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state representatives mike burns and bill chumley co- sponsored the bill. chumley says the majority of residents in south carolina are against same-sex marriage. so, taxpayers in the state shouldn't pay for a decision made by the federal government. one local l-g-b-t rights activist says they are wasting their time. 3 "i think that this is very clearly a publicity stunt and really has no hope of gaining any traction." representative chumley says under the tenth amendment of the u.s. constitution... state legislators can reject federal mandates. 3 3 a new grocery store is coming to hendersonville. the city council has now approved a special use permit to rezone property for a publix super market. the land is at the intersection of white street and greenville highway. while no one spoke against the project during the public hearing... some are concerned about flooding. 3 3:05 "the retaining walls will be around the perimeter of the cite to retain that additional fill, so you're existing grade going to have that retaining wall on the property edge."3 traffic i

state representative s mike burns and bill chumley co-sponsored the bill. chumley says the majority of residents in south carolina are against same-sex marriage... so taxpayers in the stste should not pay for a decision made by local l-g-b-t rights activist says they are wasting their time. 3 "i think that this is very clearly a publicity stunt and really has no hope of gaining any traction." representative chumley says under the tenth amendment of the u.s. constitution... state lawmakers can reject federal mandates. 3 3 3 a teen, charged in a string of break-ins in west asheville, faces more charges. saheed grant is now charged with possession of a stolen firearm and breaking- and-entering. he's accused of breaking into a building on euclid boulevard. last month, police say grant and two other suspects broke into three homes. 3 3 today... a convicted sex offender on the run for nearly 20 years could be extradicted to south carolina after his capture in north carolina. "best thing that ever happened. were you always looking over your shoulder thinking some

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carolina.representatives bill chumley and mike burns have pre-filed a bill that aims to ammend the state's marriage code to quote "defend natural marriage as between one m and one woman."the bill would invalidate court decisions that go against that definition - and protect government officials from arrest or penalty for not complying with such orders.we caught up with burns today about why he is backing this bill...and we talked to the campaign for southern equality who say it's not only an idea that will violate federal law...but goes against the progress made here in south carolina. 3 3 3 i feel like it's pretty clear the supreme court has already ruled on this that same sex couples have a fundamental right to marry in all 50 states - this is really just a stunt. 3 3 "i believe that most, overwhelmingly, most south carolinians hold this view, and i believe they appreciate the pushback. you know, rights right, no matter how you coat it and i believe we're right on this issue. i believe there's a place for states rights." rights."the pre-filed bill still has a ways to go before it could b

mike: he has second and third degree burns on his leg and hand. >> it' s very painful. he calls me every day and he' s in a lot of pain. mike: gilson bought the vaporizer about a month ago in an effort to stop smoking cigarettes. >> i' ve been trying to get him to quit for a long time. but now i don' t like this idea either. mike: the battery was made by a company based in china. it couldn' t be reached for comment. gilson' s mom is now having an attorney investigate. >> and the problem is the fda hasn' t caught up to it yet. and they' re at the point now where there' s too many complaints and they have to investigate to find out what' s going on just like we' re investigating to find out what happened here. mike: gilson has months of recovery ahead of him. his family doesn' t know why the explosion happened but they don' t want others to suffer the same or an even worse fate. >> when i saw just the underwear, i almost fell apart. s your kid. if my grandson had been here and he had picked that up, it would' ve killed him. it would' ve killed him. mike: gilson' s mom isn'

mike: three arrests in the death of an 18-year-old. sheree: and a person is burned over 40% of their body trying to get out of a house fire. mike: that' s where we begin. a man severely burned in a fire. among the half dozen or so people pulled to safety. reporter: as darkness falls out here, you see that scorched building lending into the night. several agencies responded to this fire. when that officials say should of never happened. >> the whole street out here was filled with smoke. >> the smoke and flames ripped through this duplex, right

. >> and we're talking about mike hucka he her -- mike huckabee here. look? >> it's burning winds, i'm going to -- if bernie wins, i'm going to die. this crazy circus is is has gone cuckoo -- . >> that is funny, though. >> and the video shows him holding a cell phone and talking about iowa's best features and pokes fun at the frostbite while filming in iowa. they had to shut off the comments and disabled. >> great cinematography and the girl singing not on the level of adele. a for effort. >> and if you want to see the rest of the video, we're putting it up on the news net 5 app. >> while he was out getting frost bite, we want to you look at the video from the senate chamber this week. you see what i am seeing here? almost everyone inside and threshold -- in this video is a woman. lisa merkowski said she realized only women braved the snow to show up this week. every position here, tera. we know that snow won't stop us and the video speaks volume -- . >> and that is amazing. >> and let's talk about -- terrence, some good company, right, with all the ladies? >> yes. out with

mike: mm-hmm. lemonis: in 2 1/2 years, $1.1 million burned. yikes. ke: well, when you think of all of the infrastructure that we've built, the equipment that we've purchased, we were funding payroll for a while. lemonis: okay, but you've burned more money than you've generated in revenue. mike: oh, absolutely. lemonis: it looks like you're heading for a $200,000 to $225,000 loss for the year. mike: it's frightening. lemonis: these financials are in bad shape. mike: yeah. lemonis: how much pressure is this putting on you? nikki: it's the hardest thing i've ever been through. -lemonis: y'all have kids? -nikki: yeah. we don't get to go do fun things as a family the way we did. lemonis: so, how do you pay the bills? nikki: luckily, we had saved. we were frugal. lemonis: and there's still a lot of savings around? nikki: no. lemonis: all the reserves are gone? -nikki: yeah. -mike: i got to the point where we were living off my 401(k). nikki: the thing that scares me is that we have the first kid going to college in a few years. lemonis: has it put pressure

mike. put ub the book cover. by the way, that is not you on the cover? >> that is what i aspire to be. greg: it is honest. become a fat burning machine. mike, thanks a lot. >> congratulations. i saw him eat a crab cake. >> on vacation? >> i enjoyed the vacation. the food was delicious there. >> i gained five pounds. >> let's do it together. >> thank you. i'm going to check out the book. greg: five pounds. good for you. rosanna: there is a new movie out, carol, a lot of rave reviews. greg: this is about the older woman that hooks up a younger girl, in 1950s. rosanna: gay life in new york in 1952. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am his sunshine. i am his adv

mike: he got out, but gagnon was stuck in his seat, so cross went back into the burning plane to save his friend. >> he comes back in, climbs up into my window, over my lap to release my seat belt. that' s how he burnt his left hand. mike: more than 10% of cross' s upper body was burned. he was airlifted to a boston hospital. gagnon suffered burns and 18 broken bones. regional hospital' s trauma center. >> i just can' t tell you how much of a difference it made. i' m very, very proud to have come to portsmouth. mike: the two are grateful for each other in those dramatic moments as well as first responders and hospital staff. >> i was very humbled by the support and the treatment that i got. i just can' t thank you enough from the bottom of my heart. so thank you very much. >> they are still healing, but they have their mobility back. they say they will fly again. news 9. tom: looks like they got great medical care. coming up, after week of no movement, the action the fbi took today in oregon. shelley: plus were celebrating the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. next, a lo

mike huckabee. you just got burned. (laughter) now of course, some of the subtweeting was so obvious it doesn't even need decoding. >> we need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion. when politicians insult muslims, when a mosque is vandalized or a kid is called names, that doesn't make us safer. that is not telling it like it is. it's just wrong. >> trevor: well, yeah, president obama was clearly speaking about a leading presidential republican candidate with outspoken anti-muslim views who is, to be honest, the best at everything. the problem is that person, and i'm not mentioning any names, doesn't really care if something is just wrong. in fact, i feel like just wrong makes it a lot hotter for him. and don't forget, someone wants to bang his daughter. to bang his daughter. we'll be right back. video streaming burns tons of data. and those other guys love over charging you for it. not t-mobile! now you can binge watch without watching your data. it's binge on - only from t-mobile. get

mike: that pile of rubble is all that remains of a multifamily home that burned to the ground in newcastle. returned to portsmouth avenue sunday night, four hours earlier burned through the night. >> we started to see fire truck smoke. mike: phyllis lives across the street and took this video. >> it was a ferocious fire. sparks were fine -- flying, the flames were shooting out of the mike: witnesses say that everyone got out safely. according to neighbors, edmund tarbel lived and worked in the house which dates back to the 1800s. >> it was devastating. i think it is the most important house in newcastle from an architect and cultural perspective. really sad to see that. everyone got out safe, but i know that they lost everything. mike: she has a book with some of tarbell' s work. he made portraits inside the house. >> it was painted in the east gable. that was his family. unavailable for comment. after seeing the historical home everyday for more than 20 years, it go. >> to know it was across the street -- it gave me a thrill devastating. mike: neighbors say that at least one of the family

flexibility is the key to mike smith's approach taking over the buccaneers defense. if smith can resurrect careers that crashed and burned defensively under lovie smith. here is john sabol. >> reporter: after a year away from football, mike smith is back in the nfl. >> this would be the one place that i would come and i'm very excited because my relationship with dirk. >> reporter: both coaches have been around the nfc south for years. they know what other quarterbacks in the division are capable of. smith's defense will have to learn to be flexible. >> in this day and age, you have to give different looks. you can't line up the same look and same front every time. we're going to have a lot of flexibility. >> reporter: sounds different than lovie smith's philosophy. mike smith has been on the job for a day and a half and has laid out the goals for defense next season. >> we have to focus on getting off the field on 3rd down and taking the ball away and stopping the run. those will be the three things that i would be talking to our guys about. bucs struggled with is the lack of a pass rush. with mike smith on board, that

burn off. we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco about the forecast and the >> breaking news, fire crews are at the tesla factory in fremont with a structure fire. the fire has been knocked down. and we are showing you right now firefighters are on the roof, checking for hotspotors glareups but it all seem tons under control. we will push out any update on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> you need to see this next story if you considering buying a hoverboard a second fire in a week in the not way is blamed on the device. we with just talked to the consumer products safety commission. >> the hottest new toys but hoverboards are not supposed to cash on fire but it has happened 41 times. the latest last night in petaluma. the first department released the pictures, the charged device destroy on the carpet. the investigators were told the hoverboard was charging into the wall and it exploded sending embers cross the room. >> this is a highest priority investigation. >> the 41 cases across the nation include 13 different brands. just last week, a family in santa rosa lot their pet dogs in a

meteorologist mike moss has been burning midnight oil or getting up early in the morning to monitor the weather and tell us how it's looking today. >> things are pretty good. listening to geoff, several help out a lot. we've got temperatures getting above freezing, melting off some of the ice on trees and power lines across the area. humidity levels are going to be low. that's going to promote evaporation. we will not have the kind of wind we've had the past couple of days. we've had a northwesterly breeze that will become lighter as the day wears on. as we look at our dual doppler 5000 sleeping there, we will have no further precipitation to add to what we have had out there already. we should see sunshine as we go to the day. in spite of that we are under a winter weather advisory until lunchtime because of lingering moisture on some of the roads, sidewalks, decks and stairwells that can be in the form of black ice. it looks wet but it's really slippery so be careful about that during the morning hours. as we get the sign up higher through the morning and afternoon it should help with

burn off some of the seeping natural gas. so cal gas says it is working around the clock to stop the leak but says it may not be plugged until late march. (mike mizrahi, spokesperson, socal gas) "we're drilling a relief well . that relief well is going to go way down, about 85 hundred feet, it's going to intersect with the leaking well, and then pump liquids and muds down there to stop the flow of gas and then the well." on its website, the company apologizes for the unpleasant smell of the odorant in the natural gas, but it claims that the leak "does not

cutting the cost of space travel, because the rockets can be reused instead of burning upon re-entry. pam: all right. mike: i like the name of that thing -- falcon. bob: that is what i' m going to name my car. [laughter] pam: and you hope it will get started and cold weather. mike : we have got the cold air easy day again tomorrow. on the horizon, you can see just a little bit of a sunset. the temperatures keep going down, 37 degrees, dew points, very dry out there. yesterday, we had some snow flurries and snow showers out there. the air is just to drive today. how is feels 27 outside -- 28 degrees. there are a few clouds, but i think these will dissipate as we h toward the eveninge hours. ad -- head toward the evening hours. as this line continues to sing southward, it will run into that dry air. tomorrow night, we could see a few flurries. it is the cold air more than anything else you will notice out there. what does it look like out there? churchill at -8. there is a lot of cold air pulled up here, and it all wants to come running in here. this will last 48 hours. temperatures in the 40' but monday an

mike wave suddenly stopped working. >> the smoke, and a smell of something burning. >> the warranty just expired so al called. >> he saidan extended warranty. >> he bought the warranty and they sent out a technician. >> the fellas couldn't fixed it. >> no luck. >> this went on for 5, 6 times. >> the company set up calls and nothing worked. the warranty has a no lemon clause. after four repairs, it will replace the oven, however, they said the calls only counted as one repair. >> and that was frustrating. >> it's time to try to get our money back. >> the couple contacted 7 on your side. we got ahold of the company that came through with a new oven, telling us we're pleased to resolve concerns and always recommend consumers contact our customer service team if they're experiencing an issue with their product. and now, month more visits. >> i don't know what i would have done if you hadn't stepped in. >> so there is often a no lemon clause and a lot of restrictions so you need to keep that in mind. to owe see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. >> a start up just got a half billion dollar donation. >>

burned in a backyard fire pit pit . his ashes were sholved into paint containers. mike bargo labeled as the mastermind behind the plot an got the death penalty for murder took the stand today. >> did you shoot and kill seath jackson in marion county, >> ascertaining my right to the 5th amendment. gail: the state rested. the defense asked for an acquittal but the judge denied that. the defense rested and closing arguments should begin tomorrow morning. jim: a pair of brothers with a violent past are busted in a gas station robbery. we first showed you this video monday from a circle-k in kissimmee. the crooks ran into the store, one leaped the counter like a hurdler. now, these two brothers, who are both sex offenders, are under arrest. fernando and benjamin torres face armed robbery and several other charges. one brother points a gun to the back of the clerk' s head and forces him to open the register. they got away with money and merchandise. police have not yet said how they tracked down the torres brothers. meredith: today, a judge has revoked the bond of a former mi

mike wave suddenly stopped working. >> the smoke, and a smell of something burning. >> the warranty just expired so al called. >> he saide're going to offer you an extended warranty. >> he bought the warranty and they sent out a technician. >> the fellas couldn't fixed it. >> no luck. >> this went on for 5, 6 times. >> the company set up calls and nothing worked. the warranty has a no lemon clause. after four repairs, it will replace the oven, however, they said the calls only counted as one repair. >> and that was frustrating. >> it's time to try to get our money back. >> the couple contacted 7 on your side. we got ahold of the company that came through with a new oven, telling us we're pleased to resolve concerns and always recommend consumers contact our customer service team if they're experiencing an issue with their product. and now, month more visits. >> i don't know what i would have done if you hadn't stepped in. >> so there is often a no lemon clause and a lot of restrictions so you need to keep that in mind. to owe see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. >> a start up just got a half bill

mike: in dayton a fire fight. in the bitter cold today. 7 people had to escape a burning home. the people got out, just before 3 in the morning after flames started on the second floor. the red cross was able to help the family out in the dangerously low temperatures. new details in the case of the the weekend in avondale. police have charged 21-year-old derrell gover with the murder of immanuel scott. scott was rushed to children' s hospital after police say he was shot on alaska avenue saturday night. gover is charged with murder and aggravated robbery. an arrest tonight, in an afternoon fire in west price hill. investigators are now calling it arson. court documents state, that johnny hammond caused harm to a woman, by setting an apartment on nebraska avenue on fire around noon. investigators say the 26-year-old admitted to the crime. hammond is charged with two counts of arson. lining up to meet the hit king. pete rose, back in greater cincinnati tonight for the first time since he was denied re-instatement to baseball and wlwt news 5' s emily wood is live at the oak hills

``mike: a story jamie foxx is ``speaking out about. ``at rescuing a driver from a ``burning car. `` >> a horrific accident just ``outside the home of a familiar ``face. ``>> i heard someone yelling so i ``went down and called 911 >> ``someone is tracked? ``>> yes, the car is on fire. ``reporter: red card ``crashes into a dish hitting a ``drainage pipe and flipping ``several times trapping him as it ``burst into phil aims. ``actor dreamy foxx rush and a ``help. ``>> he has emt scissors. ``i climb in and try to hit his ``seatbelt. ``>> the flames were growing more ``intense. ``>> i pull him out and five ``seconds later, the truck goes ``up. `` >> these are the tears of a ``grateful father. he' m concerned, he saved ``his life. >> i don' `` mike: the driver was arrested on ``suspicion of dui. `` sheree: three-year-old griffin ``and one-year-old alex are ``flashing their smiles here from ``burlington kentucky. `` sheree: perfect north. ``the perfect place for not ``wanting to stay at home. ``mike: i was not smiling when i ``was shoveling the driveway. `` despite the snow and the

mike piazza is a hall of famer. apparently the engineers who designed the ford f-150 have been burning the candle at all ends. cuz' check out their latest brainstorm: just turn this little knob on the dash and it helps steer your trailer exactly where you want it to go. it's just one more bit of brilliance you can't get on any other truck. freakish. this is the ford f-150. and every other truck is history >>> i understand piazza making a little history. lowest draft pick ever to make it to the hall of fame. >> he waited a long time to get drafted then hall. drafted in the 62nd round, pick number 1,390 of the 1988 draft and now a resident of cooperstown. mike piazza, who hit more home runs than any other catcher in big league history, elected in to the hall of fame tonight. played almost a thousand games with the mets. piazza wants to join tom seaver as the only other met player to be enshrined. now the wait is over. induction in cooperstown july 24th. >> incredibly special. wow. my wife laughed. she's like i've never heard you not say anything. you've never been speechless but i sat here with my mouth on the

mike: a real life rescue for actor jamie foxx after police say a driver was trapped in his burning car. officers in l.a. say a 32-year-old man was speeding, when he flipped his car and it burst into flames last night. this was last night. the police report shows two witnesses used a tool to break a window, then cut the man out of his seatbelt to free him. a spokesperson for the actor witnesses. the driver was later arrested for driving under the influence. sheree: new developments tonight about the isis militant who appeared in several propaganda videos. isis is confirming for the first time the man known as jihadi john is dead. the u.s. military said john was likely killed during drone strikes in syria two months ago. isis remained silent until it month' s online magazine. mike:two missing men were found this morning in utah after dissapearing while they were snowmobiling last night. search and rescue teams in bountiful found the two men under a pine tree that had fallen down. they had built a fire to stay warm. the two were flown out of the mountains and are said to be physically ok.

burn. >> thanks very much. mike, if you would pick this up and round off our introduction. >> thanks. i'd like to talk about the u.s. reading of office and the dilemma that the u.s. is in, but let me just start by imagining a conversation between the united states and the saudis based on the recommendation that all he made that the united states should urge the saudi to treat their own shia population differently. -- ali. i think the conversation today with the very, it would be unfruitful almost in any circumstances but particularly unfruitful today because the saudis would sit and listen politely to the americans and say thank you for that lecture, and then they would ignore it. fats from a different races but especially now because from the saudi point of view, and i think correctly, the united states has tilted in the region over all toward iran and was from saudi arabia. it's tilted away from saudi arabia, away from israel and tilted away from turkey, and as well from the uae and the other gulf shakedowns. that's with respect to the larger question from 30,000 feet to what is the

burn. >> thanks very much. mike, if you would pick this up and round off our sblo duks here. >> thanks.'d like to talk about the u.s. reading of all this and the dilemma that the u.s. is in. but let me start by imagining a conversation between the united states and the saudis based on the recommendation that ali made that the united states should urge the saudis to treat their own shia population differently. i think that conversation today would be very unfruitful almost in any circumstances, but particularly unfruitful today because the saudis would listen politely to the americans and say thank you for that lecture and then they would ignore it. and for many different roeason, but especially now because from the saudi point of view and i think correctly, the united states has tilted in the region overall toward iran and away from saudi arabia. it's tilted away from saudi arabia, it's tilted away from israel. and it's tilted away from turkey. and as well from chuae. that's with respect to the larger question from 30,000 feet of what is the proper ordinary regional order in the middle

mike, yeah, his night at the shark tank. sharks put on a show against the toronto maple leafs. number 17 for burns.er in the second, san jose's other all star joe in front, forget it. sharks erupted for a season high 7 goals. shut out the leafs 7-0. >>> did you know california has a state program that offers free specialized phones. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models-- during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale. for a limited time, save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get interest-free financing and same-day delivery. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now! superior service, best selection, lowest price-- guaranteed! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ watching. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at seve thirty. >>> a 30 year vet an of sports -- veteran of sports reporting, if someone said you have to pick, who's going to be matched up in the superbowl? >> i would say patriots and i don't know. >> we'

burned again while he wants to win... cruz says he'll still defeat donald trump even if doctor ben carson kept his tonight... channel 13's mike dasilva joins met with evangelical voters... caucus night... carson visited the heritage taking part in "revive the bible verse 2 chronicles 7:14 17:24:35--42 'if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face.' nationally known televangelist and author dr. david jeremiah spoke at the event tonight , encouraging the people in the pews to engage in the political process and said if you don't vote, then you can't complain. the event also featured praise and worship from aaron and amanda crabb. fox news' sean hannity was in attendance to interview dr. carson. when the former pediatric neurosurgeon took the stage, he spoke of how important 17:41:23--41 it's one of the reasons that i will never be a politician because politicians do what is politically expedient and i would rather do what's right. it's much better to do what's right and lose an election than to do what's politically expedient and lose your soul. include applause of course carson is try

burn. host: thank you very much. mike, if you would pick this up and round off our introduction. mike: thanks. i would like to talk a little bit about the u.s. reading of and the dilemma. i would start by imagining a between the united states and the saudi's to on a recommendation that ali made --t the saudi's should saudis should treat their shia population differently. i think that conversation today would be unfruitful. a mostd be unfruitful in any circumstances, but particularly today. the saudis would listen politely, say thank you for the lecture, and then ignore it. for me, there are many different reasons, but especially now, i -- especially now, because from the saudi point of the region has tilted toward iran and away from saudi arabia. that is with respect to the from 30,000 feet of what is the proper regional in the middle east? the number one question for everyone in the region is syria. is theflict in syria center of gravity of all that is happening. as regional actors are concerned, the united states has taken the side of bashar al-assad. that's not the rhetorical

burns on much of his body. he was thin and wasn't expected to live long, but he is still going strong. >> wow. >> all right, mike nelson joins us now. the cold temperatures are already beginning to settle in, right? >> i have some numbers that will put it into perspective. warm and fuzzy, as a matter of `act. the snow is tapering off right now. few hours and at the last frame, you see there's a lot less snow here in the metro area. behind it comes the cold. not this cold. 141 years ago tomorrow, the temperature in denver dropped down to the all--ime record low of 29 below zero. let's check out the table. these are some of the numbers we had. 19, let me see, 1875, december 22, 1990, minus 25. february 5, 1989, 1899, it was minuu 22 and december 21, 1990, 21 below zero. minnesota weather. yeah, anyway, 30 and 20 the -`high and the low for today. the records are 69 and on this % date, minus 19. 22 currently. dia is 20. 84% humidity. winds are light for the pressure is rising. tonight, snow is mostly done. a few lingering flurries, a might get patchy dense fog forming early in the morning on saturday. it's going to

burning fireplaces should have a screen to stop sparks. keep kids and flammable and let ashes cool down before you remove them. mike: the cold and snow hammering other parts of the state. the national weather service says visibility could be bad. more of the same. an inch of snow followed by near zero wind chill. they have the most accurate forecast. had some pretty rough weather earlier this afternoon when the arctic cold front blasted its way to the area. comparable to a summertime thunderstorm. it packed a punch with snow and wind. radar is quiet and we are done with the snow through the end of the week around here. let me show you the time lapse of the radar. the snow squall quickly, it is out of here. this evening. with gusts close to 40. it is driving the wind chill' digits. below zero. s three in cincinnati. bundle up. mostly clear skies. the when will relax but the problem is the temperatures will plummet as well. i will let you know how close to zero we will end up. sheree: president obama will be delivering his final state of the union tonight. he said it will be nontraditional. we are at the white house

mike cronin live tonight from portsmouth regional hospital with this. reporter: after the crash, ronald gagnon and roger crossworth taken to portsmouth one of them was treated here for burns and 18 broken bones. the other was airlifted to boston where he was treated for bushes on more than 10% of his upper body. the two are from maine and have been plying together for years. they believe there was a shift in wind, which they say isn't a problem at higher altitudes. but because they were so low to the ground, there was nothing they could do. the plane caught fire and the pair had to break through the windows to get out. >> the only door on our plane was on the right side of the plane. tried to open the door, but it was jammed in the ground. so the fire started to come into the plane, caught his arm on fire, his arm was bubble l. >> the list of people to thank goes on and on. i was very humbled by the support and the treatment i got. i can't thank you all enough from the bottom of my heart, so thank you very much. reporter: that man, roger cross, is a lieutenant with the coast guard and his training certainly getting out alive. the two men say they will fly again. we'll hav

mike mccaul. you said this will bankroll terrorism. i agree with you. because during negotiations the iranians were burning our flag, burning the israeli flag. they said the destruction of israel is nonnegotiable and their leaders were chanting death to america. why did the president make this deal? and what did we get out of it, if anything? >> the ayatollah said this will not change his policy towards the arrogant united states of america. i don't think we got a lot out of this deal. i'm glad the hostages came home, but the fact is we released seven criminals in exchange for american hostages and 14 at large, two of whom may have been responsible for the jewish bombing down in argentina many years ago. and as you mention $150 billion of frozen assets now freed up to go to the largest state sponsor of terror. sean, what worries me the most are $150 billion going into that country when we know they have active operations not only throughout the middle east where they've killed hundreds of american soldiers but also in the western hemisphere, which is one of the chapters of my book. >> not only the $150 bil

mike mccormick ha is in spartanburg. geoff: this week's golden award started her career in banking. born to be wild? not exactly. >> i have been riding for three years. geoff: much like riding a harley, angela burns is full of surprises in her classroom as well. >> she is by far the coolest teacher in this building. >> let's give everyone a twinkie. geoff: but no one is going to question her methods. reading for 16 years. >> i have learned a lot about keeping students engaged. are you most like a rock or a feather? geoff: critical to her class are thinking activities. >> why would you choose to be a rock? >> they are very strong and are hard to break. they think. geoff: she is creative in the ways she makes sure her students understand what they are reading. as for the twinkie. >> she stole my twinkie. geoff: it is connected to the books they are currently reading. one who stole a twinkie from another student's lunch. >> open a be journal and tell me how you would deal with that. we teach them life skills. geoff: restraint. >> there are a lot of fun things you can do with reading and books. geoff: so much of what ms. burns does is a reading lesson in disguise. >> i am so glad i am your teacher. g

burning building. this is dramatic. we'll take you to the conclusion ahead. >> dana: a bank robber caught in the act. is that mike lowe from cnn? >> we're going to hear from >> kim: welcome back. the united states along with south korea and japan have agreed to launch what officials are calling a strong and united response to north korea's apparent fourth nuclear test. >> dana: there is doubt whether that country really tested a hydrogen bomb which is much stronger than the three previous test they did with atomic weapons. experts trying to get more information as to what happened. whatever it was it did register as an eric. south korea vowing to retaliate and china stock trading suspended this morning when so-called circuit breakers kicked in after stock prices took a 7% drop in the first 29 minutes of trading. they suspended trang on stocks in china that. will have ripple effects for the dow this morning that opens up >> kim: we have video that is disturbing. we do want to let you know that all of the people involved do survive. we take you to canada where a boy and his parents had no other choice but to jump f

burns. but not as bad as the stinging defeat week after week. kennedy: they try to extinguish fire by hooting and taking pictures and pouring beer. mike tyson is a boxing champion but he may have met his match. the hoverboard. poor mike. hoverboards have the distinct advantage of not having an ear you can bite off. and they have become a major hazard since becoming commercially available. here is hillary clinton trying hers out at home. she is super busy. topic number four. it's never too early to back basketball prodigy. check out this 6-year-old as she shows off her skills. what is she doing with the cones? over here and over there with the headband. the gear. low to the ground. thatters harlem globetrotter level skills. that girl could probably single handedly defeat the washington generals. but as strong as the force is, could she be the ultimate basketball player, an athlete who played with the lakers for 13 years and personally beat hivment v. remember him -- beat hiv. remember him? i don't get it either. magic johnson owns an airplane which itself is a tower forward for the detroit pistons. topic number five. i want to give a h

burning. don't just go with the flow. go with pradaxa, the only blood thinner that lowers your risk of stroke better than warfarin and has a specific reversal treatment. talk to your doctor mike: he served his community . being remembered. reporter: the chief also happens to be his uncle. they would all start smiling . >> he was a firefighter paramedic. he was born and raised here. reporter: and they trusted him. we' re going to be ok. reporter: he had a heart attack. >> from that health went downhill. he was diagnosed with the disease called sarcoidosis. it attacked his heart and lungs. reporter: the 45-year-old died yesterday. they consider his death a medical line of duty death. they are remembering him for who he was. a skilled paramedic. >> he was an even better firefighter. he was going to mitigate the circumstance no matter what. he was pretty much like that as reporter: he led the charge when it came to firehouse pranks. >> if you got him on a prank, he would get you back tenfold. it is time to rest now and we will take it from here. reporter: there has been a firefighter with his body from the moment he passed. there will be a procession service and he will be honore

mike yard and rembert browne. so before we get i'm going to keep it a hundred. okay, tonight's question is from at d matrix, they asked martin luther king and malcolm x are trapped in a burninguilding. and you can only save one. who do you save. >> okay. this is ridiculous. hold on a second. malcolm x was probably get out by any means necessary, right? but-- but dr. king, he might be asleep. he dreams all the time, right? i have to say dr. king, how could you ask me a question like that. thanks for watching. yeah, see i kept it a hundred. don't forget to ask me keep it a hundred yes questions on twitter, good nightly, everyone. this happened on nfl.com! the nfl divisional playoffs were this weekend, and no game had more exciting footballery than the arizona cardinals overtime win over the green bay packers. there were so many shocking twists, arizona's head coach was all like this. [laughing] [laughing] >> chris: this reminds me of something. d

mike yard and rembert browne. so before we get i'm going to keep it a hundred. okay, tonight's question is from at d matrix, they asked martin luther king and malcolm x are trapped in a burning you can only save one. who do you save. >> okay. this is ridiculous. hold on a second. malcolm x was probably get out by any means necessary, right? but-- but dr. king, he might be asleep. he dreams all the time, right? i have to say dr. king, how could you ask me a question like that. thanks for watching. yeah, see i kept it a hundred. don't forget to ask me keep it a hundred yes questions on twitter, good nightly, everyone. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! my guests tonight are the creators of netflix's amazing but infuriating doc cock infuris "making a murderer," laura ricciardi and moira demos, everybody! (cheers and applause) but today is martin luther king, jr. day, a time to reflect on the great things dr. king did before his life was cut short. or the perfect day to finally get that new mattress you have been wanting, because if