threat. we understand the lock down was just lifted? >> hey there, about 15 minutes ago, the lock down was just lifted, you can see there's a lot of people streaming out of the school. hundreds of people are here. they waited for four hours for lining the streets as people or parents were upset at this lock down. what happened? well is it district told us, they got a threat on social media this afternoon. it was serious enough to call the police and put the school on lock down. the school usually lets out at 2:10, and they just got out. some parents are incredibly relieved the students are out. this is what a parent said earlier om during the lock down. >> you don't know what's actually going on. but i trust god over everything. and they're giving us the assurance that everything is okay, they're following the protocol. >> again now, the lock down is lifted after four hours, we're also tol d the district said yesterday, that one was discovered to be unfounded, not true. they sent police here because of that. and again that

manager of the property who couldn't tell me why all the locks had been changed -- the leader i was directed to didn't even know it was happening. (vo) here at findlater gardens residents tell me they don't feel safe-- their landlord is changing all their locks but won't tell them why-- and the complex leaders aren't answering their questions but what they believe is going on -- horrified them--some residents not wanting to go on camera. (sot) "that a maintenance man had sold keys to someone and was entering people's houses. there's been a numerous amount of break ins. " (cont vo) residents got this letter from the cincinnati metropolitan housing authority-- tell their keys today and tomorrow. findlater gardens is home to 600 units. roe: again there is no confirmation that keys were sold. i've been in contact with the housing authority-- after several hours they couldn't tell me why the locks were changed but they say they are working on getting answers. reporting live ra 9 oys. a university of cincinnati student is charged with making terroristic threats

metropolitan housing authority-- the person i was directed to didn't even know that the locks were being changed here--but i have a letter from the housing authority saying these residents will all have to change their locks and keys this week. residents believe they know why. nats: what is the rumor here? resident1: that everybody should watch out for themselves and their children. here at findlater gardens-- residents tell me they don"t feel safe."every 5 minutes i'm checking my windows and my doors making sure they're locked"this neighbor was so concerned she didn't want to go on camera--but the situation she *heard from several neighbors horriffied her."that a maintenance man had sold keys to someone and was entering people's houses. there's been a numerous amount of break ins. " just months ago-- her tv went missing-- she doesn't know if it's related but she says residents are left in the dark"i feel like they're trying to cover it up."cincinnati metropolitan housing authority owns findlater gardens-- home to 600 families -- workers were doors-- the complex offered no explanation. r

no, colonoscopy think it's fair much as the lock down entered its second hour mr. was a surprising lack of information. neither police, nor the school district offered any insight into the school officer, the missing gun or why the school was locked down. >> i agree with the lock down, that's totally fine. we need communication, with something like that, somebody in the school needs to communicate with somebody outside to let us parents know so we're not all over the place to say all right, this is fine. lack of communication here. finally after over two hours the police left saying they found no evidence of a gun or any threat to the students. unfortunately the students who were locked inside had already experienced the fear and they were just happy it was over. >> we had to get searched. they were searching in my bag and everything. i got scared. police made it clear that the students were unharmed. what was less clear is how a gun could be taken from a car at an unknown time and if that gun is still out on the streets. the school district and police were surprisi

class when a late threat showed up online. david explains. >> nobody going in or out, the osceola high school is on lock down, close to three hours now. half a dozen police cars are on campus right now, and the gates are usually open, but right now they're locked. no one in or out. and over here, several hundred people, students and parents, waiting, cars lining the streets, waiting to get their student at this school. they're on lock down, the threat the spokesperson told me she's not sure what the exact threat said, but it was serious enough to spark a lock down. the school official called the police, and put the school on lock down. school is it usually out at 2:00, and as we said, going on to three hours now, we spoke to some parent, who have been out here for hours, waiting to get their student. >> i'm very upset, we moved to miami to get away from this, this is happening in st. cloud, wow. >> the parents and students are wait to get out of the school. the threat was also made yesterday, on social media, but that was discovered to be unfounded. they have police here because of that threat yesterday

that will keep the clouds locked in drizzle. highs in the upper 40s. monday night: cloudy with a few showers mainly late. lows in the mid to upper 30s. tuesday: a chance for a brief wintry mix in the morning, mainly in the highlands. otherwise, expect rain with highs in the mid 40s. wednesday: a strong low pressure pulls well to our west. as a result, expect rain with a southerly wind. highs in mid 50s. 60s are even possible for southside. 1" to 2" of rain is likely leading to flooding concerns with an already saturated ground. thursday: behind the low, it's windy and partly sunny with mountain snow. some snow showers will spill into the highlands and new river throughout the day. friday: mountain snow showers continue with partly sunny skies and gusty winds elsewhere. high near 40. saturday: mostly sunny and cool with a high of 46. sunday: plenty of sun with highs in the low 40s. tonight: showers taper off with areas of fog possible. lows in the mid 40s. monday: high pressure to our north sends an easterly wind our way. that will keep the clouds locke

of john lenin history going on the auction block. we mean one very, very small piece of history. the lock of hair that is expected to go for some very, very big buck. one more thing. a former reality tv star has been hired as the first female in florida history . >> burr niece brunson, formerly of south beach. she's the head coach for the miami jackson football team. she was the school's physical education teacher and a former women of the woman's professional league. brunson will be joineded by luke campbell as the football team's defensive coordinator. . >>> trending tonight, some of the stories that are hot right now online, the propaganda battle between north and south korea is getting even dirtier. north korea has started sending balloons over the border and they're filling them with cigarette butts. police told the new york times that this is going on. the balloons timed to detonate their pay loads. some of them failed to function, landed on roof tops and cars in south korean villages. i don't even know what that means. far, far away, the hubble sxas telescope captured that. this is

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on iphones it's right there on the bottom left hand corner of the lock screen. the word emergency. tap on it and a keypad ps up for a quick call to say 911. or if you're unconscious someone else like a paramedic can tap on medical id below the keypad and up pops information on yourself that could prove crucial. >> it's a standard app on iones where you input whatever information you deem important like your name, the person to height, weight and most importantly medical conditions. >> if you have epeplepsy, we want to know that. if you have pre-existing heart conditions, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations that could actlly determine the outcome of why you are having a medical emergency in the first place. >> reporter: certain android phonene come with similar apps or there are plenty online to choose om. the advice is do it. now. chris clackum, nbc news. >> do it now, good advice. the time is 5:25. lots more ahead for you on the next half hour of news. >> the clock w wding down as presidential candidates hope for an iowa surprise. >>> d

parents were notified through an automated message about the lock down. officers were inspecting the campus they decided to check out something they saw. >> as they conducted that and walking the parking lot they to talk to and found weapons in the car but it was unrelated to the lock down. >> police say the student, stratton patterson, is a hunter and don't believe he was involved with the threat. he was charged with possession of a firearm on school property. his attorney said it was just an honest mistake. he just forgot to remove the weapon after returning from a prior hunting trip and that the teen has no prior criminal history. >>> we're following information about the zika virus released minutes ago. researchers may be closer to confirming a link between the virus and a serious birth defect known as microcephaly. it has only been strongly suspected, is that right? >> reporter: that's true. this is not proof but i have to tell you it is close to being proof. what it is, they found there was a baby, the baby was born to a mother who lived in brazil, e

sot maribal they cut the lock, we had a lock on it, they cut the lock off then they drove right off the parking lot here in the front and that's where we had the best shot on the camera maribal says his auto repair shop is small-- sot maribal for a small business like myself it's tough and that trailer was what they used to tow their customers-- but now-- theyre forced to hire outside companies. sot maribal now we're having to of our way and pay a tow truck to bring the vehicles in and get towed to the shop so they sot maribal for somebody to take your property like that, it affects you, it affects you in every way you know? marissa tag the owner says theyre really hoping somebody might recognize the car-- and know the plate number. he says you can message him directly on facebook-- i'll an update now on some breaking news we're following right now. metro has busted a marijuana grow house near pecos and hacienda in the southeast part of the valley. police also seized a lot of potentially dangerous equipment. no word yet on arrests or how much pot was confiscated. this is one of a number

our exterior doors are always locked. >> reporter: the doors locked against entry, not exit. >> the kid shooting, like he had the gun and he ran out of the school. >> he ran from the school. >> reporter: the frightened students in the cafeteria also ran outside to get away. >> everybody was like, go to the opposite direction. so we had to run out the building. >> reporter: sheriff's department along with the middletown police caught the shooter. two students, 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffrey were shot. two others brant murray and katherine doucette both injured in the melee. parents were alerted via phone and social media, first waiting nearby for the all-clear and then clogging an entrance road to pick up their children. 9 on your side, cincinnati. >> again, a much different scene out here right now. very calm, very quiet. only a couple deputy vehicles remaining. some investigators still here but a different the scene than hours ago earlier this morning. >> and thank goodness for that, craig. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> and it is beautiful out there. >>> it

the lock down lifted. pablgdz -- parents, finally able to get their child. >> very happy and pleased. >> the district says there was a one was found to not be credible. that's why the police were here today. they're actively investigating these social media threats. in st. cloud, fox 35 news. >>> thank you, a new suspect now under arrest in the deadly shooting in the nightclub in orlando. two were killed back on february 7, police have arrested 21-year-old, he's facing several charges, including first-degree murder and the detectives have rearrested jose lopez, he was originally arrested last week, charged with carrying a gun at the club. but he's back in jail tonight and facing several additional charges, including being a felon in possession of a gun. the defths are -- detectives are trying to figure out if the shooting was gang related. nine other club goers were hurt. human remains, found in volusia county. the investigator are searching the dirt, looked for more bones. the discovery was made this afternoon, near daytona beach. that's where the survey crew, found a human skull bul

on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen. the word emergency, tap on it, and a key pad pops up for a if you're unconscious, someone else like paramedic could tap on medical id below the key pad and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones where you input whatever info you deem important like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight, and medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart conditions, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic. those are major medical situations that could determine the outcome of why you're having the medical emergency in the first place. >> reporter: there are plenty apps online to choosos from, but the advice is do i now. >> good advice. >>> adam is here with a look ahead to our next half hour of >>> we have some traffic trouble in hialeah right now following a deadly accident. >> at least one woman is dead and two others taken to trauma after a semi t-bones a pickup truck. >>> u

. :31 - :34 most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys .. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? "we're the first ones there, so from a medical standpoint, it's vital." turns out, that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen....the word 'emergency'. tap on it and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial." it's a standard app on iphones.. where you input whatever info you deem important.. like your name, the person to call in case of emergency... your height, weight and, most importantly... medical conditions. "if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical emergency in the first place." certain android phones

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we are going to do what we are going to do. >> he lets a hooded man rolling a suitcase through the locked entrance. within minutes both enter the elevator and head up to the conference room. >> we do not see them stealing the ipads. >> no, no video of them stealing the ipads and walking with a suitcase and the other guy has a duffle bag with the hbo logo on it. >> how did they get into the locked conference room? they had inside help. person? >> we have. we made an arrest. and there was an inside job, of course for the guys to know that all these ipads would be in we got one person but they are not willing to talk. we need to identify the other two guys. >> one of the men should be easy to identify but the other was well covered up. police believe they are local people so you think you know them? call crimestoppers... your identity will be protected and there is reward money for your help. >> thank you. right now here is tonya rivens center. >> a lot of volume on i-77 as we check in at woodlawn road. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. as we look at arrowood look at th

the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. many policies don't have one but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. this plan was designed for people on a fixed income with coverage options for just $9.95 a month. that's less than 35 cents a day. your rate is locked in for life and coverage can never be cancelled. your acceptance is guaranteed. you cannot be turned down because of your health. call for your information kit and gift. both are free, 3 3 one of the victims of a chopper crash last week in hawaii has died.the 16- year- old was part of a group of canadian tourists exploring pearl harbor. cell phone video captured the helicopter as it dropped out of the sky and into the pacific ocean. four other people were on board.a 50- year- old man and a 45- year- old woman are in stable condition at a hospital. the 16- year- old's family says they will donate his organs so that quote -- "his

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most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys .. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? "we're the first ones there, so information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen....the word 'emergency'. tap on it and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial." iphones.. where you input whatever info you deem emergency... your height, weight to know that. if you have emergency in the first place." certain android phones come with similar apps... or there are plenty online to choose from... but the advice is: do it... now. chris clackum, nbc news. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. all of us have a responsibility, to ourselves, to our children, to each other. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and

. >> reporter: most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? >> with a medical emergency we are the first ones there from a medical standpoint and so it is vital. >> reporter: turns out that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the lock screen, the word emergency. tap on it and a keypad pops up fur other unconscious -- or if you're unconscious someone else like a paramedic could tap on medical i.d. below the keypad and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones where you input whatever info you deem important, like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight and most importantly, medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want know that. if you have preexisting heart conditions, if you have strokes, if you are a diabetic, all of those major medical situations that could actually determine the outcome of why you're havin

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are told that the scene is clear. also, we are told that a number of other buildings have gone on the lock down, including edgewood schools in that same area. you, >> before we leave you, one more update on the school shooting. in madison township. this is the latest entry. the latest post on their facebook page. as soon as we receive clearance from the butler county sheriff. we're still on lockdown. we're not allowing anyone and out of the buildings. three students injured and there's a suspect in custody we're getting different reports of maybe two students who were shot and we'll have the very we'll break into programming. a total of four teams covering this story. we will also bring you any news conferences on it live. and let's see, middle town schools and also from chief rodney, middle town schools are on lock down because of a shooting at nearby madison schools. this is from middle town. we have received no threats from anyone at middle town schools. he just cleared the scene there at middle town. it is hectic. everyone allow the authorities to do their jobs and the schools and the

and about two hours later, the school lifted the lock down. and heart breaking news out of roxbury just five months old a baby hit by a car late last night on hum bolt avenue has died. the mother and baby were both hospital.

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most of us use the lock screens to keep people out but what if the good guys and emergency responders need to get into your phone to get some that have lifesaving information. >> we're the first ones there from a medical standpoint so it's vital. >> on most phones there's a button on the lock screen called emergency, if you tap on a key pad it will pop up for a quick call to 911 if you need it. on an iphone users can store important info. experts say having the information stored there could help save your life, and that parlays into the story granted. >> so there you go. >> i'll have to change my setting on my phone. >> let's all change it today. weather though. >>> the beautiful weather continues today. if if you went yesterday you can today. let's take a look at your out out the door forecast. sun doesn't rise until 7:16 this morning and temperatures should be in the mid to upper 40s. 57 at 6:00, 56 at 7 and then we start to climb back to 50 by 8 a.m. this morning, 55 at 9:00. you want to take that light jacket but here's the catch i don't think you'll need it as your heading home

chris: most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys. but what if it's the good guys, who need vital information to save your life? >> we're the first ones there, so from a medical standpoint, it's vital. chris: turns out that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen, the word "emergency." tap on it, and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. or, if you're unconscious, someone else, like a paramedic, can tap on "medical id" below the keypad, and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones, where you input whatever info you deem important, like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight, and most importantly, medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, which could actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical e

the person who bought the lock is from the u-k and collects entertainment mementos. everyone's gearing up for the oscars this weekend... will leonardo dicaprio finally steal the show. we have an oscars preview. galaxy was all the buzz in madrid over the weekend. that's next on kolo 8 news now. strengthen over the sierra and western nevada, bringing dry conditions through the work week. above average temperatures today will ease down to near average tuesday, then jump to well above average for wednesday through friday. the next chance for light saturday. disturbance is moving off into the eastern half of nevada and taking most of the mid and high clouds with it. the infrared satellite presentation is/was decent forcing- wise with the disturbance with a 120+ kt jet nose working into southeast california and southern nevada. however, the new blockbuster >>> hey, there. in today's "techbytes" -- new blockbuster phones unveiled at the mobile world congress in spain. >> first, the samsung galaxy s7 and s7 edge. both feature 12 megapixel the micro sd card slot. >> and appar

a federal judge ordered apple to help investigators hack into the locked i-phon,e of one of the shooters behind the december terrorist attack in san bernardino. don champion has more on what the f-b-i wants apple to do... and apple's response. two months later, federal investigators still have unanswered questions about the terrorist attack carried out by syed farook and his wife in san bernardino. the fbi is hoping farook's locked iphone, which is owned by his former employer, can provide some answers - and now they may get them. this ruling tuesday, orders apple to disable the security feature in farook's phone that automatically erases all data if an incorrect passcode is entered 10 times. agent. "the federal judge is looking as what is in the best interest of safety, and so they are looking at the circumstances and saying help the fbi out." nat computer once apple disables the feature, the fbi plans to use computers to break farook's passcode- without running the risk of data loss. agents hope the phone will help them figure out why farook and his wife picked their target and if they

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the lock down more likely wanted to place out of an abundance of caution with the campus less than 1 mile away. the alert went out after midnight telling students to stay indoors as daytona beach police search for shooter. they say the one opened fire and two locations hitting two victims. reports of gunshot came from sheridan a wilson avenue and a second call to go minutes later usurpers park. reports say they may have been dry phi sig waiting to hear back from officers to confirm that. alerts came across the bcu system given a timeline of what happened. officers search for the government and set up a perimeter. students lifted around 1:30 with no rest. as a manhunt continues for the shooter we are asking police if they know who they are looking for and we are asking about the victims and how they are doing and what if any connection to have two the gunmen. live in volusia county, kimberly eiten, eyewitness news this morning. >>> altamonte springs mother accused of murdering her adult son is scheduled to face a judge this afternoon. police arrested 59-year-old virginia arteta after

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