we now know the name of a man deputy. 50-year-old scott sanborn is charged in this case. according to authorities a sanborn about a stolen atv and he escaped out of a back window with a shotgun. the deputy went around the back of the home and sanborn allegedly fled on his atv with his 10-year-old son in front of him. he reached speeds of 70 miles per hour. the deputy called for help. when they found sanborn he was ordered to drop his weapon and shotgun at the deputy and that's when the deputy fired three shots. he was hit in the happened. the deputy was not hurt. >> maureen: we are learning more of a gruesome discovery. the body of carolyn was found at her home in kershaw. her son is charged tonight. we now know she was shot seven times in the head with a rifle. authorities started looking into this case after an employee of a nearby bank told them a man came in asking about a woman's bank account. >> maureen: the search continues for a man accused of sexual assault. we first broke this story last night on "primetime." gregory powers, junior has warrants out for his arres

erin: district officials say the student is no longer in school at sanborn. police will have another presence at the pep rally on friday. sean: two people face charges after leading police on a chase in a pair of stolen vehicles. a trooper first spotted a stolen vehicle, but the driver refused to stop and spent off through ashton and -- ashland, holderness, and captain. another car was stolen before the driver could be captured. the driver, 28-year-old cory conant-gould, faces a list of charges. his passenger, 25-year-old nicole mcgowen, will also be charged. court accused of breaking into a home in dover. 34-year-old matthew temple was arrested on / sean: still to come, bernie sanders is getting some support from an unlikely source. why state republican leaders are jumping to his defense. erin: a massachusetts woman used her lottery winnings to change a life. sean: a local veteran of the korean war finally has a kevin: it is tuesday morning, february 16. another slick go early on. we have gone from snow now over temperatures will continue to climb through th

erin: a student has been removed from class at sanborn regional high school after he made threats concerning a pep rally later this week. sean: a police chase spanned four towns in the lakes region and it involved two stolen vehicles. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. slippery this morning. i' m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. you can see hundreds of school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen or at our website, wmur.com. we have about 400 of them right now. kevin: initially, it was 2-4 inches of snow and now we are

erin: the student is no longer in school at sanborn. police will have an added presence at the school on friday for the pep rally. sean: two people from romney face charges after leading police on a chase in a pair of stolen vehicles. the driver refused to stop and sped off through ashland, holderness, and campton. a jeep wrangler was stolen nearby and another chase ensued before police were able to pop the driver faces a list of charges. he is due in court today. his passenger will also be charged. still to come, bernie sanders is getting support from an unlikely source. why state republican leaders are jumping to his defense. erin: a massachusetts woman used to lottery winnings to change a life. sean: a local veteran finally where the snow has wound down. farther south, we are expecting temperatures to jump. we are under a high wind warning for the seacoast for late this afternoon and early this evening. we will have all the details coming up. erin: the republican party in new hampshire is jumping to the defense of bernie sanders. sea

tom: administrators at sanborn regional high school are contacting parents after a student' s threat. the attendance option they' re giving families because of it. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: we' re following breaking news. a flight from punta cana, mexico to new york' s jfk airport has been diverted to manchester. a spokesperson for delta said that weather in new york city was likely the reason. tom: wmur' s mike cronin is live at manchester-boston regional airport tonight to explain the landed in manchester. mike: we just spoke to a couple of passengers who just finally made it through customs here at the manchester regional airport. we will show you a few of them are taking off right now, hopping on shuttles to head for hotels for the night. they will catch a flight to jfk in the morning. according to delta, 159 passengers were on delta flight 944 going to jfk when it was manchester-boston regional delta said they been having issues all day landing lanes at jfk and manchester was the fastest solution for landing. they had to bring i

tom: tonight we're learning that one of two police departments investigating a threat against sanborn regional high school will not be filing criminal charges against the young man involved. but the case remains open in kingston. jennifer crompton is live at the high school now where the threat at one point was looked at by the f.b.i. jen? reporter: it was, tom. but soon after it came back to the two local departments. the school superintendent says that the perceived threat against the pep rally didn't seem to faze students at all. colors and crazy outfits at sanborn high school friday, for the winter carne natural pep rally. only the two police officers any indication that an alleged threat had been made. attendance was more than the superintendent expected. >> some toons did stay home, because of this, and that's okay, that's their parents' prerogative. but we also have a number of students that headed out early on vacation too. reporter: a letter went home to parents on monday after authorities learned the senior who is not currently attending the school made the alleged threat. h

scott sanborn joins us with the latest. >>reporter: the theme of today's hearing had was outrage. key players were not in washington to give answers. despite a subpoena flint's manager declined to appear. the michigan governor also was not there. the governor is to propose giving residents $30 million state to help pay water bills. house members empathized with flint residents and demanded something be one i canno comprehend what the parents and loveveones and individuals, whoo have been going through. the public has a righto be outraged. outrage does not cover it. >> we do not t ve the right to remain silent. we do not have the right to not act. government broke it. government must fix it. >>reporter: governor schnieder, who o id the federal epa and his state's department of environmental quality missed how the city decision to switch the water supply went wrong. >>> a convicted murder profiled in the widely popular pod cast serial is in court asking for a new try. he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend. the pod cast highlights the possible oversig

. >>> this is scott sanborn. more international students are coming to the university of iowa. how the school is make sure their english skills are ready for everyday conversation. >>> plus an area restaurant is making the most of this day that only comes around every four years. the contest tonight that could these there has been lots of excitement in the maternity ward at st. luke's hospital today. today. >>> there's been a lot of excitement at st. luke's hospital today. [ baby crying ] >> he likes the shirt. >> two leap year babies were one baby boy weighed 6-pound, 13 ounces, and also this morning, another leap year baby boy was born, this one weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. the moms and day bay by and dads are all doing fine and will likely go home on wednesday. >>> a pediatric dentist may have just the trick to wean your baby off a pacifier. she's also a mom of four who struggled to get her first daughter's binky away. she knew how bad the long-term effects could be for her daughter's teeth so she came up with what she calls the lily method, using a series of five color cod

tom: tonight we're learning that a young man investigated for an alleged threat against sanborn regional high school will not face criminal charges, at least not in exeter. but the case is ongoing in kingston. wmur's jennifer crompton live jen? reporter: that threat was to a pep rally here at the school today, and still 82% of student as tended school and that's more expected. they showed up in colorful attire, it was for their winter carnival pep rally, seemingly unfazed by the alleged threat to the event made by a fellow senior. parents were made aware on monday and given the choice of keeping their children home today. three members of the kingston police department were in school for peace of mind. that young man is not attending the school at present. the kingston chief says the investigation remains active here, but the case is now closed in exeter where the perceived threat was made. is the balance between freedom of speech and whether we're placed in imminent fear and so that's what we investigated and we found that we will not have any criminal charges on our end. reporter: the

right now, there are patrols at sanborn regional high school in kingston after a student made a threat at the winter carnival cap rally. as we reported earlier this week, the student is no longer in school but is cooperating with police. the schools as any students who because of concerns over the threat will be given an excused absence. s deputy is being held on $100,000 bail, accused of sexually assaulting inmates. 37-year-old ernest blanchette has been indicted on nine accounts of aggravated for loneliest sexual assault. inmates while taking them to or from drexel facilities. -- from correctional facilities. today, a man accused of breaking into homes and do ove -- in dover is under arrest. matthew temple broke into homes during the day looking for jewelry. investigators are looking into four other break-ins. at the state house, a hearing is being held on a proposal to penalty. the bill as acts of terrorism and civil rights offenses to the capital murder statute. that means a person convicted of of mass destruction or by causing the death of a person exercising certain civil acts co

on the left noah marsh of , sanborn regional won the medal flight. congratulations to them. stephanie: do they use bumper lanes? jason: i don' t believe so. stephanie: here' s what we' re working on for news 9 tonight at 11:00. democratic voters casting their votes in the south carolina primary. we' ll have the results and the latest from the campaign trail. adam: plus, a sneak peek behind the scenes of the oscars. a look at the final preparations for hollywood' s biggest night. stephanie: we' ll see you tonight after the game. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the showdown in the south. south carolina up for grabs as democrats cast their votes. hillary clinton looking for a big win over bernie sanders, while her husband goes on offensive against a heckler. >> if you'll shut up and listen to my answer, i'll answer you. >> so, what set him off? >>> a new republican tag team hits the trail. chris christie and donald trump together. the frenemies now doubling down on marco rubio. >> rubio stole from the republican party. >> the schoolyard taunts. and tonight, the new comebac

daniel alons of sanborn, iowa is celebrating his 92nd birthday today. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or more, please send in their name (and correct pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv. please make sure to have all the information printed and send it in at least two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthday and happy anniversary >> the search is underway for a new state agriculture secretary in south dakota. lucas lentsch says he'll leave that post next month for a job in the private sector. lentsch has been ag secretary for three years. before that, he served as the department's director of agricultural development. governor dennis daugaard and his leadership team are beginning a search for lentsch's replacement. << stocks have been trading lower on wall street, led by declines in energy companies and banks. the price of oil sank another 4 percent this morning in new york t

here's an example of the n: in n is cluster the red dots represent parishes in sanborn, primghar, sutherland and sioux rapids, which would close in favor of parishes in hartley and spencer which will stay open. closing a parish doesn't mean the church will close. instead, the diocese will move those churches to "oratory" status. mass will no longer be celebrated at those sites, but they caca be used for catholic weddings s and funerals. "what this does is it let us do the hard work now," said rev. brent lingle, director of pastoral planning. "we're going to know where we're going at least for the next 10 years. rather than, every year, a parish wondering 'i wonder if we're going to be open next year. i wonder if we'll have a priestst" lingng says the proposed plan gives stability to the diocese, and the parishes, for the next ten years. >> now that the draft plan has been introduced, each pastor in the 108 existing parishes will form a leadership team including lay people of parish. they'll get feedback on the plan from parishioners. that feedback will be forwrwded the plan. the plan goes in

tom: administrators at sanborn regional high school are contacting parents after a student' s threat. the attendance option they' re giving families because of it. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: we' re following breaking news. a flight from punta cana, mexico to new york' s jfk airport has been diverted to manchester. a spokesperson for delta said that weather in new york city was likely the reason. tom: wmur' s mike cronin is live at manchester-boston regional airport tonight to explain the

erin: a student has been removed from class at sanborn regional high school after he made threats concerning it cap rally later this week. sean: a police chase spanned four towns involving two stolen vehicles. >> no one covers new hampshire

surrendered unfortunately 9 plan didn't rise to the challenge this i guess we just- the pre19 to sanborn map we sent around to you this looks like 16 structures in that area and those structures sheds i don't know what they were were and calling your attention the open space that is around the perimeter the fact that the post earthquake apartment particularly those on larkin had a lot of light and air in 1920 the areas consolidated and unfortunately at that time, no provision for light and air considerations for light and air so what is a this is the perimeters fortunately it was on this second story high so not a lot of blockage it didn't cause that much problems for the people on larkin jonas if you can do the overhead okay. you or. >> not an unusual situation mr. madden kooushgz within the blocks that are of the same mass that are posed for development and looking to you for direction 5 years ago the refraining community association was in meeting with the commission and trying to to save the garage we lost we told you i remind you 80 such garages of that massive site and most of them

jessica mason-sanborn won the prize off a three-dollar crossword scratch-ticket.the ticket was bought at the casey's on 32-nd street northeast.jessica says she plans on spending a portion of her winnings toward a newer vehicle -- and will save the rest. massachusetts lottery winner, sofia andrade, changed a andrade, changed a homeless the same day she won 200 dollars, she saw a homeless man, named glenn, standing out in the bitter cold.she took him to a coffee shop and bought him coffee.after she found out the locacashelter had no bed space, she used the ticket winnings to get a motel room for him. him.sofia posted about it on her facebook. then she started a go then she started a go fund me page for him.the story went viral, a local barber gave him a hair cut, donations have been coming in...a child even sent him a valentine card! card!re's his go fund me page...look at that!over 14 thousand dollars! 's right now it's degrees in after the break...the latest information in the clean up effort after a rollover right now on cbs 2 this morning...the developing story about a big crash on

there will be extra police presence at sanborn regional high school in kingston today after a student made a threat directed at the winter carnival pep rally. that student is no longer in class. sean: coming up this morning, james bond's beautiful aston sean: there's a new restaurant hollywood taking you inside the world of harry potter. erin: they did everything to make it look like the pub in hogsmeade. it is ribs, chicken, english bangers, and of course, butter beer and pumpkin juice. sean: butter beer sounds interesting. pumpkin juice? i'll pass. erin: i wonder what it tastes like. sean: a juicy pumpkin. >>> ten fans are feeling like a british spy himself. erin: the jewel was the aston martin d-b10 build for the movie "spectre." it doesn't have the safety features needed to be street legal. the new owner had to agree to modify the vehicle. paid $3.5 million for the car. street legal as well. sean: licensed to be cool though. that's awesome. erin: that's a sweet vehicle. sean: coming up a dramatic helicopter crash, but everyone >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "n

jessica mason-sanborn won the prize off a three-dollar crossword scratch-ticket.the ticket was bought at the casey's on 32-nd street northeast.jessica says she plans on spending a portion of her winnings toward a newer vehicle -- and will save the rest. the iowa lottery says the record powerball jackpot last month help send ticket sales through the roof.the jackpot grew for nearly two months, all the way up to 1-point-6 billion dollars. it eventually was split three ways.iowa lottery sales in january alone exceeded 54-million dollars. that topped the previous monthly record of 42-million set a decade ago this month. lottery officials say they also paid out a record amount of money in cash prizes in january as well. for as much as kansas has been a thorn in iowa state's side regular season titles... baylor has been the 'clones kryptonite the last two seasons.... clones looking to avenge an early season loss to the bears in waco...down early but state rallied... georges niang -- there's a hoop at the end of that rainbow i swear -- ties it at 22...later ... down again, montee morris with

here's an example of the reorganizatio n: in this cluster the red dots represent parishes in sanborn, primghar, sutherland and sioux rapids, which would close in favor of parishes in hartley and spencer which will stay o en. closing a parish doesn't mean the church will close. instead, the diocese will move those churches to "oratory" status. mass will no longer be celebrated at those sites, but they can be used for catholic weddings and funerals. "what this does is it let us do the hard work now," said rev. brent lingle, director of pastoral planning. "we're going to know where we're going at least for the next 10 years. rather than, every year, a parish wondering 'i wonder if year. i wonder if we'll have a priest?'" lingle says the proposed plan gives stability to the diocese, and the parishes, for the next ten years. >> now that the draft plan has been ininoduced, each pastor in the 108 existing parishes will foror a leadership team including lay people of parish. they'll get feedback on the plan from parishioners. that feedback will be forwarded to the diocese, which can make adju

>> dan sanborn? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he said four times a week. >> jimmy: four timesmes a month, which i think you should go to prison for that, right? [ laughter ] >> i don't believe him. he's already got six kids and he's balding worse than i am. >> jimmy: well, again, mention his name. you already did. anyway, let's bring in our first couple. this couple has no idea what i'm goint been asked to stop and answer a question. okay. where are they? okay. there we are. hi. what's your name? >> hi. karen usband rob. your name? >> rob. >> jimmy: where are you from in. >> owensboro, kentucky. u on vacation? >> yes. >> jimmy: have you been robbed yet? >> hopefully not. >> jimmy: hopefully not. okay. good. yes. how long have you been together? may i ask? >> we've been married 15 years. we dated -- we school sweethearts. so dated five years before that. >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ cheers and applause ] so you guys areck of each other's bodies, yes? [ laughter ] i'm going to ask you a question. don't answer it aloud. i

technology through the years, heidi still doesn't have an answera& answera&but as cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn shows us, she does know why she's still alive. this warm and loving family in marion almost never happened. (whiteout effect to pic ay of my cardiac arrest") only hoururafter this wisconsin vacation photo was taken in 2002, heidi--without any warning-- suffered a cardiac arrest. "i don't really remembera&i kind of remember being in the room. and i collapsed and i just stopped breathing from what i was told."a friend started cpr, called 911 and fortunately, a nearby police officer had a portable defibrillator. they got her heart beating again but she was in pretty bad shape, so doctors eventually airlifted heidi to a madison hospital. "i guess i was not responsive, they put me on life support and it got to the point where the doctors had to have a meeting with my parents toa&you know, discuss the thing that parents never want to discuss." miraculously, heidi pulled through and was extensively studied to determine the cause of her cardiac arrest. but doctors never came up with a difinit