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genius behind this robert john ford starting way back in 2004. and alyson schafer, the director and choreographer this year. thank you both for coming in. "caucus: the musical" back again. thank you for coming. tell us how this all got started. guest: the first reading was back in 2004. it went so well we decided to do a full production in 2008. it's become an annual tradition and we try to mix it up every four years. attention and it helped launch your career to new york. guest: it did, and it's getting a lot of national attention again. mollie: you have so much material. i would think you are writing up until the last minute. guest: we are not. allison and i decided we would have a cutoff date will be not at anything new to the material. image in this comedy into a tragedy if we cap adding all the new material. mollie: you are looking at video from a reversal. tell us the plot line and how it changes this time around. guest: we still have the focus on the wise family, the typical iowa family. they represent the typical iowa caucus-goers. we loo

john ford has more on amazon's results. >> big number to watch in amazon earnings is the top line revenue wall street was looking for, $35.9 billion in revenue, they got $37.7 billion. eps missed also. it's overall growth that's been driving the valuation for amazon. amazon web services did well. that actually beat despite high expectations. but the stock fell after hours on that top-line number. we'll have to see the impact is on other high-valuation stocks because this is certainly one of the ones that gets a lot of notice. guys, back to you. >> john ford reporting. >>> a different story altogether for dow components microsoft and visa which both topped profit expectations. first microsoft, its growth drive anyone part by strong results from its cloud business. the company reported earnings of 78 cents a share, 7 cents better than estimates. revenue came in slightly better than expectations, though it was down a bit from a year ago. as for shares, they rose initially after those results came out. josh lipton has more on microsoft's quarter. >> the big number in microsoft's report, $25 b

guys back to you. >> john ford reporting. >>> a different story altogether for dow components microsoft and visa which both topped profit expectations. first microsoft, its growth drive anyone part by strong results from its cloud business. the company reported earnings of 78 cents a share, 7 cents better than estimates. revenue came in slightly better than expectations though it was down a bit from a year ago. as for shares they rose initially after those results came out. josh lipton has more on microsoft's quarter. >> the big number in microsoft's report $25 billion. that is what microsoft reported in deferred revenue. it's an indication of future business, a gauge of consumer and commercial demand and it beats the street's forecast of $23 billion. fbr's dan ives says it shows momentum is building for microsoft in 2016 rather than slowing as it is for other enterprise tech companies. what is driving that good news? microsoft continues to execute on its cloud services meaning office 365 and azure, which is its answer to amazon's cloud business. for "nightly business report," i'm josh

. >> in our lifetime, but also draw with john ford has ronald reagan's vice president, that cannot be worked out that george bush led to his being vice president and then the presidency twice. >> anybody here to visit may find the best way to get downtown is to ao be on the trolley , rta unveiled first of 12 new ones todayf in time for the rnc, they will make more frequent runs from the convention and downtown hotels and restaurants. >> that will accommodate our needs for the currentt lines that operate during the day and the use a combination of new and old units during the rnc afterwards retire the old units a . >> it is always free, there looking for a $10,000 from downtown businessa and organizations to cover the daily cost of thea night and we can countryman was pulled over for driving like this, they say that the 8 -year-old plowed into a snow drifti and said it was too much trouble to clear of the that office car so he declared a tiny hole to see through the police were not impressed and he was ticketed $110 . it is dangerous but many people try to cut corners when it comes to

abrams or john ford. pamela: and they don't have to be men. north greenville u getting ready to roll out the red carpet, let's welcome, alyssa, christal, and jake. good morning. myra: we want to begin with some drama. real life drama. she is going to tell us about this picture. not this picture. that's video. we want to show the picture. maybe we will get to the picture -- >> a lot of drama. there we go. myra: ms. columbia to not try to grab that -- >> no, fight. i got ready as slow as i normally do, got here, but on the way walking in, splits. i made it in one piece. myra: you still look beautiful. it is nice to have all of you with us. we were showing clips from the film contest. tell us how this got started. 2009. supervisor. she was one of the top-of-the-line broadcasting majoshe came up with the idea to use north greenville students as a way to showcase their talents and love of filmmaking. now, the exciting thing about this year is it is the first ti ever that is made open to homeschoolers, public, private schools, high school, college.

with me as always, john ford and kayla.xtend a special welcome to our viewers across the pond. starting today, squawk alley is simulcasting in europe and on an important day. big sell-off is in the baking here in the states. the first day of trading in 2016. the dow's down about 433 points. for all our big movers, our bob is on the floor. >> let's look at the major sectors. frankly, this is one of these down 2% to 3% down days right across the board. china was the initial impetus here but the breadth is 5-1. it closed 6-1 declining to advancing. that has not improved throughout the morning here. vote you've, believe it or not, is on the moderate side. the volatility is

i was captivated by the greats of john ford and sergio leo nay. i was hooked on a historic time. and that time for me was very real. film transports us all to another time and place and leads us to explore and learn so much more. the unbelievable terror of landing on normandy's beaches in "saving private ryan" made me read more. the battles in "glory" brought us to the epicenter of the struggle over the meaning of freedom. our visitors walk into this museum with many preconceived ideas about their history, and so much comes from the visual and emotional life of the films that they have seen. and we have to either understand and reenforce our visitors' knowledge or help them find the truth behind the historical myths that they and we all carry. but it is so clear that film's elemental to the way americans see american history. we're thrilled that you have joined us for the opening day of our inaugural history film forum. we're so pleased to be working with our partners at the national endowment for the hugh hand -- humanities. we at the museum are dedicated to an important mission

. >> john ford is still out where he will interview the ceo of t fitbit. we're catching the sell off. energy, all the s&p stock sectors are negative. the energy is down the least. >> which is interesting because we did see brent and wti breach that 33-dollar mark. we did see that surprise draw down an inventory. you saw a bit of that come back as that came back. you have seen the markets pretty much recover. you wonder how much of that is the fact that the asia worries are over for the time being. those are put to bed literally and figuratively. we'll get a little more suspense in a few hours. >> let's get to bob and see what's happening there. >> we've had quite a reversal. some of this may be due to the suspension. we started lifting not long after the open. that's when the circuit breaker suspension was announced. europe coming off the lows. still down. we're going to highlight some of the brokerage firms. your ameritrades. a lot of people don't think trading is off to a great start. a lot of these are down eight, nine, even close to ten percent. this i

john ford, kayla, and myself at post nine. watching the dow trying to hang on to some gains. hough, some breaking news out of washington on the cbo's economic outlook. john harwood has more for us this morning. john. >> carl, the cbo is projecting a deficit for 2016 of $544 billion. that's $100 billion more than last year. part of that is simply a quirk of timing as to when the fiscal year started. the fact that some payments were made in the 2016 fiscal year because the end of the year fell on a weekend. you also have rising payments for social security. more and more people coming on the rolls, and there was a cost of living ajustment in 2015. if not in 2016. finally, you had the tax extender which passed at the end of last year which extended tax breaks that vbt been previously included in the cbo forecast. the deficit is projected to be $544 billion. higher than previously projected. higher than last we're. that's going to go up over time unless something is done, carl, because more and more people coming on the rolls of medicare and social security as baby boomers retire.

. >> john ford has a question. >> thanks. >> you say that it's at an all time low but you're giving customerslly good short-term deal that runs out in 2018. what happens then? are you going to have to permanantly lower pricing to keep those customers from churning or is something that you do in the next 18 months, two years going to keep them once that deal runs out? >> one of the things that we do is if you sign up for sprint we let you know that this is a 24 month promotion. we want you to come and test our network and then we remind you every single month going forward that in 24 month your bill is going to go up or you'll be able to choose any of the normal sprint rate plans. we have done this in the past. customers come and test our network and they like it and they stay. so last year we did a very similar in which ke gave the one year promotion. that promotion has expired and we have the last three consecutive quarter. people don't know how good sprint's network is. as people come they're incredibly surprised and they're staying. the best test to let you know how customers are staying i

journalists have found an unexpected diversion at the 188-seat stoner theater downtown, where robert john ford's "caucus the musical" is playing through next week. >> we actually create art in iowa and it is pretty good. mark: ford let us get rehearsal video earlier this month of his hilarious take on the goofier side of iowa's caucuses that has drawn media who want to watch the show and media who really want an interview. >> this is probably about my 15th so far, and we at least have another dozen scheduled the next couple of days. mark: this is ford's fourth "caucus the musical." of course, the characters change every cycle. >> he squints, does this and he does this with his hands. i think it is more about the hair and the facial and the hands. mark: the fan favorite this year if you feel like you recognize him, you do. >> i'm going to make this country great again, rather than the festering hell hole it has become with that terrorist kenyan in the white house. alyx: that was mark tauscheck reporting. four of the first five shows have sold out and there are tickets available for sunday's show.

journalists have found an unexpected diversion at the 188-seat stoner theater downtown, where robert john ford's "caucus the musical" is playing through next week. >> we actually create art in iowa and it's actually pretty good. mark: ford let us get rehearsal video earlier this month of his hilarious take on the goofier side of iowa's caucuses that has drawn media who want to watch the show and media who really want an interview. >> this is probably about my 15th so far, and we at least have another dozen scheduled the next couple of days. mark: this is ford's fourth "caucus the musical." of course, the characters change every cycle. >> he squints, does this and he and the facial and the hands. mark: the fan favorite this year is ronald blunt. if you feel like you recognize him, you do. >> i'm going to make this country great again, rather than the festering hell hole it has become with that terrorist kenyan in the white house. alyx: that was mark tauscheck reporting. four of the first five shows have been sold out but there are tickets available for sunday's show. "caucus the musical" runs thr

with me as always, john ford and kayla. want to extend a special welcome to our viewers across the pond. starting today, squawk alley is simulcasting in europe and on an important day. big sell-off is in the baking here in the states. the first day of trading in 2016. the dow's down about 433 points. for all our big movers, our bob is on the floor. >> let's look at the major sectors. frankly, this is one of these down 2% to 3% down days right across the board. china was the initial impetus here but the breadth is 5-1. it closed 6-1 declining to advancing. that has not improved throughout the morning here. vote you've, believe it or not, is on the moderate side. the volatility is elevated. with the vicks towards 23 or so. you see everything here, teshg financi financial, consumer discretionary. you'll notice energy is not doing as bad. energy was doing significantly less bad just a short while ago but that's changed a little bit as oil has started to move into negative territory. show the xle, which is the energy etf, the la

john ford is covering amazon back at headquarters. josh, let's kick it off with you.soft's call just about under way right now. >> melissa, the big number here is $25 billion. the deferred revenue microsoft reported that key measure of future business. the street was at $23 billion. fbr saying it was momentum building for microsoft in 2016. rather than slowing, that is different from what we're hearing from other enterprise tech companies. what is driving that good news? well, microsoft is still executing on its cloud services, meaning office 365, and azure, which is its answer to amazon's cloud business. on the call we're going to listen to more color about the cloud business. its broad outlook, and as whether the ceo has anything to say about the macro environment. apple's tim cook has expressed real concern there. >> on the amazon call, lots of talks about fulfillment, lots of talk about lo jess ticks. most of the questions and in management's commentary. amazon adding more of its own delivery to its fleet. take a listen to what the cfo had to say about the reasoni

john ford, kayla, as well as myself.emembering david bowie on a tough morning, loss of a major, major artist. the dow's down about 24 opponents. we're watching crude falling below 32 as u.s. stocks struggle for gains after the bruising start to the year last week for some tech investors at least. will the blows keep coming? ali an's portfolio manager walter price and lead analyst mark mahaney. good to have you. >> good morning. >> mark, in a neighborhood here now where everything seems to pivot upon the price of commodities, on chinese regulators overnight, and in the end, some would argue, really doesn't matter what amazon's operating margin is going to be going into earnings season. do you agree? >> amazon is a bit of a bellwether for the internet groups of a whole as is facebook and alphabet. probably more than any other stocks in the group. amazon, what people want to see are operating margins rising in the north american retail business. and secondly, is that momentum we've seen in aws sustainable that top-line mome

john ford joins us post nine. big day. >> it is.top and bottom lines. guidance underwhelmed the street. the problem? similar to what we see at samsung which was down about 2.5% in asia. high-end phones not selling like they used to. that put pressure on samsung's chip business and phone business, its two profit centers led the company to report 40% drop in net profit. i spoke to qualcomm ceo. he told me he feels like people are reading too much negativity into apple's report on china. he said he is feeling apple is feeling the slowdown qualcomm has been talking about and adjusting to for months now. there is continuing strength at the low end of the smart phone market where people are trading up from future phones and there is opportunity later in the year as the availability of faster lte wireless networks expands globally beyond where it is now and customers buy handsets to take advantage of that. themes starting to emerge. if your business relies on pc or smart phone sales, it's been a rough season. see intel, apple or samsung. i

john boy ya, harrison ford is back. mark hamil is back.>> you are freaking out right now. >> people are looking forward to this. is your words it's epic movie of all time. >> like at light saber. >> should we feel bad we're not really getting it. >> yes, you should feel bad. >> i'm a lazy star wars fans. i'll go see it. >> casual star wars fan. >> we get the idea. we get the references. >> i know the music. >> we know how much it means to your life and millions of people it. >> means everything to me. >> i personally probably will wait until it comes out -- >> don't say that. i can't do a show with if you you'll say wait dill dvd. that's never happening. >> we are doing it. >> i had a chance to sit down with mr. harrison ford and he took me back to the '70's when he first walked on to the millennium falcon which is his ship incredible. this is what he had to say about him and chewbacca. check it out. >> when chewbacca and i first went into the cockpit he wasn't able to get into his seat because he's 7 feet, what, 4-inches tall. >> yes. >>

john boy ya, harrison ford is back.k, cary fisher is back. >> you are freaking out right now. >> nerd tears. >> there's no doubt in our minds people are looking forward to this. i know in your words it's an epic movie of all time. >> look at the light sabres. should we feel bad that we're not really getting it. >> yes, you shall feel bad. you don't get it. >> i'm a lazy star wars fan. i'll go see it. i'll take my time. >> casual star wars fan. >> look at bb8. >> we get the idea. we get the references. >> i know the music. >> we know how much it means no your life and millions of people. >> it means everything to me. >> i personally probably will wait until it comes out -- >> don't say that. i can't do a with you if you'll wait until dvd. >> we are doing it. >> you're to the doing that. i had a chance to sit down with han solo himself mr. harrison ford he took me back to the 70s were he first work on off to the millennium falcon his ship incredible this is what he had to say about him and chewbacca. check it out. >> when

this is the 417 at curry ford. >> john: you can go boating right there. >> amy: it's a good day for that. make sure you have a top on the boat. but yes, so it's not pretty out there, even i-4 is even at 417 is looking a little messy. just be careful however you decide to get to work. here is another live look at the radar. jayme will break down what we're seeing and when we will see an end to it. we're talking trump. he is making headlines because of what he plans to do thursday. >> john: it appears that he's going to skip tomorrow night's gop debate although i'm not sure the way he said it, i'll probably not show up. >> this was yesterday. >> john: we'll see. >> his campaign says he's not showing up. >> john: but can you see him at the last second saying couldn't go on without me? >> no. i think when he says something, he means it. and he's going to do it. we'll have to see what happens tomorrow night. trump announced yesterday he would probably be a no show at the fox news channel debate and this is what he said yesterday. >> probably i won't be doing the debate. i'm going to have some

you can see the driver get out of a black ford explorer at john young parkway and 192. he tried to open the door of the truck he hit and ran off. no one was seriously hurt. if you know who the driver of kissimmee police. >> a milestone tonight for daytona international speedway's extreme make-over. news 6 was there this morning as crew members installed the final seats for the daytona rising project. also on hand, the speedway's longest ticket holder and international speedway president jim franz each got to install their own seats. >> it's a very unique experience. i'm very honored. as long as i've been coming over here, i'm very honored for them to have me do this. >> it was fun. >> after a $400 million facelift, there are 100,500 seats. it's the most luxury motor facility in the world. it makes its official debut last this month with the rolex 24. we've been seeing it -- it's nice to see it go up. >> it seems like it's taken quite a while. finally done. >> many of you are planning to crank up the heaters for the mark lehman is helping you get results and stay warmer

. >>> this morning on "the today show," john and lisa robinson from munn ford, tennessee, announced they hold one of the three winning $1.5 billion powerball tickets. >> she said check the numbers. i said, okay. i looked at them and i said, yeah, they look like they are the numbers. so, i checked them four times and i said, well, i believe it morning and they say there is a winner in munford. >> lisa works at a dermatologist office. she called her supervisor before going on the air to say she would not be in. she asked them to tune in to "the today show." she has no plans to quit, though. >>> walmart is closing 269 stores, more than half of them in the u.s. including this walmart express in 4 oaks in johnson county. 16 of the stores closing in north carolina are walmart expresses. one super center is closing on mlk parkway in durham. mario boone explains it's not just the workers at that store that expect to feel an impact. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: shocking to hear multibillion dollar walmart will shut down 17 stores in north carolina including this super center on mlk parkway in s

john: tell me about test drives. >> we have toyota, ford, chevrolet, and chrysler doing test drives. they launch from inside the centers are you never have to leave and go outside in the weather. take a test drive, come back in. john: you mentioned the weather over and over. you know what i do? >> i had heard. john: thanks, mike. we will talk to you again at 6:00. thanks for the cake. clouds on the increase overnight tonight is the storm system comes out of the gulf of mexico. the first system tomorrow will be all liquid precipitation. no threat of anything frozen. it will start to the -- develop tomorrow. a chilly day. i hope you enjoyed this afternoon. we warmed up nicely and is gorgeous right now. with the northeasterly wind kicking and tomorrow with the rain, it will be a chilly rain. right now, 47 in boone, 56 in asheville. in the 50's across the upstate into northeastern georgia, 63 in elberton. temperatures through the entire upstate were in the low 60's. very nice. running 10 degrees above average. cool temperatures but very pleasant across the deep south. through the carolina

at the top of your screen you see a black ford explorer run a red light at john young parkway and vine street. it slams into a pickup truck, sending it backwards. that' s when the people in the suv get out and try to open the doors of the pickup. they try for a few minutes, and then just run away from the scene and are still on the loose. the people in the pickup suffered minor injuries and officers found open alcohol containers in the suv. tsa agents have posted to social media the picture of an unusual weapon confiscated at orlando international. agents released this photo of a pen gun designed to fire a small 22 round bullet, confiscated december 30th from an unnamed travellers' carry on luggage. an oia spokeswoman tells wesh 2 the device was neither loaded nor operative. the owner was allowed to continue travel but the tsa says they could still fine them for airport checkpoint. jim: still ahead, another check on local weather and several warning. spreading fast. closer to central florida. new details. service, hundreds of ldr >> you are watching wesh 2 news. jim: the orange county

at the top of your screen you see a black ford explorer run a red light at john young parkway and vine street. it slams into a pickup truck, sending the truck backwards. that' s when the people in the suv get out and try to open the doors of the pickup. they try for a few minutes, and then just run away from the scene and are still on the loose. the people in the pickup suffered minor injuries and officers found open alcohol containers in the suv. meredith: in commitment 2016. donald trump picks up the endorsement of a key figure among conservative voters. america. god bless our next president, donald trump. meredith: in iowa today, former alaska governor sarah palin says donald trump should be president. palin helped trump' in 2012. but now, she says trump will secure our borders and jobs. trump and palin will continue on the campaign trail together, appearing at an event in oklahoma tomorrow. meanwhile on the democratic side of the race, bernie sanders' lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire is on the rise. the vermont senator is leading the former secretary of state by 27 points

john? tanya....as the death toll from the takata airbag crisis officially reaches 10 drivers.... ford tonight is adding its popular ranger pickup truck to the recall list. list.once again it onvoles takata air bags that can explode violently, cutting you with shrapnel.this new recall pickups model years 2004 through 2006.about 24 million other cars have been recalled already.so far 10 people have died... and more than 100 have been hurt. several viewers today urged me to pull out my skunk, and say doesnt that stink when it comes to gas prices. prices.sure, gas prices below 2 dollars are great no matter how you look at them.but why did prices jump last night from 1.49 to 1.76 in many areas?thats almost 30 cent spike!analysts blame this weeks rebound in the price of oil. the federal trade commission tonight is issuing a warning to taxpayers:it says file your taxes as early as possible this year!the agency worries that scammmers are about to flood the irs with stolen social security numbers, and collect your refund before you do. peggy shea and her husband were victims of a tax scam that

john young parkway. police say early sunday morning, the driver of the ford explorer hit a truck. the driver and passenger passed out and cameras caught the hit- and-run driver try to open the doors. >> he tried both doors, the driver side door and the passenger side door and could not open them. the fire department actually victims out. >> at this point police do not know if the driver was trying to help the victims or do something else. they say the owner of the explorer is not cooperating with the investigation and will not tell them who the driver is. >>> checking with fire investigators in orange county to find out if there is a connection between 2 mobile home fires yesterday on both sides of orange blossom trail. both cases the men inside were asleep and managed to get out it one had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. investigators from 2 different agencies responded so they've fires could be connected. was developing this morning we are hearing from another american who has just returned home after the prisoner swap with iran. amir hekmati is a former marine

john? tanya....the government tonight is looking into door latches on 400 thousand cars made by ford....because of concerns they may not latch properly. the nhtsa investigation focuses on the 2012 and 2013 ford focus.its similar to an investigation in the ford fusion and lincoln mkz last year that led to recalls.the agency has more than 70 complaints of doors that wouldn't shut or popped open while driving. speaking of investigations.. thermostats is looking into an issue where it's leaking user data across the internet.the nest is the high tech home thermostat you can control from your smart phone.but a security firm found that some of its info can be accessed by other people.the company says it is working on a fix. the consumer product safety commission tonight says it is deepening its investigation into hoverboards....after dozens of injuries and several house fires blamed on the popular christmas gift.we are on your side with what to do if you have one, or the kids want one. 14 year old harrison mabjish is spending his winter in a cast....no fun for the northern kentucky 8th grader. he frac

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ford. going to bob dole, john mccain, to mitt romney. and they throw the bushes in there.the first bush couldn't win re-election, and the second bush almost didn't win the first time. so the conservative argument goes, you know what, we've always settled, only one time has the conservative wing of the party been able to trump the establishment wing and that was reagan in '80. what do you say to that argument? >> i don't think it's a fair description of where we are. in the loss of 2012, afterwards, the republican party, the rnc did what was called the autopsy, the republican autopsy. they talked about the weaknesses of the party, with working class voters, with new americans, l e latinos and asians, with young people, with women. the attempt, everyone thought we're going to work on these issues in the run-up to this campaign, and it's not worked that way at all. in fact, all of those issues have gotten worse. as you've talked about. how could that possibly be an improvement? when you're losing ground with every group you need for the future? it's not a rational argument. i

they say this video shows a black ford explorer running through a red light, slamming through a pickup truck at john young parkway and vine street in kissimmee two days ago. police say what happens next, though, is very odd. they say the driver of the explorer gets out of his car, starts trying to open the truck driver's side door. you can see him pulling on it. he then runs to the other side. tries the passenger door with eventually the driver of the suv just runs off. police say they did find alcohol in that explorer. hurt. we're told they're okay. there's also another man seen in the video. police say they would like to speak with him as well. if you know who either man is, call crimestoppers at 1-800-423-tips. >> more than 300 florida veterans were awarded medals today, recognizing their sacrifices for freedom. one by one governor rick scott handed each veteran the veterans service award. for some, the ceremony itself was almost more important than the award. >> it's a special brotherhood that you have to be in it to win it. >> as a desert storm vet, we've got all the parades and things the viet

this all happened sunday night at the intersection of john young parkway and vine street in kissimmee. check out the scene. this video shows a black ford explorer running a red light and slamming into a pickup truck. gets out of his car and starts trying to open the truck driver's side door. with no luck, the driver runs off. mo one was injured. police say they found alcohol in the explorer and they want to speak with another man seen in the video. >> there is a crime alert to tell you about coming out of brevard county. police hoping this surveillance video will lead them to the men who set two cars on fire. this happened saturday morning at a home. you can see in the video one of the suspects pouring on one of the vehicles. detectives say one of the men may have been burned. if you have any information, call the crimeline -- 1-800-423-tips. >> starting today, things will look dirty add citrus bowl. >> that's ok. 300 truckloads of dirt will be dumped inside the stadium as part of prep for this weekend monster jam. this is video from last year converting the stadium into a dirt race and obstacle course. the event will draw in more than

ford, abc7 news. leon: thank you. >> at 4:00, john gonzalez shows you the rush for supplies. at the hardware store there. shovel and salt selling so fast they were littering the aisles. you can expect that through friday. alison: you stock up on the supplies but there are certain things you need to get the home and the car ready. diane cho will walk you through things you may not have thought of. that is coming up at 5:30 today. "7 on your side" in severe weather. we have the largest team of meteorologist and the reporters in the d.m.v. count on us to keep you up to date on the timing of the storm and the closings that will come with it. on air and online. at wjla.com. leon: now we want to get back to the breaking news earlier. teenager stabbed near wilson high school. richard reeve is live working the story. do we know anything more? or anything about the possible suspects? richard: they have a look out now for two hispanic juveniles. six to 17 years old. you can see the detectives here, working the phone and trying to talk to people to find out what happened. we will show y

john young parkway. police 8 early sunday morning, the driver of the ford explorer hit a truck. the driver and passenger passed out and the cameras caught the hit-and-run driver tried to open the doors. >> he tried the driver side and the passenger side door and could not open them. fire department had to cut the doors to get the victims out. >> at this point please do not know if the driver was trying something else. they were rushed to the hospital and the owner of the explorer is not cooperating with the investigation and will not tell them with a driver is . >>> if your commute take you through downtown orlando there are road closures you need to know about the there will be periodic closures during the day and night along church street until january 22. washington street until january 31. pine street in central florida barred until march 4. this will allow crews to work on the i-4 bridge stretching from church street to washington . >>> construction on the bridge will also affect the parking lots underneath i-4. parking will still be available but officials say parts of the

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john young parkway. please say early sunday morning said the driver of the ford explorer hit a truck. the driver and passenger passed out and cameras got the hit-and- run driver trying to open the doors. >> he tried both doors the driver side and the passenger side door and could not open them. fire department had to cut the doors to get the victims out. >> at this point police do not know if the driver was try to help the victims or do something else. the victim -- victims were rushed to the hospital. explorer is not cooperating with the investigation now i will not tell them who the driver's. investigators to find out if there's a connection between 2 mobile home fires. sides of orange blossom trail near john young parkway. were sleep but managed to get out. one had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. agencies responded so they have not been able to tell us yet if >>> developing this morning here from another american who was just returned home after the prisoner swap with iran. amir hekmati is a former marine held for more than 4 years in a prison where his family say

ford transit connect. judd says they're looking for three black miles believed to be from miami with caribbean accents. >>> commissioners picked captain john murray, the president and ceo of a shipping company in tampa. he will replace john walsh. commissioner considered firing he was too harsh with people who disagreed with him. walsh offered his resignation in october. he'll be stepping down on january 21st. bob? >> bob: federal authorities argue two refugees on terror charges this week. arrested in sacramento and houston. they don't appear to be directly related to each other, but the cases do have several similarities. the justice department says both men were palestinians born in iraq and living as refugees in the united states. and both men wanted, they say, to fight long side isis terrorists. >> we captured two possible radical islamic terrorists here in the united states, but one of these guys got here in 2009. why does it take us six years to capture somebody like this who came from iraq, says that he has been trying to get better with machine guns and says he wants to spill blood? can't wait to spill blood? >> first off, it is a

john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you, a water main break led to icy roads in chester county this morning. happened on swede ford road in east whiteland township. the road is closed between church and phoenixville pike. drivers are being detoured around the area. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a reported attack on a woman near a septa station in germantown. a woman told police a man assaulted her near the queen lane train station at west queen lane and lawrence street. he drove off. did i needs are working with the -- detectives are working with the victim to put together a suspect sketch. >>> authorities are looking for four people who stole a car and rand into the back of a tractor-trailer and crashed into a sign and took off. this is how it looked in olney overnight. nobody was hurt. but detective's brought in k-9 units to try to find the suspects. >>> now to the race for the white house. things got testy between bernie sanders and hillary clinton the bromance between donald trump and ted cruz seems to be over. lama hasan has more. >> reporter: with two weeks left to go until the iowa voters turn o

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ford dealer. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. mark: new video tonight from take a look at this. a massive apartment fire forced more than a dozen people from their homes. the fire spread so quickly that some residents had to jump out of the building. no word on what started this fire, but investigators are calling it suspicious. stacey: more incredible images tonight. we're learning more about what happened when a man shot at a philadelphia police officer. and tonight, police say the suspect is 30-year-old edward archer. archer told officials he was acting in the name of islam, when he ambushed the officer. officers. a muslim or following the islamic faith. stacey: archer has a criminal history. and the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnett was seriously injured, but he is expected to be ok. mark: new tonight, the most wanted drug lord in the world is the man they call "el chapo" was recaptured in mexico, nearly six months after the second prison escape

s if u'religie fo >> john: i'm meteorologist john loufman in a char done township snowplow. sam roberts is watching the snow fly on ford first alert doppler radar and keeping track of the wind and those ugly, ugly windchills. nikki is out on the roadways in the storm chaser keeping an eye on the major thoroughfares as folks try to get into town, in to work and off to school. it is a morning where we have you covered on "cleveland 19 news this morning." >> brian: the browns have interviewed cincinnati bengals offensive coordinator hugh jackson for a second time. he's the only guy they talked to twice. reports say, however, the team has not yet offered him the job. that's curious. jackson still plans to meet with >>> kyrie, a long three! drains it! >> tia: key kyrie with a clutch three-pointer in the final dallas. they win their eighth in a row, 110-107. >> brian: kyrie didn't waste any time coming back from the busted kneecap. cavs are on a roll. playing pretty well. >> tia: i'm excited about it. at least we have something to be excited about sports-wise. >> brian: they can do it. they will heat that q up all 6:25. >>>

nixon to reject spending limits and to reject public financing, because he -- john mccain two to one, ronald reagan -- jerry ford and -- and that nearly ended any hope of public financing of presidential financial election. i think the case he makes tonight is an important one and i think it is a convincing one, but it was an irony that he is making it seven years after -- >> also, i think it also is a case against the super pacs, which really did rise in the last few years, and, you know, this handful of the number of families that are supporting the vast majority of the campaign. >> that's right. yes. >> david, how much, at this stage in the presidency, a year ago, how much did a speech like this really matter? i mean, who is listening? what, the speaker of the house hardly applauded, even when the president was saying things that one assumes bother parties can agree on, we want america to be strong, we want the economy to be strong, you still see that push and pull. >> yes. if you want the country to march on one or two things, i have trouble thinking what that would be. i am struck with the intractability of

ford ranger. >>> an interesting situation in antioch. dozens of chicken have taken over a neighborhood. john suzuki tells you that the people that live there say the situation is gotten out of control. >> this looks like like a serene part of antioch. the roosters have taken over the area. the city considers them wild bird. >> they roost in the trees back there. it is a lot of the chickens. >> but residents say the problem has gotten out of hand. >> they are everywhere. sometimes we will see them over here and in the vine. >> it is unclear how it started. >> i am not afraid of chickens but there is like ten of them, it is like this is a little gang. >> one man said it was a resident that had pet chickens and let them out and moved away. >>> it has come to a point where they are all over the place in the backwards and stuff. i mean they leave their stuff everywhere. and we have to be cleaning up constantly. >> even city officials have not determined fully where the birds came from. some residents want the city to remove birds, an option that the city is considering. >> the birds to eradicate

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john legend about his baby girl that's on the way. >> can you change a diaper by -- you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to get into the new with ford come and get it if you really want it... new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated liftgate. new is tougher, stronger and lighter. new is ford. america's best-selling brand. now get into a new focus, fusion, or escape with 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,000 dollars trade-assist cash. >>> tomorrow inside fit to fat to fit. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. >>> check it out. gwen stefani caught the bouquet. she and blake will be the next to walk down aisle. at least it's supposed to be. people.com got the photo. gwen was actually still holding the flowers when she was headed to the airport. i think that means she liked them. >> i think it does. th