the american association of adapted sports programs has been supporting disabled athletes here for over 20 years. >> i would tell anyone who questions the athletic-ness of adapted sports very simply, "come watch a game." [ crowd cheering ] >> when i was first approached, my opinion was, "you know, i don't want my son playing in a wheelchair environment." and i could have been -- nothing could have been further from the truth as far as what it's done for him and how competitive it is. >> we all know that playing a sport can be good for any kid. aside from the health benefits, it builds discipline and confidence. >> sports has taught me to be a better person, a more social person. you have friendly conversations out there on the court, but it's also taught me that, like, drive in life -- to, you know, never that you want to be. and if you set our mind to it, you can do it. and i mean, that's true in

the 28-year-old led the american association with a 1-point-80 earned run average. zimmerman gave up just 81 hits all season in 120 inning and held batters to a .190 batting average, which also led the league. manager steve montgomery says bringing zimmerman back was a top a sioux city couple, expecting twins, gets the news that no parent wants to hear. at a regular check-up about a month from their due date, their doctor said one of their babies didn't have a heartbeat. that family's grief led to an explain, tonight, on "news 4 at ten." tonight: light snow early. low: 14 wind: se/nw 5-10 mph >>> tonight lamar odom walks. video. >>> kloe kardashian's ex just months after his overdose. >> what motivated the nba star to board the plane. >> kris jenner gives us an update. >> are you at all concerned that this was too much too soon >> and a hot can couple. breaking news from bieber's rumoredgirlfriend. >>> are kate hudson and nick jonas taking it the to the level? the four-hour candle lit dinner. >> and the onset exclusive. since mcdreamy exited the show, could meredith

it's an event to raise money for the american lung association. some of the fire departments wear full gear to compete and support their departments -- and joining us now to tell us more about that, is local 12's 3 3 3 we have more 3 information on the fight information on the fight for air climb and how you can support the american lung association at local 12 dot com. 3 a march madness tune up for xavier.. the muskies hit the hardwood.. proving once again.. they're among the best teams in the nation.. highlights from yesterday's game against georgetown, just ahead. 3 plus, a local handy man's great idea. how his own efforts to make his job easier have led to a new product in hardware stores. that's next on good morning ((break five))3 good morning! ((ad lib)) now to aly 3 cohen for sports 3 the tech olympics wrap up today at the millenium hotel, downtown. more than 500 students from area high schools have been showing off their technical prowess all weekend. the three-day event includes competitions heaven. it also gives the students a chance to

today the american using the hashtag denver go red to spread awareness. the american heart association isn't the only group going red today. you'll also see supporters of our military service members wearing red. in fact, every friday is "red shirt friday". .red being an acronym for "remember everyone deployed." this woman has been a broncos fan from the very pretty permanent spot on the sidelines. now she's sharing and reminiscing about all of the excitement that the over the years. 9news reporter whitney wild spoke with one of their first fans, who had a high profile role to play herself - when it all began. jimmie says she didn't realize what her contribution would mean at the time. now she says, she's thrilled to share would mean at the time. now she says, she's thrilled to share her memories with you'd think ticket prices for the super bowl would be going up right about now... that's what has happened in the past... but this year things are a little different. this morning monthly job numbers will be released. the report will unemployment rate earnings -- and payrolls. strengthene

along with the american lung association is sponsoring "scale the strat" on sunday. michael stevens is live there this morning... to tell us all about it. good morning michael? on sunday, february 28, 2016 more than 600 athletes of all abilities - elite to novice - will run or walk all 1,455 steps to the 108th floor of stratosphere tower in las vegas, with the goal of raising money for the american lung association in nevada's mission promoting lung health. registration is now open for scale the strat, a fight for air climb, on sunday, february 28, 2016 at www.scalethest rat.com. flu... ((kirsten joyce)) why this year's vaccine is more effective than those in years past... . ((brian loftus)) plus... checking out the taste and sounds of soul. the big event this weekend... in downtown las vegas./// power.... female super heroes to be exact. mary moloney explains when the new merch lands in stores. (friend): "to be a super hero you need a crime. there's a car chase on the 112 freeway." (supergirl): "i can do a car chase." supergirl and her super friends will have a new

the goal is to raise money for the american lung association to promote lung health in nevada. and in case your wondering... the tower is 108 floors... ((paul joncich)) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > while those athletes are mostly going to be indoors for the actual event... they'll have plenty to be thankful for when they reach the top. sherry swensk has your most (( )) ((sherry swensk)) the days are definitely getting longer as we are ready to close out february. the sunrise at 6:14 now... and the sunset just past 5:30 p.m. normally, we would say goodbye to the month today, but since it's a leap year we twenty-nine days this month... so we officially end february tomorrow. we have a dry and warm sunday ahead of us after near record highs yesterday... with temps hitting the low 80s. allergies are in full swing and lots of people sneezing at ash, elm, juniper and cedar trees already. we may be slightly cooler today and see a few more high clouds... as a system pushes into the west. but neighborhoods will still reach well above the normal mid 60s... into the 70s and even low 80s. we'l

than is one of the reasons valerie at the american heart association is here with us. we'll fell you about the tie between the two of them. bryan mentioned the significance of the focus and having a family you want he led tear. and down to them. but 80% of it is preventable and some people can treat certain things and really get their health in check. >> exercising. we think that our way of life is okay. and that is one of the things that you don't want us to think about that we may not have some kind of warnings. your chest doesn't have another thought is this children's general ration is the first generation that is -- because not getting any exercise. and so not only should we as adults think about it. we should think about our children's health because they are the future of america. line >> reporter: was lucky to to grow up in a house where that was something that exercise. sports and things of that nature. not everyone grows up in an atmosphere like that. you have to make things a part of every day life. >> absolutely. >> you are involved for an important reason.

the american heart association is hosting its fight for air climb. we have details. richard: good morning. the race is getting underway in just about half an hour. this is an amazing event. s a signature event for the american lung association. good morning. organizing in cincinnati. our climb as much better than theirs. >> we are going over 800 steps and we have a vertical mile they are climbing 10 times up and 10 times down and over 8000 steps. richard: we have seen those firefighters when this thing five years in a row. it' s an amazing race. that is the door. they are going up and down these stairwells. tell us why this is so important. >> this is one of our biggest fundraisers in the money we raise from this event go to program and services in ohio. it' s great that we have over 600 people that come out and climb and raise money for the american lung association. richard: the climb is getting started in just about half an hour. somebody people are doing great work in making a difference in our community. we will take you to the top of the next half hour. stairs i

so another $100 from us for the american heart association. someone in the u.s. has a stroke about every 40 seconds and the american heart association deals with stroke issues as well. >> it also affects a lot of men as well. >>> some exciting changes >> up next a behind >>> in just three weeks we'll be the region's new home for cbs programming. >> we sat in with scott and his team and it is impressive how they leverage their folks all most complete nos of the day. >> we're also expanding our news coverage. your same news team will start earlier in the evening at 5:00 and be on at 630 tim following cbs news and hit cbs prime time with also be your home for march madness. our viewers and we're not >>> well, i went to the grocery store this afternoon and i saw a flurry. >> just one. >> did you get your milk and bread. >> i'm sure. >> it's nothing like that. it's light rain and snow flurries, nothing that will impact travel. over the next s >>> breaking news tonight. a dramatic fight to the finish. crowded polls in new hampshire. can donald trump score a big victory?

and, you know, i think that the american bar association needs to get behind the need for regulation, in the way that european lawyers have had to do exactly the same. and i think that you know, it... it's... i think the american government needs to answer that question. have inadvertently gotten a sassy answer to that question from attorney marc koplik in its hidden camera video. koplik explained to the representative of the phony african minister why he never worried about government subpoenas. >> koplik: they don't send the lawyers to jail, because we run the country. >> kayser: do you run the country? >> koplik: still do. >> kayser: i love it. >> koplik: still do. >> grant: i should say some lawyers run the country. >> kayser: so, you are... you are some of them? two of them? >> koplik: we're still members of a privileged, privilege class in this country. >> kayser: so, how, what does it mean you run the country? it means you? >> koplik: we make the laws, and when we do so, we make them in a way that is advantageous to the lawyers. >> this is a cbs sports update brought to you by

lot of conventions come to orlando, but after a closer look at florida's smoking laws, the american heart association is cutting ties with the city beautiful. we know where there's smoke there's fire, but not the american heart association. they do not go where there's smoke and that's bad news for the convention center. >> yeah, what i've been researching for the last week honestly is the fact that in november, we had learned that the american heart association was sort of clamping gun on their -- down on their own won't have business meetings and it turns out that new policy has rippled here no central florida, and orlando, we've lost and losing business because of its. >> they're enforcing their own laws and we applaud them for that. but it's not orlando laws that they have a problem with, it's all encompassing florida laws. florida laws supercedes ours. >> florida has a comprehensive smoking law. moat indoor places are free and clear of smoke. however, what's affecting orlando specifically, there's an exemption of stand alone bars that can apply for a permit to allow smoking inside the structures

association is not anti-orlando. that is not the message here. >> reporter: the chair for the chapter of the american heart association says the policy -- policy has been talked about for a while. has been promoting healthy habits and anti-smoking and we're strict on those things. some smoking in bars and hotels. the heart association hopes stricter policy encourages lawmakers to move toward a smoke-free state. there is a goal right now that it has will give local counties and cities more authority to enact smoking ban. right now, they must follow state law. we found an irish put where smoking is allowed in employees see smoking as a personal choice. >> even if we ban smoking inside displays, people will go outside to smoke it would not make a difference. >> reporter: the policy goes into effect in july 2017 which allows the association to honor any current contracts. live in orange county, julie salomone, channel 9 eyewitness news. hoping all aboard florida will add stop the brevard county. next year the commuter rail service will connect miami, fort lauderdale west palm beach in orlando. yesterday the melbourne city

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lauren: in 2005, teddy suffered a stroke, and after that he decided to team up with the american stroke association and create teddies team and we are raising money for the american stroke association, as well as raising awareness of the warning signs of stroke. sean: important stuff. low-sodium chicken broth here. let that cymer a bit -- simmer a bit. and then add cooked quinoa. sean: everybody likes quinoa these days. lauren: lots of protein. sean: how is the training going so far? lauren: yesterday around 13 have no complaints. sean: you have done this before. running. conditions last year? lauren: oh, definitely. below zero temps. all worth it. we will take this mixer and stuff these peppers here and and bubbly. sean: look over here can we put good stuff, very delicious but for more information, go to heart.org/nh. the reason white is there is this risk people don' t talk about. lauren: yes, one in every three women, but 80% of the risk factors for heart disease and stroke can be prevented. physical activity, heart healthy evening, quick smoking, things like that. sean: thank you very much for

the event is one of the largest local fundraisers for the american lung association. last year a total of 8 million dollars was raised.the goal this year is to raise 9 million. 3 almost anything associated with the beatles is going to generate a lot of interest.at yesterday, a lock of john lennon's hair went for 35- thousand dollars.apparently, a hairdresser kept some of lennon's hair after giving him a trim as he prepared for a movie role.the four-inch lock was purchased by a united kingdom-based memorabilia collector. 3 >> in 2013j.b. mauney accomplished what was gong overdue. >> mauney's historic comeback is complete. he has waited a lifetime to do that. >> last season his name was placed among legends of the sport. >> only history will tell where j.b. falls amongst the greats.

carolina--we're taking a live look at...clemson 3 actor leonardo dicaprio is being slammed by the american lung association. 3 the health organization has targeted dicaprio after he reportedly pulled out his vape pen while seated at his table during the sag awards. the american lung association says seeing the actor vaping is "deeply troubling". the organization says dicaprio is that people should learn the health risk of vaping. 3 now to weather with nicole 3 heavy rain and t-storms likely until early afternoon, with highs in the 60s. expect gusty wind to accompany the rain. rain clears this afternoon, with overnight lows dropping into the 30s and 40s. partly cloudy, seasonably cool 3 ((weather hit)) 3 chris is in the traffic center. 3*********hold****** *********hold******3 we're watching this: 3 3 springfield rdnew cut rd @ injuries 3 traffic center.chris is in the chris is in the traffic center. 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this: accident no injuriesnew cut rd @ springfield rdtraffic lights out garlington rd @ woodruff rd rd 3 you're looking live at: 3 3 it's ______.coming up,

along with the american lung association is sponsoring "scale the strat" on sunday. michael stevens is live there this morning... to tell us all about it. good morning michael? on sunday, february 28, 2016 more than 600 athletes of all abilities - elite to novice - will run or walk all 1,455 steps to the 108th floor of stratosphere tower in las vegas, with the goal of raising money association in nevada's mission of preventing lung disease and promoting lung health. registration is now open for scale the strat, a fight for air february 28, 2016 at demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor no freeway crashes in the valley right now. out here in ehnderson, where you're dealing with some lane shifts because of the stephanie street road and bridge project. the bridge is closed. set to reopen in april. those taking boulder highway this morning will want to watch out for metro and nhp out between broadbent/gibso n to tropicana enforcing the new 45 mile per hour speed limit. this is just one change coming highway to make the area safer. < > back to you! ((ki

. >> we will have mental health of america in attendance. we will have someone from the american association for suicide prevention. >> reporter: the same thing came up in house of hope church. young people who have committed suicide. >> i have gotten phone calls about these young kids posting about dying. >> reporter: the latest, a boy who was only 12 years old. >> when it hits that somebody you know it is a sad situation to see his parents grieving. this is something they think they could have gotten control of. >> parents have been posting positive messages of hope. >> this seminar isn't going to solve the problem but you best believe we will have the information and resources there. >> reporter: the di va dolls very few parents showed up. they are hoping more people will show up this year. live in the news room, rob back to you. >> rob: the suicide prevention forum is at celebrity's bang quit hall. >>> still to come, how one group is trying to ban the buzz from >> rob: a colleges some >> rob: keeping you up to date on the voting. hillary clinton has extended her very slim lead by 1/10 of

was built by nine black landowners at the end of the civil war, where they wrote to the american missionary association in boston and said, we have land and we can build a building. we need teachers, and so the american missionary association sent down teachers, and they built the lincoln school in marion, alabama. it just so happens that out of that county, when horace mann bond wrote his dissertation in the 1940's, there were more phd's from that one county in alabama, black phd's, than there were from any state in the union. so there is a relationship there. it just so happens too that our wives all happen to go to that same school. [laughter] mr. young: so we might not have had a civil rights movement because none of us were any better than our wives made us. [laughter] mr. young: but when we look at the history of the african-american integration into america, the one thing that has been most difficult for us is the desegregation of the money. it wasn't an accident that we didn't talk much about money. every black institution that had been overturned had been overturned because of some financial d

dave and maria -- the american gaming association estimates 4.2 billion dollars will be wagered on the panthers- ... and only about $100 million of that will be legally wagered, here in nevada. ...making this the biggest sports betting weekend on the american calendar. i'm joined now by renowned oddsmaker -- jimmy vaccaro. who is favored to win? how are these odds created? what are some interesting prop bets? what's going on at the south point for the super bowl? which team is most of the money going toward? house will do well? betting on the super bowl makes even the most casual observer that much more interested in the game. come take a look at the betting sheet, here at the south point and get your bets in now. dave and maria? departments are joining forces with n-h-p to keep everyone safe on valley roads on super bowl weekend. it's all part of the "joining forces campaign" this weekend, expect to see more police and troopers out patrolling, looking for impaired drivers. police are asking everyone to have a plan in place to get home safely this weekend. if you plan on drinking and d

trying to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red for heart 5-k this morning. around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or running, it's just important to get get your heart conditioned." "i'll continue to support it as long as i can. absolutely, as long as my legs carry me, i'll be there." the run is held every february to celebrate national american heart month. and february is also national children's dental health month. the healthy smiles-healthy child program held its 6-th annual give kids a smile event. the one-day clinic was held at the wells avenue dental health center. volunteer dentists provided services like fluoride treatments, sealants and x rays to children from low-income families. volunteers said it's worth every minute that they help out. "i love doing

participants raise funds to support the mission of the american lung association while training to climb the stairs of a skyscraper, stadium, or other landmark building. make the most of your experience and climb as a part of a team. teams consist of friends, family and co- workers who want to help raise awareness and funds to support research, patient programs and advocacy efforts. you can climb as an individual, but climbing as a part of a team increases the impact you can make! shawn live dbl box it was interesting case of mistaken high school... we'll tell you who administrators thought they were letting speak to the students. that's coming up. jess vo funeral services were held for the late justice antonin scalia... details of the service coming up.. school officials one of t cool perk of ts pl is you c eat as mu cere as you it' toork to g s alrigh we just ke cer we make , eat it lo it, liv (laugh (church bell) (bear growls) r we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. school officials can't figure out why a teenager showed up at a sycamore high school, lied to offici

it is national go red day -- a push by the american heart association to promote heart health awareness in women. coming up--i was able to sit down and talk to a woman who survived sunday is the big game -- super bowl 50. and newschannel 3 wants you to watch it in style. chance to win a 50 inch t-v. and today we will be giving away not one but two t-v s! we will give you a code word sometime before seven to use on newschannel three s facebook page to enter.-p&today )s key word is still coming-up -- so make sure you keep watching. rain will linger into early friday morning, but with temperatures starting the day at this time, we re expecting little to no accumulation on the ground since we )ve seen so much rain recently. that will likely limit any snow that develops to accumulate except on some grassy surfaces, but we )ll keep an eye on it. otherwise, as we go through the day on friday, expect clearing skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s. winds will continue to be breezy from the north between 10 and 20 mph. this weekend, we re expecting dry weather. in fact, saturday brings partl

according to the american veterinary medical association... it is safe for cats over eight weeks to have the procedure. # malls are looking less crowded these days. according to real estate research firm--- green street advisors... occupancy at malls is declining for the first time since the recession. one of the biggest factors is e-commerce. as more people shop online... shopping centers are seeing a wave of store closings. with more empty store fronts... market rents also appear to be slowing. # "kung fu panda three" kicked butt at the box office this three" kicked butt at the box office this weekend. the animated feature's brought in 41- million dollars... it also set a record for an in china, where the series takes place. wilderness epic "the revenant" -- which stars leonardo dicaprio -- pulled in 12-point-4 million dollars. that puts the oscar contender in second place. while "star wars: the force million dollars -- for third place. the movie may pass 900-million dollars in domestic ticket sales this week. turning back to the forecast...

the american heart association is working to identify why women carry more risk. it is the number one killer of women and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined. nearly 50- thousand women died from heart attacks in 2014... prevention's national center for health statistics. a cleveland clinic cardiologist says that women don't always recognize the signs of heart attack, which could be part of the problem. dr. deborah kwon, cleveland clinic cardiologist "they don't necessarily have the crushing chest pain where it feels like an elephant is sitting on their chest," said dr. kwon. "but they may have something more like back pain, or jaw pain, and so it may not come to patient's forefront of their mind that they may be having a heart attack." the american heart association indicates in the past 15 years, there has been a significant decline in the number of women killed by cardiovascular disease... but say more education is needed. # trending at noon on this monday... the story of how google almost lost it's domain name. and just how much the company paid to

lisa: the american heart association has declared today national wear red day to raise women' s awareness of their heart health. wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us more about what the day is all about. kyla: women are so good at running businesses and households and as beyonce said, the world sometimes they neglect , to do the things they need to do to keep their own bodies running. that' s why the american heart association is targeting women in its effort to raise awareness for heart disease in it' s go red for woman day. research has shown women are far more likely to call for help when they believe someone else themselves. and recently, a study from the cleveland clinic found women are considerably more likely than men to let obligations of work, family and friends disrupt their exercise routine, signs of a subtle and don' t always involve chest pain. other symptoms include shortness extreme fatigue and nausea. , the american heart association encourages women to schedule a well-woman visit with a doctor to discuss individual heart disease risks. in support of women' s health. things

trying to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or running, it's just important to get out, get your body moving, and get your heart conditioned." "i'll continue to support it as long as i can. absolutely, as long as my legs carry me, i'll be there." the run is held every february to celebrate national american heart month. and february is also national children's dental health month. the healthy smiles-healthy child program held its 6-th annual give kids a smile event. the one-day clinic was held at the wells avenue dental health center. volunteer dentists provided services like fluoride treatments, sealants and x rays to children from low-income families. volunteers said it's worth every minute that they help out. "i love do

the goal is to raise money for the american lung association to promote lung health in nevada. our own paul joncich will emcee the event. we'll talk to him live in the 8 o-clockhour. coming up in a few minutes, some climbers who will be taking on this feat...will join us live here in studio to talk more about this and how you can still register to take part.// politics this morning... hillary clintons presidential campaign's is celebrating a big win. ((clinton:thank you, south carolina. )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) clinton ran away with the south carolina presidential primary beatin vermont senator bernie sanders by a wide margin. exit polls showed 84- percent of black voters went with clinton. she also dominated among women by nearly 50- percent. bernie sanders says he's looking past south carolina... to focus on super tuesday with delegats from vermont, massachusetts, oklahoma, colorado, and minnesota at stake: (( sen. bernie sanders/preside ntial candidate: minnesota can play a profound role in moving this country forward toward a political revolution.)) ((patranya bhoolsuwan))

and it's-it's not at all complicated. >> kroft: but the bill has never made it out of committee, association. >> kroft: what's the american bar association's objection to this? >> levin: the lawyers are helping form corporations, and they're afraid, i guess, that if you put a damper on the formation of corporations, that you're putting some damper on legal business. >> kroft: the irony is that the white house, the justice department and the u.s. treasury have been among the world's strongest proponents for cracking down on money laundering. yet the u.s. is one of the easiest places in n e world to set up the anonymous companies that facilitate it. >> gooch: it's a heck of a paradox, isn't it? and, you k.ow, i think that the american bar association needs to get behind the nene for regugution, in the way thaha european lawyers have had to do exactly the same. and i think that you know, it... it's... i think the american government needs to answer that question. >> kroft: global witness may have inadvertently gotten a sassy answer to that question from attorney marc koplik its hidden camera video. koplik explained to the af

meaning another $100 for our friends at the american heart association. we're up to $2,000 for the month. don't forget all month long not only is the american heart association our charity but it's also american heart month of the make sure you're finding ways to take care of your heart either exercise or >>> unc looking to >>> north carolina and nc state will meet for the second time this season when the tar heels travel to raleigh on wednesday. unc won the first contest and the heels will be looking to keep a hold for the win. a win over the tar heels would can accomplish that on wednesday. >> i think our guys confident in whoever we play. i think our guys have great confidence in themselves. our team has played really well most of the times we just don't have a lot of wins to show for it. >> tar heels and wolf pack tip off is set for 8:00 on wednesday. >> it's going to be a big game. >>> all right so we want to take will soon be the new home for cbs programming including the ncaa tournament. >> you'll be able to watch ncis, right here on wncn. you can f

the money goes to "the american heart association." first friday is making a comeback today after going dormant back in october. the downtown event is really popular and usually brings out more that 20 thousand people of all ages. the event has been a mainstay for las vegas arts and culture for the last 13 years. this month's theme is "back to our future." there's a lot of artwork on display along with the little ones. if you'd like to check it out, everything starts at 5 tonight. time now is x:xx --- football fans getting ready for that big this weekend. if you're looking to get some fresh gear, you may want to be careful. you're money could be going in the wrong hands. mission is set to lift off on a ula atlas v rocket on from cape canaveral air force station in florida. a 19-story united launch alliance atlas v rocket is on of a global positioning system satellite from cape canaveral air force station. on top of the rocket is the last in a series of a dozen boeing-built gps iif satellites. the launch is the first of the year from cap

cardiovascular disease fact according to the american heart association. " more than one in three women is living with cardiovascular " nearly half of american women white women live with cardiovascular disease " heart disease death rates among men have declined steadily over the last 25 years " heart disease rates among women have fallen at a slower rate all proceeds benefit the american heart association's "go red for women" campaign! general admission tickets are $15 and 200 vip tickets are available for $25. all tickets include a swag bag, light food, and refreshments it all starts we all love the sound of "free we all love the sound of "free stuff". but unfortunately... everything has a catch. nathan bachrach has tips on what you need to watch for.. so you don't end up paying... there really is no such thing as a free lunch, and any number of other free things could cost you quite a bit! let's start with that lunch. people selling things, timeshares, investments or something else, often get prospects in the door by dangling a free lunchor even a free hotel stay. but make no pay for

february is heart month, and the american heart association wants to raise awareness about the signs of heart disease. according to the american heart association, one in three women die from a heart attack or stroke each year. women have different symptoms of a heart attack than men. doctors say when women have a heart attack, most experience heartburn, reflux pain or back pain. that's why those of us here at cbs 2 are wearing our red today. head to our facebook page, kgan and cbs 2 and send us your photos. >>> one of the treatments for heart disease is cardiac rehabilitation. if women will do it. cardiac rehab involves elfer size, training and counseling to get heart patients back on their feet. there's also research showing that women-only programs have even bigger benefits. women tend to bond during heart rehab and have less depression and anxiety. the problem, doctors say,that often women will be prescribed rehab but don't follow through. >> women have not been referred as much as men to cardiac rehab. it's disappointing. the problem is also that women who are referred to cardiac

fun photo booth and fundraising activities, and a fashion show all proceeds benefit the american heart association's "go red for women" campaign! general admission tickets are $15 and 200 vip tickets are available for $25. all tickets include a swag bag, light food, and refreshments it all starts tonight at 6pm and will go until 10pm. live google could be closer to unveiling its self driving cars. it's been testing for six years in california, but recently expanded testing to texas and washington state. google picked the test sites based on a variety of driving conditions. the national highway traffic safety administration is still considering safety regulations for self-driving cars. rob ots ohio governor john kasich is already making presidential promises. kasich says if he's elected...he'll get the band pink floyd back together. he says he saw them in pittsburgh decades ago and has been a fan ever since. but getting the than re-writing federal tax codes... pink floyd hasn't performed together in 10 years. kara top vo one of the biggest soccer stars in u-s history now has her own barbie. abby wamb

person in the state of virginia organizers say they hope to raise close to $200,000 for the american heart association. still ahead -- alan will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast. this bale of hay almost derailed the ranch. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding the owners were forced to place an emergency order of hay. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with a complete view of her finances, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. wind chill advisory in effect until 10 am sunday. winter storm watch in effect sunday afternoon through noon tuesday for snow, sleet and freezing rain. tonight: clear and blustery with lows in the single digits to low teens. wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by monday tue

kcci's eric hanson and elizabeth klinge hosted the fundraiser for the american heart association. people bid on items throughout the night. proceeds go toward training, research, and more. >> it's a celebration of the services that the american heart association provides. it's also an important night to raise some dollars for our mission that gets delivered in many, many ways. laura: more than 800 people attended the event saturday. another beautiful day, but pretty windy out there. when can we expect for the rest of the night? jason s: we will see it die down a little bit. temperatures have been dropping. that show would be even more magnified. 37 and marshalltown, 39 webster city. the 40's to the rest of the state. a little bit of unseasonable warmth continuing. as far a satellite and radar, that quick batch of light rain passed through and pushed eastward earlier on. clouds are continuing to clear throughout the evening hours. 21 days. it is hard to believe we have made it this far. the last couple of months have absolutely flown by. it looks pretty springlike. a beautiful sunse