she talked to our erin kelly via skype in a story you'll see only on 10. strahl's mother told me each day is a challenge to get through. she doesn't understand how someone could kill her son -- but she just has to find out why this lost her son, cyle strahl, she turned to his photos for comfort. but even those hurt sometimes. skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 3442 you know, i take the photos down, i put the photos up. i take them down, i put them up. i want to see him, but i don't want to see him. home on red horse lane in the lake edward community. virginia beach police have been unable to solve costantino talked to us via skype from pennsylvania. she is desperate -- for any information. skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 3238 this is just unbearable to think of what he went through after he was shot and laid there those hours and why, why, why i think i'd seen him like a week before 549 next door neighbor dorrand mitchell remembers that a woman got home and came out screaming, before homicide detective

sheila and her classmates are getting ready for a mystery skype. talking with students somewhere in the world.>> we skype to india and delaware. >> reporter: to find out where they are from. >> two people live in madagascar? >> it teaches them about other cultures and people.>> we learn about them as a culture and a country. >> reporter: is the time nears& >> is everybody excited? we are all excited.>> i just video.>> reporter: i first. >> are you in australia? -- a first.>> are you in australia? are you in africa? >> reporter: eventually both classes figure it out.>> is your country new zealand?>> the languages are english and other languages.>> thank you for giving us this privilege.>> reporter: it is world-class. >> thank you [ applause ].>>> coming to you live via skype, the students are talking with other students from wellington, new zealand. the new zealanders guessed right first. where am i right now? somewhere in the station. >> it looks like you are in the courtroom -- the control room. >> that is correct. >> tell the crew, nice job on th

invasion fast forward several decades and to run son found thomas allowed the couple to reconnect through skype is getting closer and i really am anticipating meeting another soldier for whom the action will be thomas is forward to most is seeing to run smile and quote giving her a squeeze. that's great and has been had this really is a seventy plus years while

australia is far away -- >> that is okay. >> they have skype. they can do this. >> skype dating. made a mad cash to our >>> you are watching news 19 friends @ five with. >> i am andrea mock. >> i am darci strickland. >> welcome back to friends @ five. democratic and republican parties are feeling the election heat with the next primary around the corner in south carolina. >> the average voter is a conservative who is interested in security and employment. on the democratic side, voters interested in social and economic issue. both parties say all will have to connect with the voters directly and get ready because south carolina is different than iowa and new hampshire. >> for the long term strength of the democratic party they plea in the south. we are a good testing ground for that. >> millions are watching republican debates. people are excited about the primary. the level of television online is through the roof -- activity online is through the roof. >> the -- all candidates have multiple stops in the state before the primaries. >>> coming off a fifth place finish in the new

became a widower and she eventually divorced they reconnected on scrap after more than 70 years--on skype >>:and i will say good morning back to you what would she do if i could give you a squeeze? oh i would love it

vince powers is the chair of the nebraska democratic party, and he joins us this morning viaia skype to talkbout what's ahead. vince, thanks so much for being with us this sunday morning. >> thanks very much for having us and taking time to discuss the nebraska caucus. >> nebraska's primary is coming up may 5th. i guess, tell our viers what inspired the democrats to go thisoute whe you will be back to the polls in may.. >> we wanted to move primary up to mid february. to be two -- the end of george sh's second term. it was an open seat, and we thought it would be good for nebraska replicans andnebraska demococrats to have anopportunity to help select the

, joyce's son tracked the first time in more than 70 years, the two talked to each other again via skype. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? >> i do. >> oh, my goodness. ( laughs ) oh, thomas. >> reporter: joyce morris, now 88 and divorced, lives in australia. >> the only one big problem is i can't take you in my arms and give you a scweed! ( laughs ). >> oh, here we are. >> reporter: problem solved.

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last year one of her sons found thoms on as on line and reconnected on skype skype after 70 years. [inaudible] >> i say good morning to you every morning. >> i would say. >> we have missed you you. >> you broke my heart. i will say good morning back to you. >> i don't believe that for >> what would you do if i could give you a squeeze? >> it would be lovely. >> a crowd funding campaign makes that to happen. >> this is what thomas did. >> a couple that first met just before d- day and reushgs nighted seven day it is later for v. or valentine's day. i've been watching, cnn. they waited a long time. hopefully we are turning drewer. travel and we would see snow in the morning and better by tuesday. canned can pass >> we have to admit it, this one stings a bit. pantherses came up short in the big game. it was a terrific ride when critics say it was a fluke until the end of the season when football profession was possible. not quite but we rolled to the playoffs and super bowl. rooting will not make it better. but isn't it great to see panthers flags. and wearing team colors and boss all

i was able to skype with her. it is new tonight. >> i haven't met with the stylist yet, so that will be interesting. it should be fun, interesting, weird, all of those. this is what the judges thought of her last performance. she is a hard time describing her style, country with folk and blues simply draft pick to don't forget the. he is an interesting back. he's also doing homework during to give up their score school she's in hollywood. not many other contestants have the added measure. if they give or her makeover the going to use that for toys story story. check it out once i can, very warm temperatures across the west. tonight we have a sweeping cold front, which is been driving a lot of wind and it is right here coming across the mountains as it continues to push east of the wind will stay up and once it moves feast of colorado, the wind will come down and it's the first 200 strong winds and the sultan mountain in the cell south plains the northeast corner of the state and we are feeling it in denver. the wi

sot -- passenger skype "the amount that things were shifting around our room was a little frightening." while aboard, royal carribean's anthem of the seas- caught in hurricane-force winds off the carolina coast. some passengers reporting the ship listing at 45 degrees! sot -- passenger skype "when we looked out the window, you'd see waves that were, it looked like the heighthtf our balcony.y.e're on the 7th deck. i don't know how mucucof that was the height of the waves and how much of that was us tipped over." gregg cribbs.. is one of some 4-thousand people.. ordered to remain in their cabins for hours.. leanna petrone is another.. also tweeting from the natsot - leanna (via twitter) "we're trapped in our leave" the ship left new jersey on saturday for a seven day cruise to the bahamas.. and the original plan onto florida and monday.. but based forecast.. officials had a change of to sail back to new jersey.. elizabeth hur oncam close: according to officials.. no one was seriously hurt.. but for their patience.. royal caribbean is issuing a full refund and a half-off certificate for

and re- connected over skype. a pulled them apart 70 years ago.... and now - they are finally reunited in person. ivan watson has the story. norwood thomas never stopped thinking about joyce morris. the pair first met in 1944. she, a 17-year-old british girl living in london he, a 21-year-old paratrooper for the u.s. forces. young love blossomed. (joyce) "i mean we snogged as you call see us." but their brief interrupted - when deployed to normandy to fight in world war ii. misunderstood his letter and thought he was already married - so she refused his invitation and they went their separate ways. they married other people. thomas eventually became a widower morris got divorced. last year, one of her sons found thomas online - and they reconnected on skype after more than 70 years. (joyce) "i have your picture framed on my bureau and i say good morning to you every morning. and say i've missed you to that photo (laughs)" (norwood thomas) "and i will say good morning back to you." (norwood thomas) "you broke my heart" (joyce) "i'm not sure that's tru

they used skype. when their story went viral, hundreds of donations poured in to help the two meet face to face for the first time in 70 years. they met in london before d day, that was the first meeting. he moved to the u.s. and she moved to australia but their >> find somebody who loves you and you love them, it would rather special, wouldn't it? >> morewood and his son will be in australia for two weeks. no word if there are plans beyond that. >> their story needs to be a movie. reminds me of the notebook sort of. >> they haven't seen each other in so hong. >> you know what today is. do the honors. >> we have the dancing umbrella. >> we'll give away this umbrella coming up at 6:45 this morning. to one of not the best but we'll pick one of our storm pins and we are inviting you to pin a photo of the frost if you are seeing it. if you are not seeing frost, get creative, maybe show us a heart in the frost or just a heart, i don't know. be creative. yesterday we had a lot of sun. today a lot of sun to

by the way, after hearing of the couple's high tech reunion on skype hundreds of people donated so they could meet in person and will spend two weeks together in australia but no words if they will stick around beyond that. >> they are adorable. >> a little snow. >> a little snow. light snow today and tomorrow. >> have a great day. there may come a day when i can't care for my daughter. with transportation, preparing meals. where can i turn? resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need in the setting of your choice.

a lot of things i do are actually off-camera, off of skype. so mostly e-mail, text, so it that. but it could happen, definitely. anybody's dry cleaning. >> a very flexible job. you are able to balance work and life with this, as a virtual assistant, right? it's flexible? >> yeah. >> i don't think she can hear us. but she is lovely. >> suze, you can make a pretty good living doing that? >> about $25,000 -- after you've worked for a few years. it is a little lonely, though. you don't have a lot of -- >> your children are there, you know. >> gives you flexibility, but you don't have that water cooler chitchat. >> this is -- you're talking about in-home daycare. now i imagine there are a lot of layers with insurance and -- >> right. >> licensing and all that stuff, right? >> highly regulated industry. >> it should be. >> it should be. >> those should be. >> totally agree. this field is very natural to many women. they raise their kids, have the skills so they want to take on two or three kids or four kids. the problem is, it is highly regulated and there are high startup costs. >> h

skies remained mostly clear you canr see that for months as is really brightening up in the skype were starting to get some cloud coverhe and eastlake in low cloud cover. will check it out. northern ohio. both of these lows trekking through the carolinas and another onere up over portions of minnesota her first word will describe the rain in the second one will tried the air. guess a changeoverd to wet snow as temperatures remain in the 40s. windy day tomorrow will start tos see it tomorrow night into thursday to wet snow. it's going to stay for a whilen official school closing station.da i'm getting sick. from two until five busiest port doors.ti keep that in mind if you're going to beat participating in that.rt writing under i 90 and also 150 second. over on the westside of someone 37 well as well. go to our website i'm sure you will see some lower gas prices in your neighborhood. people would ask for $200,000 to be allocated the peacemakerse alliance is once headed by reggie rocker who is accused of using the nonprofits cashr to pay off gambling debts p john k-6 is taking some heat

who is on skype. hi! what's your name? >> melissa. >> hi, melissa. so melissa would be our virtual how would it work? >> melissa has been a virtual assistant for ten years. from her home. she has several clients. she has built this business over that time. she has two daughters, 7 and 9 and a husband who works very long hours. and so melissa, how did you get started? >> my mother in law is a realtor, and i started working as her assistant. and people in the office asked how i'm doing everything, and she started inquiring, and i ran with it. and then i developed a nice clientele. the whole industry is from that network. >> fantastic idea. >> so it seems like it's such a smart thing. the only issue would be if skype didn't work or something dropped out in the middle of an important moment. deal with it? >> yes. a lot of things i do are actually off-camera, off of skype. so mostly e-mail, text, so it that. but it could happen, definitely. >> you don't have to pick up anybody's dry cleaning. >> a very flexible job. you are able to balance work and life w

li via skype. >> hi. >> during my visit, i was able to listen in on one of kylie's skype calls with dr. li. >> kylie, how's your stomach? >> my stomach is really good. i don't have to eliminate anything from my diet to see what's triggering them-- so yeah it's great. >> fahf-2 is currently in advanced clinical trials, being tested as a new botanical drug under the complementary alternative medicine arm of the fda. >> this approach is effective to prevent reactions, next step is that we'll continue to work hard, we'll build up an even stronger tolerance. >> over the span of this process for me i've realized that things are changing and there are impacts that have been made so i'm pretty confident that this is going to help. >> to eat without without fear -- a dream for anyone who suffers like kylie. the more techknow investigated, the more we found hope. >> what are some of the things you want to do now that you can eat these things? >> eat scrambled egg, and eat pancakes and waffles. >> [laughter] >> scientists still don't know why food allergies are on the rise, but whether it is hi-t

a humanitarian coordinator in syria is joining us via skype. how easy is this going to be for your personnel and how will you judge whether it has been a pleat success or not? >>-- a complete success or not? mellow, can you hear us? i think we have lost communications there with our guest in damascus. we will go back to that story when we can. a top adviser to pope francis has admitted the catholic church made many mistakes allowing children to be raped and abused by priests. it is in relation to a commission hearing in australia. >> reporter: taking the witness stand on the other side of the world, on sunday night cardinal george pell answered questions by a sex abuse commission in sydney from rome via video link. now in charge of the vatican economy, he was a senior priest in his native ballarat and later the arch bishop of nearby melbourne from the 1970s to 90s when tons of children were abused by priests. the commission wants to know whether he knew and why he didn't do anything about it. he said he was too unwell to travel to australia to

you know, off of skype. so it's mostly e-mail, text. it doesn't really matter about that. but it could happen. definitely. >> she doesn't have to go and pick up nin anybody's dry cleaning. that's what's good. >> it's a very flexible job, right? you are able to balance work and home as a virtual assistant, right? it's flexible? >> yeah. >> i don't think she can hear us. >> she's really sweet. >> and suzy, you can make a pretty good living doing that? >> you can make about $25,000. depending -- after you've worked for a few years. it is a little lonely, though. you don't have a lot of -- >> your children are there. >> right. it gives you flexibility but you don't have that water cooler chitchat every day. >> you're talking about in-home daycare. i would imagine there are a lot of layers with insurance and licensing and all that. >> a highly regulated industry. >> as it should be. >> it should be. >> it's one of the ones that should be. unlike so many others. >> totally agree. this feels natural to many women. they raise their kids, they have the skills, and so they want to t

how did you two get set up for that skype interview? >> i'm an actor. was on ss casting doing what i normally do, searching for gigs, cementing my pictures and things like that. they had an add for the super bowl in there looking for 49er fans. i thought that's be -- me. one thing led to another and it took off from there. >> you're in northern california guy living in sacramento now. my mom is here in oakland. take us back to that day when you're out there. >> it was a great experience to pierre so many people payment you. was great energy everywhere. everyone was super excited to be uncommercial. even when we came back to san francisco and shot with seal, it was great energy is >> calendar that take?>> 12 days. my mom pulled everybody. she told everybody when it was the right time. it's all over her facebook. she showed the video at her job over a projector. you know how moms are. >> take us to super bowl sunday. i know you are going to be watching. you have no idea when it's going to air. you will be looking forward. >> definitely. i will probably ju

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the information included text messages, skype calls and photos. apple fought back by removing the apps and putting stricter security measure in place. >> they get at your lists to build a profile on you. >> reporter: some apps are collecting information for in 2014 a lawsuit was settled with a company over the flashlight app alleging it transmitted information to third parties without telling consumers with. but he says he's found a flashlight app that can do more troubling things. >> this turns on your micro phone in the background and sends an encrypted tunnel to a server we discovered in beijing. >> reporter: you're saying they're listening to conversations and sending that audio back to beijing? >> yeah, we've tracked it. >> reporter: where is it? >> on information drive in beijing beijing beijing. >> reporter: he gave a report to the fbi. his recommendation. >> we really have to look at our phone and say this is really a personal computer that fits in our pocket, let's shut down all the apps we don't use, let's delete apps that don't make sen

last year one of her sons found him online and reconnected on skype. after more than 70 years. >> . you broke my art. >> you broke my heart. >> i don't believe that for a moment. >> . a crowd funding campaign raised enough to make that happen. journey. to australia. >> . just before virginia v day. reuniting 7 decades later. >> . still don't know what to get your honey for valentines day. google some ideas. >> . take a look at the map of america. shows the gifts google users look up the most in each state. >> . here in colorado. we look up cup else yoga. tp fd nevada. fredericks of hollywood. in the pacific northwest. bearskin rugs and washington. and romance novels in oregon. plus size kansas is pretty tame. lovers there search for diamonds the most. popular in michigan. in tennessee, adult toys are popular. but they got to be cheap ones. and not to be out done. people in pennsylvania search for edible under wear. more than any other valentines day gift idea. >> . seriously. >> . khopbg chocolate. >> . part of edible under wear. who knows. >> . glad we live in colorado. >> . let's

as he told me over skype from iceland the attendant didn't speak english. he just kept driving. he was looking for a hotel on instead he typed laugarvegur, the extra r took six hours through steep mountains and icy paths to a house in a small town on the island's northern tip. >> i rang the door. the woman answers. she starts laughing at me. >> reporter: that woman found him a place to stay not before posting the story on facebook. by the following morning, he was town legend. by the time he reached reykjavik he was an island celebrity being stopped in the streets. nicknamed the lost tourist at bars. he graced the front page of the country's paper and landed himself on tv. he even got lost again while heading to the famous blue lagoon. he learned his lesson this time and interrupted a conference. >> i barged in. asking for directions because the gps got me lost. they asked me are you the guy that got lost and went up north? >> sound like you are terrible with directions? direction in america. but over here it is just weird. >> reporter: suppose to fly home to new jersey. but now

even find wallpaper on the ceiling, when katy recently skyped i for live. >> wallpaper on t ceiling is a great way to pull room together. she's so fearless and so hysterical, that we have incorporated all those things into her house to make it a home. >> he has helped out all kardashians as well as ryan seacrest and america ferrera. >>> now for the latest entry into the nothing is personal rality tv. five parents including lindsay lohan's parents are airing their dirty laundry for all to see. is this all for ratings? or can this show really help these fractured families? >> i didn't cocaine and i >> when there's no cameras around, you can't get to there and when you're in treatment, you're veryreactionary. >> it's raw and intense. one house, no phones, no tv, and the cameras roll 24/7. >> i do this ontelevision. >> just close the door on t past, bring awareness to domestic abu move forward. >> the lohans have plenty to work through, as do the rest of the house makes and teen mom and her sisterbritney, the new vh1 series wit jan is sometimes out of control. >> it was a real big slap in

. >> reporter: george sycip told us via skype that during the storm his balcony door appeared to be lifting away from the frame. >> you could hear the waves crashing against the hull, metal twisting and banging. it was scary. >> reporter: the "anthem of the seas" cruise ship left the new york area on saturday, florida, when it got caught in a storm. jared johnson shot this video after the captain ordered everyone to their room. >> at one point people were falling over, and they said, hold the wheelchair, so myself and others were standing over holding the wheelchair so they weren't going to be sliding around. >> reporter: while the worst is over, george sycip says he is still worried. >> we are rocking a lot right now, and it makes me wonder if there are issues with the stabilizer on the ship. >> reporter: royal caribbean says the ship experienced wind speeds higher than what was forecast. scott, the coast guard also reported that the winds reached up to 115mph, and that happened when the storm hit. >> pelley: jericka duncan. jericka, thanks very much. in a moment, the doctor who made the c

became a widower and she eventually divorced they reconnected on scrap after more than 70 years--on skype >>:and i will say good morning back to you what would she do if i could give you a squeeze? oh i would love it >> reporter :a crowd funding group got together to make that dream actually happen a couple of that first met just before d-day jus--met again just in time for v-day valentines day >> j.r. :even the hospitals get into the holiday spirit for valentine's day. check out these february babies.all dressed up for their birthdays. newborns at pennsylvania's washington hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked into little envelopes made just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all the babies born this month at participating hositals. the program is called "little hats, big hearts". it raises awareness for heart disease, in addition to celebrating valentine's day. more to come on kron 4 news at 11. we'll take you to toronto.site of tonight's nba all star game. we'll show you how steph, klay, and all your warriors did against the east. choos