kaptur: good afternoon.r conroy, chaplain black, fellow members of the ohio delegation, senator brown, senator portman, majority leader mcconnell, leader pelosi, speaker ryan, and all assembled here today, what an honor it is to celebrate the legacy of thomas alva edison, a native ohioan, as we unveil his statue in the united states capitol. please let me extend a buckeye welcome to the ohioans joining us as well as profound things to all the many dear individuals from many walks of life whose efforts bring us to this moment. considered one of america's greatest inventors, the life and legacy of thomas edison lives large among us today. edison believed what you are will show in what you do. thomas edison was the youngest of seven children. he was born in a small brick home with a white picket fence in 1847 in milan, ohio. a small town then, and still today, in northern ohio that i have had the privilege of representing during my early service. edison's early life was not the story book character you might en

kapture with a k. >>> look at of heroin and now off the streets in new bedford. police arrested a rhode island man for trafficking the drugs. we are told there is 1,000 grams of heroin in that package. >>> police seized 18 dogs from a filth house in pelham, new hampshire. they executed a search warrant after a two-week investigation. among the dogs a rottweiler mix that given birth to eight puppies. all the dogs were given to a veterinary hospital to be checked out. cruelty charges. >>> a suv hit a man in waltham. both men were in a crosswalk on their way to work when there were hit on wyman street yesterday morning. people who live and work in the area were upset about what happened but not surprised. >> 50, 60 miles per hour. they don't care. they don't try to walk across the street. they don't care and they just keep going. >> reporter: driver was a 6 0-year-old man who was not impaired. looking at speed, darkness or weather may is have been a factor. >>> good morning, everyone, we check traffic and weather every ten minutes. things look nice and quiet at 4:17

i think congresswoman kaptur said it well in terms of his background.estined for greatness. he was near deaf. he was the son of a shingle maker and a schoolteacher. as was said earlier, he didn't do particularly well in school. as a result, he really had no formal schooling. he got bad grades. his teacher told his mom one day that he was addled. and too stupid to learn anything. because of his disability. interesting lesson there, isn't it. but he had something that other kids didn't have. he had an amazing work ethic. and he had this determination and perseverance and will to succeed. so he left school, but by age 14 he was already an entrepreneur. he was doing things, making things, selling newspapers and concessions on this new-fangled railroad system. he was ahead of his time. at age 22 he had his first real invention, it was the electronic vote recorder which he tried unsuccessfully to sell to the united states congress. don't you love that? again, he was ahead of his time, wasn't he. he was a guy who just couldn't stop experimenting. and inventing

police anonymous tip line or the mass state police violent fugitive apprehension center at 1-800-kapture. i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> a pregnant manatee found near the cape is headed home. the 13-mile journey she's taking right now and the massive effort to get her to warmer water. >>> many civilians are fleeing the city which could lead to a massive humanitarian crisis. the u.n. is preparing for up to a million refugees by the time the fighting is finished. >>> forbes magazine listed the richest people in the united states. warren buffett is worth an estimated $31il man of the year. and facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg made fourth. >>> the pregnant manatee rescued from the coast of mal falmouth back in florida tonight. we've been telling you about the washburn manatee since she was discovered in september. she first traveled to the connecticut aquarium for care and then a crane hoisted her on a truck headed to the airport home. >> we're seeing that the baby is growing, a nice steady heart rate. everything was looking really good. it was active this morning. we're very optimistic. >> wa

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police anonymous tip line or the mass state police violent fugitive apprehension section at 1-800-kapture. i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> store surveillance captures the moment a stranger tries to grab a toddler from her mom's shopping cart. it happened in houston. the mother says she turned her head while shopping daughter. luckily the little girl was strapped into that shopping cart cover. the mom says his words were disturbing to say the least. >> i was trying to take you while your mother wasn't looking. and it was just such a strange thing to say. >> the man in the video has been not identified or charged. >>> a similar attempted back in august after surveillance video showed him grabbing a young boy here and tried to lead him out the store's back exit. the boy's father confronted the man. 47-year-old steven o'brien took off but was arrested and charged with kidnapping. >>> a hit-and-run driver nearly runs over a little girl. the crash killed the family dog and left the other family pet wearing a neck brace. >> it would have made a big difference. >> reporter: cory has been keeping t

tact fall river police anonymous line or the violent police apprehension fugitive section at 1-800-kapture. >> vanessa: bob, thank you. tonight, police are investigating a deadly crash in waltham. we first brought it to you as it was breaking on fox 25 this morning. one man was hurt when they were hit crossing a busy street, wyman street. jim morelli live at the scene for us tonight and jim, this accident is raising new concerns about the crosswalks out there. >> the reporter: correct, vanessa. you know, right behind me, we have a sign hat these crosswalks. the state law is clear, it says yield to pedestrians who are in the crosswalk. that directive aimed at drivers. speed limit here in wyman street is 40 miles per hour, but pedestrians we spoke with says faster than that. while they're upset about what happened this morning, they are not altogether surprised. >> it is dangerous because they go fast. >> the reporter: on top of that, there are no lights, no stop signs on this stretch of wyman street in waltham, though the crosswalks work by what you might have call the honor system, meaning

marcy kaptur is here. your outstanding mayor frank jackson is here.plause] and although he is campaigning elsewhere in the state i want to make sure we give a shout-out to your former governor and the next united states senator from ohio, hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] i know, i love you back but think you. thank you. this will probably be one last time that i'm in cleveland as your president. i'm going to come back to cleveland. but, understand michelle and i are leaving. we have been here for a gear so now we are making sure we didn't bring any china, making sure that bo and sonny haven't ruined too many carpets. we want to get our security deposit back if we are so grateful and so blessed to have had all the supporter for these ears. it's been a great privilege and i remember when we were campaigning here on that day. we were in the midst of two long wars putting an enormous word on our military families. we were in the early days of what would turn out to be the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. you had all kinds of challenges and he