is the homeowner ok? ray: the homeowner is expected to make a recovery. non-life-threatening injuries in that broke into the home. yesterday evening. the two men forced their way into the home. or a woman. the men wore ski masks when they before restraining the homeowner with duct tape. the men still wrestling memorabilia and stole the homeowner' s car. you can see that police have recovered that black 2010 dodge charger. the suspects are only being described as two white men, one about 6' 2", the other about 5' ". sean: erin: : bedford police are down a bank robber. this woman held up the td bank on south river road last night. she claimed she had a weapon, but never showed one. she took off after getting some cash. no one was hurt. a belmont man is accused of trying to break into multiple homes. police arrested him after following his footprints in the snow. he is accused of trying to break into homes along orest drive while residents were asleep -- forest drive while residents were asleep. sean: the su

the homeowner fought back, right? ray: that is right erin. ,the homeowner did struggle with the people who forced their way inside the home on chester road at about 5:30 last night. after the struggle police say , the homeowner was bound with duct tape before the attackers went through the home and stole several small items as well as some wrestling memorabilia before taking off in the homeowner' s car. officers were posted outside the home last night as a statewide manhunt got underway. investigators say the homeowner sustained non-life threatening injuries because of the attack. they do have a basic description of the suspects. >> 2 male subjects with black masks. one being 6' 58, -- 5' 8", entered the residence and took some wrestling memorabilia and the subject' s dodge charger. ray: police are looking for a black, 2010 dodge charger and say it may have some minor damage to the rear bumper that was caused during the getaway. investigators are not saying if any weapons were used during the home invasion. they do te

but the homeowner managed to break free and went after them with a gun. investigators say he shot the suspect that was in his suv. that car stopped a few houses down and the suspect that was shot later died at a nearby hospital. both the homeowner and his wife, who was home at the time, were not injured. it's unclear this morning if that homeowner is going to face charges in this shooting. the sheriff's office says they are looking for a 1990s mustang, either gold or yellow and a hispanic man in his 40s. shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. >>> if you're just waking up, it is 31 degrees in denver. >> probably feeling good after yesterday's game. maybe you're thinking, i want to go too. you better be ready to spend. ,, ,, ,, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) when it comes to we need more than our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> the winter storm along the east coast is responsible fo

our crews spoke to the homeowner buzz was later arrested. johnny is on the scene getting more information. we'll have an update at the bottom of the hour. >> presidential hopefuls are turning up the heat and trying to get more voters. >> now the same candidates are weighing in on the possible entry of former new york mayor michael bloomberg. >> i'll relieve him of that and get the nomination. >> i'll have to deal with hillary if she doesn't go to jail or bernie or bloomberg comes in, which is great. i would love to have him come in because i love the competition. >> bloomberg said he wants to run as a sent rist. the des moines register endorsed marco rubio while hillary clinton was picked up from the register and the boston globe. >> needing help in burglaries in dollars of stolen items were taveng. in one burglary someone took off with $12,000 worth of stuff including a gold bracelet worth 8 grand. the other case happened in a silver springs home where a woman says more than $2,000 worth of electronics were sfroenl her. if you have any info

to buy it but you can buy a policy. >> am i covered with homeowners insurance. >> no california homeowners understand their homeowners insurance doesn't cover earthquake they need a separate policy if you're an shiners you can get the earthquake insurance policy. >> so explain why it is for the c e a is deft if a traditional insurance agency. >> irreverent so in the 80s the state of california passed a law that requires any company that writes the policies to over earthquake insurance the homeowners are not required by commissioner cranshaw can bye there was so much loss they were going to stop writing the insurance policies for earthquakes they wanted to stop a serious insurance policy. >> we're talking about the homeownership's buying the earthquake shiners but 70 percent are renters what's my opposite. >> the option for renter the earthquake be insurance company is affordable i think people don't realize just exactly what it covers it covers damaged property but loss of use if you have to be under a building they have a quarter main that was broken as well as emergency repair if interes

it will encourage the expansion of an option for homeowners. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. with that we'll begin our testimony and we become all of the panel lists today. we'll start with teresa miller on behalf of the national association of insurance commissioners. mr. steve bradshaw. executive vice president standard mortgage corporation. mr. brad kelly, executive director of the national association of professional surplus lines offices and mr. bernie, director of economic justice. each will be recognized to give a presentation of testimony. without objection your statement will be made part of the record. just on the lighting system, green says go. when you get to yellow you have one minute to wrap up and when it says red, i'm the one that has the last word so we'll hopefully stop there shortly there after. with that i want to. >> it's my pleasure to welcome commissioner miller today. she was confirmed in june of last year and in that capacity she oversees the fifth largest insurance market in the country and the 14th largest in

the way homeowners insurance is sold today. it would -- that would be a disaster for providing wind coverage. so by turning this over to the market, everyone pays their fair share. instead of the system today, which is a bunch of hidden subsidies. taxpayers are basically -- there are some taxpayers who live in areas without much flood who end up paying for flood, because the federal government has lent $24 billion to an nfip program that still isn't financially sound. so there are subsidies there not only from one set of nfip policyholders to others, but subsidies from taxpayers to other taxpayers. >> mr. birnbaum i'm going to need you to wrap it up. >> okay. so moving this to the private market you would introduce a lot more equity in the price of flood insurance, and you would make it a lot more transparent. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that, and i'm hopeful that you can work with us as we try and figure out what we are going to do to reform the national flood insurance program, and have some private involv

that homeowner caught that suspect in the act while he was breaking into the garage and that homeowner, police say shot him. this was in unincorporated pinas county and 2:00 p.m. sunday afternoon a burglar tried to break into a home, was stopped in the tracks by the homeowner as he was trying to break in. homeowner fired a warning shot and get this, the burglar still didn't leave so the homeowner fired again and this time hitting him in the leg and causing serious injury. that intruder was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries, and the names of the homeowner and intruder haven't yet been released. we'll bring you updates on air and auburn line at abcactionnews.com. live in pinellas county, corey dierdorff, abc action news. >>> just hours from now we may finally hear from a baltimore police officer who stayed silent since freddie gray's death in police custody. >> today caesar goodson will be the second baltimore police officer to go on trial. he was driving the police van to the station when freddie gray arrived critically injured last year. goodson is the only one of s

homeowner fired again. this time hitting him in the leg and causing serious injury. that intruder was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the names of all involved, homeowner and intruder haven't been released at this time. the pinellas county sheriff's office saying this was the real deal, a break-in caught in the act. and on-line at abcactionnews.com. >>> 5:04. deputies need your help to find this missing man. they say 80-year-old eighteentheen clifford bueth was seen 1:00 yesterday afternoon on his home in urbino street in sebring. he was driving a red 2015 red jeep cherokee with the license plate number 129 lnu. he's white, about 5'11", weighs 170 pounds with blue eyes, gray hair and also has a goatee. if you see him call 911. you could get a cash reward. >>> 5:05. this man wakes up in jail accused of child neglect after a 3-year-old eats a drug on his watch. detectives say that 3-year-old went to the hospital after she got sick eating synthetic marijuana. also known as "spice." chris

berenbaum, in your opinion how does this differ from homeowners insurance? both seem to be intended for the same thing but that's protecting alone in an event of a disaster. how d.c. the difference? >> i don't. that's what our proposal is to require that a homeowners insurance policy cover the peril of flawed. that would deliver that coverage far more efficiently than through the requirement of a second policy. it would mean that everybody gets the coverage they expect and pay their fair share for the coverage, then under the current system. and private flood is already being provided by the admitted market to a greater extent than the surplus lines market. as i mentioned, force placed flood, there's more forced placed flood ridden by eddie medicaid and the surplus lines numbers that mr. kelley describe. it's not as if it's unfeasible for admitted carries to write flooded. it's feasible. the question is what's the best way to nudge the private market into this? and may be the best way is to require that coverage of flood in those homeowners and commercial pr

those is here on rose garden lane, homeowners are still waiting and the county is running a special service tomorrow to get caught up. >> it is a new system and you have to give them leeway. but i wanted picked up or put an emergency team on it. >> reporter: they started a new program january 1st and this week on tuesday and wednesday we told you the homeowner said collection services were delayed. the county admits they have missed some spots. we found this alley where the trash was supposed to be picked up on wednesday. the solid waste manager says crews were out today and they service to get caught up. >> four of the five counties are being serviced by new contractors. >> homeowners need to file - - file guidelines and employees no longer need to get out of the truck scott two bins should be on the curb and place on placed on the opposite side of mailboxes, and nothing should be placed outside of the bin. >> what would you say to those who are frustrated? snoo ? >> i would say don't give up on us. >> reporter: homeowners were sent instructions, one including making sure your bins

to allow for homeowners to take advantage of alternative financing. sun solar electric: "oh, it's an answer to prayer, it really is, so many of us have been working for so many legislative sessions trying to get pace to be a reality.")) ((patrick walker)) louise helton is a co-owner of one sun solar electric in las vegas. she says the new property- assessed clean energy -- or pace -- program is a boon for homeowners who can't afford to buy and install a 15- or 20-thousand dollar solar system out of pocket. instead... homeowners can opt-in to the program... and pay back the cost of the panels over 20 years... as an extra fee on top of their taxes. ((louise helton/co-owner, one sun solar electric: "it's similar to when you have a master-planned community and they put together a special improvement district.")) ((patrick walker)) but is it too little too late for solar companies? solar city recently ceased sales and installation in nevada. and companies have announced hundreds of jobs are being slashed... with a few thousand more potentially on the line.

a real mess for the homeowner. we did put in a call to the public works department trying to get a better sense how this clean-up will play out and what caused this, if they know. >> alex savidge, thank you. >>> a warning if you are heading out to the beach today. the national weather service predicts waves 16 feet high are possible because of a westerly flow. there is a high suburb of advisory until 4:00 tomorrow morning for the bay area coast. that includes the point reyes national seashore. beware of rip currents. watch out for sneaker waves. the high surf may cause beach erosion. that could mean more problems for people in pacifica. on monday, the city yellow tagged 20 units at the apartment complex there. we hope you download our free ktvu weather app for the latest information on the weather here in the bay area t it has live radar, updated forecasts and much more. >>> 7:06. a search ended for mation man. police found the body of kyle myrick in the santa cruz mountains. his co-workers has been arrested in con

police say the homeowner was inside. they are not saying it' s a homeowner was a man or woman. they say the suspects struggled with the homeowner before restraining the homeowner with lisa not elaborating on what kind of wrestling memorabilia was stolen. here is what they did say just a few minutes ago. >> we had a home invasion, two male subjects with black masks. they entered the residence and took some wrestling memorabilia and the subjects dodge charger. jean: that is a black 2010 dodge minor damage to the rear bumper from the escape. the home invasion suspects are only described as white men, no further description given. weapons were reportedly used in the home invasion. they tell us the homeowner is ok and the cert is active in statewide, looking for that lack 2010 dodge charger. to give the police the call. police are searching for the woman in this surveillance picture. employees at t.d. bank on south river road say she walked in and demanded money around 5:30 this afternoon. weapon but didn' t show one. she got away with cash. no one was hurt. call police if you recog

the homeowners are still there. nobody was injured. they do have one in custody, so that's good news. they are still looking for one outstanding on foot. guys. >> reporter: it is a heart breaking day for the parker community, and especially legend high school. we found out last night that a second teen has died after falling through the ice of a parker pond. this is max gantnier, a sophomore at legend. the school's principal says max was taken off life support over the weekend. this news is coming as friends and family prepare to bury the second teen who died after falling in the water. the funeral for patrick lance will be held later today. as students start to arrive here at the school, the principal says he'll have grief counselors available today for anybody in need of support. lindsay watts, denver 7. >>> back country skiers take avalanche risk in colorado is moderate to considerable. we've seen it worse certainly in the high country. but it's widespread. this morning a skier has serious injuries after being partially buried. this

the suspects take off, some on foot, leaving the car. >> the homeowner refuses to back down. he fires off round after round. one of the bullets hits the windshield of the car. this woman covers crime for kvoa, an nbc affiliate station located in tucson. she vividly remembers seeing the video and being shocked by the brazenness of the crime. >> you had a car pulling into the driveway, you had four men leaving the car. they were wearing hooded sweatshirts. and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad daylight. >> the gunshots pierce the quiet serenity of the neighborhood and residents are concerned but feel that the homeowner did the right thing by shooting back. >> i'm very watchful where we live, and think everybody has a right to defend their property. >> the police release the surveillance video to the media. it results in a flood of anonymous tips that eventually results in arrests of two of the four suspects. >> we have a warrant outstanding for your a third suspect, and t

coming up -- homeowners fight back against an intruder... what household object they used to arm themselves... that most people have right in their kitchen... and it's not a knife. most people got 99 problems and filling the tank is one.. but gas prices are dropping in one texas town... where you can fill up for less than a buck a gallon.... orange homes pop up across the denver area. what a contest winner received for showing off their passion for fox5 news at ten with elizabeth watts. fox5 weather 24/7 with meteorologist les krifaton. this is fox news at ten. local las vegas. a north carolina couple cooks up a new way to fight crime. they used a frying pan to fight off a robber who broke into their house. greg barnes shares their story. this is the frying pan glenn tew used to fight off an intruder. (voice of glenn tew/homeowner) "the fact that he would come in and invade my our home and just do the damage he had done, i said no one should have to put up with that kind of mess." it was just before midnight, when tew went to check on a nois

the thought of adding those types of coverage is to the homeowners -- general homeowners become it will price them out of the home in our opinion. if we can focus on shifting some of the burden under the program come you reduce the overall risk and that leaves you with the category of the highest risk properties that perhaps a residual market is there to figure out. it in our mind would allow nfip to focus on mitigating and preventing flood damage in those areas. >> so i just need to jump in real quickly and say it is absolutely crystal clear that this bill would allow surplus lines and encourage surplus lines to cherry pick. it is obvious as the nose on your face. the only policies the writers would do are the ones they view as profitable. nfip has a variety of policies ranging from less profitable to more profitable and what will happen is they will be left with the less profitable policies the most revenue to do it. there is no question this bill will lead to greater financial problems and i am really surprised the other panelists are not acknowledging not. >> the gentleman's time is

the homeowners association is an update this morning.. on the battle over a homeowner who's been hanging meat in his backyard in mountain's edge. the homeowners association is ordering the man to take the meat down. last month, upset neighbors reached out to action news saying the meat was attracting rodents and coyotes... and was just altogether unpleasant. take a look at this car break-in caught on camera. you see the man walk right up to the car near cheyenn and el capitan yesterday morning. he looks around to see if anyone's watching... and then gets in. the owner says he grabbed some costume jewelry, and then took off. if you think you recognize him... call police. "mr. saunders i am talking... you interrupted him." 4 seconds nv-11pth puc solar hearing-nv a meeting about delaying those solar rate changes gets heated... public utilities commission not to raise the base service charge for solar customers... as well as cut the amount of money they'll be paid... when they sell back their excess energy. solar-city has already cut 500 jobs

the homeowner was in the kitchen area. that's when... he saw a man with a mask...and a hammer inside his house. he beleives up to 3 men had been stalking his home for hours ... he wasn't sure what was happening... but he was ready for anything. (joey imerti, victim home invasion, 2109) "i was just hanging out right and i was kind of sitting low." (butted) ((joey imerti, victim home invasion, 2128) "i told him freeze dont move and after he wasn't shooting to kill that's why i aimed down but if my gun did not jam i definitely would have hit him." the homeowner fired about two shots before his rifle jammed up. the bullets hit the wall. you're looking at the damage he believes the suspect took off without any injuries. we're told the crooks entered the home through a window they jimmied open. tonight - detectives working the case. but police have no information on a suspect or supsects. " you have a rifle but are you still feeling anxious tonight> yeah yeah i actually went out and got another gun today." the homeowner does host a lot of part

the city of cedar rapids takes this program very seriously.if they receive a complain homeowners who have will get a notice in the e il. 48 hours later, someone from the city will inspect the sidewalk.if the sidewalk isn't clear, a red tag will be placed on the homeowner's door knob.8 hours later, and if it's still not cleared, the homeowner will be fined at least 160 dollars. coming up tonight on cbs 2 news ten at ten, what a corridor lawyer says you could so pay if someone falls because of ice on your sidewalk.covering the corridor, in cedar rapids, marissa scott, cbs 2 news, live at five. something iowans are *used to during the wintertime - triggered a *panick on the east coast. this i3 what happened when an *inch of snow in d-c fell. there were hundreds of accidents and hours of delays - making life extremely difficult for commuters. president obama also got stuck in the mess - his motorcade skidded along roads as he returned to the white house precursor to a huge blizzard that's predicted tothat part of the untry tomorrow through the weekend. now, to a story now that sounds lik

and tried to speed off. >> the homeowner was thible break free from his restraints. he came outside and had a firearm. car. >> the homeowner is saying the >> cars were fired in the street. >> reporter: that driver doors down. he died at the scene. deputies are looking for another person, a hispanic male in his 40s possibly driving a 1990 gold mustang. >> that vehicle may have bullet >> reporter: deputies are saying craigslist is a legitimate way to buy and sell, but it comes with a risk. it is best if you have somebody with you as a witness and if you -- do it away from home. the homeowner is not in custody. >> it is natural for people who wonder whether colorado's make my dalia. >> reporter: that allows someone in their house to use deadly use of force against an intruder in cases. the shooting happened outside of the home, it is not clear if the law would apply in this case. deputies are saying it is a where the investigation will go. >> thank you. >>> back to the game -- after the broncos game tonight, quarterback peyton manning took the podium and paused for a mo

the homeowner was watching the afc championship game. susan blum said she saw the canopy draped across the windows and thought it was a parachute at first. the pilot will pay to remove the banner and make repairs. it was not just snow and ice. anna: a lot of chicken little's after that. you are just seeing rain in the forecast? chris: just rain, cooler, with temperatures well above average. today we got above 60 in many spots. that's a much tomorrow. clouds increasing, but it is still very mild out there. 58 degrees in downtown durham with mostly cloudy skies. temperature is running well above average. settle into the upper 40's. then the lower 40's through the midnight hour. you will need a light jacket perhaps. winds are calm. skies are mostly cloudy. 55 chapel hill. 50 at the rocky mount wilson airport. jackson, mississippi in the 40's. some of that air will come our way. you see the clouds increasing again after a sunny start to the day. it's not that heavy. eastern kentucky, eastern tennessee. we will not get a lot out of there are

. >> the pinellas county homeowner says he spotted the alleged intruder in the act and shot him. neighbors weren't surprised the intruder was stopped. pinellas county deputies say 2:00 yesterday afternoon the homeowner found someone trying to break in, fired a warning in the leg. neighbors say this would be thief picked the wrong house to steal from. >> i commend him. i really do. i think he did a great job. i'm so grateful that he protected his family. and protected his neighbors. >> right now the names of the homeowner and person shot are not being released. the homeowner didn't want to talk with us and deputies are continuing to investigate what happened. >>> this morning a st. petersburg man is waking up behind bars accused of child neglect after a 3-year-old girl in his care allegedly ate synthetic marijuana and nearly died. deputies say christopher clark was supposed to be watching the toddler but somehow the girl found the drug known as "spice" in his pocket and ate it. she got violently sick, clark called 911 believing she had a life threatening illness. she is expected t

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problems include homeowners not correctly placing the bins on the curb, knowing their new pickup dates, new hauling with employees learning new equipment. >> some of it is driver error. some of it is human error on the user's side. my husband, for example, didn't know which way to put the can. so people were having to jump out of trucks which slowed everything down. >> the haulers are seeing an issue, i hope they'll come to us a and let us know. >> a second pickup day per week might need to be added. >> the big concern for me is making sure when we went to 1-1-1, is sufficient enough but it may not be. >> landfill hours are extended for the pickups and homeowners are missing recycleables and trash into the same truck. that's something the commission says won't be tolerated. >> some of the operators, you experienced. some of the haulers hired some of the old experienced ones. there's a lot of new folks and suddenly there's a learning curve going on there. up the issue again in a couple of months, saying they expect a lot of the problems to be worked out by then. problems they're experie

a owner-- a homeowner shot and killed a buyer turned robber. this is an unusual set of circumstances. >> this is the homeowners suv after it crashed into a neighbor's house but now deputies are searching for a second suspect. >> this is not a place where you would expect to have something like this.>> jefferson county deputies street after receiving phone % calls of shots fired. >> i heard the car speed away and it was like that may be something. >> they found this suv crashed into a home with the driver shot. >> it started as a craigslist ad this morning. >> two men came to buy items sold is correct-- so long craigslist. >> at some point the two males tied up the homeowner and i can't tell you if items were taken from inside the home but we know the keys-- they want to the keys to his car. >> one of the mee took off but not before the homeowner was `ble to escape.>> he came outside and did have a firearm. >> that's when they said he hit the man driving the suv. he later died. deputies were searching for the second suspect, a hispanic male who

police say a man was shot by a homeowner after breaking into his home. this happened around 2:00 this morning on brinkley road in temple hills. news 4's molette green joins us with the latest. molette? >> reporter: eun, by the looks of what's going on out here right now, it's hard to tell that there was a reported break-in and shooting here just a few hours ago. prince gorges county police tell us that the homeowner took action, shot a man, they say, forced his way inside. he confronted the suspect and fired his gun after fearing for his liempt now you're looking at video shot just hours ago when vectors got here just before 2:00 a.m. here in the 3900 block of brinkley road. the homeowner and his wife were the only ones inside the home at the time. the man who was shot was conscious and alert and in fair condition when police got here but suffering apparent gunshot wounds. police tell us no i.d. on this apparent suspect. we are working to find out if there are charges coming in this case. now the two people who live inside this home and were here at the

that's what one valley homeowner said happened to him... but new evidence paints a different picture. panels reaches some resolution... for some customers. the latest when we come back. a man outraged because it took police hours to respond when house in mountain's edge was broken into.. now, we're getting to hear his 9-1-1 calls, and they tell a whole different story! "dispatch: i'll let them know you're upset about about the delay." (sot) (butted with) "upset? i want to kill people." (sot 58:40)(use 911 graphic over video we shot today) "let them know i'm entering my house there were no people inside his home when michael prescott got there and found it had been broken into... and ransacked. so why would he say that? (michael prescott, victim, sot 00:21) "did i enter the house? absolutely not. was i holding a gun? absolutely not." (butted with) (michael prescott, victim, sot 00:29) "the key was to make this a priority to get an officer out here to address situation." two and a half hours later, our cameras were there and rolling metro say

vanessa: many messages as homeowners paying a lot more for their homeowners insurance, this year, now some state lawmakers are saying those homeowners didn't get a fair fight. the changes they want before rate increases are improved. mark: nobody hit the powerball and tonight the jackpot keeps on going. how much wednesday's drawing will be worth. vanessa: first armed protesters what the fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium had. mark: several presidential candidates stop in new hampshire today. donald trump ready for a rally in massachussetts. many supporters who showed up from new hampshire have seen it on the airwaves. ads focus on what we've heard trump say on campaign stops in new england, he take on isis, ban muslims from coming into th

the homeowner also got two tickets to the game on sunday. >> we have enjoyed seeing your pictures today and keep them coming. >> the boss would not let me do this. some of the cutest pictures we have seen may have been these little guys. and they were basically board with broncos pride. they were given cozy blankets and orange and blue hats that were handmade in the hospptal, nice work. >> take a look at this little guy, it is a mini-manning praying for a win. keep sending them to us and to our denver 7 facebook page. >> everyone's getting into the spirit. >>> dozens of homeowners could lose their homes because of a city project, what homeowners are telling us tonight. >>> the country's largest retailer is closing hundreds of stores. what this means for the economy. theater in your living room. for me, it's changed the way i've seen tv. it was a huge upgrade for us. i love it. i really do. introducing prism tv from centurylink. with all your favorite channels, plus features like whole-home dvr and a wireless set-top box, it's the tv you love whenever and wherever you want it. prism tv f

they must help decide if this is a case of self-defense or if the homeowner, a crime victim himself, crossed the line. a response to craigslist ends the seller was tied up inside of his own home and then robbed by the very people answering his ad. >> it could happen anywhere. responding to a crisis. >> reporter: the homeowner escaped and then shot at the in this house. got a way. under colorado's make my day law you as a homeowner can shoot an intruder. >> it does not include the porch, the yard, the crime must be happening inside of the 4 walls of the victim's home. >> that is where this case becomes a bit complicated. it appears it had shooting did not happen inside of the house. -`>> you can not take the law into your own hands. if the homeowner in this situation was no longer in danger, you are not allowed to take a life. >> so the victim in this case could also be charged as a criminal. unless the prosecutor decides this was a case of personal protection. >> the homeowner believed his life was in imminent danger he is alowed to act in delve s- fpbs -- is allowed to act in self-d

rachael mckinnon angry homeowner 13 secs live tag: the homeowner says either the selling-agent or her solar provider was responsible for warning that changes could be coming to solar rates. i reached out to both - what they had to say - coming up at six. live in henderson - michael burton channel 13 action news. we learned about this issue from a viewer.. so if you have a problem you'd like us to check out.. send an email to 13investigates@ktnv.c om.. and please be sure to include your phone number. we're following some major weather developments back east. forecasters say a menacing winter storm is expected pound the southern states before taking aim at new england. people in kentucky.. tennessee and arkansas could start to see the effects of the storm as early as tomorrow. in watertown, new york.. this is how you turn frozen lemons into a lemon slushee. the ice rink there is closed lot into an outdoor ice rink. city workers actually showed up with hoses to put down the water.. and since it hasn't been above 24-degrees there for the past week.. mother nature did the rest. workers say

because we as homeowners are supposed to maintain it so that the insurance company can't say we werent in the way that it was maintained, causing the loss. as we discussed earlier, please video all the things in your house. and designate each room and the contents in that room for proof if there's ever a loss. it's very important. be sure to keep this footage somewhere else or locked in a fireproof and heatproof safe. any high-end items, jewelries, furs, antiques, and special heirlooms, you have to have special coverage. or you're gonna be limited to a certain amount, probably much less than its actual value. if you do have a loss, make a claim with your insurance company as soon as possible. don't wait because there's usually time limitations on when you need to make a claim. and also, look into possibly, if necessary, hiring a public insurance adjuster who works as your advocate if your loss is large. that's it for today. be sure to send me your questions or property stories at propertyman@foxnews.com. and check out our website at foxnews.com/propertyman. i'm bob massi. i'll see yo

killing the district attorney still deciding whether or not the homeowner will face charges. >> homeowners start preparing now. for the inevitable arrival of the virus. the mosquito born infection has spread to 21 countries in the americas. in the u.s. one person in arkansas and another in virginia. have tested positive -fplts for the virus. after traveling over seas. >> this is the pest. that's causing the virus problem. >> the particular mosquito. transmitting this particular virus. is what we know as a tropical type mosquito. >> . the good news. this particular phos tkaoe climate or altitude. >> . we don't an teus anticipate out breaks in the state. >> . the web site is updated daily. and if you're traveling. you can check any area. to see if there's something you need to be aware of. >> . >> thank you. turning to the presidential election. republican front runner. is isn't backing down from his plan. to boycott tomorrow nights gop debate. here's what he had to say tonight. the two reportedly discussed foreign and domestic policy. polls show sanders neck in neck with clinton in iowa. >>

several homeowners on 35th street said those wild hogs left behind a mess. and one homeowner says he doesn't want to start repairs until he is certain the pigs won't come back. >> the way it's dug up, it's unbelievable. that's got to be from something big. you know? it's not -- i mean, i've seen little ones running around here, too, like they were playing. >> homeowners said the problem started around christmas time, and they say if they have a wild pig complaint, call the animal control. >> they make a mess. >> big, and that storm water ditch might be full tomorrow rj speaking of a mess, we've got a big storm system we've been tracking now, we've had this set up, we talked about it all week long and here we go, it is rapidly cranking up off of the southern coast of louisiana, the main lou to the north, but the thunderstorms developing to the south, all of this will move in tandem across the gulf of mexico tonight, and be in our backyards tomorrow. and it will be kind of early to mid-morning start time, and it's going to be stormy at the lunch hour, right no

homeowner will pay $300 more in taxes this year than last. >> that's too much. >> this homeowner told me she's afraid to open her statement. >> you're telling me it's gone up 300. that's crazy. it. >> dave says it's important to spend money on education, safety, and infrastructure, even parks. this bald eagle is sure enjoying ashington park. >> i think we need to invest in those hings. i think we're seeing in cities like flint, michigan, where they didn't invest and that's what you get. >> this illustration shows the tax process. homeowners make up the tax base, which is assessed. authorities set the levy, then issue statements. homeowners react and pay their irene says the taxes reflect months ago. >> these figures are a little bit lagging. next year, i expect them to be even higher. >> soowe've warned you. and as much as taxes are increasing, it's importtnt to note they could have been higher in larimer county. the commiisioners decided to refund $2.5 million. in denver, the property tax increase was capped when voters approved a measure backed by mayor hancock. without it, we would

the water's edge homeowner's association -- homeowners association sold their home at auction to collect $1900 in overdue fees plus a few thousand and legal costs. the statement claims, they were never told about the auction. >>> i feel so let down by hour h away and our neighbors and the board. >>> the couple knew the association filed a lien to collect two-year-old association dues but after both lost jobs, caitlin sedge they had to delete paying. >> literally was in my power bill or hla and my power from my children came -- for my children came first. >>> no mortgage, it's -- it sold cheap. >>> that's because the assessed value of their property is far greater. i suggested selling price could be as highest $300,000. >>> at auction, investors pay just 175,000. >>> after the hoa class it's a lien, the couple will recover 100 -- cover 170,000, far less than its value so they lost a home and nearly $100,000 to cover a $5000 lien. >>> this is not okay. you can't just do this to people. >>> in florida, and 30 other states, hoas can for close to collect but legal experts say many homeowners

that's when detectives tell us, a homeowner shot a possible burglar. it happened along whitney drive. neighbors believe the homeowner did the right thing. >> authorities cleared the scene just about three hours at 2072 whitney drive after a homeowner shot a burglary suspect after a scuffle. crime scene tape surrounded wayne's home for most of sunday afternoon and into the evening. dunldy told investigators, and neighbors, he thought he heard something in his shed. once he went to investigate, he discovered a man on the second floor. he warned the man, he had a gun, and when he asked him to leave, he lunged at nundy, and nundy shot the man. >> you said earlier, they went after the wrong guy. >> yeah, he said he was in the marines, and he has to protect himself. >> reporter: she believes wayne did the right thing. >> i think he did a great job. i commend him. i really do. i think he did a great job. i'm so grateful that he protected his family and protected his neighbors. >> reporter: detectives and hours at the scene, gathering evidence, and interviewin

i like it. >> reporter: homeowners are encouraged to report damage sooner than later. they had resources from the red cross and florida power and >> we need to have care available for the homeowners who had a horrible event. >> reporter: they want homeowners to understand options and who is available to help. >> we want them to feel safe in their own homes and conduct repairs as fast as they can. >> reporter: people on bay winds appear to be following all of the right steps. >> they came in, opened the running. >> we are in the process of getting everything started to get repairs going. >> reporter: he is thankful all it will take is a few board and a roofer to help fix what can be replaced. >> i think they had an angel looking over them. >> bob: that was a massive line of storms that moved through. most of it to the south. >> bob: >> glenn: we had a couple thunderstorms warnings for us. but it was nasty on sunday. the chilly weather is sticking with us for the next couple nights. night even colder. we have a freeze watch and warning up to the north and west in ocala a

homeowners upset their streets have not been cleared since friday. >> plan a went down the drain and they did not have plan b. >> reporter: cruise in d.c. back at work plowing 4400 miles of roadway. the national park service clearing 300 more miles and 155 more bridges. metro lines are for the most part the contract thanks to the special railyard plow. there's limited service for bus riders with many of the city's buses still snowed in. >> getting old real quick. >> reporter: in new york, the long island railroad used a jet engine to clear its track. much of queens remains buried in feet of snow. new york city is generally up and running with commuter singing praises. >> no delays at all. a very nice ride. >> pretty good. minutes delayed and that is about it. >> reporter: while the dig out continues, officials are urging residents to use caution. we are told that at least a dozen people died from shoveling. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> whitney: we are learning about one of those deaths at noon. police mourning the death of longtime officer who died while shoveling snow. offi

a homeowner is tied up when a man responds to a craigs list ad. the owner fights back and the thief is killed. >> and falling a thousand feet down a mountain. how is it all ends up. it is all "happening now". >>> we begin with new fallout from donald trump's decision to skip the republican debate. >> trump's decision comes five days before the iowa caucus. and showing trump and ted cruz locked in a close battle and both campaigns are stepping up attacks. and on the democratic side bernie sanders has a private meeting with president obama in the white house. rich is in the white house for us. and john is in iowa with a republican show down and begin with trump bowing out of the republican debate. >> we'll get their perspective. charlie, before we get to that. we would like to show you megyn kelly's show last night with rudy guiliani and the mayor. >> now, i believe he is making a mistake in not showing up in the debate. he is be in the debate. >> why? >> i think he will do well and his debating performance from the debate you had getting better and

the homeowner got loose and shot at oath of the suspects. he killed martinez and it is unclear if the homeowner could face charges. >>> massive flames destroyed a house in southwest denver and many neighbors woke to explosions and were shocked at what they saw. >> oh my god. >> it sounded like a jet engine going off. >> kirk lived across the street from where that fire began. firefighters say it got so hot and so close to several pain tanks and they exploded. and one of them flew across the neighborhood and landed a few blocks away. >> it was very scary. >> the homeowners have a hot have so many propane tanks. firefighters say they are not exactly sure what sparked that fire. >>> next at 10:00, the russians on in iowa and candidates are making the final push. >> a new war memorial was unveiled today. >>> and one school is temporarily changing mascots to show broncos pride. >>> details on a major winter storm in colorado, i am tracking the timing and potential totals. >>> just two days until the caucus and the poll shows trump stands at 28% w

when one homeowner got a gun. as marlie hall explains... one teen is lucky to be alive after being shot several times. cole peyton started 2016 in a hospital bed. police chief steven lemmings says the 14- year-old was shot while pulling a neighborhood prank. (steven lemmings/police chief) we had had some reports of some kids running around neighborhoods ringing doorbells at about 1:30 a-m on new years day, authorities got a call involving peyton and two friends. (steven lemmings/police chief) the homeowner felt that they were trying to break in and so he fired shots at him, striking him twice police say they found peyton on the shooter's front porch struck in the arm and stomach. samantha perry is a neighbor. (samantha perry/neighbor) that's just kids being kids right there, i don't think there should've been anything like that involved." police say peyton and his friends were unarmed and did not try to break into the house. oklahoma' s stand your ground law allows the use of deadly force only if there is reasonable fear of imminent peril.

what types of programs are available for current homeowners? and new homeowners? what kind of information/help are caller looking for when they reach out to you? are there any fee associated with the residents give you guys a call as opposed to reached out to a mortage company or even an attorney? how does home again help in purchasing a home and who is qualified? to access the "home again program" you can either call 5-h-l-p-4-n-e-v or visit their website at home- big n-f-l games this weekend... in charlotte, the carolina panthers have been practicing in frigid conditions... the weather to have any affect on their matchup with the cardinals this sunday. the storm is expected to push out by then, but temperatures will still be in the 30's. as for the cardinals they are still planning to take off from phoenix later today for the matchup. thanks for joining us this morning. good morning america is up next. and join us back here at 8 a-m another full hour of the day's top stories and weather headlines. >>> good morning, america. happening right now, the blizzard of 2

a 911 call came from the homeowner.ficer who arrived it sounded like a big earthquake as this oak tree came crashing down. nobody was hurt according to walnut creek police as this huge tree toppled over. >> s that very large tree. i can't get the dimensions. but we had a call from the homeowner basically who said they felt an earthquake and came out and saw the very big tree. we have personnel coming here. >> reporter: it's unclear what caused this oak tree to come down recally -- early this morning. but obviously, the soil is saturated with the recent rain that we had here. no doubt that was a factor the city crews have their work cut for them. as we bring it back up here live, it's pretty clear, pam, there are still large sections of this tree that need to be cleared away. according to walnut creek police, this tree was on a piece of public property just adjacent to the back fence of this home. this will all be handled by the city of walnut creek. >> that's an interesting development because you were talking about ear

. >> this homeowner says a crook with a claw hammer came into his house. it's our top story at 6:00. we're live near deer springs and decatur. did he have any idea why his house was targeted? >> reporter: the homeowner has no idea why the burglar targeted his home. he says say two men scoped out his place. he said through the day, the men were ringing the doorbell. once the burglar thought no one was home, that's when he decided to break in. >> come on the with your -- out with your hands in the eye. >> reporter: not guilty las vegas s.w.a.t. team members arrived to make sure no one was hiding in the home. >> he had a mask on, too. he had a hoodie on. latex and kind of had like nylon mask on. >> reporter: this is cell phone video shot right before the man broke into his house. he says the burglar rang his doorbell for ten minutes. he grabbed his rifle and stayed set right in his kitchen. >> we had a window that was unlocked in the back and he actually pushed it open. >> reporter: within seconds, the home invader met up with the homeowner. >> came through a