. >> he was reported to be living in roswell, new mexico. i drove to roswell, spent two days looking for him, was not able to find him. >> but they were able to track down his current girlfriend, angela allen. >> she said she loved him. as they stayed together a while, he became more and more abusive, and eventually he beat her up a couple of times, as best i recall. >> angela said she knew all about belynda. >> i heard a couple of messages on an answering machine. one of them was that she was pregnant and that she needed to talk to him about it. >> angela told police that she and armstrong ran into belynda in a local bar shortly before she disappeared, and there was a confrontation. >> she wanted to see him to clarify the fact that she was going to raise this child herself and it was hers no matter who it belonged to. >> angela told investigators she ended her relationship with armstrong when she learned belynda was pregnant. angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. among them, a large knife. pol

robert ray for us in roswell. robert, good to see you.e've been talking about what is coming to atlanta, but this storm is hitting all across the southeast. hear what they can expect is rebecca stevenson. rebecca? >> meteorologist: we've been watching the storm with the potential to being a catastrophic storm across georgia into south carolina. the reason we ka say that is the amount of ice coming down. once it comes down we'll see it coat trees and also roadways not only causing problems for traffic but the minute we start to get wind gusts coming in it will snap the trees. it's going to bring down all kinds of things, even the potential for some roofs giving way if they've not been replaced over the last decade. right now we're just seeing the development of this storm to bring a rain-snow mix across parts of northern louisiana and arkansas. it's that storm that is going to be crossing over towards atlanta. we are just too warm for any ice, but tonight temperatures fall. by 9:00 for alabama, we're going to see the ice develop. as we get

>> santilli claims the man has also never seen video of the roswell ufo incident. >> and he explained that in 1947 he worked for the army air force and he was involved in photographing the recovery of a crash landing and these creatures. that's where the story started. >> the roswell story first hit headlines in 1947 saying a ufo crash landed in new mexico. >> there was scattered debris. it was foiled paper, sticks, tape, and rubber. immediately the government came in and they said oh, it's a weather balloon and that's that. >> rumors of a government coverup begin to circulate. and before long, the story starts to include reports of extra terrestrials on board. but if unearthly beings were recovered, what happened to them? >> he showed me the film. it was remarkable because it was the autopsy of a creature of some kind. safe to say possibly surgeons. certainly they're operating with a scalpel. they are separating the skin and the body tissue. they're removing organs. and they're placing the organs into glass jars. they're peeling back what seems to be a black film over the eye. and th

that's the case in georgia, where robert ray reports from roswell, outside of atlanta. >> 2200 flights have been cancelled at hartsfield jackson, the busiest airport in the world. they can't remember that many flights being canningsedly in recent memory. >> two weeks ago the traffic gridlock that occurred, officials took that as a big-time lesson as the country looked at it. the governor nathan deal opened his own emergency committee of 32 members, including meteorologists who are giving him guidance. mayor of atlanta contracting salt spreaders, 32 more, giving them about 60. they are pretreating roads with sand. a lot of lessons learnt from two weeks ago as this maimer swath is about to hit the region. augusta, georgia, which holds the tournalt could take the biggest brunt with size and snow in the next 24 hours. >> i've been tracking snow, freezing ice and glaze across parts of the south-east. in fact, we are going to continue with freezing rain and sleet giving ice accumulation on powerlines and trees. texas to south carolina are coming from the east. behind the storm is wind gusts,

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origin we brag about this country the food independent but we are no locker and that they were said roswell. we wish you the very best. senator vidak. the east coast digging out from though winter storm that draw more than 1 foot of snow 25 deaths are blamed for hundred thousand people have the power most in south carolina and georgia snowfall totals above normal detroit york you boston. of air traffic hit hard the weather has been record setting reported more than 75,000 flight -- 75,000 flights have been canceled since december 1st more than 5% of all scheduled flights. american speed skater is asking permission for older suits after the new ones for their disappointing performances the mock 39 help to be developed with lockheed martin were built as the fastest speed skating suit in the world but others blame the of the today and the ice and faster competitors whenever the reason and under arbor stock is down 2% i personally believe the best trading lack of pulled red, white, and blue on blue suits are the factor. stay with us. we will be right back. >> as senator democrats think they may

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chemotherapy was developed in buffalo in 1904 at roswell park cancer institute. after those traditional cancer treatments with some debilitating side effects, a new generation about 15 years ago was developed to treat cancer called targeted therapies. these are therapies that attack fast-growing cancer cells without destroying healthy cells. these targeted therapies led to a promising new therapy in breast cancer. herceptin, a very difficult late-stage cancer. also one that was effective in treating leukemia. today, the prestigious journal of science just declared that in 2013, the most important science discovery was something called immunotherapy. it uses several strategies, including vaccines, to treat the body's immune system to naturally fight cancer. what the promise is, and many clinical trials throughout this nation, including at buffalo's roswell park cancer institute, is longer remissions without the debilitating side effects. we have a lot to learn about cancer. it's not one disease, it's hundreds of diseases. lifestyles plays a very important part in

robert ray is live with us in roswell georgia, outside of atlanta with more. >> jop, this town, a northern suburb of atlanta has gone through the process of shutting the doors. restaurants and businesses over my shoulder shut down. they will not be open tomorrow or perhaps the day after. all of atlanta sort of under a gridlock. everyone hunkering down as over 500 national guards are out waiting for the storm to hit. 2500 power trucks from around the region are waiting for the ice to come in. schools and businesses closed. teams of salt spreaders moving around the interstate. and the governor, nathan deal, giving hourly updates saying this earlier. >> everybody needs to be patient, as prepared as possible and be ready for the next two days. to not assume your normal routine. >> john, 2200 flights have been cancelled in haertsville jackson, airport in atlanta. it's the busiest airport in the world. according to a speaks person, black spokesperson, they can't remember that meaning being cancelled. >> more updates from the governor. what is different from last time? >> two weeks ago, the traff

actually roswell is in another step miles or so north, takes you forever to get there if you are trying to drive it. meteorologist is fracking the storm for us, and dave, let's work through this again here. the first wave has moved through. there's a second wave, and talk to us about what that can bring. >> that will effect the southeast. temperatures will be key. no question. that will make snow which melts it is no longer snow, it is either ice or sleet. freezing rain or sleet. right now, you can see the second wave coming in. midnight tonight, developing across the southeast. it is throughout this area with intense rain and freezing rain or sleet. right through central georgia and western south carolina. that is throughout the day tomorrow. and then moving up the coast. so here are the temperatures. so significant icing throughout this entire area. throughout the day tomorrow, late morning and early afternoon, will be the peek of this storm across the southeast. you can see it continuing to come down, still, icing coming down here. it is continuing to accumulate. so we can get ice ac

. >> reporter: he claims the man also has never seen footage of the roswell ufo incident. >> he explained7 he worked for the army air force and he was involved in photographing the crashed vehicle of these creatures and that's where it started. >> it hit headlines in 1947 following reports that a ufo had crashed in new mexico. >> there was some scattered debris. the whole thing weighed just a few pounds sglit was foiled paper, sticks, tape and rubber. immediately the government came in and they said, oh, it's a weather balloon and that's that. >> rumors of a government cover-up begin to circulate. before long, the story starts to include reports of extraterrestrials on board. but if unearthly beings were recovered, what happened to them? >> he showed me the film. it was remarkable but a it was obviously the autopsy of a creature of some kind. you see possibly surgeons, operating with a scalpel. they are separating the skin and body tissue, removing organs. placing them in to jars and peeling back a film over the eye and conducting a medical exam in addition. >> the film you are watching p

we know that in past shootings we know that in roswell, new mexico and newtown, children had access orparents or grandparents that resulted in injuries. >> who listen -- i'm not going to disatree with leslie. my guns are locked and it's irresponsible to leave them where kids with k.get them. in a lot of households kids understand guns are left out and unlocked and the kids do not go out and play with them. they're taught well. by the way most of the school shootings we've seen involve, again, late teenagers, most of whom have stolen the gun in one way or another. >> it's a fair point. >> there is a difference between little ones and you know teenagers who get their hands on guns panel, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> let us know what you think. go to facebook.com/kelly file and leave us a comment or send us a tweet. up next, nfl commissioner talking about the washington red skins and team name. plus, coming up on a hannity " >> do you believe this is being targeted because you're a conservative? >> i will say the film" 2016 "was a film that does seem to have gotten under

we know that in roswell, new mexico, and newtown, children had access from their parents, took guns -i'm not going to disagree with leslie. my guns are locked up when i'm not using them or carrying them. and it is irresponsible to leave them where kids can get them, although in some households i know of in rural areas kids understand the guns are left unlocked and the kids do not go out and play with them. they're taught well. and by the way, most of the school shootings we've seen involve again, late-aged teenagers who -- >> there is a difference between the little ones and you know, teenagers who get their hands on guns, thank you. >> thank you. >>> and let us know what you think at megynkell megynkelly/thekellyfile. >>> also, let us know what you think about the washington redskins and the team's name. also, coming up. >>> do you believe this is about being targeted because you're a conservative? >> well, i will say the film "2016" is a film that has seem to have gotten under president obama. [ male announcer ] want healthy joints?° ♪ the joint is jumpin' osteo bi-flex® elps streng

issues - jobs and education. [ applause ] but first, let's turn our thoughts to the community of roswell. as we recall last week's tragic school shooting, let's pray for nathaniel, who's struggling with serious injuries, and for his parents, who are showing such strength. and when i saw kendal last week, after having been through such horror she was in great pain but couldn't wait to see her best friend, set to arrive at the hospital any minute. the parents, teachers, and community members pulled together and turned to faith over fear. i have some very special guests with me today - john masterson, the soccer coach and social studies teacher, whom we have come to know as a true hero. when hundreds of kids needed someone's help, his courage was on display in that gymnasium, and his humility has been on display since. kevin hayes, a security guard, provided help and care to nathaniel despite having been injured himself in the shooting. no human being is gifted with the knowledge of why such tragedy occurs. but, we are thankful that in the face of it, people like both of you display the cou

ago, there wass also an incident in roswell where a boy brought a shotgun to the school. both are recovering successfully. in the years and sandy hook, over 1500 gun bills have been introduced into legislatures of nearly every state. the 1500, a little over 100 have actually been enacted according to the new york times. 70%hose hundred, nearly amplified gun rights. 39 actually increased gun control. the u.s. still has the highest number of guns per capita, oh 88 per hundred. a total of 270 million. 2013 so the previous numbers of gun deaths, around 30,000. here we are one year after sandy hook talking about -- positioning, lobbing, organizing -- and trying as citizens to craft legislation and policy that will protect their safety and freedom. tonight we will pursue this conversation in a debate format. i will act as moderator. increasedn favor of gun safety and control is john donohue. speaking in favor of gun owners kilmer, anon attorney in private practice in san jose. here's how the evening will go. will have an opening presentation of about 10 minutes. john will go fi