certainly the local indians are the ones who made success at about culture. city staff recently traveled to santa barbara to learn about its rich history. you can learn more about santa barbara and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3.-- voting for bernie sanders because he is honest, has a good record, and cares about the people. >> this election is important, has neverr country been more polarized. if you do not participate, you do not have a voice. >> this year will be historic. either side could give us the first e-mail president. >> the taxpayers and the citizens of this country should not bear the growing national debt. next weekend on american reel america, vietnam hearings 50 years later. from february 1966, the senate floor in relations committee gave equal time to critics of the war and members of the johnson administration in hearings that were televised live. here is a preview. >> the vietnam hearings were probably some of the most extraordinary ever held by

iitn thwi sripitu aalutrihoty .tey:rr se.ur grgeoe:o, s bthroerureasn re >>> local indian colony is the recipient of a $1.3 million grant. we tell you what they plan to do with the money, in a couple of minutes. >>> winter storm is coming our way. wins, rain and snow are in the forecast. i will break it down for you. the stories and more coming up on february 17, 2016. >>> you are watching "news4 today"," on your side in high definition. >>> good wednesday morning and welcome to the last "news4 today"." >> i'm bill frankmore. we will get you going on this 17th day of february. they say christmas is over, valentine's day is over and now, time for spring break. >> sent patty's day -- you know what i mean -- we are ready for sunshine. temperatures in the 70s on yesterday and things will change in a hurry. we will get you the forecast in a bit. >>> we now know that there was a deadly stabbing and reno. sparks police originally -- initially rescued -- arrested michael robinson for driving a stolen vehicle. they learned he may have stabbed a man in reno and they checked an apartment in south

but certainly the local indians are who made a success out of this agriculture.nnouncer: our city staff easily traveled to santa barbara to learn about its rich history. you can learn more about santa barbara and other stops at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. next weekend, vietnam hearings 50 years later. something for a 1966, the senate foreign relations committee gives equal time to critics of the war and members of the johnson administration in hearings televised live to the nation. here is a preview. >> the vietnam hearings were some of the most extraordinary hearings held by congress. they were hearings of investigation into a war that was still being fought. congress and particularly the senate wanted to know why we were in vietnam, what the administration policies were, and they wanted to hear from opponents of the war. they gave equal status to critics of the war as they did two supporters of the war. it was a real debate. mosts one of america's distinguished diplomats. foreigne an art

when the war breaks out, a small american garrison was there and they are besieged by the local indians, pottawatomie indians who were aligning with the british. the garrison knows that they are in an untenable position, so they are leaving the fort and trying to make their way through the indian line. william wells leads them out and he leads them out with his face blackened in sort of traditional miami indian way of preparing for death. he knows he is going to die. and the pottawatomies attack, they enter the garrison, they kill a lot of people, and they kill william wells and they cut out his heart and the eat it as a gesture of respect for a great enemy. his life story and a lot of what i have been talking about here is about boundary, indians and americans fighting over a boundary, indians lying down their lives to protect the ohio river, and we sort of get an idea that the frontier is about that. there is a sort of hard line of separating the whites and the indians, but in fact, and this is the deeper tragedy of it, the front tier is not a hard line, it is like a sponge. you get p

certainly the local indians are the ones who made success at about culture. -- out of the culture. >> all weekend american history tv is featuring santa barbara, california. plaintiffdge r.b. ord america's first avocado trees. staff recently visited many sites showcasing the city's history. you can learn more all weekend here on american history tv. >> what brought so many people to santa barbara was is incredible climate and location. the coast give them all day sunshine. and that ocean air, was recommended in various visitors brochures. doctors would say go to santa barbara. fresh ocean air and mountain air. that was seen as the tier for so many people in the 1870's and 1880's when we really boomed, not as a tourist city but as a health resort. in 1871 mn came to california on the transcontinental railroad. it had just been completed for a couple of years. they wanted him to write about the wonders of california and bring people out here. as he came to california he wrote down about the various things he saw. in a section called "california for invalids and health seekers," you put

local mother -- good use. breaking right now -- a car crash involving a horse in indian hill. hill.chopper nine -- the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first... was flying over that scene right after it happened. happened.let's go right to dan carroll... he's in chopper

everything we're asking as well as united airlines with previous legislation federal, state, and local regarding indianmerican educati education. >> hi again. >> it's quiet i guess on the tail end of the tying it altogether those photographs were taken at the vents we were collaborating with the agencies and their youth group to empower and strengthen their identity to keep going as we push them to get more education to get back in their to be stronger individuals here's some of the things that is opening we have a permanent place at sanchez school where the kids can come and get tare tutoring and food pantries so which is a good thing now and see we're trying to like focus on improving the education quality teachers you know things that are available for the whole school district of kids of nationalities our kids are included and voicing we need your help and those are the things we need and the photos we're showing we are trying to make ourselves public we are here the school district title vii native american and awe latin indians so thank you, aga again. (clapping.) >> oh, this is the report i gues

that one make it on local 5's top plays this sunday. but the indians hanging around. jalen hunter takes it in and scores it on the scoop layup. indianola not done. schafer orwig with the sweet name and the sweet 3-point play. could indianola pull off the upset?! north starting to pull away. again locure finds bijek coming out of no where. (ben hayes hits the corner three to put north up in the fourth) but indianola stuns north on its home floor. indians knock off the polar bears 73-69. on the girls side indianola also taking on the polar bears. home team lationna robinson hits polar bears up back come the carrington kuehl hits the corner pocket trifecta to tie it but north, trying monster upset. nyadholi deng finds herself wide open and but indianola just too good she would go on a ten-0 run by herself to end the first quarter. indians led it 30- 13 after one. rolls 64-31. jordan/bam we'll be right watching local five news at 10. check this out. at the famous par 3 16th during wednesday's pro am at the phoenix open....spectator s saw a hole in one, by eldrick. but no

indian hill. hill.a horse hit by a car, has to be put down.dan carroll is live in in chopper 9 - the only local helicopter getting

. @>>> he is a local legend @playing for the cleveland @indians before leaving the @major league toen list in the @navy, to,en list in the navy @for world war two. @>> reporter: his statue is @outside progressive field but @his legacy goes far beyond @baseball. @days after pearl harbor bob @feller enlisted, even though he @didn't have to. @you can see the terrace club at @progressive field, a whole list @starting when he came into the @league in 1936. @all the accolades before he @enlisted in 1941. @he served five years, and then @leaving the league and retiring @in 1956. @because of this legacy the @indians launched a month-long @campaign to have the white @house recognize feller with the @presidential medal of freedom, @the highest civilian award in @the u.s. the petition needs @100,000 signatures, and with @two weeks left, feller is still @88,000 short. @>> the medal of freedom @signifies what bob feller meant @to us. @an ambassador for the game of @baseball and for the country. @i think it means more to our @fans. @>> if you want to sign the @petition, we have more @information on

the numbers from gainesville to clermont, orlando, into indian 60s in all locales. wet weather closing in on gainesville. getting ready to move across i-75. and in western flagler. across the orlando metro, not much going on at this time. we begin to pump up a southerly wind and allow the rain to develop. this will be here tomorrow, a sharp line of dangerous storminess over the eastern gulf of mexico and we could see storms during the noon hour. the big booming chance tomorrow. and sunny, and cooler, and no rain chance for the week's end. >> gina: semoran and old cheney still blocked. and an earlier crash on epcot center drive on i-4, which is not causing delays at all. it looks to be clearing soon. everything is looking very nice on i-4. i-4 westbound from lame mara to colonial. and the 408 is look good. it's up to speed as well. >> john: 6:03 here on good day. a man opens his door and then gets shot in his stomach. >> amy: it happened at the pine hill apartments. fox 35's dana jay has more. >> reporter: the police were called here just before midnight. they said,

or go home tonight for regional finals, and just one, local vs local matchup. 14th ranked valley travels to number 5 indianola. the indians are 21-1, that lone loss coming to top ranked johnston. the two met earlier this year with indianola winning by 20. the tigers hope for a different outcome tonight. if they get one, they're on to state. and congratulations to the urbandale jayhawks bowling team. the boys won the 2a state championship, pleasant third. fort dodge finished seventh. iowa still doesn't know if drew ott can play an additional year of football for the hawkeyes. ott applied for a medical redshirt waiver. ott played more than the allowable number of games before tearing an acl, but since he was already injured, he only played two full games. chad leistikow of the des moines register reports no word from the big ten, even tough the nfl scouting combine in this weekend, and ott's been invited. kirk ferentz said earlier this month he's optimistic ott will get a fifth year at iowa. the hawkeyes are 9 point favorites at home tomorrow night. after losing 2 of 3, and suffering their first mini slump of the season, io

. @>>> he is a local legend @playing for the cleveland @indians before leaving toen @list in the u.s. navy for world @war ii. @there is a push to have bob @feller recognized. @>> reporter: his statue is @outside progressive field but @his legacy go far beyond @baseball. @just days after pearl harbor, @bob feller enlisted, even @though he didn't have to. @>> dropped everything to join @the navy. @>> reporter: you can see the @exhibit here the terrace club @at progressive field, a whole @list of accolades on his @timeline, starting when he came @into the league in 1936, all @the accolades for the next nine @seasons, before he enlisted in @the navy in 1941. @he served for four years before @coming back with the team in @1945. @here before leaving the league @and retiring in 19 vi. @because of this the indians -- @in 1956. @because of this the indians @have launched a petition to @have him given the highest @civilian award in the united @states. @the name of it, medal of @freedom, signifies what bob @feller meant to us. @he was an ambassador for the @game of baseball, for the @country. @w

inmates looking for companionship made an inmate dot com is catching fire at a local prison in chesapeake several inmates at the indian creek correctional center have active dating profiles on the site anyone connect with them by writing the letters we interviewed received countless letters one thing to meet some of the stream by now that they were in prison as opposed to meeting someone in prison in taos light water there's no telling what kind of people and are tracked with this well tonight at eleven are jimmy lee will have the story of an inmate who says this website helped him find true republican presidential candidates take the debate stage is their last debate before voters including virginians cast their ballots and we're learning more about the victims of the deadly tornado in waverly with loved ones are honoring the lives lost while the time to rebuild thirty news now is i hillary clinton and marco rubio are headed to hampton roads both presidential candidates will campaign here before our primary on super tuesday. well that announcement comes as the republicans pressed for a high stakes debate tonight in h

local water. >> matt: what scientists are saying about the indian river lagoon's health. >> lisa: but first, more people in florida now have the zika virus, including pregnant women. an update on the health alert, next. >> reporter: after an afternoon full of showers and thunderstorms in cocoa, we're pinpointing nice weather as we continue to zoom in to your street level, pinpointing your forecast for tonight and into thursday for folks in cocoa. for tonight, temperatures dipping into the upper 50's. the big change, though, it will be feeling nice and dry. cooler temperatures and skies are clearing out. a gorgeous forecast heading into thursday. look at the high for tomorrow. only 66 degrees. plenty of sunshine. be aware of that if you're taking lunch outdoors for tomorrow. another very beautiful, calm evening for thursday night with overnight lows into the low 50's. >> remember, news 6 is always on >> lisa: more cases of the zika virus are now confirmed in florida. >> matt: there are 32 confirmed cases and 11 counties in the state. at least four in central florida. they won't confirm what counti

indian hill home. he was minutes from death... but tonight - a local 17-year- old is talking for the very first time about the day he almost ended his life. <"they can put up some facade that they're happy and they're really not. they're crashing on the inside."> he spoke exclusively to 9 on your side's rose-ann aragon who is here tonight with the tanya - he tells me it was the darkest time of his life.so now - he is making it- his mission to help *other teens who feel like there is *no other option. "it was an attempt to overdose on prescription medication (pause).. at 17-years-old -- romell roberts wanted to die. ...that was probably the biggest mistake of my life." this came after years of bullying. "it comes in all different forms. it comes in peer pressure, social media." he writes: "i never had the perfect life most teens envision. i never had fancy shoes or fancy clothes..i was never popular like i wanted to be." he was tormented. (chandra nealy gray- aunt) (no cg-too quick)"when he was walking home from school he would avoid walking certain way

the primary for tomorrow night jeb bush will be ohio governor kasich will be an indian land in sun city carolina lakes. local voters are getting hit with calls and mailers from candidates aiming to get support. >> trying to put the bug in your ear to vote for them. if you get a call about donald trump or mail about us senator ted cruz, that person will be on your mind when you vote. >>> a mixup in the campaign for marco rubio. his new america add. his weekend. it features dan cooper skyline in canada. it is morning again in america harbor in vancouver.'s campaign responded, we are not going to make canada an issue. find a section of wsoc-tv.com dedicated to the elections. click vote 2016. >>> south carolina senators for fixing state roads. amendments to the proposal are expected which would add time to the debate. one of the plans would raise the gas tax by $.12 a gallon. an estimated $723 million will be put into words but the proposal only cuts income and taxes by 400 million. >>> daytrippers are explaining why they shut down to local interstates on monday night that stopped traffic for hours. >>> we inves

indian hills. which is a nice suburban neighborhood in louisville. >> local reporter josh moss landed a rare interviewh jennifer in her family in 2010. >> growing up here was easy for her to be sort of grounded in her family. and family is really important to her. >> the youngest of three, jennifer was the first girl on her dad's side in 50 years. >> her brother, ben, told me that her nickname was nitro growing up. she just probably had so much energy and just being around them sort of trying to follow in their footsteps. >> she can be rough and rowdy. she had two older brothers, she can hold her own. >> amanda cornish knew the lawrences well. especially jennifer. >> they're tight. they're supportive of each each other. they work together. i mean you look at them working on the campaign together. >> jennifer and her brothers spent their summers at the family's camp just outside of louisville. amanda was a counselor there. >> how important was the camp to the lawrence family? >> i think very important. because they got out of louisville and they got to go to the country. >> it was where jennifer loved

not too bad through prince georges county, you'll run into this delay on the inner loop local lanes passing 210 indianead highway. >> anchor: thanks. new this morning, fairfax county police are investigating after a man shot his way into reston hospital center. with a self-inflicted gun shot wound. when the door he tried to enter was locked he fired through the glass and fired against inside. he was taken to another hospital for treatment. no one else was hurt. pressing forward after new hampshire, big wins and surprising losses on campaign trial. coming up in just 2 minutes on news channel 8 we're joined by a papal of experts discussing the results of last night's presidential primary. you can get all the latest news, traffic and weather updates now and throughout the day on news channel 8. >>> we welcome you back to "gma." donald trump, the big winner last night in new hampshire and he celebrated big time with his family thanking his daughter ivanka who made seven stops. seven stops in one day at the polls. now all eyes of course on south carolina and trump will join us in a few minutes. >> he seeme

a local teacher is honored after his quick actions saved the life of a student. joseph dupps, a teacher at indian hill, performed the a pretzel.. last night... dupps was recognized by school board. it's a very big honor, i appreciate everything from indian hill, drew's parents, drew and being a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he wouldn't trade his job as a teacher world. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. political uncertainty after the new hampshire election coverage for you this morning...more political uncertainty after the new hampshire primary. donald trump and bernie sanders both won easily. trump took 35- percent of the vote, while sanders had 60-percent. both presidential hopefuls finished second in iowa. now they are looking forward to south carolina "new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to for

cross, boy's basketball, a family affair. not only leading the indians, but coaching two of the suns as well. only play we'll see, be sure to local 12 for the story reds pitchers and catchers will be there as well. 18th, official start for the reds and the rest of the cactus league. unlike minicamp and the bullpen as well. time and time again, and check it out. new option, looks more like an adviser. the helmets will be tested this >>> not much, for trainer, missed the final 104 games. he's rehabbing. more on zack and the information at short stop. be sure to get the skinny. former uc star, o . working on for local 12 news live at 11:00. cupid may be looking to steal your heart. conmen are looking to steal your money. one local woman logs $100 thousand to on-line dating swindell. >>> a big moment for a little girl. tonight, a local 3-year-old with rare disease goes to the prom. >> and weather is something you have to pay attention in the weekend. >> we have very heavy snow. from middletown to wanesville. just be careful. we'll look at lowers and maybe a half an inch possible. areas of heavy snow in cincinnati. that's moving south

coast guard is involved in this investigation, as are the local law enforcement units from miami-dade. we saw ball harbor out there and indian creek. there may be others as well. but the u.s. coast guard bigger boat. they're not searching for anybody right now. we do not believe there is anybody else in the water. just two people on the air plane that apparently are okay. we have to figure out how to get that plane out of the water there. lauren pastrana telling us that it is a single engine piper fixed wing aircraft. and it's registered to someone in brevard county. specifically in marriott island. and lauren mentioned the name of the company. it could be a company that owns other airplanes as well. now we see the wing of the airplane, part of it sticking partially out of the water there. you can see it's not deep water. feet of water. maybe even less. but the wing is sticking out. there. the marine patrol. and the investigation is now underway by the coast guard and the other authorities. and we apologize for losing that picture from chopper 4. it goes in and out. john telling us a little while ago that we have choppy we c

local police job. how can we become successful? this system defeats us. >> reporter: since the 1990s indian supreme court has had several attempts to provide a reservation status. this time they're determined to get it. >> translation: all people from our community, from children to the elderly are prepared to die for this. this no-one can take our demands and our rights. >> reporter: it has put government leaders in a tough spot. they have been promised reservations many time. times >>> a group of rebel fighters in indian administered cashmere have been engaged in a standoff with security forces for a second day. they took control of a government building. three soldiers and a civilian have been killed >>> officials in fiji are trying to restore power and communications after their strongest storm are record. it brought 320 kilometer an hour winds. >> reporter: a glimpse at the damage in fiji after the strongest cyclone on record there. the town on the main island escaped a direct hit but the storm left its mark. it brought rain and 300 kilometer per hour winds which flattened homes, electricity cables. >> translation: it is vital

local food. >> at that does not get you in the mood for baseball than this well the indians announcing single-game tickets including opening-day go on sale a week from monday their offering more often they tickets to the general public, no special access code for presales of every 29 at 10:00 a.m. the opening day tickets including 4,000 tickets priced under $20 10,000 tickets under $50, opening day is monday april 4 versus boston red sox . warm weather has helped maple syrup producers detent earlier than normal. >> greg harris joins us with more. >> has been great time for for richards maple products and chardonme they tab to treat less about the earliest they have never the warm temperature makes it easier, they the joe holden hook up a hose removing the staff that is turned intong maple syrup, this weekend is supposed going to be busy.pot >> back on records from the first tab each year it is all over the place this is by far the earliesteis last year, the first was not until st. patrick's day so this is mother nature you just take thiso asth it comes to hope out that you are ready. >> richards m

. >> local breaking news alert. seany run road is closed in park road on indian hill. a horse slipped away from its owner and was struck by a car. fob put down. no word on when seany likely be able to reopen. >>> k-9 controversy. he wanted to buy the k-9 partner but was refused. there may absolution. >> they can potentially, lose >>> not as . >> chinese businessman is in jail because of what happened in dearborn, indiana. >> it's to order ballistic eye wear like the soldiers wears. charges, say goggles are fake. how and when the arrest went down. >> the armies's purchase a million of these. revision goggles, high level protection for special forces in case of explosions. criminal case is about goggles that look just like them but they are made in china, cheaper and dangerous according to prosecutor ellen neven guard. >> and they look like a division goggle. same level of protection. >> nickle gang says it's a purchase they may make on-line or reservist of the national guard. >> the thing that boggles us about the case, the fact they are putting people who protect us and protect others

local theaters. go see it. >> brian: wonderful news from cleveland indians infielder mike ville liss. his 5-year-old daughter is now cancer free. vilas is with the tigers. you might have seen them showing support for the little girl last season. and thanks to a bone marrow transplant she can cancer-free. that was one of the best moments of the year when the girls threw out the first pitch. >> he looks so happy. >> michael brantly. good stuff. >> tia: time is 6:49. you have probably seen this viral video on facebook. >> brian: i did. the photographers that took this drone video. i'm not sure what those are. what is that? that's one of the questions i have. what is that? are they concrete -- i'm not sure. >> tia: building blocks? i don't know. >> brian: this is drone video >> tia: all right. it's time. time for trivia that rocks. in 1977 natalie cole wins a grammy for sophisticated lady. it won best r & b female. ance. you can find more where you can enter to win two tickets to dinner and a show at the hard rock rockcino. >> brian: she was something else. >> tia: she was. so sorry she p

who has reportedly been abducted near an indian reservation in the north east corner of the state.. local deputies say "maci lilley" was p>> anjuli: they say macy lilly pwas reported missing around p9:positive last night. olice have detained a man for pquestioning. pvarious local and federal law penforcement agencies are articipating in the search for pher. p>> alcides: this comes just a pday after a baby girl who was pkidnapped from a fort lauderdale phome was found safe in an porlando hospital. pthey say the 2-month-old and her pmother were sleeping in the pbedroom at the time of the pabduction. pcase and the suspect's car were pfound in fort pierce. pdeputies are still pinvestigating. p>> anjuli: in other headlines, residential knd hillary clinton pcame out on top last night in psouth carolina. pshe beat out bernie sanders 73% pto 26%. psouth carolina has 53 delegates pup for grabs and clinton got 39 pof them. pboth camps and the republicans pturn their focus towards super ptuesday. p>> jim: this weekend has been preally, really nice. pa little on the cool syed, but ptemperatures going

local teacher honored.. after his quick actions saved the life of a student... joseph dupps - a teacher at indian hill... performed the heimlich maneuver on a student after he began to choke on a pretzel.. it happened last month.. tonight - dupps was called a hero.. and recognized by the indian hill school board. it's a very big honor, i appreciate everything from indian hill, drew's parents, drew and being a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he wouldn't trade his job as a teacher for anything in the world. a bizarre story ... out of florida tonight ... a man is facing charges ..after throwing an alligator -- into a restaurant. josh james is facing assault with a deadly weapon tossed a 3 and a half foot alligator ... through the drive-thru window at this wendy's in jupiter, florida. james' parents say their son was playing a prank on an employee at the restaurant ... far from amused ... linda james/ mother "they said, 'will he cooperate?' i said

the national ocean indian i can summation said his accuracy level is actually at about 45%. programs. >>> all right. let's talk about weather locally. toss it over to tim study baker >> good afternoon to you. some great numbers to share with you. about the snow and liquid content of that snow up in the sierra. now we're going to talk about reno itself. at the airport in reno so far this season, 22.9 inches of snow recorded right there at the airport. the average from the beginning of the season through the date is 14.1 inches. so we're 8.8 above average so far at the airport in reno. to date last year -- you'll remember last year, only 2.2 inches of snow. pretty sad number from that year. also the water content of that snow, plus rain that has fallen since october 1st, the water year to date, 5.65 inches of water recorded at the airport. the average is 3.24 for that time period. we're up 2.23. we're doing well. not too many major chances to add to those numbers over the next few days, though. better roads out there today, yesterday morning. possible, though. however, isolated is kind of the keyword. many of us are not seeing those

any new funding to fight the mosquito borne a local teacher is honored after his quick actions saved the life of a student. joseph dupps, a teacher at indian hill, performed the heimlich maneuver on a student last month after he began to choke on a pretzel.. was recognized by the indian hill school board. wouldn't trade his job as a teacher for anything in the world. follow breaking news for you and latest information morning xtra and now-dot-com. right now, let's send it back to frank today marks the first full day of lent... and right now... christians all over the world are observing ash wednesday. dan wells is at st. peter in chains... where mass is underway. many christians around the world begin observances of lent today. ash wednesday the western church lasts until sunday. during that time, many believers will give up something, favorite food or pleasurable activities. remembrance of wilderness. during lent is charity. lent dates back to the fourth century. frank vert mon still to come frank vert mon still to come are you looking for something fun and free for the kids to do this valentines day? we'll tell you about some fun program

local family is telling you their story. >> and first, the latest weather and traffic with somara theodore. >> and a lot of schools were closed. indian valley school delayed by two hours and this is a look at what is going on. the setup is a cold front and getting ready to push through. we have seen stronger in northeast ohio and some snowfall, and this is going to pass throughout the day and give it time but it's triggering off snowfall. euclid, seeing more moderate patches of snow there and darker purple as well as menner and you pass up to leroy and that is where we will see snow move in. the temperatures now, 28 degrees in cleveland. >> and all right, accident free at the hour. i. i will tell you the plows are out. and i am seeing the odot cameras live and don't worry,

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local school. phow they go high tech after the p. p>>> welcome back. pthe cleveland indians pitchers pand catchers are in arizona ptraining. psmiles all around. pthe rest of the team will arrive pon sunday. pindians will play their first pspring training came on pmarch 1st against the reds. p>>> now for a quick timeout with promona and tony. p>> romona: i really do point my pfinger at when i'm getting ready pto say something. p>> tony: i never turn my back pto romona. p>> romona: let's talk about the pnba deadline. pit's fastly approaching. p>> tony: 3:00 tomorrow. pa lot of chatter. pno big moves yet. pi will tell you this. pshumpert to sacramento thing is pstill out there. p>> romona: oh, no. p>> tony: also kevin love. pin boston love kevin love. pthinks he would be phenomenal in pbrad stevens offense. p>> romona: why did they try to ptake his arm off if they love phim so much? p>> tony: that's a good pwhat can they give up? plet's be real. pthey have the nets top pick. pthat's not enough. pthe cavs don't want picks. pif they want to give up kevin plove, they want somebody

a local teacher is honored after his quick actions saved the life of a student. joseph dupps, a teacher at indian hill, performed the on a student last month after he began to choke on a pretzel.. was recognized by school board. it's a very big honor, i from indian hill, drew's a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he wouldn't trade his job as a teacher for anything in the world. kara vplaz president obama has sent in his final budget proposal to congress... the plan includes more tax cuts for the middle class, as well as an increase in spending on the military. and new to next year's budget, the focus on cyber security. 19 billion dollars would go into modernizing federal data systems, so they aren't as vulnerable to hackers. "as we've seen in the past few years, and just in the past few days, cyber threats pose a danger not only to our national security but also our financial securiysecurity and the privacy of millions of americans" whil

update on the death of a local firefighter, tell you what happened just moments before she e jumped out of the vehicle and traffic. >> line change announcement from me former indians player nick swisherin . and another fan favorite a.j. colby. >> luol deng snowfall start ? the fox 8 news at noon starts right now . >> travel warning, as temperatures continue to drop . of rainfall overnight and start off with rainfall . show you going to check in with a.j. colby .. it is grey gray and wet out of your rainfall continues to fall on stormfox show you is colorful and more this morning with freezing rain out west it is nows rainfall late 36 lakefront hopkins 37 with a wind chill of 29 . you cannot see downtown reduced visibility, 3 miles hopkins, and seven akron-canton . the wind e gusting at times over 25 mph looks like a few breaks down around akron-canton, dover/new philly . 51 degrees dover, 37 hopkins, we are expecting temperatures to continue to increase as low pressure works into the state . on the backside we have blizzard warnings in illinois,id that storm will move out tonight transitioning to snowfall after midnight tomorrow morning rush hour could be a bit me

local. >> they went to westchester to check it out. nrc, the nuclear regulatory commission has inspectors on site at indian point every day. that's normal. as a result of this latest leak, it has brought in a specialist to help investigate. it turns out, the amount of radio active material that leaked is 80% higher than first reported on saturday. the company that owns and operates the plant says higher concentrations were found in groundwater monitoring wells. they said 80% may sound like a large number but there is no need for concern and no threat to the public water supply. the levels that are in the ground are one tenth of 1% of what the federal government allows. we want to be transparent. state agencies to investigate. they do not want politicians for political gain. >> we had a conversation at the nrc yesterday and they said this was an in significant event that the amount is still 1000 less than what is permitted by environmental standards. i think what we don't need is the false hysteria that we are getting from some politicians. >> and environmental watchdog group has been calling for the shut d

local retail. much of the food wastage is actually a direct result of state intervention. this is a state-owned warehouse for cereal crops, right on the edge of the indian capital. the wheat and millet stored here are supposed to be reserved for india's poor. over 30% of the population live under the poverty line. but exposed to the weathers the produce goes bad before it reaches those in need. or the food is already saturated when it arrives. day laborers plough through the grain to dry it out. biraj: we don't have modernization in our storage. when you stack, as we do, one sack of grain over the other, the sack of grain which has come first is at the bottom of the heap. but you will use the sack which has come las,t which is at top of the heap first. so it is the first in last out principle. reporter: it would cost billions to set up a functioning cold chain that would preserve foodstuffs across india. the new government says it recognizes the problem. but after more than a year in office, there's still no sign of major change. host: and in rwanda, the struggle for every grain starts on the field, especially so since climate change has wrought havoc o

local news and weather forecasts. the bbc and wikipedia campaigners argued that data provided should not favor some online services over others. incredible footage has been looseed of a leopard inside an indianl over the weekend. the leopard is thought to have wandered in from a nearby forest. no children present, but several people injured during the hours it took to contain the animal. we have more. some of these images are disturbing. >> it is not what you expect to see every day, and certainly not inside a school. a leopard on the loose. it apparently entered the school early in the morning, probably from a nearby forest. luckily, there were no children around. flee, bute managed to some had to try to capture it. this for streak official came close to being seriously mauled, but managed to fend the leopard off. he sustained arm injuries, but incredibly was able to walk away , and no one else was seriously injured. it took the authorities 10 hours to capture the animal. to bele leopard, thought 5-6 years old, was eventually tranquilized. it is now being moved to a game reserve. india has some 12,000 leopards. there have been a few instances of them string into urban areas, especially as i

local home, but investigators are saying little about the circumstances surrounding their deaths. good afternoon, i' m jason guy. michelle: and i' m michelle imperato. their bodies were discovered yesterday at a merritt island home on indian street, in the merritt s dan billow is live at the scene this noon. dan, what have you learned so far? dan: we have learned that the two people that lived in the home were very well-liked by their neighbors, whose attention was drawn to the car in the driveway. neighbors have noticed that it has not moved in some days. that was the first suspicion thing that led sheriff' s deputies to check the home. that is when they found two people dead. the victims have not yet been identified, or how they were killed. neighbors describe the family as ideal neighbors, friendly and helpful. s age around 12 or 13 years old. a neighbor as a devoted father. >> they were very quiet. they kept to themselves. he was an excellent father, and you would see them outside here, playing. he always made sure he -- she had her helmet. dan: a neighbor said that a grandmother was here to check on the bodies. she was outside, crying and wailing. we hope to soon learn the identities of the victims, and how they were

. >>> the indians add another proven starter to the group in spring training but have decisions to make in the outfield. plus local products hit the turf in the local combine. andy baskin and lauren brill have this morning's sports report. >> reporter: at the nfl combine yesterday the quarterbacks getting a chance to work out. browns in the hunt for a quarterback so yesterday a big day for them. browns pulled the number two pick in the draft but no guarantee they will use that pick to draft the quarterback. coach jackson only promised in the draft. the northeast ohio native at the combine yesterday. jesuit connor cook looking solid in passing drills. cardale jones injured his early. unofficial time of 4.83 which is good considering his stats. >>> newschannel 5 sports director andy baskin has been in arizona for the past several days keeping up with the indians at training camp. here's "60 seconds from goodyear, arizona." >> reporter: 60 seconds of spring training. we're joined by our indians beat reporter for wtam. interesting 24 hours. >> one, uribe showed up and that is close to becoming official. then you have

local police nab a suspect on the run. >> see how they go to great lengths to avoid getting caught. what they did before officers caught up with them and did. >> indians brought by a suspension one of their there is no information night in the deadly kansas shooting kansas city shooting spree. police say 38 -year-old cedric ford went on a rampage shortly after being served with a restraining order. it ordered him to stay away from two people were shot in newton kansas before ford went to his workplace in the city of heston and started firing. three people were killed, 14 others were wounded. >> he looked happy. >> yet quite. >> he looked like he popped out almost with a smile on his face and just then went into the building. i'm never going to get that picture out of my head. >> the gunman was shot and killed by police. and police in washington say a a rural home before taking his own life. authorities say the man called an officer to report that he had shot his family. after hours long standoff police entered the home to find the government had taken his own life. a 12 -year-old girl survived the attack. >> in massachusetts teenager who heading to pr

local critic. art mckay. watch for the hits and misses coming up monday at 4:00 on cleveland 19 news. still ahead, a cleveland indians outfielder suspended 80 games after testing positive for >> romona: now at 6:00, we are back in lorain county. residents on edge after several crimes against children yesterday. >> jeff: we are off to the races in the temperature department this weekend. >> mark: plus a cleveland 19 news investigation as questions surface about why a local city is paying $30,000 a year to lease a garage. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: tonight, we begin with a big announcement from ford. the auto giant is making a huge investment in our area. the news comes as the auto show begins at the i-x center. >> romona: ford made the announcement there. $145 million investment in its brook park plant and creation of as dani carlson reports local leaders want more. >> to have a future is good. you know, our future wasn't looking so good not long ago. >> reporter: now the future looks a lot like this. a new eco boost engine, new heavy duty trucks both built right here

celebrate.eb cleveland the the indians old eight string it training report datetr pretty pitiful them from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. in the detroitit shore way they brad pitt the new local food vendors are progressive field this year bit hoping day is an 47 days.ys both to. will allow all registered voters to cast their partrdrd person or march 15 primary. new line did reduce the number of early voting days 35-28. it's tough allow the to register and vote at the same time. it is 6:06 a.m.6 weather and traffic is just ahead. civic unfinished businessth i they performed in paris last night in addition to the security and survivors of the terrace attack who else was in the audience.di >> a shocking tragedy on a new york subway could see pope think happened during rush hour. scott, goodur morning. >> goodn morning. our eight our forecast, notice the snow shower symbol that we see popping up now there might be a few leftover later onat this month for the most part anything that flares off to dave incredibly hit and miss and not amount to a whole lot. temperatures vary from the upper 20s low 30s and will see a 50 on a tape. we will talk about that in a few minutes. how are we

locally. you'll find out what goals are in the years ahead? it different. maybe mine wasn't the right way. bill: a video showing an indian trail mom cutting her son's hair in rather unique fashion goes viral. why she regrets uploading that video to facebook. kayla: arrests are made in a disturbing animal cruelty case in brock hill. who police have charged after this puppy was found shot with a bb gun. good evening, i'm kayla ayres. bill: i'm bill melugin. video of a mom disciplining son by cutting his hair has gone viral. they've gotten all sorts of criticism about the punishment. the mom telling us she regrets posting it on facebook but stands by her decision to do it. sam smith spoke with the family and joins us to tell us about the blowback this family is getting as a result. hi, sam. >> reporter: the video was uploaded a year ago and quickly spread. died down until the last few days when it started to pop up again on social media. >> do you know what you just said? >> reporter: after repeated problems at school, shirley ward-rogers felt her son marcus needed to be punished so she shaved a bald spot on the top of his

local family is telling you their story. >> and first, the latest weather and traffic with somara theodore. >> and a lot of schools were closed. indian valley school delayed by two hours and this is a look at what is going on. the setup is a cold front and getting ready to push through. we have seen stronger in northeast ohio and some snowfall, and this is going to pass throughout the day and give it time but it's triggering off snowfall. euclid, seeing more moderate patches of snow there and darker purple as well as menner and you pass up to leroy and that is where we will see snow move in. the temperatures now, 28 degrees in cleveland. >> and all right, accident free at the hour. i. i will tell you the plows are out. and i am seeing the odot cameras live and don't worry, traffic map, and that is 90 on columbia and elsewhere, if you're coming in from akron, we saw a mess and look at 77 and 76 and that is looks -- looks great. coming in each direction and checking outside, the odot camera and here on 90 and kenilworth and also wet in some of the other spaces and that plow is passing the bottom left- hand corner of the screen. guys. >

a local teacher is honored after his quick actions saved the life of a student. rob top vo joseph dupps, a teacher at indian hill, performed the heimlich maneuver on a student last month after he began to choke on a pretzel.. last night... dupps was recognized by the indian hill school board. it's a very big honor, i appreciate everything from indian hill, drew's parents, drew and being a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he for anything in the world. lookin' for a job? or know someone who is? listen up... c-v-g is hosting a career fair today at its new corporate headquarters on comair boulevard. the event goes from 1 to 4. 26 c-v-g employers are looking to fill 350 open positions in a variety of areas.. including catering, maintenance, customer service and hospitality. rob 2shot he's known as the heart of the reds... more reaction coming in on the death of longtime clubhouse manager bernie stowe... and there's more questions than answers...as a ni

indian country? >> yes, indeed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my apologies for being delayed on the floor. i missed part of your opening statement. oi couple questions this morning. i work closely with the local law enforcement leadership in florida. as i think many members of this panel and other members heard when the memo went out in december with some of the requests, that created a lot of person and consternation among law enforcement. i'm aware of the we sigz requests that came through and my understanding that we had a constructively meeting about a month ago. it's that the department anticipates the sharing of the forfeiture program. can you comment on your perspective on where that is and when it might be restarted? >> thank you for the opportunity to address this issue. it has been one of great concern to our state and local colleagues and to those of us in the department of justice who rely approximate them heavily for the important work they do in the task forces. if you look at the task forces throughout the department of justice law enforcement agencies, they are 50 to sometimes 60% local law enforcement because they have the 3we69 information and we found it to be a helpful par