jeff todd was there and jeff, the judge even admitted this was a unique case, and she didn't know how she was going to rule. >>reporter: karen, she said it boiled down to a drunk driver who hit and killed a cyclist and showed no remorse for his actions, and it's that fact that he showed no remorse, she said probation or a lesser sentence would not have been okay. >> it was a vrl tragic case -- very tragic case involving a recreational cyclist out enjoy boulder county, a lot of people do that in boulder county and it's important that the law protects them. >>reporter: it was may 11th, lions. man, patrick ward, who was drung at the time. he spent the last two-and-a-half years in a legal roller coaster, incompetent to spend trial because of a viral infection in his brain. that was reversed and he pled guilty to vehicular homicide. >> this kind of case is very tragic because it's roadway lated to someone's -- related to someone's inability to handle alcohol l and a tragic death. >>reporter: the widow can't move on from the reckless and careless decision, the judge agreed, sentencing him t

the fire started saturday morning on the building near 64 skth wadsworth, cbs4 jeff todd news. jeff. >>reporter: yeah, jim and karen, this building was deemed too dangerous to enter on saturday, but all of that changed within the past few hours. it was about 2:30 this afternoon when a huge excavator started to dismantle the building and dogs were sent into the building for a second day, they were looking for john ruter. ruter was a counselor at the creative treatment options facility for the last deck kate, at the facility on saturday, but coworkers have said they were the last ones out of the third story office and never saw him leave. the coroner will have to identify the remain, but there >> got to do this very slow scli very carefully, it is a process that will take time, not only for the need to preserve the building, and the evidence, but also so that we can keep everybody's safety in mind. the top priority. >>reporter: a little more than an hour ago, we found this scene, tarps up around the front of the building, we saw firefighters carrying a stretcher in. and going down

jeff todd, cbs 4 news. >>> the broncos are the top seed in the afc playoffs, playing at home on sunday. they beat the pay treats earlier this season, so why are they underdogs? sunday's game will be much different. edelman is back and the pats are undefeated when he plays. but the broncos are using the role of underdog to their advantage. >> if that don't motivate you, we're in the wrong business. we're supposed to to go out there and get killed on sunday, which is funny to me. >> this whole season we've been the underdog. you can also see from the hard lot of underdogs on this team. that's a good thing. >> you can see the afc championship game here on cbs 4 at 10:5 p.m. we start with sunday at 6:00 a.m. >>> it is orange friday and before you head out, wear your broncos pride. put on the orange and blue today. >> reporter: this is a huge weekend. obviously thousands expected to attend. there is of course the game on sunday but not just sunday you have to be excited about, the entire weekend. this is where all the action is. substantiate stand like i am. security is closing down larimer

jeff todd is in denver and big changes are coming. >> reporter: denver voters overwhelmingly approved the ballot. it was an extension of the tax bill, and we want to know what is happening with the money and like this that are more than 100 years old. s n o o z e the stock show will forever be maintaining current course. we will have the one tenth 11 - - one tenth this year and 112 and it will continue without interruption. >> construction is planned for a $1 billion real - - revitalization of the complex. first the city has to by about 70 acres. >> we will begin the commission of facilities. this time next year we will do some demolition and site rooted - - remediation. >> the city is trying to get another real line moved away and then there will be years of construction period >> the . >> the overall project will take a decade. my hope is in 20 eighteen, we initial improvements over what we will be doing. >> the hope is that a new complex will bring a return on investment. >> we are celebrating and looking into global food safety issues period >> many of the events are starting tomo

live in denver, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >> still might be worth camping out. >>> both the broncos and patriots have plenty of championship. mark haas live. more on this, mark. >>reporter: yeah, karen, these have been the two top teams in the afc for years, they have a bowl. pats share the nfl record with 8 trips. one of them will be going to super bowl 50. broncos advancing to the afc championship game yesterday with a come from behind win from the steelers. once again, the defense kept it close. they also forced a big 4ing kwaurlg turn over. peyton manning in the offense, finally able to put together a touchdown drive. it wasn't pretty. but broncos finding a way to win, just like they have so many times this year. >> we've went through this season, we believe, we're in the game, we're in the game, we're there, in the fourth quarter, we can make the play that's the difference. we don't know who's going to make the play, but we got ourself in the position, that has become a position for us, to grind and work, you know, just keep ourself in position to be successful. >> i know that a lot of peop

. >> todd: jeff wine der has what you need to know when before you go out dining. >> and a complaint started the in speckle. and in t e inspection they found a crook handling vegetable place aid finger in hi mouth. was about to continue cutting the veges with his bear hand until the inspector stopped him. that cook toward watch his hand and put blofs on. live roaches found in the kitchen here. mold in the ice machine and we came to ask what happened. >> you are not allowed to get in. >> okay. in a written statement to local 10 news,he company pool guyed and called the issue minimal. havana 1957 says employees will be retrained to make sure this neverrapped happens again i can give you the name and number for the corporate offs. north miami beach wanted to talk to us about their 18 violations that included live roaches crawling around the kitchen. >> you can't talk to us about a roach issue here. >> corporate office doesn't keep the place clean. it's up stoo you gs. >>> and they say they are embarrass add and plan on retraining staff. also on the list empire s szechuan in miami beach.

. >> in the single digits, ashley, todd, jeff, very much appreciate it. >> thanks. >> also today, president obama announcing that he is taking executive actions to make it tougher for americans to purchase guns by strengthening background checks and proposing legislation to grant $500 million in funding for mental health treatment. fox news' rich edson standing by with the latest on the president's gun control policies, and you got to mention those tears, rich, that we saw today. >> reporter: absolutely, cheryl, this was a very emotional, very angry speech by president obama who has gone the emotional and angry over the issue in the past. three years after the president issued 23 executive actions on gun control, the white house is enacting more today. he's expanding background checks for those looking to buy a gun and requiring more gun sellers, those selling as few as two guns to be expected to obtain a license to do so. his approach on gun control according to the president changed after meeting with the parents of the children killed in the massacre in newtown, connecticut. >> every tim

jeff weinsier. local 10 news. >> todd: and remember local 10 has made it easy for to you see any rest tour apt inspection statewide on your phone. search west res tour ants florida in the app store. our news croovment damage from cape coral tornado that touched down. an ef2 tornado up rooted trees and brought down power lines and polz trees last night. several homes damaged. cars flimed over. one family ran for cover as this tornado approached their home. >> every one wa outside. i got to push them in the house and go to the front. everything was gone. we have a safety house two blocks down the road. >> neki: three minor injuries report bud no one taken to the hospital. police asked people to stay off the roadways because they had to clean up all the debris. >> we're at 31,000 shares. a foo to going viral of a couple reconnecting after they were injured in a car crash ch they were both injured may crash on new year's day. neither one of them remembers what lead up to the crash that dravment but now people around the world vague that just looking at this photo of the couple is making an impact. >> we have

jeff win deer diser. local 10 news. >> todd: local 10 has made it easy for to you find inspections state wievmentd search restaurants florida mt. app store. >> neki: a ride for wounded soldiers across south florida will end today in key west. veterans in active cutie got to swim and play with dolphins in marathon. after a ride a crot 7-mile bridge. part of wounded warrior project, a campaign to raise wear nefts needs of veterans after serving inhe conflict in iraq and afghanistan. >> todd: miami-dade police going well above the call of duty renovating a woman's home. we told but this first live yesterday on the morning show. >> neki: and they say they will continue to this do this across the community. here's the final project. >> todd: ta-da. home pore more than 40 year. her mother passed it on to her. she recently watched it fall part because she couldn't pay for the ren renovations and that's when the police stepped in to help her out. >> and it's important to show the community that law enforcement does care. we're part of

jeff. >> so much to watch. chuck todd, thanks again and when you tune in for that, you'll see chuck's intd trump. >>> stay with nbc as the "today" show broadcasts from the white house on tuesday, ahead of president obama's final state of matt will sit down with the president himself. savannah will interview vice president>>> the woman nabbed in georgia is believed to be behind a string of robberies in the southeast. stealing millions of dollars worth of diamonds from jewelry. her face was caught on surveillance videos in five states. crime spree in april, robbing a store also last week before being arrested. they believe she may be a part of a larger crime > we'll check back in with dylan for a broader look of the weather. >> she's not there. >> let's let her warm up a ck of your weather. >>> by the way, tonight is the night we have all been talking about. not powerball. the golden globes. the biggest names in television and film together in one room for the 73rd annual golden globe globes. the ceremony of fan-favorites g

jeff. >> so much to watch. chuck todd, thanks again and we'll catch you later on "meet the press." when you tune in for that, you'll see chuck's interview with donald trump. >>> stay with nbc as the "today" show broadcasts from the white house on tuesday, ahead of president obama's final state of the union address. matt will sit down with the president himself. savannah will interview vice president biden. >>> the woman nabbed in georgia is believed to be behind a string of robberies in the southeast. stealing millions of dollars worth of diamonds from jewelry stores. her face was caught on surveillance videos in five abigail, her crime spree in week before being arrested. they believe she may be a part of a larger crime ring. >>> we'll check back in with dylan for a broader look of the weather. >> the jacket is back on. it's absolutely freezing here. and this cold air is urgeeventually making its way into the northeast. so the record b >> that's a check of your weather. about. not powerball. we're talking about the golden globes. the biggest names in television and film together i

jeff. >> so much to watch. chuck todd, thanks again and we'll catch you later on "meet the press." when you tune in for that, you'll see chuck's interview with donald trump. >>> stay with nbc as the "today" show broadcasts from the white house on tuesda ahead of president obama's final state of the union address. matt will sit down with the president himself. savannah will interview vice president biden. >>> the woman nabbed in georgia string of robberies in the southeas stealing millions of dollars worth of diamonds from jewelry stores. her face was caught on surveillance videos in five states. abigail, h crime spree in april, robbing a store also last week before being arrested. they believe she may be a part of a larger crime ring. >>> we'll check back in with dylan for a broader look of the weather. >> she's not there. she's so cold, she went in to get a jacket. >> let's let her warm up a bit. >> we'll toss and . >>> south florida, we're expecting a change that will bring even more changing come tomorrow. seas occasionally up to 5 feet, and a moderate chop. out on the water but

. >> jeff: it's going to >> dana: it's going to be denver. >> kelly: high todd around the 60-degree mark. we're looking at plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures in the forecast. i'll have details coming up. >> dana: it could take weeks before all of that snow melts in the northeastern united states >> cities dig out while dealing with below freezing temperatures. >> the roads are open and flowing. there is a lot of mess out there. >> 30 deaths are blamed on the store. many came from traffic accidents. others from heart attacks related to shoveling the snow after it fell. several roofs collapsed from the storm. >> getting back to business is going to take a considerable amount of time. >> some neighborhoods buried because plows can't get there. >> our second floor window is completely covered in snow. >> crews responding to emergencies with two meet of snow. >> the mayor of baltimore could not give a time line for clearing the streets. >> given the condition of many of our streets i believe it is safest for all citizens to minimize traffic on our roads. >> on shores of new jersey it'

executed his family by shooting his grandmother doris, his parents todd and lori, his brother landon and little sister brooke. sot: jeff salami/family friend 22:00 as a kid very isolated very onto himself." track but why? the biggest question that remains. jeff salami says he s known the family for 14 years. sot: jeff salami/family friend 21:25 "i was surprised i was stunned i don t know what to do i didn )t know what to say" track today we learned from the medical examiner that they all died as a result from a single gunshot wound to the head--- except for doris. they have not released where she was shot. sot: jeff salami/family friend 23:44 everybody s feeling the pain. track the dooley )s were known as leaders at the temple baptist church which is now being used as a place for the community to mourn-- a special service held last night. meanwhile - chesapekae school district leaders say grief counselors have been available for staff and students - which is where 17 year old brooke was a sot; taylor scruggs/family friend 55:13 losing someone in your class it )s really hard especially someone that you )ve known since f

should be the rookie of the year, i know he's matched up against todd gurley, but as qu play buccaneer qb's to make the pro bowl are jeff garcia, brad johnson and trent dilfer, and again, winston is the first rookie in team history to make it.... winston joins two more bucs in hawaii...logan mankins will be taking the spot of the panthers trai turner... it's mankins' seventh trip to the pro bowl.... lavonte david is also going to hawaii.... many think he should have been going all along... david has never been to the pro bowl and had a monster year for the bucs.. ball offer from the lightning's which is slightly embarrasing...... it's not close to what he would get in free agency, and it's not close to what he's worth.....so i'll give the bolts the benefit of the doubt and say it's just a rumor.... the sixty eight million dollar deal would put stamkos in the top ten in the league -- but he would be eighth, and quy player stamkos is worth at least nine million a season.....now is it an eight year deal, and free agent contracts have to cap out at seven...but still, it's not enough.... stammer tells us he knows there is a

you can watch chuck todd later this morning on "meet the press." jeff, thank you for joining us. chuck: thank you stewart. stewart: here is wesh 2 ' s pat clarke with the sports. pat: we expect great games when the nfl playoffs begin. the packers and cardinals more keep in mind how green bay defeated detroit with a hail mary. watch what happened during the final play of regulation. setting up another he' ll mail he tried. from 41 yards out. ' pass is caught. can you believe it? went to overtime. arizona won the toss, and in it quickly moved it right up to green bay' s end zone. the winning td was scored in what was our cap asked a spectacular playoff game. 26-20. here is a slice. new england not to the halftime advantage. tom brady connected with rob gronkowski. they would get together for new england' s only touchdown of the new england is on its way to a staggering fifth straight afc title game. 93-1 at home. college qubes -- hoops, looking for a sweep over eastern carolina, a performance from donnie jones that was thrilling. landing goes inside shots. he gained a big first-hal

todd: and this time ro den and are row ofs weren't the only problem. jeff weinsier has what you noad need to know before you go out to eat roo. >> ik inspectors came here in pembroke garden bawfer a complaint. among the violations they found, a cook handling veg ta ib able place aid finger in his mouth and was about to continue cutting the veges with his bear hand until the inspector stopped him. that cook ored to wash his hand roaches found in the kitchen. mold in the ice machine and we me to ask what happened. >> you're not lewded to get in.>> okay. >> in eye written statement to lol kane ten knew the company apologieded and called the i use minimal. they say the employee will be retrained to make sure this nerve happens again. >> the corporate off i can give you the number. >> no one at the mrk b ale house on 263 street in north miami beach wanted to talk to us about their 18 violation that included live roaches crawling around the kitchen. >> you can't talk to us about a roach issue here. the corporate officer had to keep the place clean support to you

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todd simon will be taking over for the rest of the season.... but reports of a permanent replacement are already out there. espn's jeff goodman says former nba coach mike brown might be up for the job. reporting live from unlv yasmeen hassan channel 13 action news breaking news in one of the cases associated with the death of freddie gray an appeals court just postponed the trial of baltimore officer caesar goodson.... that's according to the baltimore sun. jury selection was due to start this morning. that's made national headlines... when gray was critcally injured while being transported in the back of a police van. there were protests afterwards that paralyzed the city now several police officers are charged in connection to his death. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... rebel rebel >>> good morning, america. breaking news -- legendary rock star david bowie passing away overnight.

todd lacour - millboro - 55 chiquita childress - roanoke shamarr fields - roanoke gail lovelace byrd kayla preston - martinsville - 10 bryson burnette - roanoke - 2 harrison parker - roanoke - 1 krystle rigdon - roanoke - 28 jeff smith - 45 - 38th anniversary john & genevieve parker - henry - 65th about itagain temperatures on the chilly side his you had out this morning deftly bundle up twenty two ronald now down to the game in louisburg 24 galax twenty eight lynchburg down toward danville reporting a temperature at this hour of twenty six degrees not much going on right now we do have a storm system that's can a develop off the southeastern coastline and head out to see but it's close enough that will throw some clouds our way this afternoon maybe some showers along the southeastern coastline that's about it and then some snow showers had in our direction later tonight here's you hour by hour forecast today looking pretty nice teens and twenties the start as he head through the afternoon topping out pretty much in the low to mid forties be you notice will have appeared a so more clouds is that system moves to our south by midnight coming in around 37 overnight. we have that chance for snow showers especially

jeff, thank you. a hamilton babysitter accused of kidnapping a little girl she once cared for is expected in court. emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in newburyport with what we hope to learn about this case today. todd: emily and randy, good morning. we hope to learn more about the motive for this shocking crime and if the babysitter is competent to stand trial. as you may recall, at her arraignment in november, abigail hanna was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. at the time, a court psychologist testified that hanna was experiencing hallucinations, was suicidal, and could not participate in her own defense. hanna is charged with kidnapping a two-year-old from the girl's home in hamilton, then beating her, and abandoning her by the side of the road. reporting live in newburyport, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: an armed militia continues to occupy a federal wildlife refugee along with a building there in rural oregon. the armed protestors angry over the newly extended prison sentences of two local ranchers for arson. the government claims the two set fire to cover up poaching on federal

jeff goodman tweeted that former nba head coach mike brown could be in the mix. he has coached the lakers and the cavaliers - and was named nba coach of the year in 2009. in the meantime todd simon has some plans of his own for the team. we're hearing how he is going to change things up this season, coming up at 6. reporting live from unlv yasmeen hassan channel 13 action news an update this morning to a deadly bus crash... a passenger on an r-t-c bus that hit and killed a woman telling us his version of what might have gone wrong... christopher castilow tells us he was only on the bus for a couple of minutes ---but the driver was driving fine..... until all of a sudden - he went up onto the curb -- took down a bus shelter near tropicana and dean martin. castilow says the bus then ran a woman over who was waiting at the shelter -- killing her instantly. the driver of the bus finally came to a stop a few hundred feet later. as you can imagine...castilow is still shaken up from the crash. "it was pretty gruesome. it was not something you would have wanted anyone to see." (cover with video please) castilow is a frequent bus rider. he says many of the stops are too close to th

we didn't have it, i want to get to jeff flock, he is in chicago at the bureau, and what are you hearing as to why this happened? >> yeah, it's funny, we talked to toddeft over at the cme today. oil had recovered. in some ways there's some question about whether it has something to do with the expiration of options on the contract. at this point we don't have a definitive answer, but we did get below 30. this is, you know, the first time in, is it 13 years, i believe, since that happened. it got as low as $29.93 and then recovered from there. that's why i left the cme, to get back over here to the bureau after -- and we figured that, you know, the move had been done. but there you go. it's been a wild day, you know? banks all saying it was going to get below 30 very soon. well, this is soon. liz: yeah. >> $29.93 is where we were. liz: and the headline in the journal, 33% of oil companies and oil services companies possibly going bankrupt -- >> by 2017. liz: exactly. if anybody's wondering why we're seeing stocks move in lockstep with oil, that perhaps is a major reason. the closing price we now have it a full 46 minutes after we should have had it, $

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todd horowitz, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here with reaction capitalist pig hedge fund founder, jonathan hoenig, and gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. fox news contributors. jeff saut, raymond james and john tabacco, fortified funds. jonathan, start with you. talk to me about today's market. >> when elephants are dancing mice get trampled melissa, that is certainly what we're seeing here. best thing you can say about this market, however, i was glad to see rally towards end of the day, still i think the best thing you can say about it looking out a month, five months, even a year that it is extremely oversold. that you've got something like 1700 stocks at 52-week lows. only a dozen at 52-week highs. no stock doing well. you could make the case it is oversold. you can also make the page it is front page news that tend to lead to a rally. no stocks are in uptrends right now. if you're looking for the route that is reason to avoid this market. melissa: gary, i don't know about that i'm not sure stocks are overold. i do think oil is oversold. what do you think? >> i think the world is what is known as oversold right now. after 2,000 points and about 14 trading day

jeff green feld. washington, nbc news political director, moderator of "meet the press" and host of mtp daily and a man who hasn't insulted iowa yet chuck toddnt hallie jackson. greenfield if we're in iyowa, don't get near us. you say it's effectively a poll tax. >> i think iowa is a great turnout rates in the general election. great literacy rate. clean politics. the caucuses are a blight on the system and essentially fraudulent. >> why? >> first, what's -- half the media coverage on iowa, right. everybody is excited. people go there for years. candidates shovel your snow. what happens on caucus night? in 2008 all the talk about obama, thousands of people, turnout rate was 16% of the eligible electorate. contrast new hampshire, 50. why? you have to go out at night on a freezing cold you're a democrat and iowaens are not fooled. >> it's not even a private vote. >> big exercise in democracy, right? call me madcap, joe. a secret ballot -- >> not on the democratic side. >> they have this notion that it's really a caucus. so instead of just counting votes like the republicans do, you gather in parts of the hall, you decide if you have 15%, and t