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. >>> rain, shine, snow, sleet, one newark mailman marked a career milestone today. this is tony. he has been delivering mail for the past 50 years in new jersey's largest city. during a special ceremony, he got a plaque and a pin for his dedication. tony told us that a lot has changed since he started his route way back in 1966. to get tons of mail when i first started, like christmas time. now the mail dropped down a lot. but we have a lot of parcels now that make up for it. >> toe my was born and raised and newark. he even lives in the same house where he grew up. he says he's got no plans to retire. >> thank you, tony. >>> well, here's a glimpse in case you missed it. this is a total ellipse of the sun. it happens when the moon is close enough to earth to completely block out the sun. this is from indonesia. people had a front row seat to this celestial event. >> some passengers on board an alaska airlines flight, look at this. the airline actually rescheduled the flight time so that it would catch the eclipse at the perfect time, the exact moment that it was blocked out. a do

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. >>> coming up, the brooklyn mailman who says he was wrongly cover officers is speaking out. >> reporter: a police officer nearly killed when he was shot in the neck says he will not >>> right now, no apologies in the courtroom from the gunman who shot a suffolk county police officer as a judge slapped him with a lengthy prison sentence. >> it was just over one year ago when the gang member opened fire on the officer, hitting him in the neck. today a judge sentenced him to 55 years to life behind bars. >> reporter: this is the suffolk county driveway where sheldon shot officeremark collins twice after a foot pursuit. today a judge threw the book at him. >> an attack on the police is an attack on all of us. >> reporter: in a courtroom packed with police, sheldon offered these words to officer collins collins. >> my regards goes out to officer collins and his family situation.

. >> a toddler, found and saved in the middle of a busy street by a mailman in denver. >> mile high city is atop the best places to live. how we got there, and whether our popularity is causing problems. >> mark koebrich, retiring, and takes a look back. >> deadly crash, a 48-year-old woman walked across the street to visit her husband at work, was hit and killed by an suv. the crash happened about 7:30 right outside the swift meat packing plant. the woman that did hit the the at major crash near the ramp to 225. at least 12 cars collided in the eastbound lanes. no one in any of the vehicles was seriously hurt. >>> the day after super tuesday, both sides are looking at the. bernie sanders is vowing he will fight all the way to the convention, he won three states, including colorado, hillary clinton the won seven. she picked up 490 delegates to his 323. >> on the republican side, donald trump won 7 of the 11 states up for grabs. mitt romney is expected to go after trump hard in a speech tomorrow. trump said he will take part in a debate on fox news, one of the moderators will be megyn kel

. >>> a major career milestone for a new jersey mailman today. >> he marks 50 years on the job. this is tony deluca. he has been delivering mail to newark residents for half a century. tony received a plaque and pin for his service and dedication. >> tony said he's happy he still has the strength to do his job. good for him. >> i'm thanking god that he kept me healthy, you know, where i could come into work. i have five surgeries throughout, but i'm -- you know, i feel good that i could come to work every day. >> tony was born and raised in newark and even lives in the same house where he grew up. he says he has no plans to retire unless he wins the lotto. >>> still much more ahead as we continue. >>> three businesses levelled in an explosion in seattle. heard and felt during the blast. >>> chuck, home depo is paying back many of itsz customers. find out if you are eligible to get some of your money back. plus this -- >> reporter: down below this over pass on the l.i.e., a drunk driver caused a chain reaction crash that killed a police officer. why that driver's sentence is crea

. >> if it could happen to the mailman, it can happen to anyone in the community. >> reporter: brooklyn borough president, released the video to the public. >> those officers were extremely aggressive, and i believe that they wanted him to resist. he was smart enough not to resist, and i believe because of that, he's sitting here today, today telling the story. >> as they were getting fairly close, they were surrounded me, and one grabbed my arm. i told him, you know, my wife is a cop. >> reporter: grays hasn't returned to work yet. hehe says he wants justice. >> i don't want them to be jobless. they might have family and kids they need to support. it's sad that i thought when i put on a uniform that i'd be treated a little bit different, but it's no difference. and i'm just another brother with a uniform. >> well, people in la have certainly seen a lot of police chases, but this one ended a little differently than most. >> there we go. i believe this is a female. i believe it is. whoa. oh, my god, she's trying to take the lapd cruiser. oh, my god, wow they got her. what a maneuver. >>

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that's the scene that the mailman says he saw with no one stopping, he decided he had to act. people drive this road like it's a racetrack. traffic this morning, robert bentley saw a toddler. wearing nothing but a diaper and a t-shirt, standing in the median, alone. >> he was 15 seconds, just -- i just put down everything, all my mail and just put it in drive and took off. straight for her. >>reporter: it was like a scene from the movie. the mail carrier blocked the traffic and went into the street to get her to safety. >> cars were going by. and i just thought i'd get over there as quick as i could because she could dart out in the middle of the road. >>reporter: adams county deputies arrived and scoured the neighborhood, looking for parents, learning the toddler was under the care of her grandfather. who allegedly left her in front of the tv and went to a different room. the 2-year-old walked out the front door, she's back with her parents tonight. >> it's mind blowing but i'm just glad she's safe, and hopefully back with her mom. >>reporter: when it was time to act, he didn

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that's the scene that the mailman says he saw with no one stopping, he decided he had to act. people drive this road like it's a racetrack. and in the middle of speeding traffic this morning, robert bentley saw a toddler. a t-shirt, standing in the median, alone. >> he was 15 seconds, just -- i just put down everything, all my mail and just put it in drive and took off. straight for her. >>reporter: it was like a scene from the movie. the mail carrier blocked the traffic and went into the street to get her to safety. >> cars were going by. and i just thought i'd get over there as quick as i could because she could dart out in the middle of the road. >>reporter: adams county deputies arrived and scoured the neighborhood, looking for parents, learning the toddler grandfather. who allegedly left her in front different room. the 2-year-old walked out the front door, she's back with her parents tonight. >> it's mind blowing but i'm just glad she's safe, and hopefully back with her mom. >>reporter: when it was time to then. >>reporter: he just went back to work. this mail route has

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she does other stuff, too, like grabbing the morning newspaper outside and delivering mail to the mailman. all of that in addition to her real job, which is greeting the customers, and you can see how she just hops along on her hind legs between the tellers and gets that, a treat. time for another treat. i guess with all that work, she is staying pretty slim. tisha: she deserves it. she does a lot of work. steve: i think she probably good for business. chris is a busy guy, as well. you've been busy all night long tracking the stormy weather. chris: i can jump up on a counter to get some treats. it has been pretty busy. we've got things kind of settled down, but we do have one severe thunderstorm warning to show you. after we get past midnight, 1:00 a.m., that is when we really settle down. it's still pretty active, and it's been that way through the mid-evening hours. we have had severe thunderstorm not so much wind damage, but hale. we fortunately h hen't had any reports of damage. just east of knightdale, closing over the town with cloud to ground lightning, gusty winds, potentially dam