tamara: thank you. damian: and we'll have a calpullito nalequeh dance for us, up next here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. nidad on que pasa. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] damian: well, i'm hearing some great reviews on "valley of the heart," that played by luis valdez. you might want to check it out at the san jose stage company. now, our saludos to those celebrating a special day. felicidades. [music] damian: and here is our address for next week's saludos. you can also pick up a copy of el observador newspaper, and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. you can watch us every saturday at 5:30 p.m., "comunidad del valle" in espanol on telemundo channel 48 every saturday at 5:30 p.m. celebrating the mexica new year, we'll leave you now with calpullito nalequeh. buenos tardes. [music] [music] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] female: the direction of the

tamara: people were clapping and plane. what passengers didn't know is that the father has terminal cancer and was making a trip to see his family. the family is in contact with the airline saying that they the full ordeal. steve d.: all right, time now for a video on the big board and terrifying traffic cop. you can see that state trooper get nearly sideswiped by that big rig. parts are flying off as the big fortunately, no one was injured. look here at that damage to the police cruiser. a five-year-old boy in afghanistan is making international headlines when his older brother posted pictures of him in a jersey made fromm a plastic bag. the barcelona star signed that jersey and sent it to the boy himself. and this is the newest panda at the national zoo in washington. there he is snacking. these biscuits have a vitamins and proteins and of course, they usually dine on bamboo, sweet potatoes, apples, things like that, but when they want a tree, they get a biscuit like that there. and here is something you don't that is a p

tamara: and the apex bank was robbed. authorities say a man had a bandanna over his face and walked inside to rob the bank no-cost or's were inside -- to rob the bank, and no customers were inside at the time of the robbery. a husband and wife were put a judge told him he could [indiscernible] police say he was [indiscernible] in beaver creek commons. anna wagner was arrested last night. steve d.: tonight, a woman is charged with an accident after hitting four people who were on bicycles. 40-year-old -- 50-year-old donnie marie williams was charged with reckless driving. [indiscernible] tamara: a governor mccrory declared a state of emergency after tornadoes hit the area. an ef2 hit the granville area. no one was hurt. people tonight are counting their blessings. >> we stopped and looked at what could have been. if he had been home, he would not have lived through it. he would never had known that there was a tornado coming. he wouldn't be alive. knowing that, i can't cry over this stuff. there is no point. tamara: rick w

tamara: absolutely. you know, you've been following this story, and you've been a supporter for many more years than before the organization existed, so you know that there were challenges at the plaza. and you know that we've been at it for the last 4 1/2 years. and yeah, sometimes there's some difficult moments. and that's when we get to say, "okay, this is when we knuckle up." and of course, you know, personally for me, it's to say again, "this is the work that i need to do. you know, this is the work that i've been given." and it's something that, when i reflect on that time when i chose my name, which was before the school even opened up, and you know, for example, before my son was born type of thing, it's to say, "wow, you know, sometimes you can look at things as a struggle, or you can look at it as this is my destiny. this is what i was born to do. so, let's do the work and let's be joyful about it." so, it absolutely gives me a lot of strength. damian: all right, well, it's the mexica new year

tamara how does this change the race? >> the stakes were very high and everyone disagreed on that.didates were already talking about the supreme court. the next president could name some supreme court justices, now it's not abstract anymore, it's very real, and once president obama nominates someone, there will even be a face for this fight. >> how do you see that amy? >> i absolutely agree with that, i also know it is one piece of what we know will be a big complicated election coming up. i still think issues like the economy and what's happening in syria those are events that are really going to drive this election, the role of america and the world. but this is going to be an important sort of milestone for these candidates. again, a way especially in the primaries to rev up their base. this is right now about taking advantage of the very polarized partisan environment for democrats to get their side exieded, republicans to get their side excited because of the controversial issues in front of the supreme court, include abortion labor rights immigration. >> woodruff: tamara, is

can't wait. >> tamara?things i will remember, i guess, is the chasing hillary clinton, trying to figure out whether she was going to be on that very first day in iowa and, you know, the scooby van that she drove across country shows up at a little coffee shop in laclaire and, you know, we're off to the races. >> woodruff: we'll look at that picture. tamera keith, amy walter, thank you both. we'll see a lot you have tonight. >> ifill: we want to dig into the numbers a bit now. not just the results, but key facts about iowa and iowans. hari sreenivasan breaks it down. hari? >> sreenivasan: thanks, gwen. our data team looked to see iowa's track record in picking winners and how similar they are to the rest of the country. the caucuses are far from a perfect predictor of who goes on to become the party's nominee or eventually to the white house. in fact for democrats, it is slightly better than flipping a coin, the caucuses have picked the candidate correctly 55% of the time, for republicans, the process has on

. >> ifill: and we talk with amy walter and tamara keith about what's happening on the ground as candidates make their final push. plus, david brooks and michelle cottle are here to analyze the race. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:

tamara. >> it's the same difference.ant to come on with big bobs then you deal with the pronunciation of your name. donald trump stands firm on what his position is about us going into iraq. >> wait a second. what are you -- why are you bringing up tamara's books? >> it's what he says -- >> he is going back talking about you were a democrat and you supported hillary clinton. if you want to get personal we can get personal. let's talk about donald trump and iraq. >> how does the size of my books -- considering this is how i was born. >> no, i called you a bob. i'm sorry. i should have called you a bob. >> that was a big blunder. why go there? >> i never have gotten why what anybody cares about politics. now we know how she deals with women who she disagrees with. >> he just passed 20,000 likes on our facebook page. check it out, become part of the conversation. i respond to your comments and your questions. media buzz at fox news.com. don't officer goat dvr the show if for some chant chance you can't watch lichblt we're b

when tamara -- >> it's tamara, tamara. >> it's the same difference.boobs, then you do it with the pronunciation of your name. look, donald trump stands firm on what his position is about us going into iraq. >> wait a second. why you bringing up -- -- why are you bringing up tamara's boobs? i don't understand why you brought up her boobs. >> oh, you were a democrat and you supported hillary clinton. you want to get personal, you can get personal. let's talk about donald trump and let's talk about iraq. >> the size of my boobs considering this is how i was born. >> i'm sorry, i should have called you a boob. >> that was a big blunder. why go there? never quite gotten why anyone cares what omarosa thinks about politics? but now we know how she treats women she disagrees with. that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz."howard kurtz. we just passed 20,000 linings our facebook page. check it out. i respond on video to your question, mediabuzz@foxnews.com. ask a media question or comment, you might get a response. don't forget to dvr the show if by some chanc

. >> on several occasions investigators say tamara stacy hooks hat sex with one of her students. and the superintendent said at one point over the past month she was reprimanded after being seen eating lunch with students and sharing a drink with one of them. >> when you're a young person in middle school and you're involved with a teacher at that level, not only is it very inappropriate but it's against the law. >> the highland county sheriff's report shows that hook was charged with five counts of lewd traveling to meet a minor for sex and three counts of sending harmal material to a minor. the student's mom is the one who found things on her child's cell phone. >> she could not interpret them and came to us for help. >> it took three days for authorities to arrest her. in addition to teaching she is also one of the directors of the afterschool program and now authorities are wondering: are there more victims? >> they have time to work with the school staff and other teachers and talk to any students who may be concerned. >> deputies spent the day searching hook's home and comp

thank you both, lee carter, tamara holder, thank you. >> thank you very much.rdre: trump says he will sue senator cruz if cruz doesn't apologize. he will speak to fox business about it tomorrow morning, "mornings with maria" at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. you will not want to miss that conversation. >>> jeb bush also defending his brother from donald trump's attacks at saturday's debate. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. and i'm proud of what he did. deirdre: so george w. bush will be appearing at jeb bush's event in less than 40 minutes time right here, 6:00 p.m. eastern time, he will be criticizing or at least addressing trump's criticisms. charles payne, my colleague will be bringing you those comments live in half an hour's time. you will not want to miss it. >> >> do not forget to tune into fox business this saturday. we give you live coverage of the republican primary and nevada primary. both events start at 6:30 p.m. eastern. lou dobbs, neil cavuto, your dream team bring result

her name is tamara hendry.. and she has an 11 year old son. as you can imagine, her family is in shock.. and trying to deal with the sudden loss..((wipe cg3)) her son, heath, had been raising a swine to sell at the hardee county fair.. which is going on all this week and weekend.. when word got out about that.. the community got together to buy that swine at an 3 astounding price. they bought that pig for 170- dollars a pound.. and it weighs 280-pounds.. that is 47-thousand dollars! 3 that money will go toward funeral expenses for tamara.. and also to heath.. we're told that when the swine sold.. there wasn't a dry eye 3 3 it's now 5:__. time to check the forecast with dave. 3 ((dave rescuing rover... look what happened in fairfax, virginia... a dog fell through thin layer of ice on a lake in "reston." firefighters had to come rescue her... poor "angel" couldn't stop barking... but she's okay. 3 in fact, her owners say: she wasn't even scratched... just a little shaky. 3 3 it is 5:__: time now to find out what's happening 3 no closed captionin

tamara brown - not your average trainer. and lance the beast mode killaz trainer adams. "we pride ourselves on doing the unorthodox stuff just why we call ourselves beast mode killaz fitness. everybody has heard of beast but the killaz on the end means that we push past the beast mode and do everything else nobody lance's fitness series means i'll never look at a tire the same way again. this engages your abs. then you breathe out, slam it down and slide it right back up and slam it right back down. "there's no excuse for nobody. if dawndy doing it you got to do it too. beast mode killaz fitness dawndy mercer plank in the warrior increases. we do more. "go. eight. nine and 10." then - tamara and marie whipped out 30 seconds of jumping rope for lungs, legs, calves. it's on to seated push presses to work the deltoids, triceps, and upper chest as well as doing cardio. "you are working your quads, you were working your glutes. you are working your upper chest. you were working your shoulders and deltoids. you're working your triceps." i don't remember complaining but this is

we talked with amy walter and tamara about what's at stake. >>Ñi also ahead mud wrists and reformistsÑi for iran's election asking questions what change is possible under a hard line leadership. >> and spotlight wins the top prize at the oscars. we examine the state of today's investigative journalism. >> it's going to be more difficult. there are fewer resources to do it. this is very expensive work to do and yet we have to commit ourselves to doing it. >> all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: it was no-holds-ba

ahead this tuesday, we talk with mark shields, david brooks, and our politics duo amy walter and tamara keith to analyze the state of the race for the white house. >> ifill: and, tens of thousands of syrians flee toward the turkish border as the city of aleppo turns into a battlefield. >> ( translated ): we are dying. we are left with nothing but our clothes. we want to be at ease. we want our dignity. it's been five years of living under bombs, crying, "oh god." >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the months of campaigning and the endless tv ads have all come to a close today in new hampshire. this primary day means voters finally have to decide who wins, and the losers have to decide whether to go on. political director lisa desjardins is in new hampshire, where she watc

. >> tamara, tamara. >> boo, if you want to combine with big boobs, you deal with it. tamara's boobs? >> you're a democrat menu support hillary clinton. if you want to get personal, we can get personal. >> you are talking about my boobs, this is how i was born. >> i'm sorry. i should have called you a boo. >> let's focus on donald trump. maria: can we talk about donald trump? tamara made a point. >> we are all over the place here. tree into donald trump does not have substance on important issues like likewise matter. >> i completely disagree with that. of course he does. but tamara wants to focus on five points. donald trump has made it very, very clear. social justice issues are something he will address. he will have to be the president of the entire country, not just likewise matter, immigration has been vocal on some economic issues which are resonating with voters. i take issue with that. the voters who are clearly supporting him since he is substantially high in the polls would disagree with that. >> hillary clinton or donald trump for you? >> pardon me? there's

tamara looks damp and cool. the -- tomorrow looks damp and cool. anna: now to breaking news in raleigh. a jury sentences travion smith to life in prison, scaring his life. it: -- ed: the jury came back in less than an hour. the tension in the courtroom was so thick you could feel it. family members were holding each other's hands. clerk: we, the jury, unanimously determine that travion smith be sentenced to life in prison, official recommendation. ed: to be sure, that is sentence is life without parole. smith showed little reaction as he has throughout the trial. one of his defense attorneys definitely had tears in her eyes and on her cheeks. i could hear an audible sigh quietly on that side of the courtroom. you will remember them was a huggins-jones was found by her then eight-year-old daughter dead, half beaten and staff -- and stabbed to death. the victim's mother got up and told travion smith that she did -- he did make a conscious choice to kill her daughter and he knew right from wrong and he today. the jury came back in less than half an ho

tamara stockton says dental pain is the fourth reason why people go to the emergency rooms going to the emergency room will not cure your dental issue, the pain always comes back so i think that the biggest message that when you need to see a dentist to get the work done they want to help take that load off emergency rooms and our tax dollarsit going to be a great help to the communitysomething sheila campbell has been looking forward to for a long time i can go to the dentist i can have my teeth cleaned i can worry about a high bill at the same timeshe doesn't have any medical insurance and feels blessed to finally have this opportunity now that they are taking more patients weekly and daily, that make a big, big difference because i don have to sit and wait or guess that they want to take down my number and i could get seen that day if i having a problem so this is going to be a big help for a lot of people sonia gutierrez news19 wltx 3 3 the clinic was made possible by a grant from blue cross blue shield. the clinic is now open monday through friday. and if you want to schedule an ap

then - tamara and marie whipped out 30 seconds of jumping rope for lungs, legs, it's on to seated push presses to work the deltoids, triceps, and upper chest as well as doing cardio. "you are working your quads, you were working your glutes. you are working your upper chest. you were working your shoulders and deltoids. you're working your triceps." i don't remember complaining but this is how lance responded to us almost being finished. "let me give you all ten more!" "agh!" "ten!" and then... "i'm going to reward you all with five more." "agh!" always total body and always core. always total body and always are you go. breathe out the top. good." lance and his team change up the exercise and series constantly. he says they have a very strong support structure so everybody is working as a team. "get 'em in here. get 'em right. just like we did you." them they like coming back." the warrior warehouse also is a community-based organization helping at- risk youth - those with anger issues and such. von gaskin has a check of your forecast. no toss no toss a strong storm system moves into

one of the women-- tamara green-- filed the defamation lawsuit against cosby in december 2014. she accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in 1970. green along with the others claim that cosby's husband let his defense team paint them as liars after they accused him of sexual assault. bill cosby's lawyers tried to prevent camille from bng deposed... but sunday night the judge denied their sunday night the judge denied their motion. tim: the fbi is defending its demand that apple help them open the iphone belonging to the san bernardino shooter. fbi director james comey writes in a new blog post and press release that syed farook's phone might have "critical additional clues" in the investigation-- (gfx) including "whether others were involved." 14 people were killed in the december attack and since then investigators have been trying to unlock farook's iphone5c. comey writes look the survivors in the in the mirror, if we don't follow this lead." but apple says creating a way to passcode would put the privacy and security of all apple customers at risk. " " apple hahelped the f

. >> tamara , . speaking were "chasing" us story set the date is cute when? >> get ready for over space been some time with tube little cubs we were indicted by six flags to meet the new additions to the six flags family a siberian tiger and ally in club raised right here in new jersey. >> the tiger is more dominant but the alliance who. >> does veterinarian is watching over these to. the lion cub born in mid november that around the thanksgiving the tiger cub was born. they have not been named. >> do they have names? >> did you knottier? my last line was they do not have names. [laughter] >> i was distracted by then zebra tell they trade them on their future food. >> the lion will be fully grown before age weighing over 300. the tiger will be full and about five years and over 500 pounds. >> we measure up to bottles in the blender. that is their meat shake. >> four times a day. four bottles a day. female cats they would typically never meet in the while they're on different continents but their bombs did not accept them. >> in the wild they will abandon them

covering the courts, tamara a date for the marion county 18 accused of marrying her and -- her ex-boyfriend. amber w right is accused of burning her ex-boyfriend. this is the retrial for her. meredith: there was a shooting at a pair more convenient store. ropy st is accused ofephens shooting multiple people at a convenience store. >> he was walking around. i went to go get the bread and by the time i got back, i heard a pow. reporter: he is facing four counts of attempted murder and has prior convictions. jim: in orange county teenager is charged with burglary after the victim woke up to a man sexually assaulting her. she says she was awakened by the attacker shining a light in her face. he has the same brands and color of iphone the girl described. lebron is currently out on bond. a man accused of having sex with a student has resigned. marshall young rice was arrested over the weekend. he first talked with a with her in his meredith: classroom. a violent crash early this morning. it killed one man and send another to jail. it happened well three drivers were waiting for the light to turn

. >> ifill: and we talk with amy walter and tamara keith about what's happening on the ground as candidatesir final push. plus, david brooks and michelle cottle are here to analyze the race. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

one of the women-- tamara green-- filed the defamation lawsuit against cosby in december 2014. she accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in 1970. green along with the others claim that cosby's husband let his defense team paint them as liars after they accused him of sexual assault. bill cosby's lawyers tried to prevent his wife from being deposed - but sunday night the judge denied their motion. if you lost your job there probably isn't a whole lot you your job back. case for metro sometimes, officers who metro fired can and metro says that's a big problem. news at ten... we investigate how officers, some of them who breaking the law, can go through arbitration to get their job back. we look at the case of james arrested years ago for beating his wife. even though the case was dropped for a lack of he was arrested for beating his girlfriend. he will try to get his job back a second time.. his ex-girlfriend says the public's safety is at stake. in your opinion, is james burt a threat to public safety? yes, he needs help, he needs help on how to address that rage and anger an

while nevada's tamara shmitova took 4th... the pack also won the silver in the 800 free relay carson high school's peter garrett has been named the gatorade state soccer player of the year the junior led the senators to a 17-3-1 overall record and both the northern and the state title last season... the defender scored five goals and had two assists... but was part of a defense that pitched team all-state... he was also pretty good in the classroom, with a 3.54 gpa the wolf pack is down in san jose tonight... to take on a much improved spartans team they've only got eight wins so far, but that's six more than they won last year already... and they got some good wins too, including over wyoming and fresno state,... they're a young team that has three freshman in the staring lineup... and their best player is junior frank rogers, who is averaging 12.5 points and nearly 7 rebounds per game... the pack is well aware it could be a trap game.. fenner: "you know, we're looking past their record. they've had some big wins this season,

and we turn to politics monday with tamara keith of npr and amy walter of the "cook political report. i say every week, where to begin? let's talk about the republicans, amy, especially what looks like a three-man rails. >> this saturday definitely consolidated the field in a way that we were expecting to see it happen after new hampshire. it did not. but with jeb bush dropping out and carson not getting much vote, john kasich is still in the race, and thinks he will be able to pick up momentum. >> ifill: when he gets heard, sometimes it's for his stumbles. >> and the reality is there is just not a lot of support there for john kasich. it really is marco rubio, now, who is getting the so-called establishment lane to himself. every minute, it seems, we're getting another update of another governor, senator, member of congress endooring's marco rubio. the question is did they wait too late to consolidate to stop donald trump. >> ifill: my email box like yours has been full of endorsements all day coming from establishment, senators, members of congress for marco rubio, but i wonder whet

i know tamm a -- tamara has runners around. let us know. you begin forming preference groups and you do not have enough space in your location. you're going to want to look and see what other rooms might be available. do we need to use the gym, hallway, classroom next door and form preference groups differently here? can we move out into the hallway? can we move the registration table and table and chairs out so there's room for enough people? do we need to ask some reservists to leave so we can continue moving foshed? we want to completely brainstorm how do we work with this? again we can always call and talk to someone at the help line we can help you out with this. you have bad cell phone service and can't report results. you must still report results. so use that hot line, look for a l.a.n. line, someone else with a cren phone who can -- cell phone who can dial n what if an observer is being disruptive? we have our three strikes policy. asking them to stop. stop or they'll be asked to leave. and finally, asking them to leave. >> can we

believe someone broke in during the early morning hours of january 25th, stole jewelry and killed tamara bedenbaugh. the investigators urge anyone who knows anything to come forward, there's a $6,000 reward for information. >>> all new at 6:00, 9 investigates where the money from st. cloud water bills actually ends up. we found out a large chunk is leaving dedicated accounts and landing in the general fund. field sutton has been working to legal. >>reporter: and the florida supreme court says it is legal, for cities like st. cloud to take a profit off of people's water bill, as we recently told you, water rates here are higher than in m other area, after fightsover higher taxes, high tired of being --. >> i understand that you have to pay for things. >>reporter: outside of city hall today, st. cloud water customer, she can't shake the feeling that she and her neighbors are being fleeced. >> the fees i'm being benefits city residents, i don't think that's right. >>reporter: 9 investigates added up 3.2 million dollar taken from the city's water utility fund in 5 years and 3.7 from the sewe

ahead this tuesday, we talk with mark shields, david brooks, and our politics duo amy walter and tamarao analyze the state of the race for the white house. >> ifill: and, tens of thousands of syrians flee toward the turkish border as the city of aleppo turns into a battlefield. >> ( translated ): we are dying. we are left with nothing but our clothes. we want to be at ease. we want our dignity. it's been five years of living under bombs, crying, "oh god." >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

after a cold start tamara, plenty of sun. a high temperature around 70 degrees. on sunday, warmer but clouds a sprinkled here or there. high temperature moves out and temperatures continue to warm. mid-seventies the early part of next week. by the middle of next week a cold front shows up. that will push through late on wednesday. ahead of bet it will be warm in the 80s. turning cooler for thursday and friday of next week. we warm up a little bit for each of the fronts. temperatures across the country remain chilly in the northeast. 30s and 40s through the south and southwest. the west is warm. 60s to 70s and 80s in the southwest. 60 in dallas. 63 in houston. 50 in atlanta. for tonight, a nice night. clear and crisp again with the coldest degrees inland. low 40s through low 50s. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine and a chilly start. high temperature low 70s through upper 60s. winds will come down sees, 3 to 5. they temperature at 71. next week, a warming trend after tomorrow. 60s to around 70 tomorrow and 70s and 80s by the time we get to wednesday. tomorrow, plenty of

. >> sreenivasan: lisa joins us now, along with amy walter of the cook political report and tamara keith of npr from the site of tonight's debate at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. lisa i want to start with you, how close is this race heading into tonight's debate? >> it is a real horse race. it is not the race we thought it was three or four months ago. bernie sanders has momentum, so i don't want to say that there's really a front-runner at this point. hillary clinton has more of what are called super delegates. i know you like to talk about that, amy. but bernie's got momentum. so we have a real race. i don't want to say there is a front-runner right now. >> you have had, obviously, a very contested contest in iowa, that hillary narrowly won. bernie came out of new hampshire, big, big win. the real question now we head to nevada and south korea, which are demgraphicry and stylistically very different. not quite as liberal as those other two. that's why she needs to have a strong debate tonight going into what we will soon see in nevada and south carolina. >> absolutely. today,

they stole jewelry and killed tamara. right now deputies are desperately searching for any leads and are offering a 6000- dollar reward. >> we will be checking with police to see if officers arrest 2 middle schoolers accused of attacking a homeless man, then lying about it. >> law enforcement is investigating an encounter 2 students had with a stranger on the way to school this morning. >> that was a robo call that went out to students and parents today. investigators say the students first told them a homeless man stole their phone and bit them. but they now believe students are the ones that started the fight. the fight happened off campus. >>> we will be checking this spring to see how much money it through 8 school after a major snag. workers discovered that the ground there sits on a layer of muck that could cause the new building to crack and actually sink. we learned the unsafe soil could cause them to relocate the structures all together which would put some buildings closer to homes. >> i would not want a 3 story

prosecutors charge tamara williams-kelly on wednesday. investigators say they found packets of cocaine in her waist area after she landed in a flight from jamaica. back in october, police arrested this man, winston richard. they say he tried to smuggle two pounds of cocaine from the airport. he flew in from jamaica. police say he had the drugs in his carry-on bag. >>> tonight, there is a new leader for charlotte's biggest employer. the 51-year-old african american health exec from texas is only the third ceo at carolina's healthcare system in the last 35 years. eyewitness news reporter jim bradley talked with him about his plans to lead one of the biggest hospital systems in the country. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: for the last several years, gene woods has been repeatedly mentioned as one of the top minority healthcare executives in the country. now he's about to become one of the top executives period. after a unanimous vote from the spent the morning, accepting applaud and handshakes and accolades. >> we needed a leader who woul

county deblthives say they still don't know who killed a woman during a home invasion. 57-year-old tamara was found dead at her home on northwest a week ago. the detectives say a robber broke into her home, killed her and took cash and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. if you have i in information on this case, contact the marion county sheriff's office. >>> these two workers are accused of giving valid driver's licenses to people who didn't earn them. a warning from officials in scheme. >> plus, why the orange county school district is joining the fight against building two new land. . you'd want. where this 9-foot anaconda was found slinking around. >> big. >> yeah, no kidding. >> after the warmest day in a month, i'm tracking even warmer weather for tomorrow. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. 100 percent beef. seal in the flavor ... from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, >>> you're watching channel 9 eyewitness news at 5:00, coverage you can count on. >>> it's not something you'd want to find in your yard, but tonight, s

one deputy was shot point blank at about noon as he approached a suspicious man inside a can -- at tamara bread restaurant. the second deputy chased after the gunman and was killed during a shootout. the sheriff had to pause for a moment after announcing the deaths of his men. >> it is with great sadness that i tell you both deputies her were shot earlier today have succumbed to their injuries. >> two other deputies shot and killed the gunman, 67-year-old brian evans. he had two outstanding arrest warrant including one for assaulting a police officer in florida. the names of the two entities have not yet been released. >>> learning more tonight about the death of the baby left in a home with five other children, but no adult. >> a parent has been located and is being questioned by police. we've also learned that at least one of the people responsible for those children is risk -- is just heartbroken tonight. let's get the latest now. >> reporter: adam, that seven- month-old infant was found dead right here at this home on van buren street in northwest dc. the five siblings are in the cust

the city's mayor says a family of tamara rice will not have to pay the bill and should have never gotten it. officials say medicaid originally paid a portion of the bill the city absorb the rest of the cost and consider the bill paid in full but earlier this week the executor of the two mirrors est ask for a billing statement and that triggered an automatic process that filed the five hundred dollar claim to be a state known to man. we even tea into click money on this type of deal the mayor says the claim should have been flagged and apologize to the rice family rice was shot and killed in two thousand and fourteen and police say he was holding a replica gun that resembled a real gun the officers were not indicted by granger e and rice's mother has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and the officers bitter cold weather is slamming the nation in some places the weather has turned extremely dangerous look at this video from near cleveland ohio the state says dozens of cars and trucks and vans collided as they get snow and ice on the interstate at least seventeen people were hurt the

we talked with amy walter and tamara about what's at stake. >>Ñi also ahead mud wrists and reformistsÑi for iran's election asking questions what change is possible under a hard line leadership. >> and spotlight wins the top prize at the oscars. we examine the state of today's investigative journalism. >> it's going to be more difficult. there are fewer resources to do it. this is very expensive work to do and yet we have to commit ourselves to doing it. >> all that and more on

mom is asking for your help to find a gunman who killed her 15-year- it has been three weeks since tamara harris was shot in broad daylight on central street or on sponsoring -- your altamont springs. a gunman fired at the teen while he was in a car. harasses mom told us were witnesses but no one is talking. >>> concerns are being raised about halifax health plans to expand outside of its taxing district right now work is already underway at the site at i-4 and howland boulevard . one person who works with volusia tax reform says halifax would not have to pay property taxes leaving residents on the hook. halifax health states on its website it will not be using public funds to build or operate the hospital. >>> residence in one lake county neighborhood say major road project will make traffic noise near their homes worse so they want a noise wall. >> this is frustrating. the quality of life has gone down. >> today we recorded readings of more than 80 db along us 27 in claremont. fdot says 66 db or higher is loud enough or no small but steady done nearly 20 years ago founder is not a need.

tonight forty five clear breezy and chilly near forty year the lower forties and what areas you can see tamara sixty three great day for super tuesday to get out vote fifty five with the possible morning shower a few area on wednesday that only forty five on thursday that sets the stage for thursday's overnight on friday and as the moisture with the next system comes in should be a cold rain in hampton roads but we can't rule out a little bit of snow especially for the inland areas will pin that down for the next few days and then back up of pretty close to where we should be again by the end of next weekend on sunday at fifty three and the same temperature on monday so overall little bit of a roller coaster like you would expect in hampton roads this jeff. well kids eating lunch had to duck and cover after a gunman opened fire today for students were hurt the latest on their conditions and that suspect and new information on a story we broke this morning on daybreak what happened moments before this deadly house explosion in do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if

the u-s marshals caught up with christopher and tamara remy wednesday.a grand jury indicted both of them on charges involving three different children.the couple pleaded not guilty yesterday hillary clinton's trying to close the double-digit gap between her and democratic presidential rival bernie sanders in new hampshire before next week's primary.the two are fresh off their latest debate.and as always, we are partnering with politifact to fact-check the candidates.this one comes from a jab clinton took at sanders - concerning our foreign policy and national security! hillary clinton "a group of national security experts, military intelligence experts, issued a very concerning statement about senator sanders views on foreign policy and national security, pointing out some of the comments he has made on these issues, such as inviting iranian troops into syria to try and resolve the conflict there. putting them right on the doorstep of israel." she packed a punch at sanders with that one -- and politifact says -- it's *mostly* true. that's because our experts say it lacks some useful deta

and then for tamara mainly east bay 72 berkeley 73 oakland 74 union city sunday forecast shows gradual warming trend the warmest day of the week and then we check that which dropped temperatures a few degrees about 10 above average and then a little bit cools down and then saturday sunday dropping down closer average still warmer than where we should be this time of year and a week and looks to be dry. >> catherine:new ahead at 8. a 97-year -old woman is fighting to stay in the home she thought she'd live out her final days in. new tonight at 8. the battle between apple and the fbi is heating up. >> catherine:apple says the feds blundered -- and could have gained access to the san bernardino terrorist's i=phone themselves -- but missed their chance. our tech trends reporter gabe >> gabe:apple has actually helped federal agents before. in at least 70 criminal investigations.apple says it's from iphones. but last fall.the company had a change of heart in an otherwise clash -- and apple's position the back of decorative had new recent evidence on the fallen at the time of the attack about

the u-s marshals caught up with christopher and tamara remy wednesday.a grand jury indicted both of them on charges involving three different children.the couple in court. new at noon ... firefighters in the clifton neighborhood .. ..the fire started this morning in the home on henshaw ave near bates.the upper floor was damaged.... but no one was hurt.firefighters are still trying to figure out what started the fire. we have a traffic alert to tell you about this afternoon ... right now the inbound lanes of columbia parkway betwee baines street and torrence parkway are 'closed' .. while crews work to remove loose soil from a mudslide. mudslide.there's no set time for the work to be complete right now ... though crews finished work on the 'outbound' lanes about half an hour ago ... those are now open.crews have been dealing with the issue since it started thursday morning ... when heavy rain pushed soil from the hillside down onto the road.city officials and 9 on your side are monitoring the situation and we'll make sure to alert you when the road opens back up. dental insurance can be ve

the role they play is so important it is so rewarding tamara we will begin a series of town hall meetings to answer these questions and truly the people at the town hall have much better questions than the moderators of the debates. [laughter] [applause] the fox debate was a good. they did a good job. but it would take an hour to go through everything that that means i will place my left hand on the bible in before this nation under the eyes of god i will swear to protect and defend and apple the constitution and i will mean it unlike barack obama. [cheers and applause] as president will not undermine but defend the second amendment because you have a constitutional god-given right to defend your family against criminals or terrorist who will seek to do you harm. [cheers and applause] after i and then taking the oath of office i go straight to the oval office. as soon as i walked through the doors i will repeal every single one of unconstitutional executive order. >> that means all the crazy epa rules on my first day in office are gone. this executive order that undermines the executive m

tamara looks damp and cool. the -- tomorrow looks damp and cool. anna: now to breaking news in raleigh. a jury sentences travion smith to life in prison, scaring his life.

this will >> britteny: we see another round of temperatures tamara 78 nap bus 77 hayward temperatures in san jose back to 80's after that it changes by wednesday. all the >> pam: latest news whether sports at 11. [ man narrating ] in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives... who investigate these vicious felonies... are members of an elite squad... known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. ugh, really? you dragged me out to a midnight movie? it's the original dawn of the dead. we can netflix it at home. come on. you'll have fun. besides, did i mention the theater serves booze? did i mention how much i love midnight movies? [ car alarm blares ] hey! get away from my car! [ groans ] - [ screams ] oh, my god! - tried to kill-- - [ grunts ] - [ car alarm blaring ]

you'll notice of a lot more sixties on the map today and that the san francisco airport 58 degrees by tamaras of 60 if you had vowed to redwood city 6463 oakland will be a high low 60s richmond 62 degrees evitable city looks really great on saturday. mostly sunny skies the high of 55 will be even warmer in santa clara or a super bowl sunday to bichirs closer to 73 degrees. really comfortable at the 70 forecast showing on the next couple days back the '60s by sunday be stayed there and to most of next week a dry pattern block the sun shine right now looks like we will save rain free. >> pam:call it clash of the candidates.bernie sanders and hillary clinton fought over who is more progressive-- and the bigger underdog. two titles both candidates want. kron 4's grant lodes joins us >> grant:the two presidential candidates traded jabs at last night's town hall. but tonight. they finally met face-to-face to debate. >> reporter:sanders versus clinton -once again - on the same stage. presidential candidate: "the republicans want to repeal the affordable care act. i want to improve it. i want to bui

we will see similar conditions as we head into tamara with the 7 day forecast with a chance of showers starting with the north. affecting santa rosa been trekking to the south. by 5:00 p.m. with the showers in san jose. >> brittany: back to the 70 temperature starting monday and most of next week. a >> pam: fast-food record was bitten for for getting ap-judge or getting any customers for. wrong. when >> pam: a recent court ruling that will force the state department of education to release sensitive information about millions and that's led to privacy concerns. >> pam: the ruling stems from a 5- year-old lawsuit brought by the morgan hill concerned parents association and other groups advocating for students with disabilities. >> pam:the judge in the case has ordered that names, addresses, even social security numbers be made attorneys. >> pam:one morgan hill parent - who has two sons with special needs, says her family was denied access to basic her sons qualify for federally mandated services. >> we just want services for our kids. >> pam:it's not clear yet when the released. but the