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. >>> a charlotte neighborhood is going above and beyond to welcome hone a -- home a father and two sons. >> his wife died after traveling cross country after a life-saving surgery. erica bryant has more. >> reporter: maurin dobbins was just 33 years old and it was supposed to be a new beginning for the family but it was an exhausting ordeal, but they met many angels along the way. >> she was the most unselfish person i ever in the. wife died after a surgery that was supposed to save her. >> she better off than we are. she is not in pain. >> reporter: he spoke to us by phone. >> god has a plan and sometimes, it instant r isn't -- isn't what we want. >> reporter: a birth defect gave her just 40% lung capacity. so she could barely breathe. they traveled for the procedure and rented $7,000. when they arrived, the landlord backed out and kept the money. desperate, they put out the word on social media and a local firefighter with a home for rent let them stay for free. >> it doesn't stop at the fire station. that's who you are. you see someone who was wronged, you pretty much want to go afte

we will use the entire week to hone in on weaver state on wednesday and thursday leading up to the game on friday. elise: weaver state' s head coach said he wanted to face the biggest team possible in the first round. he got that wish by the nation' s standards. that tip-off is friday at 9:20. from the xavier campos, elise mark: breaking news at the cincinnati zoo. lisa: andrew setters is live there with an update on a polar bear on the loose. what is happening? andrew: that numerous people in the parking we' ve not talked to anyone from the zoo. people are streaming out of the zoo. that is because of the word that a polar bear has gotten out of its enclosure. i talked to several people that our customers. they' re being told that they can leave the zoo. some of them are having their money refunded. from what they' ve told me, a polar bear may have gotten out of its primary enclosure. it is not clear to me where the animal is. we are working to talk to folks from the zoo the might give us a better idea of the exact situation. normally, on a nice, sunny day there might be a line of peopl

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but i do think that they missed an opportunity to hone in on structural racism. and that in fact flint is a case study of structural racism. if you look at it from not only what happened with the flint water crisis, but there's a land grab going on in flint. there's also the loss of black wealth due to the fact that the auto industry was hit so significantly. and that families are losing their homes that are being sold off for anywhere from $7,000 to $14,000 for a house. education has been underfunded. they did touch on some of these things, but i do think that they needed to make a cogent argument about how flint really does signal for us what happens when structural racism exists in america. >> right. you heard that come out of, as you said, a number of ways. i should mention from our panel here, staying with you, i want to stay with you for another moment, judith. i want to play for you a part of that, a related part of that exchange, which we've been discussing. the crime bill, and whether some of that was a mistake which hillary clinton has acknowledged and

>> yeah, i would even hone in slightly further and say the intent was to prevent iran from being able to build a nuclear agreement, and this agreement is the most intrusive verification put in place on any nuclear program in the world, and going forward it will serve as the standard applied to other countries. we have no 100% guarantee that iran will cheat, but if they do, the entire supply chain is monitored now. they would literally have to create an entire parallel infrastructure, entire parallel supply chain which has never been done in the history of the world, so we should be honest about the rigor in which these successfully. >> let's talk more about that rigger, barbara, in many other countries, nuclear compliance, regime, and this tough cat and mouse game with countries trying to protect their sovereignty, a hard won national knowledge is and expertise of trying to keep what they know from others. compliance. >> look, the iranians there has also been suspicious that they might do research on the side. but it is to develop a nuclear weapon without detection, it would be very d

. >> robert mcman nuss says officers honed in on a suspect after checking police logs during the time they think the crime occurred. they discovered that several people were stopped in the area and fromthere investigators narrowed it down to a 21-year-old man with a criminal record. >> when they found him le than a half a mile away, he was riding a bmx-style bicycle that appears to have been freshly spray painted in red and white colors. >> the same colors used at the district office. police are not identifying the suspect and e motive is unknown. neighbors are relieved to hear the arrest. >> i lived here for 30 years. we don't like to hear about that. we have very little crime. >>t is unclear what the suspect will be charged with. police are hoping to cvince the d.a. to charge him with a felony. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:0 in his own words for the first time we are hearing from the young bay areaan now accusing his adoptive parents of abusing him for years. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> and one day after bnie sanders' michan miracle, the vrm verm -- vermo

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mark: they have to hone down what they are going after on.he opposition research, every day our inboxes are filled with stuff like that. something he said on tour, trump steaks. while they did some experimentation in idaho, they have to prove that attribution will lead to hurting trump. they have not done that. i will say, it starts with case -- kasich winning ohio. they have to keep his delegate totals down. even if he wins three of 5, 4 of five, even five of five, but he is not on a glide path to a majority. john: it is possible to give the stop trump movement going, as basic -- kasich wins ohio and somebody else wins another one. it will be on life support. somehow, marco rubio pulling off a lazarus here in florida would be a big deal. but i think the one thing that you said that i agree with, the amount of money spent on any advertising is meaningless if there is not a message that resonates. candidates picking up and riding it. where is the polling that is informing the advertising? right now there is no research underneath it. mark: rub

. >> reporter: a bystander recording it all sunday morning with his hone. when that cape coral police officer approaches her from behind, grabs her, flung her to the ground. here is how peopl reacted to that video. >> uh-oh. >> ew. >> wow. >> looks like the cop cold cocked her. she was clearly intoxicated, but she didn't see it coming. she didn't see coming was the officer's reaction to it. >> get her off. >> if there's anything that makes me mad about the entire % video, it's not being thrown on the ground. it's how he is nonchalantly saying get over it. >> a lot of people get drunk, they act a fool, if they get tossed somewhere, you should have controlled yourself better. >> we'll see what happens. >>> that'll do it for the news at 5:30. >> don't go anywhere. more news straight ahead. >>> the fight for florida. the predential hopefuls making a push on the eve of the presidential primary. >>> ller co erer collision. drills a hole in a broward supermarket. >>> how the feds say he benefitted from car accidents. >>> we're bragging about south florida's only p

>> steve's survival skills have been honed in the news room of "people" magazine. >> still wearing his clothes. heck, i do that on a weekend. >> he is out there with an expert. >> my name is matt wright from lakewood, colorado, a hunter guide and survival instructor. >> they get one sack and one item. >> i brought a knife. this is the one i used in thailand. >> even better. gorilla tape. >> he has to go through the process of building a shelter, starting a fire, which apparently is no easy feat. >> it just wants to die. >> after over an hour of multiple failures, steve and matt are finally able to start fire. >> perfect! >> as a man, you just want to know, can you do it. can you make it. can you build fire. can you feed that internal desire. >> i would totally love this experience, if i just -- >> take off all my clothing. >> wish i had clothes. that belize has to offer, and they have to eat whatever critters they can get their hands on. 24 hours. >> 24 hours, maybe you can just skip the meal. drink the water. >> if they get cut -- >> is it real? is it really that bad? and yes, it is t

. >>> targeting target, a group of burglars hone into to the red bull's eye of the store and stealing apple products. they had to use shopping carts to haul everything away. michael spears has been there since 4:30 this morning. michael, you had the opportunity to talk to customers and police. what do we know about this so r? >> reporter: erik we just checked in with hialeah police again and they are still looking for three people who broke into this target earlier this morning. as my photographer zooms in, you can see the contractor is fixing the door where the criminals forced their way inside and caught on camera. they got busy according to hialeah police. ipads, i phones, playstations. >> someone had their own private black friday. >> reporter: police were calleded out to the target on west 37th street at 3:30 thursday mornin after they say a security company monitoring the store's cameras alerted officers to a break-in. >> we live in these times now. crazy things e happening. >> reporter: police tell us three people were caught on camera inside the store. the thieves were covered

they started honing in on the suspect they were looking for. kemp's seven-year-old son witnessedhis kidnapping. reporting in ft. lauderdale, i'm andrew perez, local 10 news. >>> veloping out of opa-locka, police have located the lexus they believe is connected to the shooting death of king carter. three teens have already been charged in the case police say the three were shooting at somebody at a nearby apartment complex. king was playing at that apartment complex on his way to buy candy. he was killed in the cross-fire. king carter asaid she was witness to another shooting that left a man dead yesterday. carter's great grandmother describing a moment she heard those shots fired. >> i heard about four or five bang, bang, bang, bang, and i thought oh, lord. i'm so tired of them losing their lives. it hurt my heart. >> police have not released any information on the victim including their age. >>> the west palm teen accused of playing doctor is out on bond. we first told you mal chai love rob in suns 1818-year-old mal chai love robinson walked o

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