linda has two grandchildren. they share many of the same interests. has they both wanted hoverboards for christmas and grandma linda went to check it off the list. the first one arrived this morning but linda now has concerns. fire marshals have issued warnings about the toys, citing batteries can overheat, leading to the possibility of fire. while circumstances very, she now wonders if gives are a good idea. she will continue to research the issue before she wraps the boards. >> i am concerned about the fires. i have been trying to research catching fire.i have not found out anything yet. if this brand is one of the brands that does catch fire, i will return them. >> there have been no reports of incidents in nevada. numerous incidents across the nation have got the attention of the u.s. consumer product the agency is now cautioning buyers not to leave hoverboards unattended while charging the batteries and to not put it under the tree fully charged. if you encounter a problem with the device, you are urged to report it. for more information on how to

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linda has more. >> these are the top kids picks in the december issue >> we do our own tests, looking for pinch points, sharp edges. >> this toy is called sick science. >> its teaching them about gravity. different things you can d>> kids can also have fun with this twist on building blocks. >> the kids can move the marble through. you see the spinners. different tilts on it. >> here is the newest, astro nova, a levitating doll. >> this is how it is able to do it. you see it is lighting up. if you have music on, it can get going in a fun manner. >> you can also get an t-rex. >> it goes up to two and a half feet. a lot of interactive elements. >> for the same price, roy's and girls will enjoy these rev's. >> it's like bumper cars. it will tell you the health of your vehicle. you can unlock different features. reed: i took some notes. marie: she was just saying, how fun it is. earlier when i said the skis are busy, the skies will be crowded. reed: the skis could be busy depending what happens with mount charlemarie: after an accident took her family, all she wanted were letters. her fri

. >> linda has had dry eyes for much of her life. >> really dry and gritty, and specially in the mornings when you wake up. >> she has tried all sort of remedies. >> artificial tears, then some ointments. >> while dry eyes are mostly a quality of life issue, they also lead to serious eye problems. >> it can be associated with infection, to the surface of the eye, things with permanent loss of vision. >> now linda volunteering for clinical trial to see if fish oil supplement might actually ease her dry eyes. >> it is an oil of course. but really anti-inflammatory activities what makes it of interest. >> linda has been taking five capsules a day that might contain fish oil or might just be olive oil. >> i think i felt bit of difference. i am hoping i am taking the fish oil supplement, we'll see, i'll finds out toward the end of the stud. >> i doctors say there is little down side to taking fish oil. it is also known to be heart healthy. previous studies looking at fish oil for dry eyes were inconclusive. >> this large study is meant to really determine its effectiveness. i'm stephanie stahl

. >> reporter: linda has spent her life carrying for animals. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary which became a popular summer camp and afterschool program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. >> now when i told the kid we have to close the program, they're heartbroken. they loved these animals. >> a job loss means the couple can't afford+vx to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they planjkñ, towmq sell the n fine new homes for their extended family, like bronco and diego, two miniature horses. >> we hospital them to have a healthy life and be with people who actually understand the animals. >> reporter: there's a pair of guinea pigs, family of ducks who would love to take a swim and plenty of curious cats. >> it's feeding0l time here ate ranch there are a lot of cats in need of adoption. in fact 40 of them could use a good home. all the horses have been adopted. brianna harris, who who went to summer camp is now the proud ever. >> what's the legacy of your ranch here? how do you want people to remem

>> so gisele has a twin, linda hamilton has a 2010? >> and she has a twin, but it's a brother. >> i would hate it if gisele were my twin. >> i'm in business. >> thank you so much. what do you have coming up? >> we have "total divas" airing in january. not our man, my man. >> "total divas" airs january 19th. >> and we navigate sticky holiday situations after this. his. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief. ditch the misery. >>> if you're like hoda, you're probably spending the holiday season bouncing around from one party to another. >> and you can be sure there will always be a sticky situation that pops up. so we thought it would be a good idea to bri

linda has more. >> reporter: from walking dinosaurs to spinning monster dolls, these are the top kids picks in the december issue of "good housekeeping." we do our own battery of tests inside the lab, drop testing, pinch points, sharp edges, nothing's a choking hazard. >> reporter: cool experiments. >> this is teaching them about center of gravity and it will walk you through different things you remove one, what is that going to do with the teetering it. >> reporter: traditional building blocks, the megamarble run. >> take marbles through. you see the spinners and it goes through different levers and tilts. the kids had a great time. >> reporter: newest in mattel's monster high, a levitating doll. >> electromagnetic principles, this is how it's able to do it. based on when talking about, it's lighting up. if you have music on, kids can get the lights going. >> reporter: the doll costs 50 bucks. for twice that, you get the ultrat-rex, twist this figure, watch what happens. >> it goes up to the -- there are catapults, claws shoot out. a lot of interactive elements. >> reporter: for the

greg yesterday, the head of his wake today in west terrace and obviously not the correct video, linda schmidt has more on the somber a rival. ben: we are having video issues. the funeral for detective lamb will be held tomorrow at st. patrick's cathedral. do we have this story from linda schmidt? juliet: let's move on. we will get back to that story, very important one. we apologize for that. ben: one of the pioneers of heavy metal has passed away. trouble but we will get through it. lenny kilmister was an icon, music in general, famous for his mustache and a 1-shot as he was win music, the facebook page said -- ben, takeover. ben: he had trouble in los angeles after a battle with aggressive cancer. he was 70 years old. juliet: police are hunting a man who raped a 10-year-old girl in brooklyn, nypd says edwin attacked the little girl in a home in october. according to a police report she needed surgery following the brutal attack, the man is described as having brown eyes and black hair, 5 foot 3 and weighs about 110 pounds. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips.

. >> reporter: linda mcdonald has spent her life carrying for animals. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary which became a popular summer camp and after school program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. a job loss means the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they plan to sell the ranch and find new homes for their extended family, like bronco and diego two adorable miniature horses. >> it's tough. very, very tough. and it's hard saying goodbye to so many good memories that we have had. >> reporter: there's a pair of guinea pigs, a family of ducks, and plenty of curious cats. >> there are a lot of cats in need of adoption, in fact 40 of them could use a good home. all the horses have been accommodated. bree unanimous harris, who went to the summer camp, is now the proud opener of cheyenne. >> the best horse ever. >> how too you want people to remember it? >> i want them to have the children especially, that have grown up here on this ranch, want them to remember what the experience was like

linda mumma has the story out of california. customers at this modesto mini mart on coffee road after one of it's regulars... "there's like 6 or 7 guys... beat the odds... "it couldn't have happened to a once... but twice... in just a matter of minutes. "it's amazihg. unbelievable." fast mart manager lakhvir singh... says he sold the winning tickets... to rodney meadows... last week.. when he stopped in to pick up some 30-dollar sctchers while running errands. "he went ououside to scratch it, came in and i was like he won big." a thousand dollars big on the first try so he decided to play again. "someone came in and bought the 10 million." i c cn't even believe what a 10 million looks he had the managers check the ticket twice.... "so we scanned here and it s like ten zero zero zero." they say this isn't the first time the store has sold a "i won a thousand dollars one time on a crossword puzzle. he's won a thousand dollars on a crossword puzzle. the store also sold a 25-thousand dollar scratcher last month... and a 30-thousand

linda schmidt has more. >> this no trespassing sign is meaningless because iranian cyberhackers infiltrated am's control system. the city manager tells fox 5 which is two years ago, and to see the controls system but they were unable to take control of it. the department of homeland security investigated that hacking. new york congressman peter king says the breach as broad and dangerous implications. >> cybersecurity and asian states like iran and china, the dam, the grid -- >> political leaders are concerned about the indian point and controlling american industrial systems like dams, drawbridges and pipeline are all coming easy to breathe and need to be updated. hackers could theoretically cause an explosion, a flood or a traffic jam. >> whether it is iran, china, russia, isis or al qaeda at or just men and women out there, this is the issue of cybersecurity, great consequence and not enough has been done. >> reporter: in the past two years for an hackers have broken into network that supplied power to the military, mass-transit and business but the public almost never hears about it. am

editorial that appeared online and picking ted cruz we be daughters is dancing monkeys has no place in politics. linda schmidt has more. reporter: that's right, it has angered a lot of people. it has been pulled from "the washington post" website. >> this is a the cartoon that sparks heated reaction. depicting senator ted cruz is an organ grinder and his daughters is trained monkeys. republican presidential hopeful that we responded with a tweet. stick with attacking me, carolina and catherine are out >> not much ticks me off. but making fun of my girls will do it would. reporter: after they appeared with ted cruz and his wife and holiday video that poked fun at political ads. >> was the night before the shutdown and all through the house not a bill with stirring. reporter: the cartoonist said the ted cruz has put his children in a political ad. don't start screaming when editorial cartoonists do so as well. the cartoon is sparking debate because the rule of thumb is that children of local families are off-limits. >> it used to be the rules across the board, the kids are off limits, don't mess with my

. >> reporter: linda mcdonald has spent her life carrying for animals. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary which became a popular summer camp and after school program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. a job loss means the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they plan to sell the ranch and find new homes for their extended family, like bronco and diego two adorable miniature horses. >> it's tough. very, very tough. and it's hard saying goodbye to so many good memories that we have had. >> reporter: there's a pair of guinea pigs, a family of ducks, and plenty of curious cats. >> there are a lot of cats in need of adoption, in fact 40 of them could use a good home. all the horses have been accommodated. bree unanimous harris, who went to the summer camp, is now the proud opener of cheyenne. >> the best horse ever. >> how too you want people to remember it? >> i want them to have the children especially, that have grown up here on this ranch, want them to remember what the experience was like

linda schmidt has the latest. linda. reporter: that is right, good evening, allison. they believe ethan couch and his mother were in mexico. the two ended up using a cell phone to order pizza from domino's, location and that is how they got caught. >> we expected the mother-to-be charged with hindering apprehension and texas law. reporter: you a hrs say tonya couch took off for mexico with ethan so he prison time. ethan was serving ten years prohibition for killing four people while drunk driving two years ago near fort worth, texas, but then, this video surfaced showing him playing beer pong at a party. the probation violation could have hand him in prison for up to ten years. shortly after the video appeared, ethan and his mom disappeared. and international manhunt led authorities to puerto vallarta, mexico, a popular vacation destination. >> eventually got some intelligence information that was very valuable that they had drive in the pickup truck that we put out at the last opportunity for information to look for and that is what they tell us they would go to over

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linda schmidt has the story from lower manhattan. >> i think it's absolutely necessary. >> reporter: mayor de blasio's announcement is well received. next month the city will now provide its 20,000 non-union employees with six weeks fully paid maternity, paternity, adoption and foster care leave. the city reconfigured raises to cover the cost. this is the executive vice resources officer. >> because the family construct is so complicated and the whole idea of parenting has changed and it's now 2016, i think it should apply to all the different situations and all the different types of households that there are. >> reporter: he says we can expect to see more and more cities falling new york's path. >> i think you're going to see it as a trend. the cities are only catching up to corporate america, which many companies have already improved upon their parental leave policies. >> reporter: the mayor's office says it is willing to sit down and negotiate the same six week plan with union employees. in lower manhattan, linda schmidt, fox 5 news. dari: wow. alison: a new quinnipiac poll show

. ♪ >>> linda ellerbee has been writing, reporting, and delivering the news for more than 40 years. spent the first half of her career, reporting to adults, the second half explaining to children. i sat down with her on the eve of her retirement. >> i think i new i wanted to be a journalist fairly early, but it never occurred to me that i was going to work in television. when i was growing up, there were no women in television news. i wanted to be a newspaper journalist. i wanted to around run and run in and say stop the presses. i started at the ap. and then i was fired from the ap for letting a personal letter get out on the associated press newswire. >> and the part of women and lack of women. >> yes, and that actually got my hired for television. the news director said, boy, you write funny, i said boy, i didn't mean so. i have two children to support, i didn't mean to get fired. and he said we pay twice what the ap does. and i said television, no thank you. i have seen it. and he said we pay twice what the ap pays. and i said i think i can learn to like television. >> i knew th

now we also know the loma linda university medical center has received four patients so far. they are expecting three more. right now, no word on how they're doing. we do have ground video as well from san bernardino, where you can see police on the scene, still actively searching for at least one male suspect, who may have left the scene, possibly more. they may have left the scene in a black s.u.v. now, moments ago, police spoke about the hunts for the suspect. >> what we have so far is information up to three people had entered the building and had opened fire on people inside of the building. numbers of upwards of 14 people that are dead and upwards of 14 people that are injured. preliminary information indicates that these are people that came prepared, that they were -- they were dressed and equipped in a way to indicate that they were prepared, and they had -- they were armed with long guns, not handguns. they came in with a purpose. they came in with the intent to do something. >> vanessa: came in with a purpose is what the police chief said. now, from washington, pre

host: now joining us is a guest we have had on relatively frequently, linda robinson. she has covered a lot of military campaigns. of military campaigns. where were you last? guest: i think we are going to talk about isil today, so i have been out in the region this year. i have been to iraq and jordan and kuwait. in iraq, i visited all of the various units that were doing the advisory training work paid host: are you working -- training work. host: are you working with the pentagon? guest: rand is a nonprofit nonpartisan research institution. the bulk of its work is for the u.s. government, and of the the biggest part is research. host: so when you are out in the field, do you get a sense of who is fighting to? -- who is fighting who? guest: it is very complex. in my view, we have had a number of iraqi units over the past year that the u.s. military has reengaged with and is starting to understand their exact state because there was a loss of civility of was leading these ofts, what -- visibility fit was leading these units i watched that unit grow up over my many visits, for

would appear that anyone who was wounded, anyone that police were able to get to, has been evacuated we understand to loma linda university medical center. we're just getting information that the president has been briefed on this and the white house has been watching and jan crawford has more from washington. report scott, the president has just gotten a briefing from lisa monaco about this unfolding terrible incident in san bernardino. he's about to sit down with our norah o'donnell for a previously scheduled interview to discuss climate change, among other issues and, of course, you can be certain that this will be something that they discuss. we'll be hearing from norah at the end of that interview. scott, as we see now this scene, a.t.f., f.b.i., federal agents there on the ground assisting the san bernardino law enforcement authorities. our sources tell us that the local authorities will continue to lead this investigation at this moment, but they will be provided assistance by the a.t.f. and the f.b.i. now, about the golf course. that is kind of adjoining this complex, and, according to the "los angeles

such as the enforce act that my colleague, linda sanchez, has spearheaded. which will help to address the circumvention of anti-dumping and countervailing duties to address unfair trade. all of the deep flaws in this conference report far overshadow this provision and the real customs provisions that have long had bipartisan support. going further the bill includes an internet tax provision added by the conferees that has absolutely no place in this customs bill. it was neither in the house nor the senate customs bill. not only is it not a customs measure, it's not even a trade measure. dropping this provision into a conference report at the last inute and with no warning is no way to legislate. it's the opposite of regular order. indeed, this conference report does not tell it straight. as i said, it deletes the only provision that reflects meaningful legislation on currency. which has devastated u.s. jobs and economic growth. legislation that overwhelmingly passed the house previously. it keeps provisions inserted by the house to encourage republicans who

has classrooms that tested more than double the epa limit. >> i find it inexcusable we were not informed about this when you found out. linda crawford believes that her building has made her sick. >> i'm sick now. will i have lung cancer when i get older? tom: officials say they messed up after radon tests were done in 2012. he should have retested schools over the limit and done something to bring the levels down, but for three years, they have done nothing. >> i don't have any good answers. the best we can do at this point is do what we should have done in 2012. , the testing meade that should have happened in 2012 is scheduled to happen this week. montgomery county school officials say they will retest all the other schools as well in this time they will be a lot quicker to publish the results. reporting live in rockville, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom. thatng rain and cold air has been here a couple days. we are looking at more rain tomorrow. how will that impact the morning commute? let's find out for meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: from the belfort furniture weather center, the fog is settlin

linda says trump has given hope to the people and has everyone thinking. >> dina agrees about trump sayings the only one to tell it like it politically is, correct or not. >> our law enforcement people on the frontlines protecting us. thank you for responding. it was great to see you today. hope you have a wonderful tuesday. "fox and friends" starts right now. bye guys. >>> good morning to you. today is tuesday, december 8th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a shocking new clue in the terror attack investigation. the two radical islamistst dbts erase all of their tracks. wait until you see what they found when they follow the money. >>> republicans and democrats, donald trump's passionate call to keep all muslims emigrating to the united states until they figure things out. >> they don't want our system. they have no sense of reason or respect for human life. >> but is his plan resonating with vo

now onto linda hirschman. she has a law degree from the university of chicago and a phd in philosophy. she also practiced law for 15 years during which she appeared before the u.s. supreme court for three different cases. since she has published several nonfiction works including, but not limited to, victory, triumph of a revolution and get to work, manifesto of women of the world. now, she has published sisters in law, sandra day o'connor and ruth bader ginsburg change the world. they started their young careers when women were assumed not to be much at all. nonetheless, all the suffering and the early days and more after those marks that law school they eventually president reagan saw in thunder day o'connor the means of fulfilling a campaign promise. later president clinton skeptical at first, was one over after meeting ruth bader ginsburg. she sensed one over the hearts of many more. now she's at a point in her career where she is being asked about retirement and her popularity. from the book's opening is the type

linda is here. parker's defense has been rock solid this season and has done a much better job of eliminating big plays. i think are more focused on what we are trying to do.it all goes back to studying and preperation. eliminating big plays and trick plays will be huge against stanford. and this iowa team is built to do that because they play assignment football. everybody has an assignment if everybody takes care of their job that eliminate trick plays. coach parker has had a lot of trick plays and all the ways they use mccaffery. so i think they will be able so slow down the stamford offense. back to you josh. ... to the wrestling mat, it's the championship round of the midlands championships ... 125, iowa's thomas gilman with the early take down for two points... he defeated ronnie rios of oregon state, 5-1 for his 2nd midlands championship ... 133, northern iowa josh alber went into overtime in his match against emilio saavedra of old dominion... saavedra gets the takedown to win 3-1 ... 149, iowa's brandon sorensen facing northwestern's jason tsirtsis... this also went into ot... sorensen gets ov

now onto linda hirschman. she hasa law degree from the university of chicago and a phd in philosophy. she also practiced law for 15 years during which she appeared before the u.s. supreme court forh

totally subscriber supported and it has been successful for 20 years and linda who started at, she has a representative employee and everything you could possibly want. she wants to be helpful with this and so she sold the business for $2 billion. okay, it is possible that we can support what we want to support and therefore get what we want instead of being subject to advertisements that control we see. >> let me just take one moment to tell you about a recent announcement and it's a little bit strange. playboy just announced that there will been no more naked women. and as you know she infiltrated playboy many years ago. it's interesting. the daughter of hugh hefner who we have known for many years who took over some part of the management of that magazine, i always thought that even though she kind of inherited that if she wanted to do something better with the magazine and i don't know if years later as was her decision to try to change this. it's interesting that they decided that. >> you are a positive person. and i hope that you are right. what they said is that they were stoppi

. >> reporter: linda who you heard from also tells fox 25 that was the worst winter she has dealt with in her 55 years. linda also thinks that boston just isn't equipped for all the snow and she upgrades. for now we are in newton. malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> it is cold out there no doubt about it. some freezing cold temperatures to the west through. watertown, 29 for you new woburn but 26 carlyle and 25 in westin. there are some chilly temperatures back here. chelmsford to tyngsboro and getting off easy either. hanson is 30 but it's 29 in brockton. it's also 30 at the coast in duxbury this evening. to the west in worcester county some 20s here. fitchburg 24 . holden is at 31 but north borough at 28 as well. southeast south central vermont into northwestern 21 and 22 right along the the connecticut river. those valley locations tend to hold the cold air that's why when we're talking about potential for some freezing rain that was a place that i highlighted as that

linda, you can learn anything for $25 a month. and you know, it is a populist educational institution, no ads at all, totally subscriber supported. and it has been successful for 20 years. linda weinman who started it who has a representative employee, everything you could possibly want, she wants to be helpful with the us education. she sold the business for $2 billion. okay. it is possible that we can support what we want to support and therefore get will want instead of being subject to add that control receipt, control so much of what we see. >> well, let mewell, let me just take a moment to tell you about our recent announcement, and it is a little bit strange. playboy just announced it will be no more naked women. as you know, that brought them to this point. many years ago, but what is interesting is the daughter of hugh hefner we have known for many years who took over some part of the management of that magazine some years ago. i always thought that even though she kind of inherited that she wanted to do something better with the magazine command i don't know if years later this is her decision to try and change the magazine. i don

linda edwards by phone. she apparently is right nearby and in view of the address hotel and has stayed at that hotel many times. linda, what does it look like right now? >> now it is just billowing smoke. before it was completely engulfed in flames. i think everybody is still wondering whether it's going to collapse in on itself. it definitely looks like it was totalled. you know, i'm surprised it said it was only 20 floors burning. it definitely looked like it was burning all the way up and down the hotel. it was burning on one side and not the other. it looks like it was burning the whole length of the hotel in terms of top to bottom. >> so you live nearby. did you see people coming out of the building? did they tell you their evacuation stories? >> they have evacuated the whole area. surprised to hear from your show they are not canceling fireworks because they had -- they were expecting a million people tonight to be in this old town area to watch the fireworks from burj khalifa. in fact, people have been pouring in since early afternoon. they warned people to be here before 6:00. they were shutting all th

for george and linda, this adjustment in his care means a bit of normalcy has returned to their lives... and that's been life-changing. "it's still an uphill battle and it's proably going to be for the rest of my life, but it's going to be easier- i'm not going to sit there and wait until i fill up with fluid," says george. linda says, "just the fact that we can catch the fluid build-up early, is just a weight actually really given me my husband back." " stephanie/ots: cardio mems are becoming more widely used by doctors across the country. in a recent study, people who had the device implanted reported a significant decrease in the number of heart-failure related hospitalizations thanks to their doctors having access to their patients' heart data. stephanie coming up on local 5 news at five... if you're buying tech gifts for someone on your christmas list, you may want to keep a few things in mind come christmas morning. stephanie: but next...hillary clinton and donald trump are trading attacks on the campaign trail - the comment that started this latest round! stephanie: and... rand

reporter: linda brady says her husband was an avid car enthusiast. he even built this modified car, which has been raised by nascar legends. he had 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. >> very gentle, kind man. reporter: linda' s heart is broken, mended only by the knowledge of the life her husband lived and the support she now has around her. >> he' s the love of my life and he' s gone. reporter: the owner of that pizza restaurant told me off-camera that burns had been working there about four months and he had no idea there was any issue involving drugs or alcohol. michael burns will be arraigned tomorrow in stoughton. live in stoughton, reid lamberty. heather: new at 11, new hampshire police nab an arson suspect, 27-year-old justin kane is behind bars tonight accused of trying to light his mother' salem home on fire. police say he had an argument with his mom and poured gasoline on the rear deck of her home. officers arrested him at his father' s house. his mother was not hurt. taking a live look at the boston skyline on a sunday night, clouds moving in, but with this type of we

has more... in this week's your health matters. linda davis says, "he could just not wake up one day. (cries) i'm lindnddavis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with everyday. her husband, georg has congestive heart failure, and over the past few years, they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. george says, "i couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breath, i couldn't lay down, and it wasjust like my lungsgs were collapsing. and they took 19 some liters of fluid off of me." when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system. but, the past month has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery and it sends a signal to one of the receivers that

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linda is here. parker's defense has been rock solid this season and has done a much better job of eliminating big plays. i think are more focused on what we are trying to do.it all goes back to studying and preperation. eliminating big plays and trick plays will be huge against stanford. and this iowa team is built to do that because they play assignment football. everybody has an assignment if everybody takes care of their job that eliminate trick plays. if you're not among the thousand of hawkeyes enjoying the game in pasadena, you can watch it live from your couch. kickoff is set for 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. you can find the game on espn. we'll take one last check of your forecast, county. rescue teams are on the scene of a report of someone falling through the ice. the swisher fire department responded to the hawkeye wildlife area around 10:40 this morning. several departments are at the scene to help. for any updates. our other top story this midday... a plane bound for cedar rapids from orlando florida made an emergency landing this morning. allegiant flight 760 landed in chatanooga tennessee aft

for george and linda, this adjustment in his care means a bit of normalcy has returned to their lives... and that's been life-changing. proably going to be for the rest of my life, but it's going to be easier- i'm not going to sit there and wait until i fill up with fluid," says george. linda says, "just the fact that we can catch the fluid build-up early, is just a weight lifted off of my shoulders. they've actually really given me my husband back." with your health matters, alongside chief photograher johnathan mack, jenna rehnstrom abc9 news. tim: christmas is a time of giving..... tim: christmas is a time of giving..... and for one local teenager..... his life.... while at the same time helping him prepare for college.lawton bronson senior henry haafke spenttoday working at the american legion in sergeant bluff. to earn a 750 dollar college scholarship...... by asking his friends and family to donate blood. his goal, 50 donors before the end of the day. henry says although the extra money for school offered by lifeserve blood center...could help... it's also about giving.... "it m

blog/mindi ng-the-body/201407/ho w-admiring-the-sunset- changes-you-the-better>>) author linda wasmer andrews has written 13 mental health books... and an article for "psychology today" titled "how admiring the sunset changes u for the betterer(sot/linda 12:26:06)(milwaukee interview) (linda wasmer andrews/authoor) "it's a sense of connectedness to something bigger than you. and research shows when someone experiences awe, it can lead to a decrease to have xxxx and increase in pro- social behavior, more generous to other people."(track 13) (sunsets)the effects are temporary, so wasmer andrews prescribes a daily dose of "awe"... to be taken at dusk. and it's o-k, she says, to capture the heavenly wonder with cameras, or canvas -- as long as *they* go down before the *sun* does.(sot/linda 12:35:24)"it's ironic because you're telling people that you're experiencing it when you're not experiencing it!" (track 14)(show the three guys, or mark & jake at video wall)experiences, these guys say, we can now predict... 3 3 box office records were shattered this weekend. we'll show you how much money the for

linda hospital, four confirmed adult patients. there's also another hospital in the area, arrowhead hospital, that has six confirmed patients right now. here at loma linda they do have family gathering in an area of the hospital, we're told that's where family members are sort of supposed to go, supposed to congregate there. that's where the information about their loved ones is flowing. that is an area of the hospital that is also heavily guarded by police. they're taking this very seriously, george. it's still very scary at this moment. a lot of information coming in. >> and kayna, as this started to unfold over the last three hours you were in the region as you were heading to the hospital, what kind of alerts could you tell the public was getting? >> reporter: you know, it's interesting. because as you get closer and closer to the scene, you have to drive along the highway. and they have certain exits on the highway completely blocked off. which in california traffic if talking about a major jam on the highway. so that's creating problems all throughout the city. then as you get closer and closer, they have a major radius arou

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linda got to work to solve the problem. >> for 22 years this is the place allen has called home. a property he owned with his wife until they divorced in 2007. >> i offered to buy the house which she accepted and in 2007 i refinanced and bought the home and transferred it to myself. >> this year allen decided it was time for some renovations including work in the kitchen and on the siding outside. that's why he applied for a home equity loan. two weeks after applying he found out there's a problem. >> there's a lean on your home from hsbc. there's no satisfaction of mortgage mortgage document filed with the county indicating the mortgage is paid off. >> he was shocked. >> right now, i can't sell my home. i can't take a home equity loan out. there's a lean on my house with the county because they never filed the paperwork. i spoke to various people and they said this could take three months to a year to clear up. >> when he heart that, allen immediately reached out to news 4. >> really, you're my best hope and i can't thank you enough for being here. i would like to get my satisfa

for george and linda, care means a bit of normalcy has returned to their lives... and that's been life-changing. "it's still an uphill battle and it's proably going to be for the rest of my life, but it's going to be easier- i'm not going to sit there and wait until i fill up with fluid," says george. linda says, "just the fact that we can catch the fluid build-up early, is just a weight lifted off of my shoulders. they've actually really given me my husband back." " stephanie: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: a winter weather advisory is in place across western iowa through the end of the day today as snow road travelling. snow showers will move through western iowa during the morning hours and slowly fade out across central iowa during the afternoon. accumulations will generally be around 1 to 3" west of the metro, but we could still see an inch or so here in des moines. grassy areas will be affected the most, but with the freeze overnight roads in western iowa will likely get a bit slick under the fresh snow duri

linda hospital, four confirmed adult patients. there's also another hospital in the area, arrowhead hospital, that has six confirmed patients right now. here at loma linda they do have family gathering in an area of the hospital, we're told that's where family members are sort of supposed to go, supposed to congregate there. that's where the information about their loved ones is flowing. that is an area of the hospital that is also heavily guarded by police. they're taking this very seriously, george. moment. a lot of information coming in. >> and kayna, as this started to unfold over the last three hours you were in the region as you were heading to the hospital, what kind of alerts could you tell the public was getting? >> reporter: you know, it's interesting. closer to the scene, you have to drive along the highway. and they have certain exits on the highway completely blocked off. which in california traffic if you block off one exit you're talking about a major jam on the highway. so that's creating problems all throughout the city. then as you get closer and closer, they have a major radius around this area on completely blo

bernardino, california, where a mass shooting has happened. 14 people we have heard have died and another 14 have been wounded. steve: that's right. linda schmidt live in the newsroom monitoring the latest >> reporter: that's right. the latest is president obama has been briefed on this mass shooting as authorities are still searching for up to three gunmen. now i want you to take a look at it started about 11:00 this morning. police say the gunmen walked into the inland regional center. that was about 11:00 this morning california time. they just started shooting. the center in san bernardino is a social services facility that helps people with developmental diseases. s.w.a.t. teams were able to respond quickly to this because they were nearby training. police searched people coming out of the building with their hands in the air. they must have been terrified. they gunmen had long guns wearing body armor. police say 14 people were killed and 14 others injured. interview with the police chief and the father of a young woman who was inside the building. she was able to text her dad about what was going on. >> the suspects have fled pote

linda. an accident has caused slow traffic from novato, slower than usual getting into novato. still slow down into danville. 580 which used to be one of the alternatives to 880 is very slow this morning. san leandro up to the lakeshore area. 880 itself slows to downtown. 8:03. back to the desk. >> thank you 15. ,a big fire tore through an east bay apartment complex. >> people were forced to run out of their homes and into the cold and darkness. ktvu's alex savidge says neighbors helped neighbors escape the danger. >> reporter: investigators say the fire started in an apartment. apparently one of the bushers was left on at the stove. thankfully the family that lives in this unit made it out safely. so did everybody else in this building although there was one woman treated for smoke inhalation bey paramedics. here's cell phone video of this fire that started about 3:30 at this complex on joan vista street. you can see flames were shooting from the roof when crews got here. inside that original unit where the fire started a mother was sleeping with ler two young daughters. a sev