one makes a redwood his ultimate log cabin... >> what? >> ...a log-rolling attraction.strange inheritance. >> i was the only child, so i knew i was always gonna get the log. >> but the road takes its toll. >> it's hard to be the log lady and have a life and be the truck driver and the repair person and do it all. >> she's got a big decision to make. >> she sure does, jamie. she sure does. >> and what happens when it's time for the log to be inherited from you? [ suspenseful music plays ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm heading to the annual blueberry festival in plymouth, indiana. it's not exactly the kind of place you'd expect to see a massive california redwood, but this tree rocks because it rolls. >> my name is jamie allen, and, in 1985, when i was 23, my father passed away, and he left me something that his father left him, and it's kept me on the road all my life. >> jamie? >> jamie? >> [ chuckles ] how are you? it's really great to meet you. and how funny we have the same

it is a logging truck that overturned and spilled logs on i-85 northbound near 901. the logs it fell in the southbound lanes were a second accident just occurred. two cars hit some of the logs for you had 77 down to one lane in each direction near memorial highway north of statesville. used 21 as an alternate. a huge delay but as traffic builds this will cause a bigger issue. in charlotte we're looking at the billy graham parkway is looking great. damp roadways. >>> usc charlotte student gets the shock of his life when he stairwell. >>> she didn't look like she was in any pain.>>> stick around for the story. the move the mother made immediately after giving birth. >>> a south carolina mother outraged after her son was left stranded on a broken down bus for hours and no one told her it was happening. admit they did. >>> 5:14 am. ground there. you can see it on the grass and the words out there. avery county schools are closed this morning. there are some delays as well. list. >>> we have learned that apple is fighting a judge's order to information stored on an iphone

cars hit those logs. the driver of the truck went to the hospital and now we are looking at some of the debris in the median. all this will have to be cleared up. they will have to get the truck out of the way so we are waiting to get a timeline and when that could happen, once they decide to get this cleaned up and took the truck over you with the lane closures in place. we talked with mark taylor in a few moments. woman in her own car killing her was sentenced to eight years manslaughter. yesterday. they told the derek williams tobeler was alive she would want him to change his life imprisonment she would give the young man a hug and tell him that she wished him the best. >> channel 9 was the only one in the courtroom yesterday when williams expected a plea deal. he ran over tobeler with her own car on halloween night in denver. she died two days later. williams apologized to tobeler's family.>>> it hurts me . so that's all. mother were there that night and police say they did nothing to help tobeler. t

there is no logs in the middle of the road. see there briefly, there is his car and there is the log truck. he said he just pulled up to the scene not long ago as well. there was another officer investigating, he left to be with the driver who was taken to the hospital. the driver's injuries are not known. the trooper said he just got here, doing an investigation, not too clear exactly what happened of why the driver overturned but like i said it is foggy, dark, be still no clear-cut conclusion of how that driver overturned his log truck but nonetheless, it is overturned you can see there but no lanes are blocked going in either direction, no logs scattered across the road. there is one car off in the median, the state trooper told me the car did knick one of the logs that fell off the truck but other than that, no injuries other than the driver of the log truck being taken to the hospital. i'll be out here trying to get more answers as soon as i do i'll update you on air and online at wbtv.com. reporting live in iredell county

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and the logs fell on it. witnesses heard a man in the truck calling for help. but it burst into flames before they could get to him. >> he was pinned in to the vehicle. and unfortunately -- we don't know if he would have survived the crash regardless, but we would have liked to see if he would have without the fire. >> that man died on the scene. the driver of the logging to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. troopers tell us right now they're focused on trying to find the answer to one question, why the logging truck crossed the center line. live in gaston county, ken lemon, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> four people have been charged in the murder of a father in monroe. officers arrested and charged dustin belk, darius baret and randy thompson, charging them all with first-degree murder in the death of carol griffin in july of last year. sasha tyson is facing accessory after the fact charges. the original arrest of cole last year led to the new arrests. griffin's body was found near a car in a parking lot on east hudson street. he was robbed and

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cleanup has been underway here at the logging company all day. owners say they're still in the process of putting a price tag on all of the damage that was caused. the national weather service did conclude that areas closer to columbia did see a tornado from yesterday's storm. that touched down near the farmers market. its winds speeds were at elast 60 miles per hours. live in leesville, mike desumma, the national weather service confirms that an e-f-zero tornado did touch down just north of the state farmers market in the town of pine ridge. video sent to wis shows what it looked like to the east toward i-77. multiple witnesses captured a funnel cloud moving over the west columbia area. there have been no reports of any injuries. remember anytime severe weather strikes -- you can stay alert with the wis weather app. just search wis weather in your app store. messaging and data rates do apply. months after the murder of a midlands teacher, investigators now have a suspect. 32 year old timothy gentry was gunned down near his home in columbia last

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workers at a local leesville logging company were left cleaning up after the strong storm ripped through the area. workers say they had just gotten off lunch when the heavy rain hit tracy's logging company on north edisto road. the force of the winds were strong enough to rip part of the roof off a shed on the property and completely overturn a tractor trailer. one worker said it felt like it was a tornado. "it was coming after it destroyed this building it was coming our way. and i didn't see when it flipped that trailer, but i'd seen it when it got closer to us, debris was flying, and boards. it was like a twister." no one was reported injured in the storm. the damage is estimated to cost we're just several weeks away now from south carolina's democratic primary. hillary clinton wasn't in town today, but her husband was. chad mills was at president bill clinton's rally for his wife at allen university. "she is clearly the best qualified person to be president i have ever had the chance to vote for and ask you to vote for." it was president bill clinton's first visit to columbia since 2

damper of ways but north of charlotte and iredell county we have overturned logging truck. >>> wet roads will remain for the morning drive and conditions are dry. you will find temperatures still into avery county above freezing with banner elk's. watch for slick traffic. kids want to venture outside of their neighborhoods to go to school. angela han tells us what cms board members are doing to lessen the fears for student reassignment. >>> weather and traffic every >>> you may notice more police if you stop for gas or coffee on your drive to work this morning. >>> police in northwest charlotte are investigating a shooting that said one person to the hospital. the questions we are asking investigators about the crime. >>> good morning. i am john paul. >>> i am stephanie maxwell. it is a dryer start to the morning that this time yesterday. we want to mention watauga schools are closed today. weather center 9. >> snow is done up there but we had snow last night that had 2 to 4 inches. temperatures below freezing. school cancellations up there. the weather has moved along and it is a four h

. >>> some of you wrote to news 4 about problems logging in and paying your gas bills. the web site was supposed to expand online officer thousands of service. >>> years ago, richard kenny signed up for washington gas automatic bill pay. so he was shocked when he received this shutoff notice in the mail. >> that's when rich ard called news 4 to get to the bottom of it. and if addressed differently, it could have improved the log-in and performance issues experienced by our customer. after contacting news 4, richard was assured that he would not be charged any late fees nor would his service be discontinued. right now, i can't say i have if you have an issue with a bill, certainly call them and sthel fix it for you immediately. over an inch around quanico. about an inch or two to wad annapolis. on the radar, not much going on. we do have some heavier showers up along the frederick area. take a look at this system 789 a tornado warning all the way on the backside. right now, winds out of the south at 14 miles per hour. your hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow. 52 by 3 cloe

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we do want to give you a head's up, i-77 northbound in iredell logging truck. this is near exit 65 in union harmony grove or north of there. so right now we're not seeing any terrible delays on 77 northbound but we may see those building in the morning. if you have travel plans you may want to think exiting at 65, union harmony grove, then houstonville over to 21, 21 would take you back up to 421 to make your way back on the interstate. way. in charlotte, live 77 west boulevard, no problem. most of the morning commute let's take a quick check of drive times from matthews, 16 minutes, 39-miles-per-hour. providence road from arboretum, 16 minute commute as well, concord to center city, 20 minutes at 64-miles-per-hour. that is a check of traffic, john and christine, over to you. >> john: thanks, chris. >>> coming up, something to think about the next time you're in the grocery store. what a study from the fda found out about the cheese you may buy. >> christine: on your side with important programming note. the big one is tonight. >> john: the big one, elizabeth.

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. >>> a man has died after this log truck crash in gaston county. troopers say 43-year-old robert jones was driving a pick-up truck that crashed in the log truck yesterday afternoon on ferguson ridge drive near highway 321. you can see all the logs spilled out in the road. some of them crashed in the pick-up. the road was closed for a time but has since reopened. >>> jury selection could begin in a case involving a man from cornelius accused of shooting at assaulting his wife. charles sane is a successful businessman and former army officers. his attorneys says he doesn't remember shooting at police whether they responded to his home for a domestic violence call. he was unconscious after taking sleeping pills, it has been called the ambien defense in other cases. we learned sane, one of his doctors and his wife, could testify for the defense. attorneys believe the trial will last around a week. >>> looking ahead, the ciaa tournament starts today here in charlotte, the 11th year in a row the tournament has been held uptown, expected to bring 150,000

many of them taste -- taken near tracy's logging this afternoon. debris spread in a concentrated area of that particular community.>>> weather was not only in the midlands. it was also an alabama. this is frightening video shot in nash -- ellisville, -- ellisville alabama. the family's car was destroyed in a bedroom wall was ripped away. the roof and the garage were also leveled. that tornado destroyed 13 homes.>>> when severe weather effectual area, you can get the latest alerts by downloading everything you need to know up- to-the-minute right in the palm of your hands. >>> a man suspected of assault turned himself in. these are the photos that the police used when trying to track him down. the 22-year-old sexually assaulted a woman on barnwell street near the campus early saturday morning. hernandez is being held on $300,000 bond. he is at the alvin s detention center. >>> there are thousands and thousands of people who started school, who went further, and have better, richer lives today because she always make something good happen.>> bill cli

the driver of the logging truck suffered minor injuries. the d.a. will now decide if he will face >>> a sad update about a 16- year-old on board a tourist helicopter that crashed in hawaii. over the weekend, crews pulled out the wreckage from the water near the pearl harbor visitor center. five people were on board the helicopter when it went down. the teenager and three family members on board were visiting from canada. the faa is now investigating what happened. >>> for the first time tonight, we're hearing the 911 call made moments after police say a man forced a teenager to get into his car at gunpoint in east charlotte. >> coming back home, saying someone to get in the car, and he ran home. >> that is the victim's mother. she says her son was walking to school on conference drive early thursday morning when a guy pulled up in a white car and pointed a gun at him and forced him into the car. the teenager did eventually manage to escape. the suspect was driving a white four-door sedan, a chevy or malibu. >> new developments tonight, the michigan

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is making fitbits madatory for freshmen and transfer students -- students have been told they must log 10- thousand steps on their fitness- tracking wristbands -- or they ll get a lower grade. the university has required fitness logs since 19-65 -- and says its just keeping up with the technology. students can )t wear the 150- with a different plan. on top of walking at least 5-miles a day, students are required to engage in 150 minutes of newschannel three continues [ cellphone vibrates ] >> adam: hey, babe? i can't find my phone. have you seen, uh -- >> chelsea: yeah. i got it. >> adam: nice. >> chelsea: got it right here. >> adam: thank you. >> chelsea: so, today's the day, where you work your con on luca. or at least try to, anyway. >> marisa: so, this is it? >> luca: yes. today adam and i make the final move that's gonna bring down our fathers, something that's long overdue. but once i take control of my family's company, it'll all be worth it. >> marisa: luca, wait. >> victoria: i still can't believe you agreed to have lunch here. >> billy: i'm a sucker for the chef salad. >> vic

for more, log on to cbsmiami.com. marybel rodriguez, cbs 4 news. >>> that's great. thank you maribel. tonight at 11:00, for some drinking wine is a daily ritual, nightly ritual, but what else might be in that glass besides your wine? it might surprise you. >> when you drink a glass of wine, especially a relatively inexpensive wine, you're drinking a huge array of compounds and chemicals that you have no idea are present in the wine. >> no. what types of additives are we talking about? and should you be concerned? vanessa reports, what's in your wine? >>> do you know what's in your parmesan cheese? explore your wine. explore your cheese. the true ingredients. coming up. >>> the trouble on take off. the problem that caused a 747 to return to miami international airport. that's later on. >>> arrested over a student loan, why this man faces criminal charges and what he has to say about it next. we'll also have these stories. >>> i'm gary nelson at the wash house blues laundromat. one woman singing the blues but maybe a sophisticated security system can help catch a bad

this they found was no accident with two logs under the car. >> the logs were under the two tires directly underneath the gas tank of the car. >> reporter: another log was right beneath the engine. >> i was wondering why somebody was trying to kill my family. >> reporter: while detectives were dusting for fingerprints sherika found a note sitting in the yard scrawled the n word. >> it said go away [ bleep ]. >> reporter: greg had thought this was merely vandalism. then you saw the note. >> which changed the dynamics of everything. >> reporter: police are running extra patrols in the neighborhood. greg's fell has lived here nearly 50 years -- family has lived here nearly 50 years. his grandmother said in all this time she's never seen anything like this and she has no intention of being intimidated. >> you have to stay put and do what you can to protect your home and your family. >> el cerrito police say they are following some leads in this case but have made no arrests. >>> first a string of sexual assaults near cal and tonight some new trouble. several female students report being drugge

for now i'm going to go ahead and log in and use the laptop here to log in and show you how the filing works. . >> sfgov tv, if we could have the computer. >> so the first thing that happens is we direct taxpayers to go to the treasury and taxpayer's web site on the notice they receive from our office to file. and then they are told to go to file online gross receipts tax and payroll expense tax. they are directed to the return page and we do remind them before they log in just one last time, are they exempt om filing. so if they are they can go ahead and exit. if they need to file a 60 day extension we have a link for that, they can do that online this year, so they just need to make a payment of at least 90 percent of their tax obligation and then they can extend their filing deadline until april 29th, rather than february 29th. so if they need a little extra time to get their paperwork together -- i'll go ahead and enter the filing here. this is our filing page. i'm going to go ahead and try to zoom out so we can see all of this. so they are reminded of the deadlines and the informa

today, we're recognizing a man who logs more than 700 volunteer hours each year. ed holstrom is also a three-time winner of the governor's volunteer award. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy introduces us to today's 9 who care winners. clanging shiny aluminum pieces.. drill drilled and bolted together. 00:02:34 there's another one. it'll all add up to a 40 foot, wrap around wheelchair ramp. but for ed holstrom this means much more. 33:15 "we were eating lunch and a lady came out and started telling us how much she appreciated her jail. and jail meant he literally could not get out of his home." ed first started volunteering with the wheelchair ramp accessibility program more than ten years ago. the group relies solely on people like ed. 30:39 "above and beyond the work they actually do, ed and volunteers like him are being role models for younger people, role models for people working today, role models for children." and for the many men who met ed through his volunteer work - they say this.. metal ..is just the kind of guy ed is. 00:19:34 "he's willing to help anyone do

and that he needed to fix the pill count before we could finish the log. >> in the court paperwork, he told the investigator that he admitted to him he had taken dickinson said she confronted him about the shortage of inventory. >> a little less than a week later, i got suspended for that. >> the court paperwork also indicates that welsh about two years ago was fined civilly after a dea investigation that found similar problems here at the animal hospital. >> heroine is a problem in virginia. it brought leaders across our state to norfolk today. danville the new plan outside the federal courthouse. mark herring says he assigned a prosecutor to work with the u.s. attorney's office to focus on high-priority heroine cases at hampton road. nearly 730 virginians died of heroin and prescription drug overdoses in 2014. resources on and really go after the worst of the worst. the distribution that results in death but not forgetting the other important parts of it which would be -- >> before the announcement, gregory admitted in a hearing that he gave heroine to a woman who later died from

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the pharmacy board, then log back out and log back in to what you're doing. we now have an interface, i think we spent about a million bucks. you can take this interface and you don't have to log out to communicate with a pharmacy board. we want to see what's happening out there and being able to see who is doing the right things and the wrong things. and then we're in the schools with a program called start talking. and that's where we go in there and we actually have a program called five minutes for life where we send our highway patrols dressed up in their uniforms, all polished up and they go and meet with students who are athletes. then we recruit them as ambassadors to go into the school. and keep their peers from, you know, not doing drugs. and then we're in the schools trying to get the teachers and the parents to talk about don't do drugs because they're 50% chance if you hear that a kid won't do drugs. and now i'm thinking -- because i learned this from new hampshire. we're checking this out. we don't understand exactly where we are now. but i woul

once 100 books are long, -- are longer -- logged it's be recognized and pick out a prize. the goal of this challenge is to learn and read. >> the thing that happens is this forms connections in children's brains when they read , connections are formed and also the communication skills are increased and also of course the vocabulary increases as well. alyx: coming up in the next half-hour, we spoke to parents here it we have that story coming up at 5:30. for now, back to you. eric: sports news now. a new version of the ap basketball poll is out and there's a shift for both iowa and iowa state. iowa moved up one spot after a good week last week and is now at number 4 in the country. ahead of the hawkeyes villanova , maryland and oklahoma. iowa state fell one spot to number 14 in the country. iowa is on the road again thursday to take on the indiana hoosiers. that game is at 8:00 on he is p.m.. -- on espn. iowa state will play at least one more game without jameel mckay. but the cyclone senior is closer mckay rejoined the team at practice monday. he will travel to lubbock for

the iowa attorney general's office is looking to eliminate a back log of tested kits. >> they don't get everything tested in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: testing is a costly and time consuming process. >> if you provide all of the kits to the crime lab, the system will be overburdened. >> reporter: nationally, there's an estimated 70 thousand untested kits. now the iowa attorney general's office is conducting a survey to find a figure for iowa. >> we are part of the test group for their survey. we have roughly 50 kits left behind that have not be tested. >> reporter: kits aren't tested if the suspect wants to remain anonymous among other things. >> it takes some time. maybe down the road they're ready to talk about it and explore options. >> reporter: once all agencies have a full inventory, the state will have to come up with a plan to test them. >>> the lawyer for a due buick man -- dubuque man accused of sexual assaulting a woman and beating her to death has a mental disorder. dolly attacked nancy krapfl in this area in september. they say betwell is unable to understand the cha

. >>> hamilton county coroner, the heroin epidemic is looking to create a log of cases. they told county commissioners, the number of accidental drug overdoses in the county has nearly doubled. there's a 100 day back log on nondna tests. the target is 30-40 days. things are so backed up, they time lapse. >> we have so much joy. we are doing so much. and initially the dna people said we dent have any room. last year when we asked, should we try to find someone. >> at the end of the year, okay. we're crying uncle. we will create a space, even if it's a cubbyhole. we desperately need another person. >> besides asking for a dna technician. they said they need another palologist and assistant. >> they can lose their acreditation unless their caseload for pathologist is reduced. >> tonight, we continue our investigation into childhood poverty, cincinnati's crisis. >> often, success starts small and grows. that's what's happening in one cincinnati neighborhood. >> lives are changing without any federal, state or city money. >> debra dixon shows us how. >> the old saint michael's church is part

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this morning, we are learning more about what may have caused a crash involving a logging truck. daryl baine may have been distracted, but not by a phone. the driver, robert jones, was killed. investigators say the logging truck crossed the center line, flipped on to its side and crashed into jones pickup just off ferguson ridge road in gastonia. baine suffered minor injuries. the d.a. will decide if he'll face charges. >> charges are pending against investigators say the charges will depend whether the riders survive. right now, two are in critical condition. neither speed nor alcohol were factors in the crash. one of the injured cyclists speaks about the crash for the first time. the confusion and fear he felt and the questions he has for the driver. >>> the centers for disease control says health hazards related to lumber liquidators could be higher than originally thought. some of the company's lamnent floors have high levels of formaldehyde. a miscalculation caused the original number to be lower. they offered customers free kits to test their floors. action 9 put those to t

a giant log truck. every time i see one of these, i tense up. >> this show makes me nervous, if i see that i slow down or speed up. >> thank goodness there's a guardrail there. >> oh! >> oh, man. >> did somebody call for firewood? 2." >> that's a big old mess. thank goodness, though, the truck tipped to the right, off the road, and wasn't going around a right-hander which might have caused a giant load of logs to go into oncoming traffic. >> is the driver okay? >> it doesn't look like a heavy impact, just kind of folded slowly on its side. >> there's going to be a sale on tooth picks. >>> a dog is man's best friend. >> like this dog who seems to be very connected to its owners. >> find out what has this cutie wagging its tail. >>> and the folks at viability have a new use for drones. >> these drones save lives. the genius methods that can make to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. now you can create your own tour of italy from olive g

they'll be here in the spring. >> frank: you can log on to pictures. >>> a famous local chef opens a new restaurant on the south slope. moment, we'll introduce you to a formal culinary education, in today's carolina moment, buxton hall barbecue to meet elliot moss. >> growing up barbecue was part of my life. smokers have kind of taken over a lot of barbecue places. i wanted to do whole hog and that's kind of a lost art. they're pasture raised pigs. a mix of about five different breeds. larry's got a story for each of the breeds. when i finally moved to north carolina i was on the search. come to find out that the barbecue i had been hearing about was on the eastern part of the state. >> oh my god, it was so good. >> it's really good. >> delicious. >> and i did the brussel sprouts which i thought were totally different. >> these were, like, barbecued. >> typically we put the pigs on at 8 o'clock at night. they cook all night long. we pull them in the morning. it's 180-pound piece of meat. it takes a while to cook. you're getting a little bit of everything: the dark meat, light meat, t