as for the shirt, they say gray and yellow stripes. she disappear, vanished here in maple heights 2:00 yesterday afternoon. they are asking the public anybody with information about this young girl just 10 years old, to call them here, but the new information that just happened within the last hour they've asked the fbi and the bureau of criminal investigations to join in the efforts to find this young girl. very seriously here in maple heights of if you have any information, give them a call here at the police department. we will continue to follow this for you. live in maple heights, bill safos, cleveland 19. >> denise: it was a story we broke last night at 9:00, evacuations of several locations because of bomb threats including a wal-mart and target stores. now the fbi is investigating. canton police temporarily evacuated those businesses last night, canton city hall also received a threat investigators were not able to find anything suspicious at any of those scenes. >>> heartbroken family and friends of a 9-year-old who die in a s

>> how did tigers get their stripes?time honored question and now those tigers and their stripes have the attention of the philly sign test. researchers say they may not exactly know why those stripes formed but they think they figure out the math and they know how those stripes formed. ready. harvard researchers crunched the numbers and came up with a math mat tick equation that predicts where those stripes will lie on a tiger's body like the tiger cares. any way you can check their math if you're so inclined in the journal cell systems. smart people figured out one slight change in the equation can transform the stripes from vertical such as those on a tiger to horizontal tiger with horizontal stripes sounds, well, pretty silly. almost as silly as the scientists who set out to figure it out. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the show. good morning. 8:13. criminal case against comedian bill cosby could be hitting a roadblock after e-mail between two former district attorneys emerged. according to cn inform, former district attorney b

don't be surprised here in that purple stripe. this is areas to the east and southeast to. 42 today looking at a high of 40 in durham. tonight temperatures fall to a cold 26 degrees. a cold start to our day tomorrow. a cold afternoon tomorrow looking at a high only of 35 degrees. 34 on tuesday. we'll start tuesday morning in the teens. warming up for wednesday and thursday highs are back in the 40s. a chance for a few rain showers for friday and start of next weekend on saturday. >> thank you. >>> we want to let you know about big changes coming to wncn. soon we will be the new home we are taking the leap on leap day, february 29th. you'll be able to see hit shows such as the ncis franchise right here and it is your new home for march madness. count on quality news coverage >>> panthers are hosting the seattle seahawks. we have more of the battle of the quarterbacks. >> no doubt about it the care line that panthers know how to win. the seahawks know how to get it done when it matters most. it's a tale of two teams posting a domina

the back of the car, i spoke earlier, about the stripes on the deck lid. an assembly person at the factory had a very limited amount of time to install a stencil and actually shoot the stripes on the car. i would guess there was very few that have the stripes in the exact position as were specked out in the assembly manual. the trunk area is very basic in these cars. zolatone paint was used to do the black background with the green fleck in the paint. the cars had a basic high lift bumper jack installed (gentle music) - my name is james wallace. i'm from west bloomfield, michigan. and i'm a retired engineer from general motors. i was in a power train system all my life. this car came out of new england area. it was originally delivered in new jersey and then the guy took it rhode island. it was in rhode island all of its life and a friend of mine that lives in rhode island knows i'm into corvettes. he called me and said that hey, he found one in a barn. this car was last registered in 1984. i bought it about eight years ago. it was in quite good condition.

``they are good from the charity ``stripe. ``but around the rest of the ``floor, it is basically brick ``city. ``they have a key component that ``is gotten them 12 wins. ``he expects the tigers to come ``out with an edge on thursday. ``>> they are still a top team in ``our conference. ``>> coming in this game, they are ``top five in free throws ``attempted. ``we' ve got to do a good job of ``not letting them attack the rim. ``>> 28.4% points come from the ``charity stripe, you know this ``team is good at attacking the ``basket. ``a key to a cincinnati win is ``getting good rebounds, ``deflections, and defense. `` george: louisville hosting the ``state. ``right soccer freaks. ``i know you' re ready. ``united soccer league announcing ``divisions today. ``14 other cities including ``louisville, pittsburgh, new ``york. ``the second home game the ``following saturday. ``they will know when the full ``schedule is out later in the ``week. ``the new york tabloids have long ``been assessed with tom brady. ``a defender says that he whin

so change the darn stripes. caterpillar made horrible acquisitions in the past but that made them more cat. it needs to be less cat. if not agriculture how about aerospace. how about the feds. anything but cat for cat. the fact that i'm right about this would be painfully obvious. the third worst performer in the dow american express. people leaving home without it all over the place. down 25% for 2015, what can i say? they need to replace the ceo. he's been there too long and did a good job for a long time. i remember when i was proud to have an american express card. two geniuses laughing at me for being proud members since '82. what can they do besides change the man at the helm? obviously go by paypal. how can it not be interested in snapping up expedia. that would move the stock up quickly. right now the company is not only doing poorly but we know how much that meant to earnings. competitors at visa. otherwise no reason to have this true dow dog. i sense that fossil fuels are the new vice. i'm talking abou

a black glove with red stripes and a black glove with blue stripes. >> . i don't feel safe going to the corner store anymore. >> s . >> she lived in the neighborhood for 43 years. she says the area is filled withle crime these days. and she's not sure what can be done so stop it. >> . young kids. the young generation is out here. wanting the easy life. >> . . you can't blame the parents all >> . >> they have homes to sleep in. on a cold winter night. like tonight. promises to be. but teens from the lake wood congregation church will spend this night outside. as part of the annual effort to shine a light on the plight of the homeless. >> . the teens began constructing their box shelters this afternoon. the only shelter they will have tonight. >> . last year they raised close to five thousand dollars. >> >> the teens will be back up at 6 tomorrow morning. collecting more money for the homeless. they will thenn share their experiences. morning. sleep out. >> . code weather may have you dream ing of the sunshine. escape to the american boat show this weekend.

the striped paisley button-down.are striped paisley button-downs are sold at a los angeles store going for $128 each, and it is a land rush business. amazing. would you ever dream that would happen? >> yes, it's what he wanted, lou, he wanted to be famous, a pop icon, and now he's selling out shirts. where's your "el cpo" shirt? i was going to say. >> he is in favor of capitalism now instead of drug dealing. lou: well fallback for a fallen drug kingpin. >>> up next, powerball fever is so big, canadians are crossing our border to buy our tickets. what would you do? well, we'll tell you what's going on, and i'll talk with red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky next. stay with us. we'll find out what they'd do. canadians! you've finally earned enough reward miles on your airline credit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles

the perfect breeding ground for these two striped mosquitoes species. at holy cross cemetery in menlo park, each water container is checked for larvae monthly. technicians are going door to door in the neighborhood to make sure two types of mosquitoes with black and white stripes do not breed here. >> the last time we found an adult mosquito was in august of 2014. the last time we found eggs or larvae was back in may of 2015. >> reporter: the mosquitoes are not native to california but detected in parts of u.s. and latin america. public health officials here are concerned that travelers may bring the mosquito back. the virus transmitted by the mosquitoes has been linked to birth defects in thousands of babies in brazil whose mothers were bitten while pregnant. >> zika is spreading quickly and because of the way that people are with air travel and the movement, we know that not just zika itself, but the mosquito that carries zika can easily move from place to place. >> this is the time of year when mosquitoes are usually least active. with more rains to

this striped top is from dillards, only $38. stripes are huge for the spring and a classic white trouser. >> i wanted to do the ankle length, and the great tote bag. >> you could wear their anytime. >> absolutely. >> thank you, kim. >> thank you. >> we have melissa up next, she's dressed for din din. >> she's a new mom, 6 month old? >> yes. she looks gorgeous. this is a perfect dinner date look. it's bold, makes a statement but still really wearable. this is from nordstrom. and i love this skirt. it's a print, a color, but it works, it's from top shop. >> i would never, ever put those two together. >> we're in vegas, go big or go home. why not? >> next up, we have rose and april. >> so day to night. you get tons of wear out of one piece. it's a jumpsuit but also culottes culottes. >> can everybody wear that? >> yes. i can find one for you. >> they're culottes, and they have pockets. >> long gauchos. >> this leather vest takes it totally to night. all super affordable accessories, and the girls look fantastic, and versatility is

``this striped top is from ``dillards, only $38. ``stripes are huge for the spring ``and a classic white trouser. ``>> i wanted to do the ankle ``length, and the great tote bag. ``>> you could wear their anytime. ``>> absolutely. ``>> thank you, kim. ``>> thank you. ``>> we have melissa up next, ``she's dressed for din din. ``>> she's a new mom, 6 month old? ``>> yes. ``she looks gorgeous. ``this is a perfect dinner date ``look. ``it's bold, makes a statement but ``still really wearable. ``this is from nordstrom. ``and i love this skirt. ``it's a print, a color, but it ``works, it's from top shop. ``>> i would never, ever put those ``>> we're in vegas, go big or go ``home. ``why not? ``>> thank you, melissa. ``>> next up, we have rose and ``april. ``>> so day to night. ``you get tons of wear out of one ``piece. ``it's a jumpsuit but also ``culottes ``culottes. ``>> can everybody wear that? ``>> yes. ``i can find one for you. ``>> they're culottes, and they ``have pockets. ``>> long gauchos. ``>> this leather vest takes it ``totally

the second male had on blue nike air force one one basketballhese shoes, black glove with red stripes and a black love with >> wherever you go family dollar tony's market, you are always on alert.ale >> jeanette has lived in the neighborhood for 43 years and says the area is filled with crime thesesay days and she is not sure what can be done to stop it >> the young generation is as the ones out here one of the easy life. it's a shame. a lot of people blame the parents a lot of times but you can't blame thee parents every time.t you can't keep your kids 24 hours you know. >>> it is eight oh 8:00 a.m. and still toigh come. >> the road to the white house is heating up. >> how the democratic party is gearing up for tonight's big debate, next. o >>> how does a four course mealme sound to you? everything from the salad to the t deserts. now imagine that it is made with crickets. >>a crunchy. >> that doesn't sound quite as good> tha does it? we will explaind> t next. for one of our fox aired roof cam's. in general be in after the breakft with a look at the forecast. not too bad of a starch.

he was last seen in a blue coat, gray sweatshirt and blue sweatpants with a white stripe. police in the fourth this suspect. they are asking anyone to call the crime stopper tip line to leave anonymous information at one 800 244 tips. thank you very much. charges have been filed against the suspects in a gang rape of a woman inside of a brooklyn playground. police are being criticized for the delay in telling the public about the attack. three of the suspects are morning. they are looking for a fit individual. >> police tell me that the three youngest suspects are being held here at the special victims unit and a fourth and oldest suspect has been taken to downtown brooklyn for a possible arraignment as early as today. the loose.>> police announced charges against four of the teenagers seen in this video taken from a bodega near osborne playground in brownsville. that's where they, along with another suspect, raped an 18-year-old woman on thursday evening. police charged a 14-year-old, to 15-year-olds and a 17-year-old with rape. despite their ages, they have charged each

the stripes. we decided to name it broncos country engine 7. after elway. >> sure she looks pretty. but how does she move. >> awesome. >> what do you think of the truck. >> it's awesome. >> go vikings. >> well. it is a free country. >> garner says he's going to keep broncos country engine 7. for as long as he he's a broncos fan. which is forever. and that is a right smart piece of time. >> go vikings. if you'd like to see the engine 7 up close and personal. it will be at sports authority field at mile high again sunday for the big game. >> at least they didn't say go steelers. >> winds is throwing some snow. you look along i 70. once again. you'll notice it doesn't look like it's snowing here. until you get to glenwood springs. remember. sometimes the snow is laying down below the mountain peeks. >> we were back down into the 40s. denver actually coming out of the 50s. we were at 51 yesterday. back to normal today. >> outside right now. the snow curtain. over the mountains. >> 40 little ton. and 41 lake wood. 41 wheat ridge and 29 in golden. across the rest of the front range. tempe

the team with the striped jerseys wound up winning 4-3. amber got the rose on the group date. the one-on-one date with jubilee. they took off on the helicopter. she wasn't too thrilled about all of that, let's say, but things started to warm up between the two of them. they fly off. there was no sunset. but you get the idea. when they got back on the ground, things really started to heat up. they're back in the hot tub, so jubilee kicked up a bit of a fuss when she got back in the mansion, it's fine, jubilee is still in the house, she's all good, she got the rose. lace, she was controversial from the start. well, you can love her off the show because she took herself out of the competition. so much for lace. all right. so lace is gone. excuse me, there were no roses for jamie and tushana. there were 14 women left. as for the kiss count, the kiss count stops at six. >> wow. >> so, that's pretty good. week three, three words, vegas, baby, vegas, analyst, out. >> all right. pack your bikinis and hot tubs. folks. >> okay. >> there could be rose in the future of rhianna. >> leo dec

>> he has the neatest stripes. >> is. absolutely beautiful, handsome guy. he's only about a year old so it still playful. you can tell he is excited to be here. >> those eyes, so soulful and green. >> he is a handsome kitty. >> is ready to come over and see you guys. >> come on over, conrad. if you want to make them yours, call 919-872-7233. safe haven forecast. >> how low tonight, elizabeth? >> 32. that's good news. not as cold as last night. >>> an elephant gives a thund thunderous warning to some dogs. see the baby in the middle of the epic battle. why firefighters have no other choice but to go in and get her. >> students give a beloved cafeteria worker a chance to see the northern lights. >> $2,500. everyone donated. >> see, that's why i love my babies. >> now meet the lucky lady headed to her dream trip. >> is some of your babies going to get extra mashed potatoes or bacon on the side. >> my babies get whatever they want. >> a jeweler offers an engagement ring for free. >> but you have to propose in the next 48 hours. >> the race to pull off a moment

fallen danville police officer thomas cottrell is being remembered by a black stripe over officer's badge.there is a growing memorial outside of the municipal building in danville.. with flowers and notes.cottrell is remembered by his co- workers as the type of officer the community wanted roaming their streets. 3 (dan weckesser/danville police chief) (:00) "tom was a, he's a dedicated officer and he ... he always asked me if, you know, if i needed help. (:07) (:17) we're a small department, short-handed all willing to come out any time i asked." (:24)cottrell was a little league coach.. a friendly officer.. and most importantly, a dad.the law they're getting a lot of support from the community. 3 pete rose is still banned from baseball.but he is not longer on the outside looking in when it comes to the reds.we first that the all- time hits king will be inducted into the reds hall of fame.now we're learning that the team will also retire rose's number 14. rose still has hopes of one day joining the real hall in cooperstown...but for a kid who grew up on the west side.. this might be even better

(laugh)" so with the 'red stripe' checked off the list--how much of the white stuff are people really planning for? "im expecting the worst -- because you never know with mother nature" and before she ever strikes--she's clearing out the aisles "whatever you can grab -- right now -- you better go ahead and get cause everybody's just about gotten everything that's good -- so if you haven't gotten it yet -- sorry for ya! (laugh -- audio fade)" jg, 9oys. and even as we prepare it's going to be nothing like what they are expecting a little farther east.nearly 30 million people could see blizzard like conditons.from d-c to new jersey offcicials and governors are reassuring their residents that they are prepared.but urging people to stay home if possible.shovels, shelves as in some places as muchas 24 inches are expected airlines are already taking precautions ahead of this dangerous winter storm.more than four thousnd flight have already been canceled between today and tomorrow.in fact american airlines scrapped all flights to charlotte today. they're doing the same thing in phildelphia to

she was wearing a purple coat, a white three button shirt and uniform pants with a stripe on them. >>> chopper 6 hd was over old york and tabor road in the city's logan section last night. police were responding to a report of a crash. they found an overturned car and two other vehicles that were hit. officers tell us they found a 30-year-old mantua a gunshot injury to say back. police are checking homes and businesses in the area for surveillance video. so far no arrests have been made. this morning no word of a motive. >>> for the first time the state department acknowledged that top secret information has been found that passed through hillary clinton private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. it involves 22 e-mails. clinton's campaign criticized the intelligence community saying there was over classification run amuck ahead of the monday night caucuses. >>> the iowa caucuses are two days away as voters have the first say in the presidential race. rick williams is in des moines. >> reporter: with so many members of the media in town, the city of des moines set up a med

she was wearing pink jeans with a yellow striped shirt. the chief said they are now expanding their search. being done. if she's posting anywhere. taking off steps necessary to find out what's going on, where she is. >> they're ramping up that search on foot. they're having many agencies going door to door looking for this missing 10-year-old. if you have information you're being asked to call the maple heights police department. we'll give of you updates on our news net 5 app. meg shaw, news channel 5. >> thank you so much for the update. >>> cleveland police investigating the city's sixth homicide of 2016. a 44-year-old man was found dead in his mother's home late friday. the victim had been shot in the arm. the cuyahoga county medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. >>> an update on healthcare in our state. 226,000 people in our state are signed up for health coverage. more than 81,000 in the akron area alone. open enrollment closes january 31st. >>> meantime dog owners are on high alert after a new highly contagious s

unlike the mag stripe on the back of the traditional cards, it carries static data. with the new chips, data is different for every purchase. if the information is compromised, fraudster, person that committed to hack won't be able to duplicate that credit card and use it in a fraudulent manner. >> when traveling, w wat is the best way to stay safe? let me hit on one point david raised, he is right. consumers have 0 liability when aud occurs on a credit or debit card. they have to catch it and report it back to their bank. really iortant consumers during thiss time of year pay close attention to credit and debit card statements. if you are checking them monthly, check them every two eks during theoliday season. if you see a suspicious charge, contact your bank immediately. maybe a period of time you have to do that to qualify for the 0 liabilitit question about traveling, consumers are on the road all the time this time of year. it is important when you are out and about, remember to protect your identityyinformation. if you for example, going to a store you have nev

tomorrow-striped wallpaper is taking place for the carolina panthers at romer bearden park on south street in charlotte. some players will be there along with the top cats at noon tomorrow. the panthers leave for california on sunday. they will play the broncos february 7 that levi stadium. the panthers when will be the first super bowl title in franchise history. you can see the supervisor right here on wltx. ceramic lots of panther fans in columbia. i am sure they will be heading out. seward a lot ofofanther fans. >> still ahead on newsnight 6 pm. >>> each day one >>> time for the restaurant report card.>>is tied to show off some delicious food they can find in the midlands. >>>>olby gallagher is that i lanes of southern cuisine. colby? >>reporter: i say this so many times but i wish i could send but i am smelling to you from eileen southern cuisine because is delicious. assist tonya the owner. you have been adding to the sauce and i think that's what i'm smelling. tell me about the newest one for super bowl week. >> a mango sauce that i make. it's spicy. we have been having a lot of spi

at the charity stripe, not many are as greedy as myles davis.the xavier guard hears a swish 95 percent of the time he steps to the free throw line ... 2nd in all of college basketball ... i don't think about numbers or stats or anything of that stuff. once you start thinking about it, you might change your routine up.davis' routine is simple ... same three dribles, i feel like once i get my first one it, even the teacher can't critique the pupil. pupil. personally, i was never in the same stratosphere as myles when it comes to free throw shooting. i'd have a hard time explaining the thought process of how's he so good. and so quickly. davis connected on just 2/3rds of his attempts as a freshman. he's now made 23 straight and 40 of 42 on the season. and just 6-thousands of a percent behind the nation's leader. leader. i'm actually happy for him that he's number 1. it's a good feeling. i'm not trying to pay attention to it. just trying to make my free throws and help my team. put as many points on the boards as i can for them.keenan singleton, 9 on your side. also tonight....kentcucky lo

they bear the stripes.ir walk is witness to their testimony, not their words but their actions and leaderships and sacrifice. i am going to suggest seven battles that we ought to test every one of the candidates on. these are seven battles that ork for times of choosing. this is a rally for life and we have announced our national coalition, over 17,000 pro-life activists over the country standing together with this campaign. [applause] ted: the right to life is fundamental. without life, there is no liberty, there is no pursuit of happiness and every human life is a precious gift of god and should be protected from the moment of conception until the moment of natural death. [applause] ted: every candidate in a republican primary will tell you they are pro-life. that is what you say in a republican primary, regardless f the facts. the question we are to ask is, do not tell me you are pro-life, show me when have used -- when have you stood up to thought -- fight for the right for life? before i was in the sen

winnipegst hotel in flew the stars and stripes. statuss new political increased tensions with the united states. the confederate ship earlier was intercepted carrying two diplomats urging british recognition of the confederacy. the immediate reaction was to declare war on england in response of canada readied troops at the u.s. border. lincoln wisely decided that he could only "fight one more at a time." it passed. canadian nationalism reached when pitch in world war i desire toetting its send troops sent 31,000. he explained that canadian nationalism sprang not just from their darwinian ideas of racial theriority, but also from unifying symbol of the british empire. british national consciousness was inextricably entwined with imperial glory, writes, and responsibilities. the empire with a sense of responsibility and belief in superiority, pride, and duty. it really meant something in a way that today we find incomprehensible, if not embarrassing. it is also possible to understand how strong a unifying feature the empire was. it w

he went out and bought 13-thousand pairs of socks. 3 nats of his video: 38: we've got striped socks. we've got soccer socks. of course we've got the old rival white socks, pink socks, you name it. we've got all kinds of socks. those 13 thousand pairs of socks rescue misson. 3 3 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- days. 3 3 3 how a 3 paralyzed kitten dropped off at the humane society is getting a new chance at a >>holly: welcome back,. 5:56. paralyzed kittens in south carolina were clinging to life. >>jay: but enough money was raised to buy her a wheelchair. now she has a family. the family moved her and her crate back into their black rock home. >>zack: she has physical therapy twice and learns to adapt to her disability. >>holly: lots of animals get those little wheelchairs and do fantastic, they do it for dogs >>zack: i was about to say, i have seen the video for pig. >>holly: they put them on there and -- >>zack: just roll them away. it will be rainy, keep the rain jacket around and it will be dissipa

the aegis egypti mosquito, they are aggressive, more robust than the average mosquito, they have stripes, sometimes called the tiger mosquito, they are particularly problematic, as they have evolved they have learned how to breed without much water. even when you give people instructions get rid of standing water, it doesn't take much for this particular mosquito to breed. mcgregor skinner told us as little as a tiny vase of flowers is enough. there is a program in place that they've been working for years, an insect sterility program. they inject the mosquito, the mosquito becomes sterile and her eggs cannot hatch. it's had some tremendous success he said, he would like this used on a broader scale, get it with the mosquitos and stop the breeding. >> bug birth control, "america tonight's" lisa fletcher, thanks. >>> later on the program, another devastating virus and the consequence he of the communities of theconsequences . and hot on "america tonight's" website now, faith and the future, young nun, a new generation committing her life the god. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. s. >> a s

we see young men in blue and white stripe prison uniforms approaching the cars whose job it is to clean it up because it's going to go back to hungary to bring another 430,000 hungarian jews to be killed. we didn't know that. >> what did you think would happen? >> we didn't know. we heard rumors that families would be together, sent to german occupied territory to work on farms for the war effort because this was 1944, in the spring. the war was still going on. of course it was total propaganda, just wanted to keep you calm, you know, that was the whole idea. we didn't understand that they're going to be killing you. this was -- you know a well-planned plan that the final solution, as we found out you know years later, that the jews of europe will be killed. and they're going to be now part of hungarian jews were the last to be sent of auschwitz. we'd never heard of auschwitz. >> as a teenage boy how do you cope with the grief and trying to survive? >> i was part of a very loving jewish family. we were very sheltered about bad things, you know. and in fact, my mother and father spoke yi

address---nikki haley can point to this part of the south, where people of all colors, political stripes and income levels pulled together to overcome immense tragedy. she can tell a fearful, angry and divided country this is what we went through---this is what we forward. the governor can offer a message celebrating the renewal that comes when people unite in a common purpose. and she can do it---because she now speaks from experience. if our governor chooses this approach, we hope america is listening. that's my take, what's yours? if you're out of holiday goodies scouts are here to help. starting today, the scouts will be taking pre-orders for their annual cookie sales. for the first time in more than a decade, the mountains to midlands council says prices are going up to keep up with ingredient and transportation increases. the 50 cent increase makes the cost 4 dollars a box. midlands' scouts say three dollars per box stays within the local council. as usual- you can expect to see your favorite cookies on the order list. 20:23:02 the ones i hear about the most is the caramel delights

she was wearing pink jeans with a gray and yellow striped shirt. pretty descriptive there. police said she did not have a jacket or shoes on when she left the house. that the maple heights police department have called in the child abduction response team. teams from that agency have been out in the area searching since 9:00 last night. that's almost 12 hours of searching going on. they're still out right now. no sign of her right now. if you have any information, police are asking you to call the maple heights police department at 216-662-1234. live in maple heights, meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> thank you. a lot of agencies involved in that search. >>> new overnight, cleveland police investigating the shooting near a busy east side intersection. witnesses say one man was wounded and taken to a nearby hospital. police aren't confirming any details quite yet. we'll keep you updated on air serious condition after a shootout on cleveland's east side. it happened friday night near east 40th street. the boy exchanged gunfire with another person and was hit twice. neighbors say th

they bear the stripes.theirk is witness testimony, not their words but their actions and leaderships and sacrifice. i am going to suggest seven battles that we ought to test every one of the candidates on. these are seven battles that work for times of choosing. this is a rally for life and we have announced our national coalition, over 17,000 pro-life activists over the country standing together with this campaign. [applause] ted: the right to life is fundamental. without life, there is no liberty, there is no pursuit of happiness and every human life is a precious gift of god and should be protected from the moment of conception until the moment of natural death. [applause] ted: every candidate in a republican primary will tell you they are pro-life. that is what you say in a republican primary, regardless of the facts. the question we are to ask is, do not tell me you are pro-life, show me when have used -- when have you stood up to thought -- fight for the right for life? we led a coalition before the s

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