ever since they found the body of russian mikhail lesin, it has been a mystery what happened to him. ties with russian president vladimir putin have led to wild speculation. in a press release from the d.c. medical examiner's office, blunt force injuries of they head are listed as the cause of death. there were also injuries to lesin's no, torso, and operate lower extremities. is stillr of death undetermined. that means the medical examiner did not rule this an accident or on perp us. -- that means the medical examiner did not rule this an accident or on purpose. credited with helping create the russian- channel. russian media had previously reported that his family thought he had a heart attack for stop the russian embassy has not been able to get "substantive information from u.s. authorities," according to their facebook page. leon: on the campaign trail, we await the next round of primaries, the candidates making their passionate pages. last night, hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in miami. tonight, the gop debate. who came out on top tonight? chief political correspo

he and mikhail kornienko traveled millions of kilometers, circling the planet more than 5000 times.he u.s. and russian governments struggle for common ground on several geopolitical fronts, the program stands as a reminder of the power of cooperation. >> a really smart person said one time, teamwork makes the dream work in spaceflight and spaceflight is the biggest team sport there is. and it is, it is incredibly important that we all work together to make it is seemingly impossible, possible. ♪ reporter: one highlight of the mission was a special visit, the first gorilla in space? no, just scott kelly lightning things up in zero gravity and to show that space is not all serious business. brent: and you thought that monkeys were only on earth. that is not the case. we have now, business news. reporter: going from outer space back to earth and admitted growing concerns -- amid growing concerns on russia's oil prices. they say that they will keep crude oil prices steady for the rest of the year and putin confirmed that they will stick with output levels. this is after a deal from two

reporter: mikhail lesin was nicknamed the bulldozer. a member of vladimir putin's inner circle, he was moments -- was once the press minister. before going on to found "russia today." in 2014, he retired and moved to america's west coast. then, last november, he was found dead. his body found in the dupont circle hotel in washington, d.c. his former newsnetwork rt reported that his family died -- said he died of a heart attack. fresh details paint a different picture. the medical examiner said the cause of death was blunt force injuries of the head, with other causes being injuries to the neck, torso, arms and legs. the manner of death was undetermined. this latest development raise more questions than answers. most autopsies are completed within 90 days. why did this one take so much longer? and one newspaper is reporting that mr. lessin was involved in an altercation before he returned to his room. so, how did he die? and was he killed? in what seems like an ordinary crime scene, the circumstances around his death or anything -- are a

>> and her husband's engaging, forming a personal relationship with mikhail gorbachev. >> nancy reagan have said she was the one who persuaded her husband to engage with the soviet general secretary, to take a more concilliatory tone, calm down his rhetoric. i don't actually see it that way. what i have found in my research is that nancy and ronald reagan were in lockstep in their view that before there could be serious engagement with the soviets that the u.s. military buildup, abilities with allies would have to return. when that happened, we saw them come together, spectacular summit more than any other cold war president, four in total. nancy was part of that. i think it wasn't that she was persuading her husband as much as she was confident after the military buildup, after the reengagement of allies, after -- as the missile defense program was put in place, that it was time to deal with a soviet general secretary and, in fact, mikhail gorbachev was a new generation of soviet leaders. it was the perfect timing. and nancy was critical in that way to the end of the cold war. >> she

kelly and cosmonaut mikhail kornienko returned to earth yesterday. their extended stay was part of an effort to study how a long spaceflight to mars would effect the body. that would take about a year and a half scientists plan to compare blood samples from astronaut kelly former astronaut mark kelly. the purpose of the trip was to try and figure out if humans could survive a trip to mars which would take a year and a half. the samples will give researchers clues into whether kelly's chromosomes changed during his journey. doctors are checking him out and he hopes to be back at home for dinner tonight. a police k-9 down in colorado springs helped to take down one of the region's most wanted criminals. the suspect -- vinecent fernandez was wanted for three felony down and found him hiding at an apartment complex. then they waited for the right moment. k-9-- "broc" and his partner -- officer brian kelly carefully suspect. at first he refused but "broc" had 9other plans. police say a situation like this is ideal -- where you can scare the up without hav

after nearly a year in space, astronaut scott kelly and cosmonaut mikhail kornienko are back on earth. this video of their landing just hours ago in kazakhstan. both spent 340 consecutive days at the international space station. they were carried out of the capsule. kelly will head to houston today to be checked out nasa doctors and listen to this.. he is already talking about when he might leave again. including this past mission.. kelly has spent a more than any other american. kelly says he's looking forward to catching up with friends...and jumping in his pool. daytona bike week kicks off this friday. but before you head over...don't miss this story. that's because there are some pretty startling numbers about where florida stands when it comes to motorcycle deaths. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at 4th and gandy in st. pete. emerald..more people die in florida motorcycle crashes than just about any other state. - yeah, florida comes in at number one in the entire nation when it comes to the number of drivers killed in motorcycle accidents - and if you include passengers w

kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko served as test subjects on the international space station... so scientists could study the affects of space travel on the human body.it's all part of nasa's goal to make sure astronauts can handle a trip to mars.he'll land today in russia... and return to texas on wednesday. forget about space... nasa may potentially revive supersonic jet travel.the space agency is working with lockheed martin to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound.this is a preliminary design.nasa says the plane would be safer... greener and quieter.supersonic commercial jet travel ended more than a decade ago with the grounding of the concorde. coming up in our next hour... middletown school shooting... good morning tri-state chris riva has a look ahead at our and what we're learning about the teen suspect. suspect. more than a fashion statement...a woman's questionable choice in shoes gets gets her in trouble with the t-s-a.the eye-catching design that caught one agent's 2300 shelby: i heard the gunshot go off and then i saw one of the kids

he boarded the soyuz capsule with cosmonauts mikhail kornienko and sergey volkov today. it will land in kazakhstan sometime tomorrow. kelly has spent close to a year in space, so scientists could study the long term affects of space travel on the human body. they will compare some results to his identical twin -- who stayed on earth. kelly has captured millions of imaginations-- by sharing pictures and videos on social media. this was one of his latest posts: showing him ready to head home. old dominion gets another big win on the baseball field. and virginia needs a win at clemson to help posistion itself in next week's acc basketball tournament. highlights next on the if you treated your tablet like greasy fast food treats your body... you'd have no way to watch cat videos. so say no to greasy, fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. all-white meat chicken raised without antibiotics... all on our freshly-baked bread. the subway sandwich shop. t home against liberty, game tied at 6 in the bottom of the

so when things got tough. >> and even with mikhail go gorbachev, i saw the picture of her hugging outside white house and what was it about ronald reagan and that very first summit? why do you think he could do business with him? he said, i liked him. that reinforces it. >> amina mcbride and gahl, thank you. >>> up next, maria shriver's exclusive interview with nancy reagan's daughter, patty davis. you're watching a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" live from the reagan library in simi valley, california. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. as we age, certain nutrients longer than ever. become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12 and more vitamin d. trolling for a gig with can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell

special touch on everything, from a breakthrough summit with the evil empire, an historic meeting with mikhail gorbachev and van cliburn playing a tribute at a >> she said the climate was right for them to do business with gorbachev and she did. >> reporter: saying her husband was always open to compromise. >> she would be talking about compromise. >> he always said i would rather get 80% of what i want rather than going over the cliff flying. >> reporter: even to the assassination attempt. >> every time he went out to stop to thousand of people my heart stopped. >> reporter: and their enduring love affair. >> i can't imagine life without her. >> reporter: after he wrote about his alzheimer's diagnosis she defied a new republican president, speaking out for stem cell research. >> it's not taking a life, it's trying to save countless lives. >> reporter: remaining his care giver during the long good-bye, and throughout it all she was his protector. sensing political pitfalls before he ever saw them, helping him become the president he never would have been without her at his side. lester? >> and

after they spent a record-setting 340- days in orbit.astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko checked out of the international space station yesterday.three and a capsule parachuted down to afghanistan.during their time in space, the two circled the world more than five thousand times on a mission that began last march.kelly will fly back to the johnson space center in houston, and is expected to tonight. 3 time/temp ... 3 safety concerns ...why the little pink pill is raising red flags for women who want to boost their libido ...plus ...sharing a very powerful message ...why one man wants young drivers to know how quick life can take a tragic turn ...next, on good morning break three3 3 there is new controversy about the *little pink pill* for women.a study in the journal of the american medical association says the benefits may not be worth the risks. local12's liz bonis has the details. 3 < 2:23: 35 in the pivotal trials the average age was in the 30's>{**vo **this little pink pill,, or flibanserin, is for younger women, before menopause.. is the only pill without

encouraging the president to negotiate with what he had called the evil empire, the soviet union and mikhail gorbachev. another critical moment, reagan's come back after the iran contra scandal. >> different times in his presidency where he'd gone astray or gotten too near to the edge of the cliff, she pulled him back from the edge of the cliff. >> in the mid '90s, when he revealed he'd been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease, nancy made it her new cause. she became the living symbol of the reagan legacy. >> nancy, let me say thank you for all you do. thank you for your love. and thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> nancy reagan will be buried the date for the funeral hasn't been announced yet. prior to the funeral, there will be an opportunity for the public to pay their respects. >> reaction is pouring in from here and around the world. president obama and the first lady released a statement about the former first lady's life and legacy, saying in part, we remain grateful for nancy reagan's life, thankful for her guidance and prayerful that she and her beloved husband are together

340 days aboard the internaitonal space station - nasa astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko are on their way home to earth. their nearly year long mission allows researchers to study how the human body, both physically and mentally, adjusts to the stress of space. the resulting data will help scientists plan for challenges during a mission to mars, which would take about 30 months round-trip using current technology. kelly will travel to houston tomorrow for medical check- ups. today - the prince william police department mourned the loss of a colleague. 28- year-old ashley guindon got shot and killed --her first day on the job. they gathered for a funeral today in woodbridge. bagpipes played - and officers saluted as the hearse pulled up to the chapel. guindon was one of three officers shot as they responded to a domestic violence call saturday. the other officers survived. in elizabeth city - crime is a little less of a worry. statistics compiled by the police department show overall crime dropped 14 percent last year - when compared to the previous year. folks i

kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko served as test subjects on the international space station... so scientists could study the affects of space travel on the human body.it's all part of nasa's goal to make sure astronauts can handle a trip to mars.he'll land today in russia... and return to texas on wednesday.he says one of the first things he wants to everyone starts running -- the first shot went and then it kind of paused for maybe five seconds and then bang bang bang bang 631 middletown officials working to figure out a motive to the madision school shooting.what we've uncovered this morning. a threat of severe weather is headed to the tri-state later today.jennifer...when is this expected to be in our traffic 2350 i've heard a lot some of it was like boyfriend girlfriend drama and then another one was it was a dare to bring a gun to school and show everybody but i dont know the truth 2403 it's a new day at madison high school ...after a school shooting there yesterday ...it will never be the same.chris riva is anchoring our coverage of the aftermath ...live at the school

along with russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko... have spent 340 days in space and station tonight...about 10 minutes ago....they will land in kazakhstan later tonight. kelly's closest u.s. contender for the longest time spent in space trails him by 125 days. his visit to the space station was to study the effects of a long-term stay in orbit on the human body. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. still to come on channel 2 news... talking to older loved ones about their medications is often overlooked, but the accidental misuse of prescriptions is one of the highest health risks for seniors. details on a program welcome back... in health watch... studies show that the majority of seniors take more than four prescriptions medications a day... and the unintentional misuse is among one of the most serious health risks facing seniors. ky sisson tells us about a program that help is helping seniors educate before they medicate. medicines are important for living well. but when a patient uses a lot of medicati

and its new leader mikhail gorbachev. >> my problem for thefirst few years was they kept dying. >> reporter: their first summit over the objections of the powerful defense secretary caspar er. >> he knew he could do a deal with gorbachev. he just needed to be allowed to do it. and she ran that interference for him. >> reporter: another critical moment. reagan's comeback after the iran-contra scandal. >> different times in his presidency when he'd gone astray or edge of the cliff she pulled him back from the edge of the cliff. >> reporter: tributes today not only from the obamas but from form yes former presidents and first ladies. reagan's vice president george bush and barbara bush writing "nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan and we take comfort that they will be reunited once more." jimmy carter and rosalind, who lost the white house to ronald reagan, writing, "her advocacy for stem cell research raised public awareness and influenced decision makers about vital research for alzheimer's disease." at the time running counter to republican orthodoxy. but nancy reagan knew h

the medical examiner says mikha mikhail lessin had head injurie. a russian funded media company reported he died of a heart attack. d.c. police say the investigation is still active. >>> big changes at one of the most prominent veterans support organizations in the country. the wounded warrior project has fired its ceo and chief operating officer. the nonprofit is facing accusations of wasteful spending. former employees organization of making money off their injuries. >>> well, she won the hearts of the first couple and the country with her excitement, her dance moves and her age. >> how can we forget 106-year-old virginia mclauren who cut a rug with the obamas last month. look at how happy she is to be at the white house. she fulfilled a dream by going there. she's now dubbed as grandma virginia and will have her dancing shoes ready today. she is turn 1g 07 th07 this weed there is a celebration planned at the arc. one much my favorite places in the entire city. we'll have a live report coming up from the big preparations. i am so excited for her.

adlib 4shot shot a cold and blustery space, astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko are back on earth. these photos show their soyuz capsule, parachuting to a barren location in central asia. they were met by freezing temperatures, just like when they launched from kazakhstan on march 27th last year. happening now happening now... the annual cincinnati home and garden show is underway.. and there's so much to see and do... kara dblbx our jessica brown is live at duke energy convention center with a the tri-state.. how much you should expect to pay, coming up. live cam and looking live at downtown cincinnati. your weather and traffic is next stay with us again teaming up with saint jude children's research hospital for the annual dream home giveaway. tickets will be going on sale soon so stick with fox19 now for updates. wx animation if your someone who loves (vo) new tidy cats lightweight 4-in-1 fights mess right. attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. neesstep with the power of febreze. or control worth celebrating. (

lisa: after more than 144 nasa astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko are back on earth this morning. their capsule parachuted to a barren location in central asia. they were met by freezing temperatures, just like when they launched from kazakhstan on march 27th last year. mark: and for the first time in history, the u.s. army has opened up 20,000 combat positions to women. a combat engineer is responsible for the movement of friendly and enemy forces. that means they' re involved in the detonation of explosives and destruction of obstacles. this high schooler named josselyn is one of the first female recruits to secure the job. it' s the final week of the regular season for college basketball. lisa: fans are gearing up for some march madness. george vogel has the latest from the courts. george: college basketball has entered the final week of the regular season. welcome back. the kentucky wildcats are safely last night, a lot of senior night celebrations across the country this week. contracting -- kentucky goes on a roll. 19 points, 11 assists. kentucky takes

kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko have been serving, so scientists could study the effects of space travel on the human body. kelly returns to earth tomorrow, so the team held a change of command. editor 0:13 some of us the guys in the black shirts here are going home tomorrow. it's always bitter sweet when you leave this incredible place. editor 4:43 you've been such a great role-model to us we're very very thakful so thank you. american astronaut tim kopra has assumed control of the i-s-s. kelly served locally at n-a-s oceana during his navy years. he has an identical twin-- who is also an astronaut-- and nasa did a special study on them! we are getting down to the wire, will the redskins be able to sign kirk cousins to a new contract before tomorrow's deadline? (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switc

. >>> and on nbcnews.com, mikhail lesin died of blunt force trauma, found in a washington, d.c.d the report says he suffered blunt force injuries to his neck, torso, arms and legs. russian media reported that lesin suffered a heart attack. >>> according to the cdc, there are now almost 200 cases of the zika virus in the u.s., all linked to travel abroad. the news coming after french doctors say the virus may be responsible for complications leading to meningitis and encephalitis. health officials asked congress for nealy $2 billion to fight the viruses spread from latin america to the u.s. >>> an ohio woman received a long overdue gift for her 93rd birthday. a diploma. an emotional woman expelled from high school revealing to a teacher that she was married. >>> and thes u.s. is back on top. a wisconsin grand souche took top prize at the world cheese championship beating out 3,000 other entrants. first time a cheese won since 1988. >> take that, swiss. >> yeah, right. >>> for a look back. five years ago today a magnitude 9.4 earth gquake and tsunami killed nearly 20,000 people an

. >> reporter: he's hiding from our camera in trouble with the law again, a man called mikhail malenkov hauled off to jail for the third time. we met up with the now 30-year- old last year in court. he claims he's just a regular guy waiting tables and making money on the side doing web work, but prosecutors say he's the ringleader of a multi- million dollar criminal enterprise. c (trim) so i think they realize the winds their time t he's alleged to own a chain of medical marijuana referral clinics called 420 md in oakland, berkeley, san jose and sacramento. according to court documents, malenkov and his associates hired doctors on craigslist, pay them by the hour to write recommendations and rake in the cash. d clinic we observed gain .. wi that wo six people were arrested and charged last year with money laundering, conspiracy and the unlawful practice of medicine, but the clinic like this one on telegraph avenue in oakland kept right on seeing patients. >> i don't even think they'd ever closed more than an hour or so after the last arrest. >> reporter: the santa clara county deputy d.

special touch on everything, from a breakthrough summit with the evil empire, an historic meeting with mikhail gorbachev an van cliburn melting the cold war ice by playing a russian folk song at a state dinner. >> she set about to make sure that the climate was right for him to do business with gorbachev, and they did. >> reporter: always prompting her husband to be open to compromise. >> we'd be talking about some question up on the hill, some piece of legislation, and she would say, jim, i'd rather get 80% of what i want than go over the cliff with my flag flying. >> reporter: overshadow all the 1981 assassination attempts. >> every time he went out and talked to thousands of people, my heart stopped. >> reporter: and their enduring love affair. >> i can't imagine life without her. >> reporter: after he wrote about his alzheimer's diagnosis she defied a new republican president, speaking out for stem cell research. >> it's not taking a life, it's trying to save countless lives. >> reporter: remaining his care giver during the long good-bye, and throughout it all she was his protector. sensin

avs have had trouble holding it in the third, mikhail grigorenko isis this one. they win 3-1, even in the minnesota wild standings. >> we want that last playoff spot back. so today. games like this when you're up two goals, you have to have at it. we have had trouble this time of year but we close out tonight. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> time for the picture of the day. >> i've got a payton fan, take a look. how do we know this is a payton fan? because peyton is wearing it. you can see, it is rick martinez who is the payton fan, happy for him. >>> thanks for watching cbs4 news. ( band playing intro music ) ( band playing "late show" theme

scott kelly is traveling from the international space station to earth with cosmonauts mikhail kornienko and sergey volkov. the suyoz capsule will land in kazakhstan kelly has spent close to a year in space so scientists could study the long term affects of space travel on the human body. they will compare some results to kelly's twin brother -- who stayed on earth. kelly has captured millions of imaginations by sharing pictures and videos on social media. he has local ties: serving at n-a-s oceana during his navy years. a newport news firefighter has survived a close call on the job. firefighters responded to a burning church building on 35th street this morning. lieutenant brian sanzo says his crew went up on the roof to cut a hole, and let the smoke and his waist. sanzo says he and other firefighters dropped their equipment, and grabbed him. also in 5:30 pm pkg -- start working. your hands go into motion. you know one of your guys is right there. you don't think about your safety, you don't think about anything but getting that guy out of there. the firefighter went to the doctor, but

he and russian cosmonot mikhail kornienko will touch down in kazakhstan. nasa compareicle tow his earth-bound twin brother to see how long-term space flight changes the body. today, the rolling stones said that they will play a free cons nert havana on march 25. that would be three days after president obama's visit there. i know it's only rock 'n' roll, but castro's cuba once jailed people for listening to it. and a high school team learned a hard lesson on the hard wood-- don't celebrate too soon. burrilville appeared to win the rhode island state title when one of its players stole the ball and tossed it in the air with time running out. teammates stormed the floor, but turns out, sharou caught the just enough time to score the winning basket. their turn to celebrate. coming up next, larry sanders casts a super tuesday vote for his little brother. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequent

kelly and cosmonaut mikhail, will lands in the dessert tonight, expected back home in texas tomorrow.t an adventure. >> all right, we want to check in with katie. i know you're looking at the weather watchers with what we're seeing this morning, and in like a lamb for march, right? >> indeed. not necessarily for very long. because, we do start to see what i've been saying, sort of like the lamb is going to be putting on lion's costume or something later tonight. but, that's just because we've got new storm system on the move here. that eventually bridges in the next rounds of precipitation. but the eyewitness weather watchers definitely reporting very tranquil conditions this morning. we start things off back in chester county fran at 38 degrees, nice clear sky, moonlit sky out there this morning, folks, see a lot of stars out before the sun comes up. and let's see here, we have just about 45 minutes or so before the sun will shine over the horizon. but fran is asking if the groundhog was right, after all, because we are looking ahead to some wintery, not just precipitation, but winte

it took the astronaut and russian cosmonauts mikhail komienko and sergey volkov about 3 and a half hours to get from the international space station to the barren, komienko also spent a year in space. they circled the world 5,440 times on a mission that began last march. their duration was twice as long as a typical mission.. and gives researchers an opportunity to study the challenges of long-duration spaceflight. a little closer to home... today president obama sat down with key senate republican leaders to discuss the high-stakes vacancy on the supreme court bench. reporter: sir is anyone going to listen: pres. obama: thank you everybody. the president refused to answer questions from reporters during the meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and chair of the senate judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley... along with senate minority leader harry reid and senator patrick leahy of the judiciary committee. president obama has vowed to send a nomination to the senate within the next few weeks. today the fbi and apple faced off for the first time since federal prosecuto

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