samuel: "0:22 it's always about who's getting the last licking who's going to say the most who's going to look the biggest as far as peer pressures concern you don't want to be looked down upon because you backed down on a fight" the fight- continued on with threats made on social media. today- the school added extra people to their security team. police were also at the school- finishing their investigation. tonight- they're still not sure *why* it stared. gary gellert: "54:48 student and staff safety is our number one priority" district superintendent- gary gellert- emailed parent's of the situation- letting them know everything is under control. despite that reassurance, though, he says this was an unusually large altercation. gary: "55:49 this one was a little more serious and spilled over into the community, a lot times kids will have a conflict kids will have a fight and it ends, but this just didn't end" police were able to quickly break up the fight. gary says- any threat to students and staff is taken seriously. gary: "57:53 when there are threats or rumors of violence of any

samuel: "0:22 it's always about who's getting the last licking who's going to say the most who's going to look the biggest as far as peer pressures concern you don't want to be looked down upon because you backed down on a fight" the fight- continued on with threats made on social media. today- the school added extra people to their security team. police were also at the school- finishing their investigation. tonight- they're still not sure *why* it stared. gary gellert: "54:48 student and staff safety is our number one priority" district superintendent- gary gellert- emailed parent's of the situation- letting them know everything is under control. despite that reassurance, though, he says this was an unusually large altercation. gary: "55:49 this one was a little more serious and spilled over into the community, a lot times kids will have a conflict kids will have a fight and it ends, but this just didn't end" police were able to quickly break up the fight. gary says- any threat to students and staff is taken seriously. gary: "57:53 when there are threats or rumors of violence of any

. >> reporter: samuel has only owned mr. bubbles laundry in queens for about three months. already he's working ing ing around the clock to give back. >> it's a new adventure. >> reporter: samuel is doing the laundry for 75 families at the landing shelter all week free of charge. 5,000 pounds plus of laundry won't clean itself or earn him a penny. how much is this costing you? >> between $5,000 and $6,000. >> reporter: it might not be good for business but it's good for his conscious. >> we're just to grateful. >> reporter: her laundry piles up. and with her husband looking for construction work, it would sit for weeks. >> we would have otherwise been when are we going to wash these. >> one young woman told me she spends $30 a week on laundry. that's 26% of her income. >> reporter: the landing is a shemt shelter in queens. >> the 5,000 pounds was really massive and so appreciated. >> reporter: samuel works from 7:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning to finish. is it possible by giving these folks a lift, they're give you a lift? >> that's how it usually works. >> reporter: cl

is 13 years old and is he in middle school. >> samuel? >> is he covering and following. >> samuel. >> thank you. secretary clinton, when you think of senator sanders, do you consider him an enemy or ally. >> oh, an ally for sure. and here's how i think about it, samuel. we have differences. and we are passionate about our positions and our differences. and, you know, like we saw in the debate last night, we air those differences about issues compare that to the republicans and how they behave. [ applause ] you know, i am very proud of the campaign that senator sanders and i are running. and i have said publicly i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him because the issues he has raised, the passion he has demonstrated, the people he has attracted are going to be very important in the general election but equally following the election to try to get things done. so, i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> let's not get ahead of our. [ lau

is 13 years old and is he in middle school. >> samuel? >> is he covering and following. >> samuel. >> thank you. secretary clinton, when you think of senator sanders, do you consider him an enemy or ally. >> oh, an ally for sure. and here's how i think about it, samuel. we have differences. and we are passionate about our positions and our differences. and, you know, like we saw in the debate last night, we air those differences about issues compare that to the republicans and how they behave. [ applause ] you know, i am very proud of the campaign that senator sanders and i are running. and i have said publicly i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him because the issues he has raised, the passion he has demonstrated, the people he has attracted are going to be very important in the general election but equally following the election to try to get things done. so, i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> let's not get ahead of our. [ lau

is 13 years old and is he in middle school. >> samuel?is he covering and following. >> samuel. >> thank you. secretary clinton, when you think of senator sanders, do you consider him an enemy or ally. >> oh, an ally for sure. and here's how i think about it, samuel. we have differences. and we are passionate about our positions and our differences. and, you know, like we saw in the debate last night, we air those differences about issues compare that to the republicans and how they behave. [ applause ] you know, i am very proud of the campaign that senator sanders and i are running. and i have said publicly i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him because the issues he has raised, the pass demonstrated, the people he has attracted are going to be very important in the general election but equally following the election to try to get things done. so, i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> let's not get ahead of our. [ laughter ] my gos

is 13 years old and is he in middle school. >> samuel?is he covering and following. >> samuel. >> thank you. secretary clinton, when you think of senator sanders, do you consider him an enemy or ally. >> oh, an ally for sure. and here's how i think about it, samuel. we have differences. and we are passionate about our positions and our differences. and, you know, like we saw in the debate last night, we air those differences about issues compare that to the republicans and how they behave. [ applause ] you know, i am very proud of the campaign that senator sanders and i are running. and i have said publicly i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him because the issues he has raised, the passion he has demonstrated, the people he has attracted are going to be very important in the general election but equally following the election to try to get things done. so, i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> let's not get ahead of our. [ laughte

(shrieking) dr samuel: everything is in hand, and i mean everything. water, medicine, food. your favourite, tuna chunks. welcome to your new home. above and beyond the call of duty, dr samuel. right. yes. special delivery from america... sorry. are we interrupting?

samuel is nine years old.long with his family to the fields and usually sells sodas to workers. >> there's nobody to babysit me while my mom, my brother, my sister are working. >> joe wrote the report. how many samuels are in american fields. >> in the united states there are hundreds of thousands of children who are working for hire in agriculture. john: and it's legal in agriculture in america. >> it is we have a double standard in us child labor laws. you have to be 14 years old to work at burger king and mcdonald's and can only work limited hours in a day, but if you're 12 you can work 50 or 60 hours a week in the fields and it's perfectly legal. >> and your organization objects to that, but you heard what ben said, why would a law make it better. is it terrible that this 9-year-old is spending time with his family. >> samuel is working in tobacco. he's out there in 90, hundred degree heat. many of the children starting around 11 and 12 are working ten hours a day. >> i don't believe samuel's parents disli

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reading samuel selph to draft a formal budget before they take a final vote. inside the state house today-- senators will meet early this morning to try to hash out a plan to fund state roads. after convening early on tuesday-- senators spent an entire afternoon for what was supposed to be dedicated to a roads bill-- not even getting to the bill. instead senators got sidetracked by a proposal to create a criminal offense for endangering highway workers. after a five hour session, senators voted to adjourn. the senate will reconvene at 10 a-m this morning. coming up on news 10 sunrise... grab a book and enrich your mind today-- it's read across america day. more on how some students in the midlands are celebrating today. any lingering showers will exit wednesday with clearing skies and much cooler temperatures. the forecast is dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out late thursday night through midday friday... rain chance 60%. highs there's nothing like getting lost in a good skies and much cooler skies and much cooler temperatures. the foreca

samuel is nine years old.goes along with his family to the fields and usually sells sodas to workers. >> there's nobody to babysit me while my mom, my brother, my sister are working. >> joe wrote the report. how many samuels are in american fields. >> in the united states there are hundreds of thousands of children who are working for hire in agriculture. john: and it's legal in agriculture in america. >> it is we have a double standard in us child labor laws. you have to be 14 years old to work at burger king and mcdonald's and can only work limited hours in a day, but if you're 12 you can work 50 or 60 hours a week in the fields and it's perfectly legal. >> and your organization objects to that, but you heard what ben said, why would a law make it better. is it terrible that this 9-year-old is spending time with his family. >> samuel is working in tobacco. he's out there in 90, hundred degree heat. many of the children starting around 11 and 12 are working ten hours a day. >> i don't believe samuel's parents

is 13 years old and is he in middle school. >> samuel? >> is he covering and following. >> samuel. >> thank you. secretary clinton, when you think of senator sanders, do you consider him an enemy or ally. >> oh, an ally for sure. and here's how i think about it, samuel. we have differences. and we are passionate about our positions and our differences. and, you know, like we saw in the debate last night, we air those differences about issues compare that to the republicans and how they behave. [ applause ] you know, i am very proud of the campaign that senator sanders and i are running. and i have said publicly i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him because the issues he has raised, the passion he has demonstrated, the people he has attracted are going to be very important in the general election but equally following the election to try to get things done. so, i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> let's not get ahead of our. [ lau

but quarterback or not, the playoffs are still an expectation for the head coach lauren samuels. >> -- lawrence samuels. >> you know, you can't wait to actually get it on the field after planning the offense and put it into motion. >> we're set opt playoffs, man, so once everybody gets here, you know, ain't no telling what might happen. we just want to be at home hosting in the end. >> and world number one golfer jordan spieth not only has work to do to defend his title at the valspar championship, he just to see the weekend. there were some bad shot, but then shots like these. barber, two hops in the hole. an eagle. he finished even on the day. charles howell, watch this one, the winds had slow down in the afternoon. sticks that easy birdie. he's four under, and part of a three-way tie atop the leader board at 4 under with bradley and duke. hadley a stroke back. >>> and the rays jennings had a hot bat, he's five or ten this spring, seven runs batted in. he needs it. the rays win it 5-1 behind innings for drew smile lee -- smiley. and college basketball, the bulls win it 71-66. they'r

del ex ministro de justicia y seguridad asÍ como de facilitadores de la tregua. >>> en el salvador, samuelvo como mejor director por una pelÍcula con varios hispanos en su nÓmina. >>> juan josÉ estÁ en hollywood con mÁs detalles. >>> juan josÉ buenas tardes. >>> asÍ es josÉ, marie los latinos brillaron y desde aquÍ marcaron un presidencial realmente histÓrico. >>> al recibir la estatuilla del coso caro alejandro gonzÁlez dijo sentirse feliz gracias al talento y esfuerzo que bien pusieron muchos hispanos en su pelÍcula que se hizo realidad. >>> el equipo que se conformÓ, por los latinos y mexicanos. >>> gonzÁlez, se convirtiÓ en el primer ganar el oscar a mejor director dos veces seguidores el aÑo pasado se llevÓ el premio por la cinta berman en la ceremonia el artista mexicano se refiriÓ a la falta de diversidad en hollywood y dijo, libero monos del prejuicio y hago elamos que el color de piel sea irrelevante como el largo del caballo. >>> y tambiÉn el chivo, mexicano ganÓ por mejor fotografÍa en la pelÍcula el renacido ganando asi el premio por tercer aÑo consecutivo. >>> creo que soy el

samuel miller left kentucky because he did not believe in slavery. kentucky was a slave state and iowa was not. we have an article that references when mr. miller was a young man, his family owned slaves, and his friend was a slave, and his father beat the young child and mr. miller did not like that. so, he came here with his family and he freed his slaves. he actually had some of them working here for him in which he , paid them. the lee county historical society believes this would have been the dining room where he would have entertained political guests, lawyers, other judges. shape thehelped republican party. here is a copy of an article stating he went to the , republican state convention. they were electing officers and he was representing the first district. samuel miller had a successful law firm. he attracted national attention. he was appointed u.s. supreme court justice by abraham lincoln and was the very first appointed justice this side of the mississippi river. host: what is important to know about his background and the temperament h

it is written by her friend samuel windsor in nashville, tennessee in 1862. he has just set up cap from the night, and is kind of relaxing. he has some free time and is taking a few minutes to write to her. i was just listening to the sweet sounds of a regimental band, how delightful it sounded, i could have sat all night in the silvery rays of the beautiful moon." you can tell how letter writing paint a really nice image. even though that was written in wartime, he is having this night.of peace at a lot of them are talking about how homesick they are. and example of that is this letter that i really like. we don't action know who the author is. he signed the author, "lonesome hubby." the entire letter is him going on about how much he misses his he is.nd how lonely he says, "dear darling baby, i feel awful and lonesome tonight." the spiritsbout how are. later on, he says, "i'm going to bed real soon, to dream about my baby, for it seems to be the , by a time ican do get back, it will be over seven weeks since i left you, and i have only received two letters

it will be the younger schools at the samuel berlander school that will be tested first. that's about 2,000 toddlers from these early childhood learning centers on that list of 30 schools that tested positive for elevated levels of lead. but at this point it is unclear how long these elevated levels have been present. >> our students' health is in jeopardy. newark's water, but there is something wrong with our infrastructure. it is old, just as most american cities, and we need to do something about it and do it now. >>reporter: now, while these younger students have been identified as the first to get tested for lead poisoning, no timetable has been set for that testing to begin. reporting live in newark, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, darla. >>> 4:36. new this morning, police want your help in catching two men who broke another man's nose in an apparent bias attack. detectives hope somebody can identify the suspects in this video. police say they attacked a man about 24 hours ago in front of a restaurant on 9th avenue in hells kitchen. as they bea

. >> clinton answered a question from a boy named samuel about whether she sees sanders as an ally or an adversary. >> an ally. were those differences about issues. compare that to the republicans. compare that to how they behave! >> speaking of republicans, donald trump released an ad criticizing marco rubio that will air in his home state of florida. >> corrupt, all talk no action politician. >> rubio has to win florida's primary one week from today to stay in the race. his main competitor spoke >> the vision of the broker convention is the fantasies of the washington establishment. >> one person who will not win is mike bloomberg. he announces decision saying his candidacy would lead to a win for tromp or cruise. bloomberg says he has won the most divisive campaign he can remember , preying on people's prejudices and fears. >> there has been some speculation that marco rubio could potentially drop out before the florida primary. cnn reported that some of his aides think he should bow out or risk doing a lot of damage to himself if he were to lose. the spokesman says it's a fiction.

officers found john samuels of osceola avenue yesterday morning. police suspect of violence because his body was badly bruised. >>> new information about a man who died at a steel plant in canton. kenny ray junior was a fire technician at the steel plant and was also a police officer in wayne county. was new to its department and was well-liked liked by his peers. photograph of array on its facebook page for with it was a post bearing dozens friends. they say a fire technician was found dead sunday at the fair checking extinguishers. statement the loss of a colleague. they will continue to work with local officials in the investigation. >>> osha has cited and ohio window manufacturer for serious violations after a 22-year-old employees right hand was caught in the rollers of a glass press he was cleaning. the workers suffered fractures, nerve and tendon damage, and injury could've been prevented if the vista follow proper safety standards. >>> new video of another smash and grab. this one on the far southeast side. police said someone drove a car s

. >> clinton answered a question from a boy named sees samuel as a ally or adversary. >> were the differences about issues. compare that to the republicans. it's how they behave. >> the gop contest is fast becoming a two-person race. donald trump rallied his troops in mississippi. >> we have a big task. with a country that is in turmoil.>> trumps campaign aired in rubio's home state of florida. >> rubio has to win florida's primary to stay in the race. trumps main competitor, ted cruz, spoke on kennedy on fox news. the will of the people has to be respected in this race. >> the visions of a broker convention are the fantasies of the washington establishment. >> one person who will not enter is the former mayor, he fears his candidacy would lead to a when for trump or cruise. he is preying on people's prejudices and fears. >> back to marco rubio. cnn reported that some of rubio's aides believe he should bow out of the race before the florida primary. the aides think a loss in rubio's home state could do tremendous damage to him in rubio spokesman says that it's fiction. learning more about the

samuel darling was responsible for leaking malaria there. which almost shut the american attempt to shut the panama canal, as well as the french. next to him is paul russell, one of malaria's most favorite sons. through the new deal, anti-poverty programs, building dams in a way that eliminated the ski-doo alarm but instead of producing mosquito larvae, bringing electricity to committees in the south, and attracted industry which brought jobs, people could get out of shacks and into homes with screens. essentially by 1940 most of america's military had been completely dried up. while we're working on malaria in this way, this man won a nobel prize because he figured out how to give malaria to -- share them of insanity. in 1927 he won a nobel prize because syphilis was rampant. a late stage of syphilis is an infection in the brain that causes erratic behavior, insane behavior. most people ended up in the asylum or state hospitals and a year or two later they would die. he figured out he could save 30% of them if he gave them a malaria. malari

police say they found 35 year old samuel lying unconscious in the bathroom appearing to have just injected himself. they also found measuring spoons, small plastic baggies after being released from the hospital - - charged with possession of heroin and drug paraphernalia. we've got some video that was just released today. it is shedding some new light on the stabbing attack that happened at universal orlando on new year's day. >> guests could not believe what they saw. here as par of that attack caught on camera. >> the state attorneys office just released this surveillance video from universal orlando. trrn shows 42 year old glenn ferguson in the blue shirt running from 33 year old frederick torres in the green shirt. it was apparent threa result of a work place dispute. orlando police say on new year's day, torres stabbed ferguson in the neck and in the head with a pair of scissors, causing serious injuries. the attack happened near the two lagoon area at islands of adventure, a park guest took this cell phone video which shows security guards pulling torres off of ferguson. on the groun

reynolds was armed with a handgun and used the weapon in an attempt to murder ludlow police officer samuel hodge." a mother pleads not guilty to felonious assault and child endangering after telling police a man held her and her family hostage at gunpoint and beat her baby. now today, aimee correll, appeared in a video arraignment after a grand jury mentioned in her statement, neal royal. the indictment says they both recklessly tortured or cruelly abused baby gabriel. bond for correll was set at 250 thousand dollars. the cincinnati skyline could look a lot different soon! we'll explain... and ohio is getting some big help in the fight against heroin. hear the new plan aimed a making this... a less common sight. let's give you another live look of downtown cincinnati... looking pretty clear right now, but rain is on it's way. jeff's got your forecast coming up.... celebrities and american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesse

not far from there in hartford, connecticut, it's a church built by samuel colt's widow. stands unique symbol of just where guns sit in our culture today. mixed in with the cherubs and saints you'll find her husband's firearms as art on the walls mingling with the ivy hidden at the top of the church's columns. maybe that's the place guns will always occupy, worshipped by many, their presence carved in stone. >> so, i dream -- >> cowan: i killed him. >> cowan: good guys with guns. an idea whose time has come. please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. a leading consumer testing publication recently tested the top laundry detergents. the winner - persil 2 in 1, didn't only beat ti

norcom's partner who was a 30-year-old man named samuel sauer. mr. sams in the book. i don't have a picture of him. i looked everywhere. she had by sawyer two children. these are believed to be pictures of harlt jacobs' children. her daughter luiouis louisa. and then her son joseph. in the book this is benjamin and ellen, those are the names they're given in the narrative. when she was 22 in 1835 jacobs escaped from the norcom plantation. she had been kind of reassigned at that point to the plantation. and at that point she began her stay in the crawlspace in her grandmother's attic. the dimensions of this crawlspace, i don't remember if she gives it in the book but the dimensions of the crawlspace were nine feet long, seven feet wide, and about three feet high at one end. so i think she says, you know, when she's in the crawlspace for the most part she can't stand up straight. after she spends seven years in the crawlspace she managed then a successful escape to the north. so here then is a kind of overview of harriet jacobs' grandmother's house, which you can see is

it's been said, god made man but samuel colt made them equal. that would have been used in lexington. >> guns offer window into our history the view hasn't always been crystal clear. >> guns are viewed more as a tool and that more in the 20th century you see convergence of gun laws and large number of guns. >> how america's love affair with firearms may have started is as only a cool crush. for more and more american women these days a concealed handgun is the weapon of choice. as our tracy smith saw for herself. >> it's no secret that more women are carrying guns. but where they carry them might surprise you. are there bra holsters? >> there are. normally i have a few. >> you're sold out? >> doesn't that figure. >> ahead this "sunday morning," female fire power. >> cowan: when unsupervised child picks up an unsecured gun, >> i thought of it like any other toy gun because it looked very similar. >> at age ten, sean smith accidentally killed his little sister. >> she's dead? >> yes. >> please get my mom and dad. >> unlikely tragedy not according

. >>> officers say samuel alicia walked into the police department this morning and went into the public bathroom in the lobby. minutes later officers say they heard a loud thump so they went in and found him unconscious on floor. -- -- par fa fa nail ya. a special hour of 2020 called breaking point in america airs tonight. >>> a business owner convicted of trying to sexual batter a female employee. she says he bought her drinks and she passed out when her friends put her in a car and they went back and paid the bill but when the friends came outside they found her undressed and a peacock on top of her. >>> a 23-year old man and a four daylight. that picture all day long. the car was abandoned in the park. >> this is a baby. what if it had been her out here playing. it could have been easily. and to know that someone doesn't care anymore about the neighborhood than that. and about people's lives. it's a bad thing. >> reporter: luckily the victims are both expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. police say there were other people during the shooting and now they are interviewing o

tonight, the director samuel selph says the board is not financially prepared to run all the elections in the county next year, which is a state mandate. he says money is needed to purchase new machines, repair current ones technician. selph also made the argument and charleston counties have a smaller population than richland but yet have more funding for their elections board. but council says that is because their income base is different take a listen. "the fact that greenville county is a much more industrialized county and has a larger tax base and that charleston county is a much more richer county and that kind of thing, it does not negate the fact that we have to run elections in richland county for 265- thousand registered voters, it does not negate the fact that more than 401-thousand people here in this county and we have to be ready when elections come around." the council agrees the department needs funding but asked selph to provide more concrete information and put a specific dollar amount on each of his requests. "i want to be responsible for a responsible budget and t

norcom's partner who was a 30-year-old man named samuel sauer. mr. sams in the book. i don't have a picture of him. i looked everywhere. she had by sawyer two children. these are believed to be pictures of harlt jacobs' children. her daughter luiouis louisa. and then her son joseph. in the book this is benjamin and ellen, those are the names they're given in the narrative. when she was 22 in 1835 jacobs escaped from the norcom plantation. she had been kind of reassigned at that point to the plantation. and at that point she began her stay in the crawlspace in her grandmother's attic. the dimensions of this crawlspace, i don't remember if she gives it in the book but the dimensions of the crawlspace were nine feet long, seven feet wide, and about three feet high at one end. so i think she says, you know, when she's in the crawlspace for the most part she can't stand up straight. after she spends seven years in the crawlspace she managed then a successful escape to the north. so here then is a kind of overview of harriet jacobs' grandmother's house, which you can see is

. >>> we're back for 35 days, "washington post" reporters, david marin and robert samuels interviewed scores of voters, which candidate to support this year. the final product, a four part special report called look "looking for america," why ordinary citizens politics and what it means to be an american this year. discontent in this country, but opinions varied about how to fix it. a bit of what they found. >> the baseline of this country, the heartbeat of this country is no longer there. i know so many people that have given up. >> there are so few jobs out there, and the economy has become stagnant, it has forced you to stop looking for work. >> there is a lot of work that needs to get done. i know a lot of people don't feel the same type of encouragement. they see stuff as broken. >> wow, well the for every disgruntled person out there who felt undone by this system and threatened by the way the country was changing, caught in the bind of stagnant wages or longing for an america of the past, we found someone who endured decades of discrimination, hardship yet still felt optimistic

damon hiding underneath, and never did talk about jen, but told us about the birthday party they for samueln saturday. >> i want you to do batman, real batman. >> as ben and kate hudson waited in the car line, he later stood by his ex, but later said they the didn't speak before she left ben alo >> her children are her passio s she's dealing with the sit miraculously. >> there's still great love between them. jen says when she is ready to date again, she wants an old-fashioned relationship with lots of flowers. >>> looks like there's plenty of romance between katy perry and orlando bloom and coming up, we have new photos of the couple holding hands and showing off their vacation bods. >>> and joe zee takes a closer look at all those oscar gowns e with fashion favorites, flops . >> who got it right? and who got it way i'm here to fix the bad fashion in just a few minutes. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) >>>>belief it or not, that is brie larsen when she was just 15 years old. sh

lavelle johnson has been charged with the shooting death of samuel dustin outside the florida mall. he was arrested yesterday on a warrant for double murder. he's being held on a usd25,000 bond. we are uncovering more breaking news details on the case including how investigators caught them. we will have much more on the story coming up at 4:00 here on news 6 >> a local community is getting results. deltona walmart to help a girl scout whose cashbox was stolen when she was selling cookies >> i appreciate it so much, thank you the stole from a 12-year-old girl scout. cr crews at the mix 105 radio station say after hearing the story last night, they decided to pitch in and collect money for the truth >> we all have kids and we all do fundraisers. the work they do to make money so they can travel or get uniforms and to hear the girl scouts had their cookies taken, it was unacceptable >> usd400 was raised so far we are told donations are still coming in . detectives are searching for the man along with this woman and child. they took off in a great holiday santa fe. sunshine with temper

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samuel acosta and carl claxton fairfield storage unit. $62,000, three guns, and more marijuana were found in 2 homes. both men are out on bond. mark: a woman had by gunfire and west price hill. a 25-year-old woman was shot in the leg outside the is a apartments on sunset lane before midnight. there were 15 to 20 shots fired. it isn' t clear if she was the intended target. she is not operating with police. no arrests have been made. road rage against a kenton county jailer. lisa: ashcraft was taken into custody after a road rage incident. he had a weapon and attacked someone. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. now to "commitment 2016" news. a big night for republican mark: what is next for ohio what he is promising. lisa: cleanup in the south, the storm damage left behind. where residents are forced to pick up the pieces. randi: 17 days until spring. if you want a warm-up, there is warmer weather in the seven-dave or cast. with rain and snow. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. twe talked to our

reporter: the double murder happened in the parking lot of florida mall. 19-year-old samuel dustin died from his injuries after he collapsed near the entrance of jcpenney. andrew garland was found face down outside his friends car. according to court documents, one victim was in the parking lot to sell $130 worth of investigators were able to figure this out by looking at text messages. it spelled out where to meet and what car to look for in the parking lot. surveillance video showed the infinity had a missing headlight. in a text, she said i would give my bf the money. court documents say the surveillance video shows suspects into the backseat of the victim' s car and then witnesses heard gunfire. according to court documents, the girlfriend drives and infinity with a missing light. documents also show johnson' s fingerprints were found in the rear passenger door of the car. johnson remains in jail with a bond just over $25,000. meredith: new details in the shooting death of a former the 23-year-old has been indicted by a grand jury. police say they shot them and to others at the indi