i believe that there was even a possibility of a re-occurring role.r: in the mid-'80's, johnson says she was invited to cosby's brownstone to rehearse. next, she says he insisted she try a cappuccino. >> immediately i felt woozy. everything was spinning. and i was dizzy, and i knew i had been drugged. no doubt in my mind. he puts one hand around my waist.ocking my head and saying, "you're a [ bleep ], aren't you?"o johnson, cosby escorted her out a taxi. >> i was so disappointed.ly member had done something to me. i knew that the kind of person i was dealing with would destroy me.helan lasha, and i was 17 years old when i met bill cosby. >> reporter: like johnson, s she admired cosby, she believed he was interested in helping with her career, when she was invited to his las vegas hotel, in 1986. chelan says her aunt had shown photo, and he then offered to introduce her to the ford modeling agency. >> i was so excited. you know, bill cosby.nt to the hilton, he said that someone from the agency was took a couple of snapshots of mead left and i was having really bad allergies and he sai

the family of brooklyn johnson s says he was last seen on hill dress street in southeast last night wearing tan pants anan a white polo shirt. police want to hear from youear if you have any information onon this missing boy.th >>> over to montgomery countymot police are still searching for s a bethesda teen who has been b missing since last sunday s night.in he left his belvoir drive nome e an uber car around 10:30 and was dropped off in the area ofro sycamore road. this morning we knowning detectives were able to locatebc that uber driver but still noll clues as to where the teen mayoh be.. anyone with information inin this case is asked to callis asl montgomery county police. pol >> this morning a montgomerytg county court commissioner isomms in trouble with the law.ub now according to charging charg documents 30-year-old daniel dan reed was communicating with atia person he believed to be a 15-year-old boy. boy and when in fact it was an undercover cop. c the detective posed as a teenaged boy on the smartphonemn app grinder. according to the chargingg tecuments reed wanted to haveton se

karin johnson' s live with this exclusive story. reporter: you can see the broken ice where west chester police and fire told the woman and her two dogs to safety. a lot of credit goes to a neighbor sitting by her window who heard the cries for help. >> i thought i heard children hollering -- i thought there won' t be any children outside laying. reporter: she p/e through her game. >> i saw her head in the water and two dogs. i did a double take and thought i must be seeing things. she is yelling help, help. reporter: a woman and her two dogs had fallen through the icy pond. she called 911 and police and firefighters arrived. >> they through the rope and tried to get her pulled in. >> a firefighter rushed out to her and another one. next they both had to get into the water. reporter: both dogs were rescued also. police took them to the westchester veterinary center where they were dried off and cared for. their body temperatures were a little below normal, but they are expected to be fine. >> she was all wrapped up and said thank yo

fox 35's tom johnson is live in daytona beach with the latest. tom -- the county is reassessing the situation-- to keep @{@{ @{gg@{ @{@c@{@sgg@s@s@{@c@{@{>x@xpp<4`7|``@p|`|`@|```rxxc{ people are continuing to dig themselves out this morning--after a storm drops a n*gg of snow along the east coast. over the weekend--the blizzard of 20-16 broke long-standing records from tennessee all the way to new york. recorded up to three feet. fox's joel waldman is live in washington, d.c. where people are digging out after the storm. good morning joel. @

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. >>> temper, 27 point pr-s johnson and a lead as large as that total. you would think that may put the coach if a good mood. you would be dead wrong. >> satisfaction is not part of my language right now. nowhere close. >> in the paint throughout the second half. 14 in the deep 17 field goals for lay ups, the heels, >> everyone shows up at my weekly press conference and shows how good they are, don't ask me that question. >> another silent night. 2 points from paige who has gone three for 25 over the last 3 games. >> i am still not mad that i am missing shots. i am going to make shots again. tonight, i am cool, i had a good game defensively. >> just going through a shooting phase. you know, they always say that shooting is good, it will fall sooner or later. >> it may fool some but not williams, he said his team played poorly as they prepared this week. >> we did not practice well. so, as a coach, i am glad we did not play well, maybe we will learn something. >> the coach knows we have a great team. he wants us to play to our potential. we were not doing

s ``-- tylerv sville road. ``butler county is still under a ``level one snow emergency. ``in westchester, karin johnson, ``wlwt news 5 lisa:. ``lisa:let' s check on road ``conditions. ``out on the roads. ``where are you now, and what does ``it look like? ``andrew: we are in norwood. ``we had us -- we had a salt ``truck combine. ``they are doing what they can to ``road. roads ``look like they have not gotten ``you can see tire tracks. ``this is a little slushy. ``toward montgomery wrote, this is ``a heavily traveled street and in ``is in good shape. ``it has gotten a lot of attention ``and traffic. ``a lot of plowing and salting. ``as you make your way around, the ``morning drive was a nightmare ``for many people, especially on ``the interstates. ``the interstates are in pretty ``good shape. ``as you head home from work, you ``problems. ``you will have plenty of time to get ``the roads in pretty good shape. ``montgomery road is just what, ``not causing any problems, and ``difficulties getting around. ``andrew setters, wlwt news 5. ``mark: andrew mentioned ``of the streets are still covered ``in snow and

johnson signed s yr contract worth $63 million today, 35f it is guarantied. joson the 20,131st round pick is now under contract until the at least 2021. he will be groomed to take over left tackle for jason ters. row the big guy believes bighingsre e for the the eagles. >>> definitely optimistic. we ha a bunch gre yog players here and, you know, veteran leaders like cek hoist a warrior. i think we're good. there will be some aes moving forward but i think you know, we he a new taste in r moh and we will do goodhings mong fward. >>> as far as celek's de he callst a drm co tr today becausee wants to retire a philadelphia g. celek got the news monday night on his birthday. i was so excited i probably had tears cong out of eyes and i just went dostairs and san my couch and just thought about, you know, everything th it took to get herend where, you know, where we eto go as an oanization. needo win a championship here. >> yes, they do. >>> it isest, a ainst the worst. sixers hting defending champions, golden state tomorrow night and to t in perspective just how fa

s. linn, johnson and scott counties are working with georgetown university on juvenile court pilot programs to eliminate racial disparity. kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie reports on the johnson nats of dancing it's not hard to find happy kids at the dream center. "here at the dream center we have homework support, we have mentoring, we have a performing arts academy. " frederick newell, who started the non-profit, says it's all about education and giving youth more opportunities. "we are creating programs here that kind of help with making sure people don't get involved in the system." his organization isn't the only one striving to help kids. the ladders program is a team effort in johnson county that includes law enforcement, the school district, the juvenile court system and the county. it focuses on the offense of disorderly conduct, which often comes with fighting. instead of getting charged - kids go through the program, which includes a mental health evaluation, community service and a writing assignment to think about their actions. "so hopefully the goal is to modify that behavior so we d

nbc' s jennifer johnson breaks down the numbers. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in tight races in both iowa and new hampshire...accordi ng to a new nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll. in iowa...clinton leads sanders 48 to 45 percent...while in new hampshire...the vermont senator is ahead 50 to 46 percent. clinton is still attacking sanders for voting for a nra-supported bill a decade ago....giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. "senator sanders voted with them and through this morning has been unwilling to join the president and me to say this has to be repealed." sanders says now...he's willing to take another look. "when gun manufacturers sell guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals absolutely they should be held accountable." clinton is dismissing donald trump's latest family attacks...releasing pictures of former president bill clinton and monica lewinsky. but he's still going after the couple. "shes married to an abuser, a woman claimed rape and all

johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. she lives in nurmberg, is married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnsons..you know how big america is???" johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. let's get an update on your weather with ben. feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a high clouds by afternoon, highs near or slightly above 50 tonight, clear, lows upper 20s. turning windy tuesday ahead of a cold front moving through, for the most part my thinking is it will remain dry, t

johnson says america )s debt is the he is a self-made millionaire who most recently served as the president and c- e-o of "cannabis sativa", a marijuana marketing and distribution company based in nevada. an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this comes just months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, nationwide. judge roy moore said --a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals says the obergefell case only invalidated marriage laws in four states--- michigan, kentucky, ohio and tennessee. as a result, the judge says alabama )s marriage protection act and sanctity of marriage amendment should remain in full force and effect. he says it )s now up to the state s highest court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. a building on an oregon wild-life preserve. they claim to be supporting the rights of ranchers who they say are victims of a government land-grab. but the community, while somewhat sympathetic, want )s them out. reid binion reports outcu

johnson says america )s debt is the biggest issue facing the country right now. he is a self-made millionaire who most recently served as the president and c- e-o of "cannabis sativa", a marijuana marketing company based in nevada. an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this comes just months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, nationwide. judge roy moore said --a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals says the obergefell case only invalidated marriage laws in four states--- michigan, kentucky, ohio and tennessee. as a result, the protection act and sanctity of marriage amendment should remain in full force and effect. he says it )s now up to the state s highest court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. a basketball coach was taken out of a game - after he was caught on camera headbutting a referee. take a look. it happened towards the end of a game in pennsylvania . the video shows head coach "jerry devine" reac

johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. he created a profile and by posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnsons..you know how big america is???" johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs near or tonight, clear, lows upper 20s. turning windy tuesday ahead of a cold front moving through, for the most part my thinking is it will remain dry, temperatures will be in the middle

a jury last month acquitted johnson, and wilson' s actions are under internal review. >> officers will be held accountable if they are found to have violated our policy or the law. greg: to improve officer training, to avoid physical confrontations, and to build trust in the community, the department is going to be adding simulation training like this, later this year. this is video from goldstar training, and the purpose is to provide more realistic scenarios in which officers have to react with either lethal or non-lethal force. the chief expects every officer on the street to go through this stewart? stewart: thanks a lot. the second of two twins involved in a brazen and deadly shooting at 436 and i-4 took a plea deal today. christopher rodriguez will spend the next 45 years behind bars for his role in the deadly confrontation. rodriguez plead guilty to second degree murder and cocaine possession. this all stems from the 2014 drive-by killing of tevin davis on state road 436 in front of the altamone springs best buy. today in court, the victim' s mother gave a tearful testimony , te

s dupont circle sledding around the u.s. capital. , a paralyzed east coast is finally moving again. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. adrian: experts believe the economic impact from this blizzard could reach up to $850 million. the winter storm continued to cause big impacts at orlando international today. here' s a live look at the flight status board. so far, today, there were 124 cancellations, many of them headed to or from the northeast. passengers are still encouraged to check their flight status for heading out to the airport. beginning tomorrow, teachers in volusia county will send a message before the start of they' ll be staging walk-ins, they say to raise attention to the issues schools in the county are facing. they say working conditions have gotten worse this school year. they staged several protests during contract negotiations. in december, teachers voted to only work to their contract, which means no tutoring or helping with extra-curricular activities. a central florida city makes a rather unflattering list. new smyrna beach has been named on of the most boring cities in the sunshine state. accordi

she' s hoping the other is just hiding somewhere. live in madison township, karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: investigators believe slick roads played a role in the crash. right now, the building inspector is looking at the s just in. ohio attorney general mike dewine has indicted charges environmental enterprises incorporated for the 2012 death of an employee. 20-year-old zachary henzerling died after chemicals he was henzerling' s supervisor kyle indicted. the company and its employees are now facing a number of charges including involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide , and tampering with evidence. also just into the newsroom, bengals cornerback andy dalton has been ruled out of the wild-card game against the steelers. dalton broke his thumb back on december 13, the last time the bengals played the steelers. dalton' s cast came off on monday -- but the bengals say he' s let' s talk about the forecast. s on the field is going to get wet. randi: everyone of them. and everyone in the stands, too. we' re looking at what weather for the weekend, we' ve obviously started

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. >>> good evening, i'm kristine johnson. cbs 2's tracee carrasco has more. >> reporter: it has gone untouched since the snow fell and as we have seen, this problem is nothing new. >> this is really, it's very dangerous. scary. >> scary is just one word used to describe the path off busy route 3 west at main avenue in cliffton. still unshovelled and uncleared three days after the blizzard. a grim reminder of last year when we first reported this problem. as you can see, not much has changed. >> it's same thing, every year over and over. >> i understand, they have a lot of things to do. meanwhile, we would love for them to make it a priority. >> reporter: they're forced to walk in the snow or the street, neither a safe option. you walk down the street in the middle of the road and a bus and bicycle almost hit each other. it's a mess. it's better than hiking through this. it's cold, and it's wet, and it's dangerous. >> we just have to make sure that the buses and the cars don't run over always. >> reporter: at route 3, and passaic aven

s/emily johnson/bernie volunteer "it's an exciting time to be involved in politics it's a different time. it's bernie sanders and it really is a movement. " s/liz mueller/hillary clinton for america "we're here to help democrats and hopefully get president. o'malley campaigned in eastern iowa today. sanders is getting ready to speak at iowa state at 5-45... and clinton is stopping at lincoln high school tonight at 8 o'clock. we will have live coverage of at ten. donald trump is keeping his lead heading into tomorrow. in the des moines register poll, trump is five points ahead of ted cruz. marco rubio and ben carson round out the top four at 15 and 10 percent. is in the single digits the frontrunner started his bluffs. an event in sioux city on caucus morning, he will make his last pitch to iowa voters in waterloo at eleven. senator ted cruz spent part of his sunday at church in west des moines. cruz greeted worshipers at lutheran church of hope. he told reporters he heeded the pastor's call to pray for his political opponents. cruz has three stops today... after capping off a week of cam

s. linn, johnson and scott counties are working with georgetown university on juvenile court pilot programs to eliminate racial disparity. kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie reports on the johnson county program called ladders. nats of dancing it's not hard kids at the dream center. "here at the dream center we have homework support, we have mentoring, we have a performing arts academy. " frederick newell, who started the non-profit, says it's all about education and giving youth more opportunities. "we are creating programs here that kind of help with making sure people don't get involved in the system." his organization isn't the only one striving to help kids. the ladders program is a team effort in johnson county that includes law enforcement, the school district, the juvenile court system and the county. it focuses on the offense of disorderly conduct, which often comes with fighting. instead of getting charged - kids go through the program, which includes a mental health evaluation, community service and a writing assignment to think about their actions. "so hopefully the goal is to modify that

johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. he created a profile and by posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. she lives in nurmberg, is married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. much of the nation has it's eyes glued to the used to be"... that's according to republican presidential frontrunner donald trump. more on what he said during a rally last night in nevada as he discussed america's game. football is the latest target of eyes glued to the powerball jackpot that continues to climb ahead of wednesday's next drawing. no one claimed saturday night's p

(s/ dick johnson / lottery player :55 - :59) "i don't know, but i'd probably give a lot of it away. i'd probably spend a a lot on different things." and what if f one hits the lucky combination saturday night? wednesday's jackpot would be more than a billion dollars. dare to dream. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >> winners can choose whether to sum payment or spread the jackpot out over 30 years right now, if a winner took the "lump sum payment" he'd take home about half a billion dollars. the previous rececd was set in 2012 with a mega millions jackpot of 656-million dollars. just imagine for a second, if you won the powerball--- you would have made more with some of the world's highest paid celebrities. like floyd mayweather... taylor swift...garth brooks and singer katy perry... combined! even if you took the cash payout-- which is more than 496 million dollars-- you could still top the list. the snow may be leavin... but the cold is moving in. ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. (matt) authorities in sac county investigating a deadly fire do you think when you

wlwt' s karin johnson will have coming up on wlwt at 5:00. wlwt news 5 meteorologist miriah turner has cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. we have some sunshine out there, but things are changing. miriah: get a good way. temperatures are going to be very much around the average high, which is 39 degrees. looking at low 40' s today. the counties off to the south and east that saw snow over the weekend will start to see some melting occurred. that' s the good news. in some sunshine this afternoon. increasing clouds overnight tonight, we do have changes with that as well. the average low around 23 degrees. the good news is we will be in the low 40' s and we hover there for the rest of the evening. even to the overnight. temperatures won' t be budging too much. we do see showers arriving later on into the overnight hours. sunrise this morning was at 7:51, sunset tonight at 5:51. digging a look outside, things look cloudy but we do have filtered sunshine. clouds increasing into the afternoon, taking a look at satellite and radar. the radar is dry

s. linn, johnson and scott counties are working with georgetown university on juvenile court pilot programs to eliminate racial disparity. kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie reports on the johnson county program called ladders. nats of dancing it's not hard to find happy kids at the dream center. "here at the dream center we have homework support, we have mentoring, we have a performing arts academy. " frederick newell, who started the non-profit, says it's all about education and giving youth "we are creating programs here that kind of help with making sure people don't get involved in the system." his organization isn't the only one striving to help kids. the ladders program is a team effort in johnson county that includes law enforcement, the school district, the juvenile court system and the county. it focuses on the offense of disorderly conduct, which often comes with fighting. instead of getting charged - kids go through the program, which includes a mental health evaluation, community service and a writing assignment to think about their actions. "so hopefully the goal is to modify that behav

police officer wilson said he was trying to cite johnson for sitting with his legs in the johnson walked away. s when the fight started. johnson was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer but later found not guilty. senator thompson says her legislation is focused holding law enforcement agencies accountable and promote ing transparency. she will discuss the new bill at a press conference in tallahassee at 11:30 this morning. michelle? michelle: covering lake county this morning, deputies are trying to determine how i man buried in a backyard had died. the remains were found outside a home on pennsylvania street in lake kathryn monday morning. deputies were in the area looking for 61-year-old dennis jones, who hadn' t been seen in a month. the medical examiner is now remains are jones and figure out how the person died. neighbors say they never even suspected anything was wrong. kaleb cote: because his cars are there, you know, the two cars he had are still there. i figured he was inside doing his own thing, you know. i did not think he was anywhere. i did not think anything went wron

nbc 6's jennifer johnson is in our nation's capital which is expected to bear the brunt of this historic storm. >> reporter: life-threatening conditions are slamming the east coast. wind gusts over 60 miles per hour have made travel virtually impossible. air, rail, and bus service halted. thousands can't move. in kentucky. >> i'veeeen running my engine on a cycle of ten minutes, for ten minutes long, every 40 minutes. so it's long enough to keep the engine warm and the cab warm. >> reporter: a similar storyp in pennsylvania where the duquesne university men's basketball team was among those stuck. while the white sox entertained these snowboarders. >> pretty sure it's not illegal. >> reporter: and delighted the panda at the national zoo. it also offered a rare opportunity to sled down the u.s. capital lawn. >> we're having a good time. >> reporter: unless you're on skis skis, officials urge everybody to stay off the road. >> i don't care how superb the driver, how big a four-wheel-drive vehicle you have. the roads are barely passable. >> reporter: thousands of flights have been cancelled

nbc' s jennifer johnson has our story. << democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in tight races in both iowa and new hampshire...accordi ng to a new nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll. in iowa...clinton leads sanders 48 to 45 percent...while in new hampshire...the vermont senator is ahead 50 to 46 percent. clinton is still attacking sanders for voting for a nra-supported bill a decade ago....giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. ((sot: hillary clinton / democratic candidate for president :29 - :38 )) "senator sanders voted with them and through this morning has been unwilling to join the president and me to say this has to be repealed." sanders says now...he's willing to take another look. ((sot: senator bernie sanders / democratic candidate for president :42 - :54)) "when gun manufacturers sell guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals absolutely they should be held accountable." clinton is dismissing donald trump's latest family attacks...releasing pictures of former president bill clinton and monica lewinsky. bu

the go fund me page made to bring morningsider paul johnson's parents to the u-s to see paul receive his diploma has reached it's benchmark of 4 thousand dollars. the money will be used to apply for passports for both of johnson's parents who are currently in nigeria. morningside graduates will be walking for commencement on may 14th. tim/jenna/fred (tim) fred, what's the latest on the storm next week? (fred) it still looks like there is potential for a substantial storm next tuesday, then. fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre shows partly cloudy skies. 43 was the high today, after a low of 11. highs over western iowa were in the 30s, with le mars and sioux city reaching the lower 40s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw mainly 40s, with vermillion's high 39. 42 is our current sioux city temperature. local chills are in the 20s and 30s. that's the result of winds of 10 to 20 mph from the west. zooming out, we can see low pressure over the northern great lakes, and this system pushed a bit of snow through e

. /// ((sharie johnson)) > this comes as u-s officials say 17 guantanamo bay prison detainees... are cleared for release and will be transferred next week. last month, defense secretary ash carter told members of congress... that the 17 detainees would be in january. once the 17 prisoners are moved... there will be 90 detainees left. 59 of the remaining prisoners are not eligible to be transferred to another country... so they would need to be moved to a prison in the u- s... if guantanamo is closed. president obama vowed to close the guantanamo bay prison... when he was first elected in 2009. he says it is one of the key magnets... for jihadi recruitment. /// ((sharie johnson)) > the site of the san bernardino shooting rampage... is set to reopen monday. there will be tighter security as the inland regional centers 6- hundred employees return to work. the center has been closed since the december 2nd rampage... that claimed the lives of 14 people and injured 21 others. the couple behind the attack... were later killed... in a shootout with police. /// sharie johnson > disaster d

. (-- optional stand up tag --) (s/ jennifer johnson / nbc n ns / washshgton, d.c.) "the weather is supposed to get considerably better sunday...then the dig-out begins....and it will be several days before many businesses and schools reopen. jennifer johnson, nbc new" >> mark's in no[ with sports - with one of the best wrestling invitationals around. (mark) the herb irgens invite in ida grove is one of the biggest invites in the state of iowa. we'll have action from oa-bcig high school coming up after the break plus, south dakota and s- d-s-u renew their rivalry she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to cha... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't ququ until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. irgens invitational in ida grov

(s/ dick johnson / lottery player :55 - :59) "i don't know, but i'd probably give a lot of it away. i'd probably spend a lot on different things." and what if no one hits the lucky combination saturday night? wednesday's jackpot would be more than a billion dollars. dare to dream. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >> sum payment or spread the jackpot out over 30 years right now, if a winner took the "lump sum payment" he'd take home about half a billion dollars. you may have heard of planet fitness on nbc's biggest loser. and now the gym is opening its doors to siouxlanders. the planet fitness on gordon drive in sioux city opened this afternoon. the facility offers over 90 cardio machines, free training and full circuits of strength machines. the health club's manager says his journey started when he was nearing 300-pounds and decided he needed to start going to the gym. he says planet fitness made him feel like he wasn't being judged and at home. "i walked in and everybody was helpful. i felt like i was wanted instead of i'm just here doing whatever. people came up to me to offer

s. 29th. carry any channel 8 programming including this newscast./// sharie johnson >one team has already made it to the superbowl ron futrell is coming up with highlights of the broncos/patriot s matchup later in sports. ((sharie johnson)) > a suspicious fire at a vacant apartment this morning. and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. the complex on tam drive was heavily damaged -- that's near the 15 and sahara. these are pictures from las vegas fire and rescue. firefighters believe the building was used by squatters.. started. damage is estimated at around 150 thousand dollars. no one was injured in the blaze./// ((sharie johnson)) > investigators have determined that a fireplace left burning for two days is to blame for a fire that displaced two adults. the blaze broke out at a home near west sunset road and north arroyo grande

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ago.c-b-s 2 reporter stephanie johnson has more on these cuts, stephanie? stephanie?kelly, services like horizons meals on wheels are still feeling the pinch of those cuts. cuts.seniors make up one-third of the community. they provide meals for eleven hundred home- bound older adults a day.each meal is made fresh and is analyzed by a registered dietitian. many who rely on the service are medicaid dependent.the director of community health and nutrition, sofia mehaffey, explain the impact that these cuts has had on the program. "over the past few years 've en a steady declili inin funding however the cuts in seniors don't need meals so we still continue to provide them." them."tune in today to the cbs 2 news at noon we'll hear from an area senior who depends on this service. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. it's now on this morning. morning.right now it's degrees in when we come back, we'll take a look at the three stories you'll need to know on this morning. patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george:

s. after that, johnson says, he could not find them. . "i actually hired a private eye to try and find my kids...13 years ago...and it didn't go anywhere." he says the army could not help either. in the end, his step- children encouraged him to try facebook. finally -- a breatk- through, just days ago. "i got the message on the sixth of january." it was a message from kelly johnson --- who lives in years. "i search i guess 20,000 -- 30,000 ron johnsons." "how much love he gave me." imagine ron's joy to get the message --- with a picture of himself. of my daddy." now both are spending time catching up. ron has also reconnected with his son ron jr...and also met his grandson shawn. "are you ready to come see grandpa?" "he has the same eyes...they didn't change...you're still looking good dad." "this is all one big happy family." family love that now --- has more time to grow. ron is trying to bring his kids back home for a reunion in the u-s. he is facing a few roadblocks but hopes it happens soon. for now, meaghan he is happy to have recon

s. after that, johnson says, he could not find them. . "i actually hired a private eye to try and find my kids...13 years ago...and it didn't go anywhere." he says the army could not help either. in the end, his step- children encouraged him to try facebook. finally -- a breatk- through, just days ago. "i got the message on the sixth of january." it was a message from kelly johnson --- who lives in nuremburg. "we're good ...and she has been trying to find him for the last 5 years. "i search i guess 20,000 -- 30,000 ron johnsons." "how much love he gave me." imagine ron's joy to get the message --- with a picture of himself. "this is the only picture i have of my daddy." now both are spending time catching up. ron has also reconnected with his son ron jr...and also met his grandson shawn. "are you ready to come see "he has the same eyes...they didn't change...you're still looking good dad." "this is all one big happy family." family love that now --- has more time to grow. ron is trying to bring his kids back home for a reunion in the u-s.

it' s also not clear whether tyler knew the suspects. the very latest. live in west chester, karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: thanks for the update. time to check the weather. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner has cincinnati' s most accurate the sunshine is great. miriah: the cold temperatures are on their way out. s. you can see some high-level clouds. you can see the american flag blowing. milder air is making its way into the area. we will be about 10 degrees warmer than the average high. upper 40' s today. it will be comfortable for the rest of the week. plenty of sunshine. class will be increasing overnight. more clouds friday. temperatures take a tumble into the weekend. more on that next. >> i actually got home from work, checked the numbers online had no idea that it was that big of a prize . >> what time was that? >> it was about 2:30 thi s morning. >> how much have you slept? >> i haven't. mark: who could blame her? no jackpot winners, here in our area. but there were still some big winners. million dollars. wlwt news 5' s natalie clark is live in walton, where that winning ticket wa

includes 27 starts -- former hawkeye star john johnson died this week at the age of 68 -- johnson played in the late 60's, early 70's for then coach ralph miller -- a stellar career at iowa propelled him to being the 7th overall pick in the 1970 nba draft -- johnson played for 4 different nba high school ball tonight -- a pair of 5 and 2 teams -- cedar falls hosting linn- mar -- first quarter isaih johnson with the offensive board... second chance points... finds a wide spots up for the trey. then green hes dishing it out this time to javan fagan for the jam... tiger students are excited... 10-4 tigers early lions fighting back.... jared printy quick relase and a three for linn mar then its jordan bohannon showing some moves at the tt of the key his shooting stroke is looking good too lions up 8 and its a jackie moon sighting in the student section back to the hardwood loose ball finds its way to jordan brandt... who gets the tuff and one tigers went on a run right before the half isaiah johnson.. with the steal hes coming right at us... for the and one but linn mar goes on to win this one 69-61 waterloo

sunshine to start our week -- lows in the 30's -- temps below average for the week -- but only about 3 to 5 degrees -- it'll be cool, but not too cold. > sharie johnson > keeping outdated harware out of the how c-e-s is helping the community get rid of their unwanted tech while making sure it goes to the right place./// organizers of the massive electronics want to help you make room for all these new exciting products. today c-e-s and samsung teamed for an electronics recycling drive. it was a chance for people to get rid of all they're outdated and unused technology from old and broken tvs to outdated phones and computer equipment. all of the hardware collected get disposed of in a safe responsible manner. (( walter alcorn vp environmental affairs and industry sustainability at ces "since this is the day after we wanted to give the community a chance to recycle the old electronic to complement all the new electronics that we see at ces .")) ((michelle mortenson)) > this was the first year c-e-s held an e- recycling event like this and are hoping today's event builds momentum for future events./// sharie johnson > that's it for us. stick around for

former new mexico governor gary johnson announced that he is running as a libertarian. he was the party' s nominee in 2012. an email sent to reporters from johnson said, quote, "america needs a president who will push back against the growth of government and mean it." the conversation is ramping-up regarding ted cruz' s u.s. citizenship. donald trump this noon is questioning whether cruz is even eligible to be president because he was born in canada. abc' s kenneth moton has more from washington. kenneth: cruz' s citizenship. today, more questions about ted cruz' s legal right to run for president. the texas senator born in canada to an american mother. sen. cruz: as a legal matter the settled law that the child of a u.s. citizen born abroad is a natural born citizen. kenneth: the man raising the concerns? his fellow republican donald trump. he told cnn cruz should go to court. mr. trump: ted, he should ask for a declaratory judgment because that would clear it all up. i' m doing this for the good of ted. kenneth: cruz, on the stump in iowa, called it all noise. sen. cruz: my focus is on

............................. .. 7-day forecast -- windy for the next few days -- 60's for later e week.sharie johnson)) > thisweekend football fans will find out which two tea ll go headfootball fans will find out which two teams will go head to in the super bowl. but local fans who subscribe to cox cable might have to make watch the game. it will be carried live by cbs and channel 8, but unless something changes in the next few days, the game will be blacked out for cox subscribers, along with everything else that airs on klas. george knapp reports on the and cox. here's some real-life daytime drama for you. things are about to get a lot less bold and considerably less beautiful for cox cable customers. after january 29th, cox customers will be blocked from watching their favorite programs on channel 8. the price won't be right in the mornings. and in the evenings, say goodbye to alex trebek's jeopardy brain twisters or vanna white's stylish letter- turns on wheel of fortune the most popular prime time programs on the nation's most watched network will vanish when klas is taken off the menu...the bi

the blizzard has s hut down the jennifer johnson / nbc news / washington, d.c.) begins....and it will be several days before many businesses and schools reopen. jennifer johnson, nbc news." as a reminder -- ten states and the jennifer johnson, nbc news." the diditrict of columbia are under states of emergency. closer to home -- the red cross makes local neighborhoods a little safer this weekend. volunteers went from door to door in a few cedar rapids neighborhoods to install smoke detectors. installations were free -- and the people who received new detectors said it made them feel a lot safer -- "it just makes me feel more secure. you know, i wouldn't most volunteers said this was their first time installing smoke detectors. they went through a brief training perio before installing the devices. volunteers say they caught on quickly. countdown to the caucus -- with -- candidates are pulling out all the stops -- especially here in eastern iowa. the doors recently opened for ted cruz and glenn beck in waterloo. kwwl's olivia mancino#joins us live form the five sullivan brothers convent