see you around, suzanne. hey, you're beautiful. ciao. oh, suzanne, i'm so sorry. are you all right, suzanne? 20 years. over. gone pffft. i just feel like i have nothing. i'll tell you one thing. i just thank god you suggested major changes. no, it's notthe elevator that's hard, it's the second floorthat goes with it. i don't carewhat suzanne said. second floors are hard. i'll talk to youat the meeting. yes, suzannewill be there. suzanne strikes again, huh? you've got it. is it as bad as when she ordered the bumper stickers that said, "architect's have flying buttresses"? i don't know whati'll do with her. you were going to fire her two weeks ago. her husband left her. her wholeworld fell apart. i don't wantto deliver the final blow. whatever happened to the days when people who hated each other stuck together. yeah, thosewere the days. it's hard being a kid. never know when your family will fall apart. you don't need to worry. people who kiss that much will stay together. i think she's right. we're just doing this for you so you know our marriage is ok. it's notli

>> suzanne? >> i taught aerobics for a long time, and me and jacqueline are also los angeles raiderettes. >> okay, let's see here. i have a got a few little questions and i have to really refer to this. just to get some general information, what -- is mostly men you get to go to playboy. didn't they try... men at the playboy club called rabbits? >> yes, in new york. >> how did that work out? >> i think it worked out well. >> ladies come in and say where are the guys? and we say new york. new york. >> yeah, they don't have them out here. >> we're still waiting. [ laughter ] >> yeah. now, this business about in -- i don't know if any of you have been a center fold. but i'm also intrigued when they say my turn offs and turn ons for example. [ laughter ] >> you ever noticed that? >> yeah. >> now, if you were -- were -- this is really in the way of a job interview. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> folks, dignity is the name of the game. >> big tips. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> as macarthur s

suzanne: marques shows us what we can expect. suzanne: audiences can say "hello" to adele. the british superstar returns to the grammy stage to perform a song from her record-smashing album, "25." taylor swift will open the show for the second time in three years. swift is up for 7 awards, also, record of the year and song of the year. she goes up against kendrick lamar, who leads with 11 nominations, country star chris stapleton, r&b artist "the weeknd", and southern rockers "alabama shakes." lady gaga is slated to give one of the night's most highly anticipated performances, a tribute to the late david bowie. >> she has something very cool planned. she's been her sing off skype -- off-site in an undisclosed location. suzanne: ll cool j will host music's biggest night for the fifth consecutive year. he says the bowie tribute is not to be missed. >> it's going to be an amazing night. i think people are going to be blown away. suzanne: the grammys are also a forum for new artists, including soul singer andra day. she'll duet with ellie goulding. >> right now i'm not too nerv

to her daughter suzanne story's home. debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:38:49 "we were together about everyday if we weren't together we was talking on the phone." 13:38:55 brown says her daughter loved animals. two weeks ago she added a fifth dog to the house, buddy a pitbull. her mother fighting through the grief says she never saw the dog. debbie brown / mother of suzanne story that said easy going good with kids." 13:36:42 the dog proved anything but easy going. wednesday afternoon, story went to clean the dog's cage and buddy turned violent. the perquiman's county sheriff eric tilley sent his deupties out. eric tilley / perquimans county sheriff c0001 13:01:21 "she had lacerations about the neck the face area it took approximately 5 to 7 minutes to control the dog." 13:01:28 by the time medics could get to the home, time had debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:35:59 "she didnt die till they left here with her they were gonna put her on the helicopter and when they got there to put her on the

abc7's suzanne kennedy checks in with the d.c. resident to see how she is doing going cold turkey. >> i am feli suzanne: darla is seven weeks in the digital detox. the 30-year-old given up social media for the entire year. >> i'm more present in the moment. i'm not as easily distracted. suzanne: she used to spend hours going down the rabbit hole on facebook, instagram, twitter. by signing off, she has gained more control of her time and is more efficient. >> the biggest benefit for me is the ability to have laser focused. at work i'm fully present at work. >> she is setting goals, learning new hobbies and has more energy but says there are disadvantages of walking away from the media source. >> i used to be the one who would know when the debates were on and, you know, what are the different talking points and the different things. now i realize i'm not the expert in the room. >> according to a study by web design and the research firm go accounts for 28% of all media time online. people spend two to three hours a day on social me

in upper marlboro, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. maureen: a decision on whether to move the new bill forward is expected in a couple of days. leon? leon: the virginia house of delegates passed a bill that the critics say legalizes discrimination against same-sex couples, transgender people and a outside of a marriage. the bill blocks state agencies from punishing actions taken by individuals or businesses on religious grounds. governor terry mcauliffe promised to veto the measure if it does reach his desk. coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> the budget fight is already intensifying over school funding in fairfax county. parents and the teachers are making their voices known. we will tell you what they are saying after the break. maureen: will there be a refreeze tonight? doug hill is back with a check of the forecast. maureen: there is a budget battle brewing in fairfax county. at the center of it is how much money the county school system should get. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in fairfax where a rally i

let's go to 17th and curtis, and our suzanne mccarroll, suzanne. >>reporter: look at the crowd here, there's so -- they're so polite, having so much fun and really relaxed. there's probably, i don't know, 10 deep and it goes all the way from broadway, we can walk all they're happy. now, some of them came down to see the parade, but they want to see very specific players, who is it you really want to see? >> von miller. >>reporter: why is that? >> i don't know. >>reporter: he's a pretty good player? >> yeah. >>reporter: you just like him? >> yeah. >>reporter: who do you want to see? >> peyton manning. >>reporter: what would you say to him if you have a chance to talk? >> you deserve to win the super bowl. >>reporter: and then would you do you think he'd answer you? >> probably not. >>reporter: and who do you want to see? >> is it okay that i say two? >>reporter: yeah, you can say whoever you want. >> peyton manning and thunder. >>reporter: okay, why do you want them? >> i don't know. >>reporter: you just want them. >> yes. >>reporter: do you have so

suzanne: i'm suzanne kennedy. i have the story alison: more information about the death of a teenager. suzanne kennedy has more about what we are learning about the story. suzanne: tammy could barely make it through the statement before she broke down talking about her murdered daughter. a heart-broken mother describes her teenager daughter allegedly killed by two virginia tech students. >> she had a passion for pandas, music, dancing. dreamed of being on "american idol." suzanne: nicole snuck out of her bedroom window to meet david eisenhauer. and prosecutors say he stabbed the girl and the 19-year-old freshman natalie keepers disposed of her body. as a young child, nicole lovell survived a liver transplant and six-month long coma. her mother said she was bullied from her classmates and may have sought approval online. >> her favorite color was blue. she was very loveable person. she touched many people throughout her short life. suzanne: authorities announced upgrade of the charges. no motive why the coeds kille

suzanne kennedy just arrived. what are you finding? suzanne: just to give you some perspective, we are about 95 miles southeast of washington, d.c. the storm ripped through about 7:30 last night. we have a gutter ripped off a house. take a few steps, there is debrief from a roof, a barbecue grill, and a chair. , it is see over here absolutely uprooted trees throughout the entire area. the storm tore through here and as we hear time and time again, sounded like a freight train. the man who owns this property said he planned to retire here in two years but now he has a lot of cleaning up to do. >> it is a war zone. we have the natural preserve next-door. the trees are all blown down, they are all horizontal. it is mind blowing. i have lived here since 1960 two and right now, this place is unrecognizable. suzanne: and this community alone, 30 buildings were damaged , 15 are a total loss. buildings being used as shelter. they are expecting the governor to tour this area later this afternoon. reporting live and tappahannock, virginia, suzan

and i got suzanne baines on the line. suzanne, hi. my name is sergeant greg parker. suzanne: he took kevin. he has a gun. a police officer is heading to you now, ma'am. you're safe. his name's charlie alanak. kevin knows him from school. parker: okay, okay. do you know where they were going? suzanne: no. well, yes... to see someone... someone named robbie. parker: do you know who that is? no idea. why did he come here? parker: i'm trying to figure tt out, ma'am. but help's on its way, okay? you just stay inside. suzanne: okay. mrs. alanak, does charlie know somebody named robbie? robbie's not a person. ed: boss, tom robbarts field. kempton university. the scene of the crime. let's move. mr. lane? please. maam, we're gonna do everything we can. i promise you that. (sirens wail) maybe he wants to face his ghosts. some kind of atonement. parker: charlie's assault - he snapped, pushed that kid to his death - it was an impulse. charlie talked about making a choice that day... there's something we're missing here. sam: hey, boss, i'm here with raf now. thpolice report said

suzanne kennedy lays out what it means. suzanne: it's a decades-old but has never been renovated. next it is so bad. suzanne: a school of by the community, but now parents say it's getting the shaft from the district. >> it is awful. there is no other word for it. suzanne: the massive overhaul is supposed to start in four but there's not enough money for a project that's been in the works for 10 years. >> every part of the project has been a disaster. >> the renovation budget is $68 million but with a $10 million short fall, they will only be able to have either a cafeteria or in auditorium, the library will be shorter and the kindergarten playground will be replaced by parking. he has watched the facility deteriorate. >> 10 years ago, kids were eating in the classroom. we could not have assemblies for the entire school, we had to do all of assemblies twice. same today. >> d.c. public schools declined an on camera interview, releasing a statement saying in part, we believe we can work together with the community to withoute design impacting the ability to provide a great education

suzanne: day is also up for two grammys. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. alyx: a star-studded event. the 58th annual grammy awards air tomorrow night. tribute to glenn frey. plus lionel richie will be honored. it all starts at 7:00 p.m., right here on kcci. it was a full on shootout for the nba as all star weekend is here. and while golden state's steph curry has been killing it all season with the 3-ball he didn't come out on top of the 3 point competition. he definitely showed off well. but fellow teammate klay thompson was the leading scorer in both rounds. he made all 5 attempts from the moneyball rack worth 2 points each. thompson also tied curry's total of 27 from last year. now to the one that gets everybody's heart pumping, the slamdunk competition. boy, was it one to remember. aaron gordon from the orlando magic and zack lavine from the minnesota timberwolves battled into a dunk off. defending champ lavine was named the champion once again. but not without a fight from gordon. from both players. and who knew kevin hart had game? last night warrior

suzanne: four-time nominee alabama shakes his pairing for monday's grammy awards. the southern rockers are up for a big prize, album of the year and lead singer and guitarist , brittany howard admits, they're starstruck. >> we come from a little town. it's crazy to be shaking hands with people like pharrell, and adele, and prince. it's wild. suzanne: alabama shakes joins a diverse lineup of performers from across musical genres. but host ll cool j says the closing act is still under wraps. >> the appetizers will be amazing and dessert will be spectacular. is outfitted with a grammy cam, which will capture video from the winner's circle. >> when the grammy award is given to an artist, you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist, you'll see their point of view and their perspective. suzanne: even if they don't take home a trophy, every artist is invited to the backstage grammy gifting lounge where they can choose anything from clothing to cocktails to jewelry. >> we pre-stuff and amazing gift bag, and then they get to go through this gift lounge. suzan

suzanne kennedy is where hillary is campaigning tonight. suzanne: she just wrapped up a speech here on the campus of george mason university and spoke for 20 minutes to a thousand supporters. the first of two appearances. this takes place at a critical day at the polls. >> hillary clinton and donald trump counting down tuesday and getting just released poll. trump is ahead of the nearest competitor by 30 points and democrat hillary clinton tops bernie sa donald trump took aim at the competition. mr. trump: she should not be allowed to run. in florida where he comes from this guy couldn't be elected dogcatcher right now if he ran. >> i hate trump. everything wrong with the united states is represented by trump. >> at the rad ford rally, support for the front runner was strong. democrat doctorman is preparing to vote for hillary clinton tomorrow. >> i like her positions on women's issues, on environment, on the whole range. >> late this afternoon, the democratic front runner made an appearance at george mason university where hundreds waited

suzanne: yes, they have gone from shock to grief.art of the state that doesn't see crimes like the one that has been committed. one of the victim's friends offers insight. carrie cook is one of the many blacksburg, virginia, teens who is shocked by the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. cook considered the fellow middle school student her friend, saying she was the kind of girl you could count on. >> last year, we went on a school field trip to the pool. i forgot my money in my locker. she had money and she bought me food and a drink before she bought her food. suzanne: cook said she noticed a training in the bully's teen demeanor when lovell started to connected with boys online. >> facebook is where she talk told guys. in school she didn't talk to guys there. suzanne: it was online that authorities say she met her alleged killer, 18-year-old virginia tech freshman david eisenhauer. prosecutors say eisenhauer exploited their relationship. ultimately manning with another virginia tech student to kill the 13-year-old. cook says she w

suzanne kennedy live in arlington with a look at us tonight. >> suzanne. >> this is second nature to so many of us. we pick up the phone and hit an app. the next thing we know we have an uber waiting for us to take us where we need to go. but do we really know who we get in the car with? >> all it takes is submit information on the uber app. no face to face meeting necessary. this driver went through the process last year. >> copy of your driver's license. copy of the registration. copy of the insurance card. picture of the car. picture of the license plate. >> the next day, i was on the road. >> the driver involved in saturday's shooting 45-year-old jason dalton had undergone background check. uber says he had no criminal record and there was nothing to indicate dalton was a security threat. at the uber local office no one would talk on camera about the local drivers but they talked to kimberly suiters about the screening process. >> u.c. we do adequate background checks. we did them before required by law. >> uber users say the background checks are important but they aren't sure t

unimaginable destruction that one company believes could've been stopped. 1:30-1:43 "suzanne murtha: we are closer than we've ever been, because we've been working on this since 1999, and we're anticipating a rule at the end of this year that will hopefully require this and we're really able to being able to prevent this" suzanne murtha and her company, atkins, have developed the potentially life saving. here's how it works...later this year the u-s department of transportation is expected to start requiring all new vehicles to have connected vehicle technology...essen tially software that allows vehicles to communicate with one another. the atkin's wrong- way application, can identify when a car is going the wrong way, and send warnings to both drivers. 2:17-2:28 "suzanne murtha: some auto manufacturers are going to, some cars are going to beep, some will have shaking seats...some might have a over to the left, you're about to have a crash" a notice that could give innocent drivers, enough time to take life saving action. that's because wrong way crashes often involve impaired drive

cbs's suzanne marques caught some of the rehearsals... and a sneak peek at what the artists will take home. > four-time nominee "alabama shakes" is preparing for admits.they're starstruck. ((brittany howard/grammy nominee)) "we come from a little town. it's crazy to be shaking hands with people like pharrell, and adele, and prince. it's wild! "alabama shakes" joins a diverse lineup of performers from across musical genres. but host ll cool j says the closing act is still under wraps. ((ll cool j/grammy host)) "the appetizers will be amazing and this year, the trophy is outfitted with "a grammy cam" --- which will capture video from the winner's circle. ((ll cool j/host)) "when the grammy award is given to an artist you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist, you'll see their point of view and their perspective from the stage." ((suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles)) even if they don't take home a trophy, every artist is invited to the backstage grammy gifting lounge - where they can choose anything from clothing... to c

suzanne kennedy in mobiletrak 7 with more on the crash on 370. suzanne: we are headed to the crash.want to show you pictures of montgomery county fire and rescue p.i.o. he tells us that the ramp i-270 is where this has taken place. single vehicle that isover turned. two adults and a child trapped. the lanes are blocked. we are headed there now to check it out. montgomery county fire and rescue are responding. we have wetpayment here. we are not seeing frozen precipitation unless i am not seeing this cor people are driving at the speed. we haven't seen the incidents now. this is going to get trickier. jamie: most of the interstates are in the 50's. the side roads where it is icy. pedestrians, watch out for the cars and the cars need to watch out for the pedestrians. if you are traveling in arlington nothing to worry about. 395 we are okay. slowing on the 14th bridge. look outside to show you what we see on 270. near tuckerman lanes. the d here. now this continues down. not seeing it on the interstate. on the side roads and the city streets. back to you. jonathan: you know when the ca

suzanne kennedy live in arlington with a look at us tonight. >> suzanne. >> this is second nature to so many of us. we pick up the phone and hit an app. the next thing we know we have an uber waiting for us to take us where we need to go. but do we really know who we get in the car with?

in tappahannock, virginia, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: virginia, hard from hit hard. 50 buildings damaged. the school leveled. national weather service confirms that this was an ef2 tornado. the fortunate thing is no one was hurt. a confirmed tornado near the virginia state line. this woman that captured the video circled the funnel cloud to see it. several homes were d destroyed. but again, i guess this is the fortunate part no one was hurt either. but how about this from indiana? that is snow. a lot of snow. northwest winds got the snow. most of the state got a foot of snow. compounded by the white-out conditions. people couldn't see a thing at one point. we got this. she e-mailed us the picture of the sun rising in edgewater, maryland, this is breathtaking and beautiful to see it and refreshing to see what he have come through yesterday. you can share your pictures with us. go to to everybody who took time to do it for us in the last 24 hours we thank you. back live in waverly the heavy equipment is gone for the night. clean-

live in the newsroom, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. alison: coming up a 5:00 -- >> i truly believe -- are you listening? alison: this is the man called the most hated in america and he heads to hot seat on capitol hill. leon: seems like he likes the title. plus prosecutors get to grill the alibi witness trying to get syed a new trial after the "sierraserial" podcast. jeff: some oil spill in potomac river by the reagan airportment what happened? we have answers coming up. leon: we head to break check out last night's sunset from paramount, maryland. lovely shot. thank you very much. folks, share your pictures with us as well. if you see it send it to us at pics@wjla.com. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my frids say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better inrnet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads

in annapolis, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. michelle: update on the disruption that caused major delays for marc and amtrak commuters. overhead power issues north of union station for the problem. marc and amtrak suspended train service in and out of station for a half hour this morning. crews were able to make repairs quibblingly but the incident is under investigation. metro was not affected. jonathan: traffic was a mess this morning. crash that caused backups. inhappened at 4:30 but dragged on. tracker-trailer overturned on the median on the outer loop of georgia avenue. concrete debris scattered across both loop of the beltway. 20 disabled vehicles had to be pulled to the side of the road because of the damage. the road reopened but this is truck jackknifed on the beltway. we turn to jamie sullivan to look at traffic today. jackknifing a big rig is not a good thing. jamie: absolutely not. the rain is not helping the commute. take a look. you can see that the visibility has dropped. it is going to be an afternoon that is ver

strafford joining us and ground box and of course suzanne we know a sudden when it snows. >> i don't know if it's crazy or just forgetful just had a and there the conditions there you see right now someone who slid off the side set off the side of the road here right there on 90 east affairs officers behind someone you definitely want to be careful the snow is coming down the conditions are when a little bit slick could get pretty ugly out here they always say if you wait five minutes in cleveland the weather will change this snow changing is different to but a good thing for many people who say they've been waiting weeks for the snow to get here people who rely on the snow to make this living are excited about this change in the forecast their kind of hopeful as the snow starts to crawl across northeast ohio snowball contractors are watching and waiting i look at the weather constantly and is always changing constantly wondering at this week will actually bring enough white stuff to get them back to work we do snowplowing and we kind of rely on the snow to carry out williams owner o

strafford live on the team with more suzanne. bill and tracy a lot that did happen but we still don't know was extremely intense situation downtown at the corner of west six and st. clair, a staging area but the police officers we can show you down the street, the officers down west ninth and st. clair st. clair blocked off the rest of the area open to traffic but unbelievable and all start up with reports of gunfire from people who live and work in the area. a lot of apartments, nice apartments, people heard the shots fired and called the cre che clothing, a contemporary clothing store. and officers responded to shots fired in connection with a robbery, believed to have been happening inside the store in her but the owner of the store came outside, the shooters on 4 people track down and detained but the owner being questioned about exactly what happened. we sell k-9 units, swat teams searching to make sure there was not anybody else in sight. some people said evacuated but neighbors we spoke to said they were held up locked ins

suzanne kennedy live at george mason university in fairfax with more on vote 2016. suzanne: well, jonathan, students and supporters have been lined up all afternoon at the hub on campus of george mason. they were told a few minutes ago they are at the capacity and the students are starting to go in the backdoor here to overflow area. this is the most important day of the campaign so far. super tuesday. candidates crisscross the 12 states where people will go to the polls and cast a ballot tomorrow. here in virginia. republican front runner donald trump held a rally in radford, virginia, midday. i was interrupted several times by the protesters. some from the black lives matter organization. the rally was stopped at several points and the protesters were escorted out. in fairfax, hillary clinton will be at her second campaign stop of the day. the first was in to hear her speak. >> i was so excited that hillary is here. i left work early to come see this. really getting excited. what is really exciting is having the students so passionate at their age, being so passio

suzanne kennedy, abc7 news.suzanne, people started lining up early this month to make their way past justice scalia's casket in the great hall. some of them waited an hour and a half. joins us live from the high court, where the line is still long. alison, it is longer, and the weight is even longer. 2, 2 andld it is up to half hours, wrapping all the way around the block. people are flocking here to the u.s. supreme court to say the unique ability to inspire and also to infuriate his opponents, but at the same time, to make them feel welcome. >> he loved life and he loved his country. : the scene outside the supreme court was one of the somber reflection and deep admiration for aunt and scalia, the associate justice who died suddenly last week at the age of 79. >> saying goodbye to him his heart and hearing the news was crushing for me. jay: four hours from thousands waited in line that wrapped around the building. " it moment to pause inside the important -- an moment upon since i the great hall and pay respec

cbs's suzanne marques caught some of the rehearsals, and a sneak peek at what the artists get to take home this year. pkg: four-time nominee "alabama shakes" is preparing for the southern rockers are up for the big prize - "album of the year" - and lead singer and guitarist brittany howard admits.they're starstruck. 2:10 "we come from a little town. it's crazy to be shaking hands with people like pharrell, and adele, and prince. it's wild! "alabama shakes" joins a diverse lineup of performers from across musical genres. but host ll cool j says the closing act is still under wraps. 16:35:04 "the appetizers will be amazing and dessert will be spectacular!" this year, the trophy is outfitted with "a grammy cam" --- which will capture video from the winner's circle. 16:29:31 "when the grammy award is given to an artist you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist, you'll see their point of view and their perspective from the stage." even if they don't take home a trophy, every artist is invited to the backstage grammy gifting lounge - where they can choose anything from clot

suzanne kennedy shows us how it will work. suzanne: it is now easier to hail a cab in the nation's capital. you just need a smart phone and the d.c. taxi app. >> great idea. suzanne: the taxi cab commission pumped money to the technology aimed to compete with uber and other ride sharing programs. they will be able to connect to the app. >> good idea. >> this comes in the face of mounting competition. >> uber is great. >> recent years the cabs have been required to make the upgrades including the ability to accept credit cards. the app gives people choosing from a regular, large or wheelchair accessible vehicle. he has been a cab driver for a decade and says the upgrade is critical to the business. >> the business is very slow. so when this smart phone coming it will be help to get more business. >> once you hail a cab using the app the vehicle closest to you will be dispatched. leon: let's see how the roads are moving. jamie: jamie: not fast at all! this is the ways map. they check in with how slow they are going. we have a wa

two weeks ago, suzanne story adopted the pit bull from a virginia beach family. she heard it was gentle, but the animal attacked and killed her when she went to clean out the cage, wednesday. story's mother hopes someone can explain. debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:36:33 "they told me that the guy that, there was an ad in the virginian pilot for a dog that said easy the people that gave her the dog and told them it was good natured a vet put the dog down yesterday. we tried calling the number listed in the ad, but we did not get a response. new this morning we can show you the four hold-outs of an armed stand off in oregon. after 41 days of occupying a federal wildlife refudge, the last four proesters surrendered peacefully yesterday. they are expected to be arraigned on federal charges today in portland. we told you the f-b-i closed in on the group yesterday. thousands heard the tense moments of the negotiation that was streamed online. in all 16 people linked to the occupation, face felony charges. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly c

two weeks ago, suzanne story adopted the pit bull from a virginia beach family. she heard it was gentle, but the animal attacked and killed her when she went to clean out the cage, wednesday. story's mother hopes someone can explain. debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:36:33 "they told me that the guy that, there was an ad in the virginian pilot for a dog that said easy going good with kids." 13:36:42 (butt) debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:39:24 "we wanna find the people that gave her the dog and told them it was good natured a vet put the dog down yesterday. we tried calling the number listed in the ad, but we did not get a recovery. after more than 40 days in the hospital, a norfolk state university basketball player is back home with her family. 10 on your side followed she made her first trip back to the campus yesterday. the 20-year-old suffered a stroke, heart attack, seizures and a medically- induced coma. now, she is walking, talking, and telling jokes. she says it's proof that anything is possible. c18 amber brown 00:24:40 "it

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jean: new developments tonight in the case of an infant death that happened back in october. the attorney general's office and manchester police are now looking for information from neighbors on kimball street near where the newborn was found dead. wmur's shelley walcott is live with the developments. shelley: jean, authorities are still trying to figure out what exactly led to this baby's death. the three-week old girl was found on october 30, 2015, officers were called to 341 kimball street in manchester, where the baby lived with her 30-year-old mother stephanie camalo. they found the baby's body inside a bedroom. investigators say day need more information. complete an autopsy as well as a toxicology report, but there are still more questions that need to be answered. so we're asking for anybody who was around 341 kimball street around october, november last year, to give the manchester police department a call. reporter: people can also leave an anonymous tip by calling the manch

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jennifer: the new numbers are in tonight, new hampshire's secretary of state says more than 538,000 people voted in tuesday's primary. that is a record turnout. in the meantime, the democratic presidential candidates are preparing for tonight's high stakes debate, while the republicans focus in on voters in south carolina now. now to the high profile u.s. senate race here in new hampshire. tonight republican incumbent kelly ayotte has made a challenge to her opponent, governor hassan. tom: senator ayotte called on hassan to sign the peoples would keep third party money out of the race. josh mcelveen is live now to explain. josh: under this agreement the candidate would publicly call on outside groups to stop spending on behalf of their individual campaigns. the enforcement mechanism, if a third party does spend money despite that call, the campaign benefiting would give half what was was spent to charity. it promises to be one of the most expensive in state history. it was an agreemen

live in the newsroom, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: right now the search is on for what sparked that massive fire in goffstown over the weekend. this is exclusive video of the battle they fought and also what is left of that building today. mike cronin live at the scene tonight with more on the impact this fire is having on one nearby business. mike? reporter: that's right, tom. north garden chinese restaurant is right next-door and it may have looked like this, had firefighters not been successful in containing yesterday's fire. this afternoon eversource restored power to that restaurant, but the owner says she's waiting for her insurance company to assess the building's exterior damage. as for the fire, officials are still trying to determine a cause because of the extensive damage they say there probably won't be any physical evidence left. a hold of oh reilly's auto parts which owns the property. >> to determine what exactly was in the building at the time of fire and the condition of the building at the time of the fire. and

suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. todd: todd: the 58th annual grammy awards air tomorrow night. the eagles also plan to play tribute to glenn frey. plus lionel richie will be , honored. it all starts at 7:00 p.m., monday night, right here on kcci. laura: central iowans woke up to snow this valentine's day but , that did not stop efforts to purchase or delivery. at bosens on beaver, workers were very busy, taking orders. arranging the flowers packaging the flowers and of course delivering the flowers. family-owned boesens has been in business for nearly a century and they say weather conditions will not slow them down in getting customers flowers on valentine's day. >> a florist on valentines day being part of the lovers holiday , it is busy, busy, but we are ready for it. laura: tonight at 10:00 kcci's , marcus mcintosh takes us inside boesens for a look at what it is like working at a florists shop on valentines day. todd: checking back in with jason. i don't think this was the gift on valentines day that we were all

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: two gun stores targeted and tonight police are trying to see if they're connected. the first burglary happened in hooksett last week and now police just over the border in tyngsboro are investigating a similar break-in. wmur's adam sexton is live with reaction from wicked weaponry in hooksett. reporter: yes, tom, burglars hit wicked weaponry at the beginning of the month, now police south of the state line think they may have struck again. on february 4, surveillance cameras here at wicked weaponry recorded burglars breaking in using pry bars and bolt cutters and then stealing hand guns. monday morning a similar m.o. in tyngsboro at hitman firearms, where the suspect made a quick the manager distraught that those guns might end up in the wrong hand. >> i'm going to lose a lot of sleep. it's sad that it happened, but i are full confidence in the police departments to resolve it. reporter: we're told police departments in both communities are in communication, the owners of the res

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and singing dawn reacts to charges here's suzanne marques with today's eye on entertainment. >>reporter: dawn says charges accusing him of domestic violence is a tragedy for his family. the american pie singer plead not guilty to six counts stemming from his arrest last month. his wife filed a request for protection after that incident. bill cosby's wife testified in a defamation lawsuit against her husband. camille cosby answered questions under oath in massachusetts. she has publicly stood by her husband after dozens of woman accused him of sexual assault. the hip hop musical hamilton picked up another trophy. it was inspired by american history. the award comes with a $100,000 prize. the oscars are -- gabara was nominated in crushes in 2010. break from promoting her new film saying changes are coming. >> this is the second year in a row with controversy over who has been nominated and ignored. thank god it's so big because now you can never ignore us again. >> the academy awards this sunday in hollywood. that's your eye on entertainment, suzanne marques, cbs news los angel

@suzanne roantree is live now @with more on this. @reporter: belmont police say @that the 35-year-old man of @laconia was arrested on route @106 for a routine traffic stop @and that was on tuesday night. @police say that straightenberger @who is a convicted felon was @taken into custody for false @plates. @in possession of a loaded 22 @caliber handgun, a double ended @knife, and a substantial amount @of narcotic drugs. @once me at the police station an @officer stepped out of the @booking room to gather arrest @paperwork, leaving him alone and @that's when he tried to escape. @p>> he eventually gets up and @walks out of the booking room, @although he was out of the @booking room for 11 seconds, he @did go to his car, the video @shows he was touching something @in his car before he was brought @back into the booking room. @reporter: police say later at @the county jail a large quantity @of narcotics drugs was found @concealed in his body. @and he faces five felony counts @including escape from custody. @he is being held on $100,000 @b

suzanne marquez, cbs news in los angeles. >> can't wait to see the closing act. watch them take the stage at the grammy awards tomorrow night at 8:00 here on cbs4. >>> still ahead on cbs4 news, as you might imagine, flower shops are packed with people getting gifts for their loved ones, today. we will share some of their love stories, up next. >>> tomorrow on cbs4 this morning, going to the gym can be intimidated. especially the weight room which can make women want to skip strength training and focus on cardio. >>> valentine's day brings in huge business for flores'. one flower shop estimates it sold more than 60,000 roses. some lovers share their tips to make the most of valentine's day. >>reporter: valentine's day brings in big crowds to any flower shop. for the flowers in davie, we found people in love all kinds >> we've been married almost 30 >>reporter: what is a secret for making sure life stays year after being married for 30 >> flowers. we wake them up with a beautiful arrangement. >>reporter: what is the secret to making sure valentine's day is a good o

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suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles and we have a programming note regarding the grammys. tomorrow night, we will be airing the grammys live tomorrow evening, with coverage beginning at 4 p-m. there will be a rebroadcast immediately following the live event. we will not have a five or 6:30 p-m broadcast. we will have a following the rebroadcast. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'es eeing a decent amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our morning were in the mid 30's, tomorrow will be very similar with lows in the mid 30's and highs in the mid 60's. if we can get some wind, we'll see less cloud cover. next storm rolls in here wednesday night. futurecast shows the storm track well north of nevada with onshore flow bringing in some cloudiness at times. tuesday clouds and winds picking up. seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the 50's and lows in it was another nice day in re

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suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles and we have a programming note regarding the grammys. we will be airing the grammys live tomorrow evening, with there will be a rebroadcast immediately following the live event. we will not have a five or 6:30 p-m broadcast. we will have a special edition newscast following the rebroadcast. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'es eeing a decent amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our north. temperatures this morning were in the mid 30's, tomorrow will be very similar with lows in the mid 30's and can get some wind, we'll see less cloud cover. next storm rolls in here wednesday night. futurecast shows the storm track well north of nevada with onshore flow bringing in some cloudiness at times. tuesday will be similar with a few extra clouds and winds picking up. seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the it was another nice day in reno with

suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles and we have a programming note regarding the grammys. we will be airing the grammys live tomorrow evening, with coverage beginning at 4 p-m, and a rebroadcast immediately after. we will not have a five or 6:30 p-m broadcast. we will have a special edition it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'e seeing a decent amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our north. temperatures this morning were in the mid 30's, tomorrow will be very similar with lows in the mid 30's and highs in the mid 60's. if we can get some wind, storm rolls in here wednesday night. futurecast shows the storm track well north of nevada with onshore flow bringing in some cloudiness at times. tuesday will be similar with a few extra clouds and winds picking up. seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the

suzanne marquez caught up with some of the rehearsals and has a sneak peek at what some of the artists are taking home. >> reporter: four-time nominee alex an da shakes is preparing for the grammy awards. up for a big prize, album of the guitarist brittany howard admits they're star struck. >> we come from a little town. it's crazy to be shaking hands with people like ferrell and adele and prince. wow. >> reporter: alabama shakes joins a diverse line-up of performers from across musical genres. but host l.l. cool jay says the closing act is still under wraps. >> the advertise ments will be amazing and dessert will be spectacular. >> reporter: this year the trophy is outfitted with a grammy cam, which will capture video from the winner's circle. >> what's up, cool jay. >> when the grammy award is given to an artist, you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist and see perspective. >> reporter: even if they don't take home a trophy, every nominee is invited backstage to the grammy's gift lounge where they're invited to take home everything from clothing to cocktails to jewe