rooks says you shouldn' t hesitate to reach out. just in case he is watching now. jason: we spoke with the missing man' s mother by phone. if you see him, cover him and give them some food and drink in addition to calling police. there is new information this morning on the search for a dozen u.s. marines. overnight, crews announced they have recovered three empty life rafts from their helicopters. the choppers crashed last thursday during a nighttime training mission off the coast of hawaii. the search now includes an underwater team. he may still be in mexico, but today, there' s a hearing in texas to decide whether the affluenza teen' s case stays in juvenile court. ethan couch fled the country while on probation for a deadly drunk driving crash. members of mothers against drunk driving will be in court today, pushing to extend probation beyond his 19th birthday. couch' s attorneys are still fighting extradition back to the u.s.. el chapo may have escaped from prison twice, but now, mexico adding security to prevent a guard is stationed outside the drug lord' s

beric "rooks-isthere e a hug inbrewe g scenenin rt o righnow.th a is is t greacechan for op pegole to p forpleo se toee twhatfehe difesrenc a breenetwe ta the ostese f th abeeralnd tk wiheth twe brehers tvemsels." ev gaent or wnizers mant toake h brewouaha abstt artite inn ractio hfromg avinthe br erewmasters th te tooualk abt crtheir eraft be ts torthe aist ag villice whs h givechyou a ance hoto sr p fol locaanart lkd tato a the trtistsvehemsels. berics-rook's "ithi one tng to t in pas tingokand loin at prts, paand s,intingla and ge,ss war e and seouwhat ye likas ars pe won buthearn you lee ab to ta thlk to ste artiut aboit it mis arouch stonnger cn.nectio" tall ofzehe boona is doted by anlocal ond regiwral breies cl in auding, f locale,avorit the bagreat ewsin brmping coany. y

indictated she had used marijuana.police say schuster was driving left utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year. schuster pleaded not guilty. a federal lawsuit accusing miami university of using technology that created a barrier for a blind student has been settled.aleeha dudley alleged she could not access her course materials through her text-to-speech software, nor was she given information in braille.details of the settlement have not been released. learning from lauren hill's lessons.a northern kentucky five year old - now fighting d-i-p-g too. too.this is brooklyn smith.she found out she has brain cancer just a few days ago - and just days after her fifth birthday. she just had her first surgery this week - and her family tells nine on your side she is out and smiling.that's a common theme as they prepare for this little girl's fight. scott smith/brooklyn's uncle 012111 smile for brooklyn, that's what we're telling everybody to do. she loves to smile, and her smiling, we're everybody is smile. there's so much otu there, smile every day. day.brooklyn's family has laun

@northeast ohio ten to 15 miles @you can't rook at the @temperature tonight, you have @to factor in the wind chill. @that's the blue number. @you see in many cases ten to 15 @15 degrees cooler. @temperatures 20 in wooster now @but feels lake 7. seven. @if you're coming downtown to @sea the cavs, the current @temperature is 26. @the mildest of all the knot @east ohio towns but look at the @wind chill down to 16 degrees. @temperatures falling not low @20s. @but remember the wind chill, @five to 15 degrees with the @wind staying up this evening, @they'll start to relax a little @bit as we go in the overnight @and into the torning. @big area of nothing between @denver and cleveland. @we'll see breaks of sunshine @tomorrow all ahead of the area @of low pressure coming in the @west coast. @it's not powerful and moving @fast. @and the track of this one is @tuesday. @that's going help to bring some @slightly milder air. @we're not going to be in the @50s or 60s but we have a good @chance of cracking 32 degrees @tomorrow and like make a good @run at the 40s coming up on @monday especially if we

rooking at the radar and see how this is going to play out. going to go past tomorrow and into tomorrow. daybreak, the afternoon, the yellows and reds sweeping through. at five on friday afternoon. going to have a better chance to lack another that. 60 along the beaches and cool but not as cold. mostly sunny. nicest day of the week is going to be tomorrow. bay waur is a light to moderate chop. 75 in the other shore water. 76 for the high. great for the marathon. going to be running? >> no, but my daughter will be. our news team is busy working on the 11:00 news. >>> a satanic display set up. talking to the man that put it there and why. and with sarah palin's son, you may have heard her speech. seeming to applaud that her son's problem may have to do with president obama. that and more with rudabeh. are in a slide. . >>> jim berry with sports. the heat hope to avoid another beatdown. suddenly, the season is going sideways. throwing down dunks. dominant inside. and the young bucks said so what, back at you. spanking the heat for the fifth strai

. >> you rook at this survey. ceos are worried about overregulation. cyber crime, you name it, this is number one. >> as well it should be. you know, just to put some financials around the great points that suzy made, the regulations now under the obama administration are costing the u.s. $200 million a year. that's $838 per voter. to put that in perspective, that's half the auto industry. that's a third of the financial services industry. that is a huge hit on gdp. we can't make every regulation go away, but when you take the amount of regulations that's half of a sizable industry in the united states and put it on the backs of the voters out there, of course it's going to cripple the economy. >> if the government could get out of the way a little bit maybe the economy could be doing a little better. ceos are making 300 times what they did 20 years ago. unions are weakened. this is lobbying at its finest. you have corporations that spent all this money on getting rid of regulations. we're not what we were in 1936. we're a much larger country and so th

. >> you rook at this survey. ceos are worried about overregulation. cyberyear. that's $838 per voter. to put that in perspective, that's half the auto industry. that's a third of the financial services industry. that is a huge hit on the backs of the voters out there, of course it's going to cripple the economy. >> if the government could get out of the way a little bit maybe the economy could be doing a little better. ceos are making 300 times what they did 20 years ago. unions are weakened. this is lobbying at its finest. you have corporations that spent all this money on getting rid of regulations. we're not what we were in 1936. we're a much larger country and so that comes with that comes more laws, but the reality is ceos are doing better than ever and they've been kicking butt. >> and their stocks are many the tank and i'll only point to obama care. they ripped up 1/6th of our economy. you've put coal out of business under the obama administration. how does that help? >> it doesn't. those numbers, they're just flat wrong. corporate profits are down. this

marijuana.police say schuster was driving left of center when she hit three utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year. schuster pleaded not guilty. investigators say human remains have been found near grand lake saint mary's state park, north of dayton.and they're treating the case as a homicide. homicide.a hiker spotted the bones in a ditch earlier this month.police say the remains are that of a 20-to 35 year old man, who was about five- foot-7 to 6-foot 1 inches tall. investigators say the bones had been on the ground for less than a year. (sheriff jeff grey, mercer co. sheriff's office) "there is someplace that has lost a loved one and they don't know where they're at." at."the bones will undergo months of intensive testing, then be entered into national missing persons databases. , winton hills health center is getting an extreme makeover. makeover.85 volunteers from give back cincinnati spent today putting on a fresh coat of paint, donated by sherwin- williams.the health center serves people on medicaid, as well as the uninsured.and it's staying open during the transformati

deputies have two warrants fear rooks. he is five-eight and weighs about 120 pounds. officials say if you come into contact with him, please call 911. >>> staying in highlands county now, allen glover is accused of shiring shots at a vehicle during an argument over a cigar and a woman. a baby was inside the car he is accused of shooting at. luckily people inside the car leaned over to protect it. >>> a sick manatee is in the care of the florida fish and wildlife mission. the young manatee was trying to find warmth next to the river oaks water treatment plant. biologists say the manatee got sick from the cold and was stuck in an area where it couldn't find food. these manatee rescue efforts are fairly common during the winter in florida. >> once the water temperature drops below 68 degrees, manatees can get illnesses. sometimes animals linger at other sites. for one day it's okay but this manatee has been here for over a week and we see signs of illness. >> rescue team including members of the clearwater aquarium and the zoo netted the manatee this morning. it will be

at the stage of children in this state and throughout the state and am reminded of the promise, we rook to them to not only celebrate martin luther king day, it is the ideas of dr. king. >> black lives matter protesters shouted demands and jeered the mayor at one point, they are upset with the death of civilians at the hands of police and sheriff's deputies in what they see is stone walling by the mayor and punishing those responsible. >>> in rora they led a motorcade procession to the martin luther king library. the mayor spoke about his personal view of king's legacy. >> someone who took us to places where we could only imagine. someone who had the power to explain to us what he was thinking and what he was dreaming, and someone who had strength enough to teach us that is not to be violent in return. >> aurora spens weeks marking dr. king's life and his work. events began january 10 and continue through the 27th. >>> a stretch of south clarkson near craig hospital is expected to reopen after closed most of the day after a sinkhole appeared. police got a call around 8:00 this morning,

for now live, bobby rooks, nbc 6 news. >> thank you. >>> switching gears now. the golden globes handed out tonight. there were some big winners. >> who knew that playing an exconvict would take me all around the globe? >> she gets best actress in a tv seri for her role as cookie. she handed out cookies before accepting the award. it was filled with surprise and plenty of sharp jokes from the host. roxanne vargas joins us with a look at the best moments. >> reporter: no real surprise there. but one of the moment that fans waitingor was mel gibson. his big return. back. 4% >> i would rather have a drink with him in his hotel room tonight than with bill cosby. please welcome, mel gibson. >> you knew a bill cosby joke was going to get in there. gibson. he came out on stage. they hug it out. even thohoh mel gibson did hit back with remarks himself. then mel went on into a video montage to introduce the montage for "mad max." ricky had competition in getting the hosting gig. jennifer lawrence did add collection. she and her bff, amy schumer stole the show. show next

the mayor aive rooked home a short time ago, tim caputo continues with his message, tim. >> reporter: the mayor landed about an hour ago. he mentioned last year, boston saw a 16 year low in homicides but also pointed out there was an increase in gun violence. the, he got to logan at about 5:00 and the first thing he said to the media when he walked off the plane he whole heartedly supports the president's plan to address gun violence in this country. mayor walsh in d.c.earlier today as president obama announced his intentions to require background checks on all gun purchases. the city of boston would benefit from the proposed used in crimes in boston come from out of state. there is already backlash over the president's plan but the mayor believes there would be less opposition if people met with grieving family members of shooting victims. >> it's unfortunate they have that attitude but what i would say is go visit somebody's living room who lost a loved one to gun violence and tell that family member that. i've sat in plenty of livings in the last two years as mayor where i've sat a

tacoma a rook. the cassini -- take a look. cassini spacecraft shot this is from 1.5 million miles away. it shows that it's ten times the diameter of earth. this brick building in omaha is an ice sculpture. it caught fire over the weekend. it was so cold the water firefighters used to douse the flames froze. now nearly a foot of ice covers the building. officials say the building is on the verge of collapse. >>> a handful of whales enjoyed weather that was far warmer. our sister station in l.a. spotted these mammals in action swimming in a pack near san pedro. whales are known to wander in the area. it's one of the key spots to see the pacific gray whale migration from january to april. >>> julie, we need a break for tomorrow. >> we do. you know, it's not going to be a total stormy day. in fact, i think it's going to be scattered showers maybe some thunderstorms. the heaviest rain comes overnight tonight but first, if you look outside, you probably aren't thinking storms brewing. but increasing clouds are coming in the storm mo

rooks crook ducks in and in secondse has the register. >> it's ago imra investigated that someone is lazy and want a quick back and come comes nand destroyed troiz your store. into to see if these cases are relating n. meantime sthe are not taking any chances and beefing up security. >> we are very secure in the knowledge that that won't happen like that again. >> reporter: so police are look into these two case and think this thief may have hit others as well. >> maybe you recognize that guy from the surveillance video. call broward crime stoppers. 954 tip tip ouch we're live in davie. brandon beyer. 7 news. >> danielle: all right bran done. thank you. >> an antimuslim social media post is cause for concern in south florida. a a facebook user threatened to burn mosque. the council on islamic relations in florida alerting police after seg seeing the the post. >> a spokesperson for the organization saying the comment are disturbing,. >> it frustrating because there's a lot of good work that our community is putting out there. advancing in the integration of our community to the rest o

indictated she had used was driving left of center when she hit three utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year.schuster pleaded not guilty. time/tempa grizzly discovery. what officials found near a lake used by many as a vacation spot in ohio.and how long they say it will be until investigators say human remains have been found near grand lake saint mary's state park, north of dayton.and they're treating the case as a homicide. homicide.a hiker spotted the bones in a ditch earlier this month.police say the remains are that of a 20-to 35 year old man, who was about five- foot-7 to 6-foot 1 inches tall. investigators say the bones had been on the ground for less than a year. sheriff's office) "there is some family out there someplace that has lost a loved one and they don't know where they're at." at."the bones will undergo months of intensive testing, then be entered into national missing persons databases. , winton hills health center is getting an extreme makeover. makeover.85 volunteers from give back cincinnati spent coat of paint, donated by sherwin-williams.the healt

early access to tickets or rook for single seats as soon as the tickets to popular shows go on sale. >>> a texas woman has a warning for you tonight after she nearly died taking off her nail polish that's right. last april brittany smith was home alone taking off her nail polish with a bowl and she lit a candle on the other side of the dresser. she says the two weren't even close to each other, but the flame of that candle ignited the vapors of the ace tone jumping on to brittany's clothes setting her on fire. >> i looked down and i was completely covered from here down to my knees. all i could remember was screaming, jesus, help me, please help me because i really truly believed that night i was going to die. >> unbelievable. brittany had third-degree burns covering 30% of her body. she went through months of painful recovery. she still has nightmares. firefighters warn it does not take contact with flammable liquid itself, just the vapors in the air can start a fire, it has been nine months since this happened and brittany is now planning to become a nurse in a burn center judgemen

simon rook over a team that lost five of its last six games... todd simon won 1st game as unlv head coach "the game was calming. the practices are calming. the parts where it is just basketball are calming. it is something you dream of and love. it is fun." simon has 14 more games plus the mountain west tournament to turn things around in hopes of landing the permanent job. reporting at the thomas and mack, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news. now... to a consumer alert from contact 13... fitness tracking device... "fitbit".... is facing a lawsuit.... aren't working... as promised. the class action lawsuit... filed in california claims.... the "charge h-r" and "surge" fitness watches.... do not accurately measure heart those filing the lawsuit say... the devices are dangerous... because the heartrates were by large margins. fitbit says... it stands behind its products. a detroit mother is warning others.... after her toddler got a hold of a dangerous toy and swallowed it. the woman says... the toy is mis-leading.... because it looks a lot like

. >>> for the first time in south carolina, a report is taking a rook at how much money is actually needed to support a family in this state without any assistance. the first self sufficiency standard for south carolina families. the creators of this report are hoping to include eligibility guidelines by breaking down family needs deeper than the federal poverty level. it includes the cost of needs for child care, health care and tax credit. new silk tie, the administrative assistant at your office, odds are. >> they are struggling to pay their rent, their child care, their car insurance, their health care. >> this report varies from county to county. pureford has the highest cost and lawrence has the lowest. you can fund a link to the full report to see how your county fares. >>> next on 7 news at 6:00, keeping you out of harm's way during high-speed police chases. coming up, hue life-saving technology is being designed by marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threate

rook.. 9around-30 tu sa nrday. ightoo traypers sve a siltar toyo ll caro wa thatraas tngvelist eaid... slth into boe westund a lanelind colwided wth ahite ba suru. ea 36-yaqr-old mouiles ..lero. a gepassenorr in c. olla..passeday awin from . juries ivthe drreers weur not ht. a upsad o date ty a stor'vwee edfollowhe for tfi last ve . days..acthe plnter couy f'sherifces offiit says has en suspe ded thse farchkior a soo schl st in wructorenho wsst misting lawe ek. 23 n seen oaythursd s whileatkiing ga su- r bowlhewhere w hasd orke mat then ountaitssporrn leaing ce fnterheor tth past ree on seashes. wn dhen'idret rntuho frme on seiday, rearch cws std arteinlookr g fohim.th ere shs iff'ceoffis say nd consitioin durveg fis dayofse inarchveg han beechtreas erou to- due s heavyannow d the chavalanere dang. e thifsherfif's ofrece regtsha tvingeno suspsed the arch. es reprveentati ts fromhe er shs iff'..officepl.. chaains gaand su rr bowlntepreseatives t meaywith mil's famy.y toda in ema statgaent su tr bowledhank yo everhon

say the suspect got into a confrontation with a man about 2:00 this afternoon in a parking lot along rooks head place. the suspect pulled out a gun and shot that man. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. detect ivestonight canvassing the neighborhood. >>> he was not on the clock but this man got a big pay off from a local wal-mart. how police say he managed to rob the store with witnesses and workers all around him. >>> and somebody could become a multimillionaire before the night is over. we'll tell you which numbers just might be your best bet if you still need to get that powerball ticket. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all,

friends and strangers alike packed the pub at rook-wood commons to raise money in the memory of patrick wolterman ... the hamilton township firefighter killed in the line of duty last month. month.hundreds of people packed the restaurant,it wasn't just community members who came out to show their support.they were joined by firefighters from departments all around kentucky, ohio, and indiana.the money is going to a charity set up in patrick's bacon scholarship fund, donated in his name. the support we get from our community ...... help our families familiesthe pub also donated a portion of its profits to the fundraiser tonight. this next video shows exactly why it's best to be inside during a lighting storm.take a look.. look.. you can see the lightining hit. basically causing this tree to explode.it struck the tree, just as a storm front moved through the city of tyler on hurt. and look at what a man caught during a visit to new zealand's bay of islands...a fish with legs?the curious creature is a frogfish, a pretty unusaul sight in new walk, but it also bites... hard and fast we're to

marijuana.police say schuster was driving left of center when she hit three utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year. she has pled not guilty. bengals fans... you're going to want to be sitting down for this one.if the referees had made the right call against the steelers... the bengals might have been playing this weekend. weekend.last night the vice president of officiating for the nfl says that amazing catch by steelers martavis bryant where he flipped into the end zone... was not actually a catch!dean blandino says bryant didn't have control when he got the right foot down.while blandino says he would have ruled it a "no catch"... he doesn't think there was not enough evidence for the officials to reverse as for that hit by ryan shazier on giovani bernard... the league still says it was a legal hit.blandino says that's because bernard established himself as a runner ... and was not defenseless.he also says bernard and shazier were hitting at different angles... which according to him is another reason the hit was okay two young boys lucky to alive this morning... after jump

who vegas thinks is a lock-in.the game when i set the rook passing record? i mean, you only mentioned what, 50 times... how about when i had three events in one night? well, i've been working on my new superhero move all day! we're non stop, we've gotta have our extra protein. oikos triple zero greek non fat yogurt has 15 grams of protein. zero added sugar, zero artificial sweetener and zero fat. and zero holding me back! oikos triple zero. be unstoppable. mmm dannon your body was made for better things th rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, a

timingwise, i would rook for coastal areas north of tampa, starting to get a little rough around 3:00, 4:00 a.m. the heaviest part of this is likely to be around the beer and the gulf beaches. 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. we're ramping up. but it winds down just as quickly. in fact, by 7:00 a.m., most of this should be east of i-75. so it is really an overnight and predawn event for most of us. but we are in a slight risk for severe weather south of tampa. southern hillsboro county, manatee and sarasota county t- already put us in a risk area which is more wide spread. so watch the fog in the morning. enjoy your saturday. we'll be tracking this with you. we'll be in the weather center so any warnings come out, we'll be on tv. your martin luther king, jr. day, we clear out, but, my goodness, cool. 47 for your monday morning. look attitude's morning temperature of 44 degrees. wednesday, 39. tampa? we're going to be tracking this as well. we'll have more for you a good time to get that 10 news app! not only are their storms to watch but temperatures to track. you can get it on your phone for free.

we're rooking at winds out of the southwest between 20 and 30 miles per hour and gusts upwards of 65 miles per hour. and the most wind prone areas, one of those places is the washoe valley area right now. >> in reno, we're sitting at 38 degrees with cloudy skies and the winds out of the south at 25 miles per hour and relative humidity at 68%. around the area, we are below freezing around the lake, south lake tahoe, and truckee sitting at 30 degrees at this hour. as you can see, they are going snow through -- excuse me, overnight tonight and things not really clearing out until early tomorrow morning. and then the things really clearing up at that 10:00 hour when the weather advisories and warnings do expire. and then by 7:00 tomorrow night, we see the cloud cover making its way back in and then another system hitting us tomorrow night. for reno and sparks, we're looking at 34 degrees. we have a 60% chance to see a mix of rain and snow between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. overnight tonight. tomorrow we're looking at mostly cloudy skies after about the 10:00 hour with winds dy

live rook right now at jack frost big bowled they are morning. oh, pristine. we have more on the very cold temperatures this week, and the chance for some more snow possibly. katie with the details when we come bac >> muslim group calling to recognize their holidays on the calendar. wants two added to the philadelphia school calendar for two muslim important religious dates. >> this year in new york public schools will have added two additional days off to account for the muslim observance of ede. >> this week hundreds in philadelphia will be rallying for the same. >> christmas is like a no brainer. easter no brainer. jewish holidays are recognize, by recognize we mean city holiday for the school system, city work remembers led off, you now there is get holiday pay for that. >> the two holidays which would mean day off for all fall on different days each year. so a five year calendar has been presented to the city. city councilman curtis jones plans tonight deuce this bill during thursday's city council meeting. >>> hey, finally some snow in the city, right? "

rook.. 9around-30 tu saigrday nht. oo traypers sve a siltar toyo ll caro wa thatveas traling st eaid... slth into boe westund a lanelind colthded wite a whi . subaru ea 36-yd r-olleaquiros mole... a gepassen cr inlaorolss... paed f awayjurom in. ries ivthe drreers weur not ht. a upsad o date ty a storwe've ow foll ted forashe lvet fi ..dayspl. the ouacer cnty er shofiff's ayfice sass it h sp sud endearthe se ach for skierd anhoski sctrol inswhuctor o m went lissingweast ek. r-23-yearsold ca won mayt as las oseenurn thhisday winle skig at r sugawhbowl- here hekeas word t atouhe mspntain eaorts lrning er centhe for tth past ree s.seasonhe when t didn'rnretuho frme on , idaychsear crews st tearlod g okinhifor m. sh the s eriff' sofficeays itcondnsioin durveg fiay ds of ar seg chin bhavetreen ereachous e - duvyto heaan snow d the al ave anch. danger erthe shofiff's egfice rrets if sherfif's of cce....aihaplns gaand suwlr bore repivsentatesme mt with fay'sy amiltoday.in ta a s stementowugar bl th keanyod ever hne whoinelped

marijuana.police say schuster was driving left of center when she hit three utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year.schuster pleaded not guilty. investigators say human remains have been found near grand lake saint mary's state park, north of dayton.and they're treating the case as a homicide. homicide.a hiker spotted the bones in a ditch earlier this month.police say the remains are that of a 20-to 35 year old man, who was about five- foot-7 to 6-foot 1 inches tall. investigators say the bones had been on the ground for less than a year. (sheriff jeff grey, mercer co. sheriff's office) "there is some family out there someplace that has lost a loved one and they don't know at."the bones will undergo months of intensive testing, then be entered into national missing persons databases. , winton hills health center is getting an extreme makeover. makeover.85 volunteers from give back cincinnati spent yesterdayputting on a fresh coat of paint, donated by sherwin-williams.the health center serves people on medicaid, as well as the uninsured.and it's staying open during the transfor

it had a crash clear on that spot taking a rook right now at after that area 39 not moving too badly on 128 but 128 is moving along slowly as you can tell from waltham right up into would be are and route 3 northbound a tough go coming up from burlington into the bedford area. heading out to route 128 here is our company here. northbound those headlights are heading out to route 24 in the randolph area a bit of a delay there stretching right back toward the expressway and that expressway has been averaging about a 46 minute commute. the brake lights are heading southbound, headlights are heading northbound. those headlights stay slow up joe tape elton, 7 news. >> anchor: this afternoon's class act is all about students at the kennedy day school at franciscan hospital for children in brighton. they are involved in a am that folks on helping others while facing their own challenges . >>> their true class acts. here is christa delcamp with their story. story.. >> reporter: hey guys, how are you doing today? thank you, wow. that is the best welcome i have ever had. you guys are rock star

." ♪ i'm gonna pop some tags ♪ only got $20 in my pocket ♪ i'm hunting rook looking for a come-up ♪ ♪some >>> i'm just so glad that there's the radio edit. >> oh. i had to think of that. i sure hope the radio edit kicked in. >> this is awesome. yes. >> well, if you don't actually like going to the store to buy the things you need then you're living in the right age. >> yes. there are more options than ever, especially when it comes to ordering your groceries online. but we wanted to see how the prices actually stack up. abc's rebecca jarvis tries it out. >> reporter: it's breakfast time at my house, and the deliveries are coming in. >> thank you. >> reporter: to see how different online grocery services stack up we placed orders for the exact same breakfast items from four different companies at the exact same time. peapod, fresh direct, amazon fresh, the market leaders, and startup instacart. consumer savings expert lisa lee freeman with me to break down our buys. >> you can really compare prices with these sites. >> you can very easily find out who's got the left deals. >> reporter:

do you feel as good as you rook, coach. >> i feel great. looking to the start of spring training and haze of the 21st of october. i was given a clean bill of health as far as being in remission and my nern be a stam ma is great now. looking forward to the upcoming season. >> and i visit with john farrell tonight. a great crowd tonight. about 1,000 people there just celebrating baseball and looking forward to another. you emceed that. >> i did. very honored to be chosen. a lot of great players were hon ared. very good. >> the hair looked great. things anything more we need know before we say good knight? >> meteorologist: you got follow the forecast. the northern edge of the storm. the south coast of new end lan that he cape would got the most in our area. that pales in comparison to new york. any lift shift north could still changes.

marijuana.police say schuster was driving left of center when she hit three utlity workers, killing amber rooks in april of last year.she has pled not guilty. investigators say human remains have been found near "grand lake" saint mary's state park..just north of dayton.and they're treating the case as a homicide. homicide.a hiker spotted the bones in a ditch earlier this month.police say the remains are that of a 20-to 35 year old man, who was about five- foot-7 to 6-foot 1 inches tall. investigators say the bones had been on the ground for less than a year. (sheriff jeff grey, mercer co. sheriff's office) "there is some family out there someplace that has lost a loved one and they don't know where they're at." at."the bones will undergo results will then be entered into national missing persons databases. , winton hills health center is getting an extreme makeover. makeover.85 volunteers from "give back cincinnati" spent yesterday putting on a fresh coat of paint, donated by sherwin-williams.the health center serves people on medi- caid, as well as the un- insured.they will remian open during

berics-rooke "ther aise hug in brewe g sceno in rennoright w. i thiseas a grcet chan for le peop f to goplor peo se toeeat whif the desferencet are bweenth ste ta ts ofeehe btar and lkwi heth trs breweel themsves." ew brah ha eais rablly out br the erewmaste s theralto tk t aboucrtheir eraft be ts tohe ti arlast vilchge whiiv ges a youch ta o lk ttithe arthsts lvemsees. lo a facal tevoriea, grn t basiew brmping coilany, wt l be abrewha n ha oayfrid. ey thbe've denong atinevthe ent si snce it otarted20ver yearsag o.to g-m youn t "i dohahink te t thwh alole gobr of a s ewer itoma hike td s worlera bett place ntone piti at a sme anda ierr f artsiooundatoin is dt ng thain ciour sosoety 's letth help em."ew bris haha fr this t iday athe gg nuinet casrto resoor, dos op 7pen at pmm or 8di depenng on tiwhich oucket y buy. o head tweour itbskte omvn.c, e we'v aset upfo link r you th gere toouet yckr tiets.li n ve iwsthe nekyroom, so sisn, l channe. 2 news co uming cp onelhann 2ew nths is rnmog.in.. a scasuall trolllsnowbao ed int13 is thod blod.hounve we' t gothat orstcoy ngmip ughriaft r teth

rooks tomblin in for glenn richards. extreme southern seminole county moderate rainfall. but radar into motion, the flow due to el nino giving us extra lift in the atmosphere. then a favorable atmosphere due to a trough back to the west, pouring in a lot of moisture. you can see more rain stacking back to the west. bob mentioned the heavy downpours. we set three daily records. orlando, daytona, melbourne, all three set the daily record for rainfall. and we are getting close to setting monthly records for rainfall maybe in both daytona that's about three times the normal monthly amount of rainfall in january. the rain showers will continue tonight and tomorrow. it doesn't look like we are going to have severe weather. they have a tornado in south florida. pleasant weekend on tap and we'll be back into the 80s pretty soon. outside 65 degree. we are looking live from our orlando tower cam. we want to draw your attention to poor visibility. we have low clouds and fog being reported through parts of central florida. with the humid conditions with the rain outside, not much win

rook.. 9around-30 rd satuhtay nig. tr soopersilay a syover totaco throlla asat wve traling .. east i. slide nto thbowestund ndlane ali colwided hith a wtesu baru. ea 36-yaqr-old mouiles . lero..a gepassenher in tla corol... ss pay ed awanjfrom iuries su d stainein tshhe cra. the dr weivers hre noturt. av we hd e a sateupdaig tonht - a on w storyeee've bown folling thfor ste pada five ys... e th cplacershounty s eriff' ce offiit says s hasnduspeed the ch sear s for andkier a ski ol schouc instrwhtor nto wemi lassing k.st wee23 ol-year-sod "car wn may"as eelast shun on twhrsday ile sk t iing ar suga- bowlhewhere rkhas wothed at tae mounin or speats lcerning ornter f the t pasteahree swhsons. en he dn diur't ret on homeidn fray, chsearre c swsrttaed ok lor ing fohim. e thifsheroff's sficeays co ionditurns dfiing ayve ds of todue hnoeavy sthw and e chavalanere dang. th ife sherfif's ofrece regtssp su tendingrche seah. pr retaesenfrtives om thesh s eriff'ceoffi c....nshaplaian r d sugaepbowl ratresentives t me mwithamay's fdaily toy. in at a stsuement wlgar boed thank ev yoer wnepe

mf" last night muzaffar fa-rook-e faroqui joined jimmy kimmel to talk about his newly found fame. he sold it at a 7-11 in chino hills. singer celine dion's 73- year-old husband has died after a battle with cancer. dion's publicists confirmed the death of rene angelil. dion and angelil met when she was 12 years- they married in 1994. the couple has three children together-- a 14-year-old and five- here on good morning reno... i'm amanda sanchez it's time ... it's a first alert day here at kolo 8. the snow already triggering some school it's a first alert day here at kolo 8. the snow already triggering some school closures this morning. kolo 8 news now's rebecca kitchen joins us live with a look at road conditions. this is a live look right now at robb drive and 80.... snow is coming down hard in several areas on the valley floor... this is a morning you want to give yourself extra time and take it slow... we have chain controls everywhere this morning... on the mt. at thomas creek... i 80 starting around boca and on 395 north of golden valley.... incline elementary middle and high

. >> a few weeks ago the bolts were on the outside rooking in. and they don't have much room for error. the lightning will not play for another week he scores the lone goal. a standout from andrei vasilevskiy. and vasie could not say enough good things. >> every save he was under control i think other than that, the way he was playing. they were calm. >> as i mentioned they don't have much room for air yar boston is on their heels. they are to start distancing themselves. bolts and red kings -- wings are neck and neck. this check out this is from the flames game. dennis wideman could tell he is in a bit of rain he skates to the bench. he moves done henderson into the boards. he is down on the tice, had to he is indefinitely suspended pending a hearing. with the coaching staff in place the home can focus on the craft and preagency. they had one more business to get to. dirk derk will call the plays gomker will focus on the wide receives. and he and cutter worked together on the jackson staff. when asked why he left to head coach for a coordinator

fur head into the bowl you are looking at 15 miles per hour on 15 you are rooking at 32 miles per hour and 15 south bound clear commute 7 minutes. 515 north bound will take you 12 minutes. >> kelly: make sure you bundle up this morning. it is chilly out there. we are talking temperatures in the 30's to get started. once the sun comes up it will improve. 47 by 9:00 a.m. 57 at noon. 60 at 4:00. we have upper 60's in the forecast plus a big storm system bring a lot of changes coming up. >> we've been following breaking news. we are filling in this morning for the wagners. a terrible accident on the roadway this is morning. metro police investigating this deadly crash. this is at a big intersection. u go through this a lot. >> i do, sometimes on the way to work. we want to bring people up to speed what happened here. a heavy traffic intersection. that is where craig wrapped up a press conference not too long ago with metro. one person was killed and it appears it started with when a suspect was trying to evade police. >> that's what it sounds like. it was east heren -- rather west of sprin

odom's ex had to navigate the airport without any security lama she was quickly rebooked on aickly rooke d new flight and is now in new york to promote kocktails with khloe.york to she should put on some sunglasses nobody would know that doesn't look odd in front

the rook lights the lamp again... that's two for panarin... this one is aut to go final... 3-1 blackhawks lead... the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate.e. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. before we go we just want to wish station engineer garen braun a happy work anniversary. anniversary.garen has been with us here at broadcast park for 52 years!he started in 1964 when the station had been decade. thanks for watching yoururfox 28 news at nine.have a great night. night. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a ponon [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually us

let's take a live rook from our camera in. >>gary cohen: beach right now. you can our tower gusts in that area, and this is significant because this storm system is still move ago right now each. certified chief meteorologist is tracking the storm in severe nine. >> along with being wealth. >> we started coverage right around 3:00. we start a storm coming in southwest florida and the fear was it was this video tells the story of what happened earlier today in southwest florida. vein sinty where last week. where the first tornado was reported and the sold one in fatality. our we had a lot of rain that started out at 11:00. because of cooled air and helped to stabilize the atmosphere. when the this huge system moved out and it got into a more stable atmosphere and as a result. >> yeah. >> here is what one of the neighbors had to say earlier today in the area. >> we were having a little bit of rain. an alert came over my phone saying there was a tornado warning and within ten minutes, it got progressively worse and it was seconds of loud noise. you could hear

take a rook for yourself. there you go. it's coming. boom. gone just like that.e got the video from our news partner wtop. you can see the fireball shooting across the sky last night. and people all over the northeast saw that. we slowed down the video to show you a closer look. the fireball is actually a very bright meteor. p. >> how do we know it wasn't a ufo or the aliens? how do we know? the answer to many of these and many other questions. >> well, you know why we know. because we have experts on hand like amelia segal. and amelia, after seeing that video, a lot of people writing us saying we have to get a dash cam to capture moments like that. >> that gentleman was in the right place at the right time. he was tweeting me this morning saying how lucky he was that he just happened to capture that moment. now, the difference between a meteor and a fireball, i think you said this in the story, but if you didn't, it's just really all about the brightness. and kind of talking with folks on social media, a lot of people keying in that it was a fireball which is br

the shooting happened on the 2600 block of rook head place. if you have information, please call crime solvers. you can remain anonymous. alison: a day full of testimony for a man turned the institute of technology into a drug lab that led to an explosion last summer on the campus. brad bell has the latest on what happened today. hi, brad. brad: the man was a police officer. he was trying to make his name. he walked through here on his way to court. he has been upstairs in the courtroom all day. still no decision made on that sentencing. it was back in july when this explosion happened. in a remote building on the campus. loud enough to be heard in neighborhoods nearby. bartly was there. he had an accident. police uncovered the evidence that we can now show you. the evidence that shows he was in fact trying to make meth. he quickly confessed and said it was an experiment he was trying to conduct training for his fellow officer. bart pleaded guilty late last summer making meth. >> incredible background. a great police officer. phenomenal things

take a rook, nearly zero across i've never seen it did this dense here in south florida. take a look at doppler, completely different story from what we saw yesterday afternoon. quiet conditions from ft. lauderdale down into hialeah. and we're wake up to cooler 60s. 60 inendall and 62 right now in the miami area. >>> just have to watch where you're going out there. deerfield beefrp at a convenience store. a would-be robber shot and killed by oonan employ last night on southwest 10th street and first way. investigators are trying to figure out what happened next between the robber and the two clerks. what we know is those two clerks each grabbed guns and then fired multiple times at the suspect killing him. >> that suspect had actually come to the store with the intent of robbing it. he was wearing a mask and gloves. once insisi, there were multiple shots fired and he died in the store. >> investigators are still trying to piece together exactly what happened. it's not the first time something like this has happened at that convenience store. a similar dreeeescene unfolded

ma ta theec sondnd a redd saior a tamarere cddite withav sing rthisstail n atio awith t- ca llike rook inural wrneste. > >>pan. rsridehahip dhr sunknd ahe ttr liain ne i wasn the rednt uila railway boss,uo qte, looked in heto ts eyef o a cat at a ca lolce connssio stand and dedeci md toake it theta stion st maer.it 'sn aon hyorarit tle.on orly wnvk idolve isoo lking acutend actttraing tstouris. itbut w'sorked. ck ba on catsl idan these fineles lhaveeftir the park on the y jett nit'seeot banr cs butca fns oa. tunsc reattedbo aut, evenhe tum hans n caeebe sn sinneakag cp.atna m weyuet rjiid honaka the rr fe y. c healame bonguton cednecth wita fw ellocater lov he tolds u wthisaras pe.adissa e'id hked li r ton.etur no,s it' not eh,noug he ierepl d.wo i luld tikeoiv lree he.>> imi slednd ari ted towi ldthhoud jt,gmens thice pla is notry evesone'in defn itioof diparase. heas ter aftnooner fry pdulleou t,pl peoeav woed the ts. cat ghthou s itdeeme a rrathe sione-goded e.odby pa jasn ha a rabbit id,slan t.oo buwet l 'lsavet tha forth anoerst ory.>> sg oood:ex nt. >> ihi tnk cieharlwn bro has t

back then on december the third, when the ecb disappointed many in the markets, robin rooks said the 3%. goldman sachs said it wasn't so bearish on the euro. brooks has his tail between his legs today. is going to hit $.95 against the u.s. dollar in the next 12 months. they are bullish, they remain oldish, despite this drop we have seen in european equities. european strategists remain bullish. we have surveyed them and they say the stoxx 600 is going to rise 20%. about 1% of the nasdaq, up by 2%. a some superlatives. we are seeing a big turnaround from this past wednesday. we are just right below that. with the nasdaq we are on track for its best gain since september 8. a lot of this has to do with what is doing -- what is going on with oil. can see over that time frame it is up 11%. about 11.25%. we are parrying some of those gains from earlier. above the $30 barrel mark. take a look at my terminal right now. i want to show you the svs function. volume by sector on the snp. this is energy. it is up against the 20 day average. is the only sector above the 100% mark, following 80% of

the other buccaneer quarterbacks to make the pro bowl, james is the first rook tow make it. million. but i don't think that's enough. but i don't think he's worth $10 million plus. now, that $68 million deal, would put him in the league's top tone 10 in salary, but he wouldn't stay there long. how about this? what if we cap his salary at $9 million, $9.5, top 3 in the league, $2 million more a year than he's making now and he keeps the eight-year deal? with all the chatter swirling, stamkos tells us, he push its all aside, especially when he hits the ice. >> i haven't really had much of an issue with it, obviously. you think about it a little bit. it's in the back of your head. but you come to the rink, it's kind of like the safe zone, you know? you come in for practice, around the guys, obviously, they know the situation. we talk about other things and obviously, hockey. it's pretty easy. it's fun to come to the rink knowing you can clear your mind and go out there and play. >> well, as the rays recover from tommy john surgery, his contract will pay him $4 hillion a year. his name h