i have confirmed with sheriff with the johnson county sheriff's office that k9 deputy matthew johnson was on i-40. he was diverting traffic for another issue with power lines down. he said that his dog pin to and the sheriff, or the deputy got back into their car and about 30 seconds later a suspected drunk driver hit them on the passenger side. he spun out of control. he was taken to a nearby to be released soon. as for that male driver, he is currently in custody. we'll bring you details about that as they become available. and johnson's dog pin to is doing just fine. take a look at this video. deputy johnson was helping with this incident before his car was hit on i-40. power lines were down holding up traffic in both directions. officials say they are not 100% sure what caused those power lines to go down but ice has been a big problem. we actually spoke with a couple of friends out in this traffic and said they were trying to get to the canes game. >> i don't want to get a reckless driving ticket by turning around on the highway so i think we're sticking it out but i think we'll

volunteers christie matthews and danna johnson have run this fundraiser every year since 1999. >> christie matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town. >> whitaker: but this is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time. >> whitaker: as this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announce their town's total down to the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62! ( cheers and applause ) ) >> $12,054.55! ( cheers and applause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just moments away. stand by! >> whitaker: the total tally from northeast arkansas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000! ( cheers and applause ) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30 wishes donated from places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in poverty, but this town of 2,000 still contributed $25,000. the wishes were going just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews: we talk about it not

volunteers christie matthews and danna johnson have run this fundraiser every year since 1999. >> christie matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town. >> whitaker: but this is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time. >> whitaker: as this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announce their town's total down to the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62! ( cheers and applause ) >> $25,301! ( cheers and applause ) >> $12,054.55! ( cheers and applause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just stand by! >> whitaker: the total tally from northeast arkansas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000! ( cheers and applause ) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30 wishes donated from places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in poverty, but this town of 2,000 still contributed $25,000. the wishes were going just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews:

at the time, she thought her cancer was fatal. >> matthews: yes. >> johnson: she was one of those me well, so i want to live long enough for my mom to see me graduate high school." she was a senior that year. >> matthews: they remind you that the little things that we think as adults are so traumatic are so small. i mean, when you think about what these kids are going through-- they may not see their next birthday. >> whitaker: kendra saw her next birthday, and since then, 13 more. her cancer remains in remission. at marmaduke, where she teaches, the whole school takes part in make-a-wish. >> street: they just understand the power of a wish. it's just once they saw the first wish granted here, our kids wanted to help give that to someone else. and we're a tiny, tiny school that's raised... last year, we raised $15,000. that's incredible. it plays a huge part of who our kids grow up to be. >> kaden erickson: there's a crocodile in there! overstate this in any way, but did the trip to australia bolster kaden's will to live? >> jeanne erickson: having australia with him, having those mem

volunteers christie matthews and danna johnson have run thise 1999. >> christie matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town.s is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time.this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announceto the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62!use ) >> $25,301! ( cheers and applause ) >> $12,054.55!lause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just stand by! >> whitaker: the total tallysas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000!) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in2,000 still contributed $25,000.g just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews: we talk about ith, but we create lasting wishes and memories that these families can take on forever. hi, kaden!rickson is fighting a deadly type of leukemia. at his interview as a potentialwish was a long shot. australia.ere make gr

i go back as far as matthew johnson was murdered by the police, shot in the back, taking in a car and these were teenagers, going to the high school, we watch them get gunned down by the police years ago and the case has never been solved. now, i stand here on behalf of marriott woods, on behalf of all the other families that we are not people were killed in the beginning of january, my nephew timothy scott, that this goes on and on. all these obituaries of people from this year that died right here in the city of nudges by the police by everyday violence. so, i want to thank-- >> thank you, mrs. scott. next speaker, please. >> hi. my son went to private and public school here in san francisco. this past may, he graduated from eight elite university in new york city. but in the past april, he was returning in a car home, being dropped off when he was yanked and pulled out of that car i sfpd and i think myself if they banged his head one more time or pulled a gun on him. i could be marriott with his mother. i don't really have anything prepared, but what you guys did move me to tears.

i go back as far as matthew johnson was murdered by the police, shot in the back, taking in a car and these were teenagers, going to the high school, we watch them get gunned down by the police years ago and the case has never been solved. now, i stand here on behalf of marriott woods, on behalf of all the other families that we are not people were killed in the beginning of january, my nephew timothy scott, that this goes on and on. all these obituaries of people from this year that died right here in the city of nudges by the police by everyday violence. so, i want to thank-- >> thank you, mrs. scott. next speaker, please. >> hi. my son went to private and public school here in san francisco. this past may, he graduated from eight elite university in new york city. but in the past april, he was returning in a car home, being dropped off when he was yanked and pulled out of that car i sfpd and i think myself if they banged his head one more time or pulled a gun on him. i could be marriott with his mother. i don't really have anything prepared, but what you guys did move me to tears.

i go back as far as matthew johnson was murdered by the police, shot in the back, taking in a car and these were teenagers, going to the high hool, we watch them get gunned down by the police years ago and the case has never been solved. now, i stand here on behalf of marriott woods, on behalf of all the other families that we are not people were killed in the beginning of january, my nephew timothy scott, that this goes on and on. all these obituaries of people from this year that died right here in the city of nudges by the police by everyday violence. so, i want to thank-- >> thank you, mrs. scott. next speaker, please. >> hi. my son went to private and public school here in san francisco. this past may, he graduated from eight elite university in new york city. but in the past april, he was returning in a car home, being dropped off when he was yanked and pulled out of that car i sfpd and i think myself if they banged his head one more time or pulled a gun on him. i could be marriott with his mother. i don't really have anything prepared, but what you guys did move me to tears. be

matthew stafford goes deep to calvin johnson... gets around the defender to make a diving catch... lions go up 17-10 ... 4th quarter, cutler swings it out to matt forte... he some great blocks and he runs it in for a 23-yard touchdown... it's tied 17 all ... but detroit breaks the tie as stafford hits eric ebron in the back of the end zone... lions win 24-20 ... women's college basketball... northern iowa hosting southern illinois ... 1st half action, amber panthers down 21-19 ... a little bit later... iowa city west grad mikaela morgan nails the three-ball corner pocket to give uni a one-point lead ... 2nd half... benton community grad madison weekly tries to bring the panthers back from a deficit... twirls in the long two... then she'll split the d on this layup... she had 28 points, but uni comes up short 65-60 ... women's college basketball, florida hosting mississippi state ... iowa city high grad haley lorenzen hits the baseline jumper in the 2nd quarter for the gators ... 3rd quarter, haley from basically the same spot... she's all money on that bucket... she finished with 8

i go back as far as matthew johnson was murdered by the police, shot in the back, taking in a car and these were teenagers, going to the high school, we watch them get gunned down by the police years ago and the case has never been solved. now, i stand here on behalf of marriott woods, on behalf of all the other families that we are not people were killed in the beginning of january, my nephew timothy scott, that this goes on and on. all these obituaries of people from this year that died right here in the city of nudges by the police by everyday violence. so, i want to thank-- >> thank you, mrs. scott. next speaker, please. >> hi. my son went to private and public school here in san francisco. this past may, he graduated from eight elite university in new york city. but in the past april, he was returning in a car home, being dropped off when he was yanked and pulled out of that car i sfpd and i think myself if they banged his head one more time or pulled a gun on him. i could be marriott with his mother. i don't really have anything prepared, but what you guys did move me to tears.

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matthew dellavedova received the most votes, and andrew bogut was third on the list. number 11 stanford versus number 12 oregon state. beavers have not beat stanford since 2001. cardinal up 11. johnson finds thompson for the layup. stanford would lead by as much as 15. here comes oregon state, fourth quarter, they cut the lead to one. drives it, dishes to hunter for the go-ahead three ball. beavers win 58-50. >> cal winning now at oregon. check this out. puddles the duck taking a selfie. he better put it on instagram. up six, great ball movement leads to a layup. bears were down by 14 at the half. third quarter, more ducks. lexy bandeau, money from downtown. oregon goes up 15. three minutes later, bandeau, another triple. she finished with 16.

matthew genovese's body from the water near pier a. >> he disappeared during the blizzard. his picture was shared hundreds of time online hoping he would be alive. anthony johnson is in hoboken where he just spoke with police about what happened. >> reporter: well, matthew genovese's family lives in the bronx. he apparently moved over here to hoboken about a year ago. the search for 24-year-old matthew genovese ended sadly and tragically this afternoon. his body was pulled out of the hudson river at a location near pier a in the old erie lackawanna station. the saw ba team helped retrieve the body along with the team from the new jersey state police. authorities had found evidence that matthew genovese was near the waterfront r. >> around midnight detective here to my right was canvassing the area along with detective gomez and saw a small piece of black lecter hanging out of snow on the walkway. we found it to be the wallet of matthew genovese and his keys. >> reporter: matthew genovese was last seen walking out of mcswiggan's pub. he was in the pub with three himself to apparently walk home. a bar worker said matthew genovese did not pay peer to be intoxicate

. >>> first indications of jesse matthew's possible defense strategy in the hannah gram murder case. i am bruce johnsoncoat. a blunt warning to the obama administration, local police will not cooperate with immigration raids to deport women and children who left violence in central america. >> the raids continue despite criticism in montgomery county and the campaign trail from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. bruce johnson live in wheaton, maryland. >> reporter: all sides is right. the leader of donald trump's presidential campaign in virginia said he is over joyed by montgomery county's announcement. he is prince william county board chair cory stuart, and stuart says he is encouraging immigrants in his community to pack up and move to maryland. >> you have identification? >> reaction to the raids rolling across social media with immigrants massing the word not to ansther knock on the door. >> they have come to my apartment, they have knocked on my door but i haven't opened and i know that my neighbors haven't either. >> sandra is among the recent immigrants targeted by the about how many administ

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matthew dellavedova received the most votes, and andrew bogut was third on the list. number 11 stanford versus number 12 oregon state. beavers have not beat stanford since 2001. cardinal up 11. johnsonnds thompson for the layup. stanford would lead by as much as 15. here comes oregon state, fourth quarter, they cut the lead to one. drives it, dishes to hunter for the go-ahead three ball. beavers win 58-50. >> cal winning now at oregon. check this out. puddles the duck taking a selfie. he better put it on instagram. up six, great ball movement leads to a layup. bears were down by 14 at the half. third quarter, more ducks. lexy bandeau, money from downtown. oregon goes up 15. three minutes later, bandeau, another triple. she finished with 16. ducks 69-59. rough day for women's hoops in the bay area. that's going to do it for sports. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> one quick question. who's going to be in the super bowl? >> okay, for my brother-in-law, i have to say it's going to be the broncos and the panthers. i don't know. >> i think you're half right. >> yeah? >> could be. >> sorry about your seahawks. >> the patriots, they're out for sure. >> fallen, thanks so much. we'll see