. >> good morning, amy. hi, john. we're live with jason lynn who is the marketing coordinator for the fair. >> that's a new job for you. >> that is. >> congratulations. how many years has the fair been going on. >> this is our 72nd year. >> coming up this monday on president's day. >> free students, k through 12 until 5:00. bring your student id and you're good to go. any county. >> and today, senior citizens are free. >> that's right. 65 -plus. >> so what are ticket prices normally? >> $five normally. >> no excuse not to go and support the fair. thank you. let's show you the paul begunier lumbergic show. where are you from? peninsula, but we are local, st. cloud. we tour all over the world. shows on five different connents. the paul bunion lumberjack show. >> this is one of the best actors in the world. he got so close, but no cigar. let's see if he can get it this time. everybody in tv land, let's see if he can get it this time. oh, and he lost again. >> it's early, lee. you gotta give him a break. >> yeah. >> how many shows do you do during the day at the fair? >> we do two during

. >> lynn: jason dalton nearing court today very stoic. he faces several charge of weapons violation and six counts of mur de. 45-year-old is denied bond and could faceceife in prison if convicted. he wa an uber driver and was arrested every the weekend after goingg open a shooting spree and a killing six people and injuring two others. and he picked up passengers as an uber driver in between the shootings. mot known what his motive was at the time. >> well. news, the hunt is on for a driver that struck a southth florida teenager and never looked back. >> lynn: and frustrations flowing through one south florida community as dozens of people protest for cleaner river water. >> danielle: a 106-year-old woman has proven you are never too old to boog gee down and she has high profile dancing partner. >> lynn: and tonight at 6:00. a woman roughed up by her roommate. >> phil: all right.. good afternoon every one. the average high this time of of year is about 79 degrees. we're going starred to warm up for tuesday and we wednesday. before another

. >> kate lyn lynn and shaun are >> and remember when bachelor jason had a shocking change of heart and left melissa for molly? >> my wife's at home with the baby. >> you think you can makout, have sex on tv and still find true love? >> are you dating? what's your relationship status currently, sir? >> i'm dating and just sort of being normal. >> place the ring on tanner's finger and repeat after me. >> jade and tanner's wedding is just in time for valentine's day, a celebration of love airing sunday on abc. >> my third bachelor-bachelorette we to officiate which is near an to me. >> what are some of the perks, >>> i got the dinner free, i recommend everybody gets married on tv. >> i'm just hoping, praying and hoping to fall in love, there's that innocent, awkward, crazy moment and that will never change. >> there's nothing innocent about "the bachelor" it's crazy. >>> right no we're joined by l.l. cool j. who's part of our family. >> are you excited about the show? >> i'm very excited about the sh i mean you have everything from taylor swift to adele, from adele adele. rihanna, we're g

jason, who also works at the plant. not stan, the bartender, or his young helper, oscar, from a latino family, who decides to cross a picket line to improve his lot. with tragic consequences. lynnage says after all the research, she started her writing at the end of the story, with these four men. >> the image that i had was the last image of the play in which you have four men for who come from very different backgrounds, standing on the stage, in a moment of extreme crisis and trying to find the vocabulary to communicate across the divide. that's what i began with, and i thought, "how do i get there?" >> brown: nottage is best known for her 2009 pulitzer prize winning play, "ruined", which examined another crisis: violence against women in an african civil war. where does the compulsion come from for you to do this kind of work? >> it comes from curiosity. it's one of the things that i always told my students, is to replace judgment with curiosity. >> brown: i mean, because people usually come in with judgments? >> people enter with judgment. i think that judgment becomes a wall. and rather than being passive and sitting back and allowing that curiosity to sort of die, i reac

jason. speak with you in a bit. it's 9:29, we are following breaking news this morning. an awful crash in lynn. this happened along the busy lynn way. that road was closed for hours this morning, while police investigated. >> blair: it has now been reopened. police working on investigating the car that the car ran into. stephanie, the pictures from this crash just awful. >> reporter: it truly was a horrific crash, blair and heather, when we arrived, we saw that suv and it truly was a mangled mess. taking a look behind me, for the last hour and a half or so, you can see these crews have been cleaning up that debris. and they've been working to determine whether this building is now structurally sound. after that suv slammed into it, creating a massive hole. i know that there's traffic there. i want my photographer, though, to zoom into the center of that median. you can see the pile of debris. that is rubble from that crash. you can see the distance between the building and that median. and that is just how much damage but i do want to get to you some video of that suv involved in this crash. ag