we are told a family friend found shannon clement asleep at her home. her daughter was unconscious. she was limp and had purple lips. david has been following this story and is on your side with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: shannon clemment's next door neighbor said it was a terrifying scene when they showed up on wednesday. >> they walked out the front door, one of the men and he had the little girl in his hand like this and her the arm was dangling. >> reporter: little cc, as the girl is known, over dosed on drugs the mother had in the bed, according to police. the girl was described as unconscious and limp with purple lips and, quote, white stuff all over her face, shannon clement was charged and booked to the jail and today her friends who did not want to be identified say shannon clement is no criminal, but a loving mother who made a mistake.

shannon: it is really high.t the backup -- at the back of the envelope calculations, what they probably need to pay debt to buy food, medicine, and other things, is $50 million. how do you make that up? it is almost impossible. tom: mexico is close to us and so is cuba, but look at venezuela -- how close is venezuela politically, economically, to us? shannon: a lot of its oil is refined here. sit go is owned by the venezuelan government. i think the real question for venezuela is, it touches many other american countries -- ecuador, peru, brazil -- so what happens politically, what happens on those borders where we have a lot of other issues? colombia is trying to resolve its decades-long war with the guerrilla group. there are a lot of geopolitical ramifications with venezuela going down. francine: these are countries under extreme pressure because of the price of oil that may be more relevant worldwide. coming up this morning, an important conversation on the new general electric, jeff immelt possibly the ceo

this is where shannon disappeared.re we met attorney john ray investigating the death on behalf of the family. >> trace the path. >> and be ready. usually some trouble. >> stairs from residents met us. he has had the police called on him while being in this committee more than a few times. back in 2010 a driver dropped her off. hired her. >> on the 2nd floor is the party room. >> something went wrong. flying down the stairs down the driveway and onto the streets of the neighborhood trying to escape. there were two people whose homes she knocked on the doors of trying to get help. people including barbara brennan saw the last glimpse of shannon before police say she disappeared. >> appeared to be trying to use her phone, and then mrs. bre issue is dialing are calling. when she looked up shannon was gone. >> a lot of underbrush. really tough going for a guy who was wearing boots in the daylight. i don't know how young woman in valerie issues would have navigated. he thinks that shannon did not go into the marsh and might

this is my daughter shannon. >> reporter: shannon gilbert's mom and cyst ser sisters believe the young escort was murdered. >> i am very angry. miss her so much. zblrgets >> reporter: some of that anger is directed at suffolk police. the police failed to investigate shannon's death as a murder in part because the medical examiner hasn't been able to determine exactly how she died. that's why they turned to dr. michael bauden. the autopsy findings are consistent with homicide al strangulation. >> it's time now for the police department to do the job they have failed to do up until now. >> reporter: suffolk's new police commissioner has issued a statement, saying investigated would review dr. bauden's report. until now police have insisted shannon gilbert's death is unrelated to the ten other found near gilgo beach. gilbert's family has filed a lawsuit against a former oak beach resident who they believe killed shannon. so far police have not identified that man as either a suspect or a person of interest. >>> the deadly crane collapse has led to changes in construction safety regulation

shannon, back to you.here are these big cases as we were talking about, the immigration case in texas, court of appeals decision in california, 9th circuit decided public employee union case. both those cases are at the u.s. supreme court along with some other handful of other really important cases, including affirmative action. let me ask you what happens here if there's a 4-4 "/Ñtie. are there a7e couple of choices you can simply let the lower court decision stand? i am going to interrupt myself. here's the president and the first lady. let's listen in. >> president obama and first lady michelle obama paying their respects to justice antonin scalia standing before his flag-draped coffin in the grand hall of the u.s. supreme court. then moving over to the portrait of justice scalia by artist nelson shanks. and interesting if you pay close attention to the detail in the shanks portrait, you'll see some of justice scalia's favorite momentos in the portrait, his right hand sitting on a book he loved very mu

>>>reporter: shannon phillips graduated from erwin high school. she is getting ready to perform in one of the most glamorous venues in sport and doing it for all the right reasons. one step at a time, shannon phillips is doing what she always wanted to do with her life. >> i am living my dream. i am a professional dancer. i am supporting an amazing organization. ballet dancer she's ecstatic the panthers play in the superbowl. when she takes the field on sunday... >> my heart races and i get chills. i think that there will probably be some tears and the biggest smile of my life. >> her passion is strong as ever, the reason she keeps doing it is clear. >> mom has been fighting cancer and i'm doing this for her. >> her biggest fan, her mom, provieted the motivation to always live life with enthusiasm. >> when i asked mom last week how she was doing she held up her fist and said keep pounding. that's what this is all about. at the end of the day. >> it seems like the whole practice was focused around shannon's mom and we were practicing and dancing fe

hey, carl. >> hi, shannon. now, the democrats' debate is over, we can look forward to the one with republicans coming saturday night. there will be no under card. abc decided that that would not happen and in so far as mike huckabee and rick santorum have dropped out of the race, and the only left would be fiorina, and she tried to get on the stage but it does not appear that that is going to happen. trump has returned to the campaign trail here in new hampshire. and once again, gone after ted cruz has a canadian, ineligible for president, etc. and tonight, cruz was having a town hall meeting and one voter in the audience stood up and asked him about his canadian heritage. watch this. >> can you explain why, and how, until recently you're unaware you're a canadian citizen? >> the facts are simple. my mom is a u.s. citizen by birth. i'll answer but not going to debate you. under u.s. law, the child of a u.s. citizen board abroad is a natural born citizen. >> those are the types of questions and moment that's can

fox five's shannon moore is live at the scene... what's going on down there shannon? it happened around 130 - according to police the driver of that black car there ran the light then slammed into the white car you see there in the middle the intersection here at decatur and russell. the driver of the white toyota was taken to the hospital and later died. the guy behind the wheel of that black car -- was arrested for suspicion of dui ... police say he failed a sobriety test and was showing signs of impairment. i actually spoke with the passenger of that black car who told he and his friend were coming home from a nightclub.. i asked if his friend was showing any signs of being drunk prior to the crash... like swervibg or speeding --- he claims he was just fine. also told me that he actually jumped out of the car and tried to help the victim whom he noticed was slouched over the steering wheel... but he was unresponsive when asked if he knew anything about the victim... he told me he heard another witness tell police he was a bartender at the orleans. officers didn't c

hey, carl. >> hi, shannon.ow, the democrats' debate is over, we can look forward to the one with republicans coming saturday night. there will be no under card. abc decided that that would not happen and in so far as mike huckabee and rick santorum have dropped out of the race, and the only left would be fiorina, and she tried to get on the stage but it does not appear that that is going to happen. trump has returned to the campaign trail here in new hampshire. and once again, gone after ted cruz has a canadian, ineligible for president, etc. and tonight, cruz was having a town hall meeting and one voter in the audience stood up and asked him about his canadian heritage. watch this. >> can you explain why, and how, until recently you're unaware you're a canadian citizen? >> the facts are simple. my mom is a u.s. citizen by birth. i'll answer but not going to debate you. under u.s. law, the child of a u.s. citizen board abroad is a natural born citizen. >> those are the types of questions and moment that's candi

. >> shannon, everything is out in the open in a democratic caucus room. can you see folks are piling in to pick their party's first winner of 2016. here is about how it is going to work about an hour and 10 minutes from right now. caucus goers gather in which facility think like. if a candidate does not have enough people to be viable, their supporters are basically up for grabs. that's when things get really good. that is when caucus gËÑ who are supporting one of the candidates that is going for the top spot in their location try to woo them over. governor march continual o'malley is most in danger of not being considered viable tonight. but he will not say if he wants his supporters to then go to the clinton side or the sanders' side. bret? >> peter and shannon, thank you very much. those reporters at the caucus sites. but, stay tuned for some final thoughts.

i'm shannon bream in washington. he had been an anchor for conservative wing for nearly three decades. his sudden death raises questions in the midst of the supreme court term packed with hot button issues -- abortion, affirmative action, and the president's use of executive power. through every decision scalia remained true to his judicial fill philosophy. >> originalism says that when you consult the text, you give it the meaning it had when adopted not some later modern meaning. >> he was known for his unexpected friendships with his ideological counterparts on the court. scalia and justice ruth bader ginsberg and their spouses enjoyed meals and traveling together n. recent years he formed oochs a bomb with the newest justice, elena kagan taking her to the shooting range and on an actual hunting trip. scalia was unapologetic about his faith and beliefs m. 2013 he chided a reporter who expressed shock scalia actually believed in heaven and hell and god and the devil. here is what he said at the 2009 catholic prayer

i'm shannon mulaire. we are less than a week away from the first in the nation new hampshire primary and hillary clinton is looking to build on her historically close victory in iowa, although she has an uphill battle against bernie sanders who has a commanding lead in the polls in new hampshire, a place that she concedes is his backyard. sanders is looking to keep his momentum from iowa, especially amongst younger voters where they supported sanders and 58% of voters between 30 and 44 supported him. he's taking his good showing to the bank. the campaign says it received more than $3 million in donations yesterday. the most for the campaign on a single day and right after his speech monday night, 40% of donations were from new donors. on the republican side, the endorsements are rolling in for the top three in iowa. donald trump picked up former massachusetts senator scott brown's support. someone trump has publicly said he'll consider as a vp candidate if nominated. jeff duncan endorsed ted cruz. and whi

[laughter] >> this is probably the fifth hug or so today 4 year old taylor washburn has given shannon bush. you can bet there will be plenty more, going both ways. >> already? >> yes, already. weep haven't even seen anything, haven't did anything, just to give him a hug. >> the washburn family just they drove 14 hours straight and will drive back sunday. mom andrea and little taylor haven't seen shannon since last may when they were staying in an or land o resort, celebrating taylor's fourth birthday. it took a scary turn when taylor ended up at the bottom o a pool, nearly drowning. another man pulled her out, and that's when shannon, who happened to be there on vacation with his family, jumped into action. >> ran over there and saw what was going on and then we initiated cpr on her after i felt she didn't have a pulse or she wasn't breathing. >> no pulse? >> no pulse. >> i think i was stand bg hind him, holding him tight while he was trying to get her to breathe and stuff. and instantly became family from right then and there. >> like shannon's relatives, this family created through

>> no, shannon, i don't. first off let me say this about justice scalia, he was a great jurist, american and great man. whoever ends up taking that seat on the supreme court will not replace justice scalia, he is irreplaceable, they broke the mold when they made him. now, on the process to fill that seat we think the american people deserve a say in this. every four years american people get a say on who will control the white house and the congress. thgs a great occasion in which they will also have a say in who controls the supreme court. we think we should let the american people with a he in on who should make that appointment. >> how do you respond to critics who say it's the president's prerogative to no, ma'am nalter someone and the senate should consider that individual? >> in 2014 the people had a say, this he said stop, they want nod more of the overreach from barack obama and they nominated a republican senate. they did not elect a republican senate to create a new supreme court that will rubber st

shannon brean is joining us. and everybody, shannon, who talks about justice scalia has that same larger than life, big personality, somebody who could disarm groups that disagreed with him. i want to ask you about this point, though, about what we're seeing already play out in these two releases from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate minority leader harry reid. is there a possibility that the president, if the republican senate decides they do not want to go forward and will not go forward with the presidential nominee to fill this vacancy, that the president could have a recess appointment to this vacancy. in other words, when the senate is on recess, the president appoints and then sits in that vacancy, vacant seat until the senate comes back in this session? >> reporter: right. i think we both would imagine that the senate will go in recess. it depends on what they will face, but if mitch mcconnell says true to his statement, they will not go into recess. they will find a way to keep it moving

shannon is over the scene in news copter 7. shannon? >> reporter: liz, you can see there is firepowerring out of the roof here at 754 avenue a. this fire started just over an hour ago, and you can see that they have not yet gotten the upper hand on this for a while we were just seeing thick, white smoke. now we're seeing the flames kicking up again. way to the roof. they've made entry into the home as well. as of this moment, they have not yet gotten the upper hand on this two-alarm fire. it started just after 4:00 this afternoon. you can look over there at avenue a with lots of fire department activity on the scene. at this point, no word of any injuries. you do need to know avenue a is shut down with this massive fire activity between west 31st and west 34th streets taking over to john f. kennedy boulevard. of course firefighters are having a difficult time with the cold conditions battling the blaze. reporting live over bayonne, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, shannon. >>> following a developing story out of brooklyn where

shannon clement was booked into jail and today her friends who did not want to be identified says shannon is no criminal. a mistake. >> she is a good person. and it's just this happened. you know. and just not fair because she is not a bad mom. she is a really good one. >> and people are making her out to be like she did this on purpose. every parent makes some kind of mistake with their children in their life. >> clement has two prior charges one for misdemeanor larceny and one for failing to appear in court and is now charged with child abuse and drug charges for what happened in the home she shares with her two children and other friends. >> just grieve my heart to know what those children were living in. >> we checked and according to police and family, the little girl cc is in the hospital and improving. they believe she will make a full recovery her mother is held on $90,000 bond and the youngest child is with another family member now. david whisenant wbtv on your side. >> thank you. we have posted more about the child's condition and what we are told could be hurt on the -- heard

shannon behnken is here and shannon, you broke this story nearly four years ago. you have been working on this a long time. >> reporter: we have je nebraska and this story is very near to my heart. we received piles of letters in 2012 for people begging for help. we found balconies falling off. walls that didn't have enough nails to hold them up. florida's attorney general took notice of our investigation and they did their own investigation. last week, they came up with a big settlement. now, we are going back to willow brook to find out what it looks like now. there are still a lot of questions here. like what happened to the building inspection? the attorney general mentions a lot of violations. why didn't the inspector's catch it? >> yeah. an i mean that is exactly the question. isn't that what they are supposed to do? >> it is. so we want to know what happens when they don't do what they are supposed to do. so we are going to look deeper into what can be done. it is pretty surprising because everybody thinks that the inspectors are there to help you, but they

." >>> 90210 star shannon daugherty's breast cancer. >>> and a video that ignited a firestorm controversy. >> tonight's top story, the blue versus babe. >> we're not going to voluntarily show up there and sign up to work for a woman who has portrayed a message that is anti-police. >> beyonce is in no way anti-police. i find it absurd and offensive. >> from beyonc formation video, stop shooting us gra feet te and police in riot facing off against a boy. and this symbol some say is a salute to malcolm x. message. >> beyonce like any great artist i provocative, she was challenging us to think about like police brutality. >> beyonce will kick off her formation tour. will police be here to provide security? while he may speak for union members, he does not speak for the president. >> anybody going to that concert can rest assured that the police are going to be there. beyonce enjoyed a date night with her husband jay-z. >> the world exploded with formation. >> kevin as beyonce about the video after her super bowl halftime show. >> get in here! >> "snl" did not hold back this past weekend pokin

we met the method gated community where shannon disappeared.the suffix county authority botched the investigation and that he has taken depositions, cell phone records and done anything everything, really his own investigation to try to find the truth. could could there be a connection with atlantic city as well? >> in that call, she definitely said they are trying to kill me. they are trying to kill me. >> better yet, he thinks he may know who murdered shannon gilbert and that person. >> from instagram to fashion week, check out fashions hot new accessory. have you thought about the hazard? please. stop trying to make that happen is a dragon cat a dragon cat? the dragon cat doesn't know he's a dragon cap. chasing news. >> please stop trying to make furry nails happening. they are going to happen, but really they are happening. check out fashions new accessory. i'm sure you're all about to hop in your car and try out the latest and greatest. but before you do, have you thought about the hazards? showering, scratching. i'm just weirded out by th

." >>> 90210 star shannon daugherty's breast cancer. why she is removing a big tumor. >>> and a video that ignited a firestorm controversy. >> tonight's top story, the blue versus babe. >> we're not going to voluntarily show up there and sign up to work for a woman who >> beyonce is in no way antie. it andffe >> be fiont eg hi tasliis prtiv she leng tonkut ocieq^l s problems like police brutality. >> beyonce will kick off her formation tour. will police be here to provide security? while he may speak for union members, he does not speak for the president. can rest assured that the police are going to be there. beyonce enjoyed a date night with her husband ja >> the world exploded with formation. >> kevin as beyonce about the video after her super bowl ha in here >> "nl"tck t paweekkingt th yonklas >> bsla we have to w america. beyonce is black! >> and beyonce's stylist told us dave's message is not about hating on police. >> i know a lot of things going on right now. but i know for that's not what she was putting out. >> what we should

live in clemson, shannon sommerville, the four o'clock 3 as shannon mentioned one of those big clemson commits is from right here in the upstate. upstate.spartanburg high's tavien feaster...the star all purpose back will be staying in the upstate as he joins the tigers in the fall--despite south carolina's attempts to catch him. feaster says he's excited to join the tigers on their hunt to the national title. 3 3 you know we have a shot, they made that a reality last year they definitely had a shot at the national championship they came up a little short to me they really won the game they really got it done next year were going to go back adn compete and im definitley going to be a part of it. it.feaster was one of eight spartanburg high athletes to announce their college decisions today. 3 still to come--a stray dog...found shot and starvrv in anderson county! county!as the dog struggles to recover...her rescuers seek justice against those who her!and i'm live in san jose! the countdown to super bowl 50 is on!a live report on the panthers preps...straight ahead!and here are some sign

(((michele holt shannon/universit y of new hamphire) "let's keep talking and go through this because our country depends on this in a lot of ways too.." )) ((sharie johnson)) shannon says opening up homes could ultimately help open up minds. if you want to host a living room conversation we've posted a link where you can organize one right here in the valley. just head to las vegas now dot come and click on the links we mentioned section./// ((sharie johnson)) > the excitement for super sunday isn't all about football. anticipation is also building for those star- studded commercials. we take sneak peak at one ad that's already getting a lot of attention./// ((sharie johnson)) > you're going to see a lot of that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a re

i'm shannon mulaire. iowa voters have spoken and ted cruz is the winner of the republican iowa caucus. while nbc news has named hillary clinton the apparent winner for the democrats. she has pulled it off in a race so close, that at three caucus sites she won by a coin toss, literally. look at this video after results were at a stalemate, they decided to flip a coin, heads or tails, to decide who to support. on the republican side, donald trump finished second behind cruz, followed closely by marco rubio. those three garnered nearly all voters support and then a massive drop-off for the rest of the field. ted cruz won eight, trump and rubio, seven each. carson three. and carly fiorina and mike huckabee and jeb bush won one. tracie potts has more. good morning. >> reporter: shannon, what we knew a few hours after the caucuses were over here, ted cruz had sailed to victory on the republican side. but it was hours later, early this morning before hillary clinton was declared the apparent winner. >> so as i s

shannon, hold on for a moment. we want to read a statement right now from governor abbott in texas on justice antonin scalia. his statement says, justice scalia was a man of god, a patriot and an unwavering defender of the written constitution of the rule of law. he was the solid rock who turned away so many attempts to depart from and distort the constitution. his fierce loyalty to the constitution set an unmatched example, not just for judges and lawyers, but for all americans. and he goes on to say, shannon, we mourn his passing and we pray that his successor on the supreme court will take his place as a champion for the written constitution and the rule of law. let me stop right there because at this point president barack obama who is the president right now will likely have to make an appointment and that will have to go through a senate confirmation. and at this point, no one knows who he will choose. many people have argued against some of his previous picks. but nevertheless, this is another situation that

i'm shannon bream in washington. he had been an anchor for conservative wing for nearly three decades. his sudden death raises questions in the midst of the supreme court term packed with hot button issues -- abortion, affirmative action, and the president's use of executive power. through every decision scalia remained true to his judicial fill philosophy. >> originalism says that when you consult the text, you give it the meaning it had when adopted not some later modern meaning. >> he was known for his unexpected friendships with his ideological counterparts on the court. scalia and justice ruth bader ginsberg and their spouses enjoyed meals and traveling together n. recent years he formed oochs a bomb with the newest justice, elena kagan taking her to the shooting range and on an actual hunting trip. scalia was unapologetic about his faith and beliefs m. 2013 he chided a reporter who expressed shock scalia actually believed in heaven and hell and god and the devil. here is what he said at the 2009 catholic prayer

standup: doctor beth shannon with the north liberty pet clinic says don't smoke around your pets. it's one way you can help keep them healthy...high five....good boy.beth shannon, dvm north link of secondndand smoke to cancers in cats is real. shannon says smoking is connected with cancers, asthma, bronchitis, nasal diseases and lung diseases in dogs and cats.she says the cancer-causing agents can settle on your carpets, furniture and clothing...and your pets can't get away from it.1:37:00 cats, i think get a double whammy because they groom themselves, so they're collecting all those cancer- causing agents and then ingesting it.the vet says she's glad this is a conversation that's happening, for your pet's longevity and quality of life.by the way, she has a favorite cat video too.1:43:39 they're a couple treadmill cat video? "here's a live look at interstate 80 near iowa city on this wednesday commute. terry will have your final pay attention to the bylines if you read the huffington post today. today.catherine, duchess of cambridge will be a guest editor.she's publishing a blog

i'm shannon mulaire. we're less than a week away from the first in the nation new hampshire primary. hillary clinton is looking to build on her historically close victory in iowa. sanders is looking to keep his momentum from iowa, especially among younger voters where a whopping 84% of those between 17 and 29 years old supported sanders and he is also taking his good showing to the bank. the campaign received more than $3 million in donations yesterday. the most for the campaign on a single day. and right after his speech monday night, 40% of donations were from new donors. on the republican side, the indorsements are rolling in for donald trump picked up scott brown's support. someone he said he would consider being a v.p. candidate. and while another south carolina congressman indorsed marco rubio off his strong showing in iowa. edward lawrence joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: doesn't it seem like the intensity turned up a notch? this is fun to watch. both sides, democratic

shannon joins us now. it certainly took long enough, but your persistence paid off. >> reporter: it did. better late than never. we were the first to expose the crumbling walls, the falling balconies and the missing screws. could you imagine buying a new home and have it look like this a couple of years later? this was going on all over the state, but we kept on them until something was done. and today, finally, answers. first, 8 on your side uncovered moldly balconies falling off the condominiums in bradenton. dozens of homeowners turned to us when their builder, kb home, ignored their construction complaints or did band aid >> this was a car. law. >> reporter: then our investigation peeled back the layers of bad construction and took you within the walls of a condominium that didn't even walls together. >> all the two by fours are here. especially at this elevation. this is the third floor. >> reporter: we discovered followed. at the time, the official in charge of the building inspectors in manatee coun

thank you shannon behnken. >>> well, you can see the results of shannon's story tonight at 11:00 right here on newschannel8. >>> clear skies, warm south wind at 14 miles an hour. a nice breeze coming in from that southerly direction. and, that is just helping to raise our temperatures as well as the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. it is a bit more humid feeling. but that is all going to change front. but a line of thunderstorms, some potentially strong or severe, will move through the bay area any time from the a.m. to 3:00 p.m. strong to severe thunderstorms. yeah, that is possible. then back to the 60s for highs below average temperatures so, now is a good time to download the storm team 8 weather max app for any watches or warnings. and of course checking tout radar. 72 degrees. partly cloudy skies. 69 degrees as the front arrive thunderstorms. by 3:00 p.m., most of the activity should be inland. high lands county could be dealing with rain. some of it should be cleared of the area by then. then the changes start with the cold front moving through. 75 degrees in tampa internat

. >> reporter: the shooter is quickly arrested and identified as rochelle shelly shannon. a woman authorities soon tie to bombings of other clinics. >> shelly shannon was a solid believer in that violence was appropriate and that she was going to get the job done. she wasn't a very good shot, thank god. >> the doctors recommended he take a few days off. he said, no, i'm going to work. i have patients. >> you know, i'm just like my patients. you know, last night i got shot and i was scared, but there was somebody there to take care of me. >> so, the next day he just came in. his arms are bandaged. work as usual. >> he put up a big sign in front of his clinic that said, women need abortions and i'm going to do them. he felt, this is legal. it's a required service. and i'm going to do it. >> there was never any question in my mind that i was not going back to work the next day. i was going to work, hell or high water. i am not going to be run over. i'm not going to be run out. just that simple. >>> if you can't put up with the heat from society, don't get in it. it is not an

relative, this family created through circumstance wanted to be here tonight to celebrate as shannon received the 2015 fire officer of the year award. >> her mom asked her memory thing and her mom teared up and she said she was trying to pull little braided in her hair, to try to pull herself to the top there. >> she keeps holding your hand. >> oh, yeah, the whole time. we've been face timing and stuff like that the whole time. it's pretty awesome. >> awesome enough to receive this award. and awesome enough to win the love of the little girl he saved. in mount dora, tracy jacim, fox 35 news. >> the fight continues for an increased minimum wage in the state, and today child care workers, parents and kids, rallied in tallahassee to fight for higher wages, especially those who care for the state's youngest residents. people at the office of early learning spent the afternoon discussing how to split up federal child care funds. state representative victor torres is sponsoring a bill that would set the state's minimum wage to 15-dollars per hour. he says those who care for children do imp

>> shannon, the first time i saw that was five or ten minutes ago when you first showed it to me. >> reporter: after the e investigation, the city jujumped in full force, but how different would this look if someone took action when the report was delivered seven years ago. >> we would have taken immediate action, the type of person i am i would have went to the scene directly, i would have wanted to see it myself firsthand. >> reporter: shannon behnken, 8 on our side. >> slater insists the report was never given to him, the officer that signed for it no longer works for the city, and they want the property owner to see if the voids have gotten worse. >>> well, it's a miserable day in new england. check out the video from massachusetts today. blizzard conditions hit the area with as much as 18 inches of snow expected, and winds topping 65 miles per hour. candace mccowan too reporting in thatat wintry weather in the northeast covering the primary up there in new hampshire, but windy and wet, an ararea of low pressure, same one that helped cause showers across the bay area this weekend

we have our shannon bream, that's a big who's who cast in there, shannon. >> reporter: it is.the justices have already arrived. the first we spotted was justice clarence thomas, he is going to be a reader today during the ceremony. he was visibly emotional. he and his wife jenny both yesterday when the casket was brought into the great hall there prp they were very close. and as we talked about these nine are bound together in a way that we can't understand. whether they disagree on things, i'd logically, they're very close friends. we've talked about the relationship between justice scalia and justice ginsburg. very much opposed on have many key opinions, but still very, very close friends. and really, i don't think anybody can understand what it's like to serve on the court lifetime appointment through controversy after controversy, they have each other. and so today the remaining eight will gather here. we have seen justice sotomayor and kagan as well. justice alito and wife are arriving now. vice president dick cheney are inside. they will be the representatives if for the