i think nathan may be dead. allyson: nathan died tuesday morning in his sleep. the cause is still unknown. >> he did have fluid in his lungs, and he said all around his chest. allyson: the sun still rises. the game he loved so much goes on, but for nathan's family, the hurt never stops. >> i want everyone to take from this how special it is to spend time with your family, and not take each other for granted. and i don't want nathan to ever be forgotten. allyson: using the life of a to embrace it. allyson powell, wyff news 4, in greenville. -- in greer. michael: nathan's family is autopsy to find out what caused his death. carol: they said he was planning to go to usc upstate in the fall, to be a trauma nurse. >> this is a great time. we have one of the fastest growing economies in the country.michael: the governor visits the upstate, celebrating one of the testjohn: here is around one in 10 st. louis. both cities could end up with 3-4 inches of snow. the storm system is moving our way. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped,

nathan dahl / u.s. air force reserve ) "how are ( tech sgt. nathan dahl / u.s. daughter of nathan dahl ) "yeah." air force reserve tech sergeant nathan dahl is showing his soft side after spending months in kuwait, providing security at an air base. ( tech sgt. nathan dahl / u.s. ( aryanna dahl / daughter of nathan dahl ) "when i got home crying." ( angela davis / reporter ) of nathan dahl ) "mm-hmm." a nine-hour time difference made phone calls a challenge. ( tech sgt. nathan dahl / u.s. air force reserve ) "i knew when i could call them and when i letters and cards in the mail were a treat. that's why tech sergeant dahl also visited nathan dahl / u.s. air force reserve ) "they had sent me birthday cards back on and i just took a picture with one of our vehicles and kind of holding the flag and said thank hunter was a newborn last summer. ( tech sgt. nathan dahl / u.s. grabbing stuff." ( angela davis / reporter ) "...and looks like you?" ( tech sgt. nathan dahl / u.s. going home with her dad by her sid

nathan became ill just a week ago and died during his sleep monday night. tracey moore remembers her son nathan as a mischievous, yet charming little boy. she says nathan brought spirit on and off the basketball court. >> i want everyone to take from this how special i i is to spend time with your family and not take each other for granted. i don't want nathan to ever be forgotten. geoff: again, the cause of death has it to be released. allyson: a woman is dead following a house fire in pickens. sky 4 was quickly over the scene this afternoon. you can see smoke pouring out of the home on ann street. this is just blocks from main street. there is no word on how the fire started. a witness on scene says she saw a small fire and then heard a loud boom. the coroner says she won't she also says several pets were also killed in the fire. in oconee county, five fires in seven days at homes without smoke detectors. the county fire chief charlie king says most of them started from people simply trying to stay warm. yesterday the department bought new smoke detectors

(nathan) "uh, hopefully not, ha ha ha." nathan's raised cattle before...he says the animals aren't that different...they eat a lot of the same stuff... you just...don't touch'em. hands-off, becuase you don't run them through a chute and give them shots and those sorts of things."two brothers...a new business... raising animals that made the *old* west famous.like i said the (lease - ter)s lichters sell the buffalo meat online... you can find out more about their business online by starting at *our* web site... siouxland news dot com.while you're there...if you think of a farmer that might be great on "proud to be a hometown farmer" tell us about them!you can nominate them *on* our web site...or you can e - mail me at j - heller at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 ninth ranked spirit lake makes the trip to take on sioux city west in a clash of two teams with postseason aspirations. 3 3 and pierce and crofton square off in a battle between two defending state champions in an epic girls basketball game. 3 3 crofton, the defending s

i don't want nathan to ever be forgotten. allyson: again, the cause of death has yet to be released. geoff: a woman is dead, following a house fire in pickens. sky 4 was quickly over the scene this afternoon. you can see smoke pouring out of the home on ann street. this is just blocks from main street. a witness on scene says she saw a small fire and then heard a loud boom. the coroner says she won't release the woman's name until the autopsy is performed today. she also says several pets were also killed in the fire. in oconee county, five fires in seven days at homes without smoke detectors. the county fire chief charlie king says most of them started from people simply trying to stay warm. yesterday the department bought new smoke detectors to give to people in need. and the chief says the department already has a long list. >> any day you can call our office and we are willing to come out and check yours or install a new one. geoff: there was a fire on forest drive in seneca on saturday. a smoke detector might have saved

nathan: what we've seen is most states, 49 out of 50, are seeing premium increases. the only state where there was a decrease was mississippi and that was slight it was 0.2%. 17 states are seeing double-digit increases. there are some states that are seeing 30% or higher, including minnesota, which is nearly 47% -- almost 48%, premium increases for the upcoming year. sharyl: yet as recently as october, the obama administration quoted a 7.5% increase and said most consumers would "find plans for less than $100 a month." premium hikes are only half of the burden. deductibles are up, too. 7.8% this year on average for silver plans -- worse in places like mississippi, with an average 42% increase, working out to $1,473 extra for the year a 47.6% increase or $1090 more in that state. no matter how much it costs or how little it covers having insurance is now the law and more have gotten insured. pres. obama: as the affordable care act has taken effect, nearly 18 million americans have gained coverage. in fact, for the first time ever, more than 90 percent of americans are

nathan mentions higher ed. it is a big umbrella and we have serious needs in k-12 and higher ed some what i am hoping for is that we will address the lawsuit because it has been pressing since 1993, i think it was. that's the fundsmental thing for south carolina if we don't have a good k-12 education system, nothing else will work in the state. that is our future. >> jason use today say this all time, education is a great equalizer. it is that. access to quality education we aren't giving people a fighting chance. >> we aren't and the fact is i say this all the time. if people in -- do not have the same quality education as those in lexington, fort mill and the -- because we in south carolina are a team, but if we don't have quality, high quality education across the state then we are fooling ourself. we will never be able to compete in a 21st century ever changing world. >> we have addressed that issue and the economy is improverring. that mean there is are job that is require skills so if we strong the labore

she says nathan brought spirit, on and off the court. nathan became ill just a week ago. his mother says he died during his sleep monday night. the game he loved so much goes on, but for nathan's family, the hurt never stops. >> i want everyone to take from this how special it is to spend time with your family, and not take each other for granted. and i don't want nathan to ever be forgotten. carol: again, the cause of death has yet to be released. michael: coming up, governor haley pays a visit to the upstate, celebrating one of the largest investments in state history. a look at the site that will be home to hundreds of new jobs. carol: if you don't mind waking up early, you are in for a spectacular sight in the sky. the image you can see moments before sunrise, starting john: here is around one, the next system. it is still -- it is snowing in st. louis. this system is moving quickly in our direction. michael: today, governor nikki haley was in spartanburg county to celebrate one of the largest investments in state history. toray industries officially breaking ground o

nathan: i think the obama a law that they know is failing everybody. first and foremost, the obama administration has always put the emphasis on their metrics of insurance e card in everyone's hand. the premium increases was less important to them. sharyl: in round numbers, 10 million have gotten expanded medicaid, 4 million people have picked up insurance buying their own policies, and 3-4 million are young adults covered on their parents' plans. previously-insured are now going without, like janet hill. she's paying a price -- a $325 penalty tax in 2015. $695 this year. and so you're doing without insurance. janet: exactly. sharyl: there's a penalty that comes with that. janet: i'm aware of that. sharyl: you're just gonna have to pay the penal? janet: that's all i can do. i cannot afford insurance. sharyl: there's another downside. she broke her shoulder and says she just has to live with it because doctors won't see her without insurance. and meantime you have a broken shoulder? janet: yes, this was fractured. because i do not have no insurance, the

my driver's license says male there shouldn't be a problem. >> reporter: nathan is talking about dr. steven colbert who's the principal. the school is for gifted students and has students from second to 12th grade. >> he said no parents could complain with second graders on campus. >> reporter: the community rallied around him and planned to call the school and he believes that's what led the principal to send this message. telling parents nathan can use the boy's bathroom. >> i heard some parents have complained and some students have complained but noneover noneover -- none of them would come to me about it. >> reporter: even though camera, they have openly made comments on social media. one parent asking why nathan not just use the girl's bathroom since he's just about the graduate. >> it's not just about me but the other transgender students and they need the same rights. >> reporter: this is definitely a talker. we asked for your feed back. here's what we heard so far today. this guy from lacari. no way will my daughter attend a school where a boy can claim he's a girl and use t

sophomore nathan chapel has his eyes on another prize, programs the national title. he is on the ice six days a week e normally up at 4:00 in the morning. >> i was a competitor myself and competed in nationals. that's my goal for nathan to get him to nationals as well. skater, passionate about what he does. you can always count on him being ready and willing to go. >> nathan is a champion in his pre file event. he is also a member of the marching and concert band and he runs for the track team. nathan's hard work is now the blue print for his future. >> i want to be a skating coach and also i want to be something newer. >> any chan chapel of solar high school is this week's mcdonald student of the week. >>> kent state on the road tonight to ball state. watch this. khalil with the jam. they lose. akron gets 28 from reggie mcadams beating easter, 92-88. that's a big bull. i think that's old cyrus. 1800 pounds of do whatever the heck i want. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. lease a 2016 lincoln mkc for $289 a month >>> and the three amigos are now -- through go.

tracey moore remembers her son nathan as a talented athlete. and that mischievous but charming little boy. she says nathan brought spirit on and off the court. >> he had a personality that drew people in. everyone wanted to be around him. he was just that person that could break the ice in the room and had everyone smilingng talking. allyson: again, the cause of death has yet to be released. a house fire in pickens. this is video from sky4 yesterday. you can see smoke pouring out of the home on ann street. there is no word on how the fire started. a witness on scene says she saw a small l re, then heard a loud boom. an autopsy is expected today and several pets were killed in that fire. in oconee county, five fires in seven days at homes without smoke detectors. the county fire chief charlie king says most of them started from people simply trying to stay warm. yesterday, the department bought new smoke detectors to give to people in need, and the chief says his department already has a long list. >> any day you can call our office and we're wi

nathan nascimento is a senior policy adviser at freedom partners, a libertarian-leaning nonprofit that opposes obamacare. nathan nascimento: what 'they' re realizing is they just can' t afford the monthly premium and they just can' t afford the deductibles and out of pocket costs. what good is it carrying an insurance card in your wallet if you can' t afford the treatment that you' re getting? sharyl: nascimento says it' s turning out just like the fictional harry and louise worried it would in a 1994 ad campaign opposing health care reform. >> this is covered under our old plan. >> that was a good one, wasn' t it? >> things are changing. not all for the better. pick from the few health care plans designed by government bureaucrats. sharyl: the ads, sponsored by an insurance industry coalition, helped deft so-called hillarycare promoted by then-first lady hillary clinton. >> having choices we don' t like is no choice at all. >> they choose. >> we lo. nathan: i think we saw what they were saying back then is exactly what we' re experiencing right now the fact that health care costs are

for fox 19 now and simply money, i'm nathan bachrach. if you made your way to the las vegas convention center this week... you would think you had just traveled into the future. that's because at the international consumer electronics show... visitors are getting a look at some tech that is way ahead of its time. fox's rachel moore has the story. you're look at the typhoon edge drone powered by realsense, and this is the future. luis says: "there are a lot of cool things. a lot drones that have new technology like here at intel." technology is taking off, as drones seem to dominate the 2016 international consumer electronics show. companies are advancing their drones: developing longer flight times, lowering their prices, and designing smaller models. but some companies envision this year ehang unveiled its 5-foot, 500 pound, big- enough-to-fit-a- electronic drone it's not considered a helicopter because a smartphone navigates the aircraft, not a pilot. another theme virtual reality. it's transforming video games into interactive experie

that's right i looked in to nathan brocks record. he has an extensive criminal history including multiple assault charges in the past. it all started on sunday afternoon a domestic disturbance call at the soapy waters laundramat. we're told the officer was speaking with brocks when he punched him. that knocked him unconcious, causing him to fall and hit his the police scanner during the incident. "i'm out at soapy waters." (man screams) "215 can you start to soapy waters?" "code 2 ambulance for an officer." other officers had to tase brocks before taking him into custody, because he continued to put up a fight. we reached out to the cedar rapids police department, but we still do not know the name of the we've got you covered live, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. although nathan brocks has multiple charges against him for the incident, we're told additional charges are likely. the iowa caucuses are now just two weeks away- and repubican candidtates are flooding the state- making their final big day. and for some candidates, like marco r

nathan's mother gwen made the call. the officers convinced ride.that's when nathan confessed he just didn't want to get wet walking to the bus stop.. and his mom didn't have a car or the money to buy rain gear. gylfe jill-fee bought rainjackets and umbrellas for both... out of his own pocket. seregant jones says one of his favorite parts of the job is being able to give back to the community. 3 "this little bit of being able out of his pocket, you know, bit of money out of his pocket would you know, it's not going life, but it makes it a little bit easier."3 gwen dunn... said her son nathan was more than excited rained... in his new rain gear. 3 still to come... lawmakers continue to try to come up with a plan to fix our roads... what's holding them 3 good morning and thank you for waking up with news19.i'm deon guillory.3 your time is ___.. 3 3 3 3 republican senator jay cleary and demcratic senator joel lourie say they will spend this week working on a bill to get more funding to fix our state's broken roads.one of th

. >> reporter: she met fiance nathan on tinder. >> did she have a good online profile? if so, what made it good. >> it was , thanks, babe. you've never had this question, thank you. i swiped right in all of about >> love at first swipe. >> absolutely. >> reporter: within weeks the couple deleted the at pps from their phone. >> what was the deletion ceremony? or waskoomd kind of like a rose ceremony in reverse? >> it was. you pull owl your phones. it was like, all right, do you take this no longer being on fore we could even finish, nathan had already deleted, pressed the x button so it was gone. >> reporter: they're now engaged and the rest is tinder >> do you have a ring? >> we've got a ring. >> reporter: jess cass hoping for the same happy ending but having a hard time mastering the swiping left and right, i couldn't just base what i wanted just looking at a picture. >> reporter: so laurel house, a los angeles-based love guru, is coachingpe on how to turn her online matches into real-life dates. >> the expectation on an app is you need to teach him, this is my expecta

nathan quinn is a student at pine view in osprey. a year ago, nathan began the transition process, but it wasn't until recently that the allowed him to use the boys bathroom. now, nathan and his supporters want a district-wide policy. >> it's not just about me. it's about the other trans kids at pine view. they need the same rights. >> some parents have posted on social media. one mom saying, quote, i'm concerned about my student who may witness the opposite sex in the bathroom. >>> a major roadway in hillsboro county could be getting a facelift in giving you a break. coming up, what's being proposed for u.s. 41 and how future. >> also ahead, this is pretty exciting. bolts fans score up-close and personal moments with their family carnival. >>> now that the gasparilla children's parade is over, it's time to get ready for the main event. it is upon us, coming in just a week. workers were out along bayshore in tampa this afternoon, setting up the tents and making other preparations for saturday's big pirate invasion. time flies by. gas

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(nathan) "uh, hopefully not, ha ha ha." nathan's raised cattle before...he says the animals aren't that different...they eat a lot of the same stuff... you just...don't touch'em. (nathan) "they're a lot more hands-off, becuase you don't run them through a chute and give them shots and those sorts of things."two brothers...a new business... raising animals that made the *old* west famous. 3 like i said the (lease - ter)s lichters sell the buffalo meat online... you can find out more about their business online by starting at *our* web site... siouxland news dot com. while you're there... if you think of a farmer that might be great on "proud to be a hometown farmer" tell us about them!you can nominate them *on* our web site... or you can e - mail me at j - heller at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 still to come... there's an 11 - year - old basketball player in virginia who's the country for his moves. videos of his skills have gone viral. we'll show you how his talents earned him much more than praise online. you're watching si

nats opening erica and nathan hernandez didn't go to class at grant sawyer middle school friday because theyre scared of what might happen... erica- i was scared i might die lorraine- it really changed everything it really did just after 7am wednesday... the sixth and seventh grader were stopped on la palma avenue by two men... cyndi- erica and nathan were walking along this street when they noticed they were being followed once they rounded this corner they tell me the suspects got in front of them and demanded they empty their backpacks erica- first i thought they were messing but then they pulled out the gun and i thought they were going to shoot me and my brother once the suspects were out of sight... the middle schoolers ran home. erica- one was white one was african american and they were wearing hoodies and jeans and one of them had jordans on i dont know what the other one had on because i was focused on the gun being pointed at us erica and nathans mom is terrified. in 2013 a student was killed over his ipad in las vegas...she says that could have been her kids. she says grant

how does services does nathan adelson provide? - is it possible to get involved in some way with these programs? '5th annual winter dog bed & blanket drive' in support of local animal turning now to an armed robbery our abc affiliate is reporting several weapons have been seized from a parking lot at gilette stadium. that is where the nfl's new england patriots play. foxborough police tweeted this photo of the weapons. cops say they took them from the employee parking lot. they do have a suspect in custody and that person faces multiple charges. pats are playing this weekend... ...but they will be in miami to take on the dolphins tomorrow turning now to an armed robbery caught on camera! a customer at a 7-eleven in new york took down the robber... police say a man walked into the store and demanded cash from the clerk .. citizen with a large flashlight rushed into the store and hit the guy in the head several times. he was knocked to the ground and eventually stumbled away before police came. they found him in the attic of his hom

the first is nathan hale's diary, an incredible piece. nathan hale is connecticut's state hero.was a farmer and schoolteacher, but served with washington's troops outside of boston. he volunteers on a spying mission and goes to new york. at that time, he was caught and hanged, and most known for his quote, my only regret is that i have only one life to give for my country. is really incredible because it talks a lot about everyday life, and what it was like to be in the continental army, how people were relating to each other, what they were inking about, their concerns and worries, that what they did on a day to day basis. he really gives us a look at what it was like to be a soldier in the continental army. is other piece we have here months in white -- the jacket of one of the connecticut citizens who decided to stay loyal to the crown. he served in the revolution, serving the british crown, and fought against the revolutionary army. after his time served in the military, he then left and moved to canada, new brunswick, where he became a merchant, and he co-owned a a business