mark karen posted this saying narcan is the worst drug ever created. i get no extra money for giving narcan, and then he said you use? you should lose. last year the weymout this firefighters used narcan to save lives in 114 cases. >>> a massachusetts representative trying to crack down on s.w.a.t.ing became a victim of it herself. the congresswoman saw lights and officers with guns on her lawn after they got a call about an active shooter there. >>> the highlights from the bean pot face-off. new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. ever new england. . >>> welcome back. superbowl week is officially underway in the bay area, but instead of having media day

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firefighter mark karen posted it's the worst drug created and i give no extra money for giving it and when talking about the people revived you should use lose. he deleted his profile but people grabbed the screen shot of the post which led to that suspension. >>> aaron hernandez sending a message from jail. tmz says they have a letter the rotsent to a pen pal he puts down robert kraft calling him nonlittle and says he watches the tv in his cell to root for the patsch the letter claim his closest friend was tom brady and he loves him to death. >>> speaking of football san francisco buzzing around this week answered big game. broncos and panthers arriving on the west coast. fans filling into the bay area ready to celebrate. >> it was awesome. i am super excited. >> why do you bring him? >> this is awesome. we are a big football family obviously. >> san francisco lit the bay bridge set off fireworks to kick off the week leading up to super bowl 50. wbz is the home for super bowl 50 catch the action on the field and get the great super bowl ads as well sunday february 7th at 6:30 and i a

. >> mark karen is on the front lines of the hello, overdecember crisis but look at what he wrote. i get no extra money for giving narcan. and about the people revived he wrote, you use you should lose. bill shields is live with the story in weymouth tonight. bill. >> reporter: facebook has lot of people in trouble this time a firefighter. he has a right to say what he feels however, in this case even his union representative said when you are firefighter you are held to a higher standard 24-7. >> when you become a fireman a firefighter fireman you are fireman 24-7. >> reporter: a 12 year veteran firefighter mark let world knowhe was tired of saving lives of overdose victims. but his rant got him a 90 day suspension without pay. >> we see this as a something that we hopefully will serve as lesson and learning process.

mark karen posted on facebook it's the worst drug ever created. i get no extra money for giving narcan, and when talking about the people revived f you lose, you should lose. last year they responded to 183 overdoses and used it in 114 cases. those was bill hill's son. >> people don't understand. they think narcan is wrong. it's totally wrong. it saves people's lives. it saved my son twice. >> reporter: karen deleted his profile, but it was too late as screen shots were grabbed over his post. >>> a toddler was seriously injured another a roxbury apartment. 39-year-old is now fighting for his life no word on how the child got hurt, but police were in and out of the apartment all day yesterday, and the boston globe reports dcf has custody of the boy and another child from the department, but they will not say if the family has a history with the department. >>> a massachusetts representative trying to crack down on threats gets one herself. living room when she saw flashing lights outside and police with guns were on her lawn. police got a call abou

fox 25 is on the five part of posted it is mark karen who was been with the department 's 2004. in the post he also complained he doesn't get extra money for administering the narcan says once he administers it than ours addicts out of the hospital using again. he says quote you use you should lose. he was the at today's news comes for the tire of sheep said he spoke with him and he's been cooperative. >> town announced he will now be suspended for 90 days without pay that will be allowed to return to work but reassigned to dispatch at least mayor was quick to separate his statements from the beliefs of the fire department in town saying last year alone first responders weymouth had 100 ap overdoses administered narcan 114 times. >> weymouth fire chief and union reps tell me that he has been a good employee over all called this quote uncharacteristic behavior we did try to reach him we called someone who had a voicemail with the same name we have not a call back after leaving a voicemail. the town says that both him and firefighters all over the town will be now required to unde

mark. as karen mentioned, it was mild, so the road surfaces are maintaining the warmth. it will be snowing at 9:00 a.m. in philadelphia. and 10 and 11 along the shore. 41 by noon, 3:00 p.m., 44 with sunshine returning. if you're flying today i don't expect the snow to have a major impact at the airport. we have no major delays. we're looking at wet snow in philadelphia, a bit more in boston and actually it's rain up there and jfk rain, snow mix. >>> a york county woman is charged with concealing the death of a child. the remains were found in a shoe box. she gave birth last year. she said she was alone the infant wasn't breathing and she panicked and put the baby in a shoe box. it is unknown if the infants was born alive or stillborn. >>> an 8-year-old is accused of holding up a florida store with a loaded handgun. he walked up to the cashier and pulled out a gun and demanded money. the child's mother said he stole the gun out of her purse, neither the boy or his mother has been charged. >>> batman is known for fighting against evil, but sometimes he turns to the dark si

mark. >> thank you, karen. we are hanging out with cody mcleod from the colorado avalanche as they get ready to host the red wings. riddle l me this, brought to you by your colorado land rover retailers, a q and a session for the guest. ready for riddle me this? very challenging segment. growing up, who was your favorite player or players? >> i've always liked cam neely from the boston bruins, and physical, they always played the game hard, love watching them play. nobody messed around with them on the ice. they seemed to put the puck in the net. those are two of my favorites. >>> was there a guy you had got to play against. >> well, yeah, there was a few guys like -- obviously, got to play with joel, and watching them, play for the -- the avalanche growing up. so that was pretty surreal when i got to do that, too. >> speaking of your career, do you have an all-time favorite moment from your hockey career? >> yeah, there's been a bunch. obviously, my first goal against the red wings was pretty special. and then

mark. >>reporter: yeah, karen, as jim mentioned, today the final time that the broncos and the panthers will speak to the media, so from here on out, they can just spend time with each other and prepare for super bowl 50. and spending time with his team is exactly what antonio smith wants to do right now. the broncos defensive lineman, learned yesterday that his father had passed away in oklahoma. after complications from heart surgery. and smith says staying with the team is what his dad would have wanted him to do. >> my life, on this stage, has a bigger purpose than just me. my feelings, my emotions, you know, people are counting on me, my brothers are counting on me. it's no question. >> it's a hard thing to endure, is my spirit. i was born with it, he gave it to me, through rough and hard times than this, i even smiled, you know. throughout this whole, hard year, i've smiled, you know, so it's something that i probably have no control over, just who i am. >>reporter: smith says he has received more love and support from his teammates than he could have imagined, he knows his dad will be

our mark haas is live in santa clara tonight, you know, they're working hard. >>reporter: karen, the broncos back to practice today, practicing at stanford, this is the second super bowl in three years, but these are different team, a handful of players back from the 2013 squad. one of the biggest differences is on defense. after that blow out loss to the seahawks in super bowl 48, john elway made a commitment to make the defense better, tougher, make them, well, more like the seattle defense that just beat them. he went after some of the bigist names out there and rehe kruted aqib talib. >> he wants he to be the player that i've been since i've been in the league, don't come in and try to do too much, i brought you to lead, d. ware here to change the mentality of the defense and be the players that you are. bring what you brought and help >> we already had the offense, they were scoring 35-45 points, but a missing piece. when you go to a place or get left from a place where you get remrasd and go to a place where they want you, that's what elway the for all of us guys. >>report

. >> reporter: down around the freezing mark right now across the region, karen and windchills in the 20s. looks like we'll probably be in the 20s by 8:00. high today of 38 degrees, fair amount of sunshine, breezy and chilly. windchills will make it feel like the 20s and 30s even at the best of times. for karen, david, tam, i'm matt, "g.m.a." is next. >>> good morning, america. dead heat. a brand-new national poll shows ted cruz and donald trump tied as trump takes aim at jeb bush. >> this guy, why doesn't he just give up, go home. go home. go home to mom. >> and hillary clinton trying to avoid another upset striking a pose in "vogue" just two days until the next big showdown. >>> breaking overnight, president obama will travel to cuba, the first president to visit in more than 80 years and the huge events in the works in havana from major league baseball to beyonce. >>> the 18-year-old arrested posing as a doctor accused of treating patients now out on bail speaking out to abc news. the question that made him do this. >>> kanye west caught on a hot mike. the talent's temper tantrum b

((karen castro)) the road project is expected to be completed by the end of the summer. yesterday's crash marks the 8-th road fatality in n-h- p's jurisdiction. that is four more road deaths compare to the same time last year. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) > n-dot is also working on smoothing out your commute along a different part of 215. work on the "centennial bowl" is expected to be finished midway through 2017. the project will add connector ramps from the 95 to both directions of 215. officials estimate nearly 108-thousand cars pass through the area every day./// ((denise valdez)) > today was the day! punxsutawney phil predicted an end to the cold weather... calling for an early spring. but you wouldn't know it by looking outside. tedd's here with your weather how much colder is it getting? < tedd florendo >hard freeze warnings go into effect tonight. we have clear skies and calmer winds and believe it or not, that actually makes if feel not, that actually makes if feel colder. those areas with hard freeze warnings could see temps degrees by morning. with

below the freezing mark in a lot of neighborhoods there are lingering flakes as you just saw, i would look out not everywhere, but in some cases slick sidewalks and road conditions. karen rogers will be keeping her on on anything that develops along those lines. below the freezing mark in dover, wilmington, trenton, the northern suburbs in through these areas there's the chance of icy patches. here's how temperatures will roll today. 6:00, 8:00, 9:00. numbers will be above freezing we'll be around 40 around 2, 3:00 p.m. icy patches this morning, but hopefully we'll melt that away later in the day. on the bus stop bundle the kids up, 31 degrees we'll be holding more or less on that, cloudy skies and snow shower. at some point we'll see the winds pick up, it will be blustery and chilly even though we get above freezing. karen rogers what are roads looking like as we head out. >> reporter: you have to be careful. we have snowfall off to the sides of the road. in the turn lanes, the snow has lappedded and stuck there. you can see the light snow showers that are falling. route 100 approaching 113 give yourself what time when you're turning or stopping. i know it's hard to s

how are you today question mark gabrielle: i am great -- how are you today? gabrielle: i am great. karen: tell us about the story. gabrielle: it follows a circus troupe and we follow the character who is on a journey of life, and a leading player is life. he goes through war, love, lust, glory, the simple life, and what ordinary life. it is told through the circus troupe, the fosse style, incredible singing. karen: been very played the leading player in the 1972 production. production. i am. the opportunity. it is really different now having a woman. you get to see a little bit more of a sensual society, that at the same time you see the strength of a woman too,, playing this role now. it is great to see an african-american woman playing this strong female role guiding her hold her power and to see where she stands in this troop, and it relates to the world today, and you see how strong we are. karen: what was your experience with the show "pippin" before you joined the production? gabrielle: i did not know much i saw it in high school once. i did not know much about it, but i started wa

karen anderson, wcvb newscenter 5 investigates. maria: breaking news concerning mark wahlberg' s movie about the boston bombings. a key scene was going to be filmed in watertown in the neighborhood where it happened. but tonight, a major change. new at 7:00, newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live in watertown with what happened. mary? mary: we are on laurel street. you can see belittle' s on some of the houses. -- you can see bullet holes on some of the houses. even though the shootout between the tsarnaev brothers was dramatic, neighbors wanted that to be filmed where it happened. they said to make it authentic. now town officials have overruled the majority of neighbors and announced the shootout scene will be filmed elsewhere. >> i am angry. i think they should let them do it here. they are making it all about trauma. the police department did a wonderful thing here, it brought the neighborhood together. i think they should let them do it here for authenticity. >> you think it to be the town' s decision for the neighbor' s? >> absolutely the neighbor' s. they are all

mark warner was in hampton friday to talk cybersecurity. he started with a tour of hampton based company - zel technologies. along with, virginia's secretary of technology karen jackson, warner led a roundtable discussion with representatives from the military, local the state with highest number of unfilled cyber jobs. c0043 - sen. mark warner (d) virginia 927 our opportunity is to make sure that every university is cyber certified in terms of a work force 936 our opportunity is to make sure that those military members who leave the military with cyber training can get jobs right here in hampton roads. 945 warner says the threats facing us -- keep him awake at night. c0043 - sen. mark warner (d) virginia 1102 what i'm really afraid of, that we could have an event, almost a cyber 9/11, where we shut down water systems, power systems, in a way that could be catastrophic 1114 before we really fully recognize how dramatic this threat is 1119 c0044 - scott arnott - zel technologies 2040 the first thing to understand about cybersecurity is a lot of it is so prevalent. 2041 there's so many people trying to get your data 2046 scott arnott, of zel technologies says h

karen: in the tape, we did see one of his papers marked with a nice note and a big letter -- a. looking through these papers? so many of us know dr. king in and other events wildly covered by the media, but what else can we draw from the papers to tells more about the man? ryan: you get a sense of, especially if you are a student, this is someone, at a certain phase of their life, was working through his ideas, trying to decide what he believed about certain things. at this point in his life when he was here in boston, he was trying to work out when his own goal was in the larger system of space that he had. what was his role to be, and intellectual studying theology or someone embracing the social gospel and going out into the street and helping people achieve what they wanted? he had different experiences the cousin a lot of his professors were active in the civil rights movement of the earlier generation. -- he had different experiences because a lot of us professors were active in the civil rights movement of the older generation have some of the connection with them. and he went on

. >> larry: thursday marks the beginning of early voting for the north carolina primary. news 13's karen wynne is live at the asheville outlets. it's one of the early voting karen, there are several different kinds of photo id that people can use to show at those voting places. >> karen: right, larry, there sure are. they include driver's license, pas passport. there's still a way you can vote. she says there are many like her living in downtown asheville. >> in the building there's probably 25% or so that use wheel chairs at least part of the time that do not have transportation. >> karen: but buncombe county's director of election services trina parker says if they can get to the polls, there's ways that carol line and others can vote. a declaration that basically states for there's a list of reasons. for whatever reason i have not been able to obtain a photo id. and they will sign that declaration and the workers will provide them with a ballot. >> i think it's a great thing. i mean, i'm in this wheelchair and a good many people that live here are. >> karen: parker says the idea is to

karen wynne. this is news 13 at 6:00. >> frank: this valentine's day marks a milestone for an asheville woman. she celebrates 101 years of life and a lifetime of loving those around her. hope hanselman introduces us to someone who credits her health to this holiday. >> hope: we may never feel so young at heart as when we are in love. the same could be said for frankie who has been around exactly as long as hallmark has been selling valentine's day cards. >> 101 years. it's amazing. >> hope: but this is one love story you can't find on the shelf. >> we call her our valentine because she was born on valentine's day. and she fits the description. world wars, civil rights, and depression. >> some of our relatives were working in an ammunitions factory, she went and got a job in a gas station in detroit and sent money home. >> my husband was my one love. >> reporter: she was just 18 at the time. >> we met at church. >> hope: and love was only something they were pretending as lead roles in their church play. >> he was the groom and i was the bride. as we walked in the play, up the aisle, he asked m

it might be 9:00, 10:00 we'll lift out of the freezing mark, and you'll have icy patches here and there. karen what are you seeing? >> reporter: i'm seeing the roads sticking, i got off the phone with police in bucks county no reports of accidents there. this is chalfonte, upper state road and lime kiln pike. the snow is light, but coming down steadily. for the most part, the highways are wet. we're seeing slushy spots on the roads. this is 422 approaching oaks, eastbound traffic is slow from 29 to 33. we're seeing slushy patches. checking out the ramp, they are always a problem. exton, chester county, 30 bypass eastbound to 202 northbound. we see a good amount of traffic. look at how slow it is right here, because of an accident we had on the ramp. on the left side of the ramp. it's the second accident in the same spot the ramp 30 bypass eastbound to 202 northbound. it's creating a slow go with the accident ramp. we're looking at slower traffic the schuylkill expressway past the blue route eastbound traffic heading toward the curve. the snow is coming down. for the most part they highways are

. >>> let's get to mark taylor in the friendship range very busy scene all day. >>reporter: karen, this has been a very active crime scene, ever since we got here, this morning, we want to show you where this happened. if you look in the background about 200 yards away, there's a cream trailer with a deck behind it. that deck is attached to the home where this happened this morning. now, here's what we know right now. police say that just before 10:00 this morning, they came to this home to serve an eviction notice that's where the police say martin wirth came out on to his deck, paused and then went back inside. officers quickly followed him. and that's when he opened fire on them. and officers returned fire. killed and two more -- deputy was killed in the fire fight. neighbors say martin wishth kept to himself. neighbors say he had several altercations with the police, one as recent as two weeks when wr he felt that the police were targeting him. she knew wirth had weapons. >> things happen, you know, because the officer shouldn't have lost his life, there shouldn't be two offic

georgina chapman and karen cray create together under the mark hayes banner. i am not the kind of credit call five to talk about -- critic qualified to talk about fashion but twice a year, i have to try. if you tune into the oscar show just to see who is wearing what, you are not alone. the event has become a major fashion show. the red carpet, a big runway. >> it's really huge. when karen and i were building the company at the verb dash at the very beginning, the red carpet was becoming for sandra bullock gave them a big boost. >> this dress was her second oscar dress. >> i think she wore us in 2012 and it's a very low plunging back. >> reporter: their latest collection for fashion week had just been shown we need marquise ladies showed me around their chelsea headquarters before heading to the oscars in la. >> i usually set up in a rim, in a hotel. there will be rails of clothing. >> reporter: not to glamorous they insist but it is thrilling. >> i have literally made dresses or reconstruct addresses in 36 hours out there and it's exciting. the adrenaline is

mark in a lot of spots around the region. it's cold when you step outside. >> you know karen, when he is that, it's commodore barry white. >> reporter: it's the voice. it's cold, i would watch for a slick spots here and there. this is the boulevard large street watch out for a disabled truck in the outer drive approaching broad street. the big accident in the morning is happening here, franklin township, gloucester county. i spoke to state police, they gave me an update. a single-vehicle accident the person was transported to the hospital. traffic is slow in the area 55 northbound approaching little mill. on the waze app we can see slow speeds, 9 miles per hour. people reporting a traffic jam in the area, 55 northbound near franklin township in gloucester county. watch for residual slowing. buck road or frys mills road a good alternate. vineland, accident investigation, delsea drive 47 northbound blocked at garden road. you look at the temperatures it's cold out here. 27 in martins creek. 28 in quakertown, 29 in pottstown, saint david. freezing mark in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, 27 in bridgeton. 30 in hammonton. 32 in c

karen weaver and sent top campaign aides to meet with her. flint will be the site of a democratic debate on march the -- mark six. >>> faith leaders and flint endorsed clinton on sunday and three prominent ministers said because she has, quote, kept the spotlight on the situation in the city. >>> the white house said president obama will make his first visit to vietnam in may. the announcement came after he met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asia leaders in california. the president's vietnam visit will be a sidetrip well in the region for the seven group summit in japan. it he will become the third straight president to visit this nation. bill clinton was there and so was george bush. they hope to strengthen relations with vietnam as they worry over china's aggressiveness in the south china sea. >>> top u.s. officials will travel to nevada to sign an aviation packed for scheduled u.s. and cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. the signing brings in 12 affect an arrangement that was agreed u.s. airlines have to apply for permission from u.s. regulators to fly specific routes before selling tickets to cuba. it will i

millville, just a bit above, holding at the freezing mark all along the i-95 corridor with 29 right now in trenton, matt and tam. >> thank you, karennew this morning, a crash in philadelphia's port richmond section left three people injured including a two-year-old child. it happened on tacony street near bridge street just before midnight. look at the devastation to that car. investigators say a utility truck was starting to turn when the car crashed head on into it. crews will to pull the 36-year-old driver out of the car. a 25-year-old female passenger and a two-year-old boy were shakeshaken up. >> lesean mccoy is under investigation in connection with a nightclub brawl involve throwing off duty philadelphia police officers. the incident occurred at recess lounge in olde city early sunday morning. video center in by an "action news" viewer appears to show the aftermath. two of the officers went to the hospital with injuries ranging from broken ribs to some skull fractures. >> serious injuries. this wasn't just a basic, you know, fistfight. this was an all-out beat down from all accounts. >> "action news" reached out to mccoy's a

karen kfox in manchester, new hampshire. >>> president obama will walk down political memory lane. he will address the legislature in bring filled, illinois, to mark the anniversary of his there. the president is expected to urge the nation to move beyond the partisan divide that has marked his time in the oval office. is expected to acknowledge his share of responsibility for the gridlock in washington. his speech comes during a massive partisan budget stalemate in illinois. >>> we have barely any airline delays to report and not a lot of weather. check with your airlines if you are flying and last look at your seven day. >>> we will send this to the "today show" and a minute. first, a preview of what is coming up on mornings fox 11. >>> a weekly appearance for what is going on in town that you might want to enjoy. a big weekend coming up. michael from yelp will be here for different ideas for valentine's day. >>> ryan kern gives a look at cars that drive themselves and the future they might have in the silver state. all that and more coming up in >>> let's see what the weather will be like. we are looking dry across a 7 temperatures. the tempera

neukam is wants answers. sot: karen neukam: visiting her grandchild 03:06 shock. how did he get in and why wasn't the security a little tighter? 11 according to court documents- mark rivers came into the first patient's room while she was taking a nap. when the victim woke up- rivers was lying next to her groping her breasts. the woman says rivers told her to be quiet- but she jumped up and ran over to pull the nurse alert alarm. while the first victim called for help- court documents show rivers approached a second patient in her hospital bed and began groping her legs- inching his way toward her pubic area. before he could get any closer- police say he ran out of the room. rivers admitted to an officer what he had done. people we spoke to say they just don't understand how this happened. sot: karen neukam 03:18 since i have been here either you have to have a code number or something to get in. sot: frank watkins: patient (was at the hospital for a test) 05:22 it concerns me because evidently somebody is not doing their homework with people who are associated with the hospital whether they are an employee or a guest, i think they need to look into that further.

karen has been saying. there's a concern of sidewalks and side streets without the snow icing up overnight. temperatures have dipped below the freezing mark you're bundling the kids up. it's breezy with windchills in the 20s and this afternoon it gets better. 9:00 we bump up above freezing, 36 degrees by 11:00. the high today will be 40 degrees we'll get that at 1:30 or 2:00 this afternoon dipping back to the mid 0s by dinnertime. >>> new on "action news," city council in ferguson, missouri agreed to most of the proposal in the settlement to the justice department. it investigated the ferguson police and found the city force was discriminating gains -- against black citizens. the settlement will overhaul furgeson municipal court. they removed the requirement that the police salaries be raise. >>> lapd released a photo moments after they pulled a trapped vendor out of his newspaper stand. he was stuck there for four days without food or water, someone heard the man yelling on monday and called for help. the vendor was weak and dehydrated but otherwise doing okay. >>> a montgomery county man remembered for years and years, decades of servic

injured in this case we're told is captain mark hancock, he was grazed in the ear and he was transported to the hospital and at home tonight. we're live in bailey, karen morfitt, cbs4 news. >>> we are learning more about the shooter seen here, martin wirth. he posted videos ranting against the government and police. and was a part of an anti-establishment movement taking place in denver. kelly werthmann where the group used to protest, kelly. >>reporter: karen, martin wirth was known to be one of the older members of the occupy movement here in denver. the 58-year-old expressed his anti-police and government opinions. martin wirth spent many years in a battle, mostly with his mortgage company. in this youtube video, he explains why he department make payments on his park county home, which he eventually lost. >> i did not pay mortgage to a bunch of crooks. >>reporter: wishth also took on battles with the government, filing this federal complaint in 2013 in an effort to have state foreclosure laws repealed. a magistrate threw the case out. in 2014, wirth ran for state senate, and on his candidate facebook page, began a verbal battle against the police.

mark by 9:00 p.m. tonight. probably not a whole lot of refreezing, but it's something to keep in the back of your mind. >>> all right, karen, roads this morning, that's the big story. looking live in lansdale. it's a light snow shower coming down. we can see slush on the roads. even though most of the highways are wet, a little slush on the secondary roads take it easy out there, you kind of see the flurries under the street lights there. let's take a live look at 422 eastbound traffic heading toward king of prussia you can see the snow on the sides of the roads, the main lanes themselves. chester county we'll see when it looks like right there. we got more snow in the western suburbs. route 100 northbound traffic heading toward lionville. slush on the roads, that we're seeing, especially the sides of the roads and the center lanes, it's clearer on the schuylkill expressway, here at girard, the highway just a little bit damp. you have to watch for the ramps and overpasses, they get icier first. 42 northbound at creek road. i drove on 42 a couple of hours ago, it's looking good, matt and tam. >>> the school closings list ju

karen holmes ward, welcome to "cityline." we are will into the 2016 presidential year with several key states deciding on who they want in november. march 1 marks an important day for the candidates. super tuesday is the egg is day of the primary calendar with hundreds of delegates at stake, 12 states will go to the polls choice on who will become the republican and democratic nominee. joining us today is james jennings, professor of emeritus cap tufts university, aaron o' brien, professor of political science at humid boston, and paul weston on d, director of the institute for asian american studies at the college of liberal arts also at umass boston. let' s jump right in. we have already seen the results in new hampshire and iowa , but i wonder, these states are predominately white. should they, in today' s world, have so much influence, and immediate attention that comes along with it, in terms of picking presidential nominees? >> should they? the answer is no. do they? new hampshire and iowa is the american election process on speed. the general election would set up a voting rules to discourage communities of color from voting. iowa and ne

will have to pay mark taylor live in the north boulder neighborhood tonight, and homeowners say they shouldn't have to pay. >>reporter: it's been a week since that water main breek, karen, and -- broke, karen, and families here are cleaning up from that incident. they say they have -- should not be at fault, that is, it's been a week since that happened and tonight, these homeowners are meeting to talk about taking possible legal action. didn't flood in 2013. >>reporter: dan is one of more than a dozen home owners whose house suffered thousands of dollars worth of flood damage after a water main broke on february 15 #g9: probably, maybe, 6, $7,000. >>reporter: now, being told by the city, who built an and operated the pipe, that it's up to them to foot the bill. >> the city is saying, you know, this happens, and we're sorry, and we can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break. one that happens on average around 70 times a year. around boulder. >>reporter: ben with the city of boulder says the water main broke due to a combination of it's impossible for them to break. >> the evaluation the city performed with the determination the damaged. >>reporter: public wo

mark. that's the good news. >> mm-hmm. super bowl sunday is coming. we're here. we're in the wrong place. >> party here at one point. 28 degrees is our current temperature right now, karen. we've got clouds in our sky with south winds at about 6 miles per hour. as we look around at eastern up in the north. a lot of snow on the ground keeping temperatures nice and frosty. 23 in some areas. then you get into a lot less snow on the ground in some places in the upper 20s to near 30. a little wave of snow has been trying to work its way across eastern iowa. you can see it on the radar now, advancing slowly off to the east. we'll go in somewhat closer here. it's still to the northwest of cedar rapids. it's about the water now. mainly confined to highway 20 and interstate 80. this will come across the region tonight. worst case scenario may be an inch of snow. most areas, just a dusting from the looks of things tonight. that does indicate the warmer air is moving back into eastern iowa. the snow showers come to an end once that gets established. then another strong front comes in early next week. that brings in much colder air, light snow as we get to late sunday night and mon

. >> karen: but these days resellers gobble up tickets online and then sell them back to you at major mark ups. >> frank: how venues are trying to crack down on the industry wide problem. >> reporter: no matter how much we pay, we invest in an experience. michael mccarthy sometimes buys tickets early to save bucks. >> cheaper in advance. plus they might sell out. >> reporter: many fans like michael resort to resellers. >> a little bit can be expected. usually ifs it it's a sold out show, you're getting a ticket you otherwise wouldn't get. but if it goes crazy high, they can keep it. >> supply and demand. when somebody has something you want and it's over priced, some people are willing to pay it. >> reporter: creates sometimes a complicated problem in the music industry. when those sellers buy out blocks of tickets and ramp up prices. >> i'm usually looking for six to eight tickets. >> reporter: liz of the orange >> often times those people are turning around and selling tickets for an exorbitant amount of money. >> reporter: she looks for potential red flags. >> perhaps legitimate but i'm

discover her daughter with bite marks when she came hem from daycare and now the question any parent would ask how could this have happened? good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm karenepp in for iain page. the mother says a lot more should be done keep her child safe. our shawnette wilson right now is in hunting park with this story. you just talk with the mom. good evening, shawnette. >> reporter: good evening. let me first say that we did call the daycare itself. they instructed to us call corporate offices. we have done that. we're still waiting to hear back from them. in the meantime, this mom says she has since taken her child out of this daycare permanently because she claims it's not the first time this has happen. pictures that would make any parent upset. this is one-year-old savannahs' face after her parents say another child at her daycare bit her repeatedly her mother says staff at bright side academy called her tuesday to tell her what happened. but she says she was shocked to see the bruceing when she arrived to pick up her daughter, and she claims this isn't the first time. veronica says savannah was bitten on her finger in december. her arm in januar

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case we're told is captain mark hancock, he was grazed in the ear and he was transported to the hospital and at home recovering with his family tonight. we're live in bailey, karen morfitt, cbs4 news. >>> we are learning more about the shooter seen here, martin wirth. he posted videos ranting against and was a part of an anti-establishment movement taking place in denver. kelly werthmann where the group used to protest, kelly. >>reporter: karen, martin wirth was known to be one of the older members of the occupy movement here in denver. but this stnt only place that the 58-year-old expressed his anti-police and government opinions. martin wirth spent many years in a battle, mostly with his mortgage company. in this youtube video, he explains why he department make payments on his park county home, which he eventually lost. >> i did not pay mortgage to a bunch of crooks. >>reporter: wishth also took on battles with the government, filing this federal complaint in 2013 in an effort to have state foreclosure laws repealed. a magistrate threw the case out. in 2014, wirth ran for state senate, and on his candidate facebook page, began a verbal calling them a danger t

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the freezing mark. 5:00 p.m., 33 degrees, that change to rain comes up through south jersey during the afternoon. probably doesn't make it to philadelphia until 5 or 6:00 p.m. and then karen we have rain coming tomorrow that creates a whole new set of issues. >> reporter: not issues to drive in, not for the early morning commute. the light snow showers are beginning, we're not seeing problems on the roads yet. this is the blue route at mcdade boulevard. all lanes open, we're dry and we expect lighter volume that's going to help us out with the weather. in new jersey, 42, northbound traffic is moving just fine right now. no problems right now, even in new jersey where we're seeing the snow showers. on the big picture we have the blue route, the schuylkill expressway i-95 showing speeds in the 50s at this point. don't forget we have falls bridge that remains closed until april 1. use city avenue bridge or the boulevard. we have an accident that brought down a pole. they are shutting down 206 between mountain and princeton. stick to route 1 to ray void the -- to avoid the problems, matt. >>> fire crews battled brutal cold while fighting a house fire in montgomery county over

karen holmes ward, welcome to "cityline." we are will into the 2016 presidential year with several key states deciding on who they want in november. march 1 marks an important day for the candidates. super tuesday is the egg is day of the primary calendar with hundreds of delegates at stake, 12 states will go to the polls

mark hancock and >> martin remains in serious condition. live in bailey tonight, melissa, corporal carrigan, had an impact on everyone who knew him. >>reporter: he really did, karen, he spent many seasons coaching kids here, on the field at platt canyon high and carrigan was a football and baseball coach, he was also a former school bus driver and school resource officer, one who some parents also remember as a student here. of. >>reporter: cathy barnett says she was the van mom to her son, matt, number 58 and his teammate, number 56. >> he was a really nice guy. >>reporter: nate carrigan who graduated from platt canyon high in 99 grew up to be a protector of his community. >> if i ever fwot pulled over -- got pulled over in this county, minutes. >>reporter: a deputy with the park county sheriff's office for the past 13 years. >> this is one of those things that should not have happened.

marked his second gop contest win. locals today said they weren't surprised by his victory regardless of their opinion. >> i'm not happy about it but i'm not surprised. trump. as far as the republican. >> reporter: karen pointed out historically no one has won both new hampshire and south carolina and failed to get the republican nomination, adding trump seems to be defying the >> opposing candidates attacks on him which is very astute on them. jeb bush is one of the casualties of that. >> last night jeb bush ended the gop field narrows. >> i think trump will pick up a few of the voters of any candidate who drops out. the lion share of the voters are going to distribute themselves among the anyone but trump field. >> reporter: marco rubio narrowly finished second over cruz. the governor's endorsement may have had something to do with it. >> she is a very popular governor. >> reporter: now gop candidates are on their way to they have n then super tuesday -- to nevada and then super tuesday. >> thanks, alexa. that puts her in a good carolina and beyond. >> if she is able to maintain that degree of support among african-american voters she will do very well in south carolina next weekend. >>> right now w

mark -- mike dardis will cover. we' ll cover it on this channel. courtis: democratic president candidate hillary clinton took a break from campaigning in new hampshire to visit with the folks in flint, michigan. flint mayor karen weaver invited her to the house of prayer missionary baptist church where she spoke about the water crisis. hillary clinton: as a senator i for children bearing a heavy burden. i will fight for you in flint matter how long it takes. courtis: called on congress to approve $200 million in emergency aid. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. erik: temperatures are nice and warm all weekend long. 50' s today, 40' s yesterday. although scholars you -- all of those calories you a, you' re going to burn them in the next couple of days. temperatures taking a big slide downhill. currently 45 degrees in cincinnati. we for dry ridge, 41 degrees in wilmington. we are still enjoying those southerly breezes upping to keep her temperatures on the milder side. the first couple weeks of february, this is where we can see some of our coldest outbreaks. we' re dealing with a little bit of rain. showers moving through middletown, mason, cincinnati. all of this extremely light. this is a cold fr

mark haas, kelly werthmann live at union station where the parade will begin for all of us. good morning. >>reporter: hi, karen, yeah a, we are on 17th, union station is behind us, the broncos will be starting the parade here, at about noon. there are people lined up all along the streets, about five or six deep, and then, even bigger crowd down at union station, it's an absolutely perfect day kelley werthmann, i've talked to people, they've been here since 6:00 in the morning. >>reporter: some fans have been here earlier than that. and we've gotten fas that are inside of the building, all the way up there, [ inaudible ] outside of union station, the top rated defense coming through. real key to winning the super bowl championship, and of course, leading to this awesome parade where we have thousands of fan, all the way down, all the way around the corner and around that corner is where the broncos are going to come here in just a little while, mark, i know the fans are excited. some who were just so excited just to be here early, early this morning can and maybe even wave at the players. >>reporter: we expect

mark on a philadelphia park. >> a calm are end to the work week is on tap compared to the wild weather that we started with. >> let's get details on that from meteorologist, david murphy and karenorning. >> a little bit chillier than it was yesterday afternoon so that's one little change to the forecast but, yeah, the rain is gone. looks like any kind of icing situation we had yesterday morning all in the rear-view mirror. we have a lot of clouds this morning. there will be some sunny breaks and you can see some holes opening up down by washington but generally speaking more clouds than sun as we go through the day. yesterday we had strong gusty winds going as high as 50 miles per hour or more. this morning a driver's alert. there could be debris on roads especially side streets and maybe some of those less traveled areas so keep an eye out for that. temperatur

mark on a philadelphia park. >> a calm are end to the work week is on tap compared to the wild weather that we started with. >> let's get details on that from meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> a little bit chillier than it was yesterday afternoon so that's one little change to the forecast but, yeah, the rain is gone. looks like any kind of icing situation we had yesterday morning all in the rear-view mirror. we have a lot of clouds this morning. there will be some sunny breaks and you can see some holes opening up down by washington but generally speaking more clouds than sun as we go through the day. yesterday we had strong gusty winds going as high as 50 miles per hour or more. this morning a driver's alert. there could be debris on roads especially side streets and maybe some of those less traveled areas so keep an eye out for that. temperatures are cool. we're down to 35 degrees in philadelphia, 36 in allentown. 35 in trenton. 35 in wilmington. 36 in reading. 30 degrees little below freezing in millville, new jersey, at this early hour. and as we head out into the drive way or the bus stop, it looks like mid 30's, excuse me, between 6 6:00 and

mark until 6:00 p.m. for a couple of hours after 6:00 p.m. we might have slick road conditions as the rain tries to wash away any of the iciness. karen i'll have future tracker 6 show you the progression of this and the snowfall amounts coming up. >> reporter: this is i-95 police activity. northbound traffic approaching cottman, you can see the police off to the right. southbound is heavier volume. that's where we normally see the volume approaching cottman. we expect to see lighter volume on i-95. we've seen light flurries through the area a lot of that breaking apart here the vine street expressway, no big impact on the roads. we're dry right here. the issues is toward the south where we see the heavier snow showers building in. we can see you that right now. this is dover, delaware, smyrna, route 13. it's not creating too many issues on the main lanes themselves. we're watching traffic slow down with this, the temperature 20 degrees. it is problem with the snow coming down steadily. we're watching the traffic move through, we're not seeing slipping and sliding. the snow is building up on the sides of the road. there goes the plows

discover her daughter with bite marks when she came hem from daycare and now the question any parent would ask how could this have happened? good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm karenpage. the mother says a lot more should be done keep her child safe. our shawnette wil

cbs4's mark taylor joins us live tonight, and how is it on the east side of town? >>reporter: well, the crews are working on that right now, karen, even before the snow started to accumulate, cdot crews were out using materials like mad chloride to help with the traction. this tanker has the ability to treat 3 lanes at once. now, cdot crews say they're more than ready for the winter storm with more than 900 plows all across the state, working on 12 hour shifts. crews will be focussing on metro denver, the mountains and the eastern plains. wherever this snow is hitting the hardest. this will also be the first winter storm we see the snow monitoring system. >> you know, this system helps us by allowing us to better understand exactly what's happening in our vehicles, so how much gas we're using, where we're going, if routes that we're travelling, even have in trucks. >>reporter: now, denver public works is also on full snow patrol, even implementing the residential snowplow plan for the second time this winter, which means residential streets will be plowed as well. both cdot and public works will continue to work until the roads