let me bring in ari because he's in the newsroom, too. ari, i guess the first question is, wait a minute, can he really do this now? it's so late in the season. >> i'm listening to your conversation in the newsroom, and it is interesting, what is the profile of the voter, but what is the profile of the candidacy? it does take something to get on these ballots, particularly if you're not using a party apparatus. being an independent is popular in american life. it's not the way most states organize, most states run by a state party. he would have to get on the ballots. the first deadline coming as early as may in texas. a big state with 80,000 signatures needed. and north carolina has a deadline of june 9. he would need the signatures. he has the money, but he would need to, at least by early summer, figure out if he had the protective measures to get in on these ballots, even if he were to come in later. steve gave the advice of perot. he was in, he was out, but he found a way to get on the ballots. libertarians for example, have

let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. u so much for joining me. if you're between the ages of 20 and 70, chances are, david bowie provided at least some of the sound track to your youth. it was a talent that pushed the boundaries of music, fashion and even gender. ♪ change, changes >> turn and face the changes ♪ >> millions are waking up to the news that david bowie died after an 18-month battle with cancer. i can't believe this. bowie's album coming out two days before his death. the story line shows him in a hospital bed. we go to london and we also have brian steltzer in lstudio. phil, take it away. >> this is south london, where david bowie's journey began, where he was born as david jones. i'll show you the scene here. it's emotional. what we've seen through the day, people continuously coming here, laying flowers, tributes, candles. people standing before this mural of bowie, depicted as he was in the early '70s. standing there openly. weeping. it is very emotional here. the one thing that people have been telling us

he went out with cutters. >> john suzuki is in the newsroom monitoring the story. john, what can you tell us? >> what this reminds me of the day after thanksgiving in 2014 if you recall something very similar to this happened with bart going across the bay. there were folks that did the same kind of things with the bart train. both going eastbound and westbound. in the west oakland station. they chained themselves to one of the stations and had a human chain going across and attached themselves to the inside of the train. this had a huge effect on traffic going to and from san francisco on that day and that's what it looks like going on here. as you say the trains, very coordinated effort. you can tell and not the folks standing out there but clearly if you are stopped there, if you are going across the bridge and all of a sudden you see the people stopped there, there is no way you will let them run a chain through the car unless you are part of the problem. these folks, all of the people in that first line of cars, i'm guessing based on what i'm seeing, they are

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. lawmakers say they hope today's hearing will lead to action from congress... they meet this morning in washington. new this morning...the city of waterloo will be monitored closely following allegations of violating the u-s clean water act. the city is signing an agreement. sewer projects will be watched closely...as the city must upgrade its system. the city says sewer overflows into the cedar river in 2008 and then two years later were caused by flooding which overwhlemed the sewer system. if the city does not make proper adjustments, it could face fines. two people are dead and three hurt following a shooting at a homeless camp. police and swat teams responding to the area of seattle known as "the jungle" investigators are searching for two people of interest. "we don't think they were targeted because they were homeless. we think they were targeted specifically because of who they were." seattle's mayor has been under pressure to deal with the homeless problem in the city. he calle

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. dhe competition lasts tomorrow through sunday. 60 teas will be competing tomorrow and 60 the next day. sharing your morning cup of coffee with a police officer -- it's a new movement in many cities. the national "coffee with a cop" inintiative making its way to cedar rapids. the owner of brewed awakenings in cedar rapids... the most recent coffee shop to host... says these events are necessary. (larry janda/brewed awakeninggowner) "the police ally don't pose a threatto us. the police are really here to help us in a time of need." -- typically makes people feel less intimidated to approach them. which restaurants get the best buzz from customers> according to a research firm...subway holds on to its top spot as the best- perceived fast food brand, followed by wendy's, chick-fil-a, pizza hut and sonic. in casual dining, olive garden in part to its viral pasta promotion. rounding out the top five were panera bread, outback lobster. amazon is offering a discount for its prime me

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. physical therapists says this is not accupuncture. the only thing that is the same is they use the same type of needles that people use for accupuncture. its still to come... after a crash leaves a man married in the hospital. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! it's time to start breaking some rules. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. storm track seven meteorologist is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. a secret service agent who was last month gets married in his hospital room. agent who was seriously injured in a crash while protecting hillary clinton l

in the newsroom tonight, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> jessica: would be a great addition to the classroom. >>> to oregon where not everyone is leaving the wildlife refuge where armed militia has been standing ground for more than 25 days now. the majority of the protesters left last night. but we're told at least four rancher lavoy fin kum was killed during a confrontation with law enforcement. several men were arrested including ammon and ryan bund wri. they are the sons of nevada rancher cliven bundy. ammon has been speaking through his attorneyd the rest of the remaining militia home. >> my message still remains. do not use physical force. use the national platform that we have to continue to defend liberty through our constitutional rights in an article three court with an article three judge. >> jessica: the occupation began january 2nd. the ranchers are demanding the government turn public land over to local control. >> jim: everyone is invited to attend a celebration of life for the late husband of celine dion. it's free but you will need a ticket to get in. caesar's is hosting the

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. organizers remind voters the surtax relies on what you owe the state every year. so for people on a fixed income -- regardless if they own propeprty -- the cost would be much less. voters will decide whether to move forward with the project february second. the waterloo schools refrendum is the topic of this sunday's steele report. with guests mike young, robert smith and anesa kajtazovic and superintendent of schools, dr. sunday after meet the press and on kwwl.com 17 days until the iowa caucus... the friendly relationship between donald trump and ted cruz came to an end thursday night.. as the republican frontrunners clashed repeatedly during last night's debate. the war of words over cruz's canadian birth.. and trump's questioning whether he is eligible to be president.. broke open as the two stood side-by-side on the debate stage. they also clashed over cruz's charge in a radio interview that trump has "new york values." trump recalled the spirit of new yorkers after the 9/11 attac

mike desumma is in the newsroom to explain why. dawndy according to the d-o-t the problem is a dam that sits near the road. it was breached during the october flood causing the road to get washed out. state officials say essentially until the dam gets repaired -- work on the road has to wait. typically spears creek church road allows drivers to get from two notch road to i-20. detoured down clemson road to get around the closure. on the two notch side, there are on two notch due to the road being closed. "like i said ya know it's kind of putting me out the way and looking at this mess down here and everything...and everybody else's roads are somewhat being fixed...being looked i'm just hoping they will go ahead and try ttget the road fixed." the dot says currently dhec is on the front lines of this problem. that department is contacting the owner of the dam --- who has to make a contacting the owner of the dam --- who has to make a choice. the department says either the owner could chose to fix the dam or abandon it. once that decis

and head to our website thirteen years now dot com to view the entire indictment according to the newsroom i mary were both thirteen years now thirteen is now is continuing to stay on top of the story will have the latest details posted to our website thirteen is no dot com our team of reporters also working to bring in more information four thirty news now at eleven. updating breaking news out of the scene of a shooting on porter road this is property near the elizabeth river police aren't giving many details at this particular point in their investigation but we do know there is one victim here and we do not have any word at this point on suspects with the crew headed to that scene look for updates on air and online again at thirteen is now dot com a man is killed in an accident in norfolk will have more on that story in a moment to follow some breaking news as well involving a hampton police office fifty one year old michael anderson stands accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile he was arrested today in york county where he lives the crimes allegedly happened in nineteen eighty two b

in the newsroom, jessica larche, our winter storm team coverage peninsula -- newschannel threes stefania okolie like at the newport news public works yard-- a public works yard as you can see becoming a winter wonderland. within the last 40 minutes we )ve seen light snow turn to these massive flakes. crews have been working throughout the morning to prepare for this. here a part of the 700 hundred thousand ton sand pile -- they ve already started pre treating the roads--getting ready for this snowfall. a snow fall that i found was a dream come true for many today. actually looking for snow boots snow boots for what lou ann welch and daughter hope will be a fun- filled snow fall - its madelyns one wish - 18:06:42:11- 18:06:48:22 she wished for it for her birthday.... what are you gonna do with all the snow? build a snow man jimmy edwards feels madelyns excitement - 18:07:53:17- 18:07:56:27 )got all this furr up here ... yea really ) a big kid at heart—anti cipating a white hampton roads 18:08:01:25- 18:08:05:25 )slip and slide for-p&wheel... whip my car for hampton public schools it

we just get off the phone with lottery officials in the newsroom. they are forecasting 85 percent chance of a winner being chosen tonight. our news reporter is at the lucky store in young city. have you bought your ticket yet? >> i did buy some tickets. i figured i had to, right? i bought a couple yesterday because someone has to written it at some point. perry's liquors lets people know it is a lucky retailer. in fact, we met a woman who drove here from fresno to buy her powerball numbers. the jackpot is so huge it does not fit on the screen. it said $999 million but tonight's drawing is for $1.5 billion. a life-change evening amount money. >> do you feel lucky? >> i am lucky. i have been here since 1:00 o'clock. >> the largest jackpot in history could turn someone interest an instant billionaire. the possibility has everyone dreaming. >> i got a big family. i i don't do a lot with it. >> the anothers are not good but someone has to win. >> definitely. i am landing to buy $200 worth. i want to win. >> customers waited in the rain for the storm to op

we just got these pictures into the newsroom. just before 5:30 the car went into the water near llewelyn avenue. we've been told the person made it out of the car. we're working to find more information about the accident. norfolk just two days before martin luther king jr. day. a crowd of people marched -- advocating for safer neighborhoods. 10 on your side's joe fisher was there and joins us in the newsroom with more on their message. joe. deanna -- the city of norfolk recorded 33 homicides last year. what organizers say is 33 too many. they don't know why it keeps happening -- but they are devoted to at least trying to make their communtiies safer places to call home. kimberly wimbish/activist ((c13 57:19)) "we just want to stop the violence in the hampton roads community." an anti-violence march not much different than dozens prior. nats chanting. posters demanding equality. a simple message to put the guns down. but organizer kimberly wimbish says apparently not resonating. kimberly wimbish/activist ((c13 59:15)) "where's the

lisa: just into the wlwt news 5 newsroom, a barn fire in clermont county. the fire is on ireton trees road, in washington township. animals in the barn, some of them were made it out, but the fire department is not sure if there are still some animals inside. we have a wlwt news 5 crew on their way -- we' ll keep you updated as we get new information. mark: police are investigating an overnight shooting in walnut hills. it happened inside an apartment, along victory parkway. police say the victim was shot in the leg, and pistol-whipped. police haven' t released the victim' s condition or suspect information. lisa: the suspect accused of the shooting death of a 20-year-old in avondale went before a judge this morning. the bond for 21-year-old derrell gover was set at $1.5 million. police say she shot immanuel scott on alaska avenue saturday night. scott was rushed to children' s hospital but died from his injuries. gover is charged with murder and aggravated robbery. mark: a shooting outside the hard times bar in hamilton is police have confirmed that 23-year

andy baskin in the newsroom, news channel 5 here is the vid blatt and his successor . >>> college ball at princeton and then spent time overseas coaching in the european made and leaking russia tyrone lou was an assistant coach for the celtics and the in the nba. the cavaliers have 3 head coaches on the payroll, in 2013 mike brown returned to the team agreeing to a five-year $20 had a big contract and now tyrone lou signed a 3 your contract . not talk about the browns, with all the changes, this man, mr. stability currently the longest running pro coach in cleveland3 years, 3 months in 16 days. >>> i'm at the desk with a news

kwwl's brad hanson joins us live now from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque. and brad, you got a chance to sit down with the family today--what did they have to say? like any family in this situation, they're still trying to figure out why this would happen to a loved one. but they also spoke in depth about the person lonnie was, fondly remembering their son and brother. kind words said "people adored him" and fond memories shared of their loved one, mother) "we just have a lot of memories of his loving touch. his loving, healing touch. and he got all the muscles." his family says lonnie was a determined man--one who put his heart into everything he pursued. in the army, serving in operation desert storm, to his fight with cancer--a battle which he won 12 years ago, they say lonnie cared more about others than himself. "so, so tender hearted. when he was in desert storm. he was with the national guard out of cook in the medical unit, and he could hear the fighting in the distance, the guns going off, and it just bothered him knowing what was happening." they sa

corey is across the newsroom in the information center this morning. amelia earhart in the traffic center as always with a look at the commute and marty coniglio in the 9 news backyard. >> marty, we should see a little warm up before a few snow flakes. >> reporter: tomorrow morning. it won't be a big thing. because of timing coming in the a little bit, especially after a long holiday weekend. folks might have trouble getting back in to the swing of it tomorrow. it is down right windy in the mountains and foothills. around the area today, we are seeing light snow, moving in to northwest, west central colorado. flat tops , the flash flood watch along the gunnison river because of the ice jam up there around the ranch. very cold temperatures. benefiting from down sloping winds, in the 20s and 30s in the metro area. you go through weld county, northeast plains, single figures this morning. folks are going to gather down, civic center park, city park, civic center park this morning, seeing the gathering around 9:00 a.m., mid 30s to upper 40s, by the time th

kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live in the newsroom to explaa how the income surtax would pay for the project. mac? typipially -- school districts rely on property owners to pay income surtax takes the burden off them. here'es an idea of what the propossd 35-million dollar career center would look like -- built on land the district already owns near central middle school. instead of taxing property owners -- four percent of what you owe the state every year would pay for the oject. waterloo schools chief financial officer michael coughlin says it comes out to be less than your "in the case of doing an income surtax, it now takes the burden off the property owners, and it spreads it to every person who pays iowa income tax." according to coughlin -- the average person would pay less than 55 bucks a year for the new project. and again -- people on a fixed income would pay much less -- regardless if they y wn propertyy ron -- back to you... the waterloo schools refrendum is the topic of this sunday's stee;e report. with guests mike young, robert superintendent of schools, dr. jane lindam

we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. if you think you might have seen this bike or have any information on where it might the city of dubuque is working on adopting a new budget. r some...thatatould mean paying more for property taxes. the dubuque city council voted against a proposed tax hike for commercial properties. and now --,they're working on a lower still aren't'tin favor of ii that no matater what they do, it's gonna be passed down to the gonne be affected by it." the city manaar plans onn submitting a new budget recommendation by february first. if there is a property tax increase - owners won'' see it until fall when their bill goes out. we're hearing from a bar manager this morning, after a customer complain about new y]ar's eve servic online. she wrote on therestaurant'' facebook page she would never return. bar staff was focused on another customer -- a woman who suffered a heart attack at the restaurant. a manager responded to the complaint stating 'i'm glad to hear that she won'ttbe coming back... we would

nigel: just into the newsroom tonight, governor nikki haley has been tapped to give the republican response to president obama's the president will speak to the nation next haley says she is tuesday. honored to deliver the response. she says she will talk about the great challenges and opportunities the country has right now. in a release, house speaker paul ryan says haley is the right choice to lay out a positive vision, and alternative to the

she is in the newsroom now with theatest. >> kristi: health authorities in some countries are taking contracts dras tuck measures too stop the spread of this mosquito-borne virus. in el salvador women are urged to avoid getting pregnant for two years, and the cdc just orbed guideline for evaluating and testing faints right here in the u.s. a new warning from the world the zikik virus linked to birth affects in babies and paralysis in bolts adults could spread to almost all countries in americ. >> the explosive spread of zika virus to new geographical areas withittle population immunity is another cause for concern. >> take a look at this map. that mosquito is found in every country in the western hemisphere except for spawned chile. >> kristi: with more than 1 million people infected, brazil has been hit especially hard. in an effort to show how they're aggressively responding, brazilian government posted this

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert.. kwwl news. area education agency 267...which currently runs the program.. says they will continue to work with waverly shell rock both during and after the transition. continuing coverage... a campus bus driver...accused of hitting and killing an iowa state student...is out on bond. benjamin clague faces a charge of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. the victim...urbana native emmalee jacobs...was a freshman at the university. the hit and run happened in december. police used video from cyride buses as part of the investigation. officers say they could hear the bus hit jacobs...that's what led them to clague as their suspect. emmalee's father telling kwwl he doesn't know if you can call this arrest closure, but says it was nice to have it resolved. emmalee graduated from center point urbana high school last spring before heading to iowa state. her pastor says she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church... (cg: mike ellson/ pastor taken place and why

we will let you know if we hear about any other closings as they come in the newsroom. leon: the cold has been with us for days so much so white ferry closed down because of ice on the potomac river. the river looks chunky now. for your homes, you probably already have taken care of your pipes but you still have time to get the rest of your house ready for the weekend. diane cho is live in arlington to help you out. hey, diane. diane: good afternoon, leon. if you are worried about frozing pipes underneath your kitchen sink and it's on an exterior wall like this one here experts say you want to expose the pipe and apply some heat to it. if you are extremely concerned they suggest you might want to leave the water the hot and the cold water dripping as well. they say that applies to any area really where there are exposed pipe on the exterior wall of the home. but leaving the water dripping, they say it will keep the water moving inside the pipe so it doesn't stay stagnant and have a possibility of freezing. you will also make sure that you know where the main water value

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. a three-member panel of a senate committeee plans to meet soon to decide whether the bill should move forward. a former garwin city clerk is convicted on a federal theft charge. as part of a plea agreement, anna leytham admitted to stealing at least 70-thousand dollars from the city. more than half a million a sentencing date has not been scheduled. two sisters have diee in a house fire. it happened in wisconsin, just across the border from iowa. the says two sisters, lena bartels and her sister trinity trinity was 15. neighbors say someone driving by noticed smoke coming out of the they tried getting inside to save them -- but couldn't. engulfed in flames and pretty much beyood the point of savivig." authorities say the girls were home alone -- their parents were at work. cause of the fire --but say it new this morning...a 95-year- old man is set to go on trial. he's accused of helping to murder more than three thousand people. the man was a paramedic at the nazi death camp auschwitz

ktvu's noel walk siren the news -- walker is in the newsroom to explain. >> reporter: cyber crimes arrestchallenge to investigate and pin down. first those investigators posed as the child they say was victimized, then they followed the sign trail to the bay area city of rohnert park. a novato police officer is on leave after being charged in connection with a child pornography investigation. >> you don't ever want to have knowledge that another officer is involved in something like this. >> reporter: sergeant jeff justice of the rohnert park police department says his department began investigating 34-year-old officer michael manuel ramirez eight months ago after detectives in texas where the 13-year-old alleged victim lives notified them she had contact with someone in rohnert park. police traced the computer ip address to ramirez's home address. police say the young teen and officer first met on instagram, then took their explicit conversation and photos to a messaging app called king. police got a search warrant to search ramirez's computer and phone. >> there was no child pornography

live in the newsroom, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. on this martin luther king junior day, several local organizations celebrated dr. king's birthday and the lasting impact he left on this there were four different events today in hampton roads. in chesapeake, bishop e-w jackson's church held its annual m-l-k breakfast. the event recognized the work of first responders. norfolk state university also held a breakfast this morning, and awarded people in the community for their service and volunteerism. nu theta chapter of alpha phi alpha at old dominion university hosted a march through campus. and also in norfolk, community leaders held a march and wreath laying ceremony at the m-l-k monument on brambleton avenue. because of today's holiday, some public offices, libraries, and community centers have been closed. it's even impacting some trash collection schedules. we put a list of what's affected in each city on hr-scene-dot-com. our local m-l-k celebrations mirror others happening around the country today. in south carolina more than on

)s an interview you will only see on newschannel 3 newschannel 3s margaret kavanagh is live in the newsroom. margaret you spoke to the victims dad about her brutal killing? he )s understandably devastated. this dad says he cant eat or sleep knowing his daughters killer hasnt been arrested. i bury my daughter jimmie alexander is talking about his daughter s ex-boyfriend --- anthony smith. newport news police say he kicked down her door and shot dashanika sherrod. the medical examiner today says she died as a result of gun shot wounds to her head. 42:20 i want someone to tell me where this guy is. it was senseless what he s done. he says his daughter dated him off and on for about 4 years today we found court documents that show dashanika got an emergency protective order days before she was killed. she wrote that he made threats towards her, kicked her dishwasher, burned pictures in the sick and vandalized end tables -- but 9 days later she was dead. 45:04 it )s hard when your child is in a relationship it was wrong and you know it s wrong for them you know somehow somebody still manipulatin

kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom with more details. some parents in waverly recently found out that public school district waverly shell-rock will be taking over management of the leid educational center on bremwood campus.... this center is dedicated to helping studetns with mental health and learning disabilities..... and some parents... such as phil..... are speaking out because they are concerned that a public school is taking over management of this special education center... they say their kids are here because public school didn't work out this is happening.... "really we're just concerned that the public school system won't continue in the same blueprint that has worked for so many years for so many hundreds of kids. i spoke with aea 267- who currently center.... they say they have been planning to give waverly-shell rock management for a long time.... and that although a public school will be taking over management.... not much should change. the superindent of waverly shell rock told me their goal is to run the educational ce

live in the newsroom gabriella deluca newschannel 3. the militia group occupying a national wildlife refuge in oregon is showing no signs of leaving. a spokesman for the group says the protests are peaceful and they won )t back down. but the community in harney county is urging the protestors to go. hundreds of locals met on wednesday to voice their concerns about the armed group. animal rights groups and land conservation groups are also urging the militia to leave. the harney county sheriff met with the militia leader yesterday -- asking him to leave. the biggest indoor car show this weekend )s hot rod and custom car show is at the hampton roads convention center in hampton. the aim is to celebrate classic cars and 1950s. 60s, and 70s. the show pulls together classic restored cars trucks and bikes -- as well as some new models. the inaugural show even sold out vehicle spots one month in advance. all those clouds that have been hanging around the past few days will finally bring us some wet weather this weekend. the trade off: warmer te

let's talk, live in the cnn "newsroom." >> and good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. ten american navy sailors are free after a full day in iranian detention. these photos released hours ago showing the nine men and one woman resting. after their two vessels were seized after apparently drifting into the iranian waters in the persian gulf. >> reporter: i think washington woke up to a big sigh of relief this morning with those ten sailors now being released. it happened several hours ago, they cam back into international waters in the persian gulf on board their two small u.s. navy vessels, small boats have a had drifted into the iranian waters. they cam back under their own power. so now one of the big questions was one was of those navy boats actually disabled. did they have a mechanical problem? did they have a navigation problem? how is it they drifted into the iranian waters. all of it i'm told under investigation. they came back into the u.s. water, a navy warship was there and they are now being transferred back to shore. full re

kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom to explain. it's called dry needling...and i caught up with the first physical therapist in waterloo to earn her certification in dry needling... i also spoke to a patient who says this was something she's been looking for a long time. she's had neck and back pain for years.... "i've triee the searching for a soluuion.... "it was interrupting my whole life style, having this pain." until she found one.... "we're going to do dry needling today..." dry needlii...a new technique some physical therapists are turning to for pain relief.... "we feel for the tight spot, the needle, and insert that needle in the tight spot in the muscle and that cuses the muscle to twitch and better relax." and if youuare worrieddabout pain.... the needles are actually so small.. you barely feel them going in." " if we're not hitting a spot that's a tight muscle.. you don't really even but once they hit a tight pain...before you start to eel better/ ""did feel sore for a little after the 24 hours... sometimes a little lon

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in the newsroom gabriella deluca newschannel 3. we )re learning more about a man who was shot inside a chesapeake hotel early this morning. police tell us there was a fight between the victim and the shooter prior to the shots being fired. it happened early this morning at the extended stay america hotel on greenbrier circle. police have identified a person of interest-- but did not tell us that person s name. an escaped prisoner has been found and arrested in elizabeth city -- officials say heather burton -- who s from elizabeth city -- slipped away yesterday while she was being x- rayed at washington county hospital. the sheriff says burton injured herself when she fell down a courthouse stairwell after a court appearance. police say burton then took off and stole a pickup truck. police found her this morning hiding under a bed at a home on peartree road. she is currently waiting to be extradited back to washington county. tonight hampton police are looking for the person who robbed two businesses. the first one happened last nigh

live in the newsroom, mk, newschannel 3 turning to the weather. stumpy lake in virginia beach looking very cold today. the lake is completely frozen over -- but at least we )re starting to see some sunshine. we )re hearing about more school closures tomorrow as well. county, and southampton county public schools will be closed tomorrow. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is live with an update on your forecast. after our wintry weekend, the work week is going to look and feel a lot more springlike. even our cool downs won t be that cool. a cold front will approach the region on tuesday. ahead of that front southwest winds will warm us up into the upper 50s and the lower 60s. we will see increasing clouds and a slight chance for showers, mainly on the outer banks. but as the cold front crosses the region on wednesday, we do expect scattered showers. in fact, some of our northern communities, like the middle peninsula and the northern neck may see a little sleet or snow mixed in at the start. we will start the day with temperatures in the mid 40s, f

kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom with more details. for regular gas is 1 dollar and 91 cents per gallon... according to the lundberg study. this is after a 14- cent drop over the past two weeks. prices haven't been this low since january 2009 ... and according to gas buddy..... the average price for gas in iowa is 1 dollar and 88 cents. on friday.. oil prices did bump up a little bit... forcing refineries to raise their prices. according to the lundberg survey...there's two reasons we are seeing these low prices. one is the oil prices continue to drop .... and the second is we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. in the lundberg study... the large city with the lowest average gas price was saint louis at one dollar and 64 cents... a man is reunited with a missing piece of his childhood .... decades after the heirloom was stolen from his grandparents' house. linda mumma shares the bizarre set of circumstances that led him to this remarkable discovery. when 38 year old nate lint stepped inside this type

she joins us now live in the t-h media newsroom in dubuque. shirley...you were in delhi last night...and again this mooning tataking to peopleein the community. how do they feel about this? the people i spoke with didn't seem too they say it's happened in their small town before. it's the talk of the town in delhi.. home on the 26-hundred block of 210th avenue. thursday night, deputies on scene searching the home in lake when i saw, a bunch of the sheriffs down there and everything." rebecca weber, both 24-years old arrested and charged with ppsession of various substances to make meth. but that's not all....just three miles away -- officals also searched this downtown location on the 300 block of franklin street. "and people i've spoken to say there were many squad cars out here." fourty-seven year old kimberly willingham arrested in connection. she's charged with possessionnf meth, marijauna, also drug paraphernalia. community members say it's unfortunate something like this happens here. kind of activity in our community. it's a good little

tremendous mount of patience, she was a great friend and mentor to many of the employees at abc 7 in the newsroom, always had a terrific smile and great attitude." known.police do have a "person of interest" in custody - they say he's a man who says he was just nearby fishing. night there's'sord police are looking for a *second man as well. in hawaii - the search continues - for twelve

live in the newsroom gabriella deluca newschannel 3. coming up - meet a 12 year old - champion from virginia beach who has girls her age yesterday we brought you the story of the "cold-stunned" turtles off the coast of north today rescuers tell us -- more than 600 turtles were caught in frigid waters -- unable to swim due to near hypothermia. that )s in just two days. thanks to an outpouring of support from aquarium staff, the community, and even the coast guard -- most turtles were able to make a full recovery and were released in warmer waters. a 12-year-old girl from virginia beach is dominating the world in a particular form of martial arts. she has six national titles -- and girls her age are scared to get in the ring with her. summers next goal is a world shes had three different fights scheduled in europe - but sumers dad and coach told me all three girls backed out. she did get another national title fight in the books - though - for later this month. ill have more on summer tonight in the locker room after news channel 3 at 11.

fox5's shannon moore is live in the newsroom with the very latest. we are still information this morning about what exactly happened.. update from the fbi on the status of the refuge that in just a bit. authorities confirming one another 8 arrested after shots were fired during a stop north of the refuge. we're told the group's leader, ammon bundy, his brother, and some of their followers were in route to a community meeting when they were pulled over by fbi agents and oregon state police. officials say everyone obeyed orders to surrender except 2, ryan bundy and the group's spokesperson, lavoy finicum finicum was shot and killed at the scene just a day before his death he spoke to an oregon newspaper about encoutners with the feds. " to walk up to them and talk to fbi agents in a friendly manner, unarrmed and stuff.. but the tenor has changed. they have become more hardened. when they step out of their vehicles they step out with their riffles and they're nto willing to engage in friendly dialogue." cliven bundy, the father of ammon and ryan told fo

kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy joins us from the newsroom. sarah, what is the school doing to further improve those beth, washington teachers say their formula for success is pretty simple. they encourage every student to take an advanced placement course. administrators say maybe that means a student earns a lower grade in a more challenging course. but ultimately they're learning more and teachers say that's the goal. 28:07 "so we are having a test the toughest class washington high school offers - ap calculus. but for senior darian thompson, tough is pretty typical around here. 35:26 "i wanted to take the ap classes just to challenge myself and prepare myself for college." it's a classroom culture educators emphasize for every student. 01:45 "we just think if students take challenging courses, their academic skills will improve, their confidence will improve, and they'll do better on tests, including the act and in this case the iowa assessments." dr. plagman says about 55 percent of all students are enrolled in ap courses. forty students t

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we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl lawmakers say they hope today's hearing will lead to action from congress... they meet this morning at 10 in new this morning... emergency crews respond to the eastern iowa airport for a report of a suspicious substance. the initial call came in at shortly after 7 last night, according to the city of cedar rapids, it was found in a bag. crews secured the area and followed hazmat procedures. at this point, it's still not known what the substance was, but tests are being done. there is no threat to the public. a near month long occupation of federal land in oregon comes to a violent end. one man is dead after a traffic stop. several people are also behind bars this morning. there are still lots of questions about what happened that traffic stop. we hope to learn more later today. in a kwwl follow-up... investigators have a new theory on what caused a deadly railroad crash in philadelphia last may. they say the amtrak engineer was distracted by radio chatter n-t-s-b is expected to re

in the newsroom, tracy carlos, newschannel 5. >>> an ohio police officer dead and the man accused of killing him behind bars, dr. catrel. herschel jones left the home with an intent to kill a police officer. catrel's body was found outside of the municipal building shortly after. his service weapon and cruiser missing and found in the woods a short distance away. jones was arrested after the shooting. court records show that he has a lengthy criminal record. >>> officer catrel's murder shines a light on a growing concern among law enforcement. this is a ambush shootings and summit county police department have been offering training on there is scenarios where officers come under attack while working in their cruisers or in restaurants. >> we are giving them a chance to defend themselves and make good decisions. we are giving the skills they need to process the information to make the correct decision. >>> instructors will offer a plan for the trainings in ohio and other states. >>> a home with no heat and this bitterly cold weather. her home was supposed to have heat but she used he

. >> one thing that we are excited about in the newsroom is the olympics. we'll have the olympics under the nbc mantle. do any of us get to go to the olympics? >> you tell me. i don't. the olympics is probably the biggest jewel in nbc's crown. they have an agreement to carry the summer and winter olympics to 2032. that is a long time. and we are very excited about it because we think that wral's involvement in local agent -- athletes as well as the events in in market. we know thousand cover big events. this is a really big one. and what role we that, we're still trying to sort through. but it will -- viewers in the raleigh market will know the olympics are coming and will enjoy them right here on wral, i promise. >> and -- this is actually the biggest impact the change has had on us. in the newsroom, the question is how do we southbound to this? it really was not a whole lot. we'll keep on doing what we're doing. any change for news other than i think we're getting a little bit better partnership out of the charlotte -- nbc has a big hub in charlotte. >> n

live in the newsroom, erin kelly, 10 on your side. alex is now a tropical storm. this was the view from the international space station when it was still a hurricane. it's churning toward the azores in the atlantic. it's the first named storm of 2016. the hurricane season normally runs from june first to november 30-th. alex was the first january atlantic hurricane since 19-38. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north over the next few hours. your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will pick up around an 1" to 1.5" of rain. i can't rule out a rumble of thunder along the outer so saturday morning will be nice and dry. exp

live in the newsroom, michal higdon, wis news 10. mother nature hasn't been kind to farmers across south carolina. farmers in newberry county say even though it has been almost three months since the historic floods, they're still seeing impacts from the recent wet weather. recently is the latest chapter in a rocky year for area farmers. farm owner john long says the wet weather caused him to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in crop yields. "there's been no place for the water to go...the ground is saturated." "nothings been as bad as this year." long says he and other farmers in newberry county are looking for any help the government can provide. they say they're hoping the colder weather will continue. seven previously closed roads have now been opened by the south carolina department of transportation. at last check over the weekend, there are 39 roads that remain closed in 19 counties because of october's flooding. this includes only one primary route closure - which is south carolina highway 193 in saluda county. crews will

live here in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news. >> kris, thank you. remember 7news is your home for continuing coverage of the pats in the playoffs. we'll be live in denver next weekend for the game. we have live reports beginning thursday right here on 7news. >> coming up on 7news at noon. fishing for trouble. an angler lands a great white after casting his line off a popular pier. >> and hollywood's biggest night getting boy kansas department of transportation. who could be sitting out at the oscars this year. cold air in place, but will that mean a storm storm by the time we >> now, 7 weather with meteorologist chris lambert. >> a cold afternoon after a cold started this morning. low temperatures down into the teens and we haven't made a whole lot of progress throughout the day. we've gone from 16 to 22 in the city of boston. added 6 degrees to get to 17 in worcester and we've also added in a lot of wind throughout the day, driving those wind chill values down into the single digits, even below zero. still at minus two in worcester. feeling like 7 d

live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. you can learn more about olivia and the photo shoot at our website k-w-w-l dot com. its coming up on today in iowa... how some are taking advantage of the freezing temperatures...doin g g omething you an only pull off in winter. plus surf's up...way up. the massive waves on the west coast. and a man finds a time capsule from the 1940s...and with the help of the internet...tracks down the creator. we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl ssormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: while not as ddgerously cold today we will stay chilly with a chance of light snow tracking in later today and tonight. right now we only have some clouds trying to track in with the snow farther away and just tracking into western iowa. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will be pret

live in the newsroom, beth russo, abc columbia news. >> the president plans to highlight his successes in the two terms in office tonight. >> all eyes on south carolina. governor nikki hailey will deliver the republican response to the debate. house speaker paul ryan and majority leader mitch mcconnell made the announcement last week. the governor is honored she was asked and plans to focus on the challenges and opportunities facing the nation. >>> henry mcmaster used the first day of the session to draw attention to a growing problem in south carolina, human trafficking. mcmaster held a news conference declaring the month of january human trafficking and month. the attorney general human trafficking task force released its findings in the plan to tackle the issue. >> if you see something, say something. you cannot leave all of law enforcement to law enforcement and the courts alone. the a average citizen has got to take a stand and make his or her mark against these criminals who people. >> in the attorney general's report in the past year, more than 100 people have received trafficki

live in the newsroom, mk, newschannel 3 police in suffolk need you to take action against crime. they )re looking for the man who-p&robbed a rite aid. it happened sunday night just after 10-30 on north main street. police say the man you see here-- entered the store-- implied he had a weapon and then demanded prescription drugs. once he got the drugs-- the man ran off. no one was hurt. if you know anything about this robbery-- take action and call the crime line at 1-888- lock-u-up. police in virginia beach have arrested the man they believe committed two robberies over the weekend. malcolm kyle is charged with armed robbery, attempted armed robbery, and a third petit larcey offense. police say, he robbed a seven- 11, with a knife, on saturday. then police tell us they heard about another robbery --that night --on pacific avenue. police were able to identify kyle based on a police believe kyle also stole from a a-b-c store on 30th street that same night. coming up on newschannel three at five - the water crisis in flint, michigan continues. with relief efforts underway --- we ll t