, she should have represented herself and not involve any of us. >> lorain says the sixth season she spent cheering for the raiders, including their super bowl season, were among the greatest years of her life and many other nfl cheerleaders feel the same way. >> out of all the cheerleaders throughout the years, if there were people who are really, really this dissatisfied, you would have been hearing about lawsuits a long time ago. >>> uber is facing a wrongful death lawsuit over a new year's eve crash that killed a six- year-old san francisco girl. sophia was in a crosswalk at poke and ellis streets when an uber driver hit them. the family says uber is still liable because the driver was logged into the uber app waiting for fare. >> it has to be visually located for the driver to see where the passenger is and they must tap on that within several seconds in order to get the ride. that means they have to be looking at the app itself, which distracts them from the roadway. >> the driver is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. uber only insures uber exdrivers when they have a fare.

. >> but luckily this guy you're seeing here nelson delgado he's the lorain county chief deputy dog catcher>> i love that title. >> you got tags, let me help you. >> he was called in to help and help he did. he knew in the cold temperatures it was 2 degrees on this particular day that the dog was in danger and that he was also in danger. he didn't want to fall into the ice. to the 100-foot bank but the dog couldn't get up on its own so deputy delgado comes out with a little leash, with a nylon leash, according to reports, and he just looped it around buddy's neck and was able to pull buddy up onto this bank. >> foolish. >> you could see buddy's tail is wagging, ah, man, i'm so happy to see you, my feet are freezing. >> do you know what i love they canceled so many services across that part of the country because it is so cold but it's nice that double "d" went out and did this even though it's 2 degrees. >> you're absolutely right. and it's very nice that other folks in ohio actually saw this dog on the frozen river and deputy delgado to the rescue. >>> destruction in slow-mo. >> he's taken

lorain was born at 11:58 tuesday.le brother, brandon, three minutes later on wednesday morning. that's 180 seconds, but one born in 2013, one born in 2014. wonder about it will be a problem for preschool? they came about three weeks early and we're happy to say they are both healthy and doing very, very well. so congratulations. the popular photo messaging app snap chat having a rough start to the new year. 4.6 million users names and phone numbers were leaked online tuesday. the group posted the information on and online database where anyone can download it. snap chat was warned about a whole in its security system about a month ago. hackers said they wanted to put pressure to get the issue fixed. users can breathe easy, only the first eight digits of their phone numbers were posted. >>> fans are remembering the life of actor best known for his role on the fresh prince of bellaire. >> tell me, if you were me, what would you do is this. >> i don't know. forget the whole thing and get us a couple jet skis? >> look, yo

loraine [speaker not understood]. dr. tomas arragon. we have our director director john ram. we also have claudia flores, elizabeth waddy, [speaker not understood], don lewis, [speaker not understood] olson. and then a very special person from the community and someone who was instrumental not only in making it happen so once the legislation was passed, but actually just, you know, even working on the concept. you know, the idea that, that we in san francisco are the first city in this country that actually has a master plan that outlines the health care needs of all of our residents is something that would not have happened without the leadership and the tremendous work of roma guy. and i'm very proud that a district 9 resident was responsible for that. so, i want to acknowledge these individuals. i want to thank them and i see that collene [speaker not understood] who is the deputy director of the department of public health is here. so, i have certificates for each one of you. and, so, i don't know if any of you would like to say a few words. don't be shy. director ram. >>

. >>> lorain came first. she was born at 11:58. just two minutes left in 2013. the year ended.w one began and then came little brother brandon. the first known new year's babies in the area. she tells us her new years twins are blessings from god. they tried for an entire year to get pregnant and it wasn't happening. they turned to in vitro fertilization brandon's heartbeat at a routine appointment concerned doctors and dads. sething in my sixth sense told me to go. i left work at 10:00. >> reporter: the babies were delivered by c-section perfectly held thi. brandon came in at 5 pounds 10 ounces. >> they're beautiful. >> mom thinks the new baby girl, technically the first born looks a lot like her. >> skont be a better present. >> some people don't care about cold weather. about 40 took part in the polar plunge at the aquatic center. the water temperature in the pool was 37 degrees. that's cold. there were five life guards on hand and an ambulance. just in case. but they didn't need them. >> it makes me cold just looking at them jumping into the water. >> i'm talking about read

challenge her and they had helen kramer's ashes tested for the dna, and lo and behold, she is not lorainid it was false, and wants an independent test. but the lab told us tonight it is not opinion, it is science. listen. >> the testing facility, all they do is test the samples that they're given. they certify that the people are who they say they are. they test the samples and provide the results. you know, i don't know how that is biassed. i don't think it is. >> yeah, but the granddaughter says she wouldn't go on camera with us, megyn, because she is writing a book on this that says it will prove that her grandmother was on the titanic. when the book is out, she will come on camera with us. so apparently the mystery goes on unless you're scientific, and then it is over. >> so this little girl claimed i am part of the allison family, and the family says no you're not. her daughter after she died said i'm going to sprinkle her ashes over the allison family plot. the family hired security guards, who said no, you don't have connection to us. and the dna now establishes they are right. an

lenny gave birth to her daughter lorain at 1:58 p.m.n her brother brandon arrived three minutes later in 2014. >> and guess what? it happened twice in toronto. my hometown toronto. these baby girls snuggling arm in arm also -- oh, look at that. separated by the calendar. gabriela born at 11:52 p.m. new year's eve and her sister sophia arrived 38 seconds later putting her birthday into the new year. >> oh, that's sweet. i should say, i do have twins myself. >> that's right. >> and we actually don't know because of the snafu, which one was born first. >> what? you're kidding. >> we don't know which is actually kind of good because neither of them can boast. >> is there one that seems to be a little older or -- >> yeah, yeah, there is. there is. >> you're not going to say? >> i'm not going to say. >> that's great. >> listen, congratulations to the twins and those parents. most important, they are healthy and doing well. >> i guess they get a tax break in both years. >> very well said. >>> coming up, a serious scandal for hollywood supersta

they are automakers in loraine they are steelworkers in cleveland, they are farmers in dart county, hairdressers in toledo, police officers in columbus. they are the people who make the products we depend on every day. my state makes more -- produces more than any but two states in the united states. they are the people who make these products, that teach our children to protect our communities. they are the average hardworking americans trying to create a better life for their children, and they along with millions of other americans deserve better than the crisis that we allowed to happen. over the years washington, the fed in particular, has too often lacked an important connection to the americans whose lives are so affected by the decisions it makes. few have been able to keep a perspective where they understand what's happening in middle america among working class americans among poor americans, among middle class americans. president lincoln was in office -- when president lincoln was in office, he would go out and meet regularly with ordinary americans, either in the white house or outs