at the age of 16, she found herself called up for a scrimmage with the u.s. women's national team.laying alongside stars like mia hamm, judy foudy, kristine lilly. >> you're on the team for nine years. then in 2006, you left. what was going on? >> i think the first time i thought about leaving the team was in 2004. my concussion symptoms were just continuing to get worse and it was kind of the first time that i realized that something was wrong. >> reporter: in soccer, heading is a big part of the game, but that very act is responsible for nearly one-third of all concussions reported in youth soccer. dr. robert cantu is a neurosurgeon who has spent over 30 years studying concussions in sports. >> of the sports at high-risk for concussion, soccer is right up there and for girls it's right up at the top. if you focus on the head, it's not greatly safer in terms of concussion than football. >> yeah. not enough movement off of the ball, right? >> reporter: cindy had two diagnosed concussions in her career, though she says there were probably more. the first came in 2001. >> my own team

has died at the age of 89. lee would not publish another novel until last year when the manuscript for "go set a watchmen" was released. in the race for the white house, the next tests are tomorrow: the democrats in nevada. the republican in south carolina. steve handelsman has the story from columbia if the polling is accurate, marco rubio ... will not win south carolina's primary sot: sen. marco rubio :05-:08very confident about tomorrow. very optimistic because rubio's goal is 2nd or 3rd... but to beat jeb bush ...who campaigned again with his mother barbara to beat john kasich and maybe ted cruz to take over as the only surviving sen. marco rubio :22-:26"we need to nominate together...i know i can better than anyone in this urging bush and kasich to quit sot: lucille cantey, s.c. republican :31-:35 "we need that segment to bow out ted cruz won't. the iowa winner, polling second here, wants to drive rubio from the race sot: sen. ted cruz :41-:46"here in south carolina, these next 21 hours are going to decide

and state lawmakers discuss raising the age which people can purchase tobacco products in iowa... the support and criticism of waiting until 21 to buy cigarettes and the patients who do and don't qualify for a type of medical cannabis take their concerns straight to lawmakers... how advocates worry that the bill to expand access in iowa, won't go far iowa lawmakers have made major changes to a plan to provide cannabis oil for extremely sick iowans. for the first time...it would be legal to manufacture and dispense cannabis oil in iowa...and more iowans could get access to the drug. but as political director dave price shows us...many people are more frustrated with what's before them. nats...vanderlinden...804 i'm the chair of the subcommittee to deal with house study bill 607 then everyone in this room found out that bill...house study bill 607...is nothing like it once was. changes are supposed to mean progress. progress for sick iowans hoping to buy cannabis oil in the state. progress for people like sally gaer's daughter margaret 1515 sally gaer she turned 26 on monday there's

aging specialist dr. jean-louis sebagh, known the world over as the emperor of anti-aging, a miracle worker, and the youth guru. (female narrator) his groundbreaking formulas are based on the discovery of a rare melon that seems to defy the aging process. (cindy) i was first introduced to dr. sebagh when i was 28 years old, my skin, it was just glowing. it was like it had come alive, and it kept getting better. (dr. sebagh) when cindy came to see me, i told her, "you're gonna look amazing at 35, you're gonna look amazing at 45, and 50 and so on." that was my promise to cindy. (male narrator) the results cindy got at dr. sebagh's office were incredible. but cindy wanted to continue her treatments at home. (female narrator) so dr. sebagh created and bottled formulas exclusively for cindy, and it wasn't long before she started sharing these formulas with family and friends. (male narrator) from there, it grew to become meaningful beauty, the global skincare phenomenon that's loved by more than two million women around the world. (cindy) it's so satisfying to know that you created a product that people are lo

. >> thank you, colleagues the legislation before us will there the legal age to purchase tobacco products from san francisco from 18 to 21 afghanistan's i want to as well supervisor mar and supervisor farrell for the after-school program and thank to the small business commission, the board of education, the health commission and youth commission who have all each 3w0d enforced the legislation unanimously and lastly i want to thank the army hearted association the american society and the to free coalition for their strong support and partnership in moving this proposal forward colleagues by increasing the legal age to purchase all tobac tobacco prominenduced if 18 to this ordinance will treat traditional produced and other products in the same mandrin thank you to supervisor mar that is the leading cause of preventive deaths killing 5 hundred thousand people every year and coming out the united states 1 hundred and 70 employed in health care according to a study but usf the average cost of smoking is $400 million in direct and indirect health care costs when it comes to youth and adolesc

armstrong producing the book, mystery of the ages. now, again, i'm talking about two books here-the little book, and mystery of the ages. that's what this chapter is really about. here's what mr. armstrong said when he introduced mystery of the ages to people, god's people. he said: "dear brethren and coworkers with christ, since last december i have been working diligently on the largest and most important book of my life. i candidly feel it may be the most important book since the bible." now, that's quite a statement. he candidly believes it may be the most important book since the bible. well, why would he believe that? well, he says, 'look, it's a you study and have this book there with your bible, you're going to understand what the bible is all about! and it's the most wonderful book you could ever possibly have, and you ought to fall in love with it. i mean, really fall in love with it. mr. armstrong said: "i am now in my 94th year," when he finished that, "and i feel that this book is the most valuable gift i could possibly gi

again, supreme court justice antonin scalia has died at the age of 79. tails that he was found dead at a west texas ranch at the age of 79. the details surrounding his passing are still coming into us here at msnbc and nbc news, but again, we are confirming supreme court justice antonin scalia has died at the age of 79. he was found dead today at a west texas ranch. also possibly a luxury hotel or luxury resort, from what we are hearing at this moment. again, u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia found dead. we will continue to follow more details on antonin scalia, but for now here is a report from our correspondent, pete williams. >> i antonin scalia do solemnly swear. >> the first ital supreme court justice was put on the court by ronald reagan. though he later became a lightning rod for criticism, he was confirmed unanimously, 98-0, after telling senators he had no plans to reshape the law. >> i am not going onto the court with a list of things that i want to do. >> once there, he became one of the most outspoken conservatives, an author of fiery

pharao were for a vice who were under the age of 16. and going to the youth detention center for almost eight days but it was seven days. the we can stop as soon as i turned 60 now was back on the trail again. and before the united states supreme court in those leaves you are on the record were overturned. and it was because we were under age at the time. but that march john the state capital in from all over the state to protest the fact that the representatives at that time had passed a bill to arrest individuals for disturbing the peace. so immediately we decided we would have a march. that was back in 1961. in fact, 183 students were arrested. in they were from all over the state. they were there from allen university. but then the congressmen cliburn was arrested. with the march on the state capital. but then next day with that faithful use was all night just watching over us. but we have those leaders in the movement. and sometimes i am hesitant with that civil-rights movement. with that elusive bird. that you cannot really put you

the younger players? >> it should start at a young age. i spoke about coaches of the young players teaching safer tackling blocking techniques and not to mimic the high speed aggressive hits they see in college and nfl game. this is a game, not war. i'm concerned about manning. years -- down the road, four neck operations, playing off -- thomas davis who broke his ulna and has had three acl repairs. they will likely have further complications down the line. right now in terms of sports science it appears that the 13 year advantage that cam has is significant. >> yeah. football takes its toll. >> it does. >>> thomas davis does plan to suit up sunday with a personalized 3d printed brace to protect his broken arm. he chose the brace over three other regular braces after it he said he cook every opportunity to hit it on something. just over a week since he had surgery to repair that fracture the doctor talked about it. happened right there he has a metal plate and 12 screws holding it together. if he plays sunday it'll be the first time the nfl

age 9 he will be done. so yeah, i try not to think about that the lust family says treating kids with autism at a young age will allow insurance companies to save money down the road, because they won't need as much care. iowa health officials are dealing with the state's first case of the the department of public health says a woman who recently traveled to central america brought the virus back with her. zika is believed to cause birth defects when pregnant mothers are infected. the mosquito that carries the virus is not in iowa, but could be a concern for spring break travelers next month. the main risk to iowans is if we travel. we go to the caribbean, central america, south america and that is the place we want people to understand that there risk is so that they'll take some common sense type of precautions so they don't get this viral infection while they travel. those precautions include wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants... using mosquito spray.. and avoiding the outdoors during peak mosquito times. the collins-maxwell school district is looking for a new superintendent... the former superi

researchers followed up with the children at two-year intervals from birth to age 6. the study found pregnant women who ate fish more than three times a week gave birth to children with higher bmi the fd a & e pa say women should eat no more than two to three servings per week. >>> speaking of fish, you have florida coast r >>> take a look at this insane aerial video. this is going to make you stay out of the water i think. see all those black dots -- all that black stuff in the water. those are sharks, ten of thousands of black tip sharks are swarming the waters off the florida coast. researchers say that is part of their annual migration pattern. >>> downed power lines, downed trees leaving crews a huge mess to clean up. >> we have got our line assessors and line mechanics out in the field. they are feeding information back us that is giving us a better idea how long it is going to take to restore power. >> reporter: we have the latest >>> and an investigative report. could your tax refund be taken right from under you? >> does it look like a real w 2 to you. looks l

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to 16 i know that people in san francisco are the most political and savvy of any age around thetry thank you (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm my name is arian an eight grader and saint ab people didn't listen to what i had to see or my opinion was for the important and even in my family they don't listen to what i have to say i'm the youngest so i think the 16 and 17 year-old should vote they have a strong opinion and should have a voice that people should listen to so that's why i think that 16 and 17 year-old should burg be able to vote and 16 and 17 year-old can drive they should have the right to vote and they can pay taxes so they should be responsible enough to vote too that's why i think that vote 16 is the right thing (clapping.) >> hello my name is the clerk will take the roll lien i'm a senior in high school you might wonder where the high school is clearly not in the sfusd school district i make the weekly commute from my small town in la festive in east bay you because i believe with voting 16 is one of the biggest moves in san francisco the area right now and probab

the sheriffs department gave us an inside look how it's using a different strategy to face an age old problem. >> in a seedy motel in the suburb of los angeles, the county's new human trafficking task force, prepares for a complicated undercover operation. the target, men soliciting pursuits. >> whaprostitutes. >> what we are doing is commonly known as johns. it is always dangerous, 50 on this operation, undercover people uniforms on the outside who can actively move in. >> uniformed deputies hide out in a model bathroom. undercover deputies wired for sound posing as young sex workers walk out on the street. and the johns sting begin. >> want to hang out? for everything? 40. >> a sidewalk encounter leads to a motel rendezvous. the deputies burst out of their humble hiding space. the alleged johns are handcuffed, taken to a makeshift booking room a few doors down and carted off to jail. >> we are switching our tactic and we have changed our philosophy. >> the operation is part of a shift in how law enforcement across the united states views prostitution. authorities are shifting the em

the proposal - to ban tanning for iowans under the age of 18. 12:53:49 "they have categorized tanning beds as a carcinogen, which is the same as tobacco. so you're essentially saying, would you give a kid a pack of cigarettes? no. so why would you let them get into a tanning bed?" - traci noll - owner, tanique spray tan and with the medical community rallying behind the call, advocates for a tanning ban believe this is the year for change. 13:05:30 "i think that 2016 is going to be the year that minors will not be able to tan under the age of 18." - andrea ard - melanoma survivor temperatures holding steady in the lower 20s. clouds will continue to decrease throughout the day on monday and temperatures will bump up into the upper 30s which will help start the melting process. because we will still see below freezing temperatures during the overnight hours, slick spots will continue to be possible especially in parking lots and the refreeze of melted snow. monday will the be the start of a warm trend throughout the week. we'll be in the middle to upper 30s monday- melting process. beca

. >> thank you, colleagues the legislation before us will there the legal age to purchase tobacco products from san francisco from 18 to 21 afghanistan's i want to as well supervisor mar and supervisor farrell for the after-school program and thank to the small business commission, the board of education, the health commission and youth commission who have all each 3w0d enforced the legislation unanimously and lastly i want to thank the army hearted association the american society and the to free coalition for their strong support and partnership in moving this proposal forward colleagues by increasing the legal age to purchase all tobac tobacco prominenduced if 18 to this ordinance will treat traditional produced and other products in the same mandrin thank you to supervisor mar that is the leading cause of preventive deaths killing 5 hundred thousand people every year and coming out the united states 1 hundred and 70 employed in health care according to a study but usf the average cost of smoking is $400 million in direct and indirect health care costs when it comes to youth and adolesc

there were about four of us who are arrested who were underage, under the age of 16. and we were consequently removed from the city jail and taken to the youth detention center. we were kept at the youth detention center for one week. almost eight days, but it was seven days that we were kept there, and it was no fun. but we didn't stop. as soon as i turned 16, i was back on the trail again. but that particular case, arab attorneys -- case, our attorneys in used in an appeal before the united states supreme court. and the arrest of people on the record were removed from the record, so our names were not listed because we were under age at the time. the other case i was involved in in columbia was where students rallied from all over the state to protest the fact that the south carolina house of representatives at that time had passed a bill that gave police officers the authority to arrest individuals for disturbing the peace, even if it was on state property. so immediately, we decided that we would have to march on the capital. that was back in march of 90 six -- mar

. >> thank you, colleagues the legislation before us will there the legal age to purchase tobacco productssan francisco from 18 to 21 afghanistan's i want to as well supervisor mar and supervisor farrell for the after-school program and thank to the small business commission, the board of education, the health commission and youth commission who have all each 3w0d enforced the legislation unanimously and lastly i want to thank the army hearted association the american society and the to free coalition for their strong support and partnership in moving this proposal forward colleagues by increasing the legal age to purchase all tobac tobacco prominenduced if 18 to this ordinance will treat traditional produced and other products in the same mandrin thank you to supervisor mar that is the leading cause of preventive deaths killing 5 hundred thousand people every year and coming out the united states 1 hundred and 70 employed in health care according to a study but usf the average cost of smoking is $400 million in direct and indirect health care costs when it comes to youth and adolescence u

a a statewide age to 24 here color to home the county have increased from age of 21 and the city and county high on a hill it calls to me beggar did so but were bullied by the tobacco industry and given 9 resources they've decided to not enforce the legislation the city of benchmarking is considering enabling the age there as well and the state level in california they have been a couple of efforts for increasing the age to 21st last year and but the bill stalled because of the lobbying pressure if the tobacco industry and so this is the sort of the overall presentation i think we have staff from dph that can get into greater detail all to note that the paradigm we've created in terms of how enforcement will happen is exactly the same as in paradigm to the way we enforce the age today will be the same as we enforce tomorrow should that pals the only difference is the age ae and another question about has come up that was an ordinance about making it illegal to accepting sell the tobacco to minors and it is about enforcement the public policy point-of-sale so get the tobacco from some

the proposal - to ban tanning for iowans under the age of 18. 12:53:49 "they have categorized tanning beds as a carcinogen, which is the same as tobacco. so you're essentially saying, would you give a kid a pack of cigarettes? no. so why would you let them get into a tanning bed?" - traci noll - owner, tanique spray tan and with the medical community rallying behind the call, advocates for a tanning ban believe this is the year for change. 13:05:30 "i think that 2016 is going to be the year that minors will not be able to tan under the age of 18." - andrea ard - melanoma survivor lawmakers say even reps from the tanning industry are for this bill because studies show less than two percent of their customers are younger than 18. thanks reid the iowa wild need a new coach.. coming up...where the current coach is going and who's taking over behind plus... an event for all ages to try bacon. where it was held...and how many people were able to show up to the event. every year the quad city blues particular charity... this year... the money is going to genesis hospice care benefiting veter

stacey: we have a graphic here on the age of clinton supporters. dennis: again, the older the folks, the more likely the arch support secretary clinton. younger people, ironically, are supporting the older candidate. steve: look at this, the age of sanders supporters. dennis: exactly the reverse. everybody likes his grandpa. stacey: what did clinton due to what could clinton do to start targeting the younger demographic? dennis: she has to find a consistent message. she is bouncing around talking about national security, being the first woman president. early on, she talked about her granddaughter. she said in this one commercial, of course we want to of every opportunity she could possibly have. she has had a great life but she shouldn't have to be the granddaughter of a former president to have these opportunities. you could build a campaign around that. steve: it seems like bernie sanders has captured the idealism of youth. back when we were younger, the possibilities seemed endless. it seems like this and 74-year-old man has sent to these folks,

courtis: supreme court justice antonin scalia dead at the age of 79. his death was confirmed at a private residence in south texas. one of the most influential and provocative members of the high court, he was found dead after not coming down for breakfast. quite see had to be rolled into the pole. courtis: a man found dead in a wrecked car on the westside of town. only wl-wt was there as police investigated what turned out to be a homicide. first, cold temperatures in store for greater cincinnati and more snow expected to fall. her thank you for joining us. i am courtis fuller. let' s get a check of the forecast. , wlwt news 5' s meterologist erik zarnitz has more. erik: we will see a system similar to last monday and tuesday. light snow, enough to pile up and cause problems. we have a winter weather advisory. that advisory goes into effect starting noon sunday all the way right now it is quiet outside , snow starting to gather across iowa and missouri. this is not a big snowstorm but it will bring in milder air and cause snow to break out. this evenin

she was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 25. andrea ard: i had problems walking, i could not even shower or go to the restroom without any help. emmy: another lobbyist, paula, is also a melanoma survivor. she tanned right before school dances and wishes that she didn't follow the trend. paula schnack: now ten years later, this made a big impact on my life. doesn't go away. emmy: a house bill is proposing to restrict the use until age seventeen. lobbyists argue that no one should be allowed on a tanning bed until the age of eighteen. paula schnack: i don't feel that a lot of parents have the information they need, the educated information, to make that decision. emmy: representative art staed was one of the lawmakers that andrea and paula spoke with. and his story was similar. art staed: i used tanning beds when i was younger, and thought that it was macho and great to have a deep tan. but over the past ten years, i found out that i have cancer from that. emmy: giving teenagers no option at all, he says, will eliminate the pressu

a a statewide age to 24 here color to home the county have increased from age of 21 and the city and county high on a hill it calls to me beggar did so but were bullied by the tobacco industry and given 9 resources they've decided to not enforce the legislation the city of benchmarking is considering enabling the age there as well and the state level in california they have been a couple of efforts for increasing the age to 21st last year and but the bill stalled because of the lobbying pressure if the tobacco industry and so this is the sort of the overall presentation i think we have staff from dph that can get into greater detail all to note that the paradigm we've created in terms of how enforcement will happen is exactly the same as in paradigm to the way we enforce the age today will be the same as we enforce tomorrow should that pals the only difference is the age ae and another question about has come up that was an ordinance about making it illegal to accepting sell the tobacco to minors and it is about enforcement the public policy point-of-sale so get the tobacco from some

require all insurance companies to cover the diagnosis and treatment plan for those with autism under the age of 22. current state employees get coverage through state insurance companies for autism treatment for 29-cents per member per month. a co-sponsor of the bill says it's all about providing equal coverage for iowa families. "expanding to of coverage it would just be a matter of fairness," said rep. dave dawson. cobbs says they aren't asking for advanced coverage, just adequate coverage. "people will continue to ask, well why do you do this? they won't cover them unless we do. they won't cover families like ours unless the state takes action to make sure it happens," forty three states in the u-s have passed similar legislation. the bill has moved forward in the senate through sub-committees. however, the house has until february 19th to move the bill forward or it could get eliminated for debate this year because of legislative deadlines. . in two days, about 100 iowans in favor of banning minors from using tanning beds will crowd the state capitol to convince lawmakers this is the yea

it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15, elected to state president of the youth council and college chapter of the naacp for the whole state of south carolina. and we began to coordinate our efforts as a state. we were given an attorney that worked with us who later became a judge, matthew j. perry. and he worked with us on cases and files. if there were arrests, he handled it. locally, we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney, and willie t. smith, who was another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a state-wide movement that began to garner some attention. came tojackie robinson greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport. out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great, the level of jackie robinson, being refused the use of a waiting room, and out of that, we had a march on the airport on i believe it was january 3, 1960. but yeah, we organize that march on the airport, and we marched from springfield baptist church located on at that time on mcbee

aging specialist dr. jean-louis sebagh, known the world over as the emperor of anti-aging, a miracle worker, and the youth guru. (female narrator) his groundbreaking formulas are based on the discovery of a rare melon that seems to defy the aging process. (cindy) i was first introduced to dr. sebagh when i was 28 years old, and even after the first time i saw him, my skin, it was just glowing. it was like it had come alive, and it kept getting better. (dr. sebagh) when cindy came to see me, look amazing at 35, you're gonna look amazing at 45, and 50 and so on." that was my promise to cindy. (male narrator) the results cindy got at dr. sebagh's office but cindy wanted to continue her treatments at home. so dr. sebagh created and bottled formulas and it wasn't long before she started sharing these formulas (male narrator) from there, it grew to become meaningful beauty, the global skincare phenomenon that's loved by more than two million women around the world. (cindy) it's so satisfying to know that you created a product that people are loving and using, and it's giving them confidence about their skin. i

he wants to lower the drinking age. >> still ahead, why that could spell trouble for the state's budget. >>> and the driver who hit and how much time he'll spend behind bars. >>> also, lester holt has a look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> still more worries over exploding air bags after a senate committee uncovers what it says is falsified data from the bag's maker. >>> we'll also hear from the wife of donald trump in a rare tv interview. >>> and emotional testimony from the father of sportscaster erin >>> band of rain are sweeping through the tri-state and in pockets it's coming down pretty heavy. tonight it's going to pick up with damages wind gusts aacross our area. >>> on long island the driver who hit and killed a 12-year-old boy will spend six months in jail. that is a sentence that's not sitting well the child's family. >> reporter: a memorial remains at the corner where zachary ranfield was killed in 2014. the 12-year-old was walking to school when he was hit by a driver with a suspended license. that driver austin soldano was sentenced today to just six months in jail. >>

one woman is between the ages of 41 and 60 and the other two women are between the ages of 61 and 80. about 20 percent of people infected will become ill. mosquitoes carrying the virus have not been found in iowa. all the women carrying the virus traveled to the caribbean, central america and south america. the most common symptoms of the virus are fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to amber today chris christie announced he will be endorsing front runner donald trump. and at last night's republican presidential debate in texas, the five remaining candidates battled for first place just days before super tuesday. peter alexander has the story... at the lone-star state standoff, marco rubio let loose. rubio: "you're the only person on this stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally." trump: "no, no, i'm the only one on the stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody." rubio: "if he builds the wall, the same way he built trump towers, he'll be using illegal immigrant l

to 16 i know that people in san francisco are the most political and savvy of any age around thetry thank you (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm my name is arian an eight grader and saint ab people didn't listen to what i had to see or my opinion was for the important and even in my family they don't listen to what i have to say i'm the youngest so i think the 16 and 17 year-old should vote they have a strong opinion and should have a voice that people should listen to so that's why i think that 16 and 17 year-old should burg be able to vote and 16 and 17 year-old can drive they should have the right to vote and they can pay taxes so they should be responsible enough to vote too that's why i think that vote 16 is the right thing (clapping.) >> hello my name is the clerk will take the roll lien i'm a senior in high school you might wonder where the high school is clearly not in the sfusd school district i make the weekly commute from my small town in la festive in east bay you because i believe with voting 16 is one of the biggest moves in san francisco the area right now and probab

commited multiple sex acts with a girl under the age of 12. the incidents took place from july 2009 through july 2012. kroll was arrested last may when a guidance counselor from a local school reported that a child under the age of 12 had been abused by kroll. blizzard warnings for northeast siouxland in effect through monday afternoon wind advisories in effect for central monday afternoon after our mild stretch of weather, winter returned in a weekend! a strong upper level disturbance dips its way out of canada and move through our region tonight. this system continues to progress through siouxland as head into the overnight hours. not much accumulation is expected with totals ranging from less than an inch to two inches for the ne towns. the blizzard warnings is mainly due to the strong nw winds that will accompany this system. winds could gust up to 55 mph throughout the day.. that is also why wind advisories are in effect for central siouxland, including sioux city for gusts up to 50 mph. blowing snow, and whiteout conditions will be possib

that are in that building as she just mentioned, there are a lot of kids and they are housed from the ages of pre-k all the way up to high school. a lot of those kids may not have ways to get in touch with their parents. the older kids may have cell phones and are able to get in touch with their parents, they have been able to get to their locker. is for authorities to secure the that area so they can and that their investigation. lisa: if we have heard any new and really positive developments over the last half hour, going on 40 minutes or so, it is that the students who are injured are described as students, their injuries are not life-threatening. and the person -- the suspect is how he is being described, is in custody. those are the newest developments. it sounds like facebook is will be letting human right now. they are just waiting for butler county to continue their investigation to clear the building, make sure everyone is safe, so they can safely let parents pick up their children. and bring them home. another facebook update, again, still on lockdown in that area. moms and dads,

dow-du-pont won't make johnston the headquarters for its ag spin-off company, but it's naming the johnston facility its "global business center" for research. the state of iowa is giving dow-du-pont $17 million dollars for that "global business center" designation.. $16 million comes from the iowa economic development authority - $2 million dollars of that is a forgivable loan, and the other $14 million is in the form of tax credits.. the city of johnston is matching the final $1 million dollars there. both groups approved those measures today. in order to get that money, dow- du-pont has to do a few things: first the merger between the two giants has to get the approval of the federal government later this year... then the company has to commit to spending at least half a billion dollars at its johnston location... that can be done in the form of employee salaries and buying research equipment. finally, it has to retain at least 500 the 26- hundred person facility. johnston mayor paula dierenfeld says the company in johnston expects to hover around that 26-hundred employee level in the sh

his father was killed in battle against the british at age two. and he was raised by his very plain but wise grandmother. at chavaniac. his own mother was much happier living in the luxembourg palace in paris. which, of course, after the kings moved out it was turned over for nobility to live there, and as you probably know now is the french senate. and of course, the park is still there. it is a great place to visit and get the french flavor. which i certainly enjoy. and he was treated like a prince. as a young lad. and he knew very early what the story of his family was. that he came from the blood of knights, course through his blood system. he was an early challenger. unfortunately, his mother remained in paris, pretty much, and the boys stayed with his grandmother. and eventually, unfortunately, well, i'm getting ahead of my story, but anyway, his mother invited him to come to paris and enroll in school which he did. and then she died when he was 11. although she did not care for chavaniac, she is buried in the church there. he very quickly --

between the age of 61-80 who has recently traveled to central america. in the u-s, the count is now up to 84 confirmed cases of zika. the polk county health department is working to teach people about the virus before they head out of the country for spring break next month. they want people to know what harmful effects are associated with the virus and how to prevent it. the main focus is pregnant women. "women who are going to maybe travel outside of the country to more of our southern countries should probably really talk to their health care providers. maybe think about postponing this trip." if you are planning a trip they highly recommend talking with your doctor before you leave to any of the countries with an outbreak. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to amber alexander at the science center. ad lib wx quick the author of the pulitzer prize had died. harper lee died at age 89. lee submitted her manuscript for "to kill a mockingbird" back in 1957 and was asked to rewrite it. in july of 1960 the novel was publishe

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as you may have heard, supreme court just sis antonin scalia died yesterday at the age of 79. martha teichner will have more on his life and on what his passing means for the court in just a few minutes. we'll also be taking time to observe this st. valentine's day. but only after a bit of northern exposure cold as it is in much of the country. can't be cold enough for the creatures lee cowan will take us to visit. >> they are majestic and adorable and terrifying, all rolled into one. polar bears are a rare sight for most of us, but not if you make the trip north to churchill, manitoba, as we did. >> is it safe to walk around churchill? >> i say it's safe to walk around churchill in the day. i wouldn't say so at night. >> polar bears wait for winter

and 50% support raising the age to buy cigarettes to 21. the least amount of support was in northern kentucky. 26% of people smoke in kentucky. >> cincinnati' s certified >> you can see the snow coming down at a steady clip here downtown and it will be the nature of the snow in the evening hours and i think it will pick up in intensity and it will become more problematic as the temperatures drop over the next hour or two. we will show you the radar and the thundershowers that are popping up with rain and snow very heavy in a localized area and moving on. for the next day or so, we will see bursts of snow and you can see a decent snow shower going on and this is a quick coding along the reagan highway that we have to pay attention to. it leaves the roadways on the black ice to begin to develop. look at these showers towards 75 and is going to put down a quick coding of snow. this is not a hefty snowstorm we are tracking. this is intermittent snow. we are hovering at 33 and, to the west, we are in the mid-20' s and this is the arctic cold fron

the judge also ordered that he have no unsupervised contact with youngsters below the age of 18 years old. now, according to the police report, he admitted to sending inappropriate text messages to the 15-year-old girl but he denied touching her inappropriately. live in miami, peter. >>> thank you peter. and now a live look outside at a cloudy and cool day. >> this is just a start. we're here with a look at what's in store for this weekend. >>> yeah. lots of big changes. we'll see some weather that you at home may like. 60s, only mid-60s in south florida. this area saw sunshine today. it's cool air. and the cool air kept the rating there's the sunshine to the north. and a lot of clouds over dade and broward. and this front that pushed dlowg last night that brought us the rain and cooler temperatures, it stalled now and it's waiting down in the southern gulf of mexico. that has got to come down over us and warm us up and give us rain and by sunday, a lot cooler. a little in the way of sun. showers deadly weapon. a brief warm-up -- 70s tomorrow and 40s by sunday night. >>> okay. remembe

tim: while iowa lawmakers continue to debate a bill allowing children under the age of 14 to possess pistols...two young girls are taking thier case for the measure to the ststehouse. they have been shooting guns with their father since i really like shooting pistol easier..spend time with my dad. its only dangerous if you hale it wrong...follow rules, never point a gun at somebody.."> the girls and their dad have been lobbying the legislature to change the gun law for years.. it's about handgun safety my daughter started learning at a young age how dangerous it can be. they got exposed to them."> legislators who opposed the bill say