reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> marianne, thanks very much. we sent her out to do a powerball story, ended up being breaking news. thanks a lot for that. >>> we have a list of the luckiest stores there on our website. that's not the only lucky store. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and the list is included in the story right on our front page, the one right next to all that money. >>> well, if you thought bay area stores selling tickets are busy, be glad you're not standing in this long line. thousands of people living in alabama have to drive to georgia to buy their tickets. that's because their state law doesn't allow the lottery, so stores just across the state line over in georgia are getting swamped. same thing is happening to people in nevada, who have to head to california to buy their tickets. and good luck, everyone. >>> a surge of people today at the san francisco gun show. next at 5:00, what may be fueling high attendance at this year's event. plus, we're learning more about the capture of the notorious el chapo. how hollywood played a

and special education attorney marianne lanuti says the solution to preventing this type is cameras... in special ed classrooms. ((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law teachers need this to protect themselves to bus drivers need to protect themselves everyone the innocement will be rpotected there is no excuse )) ((sharie johnson)) lanuti has pushed for this 10 years now. she says texas recently passed legislation for classroom cameras. ((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law according to texas, the cameras cost $150.00, there is no reasonable explanation to fight this )) ((nicholas umlenov i think with cameras in their school, in the classroom, they can be watched for safety for everybody )) ((rebecca bernard it's not violating anybody's privacy )) ((sharie johnson)) parents agree something has to be done for students who often can't speak for themselves. as for lanuti... she's trying to form a coalition with parents and concerned citizens then take her research all the way to carson city. sharie johnson, 8newsnow./// ((brian loftus)) lafave had o

reporting live in pacifica, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> great waves behind you, marianne. thanks very much. if you want to stay up to date, a great way to track the storms is our free nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab to find the live doppler radar. you can download the app store from the apple app store or google employ for an detroit devices. >>> well, it was a deadly night on highway 4 in martinez last night. a series of crashes killed a 19 year old concord woman. the chp said that the woman lost control of her mazda near al haumd bra avenue and hit the center guardrail about 8:30 p.m. she got out of the car and was struck by a buick. the impact of that crash knocked the mazda into her. she was pushed into oncoming traffic and the woman died. the other two drivers involved did survive. >>> chp officers in the south bay with are keeping their eyes pealed for a driver who caused two cars to swerve off a highway on northbound 280 just south of 87 about 9:00 this morning. the chp says a driver cut a black lexus, causing it to swerve and hit a acura. both the l

reporting live in pacifica, marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> all right, marianne, thanks a lot. >>> well, the king tides and rain are responsible for some flooding in the north bay. cars taking a chance, driving through street flooding on shoreline highway near the manzanita park and ride in mill valley earlier today. there are cones set up, but you can see right there, drive between the cones or it could be trouble. this walking and bike path near coyote creek got a whole lot narrower. the water rose so much, some paths could only accommodate one at a time. >>> well, the rain is starting to clear out. that's very good news for some people, as we've seen. this latest string of storms moving out just a few hours from right now. take a look at some rain in san jose earlier today. we've seen pockets of showers on and off in the south bay all day long. meteorologist rob mayeda has the latest on when it's moving out. >> well, we're still tracking some of the showers around the south bay, west of downtown san jose right now, light rain that continues to head off towards the south and

. >> what do you say, marianne, you are the democrat up there in new england.he going to lose in new hampshire? >> very tough race. i mean, the fox poll came out on friday night. she was down 13 points. and moments later she took on bernie sanders on guns, put an ad up. that told you everything. that's a lot of coverage -- a lot of territory to come up on with 30 days to go. if she can can you tell it to 8 and so points. if she comes to 3 to 5. if she has the best organization up there, she wins. if she has the best organization in iowa she wins. that's the key here. she is close in both of them. not so close in new hampshire. that's always been a dogfight. if she can keep it close in iowa and she has the better organization she win those caucuses. she has to can you tell 8ápj to 10 points of him. >> catherine herridge is a very good reporter. catherine would not go on the air if sh#j was not told by three sources yes, anonymous and we do not like to use anonymous here but we understand in this case that they have to be because nobody in the fbi is going to tal

they all promise stuff come on marianne. not facts. >> no, those are fact=i5(p&c @&c@ >> you can't make a promise a fact and you know it you would have flunked at the kennedy school with that kind of stuff. they would have flunked you out of there. what we want to talk about who the woman really is? is she september hillary a moderate or is she january hillary, a progressive? who is she? >> to andrea's point i think she is very smart and moderate on economic things. the reason she won that senate seat was upstate new york. all those small businesses up there she end had. every single one of them they voted for her for that reason. that he was the promise she made and she kept. >> why hasn't it shown up in any of the stats? income levels in upstate new york are lower than they were in when she was senator. i mean, it's ridiculous. >> now they are. >> the jobs when she was there and then they[%um disappeared? come on. >> no. we had the great recession. we had the great recession. that's what happened. and when hillary clinton

enough no excuse to not put cameras in )) ((sharie johnson)) marianne lanuti specializes in special education law. the past ten years, she's pushed ccsd to record video in special education classrooms. ((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law we have cameras in parking lots, we have cameras in band rooms )) ((sharie johnson)) lanuti says texas recently passed legislation to install cameras in classrooms. they run about $150 a piece. in this case... the 25-year-old jullian lafave said she kissed her 17-year-old student student several times... and that the two became intimate inside her classroom. the arrest report says there we're 13,000 texts between the two... that we're quote "sexual in nature". it's why some parents have no argument against recording student teacher interaction inside a special needs classroom. ((rebecca bernard it's not violating anybody's privacy so i think camera's definitely a good idea )) ((sharie johnson)) other parents says teachers need better training, especially new and young educators. still... other guardians say it's also the parent

((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law teachers need this to protect themselves to bus drivers need to protect themselves everyone the innocement will be rpotected there is no excuse )) ((sharie johnson)) lanuti has pushed for this 10 years now. she says texas recently passed legislation for classroom cameras. ((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law according to texas, the cameras cost $150.00, there is no reasonable explanation to fight this )) ((nicholas umlenov i think with cameras in their school, in the classroom, they can be watched for safety for everybody )) ((rebecca bernard it's not violating anybody's privacy )) ((sharie johnson)) parents agree something has to be done for students who often can't speak for themselves. as for lanuti... she's trying to form a coalition with parents and concerned citizens then take her research all the way to carson city. sharie johnson, 8newsnow./// ((dave courvoisier)) lafave had only been teaching at valley high school since august. education and english teacher./// ((denise valdez)) > mccarran internat

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne did you buy a ticket or two>> not yet, but now that the machines are up and running, now is my chance, are you in? >> not yet, but i'll get mine. we have a list of stories on our website at nbcbayarea.com. the list is included in the story right on our front page. some sold five big tickets over the past couple decades. >>> well, tonight there is a lead to the whereabouts of a missing uc berkeley graduate student and, 22-year-old shuqin zang was missing, she is believed to be possibly suicidal. she was last seen 1:30 a.m. thursday morning in berkeley, scheduled to fly to china yesterday. but she never showed up for that flight. and now her car has been found at point reys sea shore. >>> take a look here at the overflow, alpine lake in marin county this morning. and you can see overflowing, operated by the marin county water district. up in the sierra, with clouds and snow. time lapse video of course is video from heavenly mountain ski resorts. meteorologist rob mayeda can tell us how much more is coming our way.

reporting live in pacifica, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> all right, marianne. thank you. and you can stay informed about the weather and more, even when we're not on the air. download our nbc bay area app from apple store or google play. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri shows us how it works. >> when we're in an nbc bay area microclimate weather alert, we have made it easy to get the very latest information on your smartphone. all you need to do is click on the bar that says weather alert, and you'll get the information you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and that's how you stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >>> and an antioch infant is safe and sound tonight the. an amber alert has been canceled. but now police are looking for the 1-year-old's father. police say 27-year-old ricardo sanchez gomez threatened to kill the by and his mother earlier today. she told officers that gomez was visiting her and the boy after being estranged most of his life. the amber alert was issued after he took off with the child. just bef

unemployment - - on employment dropped to - - in osceola county and marianne county added jobs. >>> the felicia county property appraiser is shutting down one homeless people camping outside of the building period . we have been reporting on this over the last several weeks. a property appraiser issued a statement saying he will not have his employees working that location starting monday. daytona beach leaders are working with the salvation army to make extra beds available for the next 90 days and workers are doing what they can in the meantime. >>> this is his story you don't want to look at. snake hunters have found a number of pythons. if you don't like snakes, close your eyes now. this 16 footer is the largest one they have captured. the challenge goes until february 14th. that is impressive. seek - - see it because it would have scarred her for life. >> the only know has everyone up in alarm. we are finally getting cool weather and it is going to get even colder. wet wind is bringing gus all day tonight and tomorrow and this is a huge winter storm moving northeast. it is moving t

. >> i will say this, it is not the first time marianne has ever said this is the end of the republican party. final -- donald trump is fundamentally something the republican brand will wear for the -- for a long time. which ever nominee is going to have to fight helga clinton in the national election and be reminded again and again that they were the scarlet t -- that beware -- that they wear the scarlet t. >> he' sentence. -- end of the sentence -- and of >> i think it is a bad thing for the reason we -- reasons we talked about. [laughter] i think those of us who know new tighten up. there are many more shopping days before the primary. donald trump can win, but it will take a lot. >> she has been saying this for months about donald trump, i was a skeptic, i spent most of 2015 being wrong about him. the more you talk to people , it is frankly -- >> hillary clinton was considered the favorite, not just for the nomination, but for president. is she still in the same spot going into 2016? malley is making no cakewalk to the nomination. >> there is a point in her campaign where it is slow

marianne favro joins us with she spoke to the suspect during a jailhouse interview. marianne? >> reporter: well, jessica, san jose police just wrapped up a press conference asking for help in the finding the murder victim's body. here is what acting police chief eddie garcia had to say. >> as the investigation continues, there has been information that suspect may have disposed of kyle's body in the ocean but this has not been confirmed. we also have learned that suspect levo is familiar with the area around the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: specifically police are asking you to come forward if you spotted this white gmc pickup truck with tented windows driving in the area between 6:00 p.m. friday night and 2:00 a.m. saturday morning. the truck belongs to murder suspect steve lebo. earlier today i did a jailhouse interview with lebo and he told me he's not a killer. in fact, he says he was framed. wearing handcuffs and shackles inside santa clara county's jail, he says he is not a killer. did you kill kyle? >> no, i didn't. i'm innocent. >> reporter: police arrested lebo

i know marianne you indicated you had interest in talking about that. i'm sure everyone does. do you want to tackle that first? >> sure. in reviewing the fantastic briefing of this case and the cases underlying them seems clear that the law simply is not settled. we have a standard whereby nonmembers cannot be compelled to pay or political speech by unions in the first amendment aspect of this isn't really in question at all. just six years ago there was a unanimous decision upholding their first amendment principle. so what we see is an attempt to characterized more of the work that happens in labor management operations is political. if there's not an anomaly or something that has to be fixed. it's just a different way of seeing the world. we have a particular impairment because we don't have a record. this case came through the supreme court in a particularly odd way. it reached argument in less than two years from when i was fire filed and this was because the petitioners asked the court of appeals to rule against them. they said there was no law on their side. so the cour

. >>> i'm marianne favro live in san jose where police are investigating a homicide. the problem is they have not been able to find the victim's body. i'll have that story coming up in a live report. a missing person leads to a murder arrest. the clues thatpo. >>> right now at 5:00, a missing person leads to a murder arrest. the clues that pointed police to foul play, plus what's now being done to try and find that victim. tonight a los altos man is in jail accused of the crime. police arrested steve hlebo and say he's connected to the disappearance of kyle myrick. marianne favro has more on this unusual case. >> reporter: police say the victim worked here at this motorcycle shop on camden avenue in san jose. when he was reported missing on friday, police went inside this burned out building next door and found out what they say was consistent with a crime scene. they later termed it was a homicide. this is a man that they believe is the killer. police arrested 39-year-old steve hlebo at his home in los altos saturday morning. he's accused of killing 28-year-old kyle

marianne moore is back at brookline news & gifts checking the winnings from the 800 powerball tickets she purchased last week . >> everybody is in the pool. bus drivers, principles. >> i made 2 photocopies of every ticket. i put the copies on the board. with the number of tickets all. the actual tickets and another photocopy going to say. >> experts say if you want to create an office pool write a contract, simple terms of the pool, make sure everyone contributes equally, photocopy the tickets and make a list of those who opted out. don' t rely on verbal agreements, allow anyone to front money for someone else, trust interns to buy the tickets or run multiple pools. record breaking and the build up has brought in big bucks to the bay state. >> since the last jackpot, over in powerball sales in mass the $50 million -- in massachusetts alone, so the state will get $22.6 million in aid from that. >> it costs $20 bucks to get in the devotion school pool and marianne expects to buy even more tickets on wednesday. you have this kind of lottery responsibility? >> no, the children come first

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, marianne. >>> just in, police in alameda are asking for help in finding this man, john franich was undergoing a mental health evaluation at alameda hospital when he ran away. officers launched a citywide search because he is considered at risk. they couldn't find him. franich is a 41-year-old hispanic man, brown hair, eyes. about 180 pounds, last seen wearing a white t-shirt. he often visits the park district. >>> the teams are set. the denver broncos and carolina panthers punching their tickets to the big game today. take a look at video. peyton manning on the left. cam newton on the right moments after their win. the veteran manning, the rising superstar newton coming to the bay area along with hundreds of thousands more. nbc bay area's christie smith live along the embarcadero in san francisco. and christie, the big game just weeks away now. >> yeah, that's right. and as you said, we finally know which teams are coming to the bay area. i can tell you that football fans we spoke to tonight are really excited. th

marianne farrow live where the city manager declared a local emergency. marianne? >> reporter: that's right, terry. this apartment building behind me has been red tagged, at least some of the units because they are dealed unsafe to live in. that's all because of the erosion on the ocean side caused by the pounding surf. erosion that's so bad the city says this building is at risk of falling in. mike, who asked us not to use his last name has only enjoyed this view for three months. the city red tagged his apartment building in pacificia and asked him to move out because it's no longer safe to live here. >> the city notified me no more than a week earlier i will be red tagged and evacuated from the building by force if necessary without preparations or assistance from the city. >> reporter: mike says he can't afford to move out and several other tenants are in the same situation. we talked to pacificia city manager earlier this afternoon. she said she declared a local emergency after seeing several problem areas throughout pacificia including this apartment building

m ma mar marianne. neighbors tell us that police told them that at least 14 cars were targeted. this is not the way hugo huraro planned to spend his first day of 2016. he said some time after midnight someone slashed a tire on his truck. >> it was like close to 1:00 a.m. when they told me that somebody, you know, the cars over here. the tires and i came out and i find out it was a flat tire. >> reporter: hugo said someone slashed at least 14 tires here in the parking lot of murphy ranch townhomes in murphy hill. some people were able to swap out their deflated tires with a spare, but hugo said because his mechanic was closed for the holiday, he couldn't get a replacement and that hampered his holiday plans with his kids. >> i was going to take my kids maybe to the movies, but then now we are going to have to stay home. >> reporter: some neighbors told us they had two tires slashed on their cars and estimated they will have to shell out about $400 to have them both replaced. morgan hill police are now investigating the vandalism. neighbors say there are security cameras here in t

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. >>> a powerful new art internationals lags is up at santa clara university, it symbolizing the students that disappeared in mexico in 2014. the 43 silhouettes are for each student that still has not been found. officials say the students were heading to a protest when the police caught them. it is believed that the students were turned over to a drug cartel who later killed them and incinerated their bodies. one of the victims has a father that lives in san jose. people behind the installation hope to bring new life to the investigation. >> i think if we forget it's a lost cause. so i think the best we can do is continue to bring attention to such events, not only in mexico, but elsewhere, including here in the u.s. and if we can do that then i think that we have never lost the cause. >> that installation will be up until the 15th. >>> in the new year a new push by immigration activists. dozens of people came together today protesting in front of an immigration dete

marianne gerl was killed.rains will be sentenced on six charges... including murder. federal offices and schools will be closed again today in washington d-c as the city continues to dig out of the snow.they're not alone... schools in baltimore and philadelphia are also still closed. more seriously... the death toll from the blizzard continues to grow... at least 42 people are now dead.one of is beach erosion from the storms.new jersey is already putting up money to fix the damage. so as soon as we can get the equipment out on the beach, which it looks like we're going be able to do, we'll start bringing in the sand. so we have to do that to replenish the damage that you see here." here."flights are starting to get back to normal... but there were still more than 25- hundred delays or cancellations yesterday. two major indictments in the planned parenthood scandal.but it's not anyone with planned parenthood that is facing charges... instead a grand jury has indicted the two anti- abortion activists who covertly shot videos claiming the group was selling fetal tissue.

now we want to go on an move things to marianne favro live in east palo alto. a lot of problems even last year without strong el nino storms. are people bracing for what's to come? >> well, they are certainly ver kenchl about imi'm the poplar bridge in palo alto and because of this morning's rain all the neighbors are coming over to check the creek level because they know there's been severe flooding here in the past. rain, a welcome sight for drought relief but one that's also causing concern, especially here at the creek running between palo alto and menlo park. in 1998 the creek flooded after heavy rains causing more than $40 million in damages to dozens of homes. bill mitch lives in the neighborhood. >> the flooding is a major concern. >> santa clara valley water district crews roeptsly cleared debris and some dumped christmas trees in the creek. throughout santa clara county water crews took advantage of the drought to do repair in the creek beds including here in calabasas here in san jose where they removed debris and built a retaining wall but much more

as marianne mentioned, yesterday, he told officers he was fatigued. >> happening now in san jose, oo grueling day-long traffic snarl on highway 101 near i-80. it's still going and will last through the evening commute. the chp won't reopen all southbound lanes until 7:00 this evening. this closure happened around 10:30 this morning when investigators say a driver in a stolen car hit a big rig causing it to jackknife and overturn. the driver of the big rig is hospitalized with major injuries but will recover. the driver of the stolen car ran off and is still at large. complicating the clean-up, the truck's gas tank ruptured. >> an emotional vigil wrapped up for two uc santa cruz students swept out to sea on monday. hope is fading as the search for the two near bonnie dune beach has been suspended. nbc bay area's robert handa is live at that beach with more. robert, so heartbreaking for family and friends. what do they plan to do next, now that the search has been suspended? >> well, janelle, the family says they're still dealing with that, and just starting to deal with that right now

special education attorney marianne lanuti says the solution to preventing this type of misconduct... is cameras... in special ed classrooms. (((marianne lanuti, attorney specializes in special ed law teachers need this to protect themselves to bus drivers need to protect themselves everyone the innocement will be rpotected there is no excuse )) she says legislation was recently passed in texas... and each camera costs about 150 dollars. parents we spoke with also say more needs to be done to prevent this type of thing from happening. lafave had only been teaching at valley high school since august. she was the teens special education and english teacher./// ((brian loftus)) > wholesale coffee prices at a 2 year low... ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) why that doesn't mean you're paying less at the coffee shop. ((brian loftus)) plus... more aid expected for flint michigan. how the latest influx of cash will help with the water you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. new details tonight on the bitter fight over soccer field near levi's stadium. let's show you where the fields are. right next to the stadium on lafayette street. you have seen them. the nfl is taking over them during the super bowl, and today, a soccer league urged a judge to stop that from happening. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live in san jose outside the fields, and the judge did order at least a temporary decision. >> yeah, that's right. the judge ruled in favor of the nfl, at least for today, allowing crews to continue to work. they have been out here all day laying down this protective panels on the grass, this whole area will be used for media come the super bowl, but the fight over the soccer field is not over yet. the youth soccer league has hosted hundreds of home games in the shadow of levi's stadium. the state of the art city owned fields are now on loan to the nfl leading up to the super bowl. over the objections of the soccer league. >> we have an obligation from

ben: hello to marianne from brooklyn. she is watching this morning. she says she is kind of tired of us talking about powerball. she says she is going to win. hello, marianne. teresa: if you win, remember, we are buddies. we are friends. ben: she said she would double it and give me $8. mike: very generous. let's show you what is happening out there. a clipper system headed this way. we start out with some sunshine. not a ton. breezy conditions with rain showers coming through afterwards. it does turn over to snow. that is where you get some minor it has been kind of warm lately. not cool cold enough for the snow to stick around for long. let's bring in ines. ines: good morning. the bqe is the big story this morning. the tractor-trailer flipped over. it was leaving a lane open. trying to set himself to a friday. right now, all lanes are possibly closed. in the meantime, though, take a look at that delay. you have normal delays heading towards the verrazano bridge. let's go to our cameras. i will show you the live shot. the parking lot there. no one is

reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thanks very much. >>> well, after two days of searching, a missing hiker has been found dead in marin county. his body was found about 11 this morning at the point reyes national seashore. park rangers say the man began his hike new year's day in the northern part of the park. when he didn't return, search teams began scouring the area. his body was found at the base of a cliff not far from his car. the man's name has not been released. park rangers say he was in his 60s. the cause of death has not been officially determined. >>> well, a north bay police station evacuated because of a fake grenade. the grenade was actually a cigarette lighter. but take a look at what it looked like. you can see why this caused a lot of commotion. police say man came in with this lighter trying to do the right thing and dispose of it properly. instead, the entire building was evacuated. the man who brought it in said he was helping a friend clean out the garage. they came across this. didn't know if it was real or not. police sa

marianne gerl was killed.rains will be sentenced on six charges... including murder.9 on your side will be in the courtroom.look for updates beginning at 4 on the now cincinnati. police are still looking for the person who led them on a chase overnight.this is video of right after the chase ended in a crash in kenwood.the suspect was wanted for stealing from a fairfax walmart.police followed him to kenwood road where he crashed his suv. he then got out and ran. the road was shut down for some time this morning while police searched for him. he's still on the loose this afternoon. paying it forward, by paying it off.one local bank is working to reward people for shopping at small businesses. businesses.9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live. were at smalls hardware store in cheviot where everyone who checks out is walking away without paying a dime. from coffee to haircuts even childcare and eyecare... time, spending thousands of dollars on unexpecting people across the tri-state by paying their bills. we've been following that journey all day

you can see it panning the edge, we have been talking to marianne who is out on location. we'll check in with her later tonight, but of course, rob has also been watching all the rain. >> high surf warning, coastal flood warning, both lasting through 7:00 tomorrow morning as we have another high tide at 6:00 a.m. the high surf, storm run-off, and storm enhanced wave action on the coast, with the winds pushing some of the water in along the coastline, too, could cause localized flooding around great highway, and through 7:00 tomorrow morning. wind speeds right now, 10 to 20 miles per hour. some gusts getting up to 35 miles per hour. a soggy commute across the golden gate bridge, and mild. 57 degrees outside. you can see these strands of downpours in the yellow and orange on the radar. we'll zoom you in. north bay rain rates have dropped off for a brief time, raining as hard as .75 inches an hour. but you can see heavier rain showers here approaching the coast. right around pacifica and half moon bay, heading to san francisco, and starting to see the rain moving over the san

marianne martinez shares the story. << five year old elsa wiemerslage is about to start her third round of chemotherapy . by her side -- a doll that looks just like her. (nats) "i think it's amazing" but, this doll didn't come from friends or family -- it was the work of complete strangers. (sot: adrienne wiemerslage, mother) "she's being thought of for special things. it gives her a little bit of the childhood she's missing" (reporter standup: marianne martinez) "getting the dolls to the patients all started with a simple post on social media" this is melissa hanstein, who works for a local cancer organization she and a co-worker started a personal gofundme page to raise money for dolls. (sot: melissa hanstein, organized donation) "i had not idea in 24 hours we raised more than double our goal" then, american girl heard about donated 5 dolls. the money raised by melissa will go toward more dolls in the future. (sot: melissa hanstein, organized donation) "it's a special way to make the journey a little easier" when elsa goes into remission .. she will able to take her doll to american g

but not as cold as the overnight hours most areas will not go below freezing i could see that in marianne county, northern sides of sumter and shelter areas of northern lake county, everyone else will be above freezing, very cold for the bus stop. make sure the kids are bundled up, if you are using a space heater, make sure you take extra precautions. >> tomorrow, winds will be coming from the south, dragging in milder air ahead of our next el nino system. we lost the radar, but this will start to drive across the area wednesday. it looks like the models are trying to speed this up. i'm going to concentrate on wednesday for the best chance of showers, maybe a rumble of thunder. this thing is gathering, still developing. we'll keep a close eye on it. still a few showers left over on thursday. that's when temperatures fall, between now and then, we get back into the mid-70s by tuesday through 1792 will finally see relief. last week, crews shut down the roads to resurface. but tomorrow, the roads are expected to be back open. for more information, head to wf tv. com. >> >> tomorrow, mateland

marianne gerl of erlanger was killed, while another person was injured. rains was emotional in court as his attorney pleaded for a lighter sentence. <"he's very very sorry for this! he can not change what happened but he deeply regrets own and couldn't imagine losing them suddenly."> suddenly."> rains says he plans to keep a copy of the victims impact statement as a reminder of his poor actions. the victim's family tells 9 on your side that the 50-year sentence gave them the closure they need. tonight, detectives are hoping that surveillance photos help catch a bank robber. robber.investigators believe this man showed a teller a gun at the stockyards bank in hyde park and demanded cash.it happened yesterday afternoon. he was able to get the money and get away in his car. car.if you can help police catch him.... call crime stoppers at 513 352-3040. you can get a reward if your tip leads to an arrest. offers to help a young hero are pouring in to 9 on your side after this story first aired at 5-30. 5-30.12-year-old malik robertson was shoveling snow off a f

tears.scott rains will spend fifty years in prison for the death of *marianne gerl.* police say rains was driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol after crashing into two vehicles on turkeyfoot road.rains' attorney apologized on his behalf. "he's very very sorry for this! he can not change what happened but he deeply regrets it. he has two daughter of his own and couldn't imagine to lose them.." them.." gerl's family tells 9 on your of everyone she met. imagine driving up to work - walking inside - only to realize it's filled with smoke. that's what got one woman's adrenaline pumping this morning. there was another problem - the woman forgot her cell call for help. the land-line in the building was dead. so she drove herself to the fire station. "we don't get that very often ... it was kind of strange" strange"you're looking at firefighters responding to "technicrete" in fairfield. fire fighters say the damage would have been worse - if it wasn't for that employee's quick thinking. no estimate on damage yet - luckily that firehouse was only about a mile away. police say a man

marianne stanley, got her first head coach job at o-d-u and helped lead the lady monarchs >> pelley: trump gets his biggest enforcement less than two weeks before the votes. a demand for the resignation of mish dwan's governor over the water crisis in flint. >> we are all affectd and infected by this, and they need to pay for this. >> pelley: a big winter storm is in the forecast for much of the east. and reinventing the car pool by adding soundtrack. soundtrack captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> pelley: 13 days before the

reporting live, marianne favreau, nbc news. >> that fatigue is a major concern. since 2005, it's played a role in 3% of all fatal crashes in the u.s. they found 13% of all big rig and bus crashes were caused by driver fatigue if both 2006 and 2007. now, few are concerned about a passenger who may have been on that bus a frndz has a hot line. it's right there on your screen. >> they are out of jamie. tonight they face a long list of charges. police arrested 25 protesters yesterday after we saw this. they brought traffic to a stand still on the bay bridgele. they did it by chain, themselves literally to each other and other cars. officers cut the chains with bolt consulters and arrested the protesters. all 25 bailed out of jail last night this was the scene outside the courthouse. the protesters are a spin-off group of black lives matter and were zrath against police violence. >>> well, donald trump is joining forces with another high profile and controversial figure. late today, sarah palin endorsd trump for president. the former vice presidential nominee appeared

marri mar y marianne favro has following the story. what's new? >> reporter: today several volunteers used drones to scour the remote areas. it enables them to cover much more territory, hoping to find kyle myrick. alan alejandro is hoping his drone will make the difference. the 28-year-old was last seen at the motorcycle shop where he worked. police believe he was murdered, the body dumped somewhere else. a motorcycle enthusiast said he felt compelled to offering hi camera to help in the search for kyle. >> drones can cover a lot of area. >> in addition to scouring this video, volunteers searched near lexington reservoir and along the coastline in santa cruise. they're are they're also asking for the public's help. they want to know if anyone spotted this vehicle. it belongs to steve leabo, kyle's co-worker now behind bars. he claimed he was framed. >> i know that, um, there is more than one person involved. i don't know exactly why i was being framed. >> john sperry, the victim's stepfather says hess thinking leabo is lying. for now he's focused

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marianne gerl of erlanger was pronounced dead on the scene. 2 other victims suffered non life- threatening injuries. new information on a disturbing story we brought you last night... you're looking at steven rekowski of lawrenceburg... in charges. after his first court appearance this morning... we're learning more about him. fox19 now's gordon graham is in dearborn county. open-----prosecutor s say they've added the names of seven more young children to list of steven rekowski's alleged victims, but as investigators dig deeper into the images on rekowski's cell phone more charges may follow. the latest charges against rekowski include multiple counts of child molestation, child exploitation and performing sexual conduct in the presence of a minor. rekowski lists this house in aurora, indiana as his address, but the couple who lives here says rekowski only stayed here a couple of weeks. the couple declined to be identified or interviewed on camera, but say they had no idea about rekowski's alleged darker side. however, they say he asked to take their children upstairs....one at a time to

two time player caa player of the year----anne title team in the early 80s----a team led by her----marianne stanley----three times led old dominion to national titles----and now---voted in to the virginia sports hall of fame---- "transcribebitehere" tempers getting a little heated between florida and west virginia---the gators unranked taking on the 9th ranked mountaineers-----and what a game for dorian finney smith out of norcom high school in portsmouth---one- handed jam----he was 7 of 12 from the field---5 of range----and had not one--but two highlight real jams----the second ---on the ally oop----game-high 24 for finney---and the gators take down 9th ranked west virginia---88-71jj. i'm brian parsons. in hampton roads, an all a standing room only crowd at collegiate, the call it the tree house. the mighty oaks, fresh off of an overtime loss to norcom. cape henry, the reigning division 1 state champions, the dolphins have been rolling. first half. cape henry wearing grey. dolphins force the turnover. mark seaman to malik marrow, who finishes with the lay up, he had 21 points. then it's go

marianne: donald trump wants to raise the republican base. it defines the general election. that said, there' s a fine line when she went up to the senate race, everyone in the state pulled the curtain and voted for her because of it. we are facing the same thing. it is very clear from any of us who live to that time that hillary clinton did not know. she found out like the rest of us what happened. when she found out the truth, she stopped defending him. ed: when will politicians stop donald trump from dictating the new cycle? >> they cannot. when he gets out of the race. ed: they can' t stop and? janet: what if he doesn' t up running against hillary clinton can she stop and? -- stop pain? -- stop him? jenny: they' re on no rules. it is a dangerous campaign. >> she had can beat him, but will not see. jenny: president obama for putting the gun control, i will question your humanity. jenny: the stand in the state. the thing is gun manufacturers. what president obama did does nothing. it helps the economy of selling guns. ed: thank you so much for joining us. up next, matter o

marianne, reaction from family and friends who must be incredibly relieved. >> jason rezaian is safe and heading home. as iran and world powers eprepare to implement a landmark nuclear deal, in tehran, five national prisoners have been released. secretary of state john kerry said that the released prisoner include washington state jason rezaian. a pastor, a student and another man. >> it's just spectacular news. >> jason rezaian's does minute grew up with the journalist a in marin county, he says he's counting the days until he can see him again. >> i can't wait to see him. i i hope he's in good health. i know he's getting some medical attention so i'm really happy to hear that. >> today the head of schools told us she's relieved to learn that her former opportunity is safe. she said that jason often returned to the academy to share his experiences with the younger students. >> jason was known as a leader and a connector and someone who cared very deep by about people. he's a very thoughtful and engaging student. >> they're american citizens, iranian citizens who have unjustly been h

school celebrated lady monarchs basketball librarian back those who put the program on the map while marianne stanley and donovan plus details on battle of a sports anchor brian smith has it all in your sports weekend the annual battle of the basement and hosting a free state some star power in the building as well. or perhaps in part now washington redskins defensive tackle chris baker support to speak with time running down before the half line toward the hampton native spikes and drops down a three pointer a the break he added sixty second spot to making an early six zero run to sean table with a nice fade away jumper that is good at seventeen is the cut into three and issued then jumping back in front when jeff short led them with twenty three points knocked down three of his own for fifty six fifty five lead the pirates and reggie johnson canning the jumper for sixty one sixty advantage when johnson get defensive. this leads to the lay up with a seven point advantage sixty seven sixty game mark twenty not one more time this one coming when she does what she was sixteen the slam good pira

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us live from levi stadium. boy, this is an ongoing. battle. >> reporter: certainly is. the judge will not issue his decision until tomorrow, but this is the soccer field that both sides are fighting over. you can see how quickly the media center is going up. when we arrived here this afternoon, we saw grass. now there's already flooring and a tent. >> the transformation is well under way. today crews put down plywood and flooring on top of the soccer field for the temporary super bowl media center. the city-owned fields are now on loan to the nfl leading up to super bowl, and the santa clara youth soccer league is not happy about it. the league wants the work halted, claiming the city and nfl are not making good on a promise to find them adequate fields to play in until they can get this back. they say the options the city is proposing is including the stadium are not available on weekends when the league plays games. the nfl has agreed to replace the field, but the soccer league says it's worried about how long that could take. >> we'

let's take a step in to the way back machine first where we will find legendary lady mocs head coach marianne stanley ten years head coach including three national championships a real pioneer in women's basketball and then of course after fifty years as general manager of the tides dame rosenfeld will be inducted in april with everybody else proclaim the king of baseball couple years back so of course he gets in just a big zone charlie stokes he has a super bowl ring with the baltimore colts in super bowl five four of the seven inductees made to the general assembly today when they were honored by the state house and senate. this brings back so many memories and i think of all of the great players in the administrators who are so instrumental in our success and that knowing that this honor that on the given i look at it as an opportunity to thank all those people you know so many people played a sport and after cleared of basic forgotten but you know it is an opportunity to be recognized by my home state and is intolerant rivers for me to have the opportunity to let those let me know that pe

that has been a big problem for him, marianne. piece over the weekend by jay cost, which breaks down delegate picture across the country. he makes the argument this could go on for a very long time. that these people will be around a very long time, jeb bushes, marco rubios, and rest of them. do you think that is the case? do you think jeb bush is done or not? >> he is done. if his name weren't bush we wouldn't be talking about him. if trump wins iowa and new hampshire, make no mistake about it he runs the table. no one is going to stop him, period, end of sentence. that i know. and here's why trump has been so smart. he is really not been given credit for shrewd as candidate he has been. he has been a much better candidate frankly than anybody else who has been candidate before. he did that trading his celebrity into credibility. he used fact people knew him for many years and knew him well to define this race and define candidates. the one he defined first was jeb bush. to your point, martha, low energy, poor performances, acted

[laughter] >> laura: marianne got a calendar full of muscle-bound firefighters, just like you here. davis and her granddaughter have a tradition of giving each other funny gifts for christmas. but she clearly didn't expect how much she would enjoy this particular present. she even got to meet several of the firefighters in the calendar that raised money for the fallen firefighters. the group has sold 3,000 calendars and raised more than $35,000. >> q: good for her. >> laura: you know where there is also a lot of money, $1.3 million powerball. big money! >> announcer: now this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. >> i'm sam rutigliano, former head coach of the cleveland browns. wisdom is a daughter of experience. the browns are once again ignoring the past and writing the same script. they must analyze the effect of past decisions, engage a different model, brown has no experience, but has given the title of director of football operations. with the final say over the roster and a role in interviewing coaching candidates. hire the coach first will prevent the team from getting the most

marianne, there is a reason why they are doing this? >> reporter: there certainly is n. fact, the big question tonight is have you had anything to drink tonight? that's the question that san jose police officers have been asking motorists all night since 8:00 here on fourth street. they picked this particular location because there is a high concentration of bars, restaurants, and dui arrests downtown. dozen of drivers made an unexpected stop tonight on fourth street as they turned a corner and found themselves -- >> have you been doing any drinking on the. >> reporter: at a dui check point. >> on average we process 1500 vehicles per checkpoint and average four or foif arrests per check point. >> reporter: he says the big advantage is educating the public about drinking and driving. they hand out a pamphlet outlining the risk of driving under the influence. police chose this location for a reason. >> we know from statistics that this portion in higher in ddui arrests than other portions of the city. >> reporter: he says one reason why is there is a high concentration of

. >> marianne pushed her double stroller the length of the march to register her objection to the casino plan. >> i don't think it is appropriate for the community or any of the surrounding areas. >> i don't think it is a good idea . at the gas station across the street, mixed feelings. >> i think it is good, i play poker. so hopefully enhance the neighborhood and give people a place to go. >> voters in the streets on a cold winter day may make plans for a casino at belmont anything but a sure bet. steve long ford, cbs 2 news. >>> we called nassau off >>> a new ban on facebook, why the social network says this crack down could be life saving. >>> a secret hide out revealed go inside the under ground bunker where investigators say armed and dangerous fugitives were plotting their next move. >>> david buoy's final wish, the superstar writes a special request in his will. >>> hi, i'm erika, it is nice to meet you. >> an introduction then a proposal. an engagement at the airport between two people who just met. can't wait to hear that one. >>> we had a nice mild day, temperature wise, pretty