>> first, what is a kidney stone?s crystal that forms in your system between the kidney and the bladder, or in the kidney itself. most of the time it's between the kidney and the bladder. testimony these stones, crystals are often forms of calcium and uric acid. people know that, from goutd. let's focus on calcium. now, calcium comes from your diet. people out there probably think you are getting it by eating too much calcium. that's not the case. it's the calcium that's in your bloodstream that's the problem. now, if you take a lot of calcium supplements you could actually form these. but i'm more worried about something in your diet like spinach, like nuts, like rhubarb. things that cause a compound called objection late which bonds with the calcium and gets into your kidneys. you have to drink a lot of water. that's the bottom line. if you drink a lot of water your risk of stones goes down. if you have kidney stones the risk of passing them goes up. water is the key. >> consume. one crucial thing if i may. you said

stone attracted enemies. g andcteristics of hog stone provide context for a betwenn will and strom thurmond -- between will and strom thurmond. among the servants employed at the home of strom thurmond was a 16-year-old african-american girl named carrie butler. butler gave birth in 1925 to a namede named as he may -- essie mae. mary washington, another sister, raised her alone. until she was 25 did she learn yet and the mother, and three years later, she met strom thurmond. her birth in october coincided with an abrupt occupational change for thurmond, who had been a schoolteacher in edgefield. on the day that essie mae is born, she announces he has -- taking a jobhe is as a real estate agent in monthsa, until several after essie mae moved to pennsylvania. then he comes back to edge filled and teaches high school. month ased the same essie mae's birth. we do not know if will thurmond played any role in the career change. hard to imagine the demand so careful with appearances, so sodful of reputation and hope

oversized stone arches. and then beyond the stone arches you'll see the fourth-story bell tower, which is actually the highest structure in the hollywood hills. >> while the bell tower is another prime example of old world architecture, more modern amenities await in the south wing. >> the oversized french door of the house. to your right are one of the guest bedrooms, and to your left is a state-of-the-art gymnasium. the full south wall of the gymnasium is a wall of glass that's set off with stone archways and then obviously the natural vegetation beyond. >> this combination of old and new continues in the lavish guest suite. >> one of the unique features of the estate is that every bedroom has its own wing. so every bedroom offers complete privacy. the guest bedroom on the south wing of the house follows that female of grand scale. we have 15-foot-high ceilings, hardwood floors, oversized french doors, and the french doors all open to a private as we enter the west wing of the property, we enter another gu

ted: meanwhile, peter welch says there is nothing like putting on that last stone. i really wonderful. "chronicle." world' s most fa m stonewallo and the woman who lists five tons in a day. us romancing the stone on main streets in the back roads of new england at 7:30 on "chronicle." in the is charming everyone. the little boy mustered up the courage to pop the question to her. >> of course you can be my hospital husband. thank you! phil: her hospital husband. they sealed the deal and then they had a dance party in the hallway. he hopes their future together will be full of dance parties, laughter, and of course, legos. all good marriages are built on legos. jc: of course. the pats are not in it, so this for the ads. phil: big, big money as you know is spent on the ads. up next, there is a preview of some of the ads and how much money we are talking about here. heather: coming up next at 6:00, the governor is calling for answers after the death of a three-year-old boy in roxbury. boston' s police commissioner is also weighing in and talking about the investigation now underway. commi

i got my stone. >> reporter: the problem is the stones kept falling even off the sides of the building that went up. owners of the 54 almost new condos each have to pay about $100,000, businesses on the ground floor including the university of delaware each have to pay about 300,000 to repair what some allege in a lawsuit was shoddy construction, stonework and drainage. it means their pretty building is a construction site. some balconies are sealed off. patios covered to protect customers. the entrances are hard to find through the scaffolding and oh, yeah, the repair work is very loud. it is noud. they really had no choice but to pay for the repairs. they hope to recoup the money once it goes to trial. the lawyer for the original contractor here says the company knows there is a problem here that bad work was done but the subcontractor down below that did the stonework is to blame. i did call that company, i did not get a call back. tim furlong, "nbc 10 news." >>> also new at 6:00, haverford college is rescinding bill cosby's honorary degree, the school joins dozens of others that di

maria sofia-stone: it' s pretty devastating. cara: early saturday morning, a car plowed through the living room of her suntree home, landing in the kitchen, leaving a trail of splintered wood and maria sofia-stone: the kitchen counter, the sink, the dishwasher, almost in foyer. she evidently from what i hear from the police officers is that she backed up. she had gone completely into the kitchen. cara: luckily stone wasn' t home at the time, but neighbors heard the noise, called 911 and came running. neighbor: first thing i did is go to her bedroom see if she' s alright, i saw her bed was made and she wasn' t home. and there was this strange girl what just happened. cara: what just happened was something that has happened here' s a photo from brevard county fire rescue showing a similar scene in stone' s candlewick drive home just two months ago, when a car crashed through her sunroom. and two other times before that. cars have crashed through the hedges outside her house, barely missing it. no surprise that stone and her neighb

if the soil becomes mixed with the stones, the efficiency of a stone field decreases, so stones must be carefully swept aside. the next step is to dig in cow manure. finally the stones will be spread back. melons will be grown here for the modern city nearby. lanzhou is home to 2.6 million people. its historical geography holds clues to the future of western china. today lanzhou is the second-largest city in china's northwest and the capital of gansu province. so, why is this city here? its growth is largely the result of 20th-century central planning. but what inspired the communists to develop lanzhou? imagine the challenge for maoist leaders trying to link core areas in the east with the western frontier provinces. vast areas of deserts, high plateaus and mountains block many routes to the west. rivers like the huang he were one means of transport, but they were not navigable in many places. they were also not easily crossed. ( speaking japanese ) translator: this is the huang he. lanzhou was built on this site because of its geographical features. the river above lanzhou is swift

- [clon] spears, shields, skin, pots, stone axe. - so what? we didn't steal 'em. - things never missing before strangers come from other side of hill. - what would we want with those prehistoric relics who are only fit for the museum of natural-- - [mac] alright, hector. - [boss] quiet! (audience laughing) boss tell strangers. more things stolen from village. boss punish! - without asking any questions first? - kill first! (sneaky band music) - captain, do we have to go through with this? - yes. - [hector] why? - because it's an order, that's why. - well that's good enough for me, but i'm scared. - [mac] well don't be scared. - is that another order? - yes, that's another order. (audience laughing) hector, the only chance of clearing ourselves is by finding the real crooks. - i'm not scared. i'm not scared. (gasping) don't do that. - no wait, i see a figure over there. - [hector] me too, let's get outta here. - no wait a minute, it might be the thief. let's sneak up and see what he's doing. - i've got a better idea, let's stay here and see wha

stones, you got it.he stones are kicking up after you roll over them. is there a whole crew of penndot guys showing up to the eastbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. look, they had so much stone they got one of those sweeping trucks and bulldozer here. here's what happened, about an hour ago a dump truck full of stone dumped the entire load on the eastbound lanes of the schuylkill right here near city avenue. folks have been rolling over it like one of those monster truck situations down there. look at bulldozer here, picking up the stones. they push it to the side some of the stone flicking up on the cars behind it there. i'm sure anyone coming through at seven or 8:00 o'clock hour you will will see nixon the hood of your vehicle later today. the northbound 202, an accident near route 29, an accident on the boulevard, north bound at rhawn, in the inner drive. watch for an accident in east falls on schoolhouse lane in wissohickon avenue. i got word they are starting to see delays at le guardia beca

you never want to have stone writing a book about you.it's a sad commentary when you got thousands of people jammed in an arena, many begging a guy to use a vulgarity. >> actually, it's our pop culture. donald trump is the greatest show on earth. he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke. he's had a phenomenal career and unscripted as bill donohue said and unhandled and unmanaged and the american voters find it refreshing. does anyone really think our political leaders don't speak like this behind the scenes when they are not on camera? of course they do. harry trueman did. richard dwight eisenhower did. >> is this what hillary clinton wants to face in the fall or is there part of you, be honest, that says this is frightening because he's really energized his base? >> i say keep it up, mr. trump. republican party nominee, his negatives among the general population not the republican base is higher than any other person running for president. so as a general election candidate we extrapolate at this time of season from what the base of each party

: ours gave us his citiestimation of the four cs of this stone and valued diamond between 400 and $600. >> the retail is probably going to be worth $3,000. >> reporter: from one of the independent jewelry stores we visited.another evaluation from this pawn shop in d.c. it only offered us 200 for the ring. and a major retailer in a mall. we received different evaluations from each place we visitvisited, and the values range from 200 to $4500. how do you know what you are really buying when you purchase a diamond? >> you really very no other way besides just trusting the people

joe levy - contributing editor at rli stone -- thkst's finally kendrick year to sweep joeevy, rolling stone he hadumerounominaons, including some in the big categories and he did not win in those major cagories. many peopleere surpri is ys line uon stage is also iressive sot: joe levy, rolling stone "things you can't see anywhere else but the performers also are alwa looking to make an ession. hedictbithings from . rihanna! lady gaga wi do a david bowie tribute. adele ... whose hello came out a little too late to be nominated this year. natsliele o sang t 1983 classic "hello" is set t perform too! nats "le urself" singer justin bieber -- who didn't make the peorm. mike wilber c ne. e grammy awards takelace morrow evening. apple is entering e origal t-v series business and hip-ho legend "doctor dre" will star in series. that's according to an exclusive report in the "hollywood report." e show "vital gns" will "si-utobiographibout the rapper's life. music, the tech mpany'stre the work week ahead will be another ni one. if youe off for esident's day expect mostly sunny sks and highin t 5

trends with different gem stones? >> different gem stones. diamonds mixed in, all yellow diamonds, and then these are both sapphire, we have em rand down here, plane white diamonds. >> just gorgeous. now, we of course would love to spends millions of dollars on jewels, for the rest every us how can we make these trends more except be? >> always ways of making things less expensive. you can use, put a bun diamonds together, color stones together to make it look like one. these have a bunch of invisible, look like one big em rand. >> such cool illusion, would you think one big immoral, but a bunch of smaller gems consideration cut the price back? >> yes, significantly. >> oh, how much are we talking there? >> a pair of earrings like that with a single stone in it could be several hundred thousand dollars. where those are 6,000. >> oh, just 6,000. hey, much more reasonable. >> much more reasonable than a couple hundred thousand. >> fantastic. you have to point out the most stunning i think piece here the most expensive cuffs we have here. that's

the stone came from the company pure grown diamonds. instead of mining diamonds from the earth, pure grown has gems developed in a singapore lab. process uses carbon and other gases to create diamonds in a high pressured chamber in 12 weeks. the ceo says the gems are ecofriendly, conflict-free and 40% cheaper. >> i know when i first heard about man made diamonds i'm thinking cubic zirconias and costume jewelry. >> these are diamonds. they are identical to mine diamonds. >> reporter: increasing number of companies are getting in the man made business. one start up, diamond foundry has the backing of actor and activist leonardo dicaprio. >> i would not be able to tell a difference. >> reporter: tom moss says you the only way to be certain is to put it under an infared light. >> both the size and quality of diamonds produced in laboratories are quite good. >> reporter: some may hesitate to buy a non-traditional stone for their bride-to-be. >> he could not have picked out a better stone for me. >> reporter: the couple is making plans for th

right now stone. we are still in the very early stages so there are not to many details we know at this time. check back for later updated.the wind diminishes tonight as temperatures drop into the 20s by friday morning. afternoon temperatures near 40 degrees, some sunshine and a weekend. temperatures in the 50s will give most of us spring fever by monday. keep in mind it is still february. with that said, we are tracking the potential for snow in parts of iowa tuesday. there is still a lot to iron out, but model guidance is leaning toward a storm tracking across the middle of the country. right now the timing would be tuesday and tuesday night the early stages so there are not to many dedeails we know at this time. check back for later updated.the wind diminishes tonight as temperatures drop into the 20s by friday morning. afternoon temperatures near 40 degrees, some sunshine and a light breeze is just a tease to what we can expect this weekend. monday. keep in mind it is still february. with that sai

stone, you see him here pushing brown's head into the hard wood. he did apologize to brown over the weekend. he also apologized to fans and his teammates, saying he let his emotions get the best of him, that he takes full responsibility for his action. the terps will be without stone for thursday's game at minnesota. >>> moving on to hockey now. the capitals haven't lost walk to back game too often this season. so based on that history, everyone is expecting a bounceback game tomorrow night against the kings. expectations for this may be through the roof. but the capitals are thriving off this pressure. >> when you get a win get accustomed to wing, and you lose a hockey game, it's really upsetting. it really ripples through the locker room. guys get very upset. >> good teams don't lose. and we just got to make sure that we always bounce back. >> when you a belief you can win every night, it's pretty powerful. you only have to work at it if your work ethic or your execution falls off, then it will start to show. so i think they're good at getting it

this heart of stone no, you'll never break this heart of stone no, no, this heart of stone you'll never world i that she's never had a backstreet guy i bet she's looking for a downtown man that's what i am and when she knows what she wants she wants from her time and when she wakes up and makes up her mind she'll see i'm not so tough love with ani'm in uptown girl you know i have seen her in her uptown world she's getting tired of her high class toys and all her presence from her uptown boys she has got a choice oh oh oh oh oh uptown girl you know i can't afford to buy her pearls but maybe someday when my ship comes in she will understand what kind of guy i have been winthen i went -- and when she is walking, she is looking so fine and when she is talking she'll say that she is mine she'll say i'm not so tough just because i'm in love with an uptown girl she's been living in her white bread world as long as anyone with hot blood can and now she is looking for a downtown man that's what i am oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh uptown girl she's my uptown girl you know i'm in love with an uptown g

(nats) "so it's pretty much set in stone despite the opposition?" but many say they will continue to fight to try to get the move stopped. "i'm completely against it. there are slaves that are buried all over this hilltop and they should be honored and they should stay exactly where they are" county leaders were not able to comment on the status of the lawsuit. no date has been set yet on the relocation. noell saunders wdbj7. waywhat a quiet day overall the clouds of been sticking around in the yesterdays rain has now moved off to the coast of this is a the live you from related beach in a north carolina can see the raindrops on the lens and a sherry this because it's forecast of the next couple days in fact we sherry what's going on we got a front that's lingering off the coast the stationary boundary stock it's not going anywhere for the time being there's also a low-pressure system that's can a move overhead you map that will move overtop of us tonight in that may help the trigger a few isolated sprinkles katie rule out some snow showers as the t

word began to spread about this guy named duck and members of the titanic stones. >> we kept hearing this name, duck. that he was from chicago. that he was putting out a lot of dope here in rockford. he was just a young guy, but he had a real reputation. people were afraid of him, just a little guy. the talk in the street informant information was that this group run by duck, titanic stones, were trying to take over the drug trade in rockford. and they were moving real strong. >> when they arrived here in rockford, there was definitely a power struggle. chicago versus rockford. we'd have our robberies, our shootings. there had been murders here. >> every so often, somebody comes into power. it's just like anything else in life, you know. any business or any -- you know, something always rises to the top. >> it was an epidemic. it's basically what it was. >> they were shooting a lot of people. >> random gunfire was taking place, a lot of it directed to housing developments in the city. we were having multiple shots fired during these shootings. there was one particular incident that t

"a single woman's guide to adventure" by jessica stone. jessica stone? naw, it couldn't be. can i see that? she wrote this incredible book. she's had some of the wildest adventures in the strangest places. me, too, but i never wrote a book about it. what a shame. it is. it's her. it's jessie. jessie? i take it you know jessica stone. know her? well, yes, i sure did know her. i haven't seen her in about 20 years. oh, i just read this book. jessica stone is such a fascinating woman. she's climbed seven of the world's highest peaks. really? i'm surprised we never ran into each other. those sherpa guides are usually good about introducing people. she also spent three months alone in a south american jungle barely escaping an attack of fire ants. did you know that fire ants can devour an entire elephant carcass in less than an hour? then they burp and explode. john. oh, i'm, uh, i'm very sorry. let's get on with the meeting. john, you can't announce you know a famous author and not tell us about it. yeah. how well did you know her? did you share some wild adventures? we had a wil

a baseball bat. 50-year-old benny stone is also charged burglary with intent to commit assault. according to henry county sheriff's office, stone forced his way into the home in bassett friday. they say stone hit scottie rose in the head several times with a baseball bat. 3 3 danner pots right now we are getting a better picture of the uber driver accused of killing six people in michigan prosecutors say 45-year-old jason dalton admitted to investigators that he killed people. according to the detroit free-press dalton once worked as an insurance adjustor, is married and the father of a 10 and 15 year old. a michigan gun shop owner claims dalton bought a tactical jacket hours before the shootings in kalamazoo. one of the people he is accused of shooting, a 14-year- old, is fighting for his life. 3 danner pots in the midst of the uber driver shooting rampage... what does this mean for driver background safety? to be an uber driver, you just need to submit some information on the uber app... there's no face-to-face meeting. one driver went through the process just last year and sa

that's how me and stone met each other.in charge of the cell houses as a captain, and i'd be walking the ranges, and he caught me playing with jinx one day. that's how we became good buddies. we've been friends ever since then. >> my first cat saved my life during a contract hit. he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out, and i ended up sending that guy to the hospital. so my first cat was like a watchdog. you couldn't get near me or anything like that. he guarded me. >> i am in charge of the cat program. you know, that's a switch, but i don't know, i like cats. i like animals. my personal opinion is our cat program is probably one of the best things we've got going on in here. >> by taking a cat, it gave me a sense of responsibility, something to lose, think about. which a lot of these guys in here don't have none of that. >> you ain't going to the vet. i think he thinks he's going to the vet. >> stone, before he got jinx, he was kind of a rebel-rouser. he'd go around and drink, smoke, whatever. not wanting to do wha

why rolling stone says, she is hot! and one to watch! coming up right here on "good day orlando," we'll hear the music that is putting them on the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. >> john: looks fun, and, making it big, "rolling stone" magazine named lady jones one of the ten new country artists you need to know in the february issue and she's on fire now and on rolling stone here! and the band, lady jones and the spirits are with us, the 24 yearly raised in mt. dora and brought the gang with her today. >> amy: and what is all -- look at all the spirits we have. you and brian and trent and of congratulations, you guys! hoi did you find out? did you get a call first. >> i got like a message on my

the goal is to replace these with a more permanent marker. >> head stone by head stone, smiths says it's work he's taking on because no one else has. >> my grandmother mary smith, took that pride and i took that pride right on to try to show respect for them. but before there was just no action and i don't know why it was neglected and who can you blame? there's no one to look around and blame. >> reporter: ash-har quraishi, volusha county, florida. >> former president jimmy carter says his recent scans show no signs of cancer. his brean last not been scanned. last summer doctors found cancer there, and in his liver. the 91 yearly receives dose of anti-melanoma drug every three weeks. that's all the stories, ray suarez is up next with "inside story," have a great night. >>> new threats arrive, and force us to take new ideas on board about risk and vulnerability. you may have long since stopped worrying about ebola, are you ready for zika. the infection is spreading quickly throughout latin america, and has u.s. officials waiting for the cases bound to arrive in bloodstreams or in the nex

it goes to the four cs: color, clarity, cut and carat, the weight of the stone. that determines its worth. >> you can't look at the diamond and see anything different report took the diamond hand it evaluate and she went on the lab's web site to see the report on her ring. >> i saw it was significantly much less than what we paid for it. >> over $10,000. >> reporter: difference? >> difference. >> reporter: mcmullen has sued mervis jurors. they says there no merit to the suit. we will vigorously defend ourselves and we will prevail. went on to say that merv is had offered to take back the ring and refund in full. she is upset over the valuation that she got from eig international and mervis said her not responsible for that and it is a matter of opinion. and 7 on your side found that the value of the diamond could be truly in the eye of the beholder. >> worth a few hundred dollars. >> reporter: we went undercover at several pawn shops of how they would rate diamond that belonged to a 7 on your side staffer. >> reporter: we first had it tested by a certified gemolo

. >> you have your stationary bed stone on the left. this is the runner stone on the right side. the runner stone controls the coarseness of the grits. >> when i get out farmer, and it doesn't always happen, but sometimes i feel like i wonder if my great-grandfather, who was a farmer, is proud of what i'm doing now. in addition to that, provide something to the public that hadn't been provided in decades. who would ever think that an automobile dealer would be able to do this? from that standpoint, there's a lot of pride involved. >>> means that there's a segment of the population that is without, will be without care. >> tammy: mom's to be are about mountain. >>> right now at 6:00, 7th graders threatened on instagram. >> my gun will kill you. >> larry: the latest on the student arrest. >> darcel: a suspicious substance found in a home. >> they told us we had to evacuate. >> darcel: why neighbors say it was just a matter of time before they were put in danger. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6:00. >> larry: my gun will kill". "i'll make you d

testifying before the sc mining council.residents explained why they don't want winnsboro crushed stone building a quarry in the middlesix area. the major concerns were how the mine would affect their water, air rneys for dhec and winnsboro crushed stone said residents had no specific data showing that the quarry would have a negative impact on their quality of life. 3 3 attorneys for dhec and winnsboro crushed stone did not comment. 3 columbia leaders have voted to stop moving money out of the water and sewer systems... to pay for other city services. with a 5-0 vote last night...city council decided to end the practice june 30th. and sewage was transfered to other agencies...including public safety.the decision also includes a promise not to cut columbia's public safety budget.mayor steve benjaimin says it was important to stop the practice now....to make the city better. 3 it's going help us become the city that we want to be. 3 the move by city council comes 5 months after the state supreme court questioned if the practice was legal. changes are being made after a bus broke down for

michael cheatle shared this clip with "action news" of the valentines day meteor, streaking over stone harbor, new jersey. the just after 4:30 in the morning on sunday but he is not the only one who saw it. the international the meteor organization received, 154 reports about the bright flash, spotted from virginia, to canada. >>> lets get that seven day accu weather forecast. is there anymore meteors coming in anywhere near us over next number of nights, it will be warm. >> we will check them out. those meteor they are typically size of the grain of sand when they enter our atmosphere and they move in and they explode, blow up, come in as a fireball and moving at speeds of 25,000 to 165,000 miles an hour. remarkable. it the is remarkable. clear skies, chill toy day. but double scan live radar is not showing, any precipitation, whatsoever. we will just track a few clouds, and they are pushing in mid-morning tomorrow. but right now 24 in allentown. twenty-five in reading. so it is, pretty chilly out there. these temperatures will fall as those wind continue to ease out of the north whic

the stone. we are still in the very early stages so there are not to many details we know at this time. into the 20s by friday morning. afternoon temperatures near 40 degrees, some sunshine and a light breeze is just a tease to what wewecan expect this weekend. temperatures in the 50s will give most of us spring fever by with that said, we are tracking the potential for snow in parts of iowa tuesday. there is still a lt to iron out, but model guidance is leaning toward a timing would be tuesday and tuesday night. the placement and type of precipitation is not set in stone. we are still in the very check back for later updated.the wind diminishes tonight t s temperatures drop into the 20s by friday morning. afternoon temperatures near 40 degrees, some sunshine and a light breeze is just a tease to what we can expect this weekend. temperatures in the 50s will february. with that said, we are tracking the potential for snow in parts of iowa tuesday. there is still a lot to iron out, but model guida

after objections from lawyers for dhec and winnsboro crushed stone, the council decided to throw out the parts of the case regarding residents concerns with how the mine would affect their air, traffic and noise. council members said dhec had previously addressed those topics in the permit. residents in the audience snickered at the decision the hearing will now focus on how the mine's possible effects on water and ownership rights. dhec started presented their witness..dhec employee joe 3 koon speak wednesday evening **nats** of joe koon//// dhec and winnsboro crushed stone expect to finish presenting their witnesses and evidence thursday afternoon. 3 case load problems this morning for the state department of social services despite staff improvements. leaders told sentarors the turnover rate is down more than ten percent and 170 new case workers were hired. but despite those numbers, they are still struggling with meeting the desired ratio of one case worker for every 24 children. only seven counties have it that way. 73 case workers in the state still have more than a 50-children

nearbyd eight gravesites were the surviving widow's name is on the stone. some were placed in 2014, the year that peak died. >> it's not about the business, it's about having to go back to the family and saying we cannot do this or that. >> it's extremely frustrating there are people who have what we want and we cannot get it. 2010, the cemetery came under new leadership after a series of embarrassing failures. six years later, 7 on your side has learned they are still having issues. the cemetery deputy superintendent. >> it arlington national cemetery. we work diligently to address the challenges. chris: challenges like the backlog. documents show that in late 2012 the cemetery had a burial backlog of 500. today it has nearly tripled, nearly 1300. as far as the request, cemetery policy is clear -- spouse's names are not allowed on the stones until they die. just until a few months ago, that policy was not being enforced. those stones should not have been approved. >> they would not be approved today. since 2013, cemetery staff has doubled, which is bringin

stone is being held without bond. two people are arrested in connection with a meth bust in "larry browning" and "donna gardner" face several felonies including ... child endangerment ... possession of a firearm while possessing a controlled substance .. and conspiracy to manufacture meth. investigators say they found multiple one-pot labs .. items used to make meth .. and three guns during their search of a house on alleghany street yesterday. police say .. there was also evidence a child under the age 18 was living there. browning and gardner are being held in the montgomery county jail without bond. meanwhile .. roanoke police tell us a pedestrian was hit by a train this morning. investigators say .. it happened just before 9:30 on brandon avenue. we're told the pedestrian was walking with headphones in and couldn't hear the train as it approached. the pedestrian was taken to carilion roanoke memorial as a precaution. a national organization selects the river city for a program that teaches leadership and skills to

come up with somewhat different results.trackours gave us his estimation of the four c's for this stone and valued the diamond between four and six hundred dollars. sot< 20th stree store > this is worth about three thousand dollarstrack from one of the independent jewelry stores we visited. another evaluation from this pawnshop in dc. it only offered us $200 dollars for the ring. and a major retailer in a local mall... natsottrack we received each place we visited..and the values we were given ranged from 200 to 45-hundred dollars. so how do you know what you are really buying when you purchase a diamond?sotyou have no other way than trusting the people you are buying it from trackjennifer mcmullen said she and her husband thought they had done their homework but say they still made what they feel is a ten thousand dollar diamond mistake. 3 here are some tips for getting your money's worth on diamonds. first-- be careful when buying online.always insist on a report from a reputable gem lab like the *gemologicial institute of america*.and, do your homework on who you

jesse ventura proclaimed it rolling stones day. he once worked for the rolling stones. you know that? >> john: i didn't. >> amy: what did he do for them? was he a bodyguard? or was he part of the stage february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each, even our subway club and chicken & bacon ranch melt. $6 footlongs are a big deal. but the media is going a little crazy. i am in the heart of what is now being called "sub-mageddon." with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems to be spilling out on the streets. i have never seen anything like this before. enjoy all our delicious classic footlongs for just $6 each... >> amy: all right. on this day in history, february 15, 1999, the year minnesota governor jesse ventura proclaimed it rolling stones day. why? well, because governor ventura stones. what did he do for them? was he a bodyguard? was he a bus driver? or was he part of the stage crew? what do you think jesse ventura did in his younger years while working for the rolling stones, on this presidents day, i promised

with 'your stones than your opponent. 3.42.54 "that's about all there is to it." and that's where the simplicity ends. 4.05.32 "i was playing games just exhausted." because go makes chess look like checkers. google video 0:37 - 0:51 "in chess, the number of possible moves is about 20 for the average position. in go, it's about 200. another way of viewing the complexity of go is that the number of possible configurations of the board is more than the number of atoms in the universe." so when developers at google's artificial intelligence lab "deepmind" started designing a computer that played go, they knew it needed more than sheer number-crunching strength. it had to mimic human decision- making. google video 0:59 - 1:02 "the one way you can think of it is that go is a much more intuitive game." and when google's go-playing bot "alphago" finally beat one of the game's european champions, it once again posed that ever-so humbling scenario. 3.40.06 "we're going to find out if we're finally being taken over by computers." 4.16.30 "i'm not a robot but" 4.04.38 "i thin

throwing rocks and stones out into the sidewalk and even in the streets. high tide put on quite a show in winthrop waves crashing high above the seawall. spilling into the road. >> i kind of love danger. >> the waves coming over the wall at you. >> they thought they were going to come over. >> i don't like water to look yes but come near me no. through the section that looked like a river others naive gated the chunks of rubble the ocean kicked oamplet it's why police spent the morning trying to move cars from the seawall by the time jason parks figured that out, too late. >> i was not aware when i need to pick it up but some point this morning they towed it and now i want to peck it up. >> reporter: he stopped a -- pick it up. >> reporter: he stopped to enjoy the view spectacular from a safe perch but other spots a mess of salt water where it doesn't belong. >> the roads are slippery so you have to be careful for sure. >> reporter: now the flooding in the roads went down when the tide went out but it left a slick of water on the pavement that mixed with a

stone temple pilots are looking for a new lead singer after the year. and spencer fenimore says he's their guy. >> coming into a band that has been around so long will require a degree of confidence and humility to come in and add to the music, without trying to band. this is his video submission to eric: very cool. a lot of you are reacting to a reunion story he did yesterday. workers discovered a wallet in the floorboards at the talent factory theater in nevada. inside that wallet ration stamps , from the war, old faded photos, and even a boy scout card from decades ago. larry sloan, with the talent factory theater, was able to track down the wallet's owner using an old i.d. card inside. on monday, 85-year-old clare mcintosh was reunited with his wallet after 71 years. larry sloan: i said, "i think i found your wallet." he said, "well, i haven't lost my wallet." clare mcintosh: at first, i thought it must be some sort of a joke, and i thought, well, it couldn't be. eric: clare was 15 when he lost his wallet at the movies. he says he'll cherish having

stone should be asked about the tweets the next time he shows up on fox. "ahead on "media buzz," facebook turns mean spirited. people are feuding and unfriending each other. but first, what do ordinary voters think about how the press conference trump? >>> we explored a question on the night of the dweeb a focus group in houston. >> how many of you think the media is fair overall to donald trump? raise your hands. so it's most of you. all the media is saying is that he's hit a ceiling, he'll be out of the race in a month. that's all you hear. i don't think they've been fair. >> so then the question becomes, is the media manipulating trump or is trump manipulating the media? >> he's manipulating the media. he is manipulating the media. what he does is what he does as a ceo. >> i read that trump says yes to every interview and most other candidates are selective with their interviews. a lot of people won't come on fox news or where ever. trump will go anywhere. he is on might be might snbc. >> they want trump to be the freak show that represents the republic

that's of course, as you know, not written in stoning about 5 to 7 r -- stoning stone being5 to 7 days out. 53 in fayetteville. your seven-day forecast will take us from the 50 degrees tomorrow, up to 52 friday. 66degrees on saturday. watch out, those morning temperatures still kind of chilly tomorrow morning, friday, and saturday morning. we'll duplicate that 66 on sunday. then you'll see the wet and chilly weather returns for next monday, tuesday, and wednesday. so our 3-degree guarantee high tomorrow is 53. today we made it to 57, just barely, but we squeezed within our three degrees. that means another $100 for us bringing a monthly total of $1,500. every month when we do a new charity, but heart defects are the number 1 defect in newborn babies. they can contribute some change >>> it's the 21st century, we don't have flying cars, but imagine driverless cars in raleigh. >> it could happen if the city wins a $40 million grant. 77 cities across the country have applied for the u.s. department of transportation raleigh city officials have teamed up to create a transportation vision fo

today, crews will be out there, making sure the flat stones are cleaned. the city assures it won't happen again. elizabeth: new numbers out this morning. in 2015, the city of des moines saw the largest amount of money spent on new construction projects, ever. kcci's alyx sacks joins us live from downtown. how much money are we talking about, alyx? alyx: elizabeth, the city struck a ground breaking number of construction projects in 2015. des moines says they issued nearly 3000 construction million. city leaders say the downtown area is booming. matt anderson: great new places for our residents to live, new jobs coming, particularly in our downtown area, big new public improvements that are happening is part of that. and one thing people don't count a lot is all the construction jobs. the thousands of constructions jobs that are created with all that activity. alyx: assistant city manager matt anderson says this is just the beginning. more projects are coming online this year. he says the city is tracking about $1 billion in new construction. he says there

brock and stone. or maybe it would be stone and brock.at would be. >> sounds like a law firm. >> the dark arts as i like to say. thank you both. keep tweeting me at smerconish. i'll get to some of the best and worst in the program later. >>> still to come, you're going to meet an undecided voter who's gone many extra miles to help her choose, traveling from montana to new hampshire where she's seen most of the presidential candidates up close and personal. what has she learned? >>> and bad news for bill cosby as a judge says he's not absolved from sexual prosecution in pennsylvania but is there a case? i've got news. of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! father, why can't we have directv like the macgregors do? we're settlers, son. we settle for things. like having cable instead of directv. hey, jebediah, how's it going? working the land. ho

reporter: joining a group of other experienced stone masons at the stone trust in vermont. dedicated wallers are often a solitary lot, but here they can gather to trade techniques and tips on dry stone walling where no mortar is used, just gravity and ingenuity. >> you get to watch people create in front of you. reporter: the stone trust has found a home here, best known in warmer season for his apple orchard. the old dairy barn has been turned into a school of rock of sorts. >> in the barn this is the only indoor training facility in north america. reporter: brian close, executive director of the stone trust which also puts on workshops for amateurs and other waller want a mes. we had 125 people coming for workshops. we had people from the west coast and canada. it's huge and growing fast. reporter: the trust is the only place in the u.s. that hosts regular certification tests for professional wallers. at advanced levels, the challenges become downright diabolical requiring step styles, and building on slopes. park. he is one of only a half dozen certified level 3 wallers

others hurled stones at macedonian forces on the other side of the fence. they responded with tear gas. but rumor had spread around the camp that the border had opened. hundreds of refugees ran towards the fence. van and her children were sitting around until the situation reached them. >> i couldn't see further up but then they fired tear gas, i fell with my kid while running away. this was wrong, we demand our rights. there is no need for violence. we have to be patient and slowly, slowly, everyone will get in. >> reporter: but it was in vain. mast zonian force he pushed everyone back and brought ds macedonian forces pushed everyone back. camp is overcongested and the uncertainty among refugees is overwhelming. emotions are running high. amine and her family arrived a day ago. they walked for hours to reach here after greek authorities stopped busing refugees to the border, overgrowing bottleneck. >> this is my feeling, it is no humanity in the camps. no humanity. finish. >> reporter: like many others she wonders what will happen next. some of the protest

next, ask for a report on the stone from a reputable gem lab. finally, do your homework on who you are buying from and get references. -- : still ahead >> some washington, d.c. residents are fighting back after walmart pulls out of two locations in the >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. leon: hundreds of families left in limbo when walmart pulled out of planned stores in ec neighbors are taking action and they have questions for the retail giant. jay korff is live to explain that tonight. jay: this is one of the two locations where walmart pulled out recently. tonight, some city leaders and community activists banded together to try to make a strategic plan to figure out a way so this never happens again. walmart recently pulled out of locations under development in northeast and southeast d.c., so when the hope of new jobs, affordable retail and groceries. >> we just want answers. irate that walmart built three stores in middle-class sections of the city and then went back on a promise to build two additional stores in a wor

to go and see is the stones. i love it. i love going to see them anywhere. >> look at that. san francisco hats. >> let's get them. >> here we go. come on, you've got it. you've got this. >> yeah. >> i mean, you don't look this heavy, actually. put your wings on me so heavy put on a symphony cherish bells are ringing >> what it? >> no, a few cherished, is it not what is it? >> a few cherished. >> little bells are ringing. >> let's go with it. >> what is it, though. >> doesn't matter. >> it's music. >> i hear jerusalem bells are ringing. >> that's what i sing. >> that's what you sing. >> you can sing whatever you like i hear cherished little bells are ringing >>> i love it. it gives you an idea, too, chris martin's personality which i think a lot of people -- i think some people were like coldplay, i don't know, for the super bowl, but you can rest assured it's going to be an incredible show. >> the joy on james corden's face. >> yes. so fun. >> this is a man still enjoying what he does, loves what he's doing. such

i'migi stone woods. today is the day after months of shaking hands, giving speeches, not to mention more than 60,000 tv ads iowa voters wi loll make their voices heard in the race closer than ever. the final poll shows donald trump ahead of ted cruz by only five points. the democratic side is even tighter. hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders by just 3%, a dead heat within the margin of error. although not everything's rosy for front-runner, the unfavor built average shows three out of every five americans, 60% view trump unfavorably. that's the highest presidential rating for a presidential candidate since 1992 while hillary clinton currently has the highest. 52% of americans have a negative view of the former secretary of state. i guess what they say, love and hate are synonymous are true on this. on the plus side clinton did get a huge endorsement over "the new york times" which calls the secretary of state, quote, one of the the most brotdly and deeply qualified presidential candidates in modern h

news 4's shomari stone live with reactions. >> well, that's right, gym. the people that we talk to at the different wards, they tell us that they have mixed emotions, mixed opinions. we're here on beach and 8th street. this is one of the proposed sites. >> excuse me. have order. >> tonight, at times, a heathed meeting in ward one to open it's part of her plan to close d.c. general. the ward's one shelter would be located at d and 10th street, northwest. many of the people who live near the proposed site are concerned about a decrease in property value and an increase to crime. >> there are maw rauders on both sides. this is not completely a safe place. >> the mayor says the plan in all agt wards give families a safe place to live. >> what about the concern in crime? >> yorn that that's waranted. >> property values? >> again, we're going to be making a sigs nif cant investment in a once blighted, everyonety lot. there are things more valuable than property values. >> one of the things that i like about my community is we're welcoming. we're inclusive. >> s

he pushed for legislation that made it easier for projects like stone hills to connect to the power grid. fbi and irs agents raided his office and he announced he will not seek reelection. >>> days away from the super tuesday and now hillary clinton picked up endorsement of five women in office here in massachusetts. harriett chandler and patricia hadad threw their support behind clinton today. clinton and sanders poll suggestion they will -- suggest they will be on fight for massachusetts on tuesday. john kasich plans to campaign monday and the ohio governor is at the back of the pack in the polls and facing more pressure to get out of the race. and it's going to be a very interesting night we have it all covered for you. join us tuesday night for an election night special at 8 on my tv38 and then at 10, you can watch a cbs news special here on wbz and we will have it wrapped up for you on wbz news at 11. >>> still ahead a. bitter fight sides. >> the plan by children's hospital to build a new wing on top of a beloved garden. we will take you to the emotional public hearing that's u

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