to treat a blood clot in his legs. he hopes to resume playing this season. >>> that's the cnbc news update at this hour. >> we wish chris bosh well. absolutely. >> we're heading to the close and 20 minutes left on the trading session. the dow is 205 points. they took our board away and nasdaq, look at that, up 2.1%, gain of 91 points as keith bliss was pointing out, secondary stock doing pretty well. >> mark okada will tell us about fears about high yield have gone away. >>> and elon musk is just not winging it with his new car line, he wants to know what it will take to get you behind the wheel of a new model x. details of tesla's new hands on push to sell the electric suv coming up later on "thin"the cl bell." hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money r

let me flesh it out a little more, as a texan from houston, i was deeply disappointed to see the harris county district attorney bringing criminal charges against someone who went undercover to expose what appears to be vast criminal conduct by planned parenthood. i think he performed an incredible public service. and i'll tell you this. i pledged that if i'm elected president on the very first day in office i intend to instruct the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and to prosecute any and all criminal conduct by that organization. >> what do you make of the donald trump assertion that planned parenthood does some wonderful things, and that while we should not pay for abortion services it does provide a lot of services to women? >> you know, there are a lot of things that donald has said that i disagree with. that is very near the top. planned parenthood is the nation's largest abortionist. millions of unborn boys and girls have never breathed a breath of air because of planned parenthood. it is a multi-million dollar organization. these videos show i

tornadoes also killing 1 person - 78-year-old keith harris in appomattox county, virginia... reporter: "so when you hear, say, one side, saying that they'd like to wait 'til "the next president is in office to appoint a justice, what do you think about that?" justice o'connor: "i don't agree. i think we need somebody there, now," if you're tired of the colder and dreary weather, you're in luck! clouds will continue to clear out through the night tonight, paving the way for more sunshine on friday. temperatures will be cool but average tonight with lows in the middle 20s. winds will also die down and become more southwesterly for friday. this combined with the sunshine will help warm temperatures into the upper 40s throughout central iowa. by saturday winds will start to pick up from the southwest, but this will help to warm much of central iowa into the upper 50s three weeks ago, usa today projected iowa as the overall #1 seed in the ncaa tournament. the #3 ranked hawks hadn't had a bad loss, or any losses since early december. that has changed. iowa has now lost three of fou

in portage county brittany harris fox 8 news. the subject of the panel discussion with some healing. members of city council focused on the property that plagues many people in the neighborhood. the event took place old stone church, cleveland and among those participants, the first step in dealing with the problems caused by poverty is to acknowledge they exist. $1.8 billion on projects and in the city of cleveland. and a great gop and we still second and the nation. conversation. you can't solve the problem if you don't talk about the problem. reed says we must focus on how many small children are dying violent deaths in the city of cleveland. still to come at ten, i team investigation. cleveland city employee nearly doubling salary with overtime pay. now fox 8 asking questions. ohio officer wounded in a shootout what the please say they have saved his life. plus, never thought she would see her wedding day made this y.3. yopmey e welcome back to fox 8 news at ten as we take a live look west down the shore away. a beautiful wee

washington said one moment harris was listening to music in her car, and the next, he was found shot dead. according to seminole county sheriff deputies, harris was gunned down just after 3:00 in the afternoon friday near central and merit street where the car he was in crashed. >> not even 15 to 20 minutes later i get a call that my child is laying on the ground dead. >> reporter: it has been two days since the shooting and you can still see crime scene tape on the ground at the intersection where investigators say this all happened. this is the poll he crashed into before he was shot. >> we pray and hope someone has heart to tell what happened. >> reporter: residents like shakayla believe someone must have seen the shooter. was in the middle of the street and started shooting at the car harris was in. he was taken altamonte hospital. >> i just want justice. i just hope and pray whoever did this to my baby, please come forward. >> roy ramos channel 9 news. >> seminole county deputies are urging anyone with information to please give them a call. the teen's mom gave a very emotional interview pleading with witnesses.

what happened to my son those last few minutes of his life. >> seminole county deputies told me they have gotten some tips since harris's murder but are still waiting on the right information that could point them towards a suspect. in seminole county, kimberly eaton, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in orange county where a 15-year-old just turned himself in accused of nearly running over a deputy with a car. the suspect surrendered to investigators but is not cooperating. jancarlos ortiz hit sergeant marci pearce. just spoke with ortiz's neighbors about the arrest. we're putting that story together for you for eyewitness news at 5:00. >>> a mistake on an order at a pizza joint led to four arrests. flagler county deputies said 25-year-old jessica conting was upset when she received garlic knots with cheese. she said the clerk gave her money back in a rude way. a man helped her ransack the restaurant throwing pizza boxes, food and knocking over a cash register. they were all arrested. >>> in apopka this man threaten today use a machete to kill a neighbor. he was fighting with his nei

. >> delaware county's emily harris says at the height of the storm it seems that boarding life rafts may be too dangerous. >> we just stayed in our room, it was ter filing. we had in where to go. we just had to stay and ride it out. >> based on everything that we possibly could to make it right i assume. but how we got into that decision is a mystery to me. >> reporter: others too. >> senator bill nelson of florida is calling for an investigation into why the ship pressed in the path of the storm. >> there air lot of things to be prepared. >> reporter: when given a tour sunny skies made things seem almost normal. as for mike, he was planning a cruise for his honeymoon. >> i don't know if i can do a cruise again after this. >> reporter: understandably so. all passengers have been refunded and royal caribbean is allowing 50 percent of the value of this trip to be applied to another one. if is there ever a distraction for hurricane force wind, and monster waves, it would be the super bowl, despite situation i was told that still almost every tv on board, was tuned in. reporting live fro

mitchell county is one of the county, harris middle school saw a drop from 400 students to 260 in recent years. transylvania county and yancey and polk county also report fewer students. school officials say it's because families are moving away looking for work. >> didn'ter guarden enrollment is smaller and smaller. it was nothing years ago to have 180-200 kids in didn'ter guarden. and this past year i think we had 102, 105? enrollment the district has fewer state funding dollars. it's based on the students' head count. >>jay: a television-free scholarship program expands in an area school. the power scholarship at isothermal community college allows students to al tend class without paying tuition for the past two years. in exchange they will work community service hours and must maintain a 2.0 gpa. the board of trustees expanded the program to summer semesters. >> well, the world has changed. the economy has changed. if you will look, 67% of the jobs today require some type of credential beyond high school. >>jay: the power scholarship is offered to students in rutherford and polk cou

leding police on a 30 minute chase will appear in fron of a hamilton county judge this morning police say darius loveless and iesha harris beat up a woman healthy - then took the van! police say the two led them on a 30 minute chase that ended when a hamilton county deputy threw out some stop sticks. they say harris tried running - but was bitten on her backside by a police dog. the man shot early ysaturday morning in avondale is expected to survive. survive.police say he was shot somewhere else - and walked to the white castle on reading road to get help.he was shot in the stomach... and was talking with police on his way to u-c medical center.police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger.and if you can help - give crime stoppers a call... the number: 352-3040. cincinnati mayor john cranley and police chief eliot isaac will wrap up their community- wide discussion on stopping crime tonight... during a meeting in college hill. hill.tonight's forum in district five... the fifth in a series on reducing cincinnati's violent crime rate.mayor cranley says reducing shootings and violent crime is one of his top prior

lorain police are looking for whoever approached kids in three locations harry boomer went to lorain county where parents are on alert. >> said he had a black hoodie and looked like a ninja and could only see his eye part and had slight acne. >> said he had scars on his face. >> reporter: the alert 10-year-old girl who gave her father that description reacted fast enough to get away from the intruder who tried to drag her out of the bedroom window in the middle of the night. >> it is the worst feeling in the world have your daughter scream at you at 2:00 in the morning that someone tried to take her out of bed. >> some bold, would-be kidnapper got to her daughter. the window is high and sleeps on >> her grandmother is shaken and offers this good advice. >> always just double-check your locks. it doesn't hurt to keep checking. it doesn't mean you have ocd, keep checking. you never know. >> reporter: most of us are concerned. this is not the only concern in lorain county. three other girls were approached by a man fitting a similar description. >> i work with the general public with a number

charged with child endangerment after a 2- year-old was shot last month. 25-year-old raven harris is in the dubuque county jail this morning. she has been charged with child endangerment with a serious injury and ddendent person. 29-year-old willie horsley senior has also been charged with child endangerment. he has bonded out of jail. dubuque police say on the night of january 3rd, the two-yeye-old boy either shot himself or another child shot him. police the bullet hit the boy in the jaw. he was with his family who were living in a commercial building at 942 main street in dubuque.e. a waterloo man faces new charges for a shooting on new year's eve that injured one person. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, police initially arrested 22- year-old kristopher spates jr on a number of weapons charges. now they've added a charge of willful injury causing serious injury for shooting a man in the leg that night. back on january 1st, police were called to a nightclub around 2 in the morning. when they arrived, they heard gunshots in the alley between lafayette and sycamore streets. police arrested 3