south korea south korea in a show of force between the two koreas. the jets arrived at japan and based near seoul. the f-22 raptor is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the world. the u.s. would not say just how long the four jets will be deployed in south korea. >>> pope francis wraps up his visit to mexico today. he'll become the first pope to visit the u.s./mexican border with where he plans to go to a prison and meet with mexican workers and show his area of concern for the plight of residents. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today and 50 miles from the border in el paso. >> the plan after the mass he will walk up to the fence and offer a personal prayer for migrants. told 45,000 young people that they are the wealth of the future and urged them to avoid the lure of the areas profisk drug trade. the pope said he knows it's hard to feel valid when they have lost so many young ones to drug violence. reminiscent of a concert, one said we love you, pope. some call the pope's visit here a diversion. how many people do you think are unhappy with the pope here? 10%? 20%? >> i think a little bit more. like 40%, 45%, because they think that the money should be in other areas. >> repo

korea is always cold. it's hard to play because sometimes it snows." the korean kids came for the competition..but not the bad habits (daekyu kim/chadwick international, south korea): "south korea is really conservative. what i mean by that is: they don't allow casino, drinking, smoking to the little people/little kids like us. however, when i arrived here, i went downtown at the hotel and i saw a lot of casino stuff and i was just kind of surprised and amused by that." some americans don't like their odds at playing soccer..our asian friends are tarokanesaka/chad wick international, south korea): "it's just the people spring slots. they lose but they still have fun. i don't know? it's just weird." winning is great..but nothing beats making memories acoss the world with your friends.. (ricky fujioka/tokyo mustangs): "it's like a one-time experience and i think that we're lucky to be able to play here.") /// ((jon tritsch)) > tonight..it's exciting to debut the vegas five..it's the end of the week and we're fortunate big moments and plays happen in this town.. but here are the five that left the biggest impact we begin on a sad note.. southern nevada sports hall of famer rich ab

hours after north korea's rocket launch a reminder of the fact that the south korea side is very much on high alert for any further what they call provocations from north korea. the south korean defense ministry said a control boat came close to the de facto northern border at about 6.55am local time. the defense ministry here saying that five warning shots were fired by vessels of the south korean navy and that that north korean patrol boat retreated north of the line within about 20 minutes the incident was over. the presidential offer here saying that a heightened service will be maintained. it is a very big holiday here in south korea. south korea has said it will expand its loud speaker broadcasts, broadcasting propaganda across the demilitarized zone. a lot of focus here is on the u.n. security council after that emergency meeting on sunday. a lot of pressure trying to be brought to bear on china to support tougher sanctions against north korea in response to the 6 january nuclear test and sunday's rocket launch >>> the names of nominees for myanmar's next president and vice president will be revealed next month. aung san suu kyi's party the n.l.d. won knows elec

south korea south korea who is in milton outside of joyce's home with more on this interview that you will only see on one station. >> reporter: harry richmond tells us that his dad wanted to do the senator a favor but a started to feel like he was being taken advantage of it. driving away from his milton home that is the first time we've seen state senator brian joyce since the f.b.i. and irs raided his canton law office. >> reporter: speaking to just one station harry richmond says he is relieved the feds are investigating the lomb because he -- law maker. moy dad where he was able to, you know, to get free services for his dry cleaning. >> reporter: richardmond says what started as a favor turned no more than a deck aud of free dry cleaning. >> i think he took advantage of a guy who was trusting. >> reporter: it's one of the many questionable actions the senator is now under fire more. but the law maker says he got the dry cleaning in change for his little help. >> it was never a barter system. he did perform a couple of legal services for moy father. he was paid for those. there was billing and the he was' paid for those. >> reporter: now alongside the state's republican chair the massachusetts fiscal alliance is calling for the senator to resign. >> we're asking for is set the bar higher for elected offices. >> reporter: the senate president is waiting to act until agents finish their investigation. >> we'll allow the due process that every american is entitled to to play out. >> reporter: the senator home at about 12:30. yesterday his attorney spoke for him saying he doesn't believe he has done anything wrong. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> adam: reveer fehr -- officer is refreshed to the hospital after he lost control. tonight we're hearing from the people who ran over to help the officer out of the wreckage. jennifer egan is live in chelsea where it all came to a crashing end, jen. >> reporter: adam we're also hearing that the officer is back at home and recovering. this started as a police chase in revere. the officer was checking on a report of a suspicious person in a vehicle. witnesses say he was going very fast when he crashed into this telephone role. they rushed over to help. >> right when we got close enough the cop opened the door. fell out. said someone help me. >> reporter: a revere officer badly hurt. >> bleeding. he was holding his ribs. >> reporter: his cruiser mangled. investigators say he crashed chelsea while chasing a suspect. >> we heard a loud roar. >> reporter: ortiz was working nearby. >> he saw the honda civic take the turn and basically almost gave away. spun out but it caught himself and straight. >> reporter: but investigators say the officer lost control at the bend in the road. he hit a telephone pole then slammed no a second pole. concerned about wires coming down ortiz helped pull the officer to safety. >> he said help me then after he, we lay him down he was cold and shivering and holding his chest. >> he was in shock. we threw jackets over him and put one jacket under his head. >> reporter: utility crews spent hours stagizing and rightinged poles. revere police say their officer should be okay. something ortiz is glad to hear. >> hope he is doing o's k. just crazy moment. happened so fast. >> reporter: as you can see the work continues for he was last seen speeding away from the scene here in a white car heading towards east boston. police are searching for the person. we're life in chelsea, general egan, 7 news. >> kim: a tractor trailer crashing just photofrom a home in -- feet from a home in marlboro today. no pun was hurt but it did believe people in the area without power. >> adam: as the news continues, dialing up trouble, solve it 7 steps in when a woman's phone won work to get her a refund. >> reporter: temperatures climb to the 50s, much different than last weekend but we're also tracking maybe our next winter system. all the details coming up next. >> reporter: on location in sports for the red sox 2016 spring training. field after his battle with lymphoma, thissier ago he has something he didn't have one year ago. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. 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 real difference for you. >> adam: a local mother hung up after trying to surprise her daughter. she bought a refurbished cell phone but when her daughter opened it it won't turn on and when she went back to the phone company they won't help and here is kris anderson. to christmas shopping for her four children christine goes in with a game plan. >> we always try every christmas to get one big thing for each of the kids. >> reporter: the big gift for her teenage daughter, an iphone. >> not being able to afford the newest iphone i went and tried to get a refurbished iphone which we've done in the past and never had a problem. >> reporter: christine bought the phone through boost mobile's website in november. placed it under the tree and waited for her daughter to open it christmas morning. >> she was very excited. >> reporter: that excitement quickly faded. >> she plugged it in. nothing came up. nothing, batly. nothing, blank. we tried a different charger. still nothing. >> reporter: christine says boost mobil informed her of their 14 day return policy and said there was nothing they could do. >> my daughter september kaying am i going to get my phone. >> reporter: when she took that services she god more bad news. the technician said a trip had been placed over the positive water damage indicator. >> they said it's unfixable. christine went back to boost mobile but got the same response. >> it was like hitting a brick wall every time i talked to somebody. >> reporter: i've seen a up koll of ep -- couple of episodes that you help people out. i said let me see if this is really for real. >> reporter: it was. we reached out to sprint which owns boost mobile. and explained the situation. a day later christine received a phone call from sprint. the representative told her that she could get a new cell phone for her daughter. >> first thing i said was thank god i called solve it 7. >> reporter: boost mobile provided us with a statement. our customers are our number one priority and we always do whatever we can to help them revolve issues they may have. we're so happy we're able to resolve the customer's we appreciate whdhtv bringing this matter to our attention. >> you guys are wonderful. i can't believe you did it. >> reporter: we were able to dial up a solution in this case. and maybe we can do the same for you. if you have a problem, we want to hear about it. give us a call at 617-367. 7777 or send an e-mail to us. in the news room kris and errson, 7 news. >> kim: following breaking news from umass amherst. reports of an armed hostile person on cam u.s., peer pond hall. umass amherst is telling people to sheltner place. they sent out an alert to everybody on campus. more information appears will pass it on to you as soon as we get it. >> reporter: weekend highs will be around 50 degrees but that doesn't mean we can >> adam: the belmont native who ran seven seven couldn't elimination boston marathon. the race should be an easy one for the 35-year-old who spent more than 27 hours running during her world marathon challenge last >> announcer: now 7 weather with bri eggers. >> reporter: balancing out our temperatures for the month of february. you remember where we started this month into the 60s, it was so far above normal. last weekend so far below normal so we're sitting at about even at this point. the warm effort day is 65. the coldest is 9 below 0. incredible but we do see another boost in temperatures as we get into this weekend. it'll feel very different than a week ago. current temperatures just below the freezing mark, 31 in boston. 30 norwood. 26 worcester. but we've had a touch of a breeze, couldn't ignore it all day long. it has been with us. still with us. sustained winds about 5-15 miles an hour that is adding a chill to the air. so it feels like 21 in boston, 16 worcester. 19 in fitchburg, we've clear skies with us for most of us tonight. you might be able to see the international space station go by if you are out there with your telescope, but we'll lou for temperatures heat near the earth's surface is escaping back. the only exception for the clear skies will be out cape cod, south shore as well as we could even get some ocean effect snow showers come into play overnight tonight. i don't expect any accumulation from that. then we look for flakes into tomorrow night but believe it or not that is in response to a warm front that is come through so the warm front will give us those milder temperatures for the weekend and possibly even pop a few rain sprinkle, rain showers as we get no saturday. so looking at the timeline a little closer up you can see those snow showers. they don't last very long or amount to very much but temperatures really dropping overnight. by the times we hate -- hit 6:00, 7:00 in the morning we're in the teens then you can see tomorrow night, those snow showers coming into play again. not expecting much out of that. it's a quick mover. it quickly is gone before we can notice it but flakes flying tomorrow night. not out of the question. for saturday afternoon and even as well. but lock at how mild the temperatures get. normal tomorrow then we

south korea and u.s. is that something that is a reality. >> they hoped talks. south korea. south korea were reluct able to, they did not want to -- reluctant. they didn't want to upset china. it may move forward slowly. it's part of a trend where south korea is acquiring. if you are sitting in north korea it may not worry you: i worry about a small incident growing, north korea fearing if they wait they'll lose it all because south korea is stronger militarily. that's an instability that is unwelcome. i worry about that. >> thank you jim walsh >>> more u.s. troops will arrive in philippines as a deal to return the american military to the islands in and hold off china's influence in the region. residents say there's too much of a u.s. presence in the country. >> reporter: demonstrations such as this are not unusual outside the u.s. embassy, although a long-time ally, many say more u.s. troops are not welcome. more than 100 soldiers are here. it rises with an enhanced cooperation agreement, or edca. . >> it will make the whole facility, it's a huge u.s. military base, and edca wil

south korea. south korea warns the north koreans are probably testing band technology. -- banned technology. the u.n. called it a violation of its rules. the u.s. and china condemned that launch. is back to the campaign trail after an ego smashing democrat bashing republican debate. the candidates set their site -- sites on marco rubio. >> the gloves were off in new hampshire. donald trump doubled down on his controversial position. >> i hit immigration. i talked about muslims. >> this is a president who in the wake of paris and san bernardino will not even use the word' less focus on defeating the enemy. affordable care act. s missile launch claims. >> the next president is going that in the game. it' s a preemptive strike is don' t have a uniform. christie. >> it does not prepare you for president of the united states. hit by a massive snowstorm and you didn' t stay there for 36 hours and left and came back to campaign. well. >> let me talk. quiet. >> in just a few days, we will find out which candidate made the most compelling case to new hampshire voters. kara: coverage of the new hampshire primary continues later this morning on wesh 2 with meet the press at 9:00 and matter of fact at 10:00. adrian whitsett will have live updates on the wesh 2 mobile app. one republican candidate is heading to central florida. ben carson will be holding a luncheon at the country club of ocala on monday. the fundraiser runs from moon -- noon until 12:30. bernie sanders' s saturday night live can -- cameo is dominating the social media discussion this morning. the two took on different roles. >> hold on. wait a second. [applause] >> i am so sick of the 1% getting this referential -- preferential treatment. up eating a metaphor. still got plenty of laughs. it is the biggest day of the year for football fans. super bowl sunday is here. more than one million fans are in the bay area to watch the broncos face off against the panthers. while peyton manning versus cam newton promises to be a new show, the halftime show got more star-studded. bruno mars will join beyonce and coldplay. the cheapest ticket on stub hub is now $2850. fans will gobble up 1.8 billion chicken wings. fortune magazine estimates a 32nd commercial this year cost $5 million. chicken wings, super bowl sunday, they go together. dave: that is a lot of chicken. who knew they were counting chicken wings? here is data for you today. planning an outdoor super bowl celebration, it is going to be windy and chilly out there. starting out cloudy, even over in volusia county, a couple sprinkles at this time but it is all going to transition out. this is the way it looks right now on first alert doppler. you can see sprinkles moving offshore. belleview, along the i-4 corridor, that it is going to be a few hours of clouds that finally clear at sunshine. temperatures finally -- it is the wind that is the problem. it is feeling like it is down in the 30' s at this hour. a raw, windy warning -- morning . transitioning from cloudy to sunny by the afternoon, topping a cold work week coming up. kara: central florida' theme park is building once again. legoland' s take expansion plans. commercials. we may find them funny but do advertisers? what it takes to get them s new this flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the day and the night. flonase. six is greater than one. kara: new information on that at police are offering a $3000 reward for any information leading to the killer. one person was killed and seven others injured at club rayne yesterday morning. three of the victims were under 21. a woman says some were injured because there was a stampede to get out. 5:16, a man whose company told epcot -- built epcot has died. john tishman died at age 90. new on sunrise, legoland is planning its second expansion in a year. according to the lakeland ledger, paperwork was fired for a new resort called project oasis. you are looking at video of the legoland hotel. it will be built on vacant land across from the parking lot. bowl. companies spending millions of dollars on 32nd ads hoping you will go by their product. it is not that easy for some smaller companies. >> if last year' s super bowl commercials pull heartstrings, this year' s targets funny bones. >> humor is the most used approach in the super bowl ads. doritos, skittles hopes star power hits the >> comedic sweet spot. >>when it works it can be effective but when it falls flat, not so much. >> honda hedging its bets with another advertising stick. >> in costs -- in contrast to last year summer ad is trying british wit from helen mirren to target drunk driving. for ads that hit the laughter bull' s-eye, there is often stuff like beyond game day. >> people are more prone to share humor. >> many ads have already been teased or premiered in full. which carries risk. >> when you lose the element of surprise it limits the impact. >> with more than 100 million consumers watching sunday, advertisers hope the last laugh is there' s. kara: can we just watch that last one? you can use stats, flipped a coin, or animals to predict who wins super bowl 50. the brevard zoo sent this video. two went with the panthers but only one picked the broncos. dave: my son is going to be very sad about the cheetahs at the brevard zoo. i don' t know how a 13-year-old becomes a broncos fan. kara: are you? dave: he is the trail blazer. it is cloudy and awful out there. you can see a lot of light around the air force base. there is also been a few raindrops on the camera lens so it is not all that pleasant at this hour. it is going to be cold, raw, and windy as well. north west at 13, many areas seeing wind at 25 miles an hour. many can see them gusting. these temperatures are not crazy cold for this time of year, but it is the wind making us feel wrought out there. -- raw out there. we have wind 17-15 miles per hour out of the northwest and that windchill, almost everyone feeling like it is in the 30' s. along the coast line, the backside of the departing low, wraparound moisture ringing a couple of sprinkles. low foggy conditions out there. that is the way it looks. it is moving up the eastern seaboard. it is going to be a mess in the at atlantic -- atlantic. a cloudy morning, a few sprinkles coming off the gulf. as our low pulls away, sunshine comes out but it is going to be making for hazardous boating conditions. if you are thinking about how this impacts surfers, the big day is not going to be today. these are not the lows, these are the highs. temperatures in the 50' s all around central florida. there is that beach and boating forecast. these offshore and 10-15 foot rain -- waves. wind is going to clean that surf up. wet weather turning sunny as we head into the afternoon. again, i said get out there early today, make sure the clouds begin to clear. not a bad day. it is going to be windy. lots of cold weather in the outlook for you. temperatures only topping out in freezing temperatures a possibility a couple of mornings. kara: the gainesville police officer who chose a game of pickups over punishment. how the attention is turning to the kids in that story tonight. high-tech toys thatuary 15th, everything in our store is on sale. thirty-six month, come in today for our best prices of the year. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx: knocking. we're early! the presidents day sale. from classic to contemporary, kara: the gainesville kids now famous for playing basketball with a police officer and shaq game. you may remember this video of bobby white playing with these kids. a week later, shaq showed up to shoot hoops with them as well. they got the ip tickets to the game. rip twitter is the top trending topic on the social media platform. the company ceo is saying call him down. buzz feed reported twitter was going to get rid of the live timeline up they and start using an algorithm to decide which tweets show first. over the past five decades of super bowl, a lot has changed especially in the way of how the game is played and watched. look at these cool new gadgets experts say will be able to transfer the players physical information through the chip. you would be able to track a player movements while he is on the field. all of that in the comfort of your own home. >> you can take the tv and make the wall around it fill out the at the stadium. kara: it is not clear when some of these gadgets will be available to everyone. we are continuing to follow breaking news. a deadly shooting spree at an orlando club overnight. two dead, six others hit by gunfire. what happened inside that busy nightclub ahead on sunrise. dave: we are talking about a cloudy morning in central florida. 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are still a few sprinkles around. doppler radar is picking up on spits and dribbles there. picking up on low clouds out there, so some of those greens are not reaching the ground that if you are heading out in the next hour or two, expect missy conditions. -- misty conditions. you don' t see a lot of variation, but the wind we are dealing with at these -- this hour, the windchill is largely your day is going to turn into a breezy and windy day. windchill' s poll the heat away from your skin. eventually, we will see sunshine temperatures in the 50' s. details of what you can expect coming up. kara: a massacre inside an orlando nightclub. two people are dead and six others hurt. gunfire in the inside glitz ultra lounge on universal boulevard just after midnight. dozens of police cruisers blocked off the surrounding area overnight. detectives are still there. they do not have any information about a possible suspect. we have reported trouble at glitz twice in the past year. in late october, two men were shot in the parking lot, and last june a man was hurt while ducking for cover. we have reached out to the follow updates throughout the day on the wesh 2 mobile app. the search continues for a killer who targeted a man outside a claremont publix. andrew jones died friday night. >> i was shocked. i did not expect that. kara: both kenny kyle and police are trying to figure out why jones was shot. kyle says his friend played football in high school and was a philadelphia eagles fan. >> we had barbecues, cookouts. he was a typical kid. kara: a backpack and shell casings were found in that parking lot friday night. a witness saw a white car speeding away. jones had a white car. police are not sure it was the same one. stay away. we are pushing for answers this outside the florida mall. 19-year-old samuel dustin died from his injuries. on friday, he rushed into the jcpenney and collapsed. 20-year-old andrew garland was found shot in a car. he was pronounced dead minutes later. both men had broward county air -- addresses. new video into our newsroom. you can see the whole a truck punched into -- hole a truck punched into one orlando business. the truck also took out the street sign. we will let you know as soon as police give us more information. two people are suing ucf over the enormous eight a breach 63,000 people might have their personal information exposed. matt lupoli looked at how it could turn into a lawsuit. matt: a lawsuit filed against the university in response to the data breach that affected tens of thousands. officials announced records were accessed without authorization, copper mise in names and social security numbers of current and former employees, students, athletes, and others dating back to the 1980' s. 63,000 records were compromised. we are identifying the night the breach was announced. >> hopefully everything will be ok, but it is unsettling, knowing your identity could be in the hands of someone else. >> a records breach is the worst matt: lawyers representing two other victims have filed a class action complaint against the school in federal court on behalf of themselves and the others affected. they allege ucf failed to adequately protect their information. the lawsuit moves to request documentation of other breaches and cyber training practices and security policies. the lawsuit criticizes the school' s handling of the breach and seeks damages to be determined by a jury trial. in orlando, wesh 2 news. kara: ucf is sending letters to those affected. we have contact information posted on our website inside of wesh.com. global outrage over north korea' s rocket launch. while the country celebrates, defense officials talk about a missile defense system. south korea believes the rocket was a cover-up to test banne d technology. in commitment 2016, the new hampshire primary is now two days away. who became the primary target for republicans in their final rennet state debate. -- granite state debate. >> marco rubio was defensive, knowing he would get slammed for being a first-term senator. the experience is not just what you did but how it worked out. >> you have not been involved in a consequential decision where you had to be held accountable. >> chris christie and jeb bush. >> you learn by doing it. >> trump, who skipped the iowa but from importing every undocumented immigrant got slammed by governor john kasich. >> i couldn' t imagine how we would begin to think about taking a mom or a dad out of the house when they have not committed a crime since they have been here, leaving their children in the house. that is not the kind of values that we believe in. >> ted cruz grabbed the trump hartline. >> we are going to build a wall, , will say

south korea. and the northern boat moved past the sea. harry fawcett with more >>> less than 24 hours after north korea's rocket launch, a reminder of the fact that the south korean side on high alert for flakations from north korea. the south korean defence ministry reporting that a north korean patrol boat south of the de facto more time border, the disputed border at 6:55 p.m. local time. defence ministry says five warning shots were fired by vessels of south korean navy, and that that small korean patrol boat retreated north of the line. the incident was over. the dehli office said a -- presidential alert status saying the line would be maintained. it is lunar new year, a big holiday in south korea, south korea says it will expand the loud speaker broadcasting proppa gander across the demilitarized zone in response to the rocket launch. one of the focuses is on the u.n. security council after the emergency meeting on sunday. a lot of pressure brought to bare, supporting tougher sanctions against north korea in response to the january 6th nuclear test and sunday's rocket launch. >> the united nations is urging haiti to form a new government after president martelly stepped down on sunday. the parliament has to choose a c

south korea. i buy thousands of television sets a year for different jobs. they all come out of south korea. lg, samsong, sony which lost its way in japan. i buy thousands and thousands of television sets. we don't make television sets anymore. now every time the guy in north korea, the wild man, every time he raises his voice or starts talking nuclear we start sending -- we get nothing for this. we get practically nothing. if we have 28 right now, 28,000ed 28,000 ed soldiers on the line between north korea and southea. south korea san economic -- >> you aren't saying take those soldiers out. >> we need to be reimbursed. one reason our military has the biggest budget in the world times ten is not because we have a strong military. it's because we're protecting everybody. >> more of our conversation ahead, including why donald trump made donations to other plig politicians, including hillary clinton, before he became a politician himself. >> you were buying access? >> i was buying friends. >> you were buying friends? it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back.

south korea south korea in a show of force between the jets arrived at japan and based near seoul. the f-22 raptor is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the world. the u.s. would not say just how long the four jets will be deployed in south korea. >>> pope francis wraps up his visit to mexico today. he'll become the first pope to visit the u.s./mexican border with where he plans to go to a prison and meet with mexican workers and show his area of concern for the plight of residents. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today and 50 miles from the border in el paso. >> the plan after the mass he will walk up to the fence and offer a personal prayer for migrants. >> reporter: tuesday, the pope told 45,000 young people that they are the wealth of the future and urged them to avoid the lure of the areas profisk drug trade. to feel valid when they have lost so many young ones to drug violence. reminiscent of a concert, one said we love you, pope. some call the pope's visit here a diversion. how many people do you think are unhappy with the pope here? 10%? 20%? >> i think a little bit more. like 40%, 45%, because they think that the money should be in other areas. >> report

korea after its rocket launch. there's been tension at the border between north and south korea. a north koreaen patrol boat moved south of the boundary in the yellow sea. we have more. >> less than 24 hours after north korea's rocket launch, a reminder of the fact that the south korea side is very much on high alert for any further what they call provocations from north korea. the south korea defense ministry saying a north korea boat came past the more time border at 6:55 a.m. five warning shots were fired by vessel or vessels of the south koreaen navy and that that north koreaen naval boat retreated within about 20 minutes, the incident was over. a heightened alert status would be maintained. there is no schedule for the president on this new year holiday day. it is lunar new year across asia, a very good holiday in south korea,le as well. south korea has already said it will expand its loud speaker broadcast broadcasting propaganda in response to sunday's rocket launch. a lot of focus here as in other countries concern is on the u.n. security council after that new jersey meeting sunday, pressure being brought to bear on china to support much tougher new sanctions against north korea in response to both

south korea. right now, north and south korea are in a standoff. south korea is concerned about recent missle tests by north korea. the u-s is defending its ally by sending in powerful warplanes -- which it's done before when there's been tension in that part of the world. a step towards healing following the terrorist attacks in paris. california rock band eagles of death metal erforming in the city last night. three mononhs ago their concert turned into a blood bath when suicide bombers stormed in. many survivors of the attack attended the concert. the band also discussing what it felt like to return to the city... "facing your demons is empowering police guarded the entrances to the concert hall last night and concert goers had their bags checked before entering the u.s. surgeon general meets with the people affectd by the more than two hundred people packed inside a church to ask questions. the doctor says the filters are working... and he doesn't believe the water is connected to tt legionnaires' outbrerek. federal resources are already being provid

north korea is planning a terrorist attack on south korea. at least according to south korea spy agency. you can see it making headlines. a south korean lawmaker says kim jong-un gave that order himself to make the south korea says possible targets might be subways or shopping malls or power plants. >>> this morning court will lane. she is the boulder county woman accused of attacking a pregnant woman, stealing her unborn baby. the victim is michelle wilkins. she took the stand yesterday in this trial. she shared emotional testimony about the attack when she was seven months pregnant. joins us from boulder county with a look at what we can expect today. eric. >> eporter: mitch, we can certainly expect to hear more emotional testimony. it was tough for us to hear the details when this story first emerged last year, and now we're forced to relive it as we go through this very tough trial. take a look at video here, this is michelle wilkinn taking the stand and of course very emotional when explaining what happened to her. seven months pregnant at the time. she went to lane's ho

south korea. i have buildings in south korea. i like south korea, but we don't have the money to do it anymore. at is that? uh-oh. it's isis. get them down. i would shoot that guy down so fast your head would spin. what do you think general macarthur would do? what you think general george patton would do with isis? how long do you think isis would have been around with general george patton who was a rough, tough guy. his people loved him. they would do anything for him, and they would die for him. today, we have generals who go on television and say, isis is very tough. believe me. we have the right people. we have the right minds. -- by the way, it is seriously depleted. general odierno when he left, he goes on television -- people shouldn't do this -- he says, the military is the most depleted of any time he has seen or heard of. that might be from the beginning. butstly, he's a good man, he shouldn't say that. why should we tell the enemy that? we are going to build it up. i'm going to build it up fast. it's the cheapest thing we can do. nobody is going to mess with us. i don't want to use

korea where i ordered thousands of televisions, all coming out of south korea, lg and samsung, we have to make sure take that country, south korea, where i have very good -- i have buildings in south korea. i have actual buildings in south korea. and i say this despite this. we have $19 trillion in debt. with the omnibus deal, $21 trillion in debt. they have to reimburse us for our costs. >> when the justice department signs a big deal with a big bank like morgan stanley, which accordinged eed their settleme agreement, there were misrepresentations. i call it lies and fraud. which contribute to the 2008 financial crisis. but it's just a civil settlement and it doesn't seem like anybody ever has responsibility for the giant things that happen where in are material misrepresentations. would your justice department have criminal investigations? >> i think so, yeah. i mean there were things that were done that were very illegal, things that were done that were very bad. they have -- >> do you have any problem with the fact that it was strictly a civil settlement? >> i don't have a huge problem with it because i understand. >> but yo

north korea' s rocket launch is fueling a series of talks about a missile defense system in south korea. south korea warns the north koreans are probably testing banned technology. north korea says it is a peaceful satellite launch. the u.n. called it a violation the u.s. and china have condemned the launch. turning to commitment 2016, it is back to the campaign trail in new hampshire after an ego smashing, democrat bashing, republican debate. the candidates set their sights on marco rubio. kim hutcherson has a recap. >> the gloves were off in new hampshire. donald trump double down on his controversial positions. >> i talked about muslims, we have a problem. nobody else wanted to mention the problem. >> this is a president, who in the wake of paris and san bernardino will not use the words medical -- radical islamic terrorism much less focus on defeating the enemy. >> you have to replace it with something that makes sense. >> they talked about north >> the next president is going to get the u.s. back in the game. >> that is what i worry about the most, nonstate actors, people who do not have a unif

korea in the wake of the rocket launch. there has been tension between the south korea and north korea. a patrol boat moved south of the boundary in the sea. a north korea pa frol boat came south of the de facto maritime border. at about 6.55am local time. the defense ministry here saying that five warning shots were fired by vessels of the south korean navy and that that boat retreated north of the line. in about 20 minutes the incident was over. a heightened alert status is maintained. there is no schedule for park geun-hye. across asia a big holiday here as well. it south korea says it will expand it's loud speaker broadcast in response to the rocket launch. a lot of the focus now as in our countries is concerned on the u.n. security council after that emergency meeting on sunday. a lot of pressure trying to be brought to bear on china to support much tougher new sanctions against nok in response to the january 6 nuclear test and sunday's rocket launch >>> in syria where government forces backed by russian air strikes had intensifying in a campaign to recapture the city of aleppo. they have seized territory a

south korea today. analysts say north korea will likely view the fly-over as a sign that the u-s will defend its ally-- south korea. the north and south are at a stand-off over north korea's nuclear ambitions. pope francis is wrapping-up his trip to mexico today. he plans to stop at a time when the a key topic in the presidential race. he also plans to go to a prison-- which is something he does-- on almost every foreign trip. in tallahassee-- a bill --that would allow people to carry guns through airport terminals-- was narrowly justice committee. still has a long way to go---before getting final it would allow people with concealed-weapons permits to carry guns through the airport-- before they get to security checkpoints. guns would not be allowed in the areas where passengers board planes. today-- we are finally going to find out florida's winner-- of that record-breaking powerball jackpot. the lucky person bought the winning ticket from a publix in brevard county. fox 35's keith landry has the details on today's announcement. one local lawmaker easier for you to vote. more on her proposal-- that would change the terminology of vo

korea's rocket launch, a reminder of the fact that the south korean is very much on high alert for any further what they call provocati provocations from north korea. the south korean defense ministry reporting that a north korean patrol boat came south of the de facto maritime boarder, the northern limit line at about 6.55am local time. the defense ministry here in seoul said five warnings shots were fired by a vessel or vessels of the south korean navy and that boat retreated north of the line within 20 minutes the incident was over. the presidential office here saying a heightened alert status would be maintained. there is no schedule for the park geun-hye on this day across asia, a very big holiday here in south korea as well. south korea has said it will expand its loud speaker broadcasts across the demilitarized zone in response to sunday's rocket launch. a focus now here as in other countries is on the u.n. security council after that emergency meeting on sunday. a lot of pressure trying to be brought to bear on china to support much tougher new sanctions against north korea in response to both the january 6 nuclear test and sunday's rocket launch >>> the u.n. is urging haiti to quickly form a new government after the president stepped down. parliament must choose a caretaker president to lead the country until a long delayed run-off election can be held. the political crisis has triggered months of unrest. >> reporter: people here wrote supposed to be celebrating carnival and hand over the power to a newly elected president on sunday. instead, protesters filled the streets near the presidential palace and carnival festivities were cancelled due to fears of violence. people do not have a preside

south korea has fired shots at a patrol boat after it crossed a disputed boundary in the yellow sea. harry fawcett has the details. >> less than 24 hours after north korea's rocket launch, the south korean defense ministry reporting that a patrol boat came south of the de facto maritime border, the disputed maritime border, the northern limit line at 6:55 a.m. local time. the defense ministry here in seoul saying five warning shots were fired by vessels off the south korean navy, and that's north korean patrol boat retreated north of the line. within 20 minutes the incident was over. it is lunar new year across asia, and a very big day here south korea as well. south korea said it will expand its broadcasting propaganda across the demilitarized zone in response to sunday's rocket launch. other countries concerned with this is on the u.n. security council after that emergency meeting on sunday. a lot of pressure trying to be brought to bear on china to support much tougher new sanctions against north korea in response to january 6th nuclear test and sunday's rocket launch. >> and still ahead on the program, how falling commodity prices is threatening south african mining jobs. find out when a leopard wanders into a school in southern india. >>

south korea. i like south korea, but we don't have the money to do it anymore. what is that? it is isis, cut them down. down soshoot that guy quick your head would spin. what you think general mccarthy or george patton would do with isis? long do you think general george patton who was a rough, --gh guy, don't get rougher they would die for them. we'll have that today. we have generals who go -- we don't have that today. you have generals who go on tv and say well it is very tough. we have the right people in the right minds -- it is seriously depleted. the general, when he left -- people should not do this. he goes on television and says that our military is the most depleted of any time that he has seen or heard of. we will build it up. it's the cheapest thing we can do. nobody will mess with us. it's the cheapest thing we can do. we are going to buy and get all of these countries making a fortune. japan with the cars, millions of cars we send out practically nothing. they will, and pay for protection. we don't even have a good relationship with them. china is building a military fortress in the south china sea. i don't think they are worried about the snails and the fish in the snakes. you know what they do, they say to say morning we want to go there and they start four hours later. with us it would take 45 years of environmental impact studies. obama is always talking about the carbon footprint. one, theakes air force and he plays golf. so we will get our jobs back. we will take care of our military. jobill do such incredible we will take care of our vets. metal [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, they are treated better than our vets and we will not let that happen anymore. we will make unbelievable trade deals and we will become a rich nation. a woman came up to me recently and mr. trump, i do not like one thing you say. president, but don't say we are going to become a rich nation again. it doesn't sound good. isaiah sounds great. we cannot become great if we are losing $500 million a year to china and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to ev

south korea. right now, north and south korea are in a standoff. south korea is concerned about recent missle tests by north korea. the u-s is defending its ally by sending in powerful warplanes -- which it's done before when there's been tension in that part of the world. back in eastern iowa -- a teacher faces charges -- accused of stealing medication. doug wilkinson of cedar falls was arrested this month in connection to missing prescription drugs at holmes junior high. wilkinson is a high school english teacher. he's accused of stealing student medication - including adderall. court records says security video allegedly shows him taking pills from the nurse's cabinet... "well i was shocked. i thought i we reached out to the school district -- which tells us this is a confidential personnel matter. continuing coverage this morning of a shooting investigation. a year after a teenager from vinton died, arrests are made. some oo the charges are drug related. investigators say emma redlinger was accidently shot in the head last year after a friend mishand

south korea and japan after north korea launched a rocket over the weekend. the u.s. says the satellite is effectively useless as it is spinning out of control in orbit. harry fawcett is in south korea's capitol, seoul. >> reporter: southefense ministry has been talking about what it has learned so far from north korea's launch on sunday. it says the first, second, and third stages all appeared to separate successfully as planned, but the first stage which exploded over the sea to the west of the korean peninsula may have been exploded on purpose to prevent the south koreans from learning too much from the debris. it does say, though that the indications are that there have been some improvements to that technology, since december 2012, that the rocket -- rocket engines may well be somewhat stronger, that the satellite appears to be double the weight of the one carried last time around, and the maximum range of this rocket may will be 12,000 kilometers as opposed to 10,000 kilometers there were reports from the u.s. saying they think the rocket is tumbling in orbit, and is not useful as a satellite. there remains a big effort to try to get sanctions through the u.n. security council. there were three separate telephone

south korea as tensions with the north grow. why is the u.s. getting involved? nikole: the u.s. says it maintains an ironclad commitment to south korea after deploying for fighter jets in a show of force. this happened after north korea recently conducted a nuclear the u.s. and south korea consider the rocket launch a prohibited test of missile technology. south korea's president warned of the north's collapse if it program. pyongyang is likely to view the american air power as a threat. although the u.s. has not said how long the jets will be deployed. elizabeth: nikole killion live in washington, thank you. . for big issues and how they will impact you. plus, she won the lottery but it's what she did with the money that's amazing. seven finalists, only one can be the top dog. elizabeth: as for drivers. to bills of the statehouse and the big changes they could mean for you on iowa roadways. alyx: the scoreboards are up from beef to beefy athletes. a big strong weekend for the metro's economy ahead. >> the most-watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. trump trump. >> hello, who is this? donald trump: hello this is donald trump, hello stephen. eric: stephen colbert taking a call from donald trump and called

south korea. so every time we order televisions, they come from south korea. fortune.e a we protect south korea. let me tell you something, why aren't they paying? they pay peanuts for what we do. every time this guy, you know raises his head, we see our ships sail. we have 28,000 soldiers at the border. so we take care of the world, we don't get it. saudi arabia, before the oil making $1 they were billion a day. $1 billion a day. and we rent space to help them. we rent military bases. we pay rent. yet without us, they wouldn't last two weeks. way to change all that stuff, folks. we want to be good, fair, have heart. the e're not going to let syrian folks, we don't know who they are, where they come from. they're not coming in. you know, you have a lot of them. i don't know if you know it. them moving toof south carolina. i don't know, have you heard this? and you ought to tell your governor, don't let them move to south carolina, you don't want them in south carolina. they'll say, well, we have nothing to do with state government. let me tell you something, if state ernor from the didn't want to

trickle down economics.econ >> reporter: clinton changed her focus after her south korea ow south korea -- south carolina blowout. >> tomorrow this campaign goes >> reporte national. >> she won the state's an vote by african-american vote by a staggering 72 points. on face the nation sanders didn >> we did really, really badly with older african-american voters. i mean, we got decimated. >> reporter: tomorrow he must must compete in seven more southern states. the latest cbs news battleground tra tracker shows him trailing clinton by 24 points in texas and 28 p and 28 points in georgia. voters there said clinton is more qualified, but they viewed d sanders as more principled and honest. princi >> secretary clinton does it a little bit differently. ly. >> reporter: a distinction he tried to draw in oklahoma city. in o >> if you're going to get paid o get $200,000 for a speech, must be a00 for pretty damn good speech. and if it's such a good speech, transcripts. >> r >> reporter: clinton campaigned d in nashville with scandal after tony goldwin. a camera caught her candid ction reaction when he to

south korea are heating up again. south korea has cut off the power and water supply to an industrial no one that is run jointly with north core rearks this south's workers and froze assets. they say that the launch of a rocket was really a ballistic missile test and is in violation of the treaty. >> and to ionstein einstein was right, he predicted the existence of gravitational waves a part of his theory of relativity, and he claimed that the waves were created by violent clietions collisions in collisions inthe universe, and it was just a theory, and they never thought they would be able to prove it, but using some special instruments, scientists been able to predict the police station >> that is pretty impressive, and look, some fascinating video, that all of you have been raving about, a very rare manatee moment. this man key is going for it above the water, pokes his head out and he is enjoying a little snack of spanish moss. can you believe that? >> that is really cool. and fox 13's josh cascio has a look at why the area is one of the manatee's favorite for spots this time of year. >> pictures and videoing coming out of three sisters spring

korea's leader kim jong-un. south carolina said that he was executed for factional conspiracy. south korea has halted work at the industrial park it shares with north korea harry fawcett has more now from seoul. >> the case of the industrial complex is the last vestige of the north and south since 2000. it's more than symbolic. producing $500 million worth of goods to south korean companies. all that is coming to a grinding halt. >> now in order to prevent cas the capital being used for missile development and to protect our businesses from being sacrificed our government has decided to suspend all operations. >> south korea's president has for weeks been promising a tougher response to north korea'north koreanorth kore korea's nuclear test. it won't just affect the leadership but an employees effecting 200,000 people who will be without work. for them it won't be the first time in in april of 2013 north korea pulled workers out of the plant at a time of high cross-border tensions. south korea negotiated to get the plant up and running five months later. now it's south korea who is pulling the plug, and it wants punitive actions from other nations especi

south korea as tensions continue to grow. why is the u.s. getting involved? nikole: the military says it maintains an ironclad commitment to south korea. after deploying fighter jets and it comes after north korea recently conducted a nuclear test and fired a long-range rocket. the u.s. and south korea consider that a prohibited test of missile technology. south korea's president warned of the north's collapse if it doesn't abandon this bomb program. pyongyang is likely to view this latest show of american air power as a threat. the u.s. has not said how long this will be deployed. elizabeth: nikole killion live in washington, thank you. four big issues at the statehouse and how they will impact you in our next half hour. plus she won the lottery but it's what she did with the money that is truly amazing. at's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! no ball nonsense. get $300 per line and a stronger signal, elizabeth: as for drivers. t

korea with more sanctions over its nuclear weapons program. this comes as new claims from south korea that the north is planning a terror attack. south korea believes it is the target. heather: the south' s spy agency says kim jong-un gave in order to make operations for the attack. north korea launched a satellite that could exploit could carry a missile. ed: troubling details about the cargo ship that sank with 43 people on board. the captain was apparently warned that hurricane walking was forming in the atlantic. -- with 33 people on board.he sent that warning via text on vacation. he claims the captain replied, and plant to go near -- and planned to go near but south of the storm. investigators want to figure out why he chose to sail close to the hurricane. the name of the critically injured driver. david card and lost control of his truck and it landed in the icy water. ed: a major road in new hampshire shutdown overnight following this crash. the driver of the tractor-trailer says he turned to avoid a dog along route 101 and slammed into his marlboro home. power lines were knocked down, cutting power to about 400 homes. fortunately

south korea. you have a maniac right next door. we protect south korea. every time we go on television to get the televisions from south korea. make a fortune. we protect them. why are they paying for the defense? paying for their defense? we have 28,000 soldiers of the border. we take care of the world and we don't get anything for it. saudi arabia was making $1 billion a day and we rent space we can help them. without us they would last for two weeks. we will be gone. we want to be good we want be fair we want to have hard. when i do with the syrian folks in the we don't know what they're doing. they're not coming in. you have a lot of the moving to south carolina. have you heard this? you are to your governor don't let the move to south carolina. we have a state government. it's the governor from a state did want to have them, you have to have them. we don't know where they come from. we want help them with safe zones. we'll $19 trillion. owe $19 trillion. the gulf states have so much money they don't know what to do with it. go to brussels. it was incredible. why call for a moratorium on immigration first he with tremendo

u-s fighter jets are flying over right now, north and south korea are in a standoff. south korea is concerned about recent missle tests by north korea. the u-s is defending its ally by sending in powerful warplanes -- which it's done before when there's been tension in that part of the world. back in eastern iowa -- a teacher faces charges -- accused of stealing medication. doug wilkinson of cedar falls was arrested this month in connection to missing prescription drugs at holmes junior high. wilkinson is a high school english teacher. he's accused of stealing student medication - including adderall. court records says security video allegedly shows him taking pills from the nurse's cabinet. "well i was shocked. i thought i heard everything, but yea i was we reached out to the school district -- which tells us this is a confidential personnel matter. continuing coverage this investigation. a year after a teenager from vinton died, arrests are made. some of the charges are drug related. investigators say emma redlinger was accidently shot in the head last year after a friend misha

north korea from getting the money it needs to develop miniaturized war heads and the missiles used to deliver them. >> the u.s. flew flour s 22 fighters jets over south korea. the u.s. and south korea set to begin talks with missile defense systems. as jake ab ward explains, it's a system signed to bring down a missile. >> chad turns for terminal high altitude defense. it has three parts. a series of radar unit, fire aerial control communications, and a launcher that fires an interceptor, basically a big stick. the idea revolves around the word terminal. a missile travels from one place to another. after it has touched the apex. it enters the terminal phase, in which it essentially it falling. that is when the system seeks to intercept the missile, striking at it before the war head. >> this system used to be fantasy, and the idea is complicated. in rint years the tech -- recent years the technology is reliable. they been able to accept small missiles, struggling with a similar type. the system is almost entirely automated. you have 90 seconds between launch and missiles raining down. it's effective with 1,000 interception, and 90% success rate. that'd has been similarly successful

south korea/u.s. joint military exercise in march, pyongyang would instigate localized provocations along the dmz or other spaces. >> what is the effect of this launch on south korea's policy on diplomacy and defense? >> south korea would exert a full effort for suffer sanctions on the north with united states security council's strong resolutions. seoul defense ministry has already begun official talks with u.s. forces in korea about deploying them. a high-ranking official underlined if it's employed in the korean peninsula it will only be operated against north korea. beijing has been opposing the deployment in south korea as the detecting radar technology of the missile system could reach to the chinese area and perceive it as a minute drans to its military readiness. seoul has decided to negotiate for the deployment, catching justifiable moments for the national security of the republic of korea. the important thing is that the international community may underestimate the technological sophistication of north korean engineers. pyongyang is getting closer to possessing nuclear-tipped intercontinental negligent ballistic missiles that could strike the u.s. mainland. >>> rescuers in taiwan have pulled a m

or high altitudv ballistic missiles before they land in south korea.a we have wanted to deploy that in south korea for a while for south korea'sefense as well ae the defense of the american bases there. and south korea has been wary of that. they have been warming up tobech china. south korea has been w drawinga closer to china under the leadership of president park inr south korea andy general secretary xi in china. xi in c south korea has been moving away from japan, close er to china while maintaining the alliance. that changed in january and february when north korea first conducted another nuclear test and then launched another icb -y intercontinental ballistic missile. president park gave a speech thd saying this fundamentally eployi changes our relationship. they are in close talks with us about deploying the missile o system which china objects to very strongly. what's worrying about this is china has been more active in combatting south korea's desire to protect itselflf with the thd missile system than in present o ing north korea from conducting ballistic missile tests.tercon right now it appears south korea isis le

korea, its terminal high altitude area defense, thaad. this is a system aimed at knocking out high altitude ballistic missiles. we have wanted to deploy that in south korea for a while, in defense of south korea and u.s. bases. south korea is wary of that because they have been warming up to china. they have been warming up under president park in korea and secretary xi in china. and changed in january february, when north korea conducted another nuclear test and launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. president park gave an important speech saying this fundamentally changes their relationship and are now in close talks with us in deploying this missile system, which china objects to strongly. what is worrying is that china has been more active in combating south korea's desire to have this missile system then it has been in keeping north korea from conducting these intercontinental missile tests. it seems that south korea is leaning towards deploying these systems. host: (202) 748-8001 republicans. (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8002 independence. tom from florida. i was curious why we have not heard the united nations get involved in this. primary one of the positions of intere