some time a dark scene as the waterloo police tactical team arrests marcus bell -- and 34- year-old antonio tate on an unrelated warrant -- at a linden street home. charged with robbery and intimidation -- bell was taken into custody... (nats...different scene) an hour later -- and a similar scene. "i just heard a bunch of scraming and hollering. i heard a pop and a car leave, and all of sudden cops were all around." visiting her family from tennesse -- carol billman says she's concerned for her family's daughter here," "neighbors tell me this isn't the first time they've experienced problems with this home on the gunshots, they say police had to come out and check their siding to see if there were in bullet holes in the sides of their homes." "that was scary. i heard the gunshots, i was upstairs in my bedroom at the time. it was like 7 or 8 o'clock. it wasn't really kathy suhr says she sees a lot of people coming and going from the16-hundred block home -- mostly people people in their twenties. "i've lived here for 30-some years, and i haven't had so much 25-year-old michael alexander and

police say a 17-year-old girl arranged to sell prescription drugs to 16- year-old marcus bell. but bell allegedly used a handgun to try to rob her for the drugs and fired two shots at her car when she drove away. police later ararsted bell on robbery and weapons charges. police say charges against the girl are pending. waterloo police have arrested two men for breing into a home early this morning. a waterloo police captain said it t ppened at 1613 franklin street before five a-m. the waterloo- cedar falls courier reports that one of the intruders had a handgun and struck two people inside the house, causing the gun to go off. no one was seriously hurt. police detained three people outside the house, and later arrested two of them. 25 year old michael joseph lobato faces charges of being felons in possession of a firearm and also intimidation with a weapon. we'll be right back. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. popo-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you

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eagles big win marcus heys philadelphia daily news, sports direct don bell in just a few minutes. lots to talk about. >> yes, good news. thank you very much. >> women come back everyone. a little boy's letter to soon at a final gets an answer more than 70 years later. builders in england found a letter from then six years old david who is now 78. the let was in the chimney of a home being renovate ted he asked soon at a for a few things that he needed slippers and any toises he had to spare. 24 year old lewis she was found that letter. >> how things have changed. to see how greedy kids are and take things for granted you no. >> she was presented some of those present to him along with his letter. he said the gesture quo lovely but said he wants to wait until christmas day to open his gives. >> in that is so awesome love that story. lauren is coming back with us with work forecast. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate loc

bell ringer. >> the assault happened outside a restaurant on tarrytown road in greenburg. marcus solis talked to the victim. he's in greenburg for us this afternoon. marcus. >> reporter: despite his disability, jermaine simmons has been a dedicated salvation army worker for the last five holiday seasons. he was here at his usual spot when he decided to get a bite to eat. that is when the trouble began. >> thank you, have a great day. >> jermaine simmons is back ringing his bell, bruised and beaten but not defeated. allegedly punched, kicked, and hit the salvation army worker with his kettle. >> they threw the kettle at me. they threw the ketchup bottle at me. and my whole face was bleeding. >> the incident happened at a smash burger in greenburg. simmons who is 41, legally blind and has cerebral palsy was on his lunch break. the assault took place after police say the two accused simmons of cutting in front of them in line. >> there was a scuffle. he got in my face. i got in his face. there was a couple words exchanged. all of a sudden i get punched by a right hook and i fell to

. >> so the alarm bells are to prepare for the future where we have more years like this. >> marcus sayst she, governor jerry brun and other ordinary californians now recognize that we can no longer rely on just rain and snow. she says leaders in sacramento are now planning for 40-year and 100-year droughts in the future. >> we've got a real water bond. >> reporter: it's one of the reasons they successfully convinced california voters to approve a $7.5 billion wonder measure to play for infrastructure water projects, storage and watershed protection. >> i think the next decade is going to be a decade of experiment tagts where major urban centers depending what their plumbing systems are, you're going to see an explosion of conservation and storm water recapture. >> reporter: but marcus admits in light of our investigation and what it revealed, is it enough? >> are we really ready or do we need to do more? >> i think we need to accelerate. but we need to show the voters we can spend this money wisely. >> do we need to become a unified state when it comes to water? is there still too much

bell jingles] oh, is she here? >> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus?nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stri

. >> so the alarm bells are to prepare for the future where we have more years like this where we have no snow pack. >> reporter: marcus says she, governor jerry brown and many other ordinary californians now recognize that we can no longer rely on just rain and snow. she says leaders in sacramento are now planning for 40-year and 100-year droughts in the future. it's one of the reasons they succe successfully convinced california voters to approve a $7.5 billion bond measure to pay for water supply infrastructure projects, storage and watershed protection. >> i think the next decade is going to be a decade of experimentation where major urban centers depending on what their plumbing systems are you're going to see an explosion of effort in conservation recycling and storm water capture. >> reporter: but marcus also admits in light of our investigation and what it revealed, it's not enough. are we really ready, or do we need to do more? do we need to accelerate this? >> i think we need to accelerate, but i think we need to show voters we can spend this money wisely. >> reporter: do we need to become a unified state whe

bell ringer assaulted. >> two suspects are in custody. police say it was over a spot in line. it happened in greenburgh. >> eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is there with details. marcus? >> reporter: that's right. police say the suspects allegedly upset that jermaine simmons tried to cut in front of them in line launched into the assault. the suspects were charged with misdemeanors but as they learn more and the seriousness of the injuries the charges were upgraded to felonies. >> they through ketchup bottle at me and mustard bottle at me. >> reporter: it was a fish a fractured eye associate and nose. the we pummeled inside a smash burger where he went on his launch break. they threw his with coins at his head. he is legally blind and has cerebral palsy and despite his injuries is back at work. very dedicated. he has been doing this for several years. worked with them every year and out there in the elements raising money for the poor. >> i'm not supposed to be able to work but i am doing this so i can gain a lot of experience and, you know, get some earnings. >> reporter: for his own safety, sim months switched locations away from

marcus, good to see you. -lemonis: how are you? -mike: doing well. -nikki: good. -lemonis: so, i'm friends with this guy by the name of rob dyrdek. does that ring a bell to you?ike: oh, yeah. [ chuckles ] lemonis: rob dyrdek is an entrepreneur who's also a professional skateboard rider. he's one of the best out there. man: all right, guys. welcome to the fantasy factory. -nikki: thank you. oh, cool. very cool. mike: holy [bleep] lemonis: i think rob's gonna shed a lot of light on what the right price points are in the marketplace. he knows the industry. i also think he's gonna give us great feedback on the demographic. mike: rob, mike maloney. nice to meet you. rob: good to meet you. rob dyrdek. -lemonis: what's happening, my man? rob: appreciate you, man. how you been, man? i would have never thought the day you show up at my office with a skateboard. i mean, i'm -- i'm just -- i'm so happy right now. lemonis: i'm carrying it. i'm not riding it. rob: okay. sit down. show me what you guys got going here. lemonis: well, rob, i'm gonna have them give you a little background on who kota is. -rob: sure. -mike: kota stands for "knights of the air," a moniker that