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a supervising chemist at the lab. >> every drug exhibit that's submitted to the laboratory is approached as a complete unknown. we don't suspect that its anything until we conduct our analysis and make an actual identification. >> the lab tests thousands of drugs each year. >> she has two materials and they are both white powders, and so they are going to both be prepared in the same way. >> most are evidence collected during seizures. using the most advanced equipment in the world, it's still a challenge identifying the constantly changing chemical compositions found in synthetic impostors. >> and we've determined that it's methalone. >> do you ever test something and low and behold its pure mdma? or is it typically not? >> we do analyze and identify pure mdma. we do however also identify it and it's something completely different. >> but dea spokesman rusty payne is quick to debunk an mdma myth. >> some people have the perception that mdma, if it's pure, isn't dangerous. what's the reality? >> there's no such thing as a good batch of drugs vs. a bad batch of drugs. ask the parents of the dead kids. >> to a

the idedeity of the other two men on the left of the screen is still unknown at this point. police and prosecutors there in belgium confirming they do want of your screen, potentially a subject who has some information that they could use. from the satellite center, omar [ experiencing technical difficulties ] >> reporter: and some walls have been ripped apart to address hot spots. firefighters are still on scene. to make sure there are no additional problems and clean up some debris again, two fire investigators also on scene to reporting live in north miami, ann keil, 7 news. >>> skyforce hd over the scene as a business burned in hialeah gardens. fire fighters dousing the hot spots alonon 99th street and 79th avenue. cellphone viewer sending photos of the flames as i ihappened. if you can do so safely, snap a picture or send vis you to hashtag send it to # 7 at wsvn.com. >>> and they're investigating who he is and how he died. >>> and still ahead on 7 news at noon. >>> south florida, wetarted off on the chilly side of things and conditions are startinin to warm up. we didn'

we can show you this picture, authors believe this is the unknown boy's father. we asked philadelphia's former assistant medical examiner and current montgomery county deputy examiner to look at pictures of the boy, his potential brother and father. >> there are some similarities, enough that i think is worthy of further investigation through more specific laboratory tests. >> reporter: mcdonald was working in the philadelphia forensic lab in 1998 when the boy's remains were brought in and dna extracted. >> upper portion of the ear, pushes out. >> reporter: he saw something similar in his potential brother. >> his right here points out in a similar way. so that is a potential connection, genetic connection. >> reporter: mcdonald showed us common traits among all three photographs. >> some similarities in facial structure, the nose in the boy, the end is bulbous, bow you can see a similar feature present on his potential brother as well. >> reporter: philadelphia police were well aware of the author's theory. is this a good tip? >> it's an average tip. >> reporter:

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, the fear of that unknown. but in ten days, if nothing changes, the shorts get put right back. >> if you think that's a short covering rally that got us to the two-month highs, what's the next stop then? is it lower or do we grind? >> we'll talk about it more with the chart, but i think right now it's lower. >> okay, and you? >> highest in flows into oil yield ever. tells you that we have credit issues but not happening in all parts of the credit curve and won't happen overnight and as an equity investor when you're waiting for a credit crisis, look for a move straight up. i sold some jc pen and put more puts out there and ultimately it's a case where markets are eventually sideways and central bank events, no reason to play them and the lack of headlines will continue into the ecb. >> i think that's not inconsistent with this. >> coming tat from a much different place and that's what it comes down that, and that's what's interesting about it. tim has been pretty steadfast on this for a while and he's been right

. >> it attracts the good, the bad and the unknown. >> in the entertainment industry, people sign up for that part of the job but it's hard when you are posting you have to you know, uphold yourself like a celebrity or something like that. >> creators rarely find themselves prepared for their video to go viral creating a command for people to protect themselves. >> chic sure make sure that you are not releasing personal information and that you are sending to different sources that are not revealing to your home address or your high school -- >> as vp of talent, julie representing 73,000 creators and says a viral anything attracts harm. >> it attracts haters and trolls as they call them. >> gumpy cats owner claims so ignore all of that negativity and enjoys the world's reaction >> when we do appearances, there is no touching grumpy cat. >> if you don't have people passionate enough to hate you are, you are probably doing something wrong. >> the building is on fire. >> i'm matt king for fox news. >> so hacking and cyber bullying are two of the biggest negatives but some have experienc

. >> beneath the signage, a simple cross pays tribute to the unknown victim. the memorial spells out the year but doesn't offer a name. >> and the medical examiner listed it as a homicide based on the fact it was an 8-10-year-old child left unattended in the circumstances. >> a lot of this is rooted in science and part gum shoe detective work? >> yes. >> in the case of boy clyde gibbs relied on reconstructive artwork to help investigators in orange county. bureau of investigation and the f.b.i. and the smithsonian. >> and a sculpted image imagined to get a couple thousand hits on youtube. >> it takes a morbid curiosity. >> the workload means staying on top of 115 cases and remaining sensitive not cynical. >> we want to make sure they are treated with due respect regardless of whether they are unidentified. i think it's more important that we have something to return to families versus nothing. >> if at the end of the day clyde gibbs' closure comes in finding the name behind an unsolved case number. steve crump wbtv on your side raleigh. >> quite a job. the case

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the unknown is a big fear. and they i can't not support trump. at the end of the debate. the three candidates said they would support donald trump, and she said he would support the other three. that would be good news if what romney talked about, trump goes into the convention without a majority, and somehow someone else ends up getting nominated. >> that's yet to be seen. it will be a slug fest. march 15th, before march 15th they had perfect primaries and states. donald trump leads in the deep south, louisiana, mississippi, you have a bunch of primaries coming up before that march 15th date. where out of two of the primaries, ohio and florida are winner take all. they are the home states for john kasich, and marco rubio. they are must wins for both of them. they are big, big days and lots are at stake on the days. it will be hard to dislodge donald trump, and we'll see if the impact had any impact on the polling numbers, and whether the speech has income. >> it may feed fuel to the fire of supporters, and the rejection of traditional world, as we go into the upcoming st

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>> it' s the unknown, you never know what' s going to happen on election day. reporter: last november it was the e-poll books, they were a new addition and a glitch created technical issues. the board of elections is confident they' ve fixed the problem, but just in case that there is hamilton county' s election system surgeon. he will be on call to treat any trouble. when they see you coming they know the problem is going to be fixed. >> that' s why they call me mr. poll worker. reporter: is that what they call you, mr. poll worker. >> i' ve been called a lot of names areas basically all of our poll workers are really good people and they' re fun to work with. reporter there are 116 trouble : shooters set to respond around hamilton county, 116 workers they' re hoping they don' t have to call. so those e-poll books were new technology last time. they say they fixed those. they replaced the routers they say caused the problems. this time, they say there is no new technology for this election. live brian hamrick, wlwt news 5. mike: thanks. be sure to watch our spe

, the unknown of where the bottom will be on oil prices, the unknown on economy woulde get. ving lower even though fundamentally the data had not gotten that bad. theynk that is what markets are telling us, in fact, the fundamentals aren't that bad. and one by one, these big negatives are being moderated. bankst: so how do central take this into account and folder this into the decision-making? yes: they say they are data dependent. they ought to be data dependent and not reactive. that is one thing they are beginning to learn from the fed. said officials were pretty straightforward in saying we are concerned that markets are volatile. but you know what? we are going to look at what actually happens to the data. we do not know if the forecast is going to be accurate enough, but the employment data looks good and auto sales were pretty robust. maybe things are that bad. market volatility is market volatility and the fed needs to get on with normalizing policy. alix: what about the ecb? guest: i'm a little concerned about the ecb. they overwhelmed markets with her easing back i

the unknown suspect shot the man outside of the apartments. his body was found in a vehicle three miles away. police believe he was trying to getting to the hospital. police say the shooting was not random but they are not saying if they have a suspect in the case. >>> another day on the stand for hulk hogan. airing his dirty laundry for a second day today in a defamation suit against gawker media not. the testimony getting personal while hulk hogan was grilled by defense attorneys. carson chambers joins us with the highlights from today. carson. >> reporter: well, hulk hogan spent hours on the stand but mostly answering questions from gawker's attorneys. they say he did a great job on his own of embarrassing himself in public. >> when i found out about the sex tape, i was just dispondent. >> reporter: he claims a secret sex tape humiliated him, turned his life upside-down. >> not being able to eat or sick. >> reporter: gawker defense attorneys made sure that jurors clips where hulk hogan talked about the sex tape, his anatomy on shows like bu

the group will take part in several events including a solemn remembrance of the tomb of the unknown soldier. recipients say the welcome was humbling. >> this is not a me award, it's an us award. and it's a parade take i take for them. >> the medal of honor is america's highest military honor. >> and of course we thank all those who have served our country and congratulate today's recipients. >>> coming up on 20 minutes after 6:00. we made to friday and pretty warm out there. >> yes, we have. but it's kind of windy out there, too. maybe some folks a little concernedab blossoms. >> i was down at the tidal basin yesterday evening and it was breezy and it was having a minor impact on the beautiful flowers down there. you could see some of the petals coming down with the wind. but it wasn't having a major impact. so that will continue to be the case today. but today, tomorrow and sunday the days to head down. want to show you some great pictures of some wonderful students that erika eye got to speak with yesterday. roosevelt high school, a great class there. and today in fact they're taki

while she got some answers to the unknown in this crisis, she saw as many questions about the future of flint. >> we're going to make sure this never happens again. and what we're going to do to protect -- or help the people already hurt in this. >> and some of the lawmakers said that's enough finger pointing. it's time to start looking at solutions. the epa and governor rick snyder testify tomorrow. >> left bleeding after being beaten. tonight a sebring man is facing battery charges for the sixth time after attacking his girlfriend. 44-year-old robert edward bass junior punched his girlfriend in the head and choked her. he was arrested on monday. according to reports, he has been arrested six times for the same charge with the same woman. he is being charged now with a felony domestic battery. abc action news is committed to taking action against domestic violence. if you or someone you know is situation, call the statewide hotline at 800-50-1119. we have information on our facebook page and our twitter feed. >>> a lakeland man sentenced for his involvement in a shooting at a farmer

george grant is one of the unknown elders of the landscape photography. our new book is about him. i had to share that. >> great. there were ten in the series, yosemite was one, right? can you give us a couple of the other. >> let me call my husband up because his memory is better than mine. >> zion became one of the big -- one of the things fdr did in utah was try to make it a -- do you know that i do high and utah voted for fdr all the time. they were giving public works jobs and trying to make national parks so cedar breaks in utah, fdr signed that in august of 33 and then he did capital reefs with an executive order is a monument. today is a national park. he took arches which is a roadside a roadside attraction and turned it into a mammoth national park and took zion national park quadruple. the zion national park to enlarge the parks, these were all strategies. his secretary of war was a man named george durden and his first term. he was a democratic governor, environment conservationist from utah. he saw the advantages of trying to market it on tv. the you taught national pa

. @>> reporter: and of course that @we have seen that the unknowns, @they will make you jittery too @and today a source with the @bernie sanders campaign tells @us that they need to move that @event scheduled for cleveland @down to akron today and due to @the concerns from the venue @over their protesters like the @kind we have seen here this @past weekend and that of course @people, they are worried if @things are not necessarily @going as planned what it might @look like. @back to you. @>> thank you very much. @>>> now ohio is a critical @state during the primary @season. @so it is not a surprise that @the national media has set up @their shop right here in ohio @and in fact that msnbc took @over the bar area of the urban @farmer restaurant for their @broadcast that they will be @back on the air there tomorrow @morning beginning at 5:30 and @then chris matthews will be on @throughout the election day. @it will be the most exciting @convention in the generation, @especially if it is contested. @>> and the past few cycles. @and an hour in some cases. @that it will be fascinating to @w

to be an immigrant, you have to drop what you've got, take a massive first, go into the unknown. an entrepreneur does the same thing. dad worked as a taxi driver at night, worked at the victoria market. mom worked as a waitress. they were studying english at the same time, trying to educate themselves for a better life for their kids. it made me have an incredible work ethic and determination. i knew from a very young age that i can do anything as long as i work my butt off to do it. haslinda: mom and dad highly qualified also. dad, an engineer, by training. how did you feel when you saw mom and dad holding those jobs when they were highly qualified. ruslan: i was 5-6 years old. it didn't really click to me. dad has a masters in engineering, and here he is driving a taxi or working at the victoria market. the same with mom. it doesn't really click. you learn to appreciate those things as you get older and reminisce about it. i think about it now, and think them every single day for what they did. haslinda: in the early days, you lived in public housing. ruslan: we did. haslinda: y

the unknown was an unfriendly place. the boy was very sensitive to lights and sounds.so he built secret hiding places where they couldn't get in. the boy didn't like looking people in the eye. he wasn't trying to be mean, it just made him feel uncomfortable. sometimes he would flap his arms again and again. second boy: one day, i found out i had something called autism. my family got me help. slowly i found my voice and learned all the ways i could live with it better. announcer: early intervention can make a lifetime of difference. learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> the late show is up next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >>

. >>> a fear of the unknown. >> there are some level of everything is getting hacked nowadays. not just bank accounts. how is it working. >>> a lot of folks may be making out a plan. >> really nice out there with nice warm temperatures once again. we are rolling in high clouds. not as much blue there that we take out over downtown st. pete and wall-to-wall blue out there. we got a really nice afternoon on tap and these numbers really make it that much better so 74 now in tampa. 78 in riverview. cold spot, 72 new port richey. not really all that cool. for today and zooming and around the bay, check this out, communities heading towards 80. sumpter 79. warm side. you may be needing to find shade but all in all in the shade especially with the breeze it is perfect. a few high clouds working their way. don't expect to see much more than that. we will go for 77 in tampa today and overnight as we have more clouds temperatures slowly dropping off. for many of us we stay around 60 degrees out the door tomorrow morning and clouds and viewpoints come up here. slightly higher humidity dur

for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. scending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. - [tim] this program is made possible in part by historic marion, virginia, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, and celebrating 20 years as a certified virginia main street community, the ellis family foundation, general francis marion hotel, the historic general francis marion hotel and black rooster restaurant & lounge, providing luxurious accommodations and casual fine-dining, the bank of marion, your vision, your community, your bank, emory & henry college, since 1836, solving problems through creative and collaborative results-based ed

airman buried in the tomb of the unknowns. the remains of lieutenant michael blassie were then returned to his family. eric sharpened scepticism into a mighty. we missed him when he retired in 2002. now we miss him more. eric engberg was 74. and we'll be right back. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like

yesterday. 11 hours from now it will be getting in willow trying to complete the 1000 mile trek through the unknown darkness. that is a long trip with the dog and man. very grueling competition. not so grueling as we take a look from south tampa into the bay. things are looking very nice and calm. things will be nice and clear as we start off with growth of the titan doppler radar's showing nothing in the way of rain. the clouds of moved to the south as a friend has moved through. right now 53 degrees in tampa and clear skies. 52 in clearwater. st. petersburg has 57 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 7 miles per hour. cooler to the northern parts of the state and to the southeast piercing chill into the atlantic coast but back here into texas and parts of louisiana temperatures into the 50s and upper 40s. about as warm as we are. looking at the synoptic map place, high pressure to the north and we will see winds coming out of the south today and no real chance of rain don't see much of anything. from the east coast. rain could move over from the east coast. not really any good chances until

and he flew over the unknown hub. he was expecting some thermal, which he did not get. and the last and largest mistake, he flew too low. don't do those four things, you may not crash like that guy. i am very proud of you all to get through that. because there is a second video. >>> this next guy is also enjoying a nice flight here. he says he wasn't quite sure which direction that wind sock was pointed. you want to land into the wind. that gives you some nice lift. he was flying down. >> run, run, run! >> he gets his legs going and oh! >> that does not look good. >> i think he got a lit btle bi of the wind knocked out to him. there's damage to his glider, easily fixable, and he's back in the air not too long after. >>> two videos, one scene. you are going to learn today. the first one takes place in italy. these two masked men step into the post office. you see the one has a gun. they're holding the place up. he just walked in all casual like, oh, look what i have here. they are pretty casual. you see him pointing the gun around as they approach different people. but th

. >> it is the fear of the unknown ,> they're putting their faith in the tsa it handles all securityre down the checkpoint the city responsible for everything else,doch checking baggage claim and drop-off areas. >> result of what we learned this morningng we are focusing our resources on the public areas because that was the location of this incidentau to. >> to say that i have noticed more policece. >> i have seen an increase i saw some officers there were several >> passengers were on guard. >> to be on point make sure that i am safe. >> rta is increasing police visibility. >> he says that transit police have 104 officers and eight k-9 teams on petrol. >> it makes you more aware . to concentrate on what your surroundings a daily basis, there are out there. >> onboard cameras are a deterrent and rta relies on passengers . >> they know better what it should look like.. >> arterial lining, an app that allows you to anonymously send police or dial 911. >> and americans are 19 students from the university. >> part of a two-wee at the rooms they arrived about five days ago part of a two-we

airman buried in the tomb of the unknowns. the remains of lieutenant michael blassey were then returned to his family. eric sharpened skepticism into a sieve to reduce the high and mighty. we missed him when he retired in 2002. now we miss him more. and we'll be right back. >>> this song gave the name to the women who want to work while the men went to war. more than two dozen farmer rosies paid a visit to washington and david martin has their story. >> reporter: fire trucks saluted their plane when it arrived in washington. [ cheers and applause ] and crowds greeted them as they came out of the jet way. for some it was overwhelming. for helen lyson it was astonishing. >> something i did 72 years ago. >> reporter: what helen lyson and the 30 other women that flew in from detroit did had as much to do with winning world war ii as fighting at the front. somebody had to make the planes or we would have lost the war for sure. helen jedele went to work at the ford willow run plant in ypsilanti, michigan at its peak turning out a bom

our officers were called because of the intrusion in this happened after the officers escorted the unknown citizens outside of the building >> reporter: the attorney for the on-campus officers says his client was told teenager did not attend the school and that the young man became belligerent and angry after the officer repeatedly asked him to leave. >> is a former principal, as a father, as a man, i was totally appalled by what i saw. >> reporter: baltimore school police chief marshal goodwin and other officers are now on administrative leave the officer in the video is under investigation for assault and misconduct police and state attorney's office are handling the criminal investigation >>> the texas trooper who arrested sandra bland has been fired brian encinia arrested when during a traffic stop last use return signal. three days later she was found dead in her cell a no one was indicted for her death. but a grand jury did not believe his claim that he removed blend from the car's we could conduct a saver traffic investigation he is charged with perjury. >>> americans do not want to

he placed a route at the tomb of the unknown solder. rue today attended a state dinner at the white house last night. this is the first official visit from a canadian prime minister in 18 years. a show of support for donald trump. former rival benicar son endorsed the front runner. the presidential hopeful says sa dr. carson is a terrific guy and he's honored by the endorsement. i got a call from ben and he said you're doing something that's amazing. we call it the movement. the this is amazing and i love what you're dog and i'd love to endorse you. and i said, ben, this an honor.. h the endorsement comes from criticism over anti islam remarks. trump has apologized saying, quote, we're going to make america great again and we're a not going to be necessarily politically correct. a final goodbye today for former first lady nancy reagan. hundreds of people gathered at her late husband's presidentiall library in sympathomimetic i valley, cam. the funeral was filled with high emotion and humor. some 1,000 dignitaries and loveo ones celebrati

guest, and attended several monuments, memorials and at the tomb of beyond don't soldier -- tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> starbucks is partnering with leading america, a national network of food banks, and they say the aim is to contribute 100% of the leftover food from all of the locations by this time next year. chipotle, cheesecake factory, olive garden, kfc and taco bell all donate their surplus food. >>> let's check in for look at the traffic. it seems the construction in general on my commute is done, and i hope that is for good. >> it is done in many areas, and has not started for some, and none on my route, so that is good and we are all to a good start. is it a tuesday or wednesday? whatever, i forgot what day of the week it was. it's wednesday, thank you. my goodness. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, and it seemed like it was a wednesday, but i did not want to be overly optimistic. the worst thing is to call it wednesday when it is tuesday. san mateo bridge heading out to the high rise, not a bad commute, traffic looking pretty good. if you're driving on the p

the unknown and for us, too. >> sullivan will remain without bond. the federal charges are expected to be heard this october in asheville. in burke county, steve ohnesorge wbtv on your side. >> we will follow the case. >>> we have a traffic alert in west charlotte. crews are trying to fix a damaged utility pole on freedom drive between morehead and berry hill. two cars collided one hit the pole at 12:30. and police expect this road to be closed for several hours. right now to see the backup with tonya rivens in the first alert traffic center. >> we have a mess in this area. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. as we check in that road closure notice there is a lot of red around this area. the purple indicating the traffic and the road is closed and we have congestion right as you connect from morehead to southbound backed up as well. the reason roadway between freedom and berry hill and now an accident at morehead. before morehead on wilkinson boulevard that one lane is blocked. west boulevard is a great alternate route and we have

they will attend a ceremony at the tomorrow of the unknown and visit other monuments and memorials in washington d.c. >>> coming up. major league baseball returning to cuba since 1999. and saint mary's for the nit tournaments. joe fonzi is next with sports. >>> and keba arnold has more for fox 2 news at 7:00. >>> the race for the white house moved out west. coming up voters coming up for the primaries and caucuses in utah and idaho. we will find what is at stake. >>> we will continue to follow the paris attacks in belgium. it could impact moriah carey's world tour and what she is being asked to keep herself and fans safe. these stories and more coming up on tv36. >>> joe is here with sports. a disappointing night forsake mary's basketball fans. >> a tale of two halfs. one win in saint mary's to make a statement. a trip to new york in nit after being left out of the ncaa tournament. saint mary's taking on valparaiso. saint mary's had a lead at half- time but then shut down by the crusaders. dare yen walker to fernandez and sane mary's goes stone col scoring 13 points. 29-6 after the 66

tonight-- nine on your side's jason law reports takes us back in the sky-- to explain some of the serious unknowns about the car in the river. <"we're in chopper nine... a 14-year-old found guilty of raping another teen at a party is being sent to a rehabilitation program. program.the party happened after a springboro high school football game in september.the teen could face jail time if he doesn't complete the program.a judge will decide if he'll be classified as a sex offender after the treatment. tonight - a cincinnati father is warning others after his son was randomly attacked while walking in over-the- rhine. in a story you'll only see on 9 on your side. t.j. parker- spoke with the father- about his son's assault. t.j.: "max diebold is recovering, tonight, from punched and knocked unconcious."max's father- jon diebold- says his son was on his way to work- with a buddy of his- when out of nowhere- somebody ran up to him- and attacked. he was immediately taken to u-c medical center- where he spent several days for a broken nose, several factial fractures and a concussion.cincinnati police are

. >> the people that are choosing vaping over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the known. they know that conventional cigarettes are going to give them cancer, there's a chance that vaping is better, and so they're rolling the dice with that. but they're still gambling with their own health. >> and sometimes adults are making more informed decisions but then you have all these kids trying it. >> well absolutely i mean adolescence, they're still in a stage of brain development, they're not as capable as adults of making good decisions. and they're uniquely susceptible to addiction. >> and usually we've got regulations in place that help protect for specifically those kind of cases but here it's so new, the regulations haven't kept up. >> obviously that's a major concern, all of the regulations or protections that we've developed for tobacco products, conventional cigarettes, are not there when it comes to vaping. >> well guys fascinating topic and i'm sure crystal you'll keep us up to date on this, but coming up next marita i understand you went whale watching. >> i

the shooting victim taken to metro health, his condition unknown. the second person was no word on suspects and police investigating. >>> we've watched these videos over and over of it is still terrifying though that blast shaking crocker park with intense flames. firefighters rush to go battle the flames but it wasn't the only intense fire they took on. >> hours later those same departments were called to a deadly fire, and we're joined from bayville, and these first responders have been very busy. it's been a very stressful 24-hour period for the first responders of first it was that late morning call for mutual aid at crocker park and followed quickly by the emotional toll of night. now, six fire agencies responded and worked together to fight that fire in bay village. fire officials told us that two people were inside the home at person made it out, the other person did not. the devastating news coming after many of the same dents including bay village spent the entire day fighting flames after the massive explosion at crocker park >> i've done a

the unknown threat and whether it's an organized effort or whether it's the individual.always have to be cognizant of the threat environment. >> reporter: congressional committees are considering a multimillion-dollar budget increase potentially adding more than 40 new officers to the force. a final decision on that expected by the end of the year. in northeast, scott macfarlane, news 4. >>> well, sorry to have to be the one to tell you this, but gas prices are on the rise and they are not expected to go down anytime soon. the national average for a gallon of regular now stands at $1.99. in ourgionregion, expect to pay. $1.83 this virginia, $2.01 in d.c. analysts say prices will keep going up as refineries work to make summer grade gasoline available by the beginning of may. >>> you'll soon see a new label for general mills products. the company will label all proceed ducts that contain jeanette technically modified agreements. the maker of label the products for just one state so customers will again seeing them over the next several weeks. >>> today apple is expected t

effects of zero gravity on the human body, which could help us take greater steps to mars and into the unknowner: 340 days in space. that is how long american astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko spent orbiting earth. their mission, a stepping stone to mars and an opportunity to study long-term effects of space travel on the body. by the time they set down in kazakhstan, scott kelly had set a record for the longest time in space for an american. he and mikhail kornienko traveled millions of kilometers, circling the planet more than 5000 times. while the u.s. and russian governments struggle for common ground on several geopolitical fronts, the program stands as a reminder of the power of cooperation. >> a really smart person said one time, teamwork makes the dream work in spaceflight and spaceflight is the biggest team sport there is. and it is, it is incredibly important that we all work together to make it is seemingly impossible, possible. ♪ reporter: one highlight of the mission was a special visit, the first gorilla in space? no, just scott kelly lightning things

and regulations often are driven by fear of the unknown. they are pushing for better training. >> that's really the problem in the industry is training and the fact that anybody can buy a drone and take it out and do what they want with it. >> reporter: but no longer in great neck estates. the new law could shut down drone use in real estate listings. >> i think it shows the neighborhood, shows the parks and the pools. and when our drone guide does those photographies, they get permission from everybody. >> reporter: teens were allegedly responsible for the two incidents that prompted the ban here. the new law calls for hefty fines for violators, $500 per incident or 15 days in jail. in great neck estates, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. regulated by the faa which already bans drones above that point. >>> a jetblue flight attendant charged with trying to smuggle cocaine through security at los angeles airport, 31-year- old marcia reynolds appeared before a judge in brooklyn federal court today. the prosecutors say on friday, reynolds dropped her

cruz is still a favorite here among those established conservative texans who always vote, but the unknown factor is how many new voters can donald trump bring into this election. i know by attending his rallies, there's been more enthusiasm than ted cruz and he is a threat to the cruz campaign. >> hillary clinton leads sanders in texas and most of the south. how big a prize would that state be for her? >> that's right, she is leading her in the accident over bernie sanders by 21 points, a sizeable lead. she hopes to deliver the same sweeping win against sander as she did in south carolina. doing that, she is trying to tap into the minority vote in texas, namely latino voters and reminding them of her work in the 1970's of registering hispanic routers and deploying her husband, bill clinton who chris crossed the state yesterday in her behalf. >> heidi, thanks. i went ahead to another southern state now, alabama where jonathan martin is living in birmingham. good morning, what kind of turnout is expect, are you seeing and who is leading in the polls? >> good morning to you, stephanie. polls

the price is unknown, but it is probably three to 4 million euros. a big day for him. also interesting, this is the fourth to be filed -- the fourth to be found. if you come across a rembrandt-like panel, been on that one. it -- let's took take a look at the headlines per burma has announced its candidate for president. with suu kyi barred from running, it is her close friend and driver who will be her proxy. state prosecutors filed charges against the former president. he has been linked to an investigation into money laundering. obtained sky news has names and information's of thousands of islamic state militants. the files were passed along by a former fighter who was disillusioned with the group. time for our business update. you are starting with fresh oats, stimulus for the economy. >> the central bank is meeting today. we have about half an hour before we get the details of what, if anything they are going to do to boost the economy. expectations are sky high. this is what is inflate -- is motivating him. in february.y .2% the ecb has cut interest rates .3%, whic

so much of the unknown is complete. he did it so well. it is a big transition back. body will take quite a while to recover. i'm sure that he feels delighted to have his feet back on earth. katty: he will go through a battery of physical tests. what are the doctors and physicians looking for? >> the tests never end. i'm still doing tests with nasa. initially, that is why they carry you off of the space should. not because you desk space ship. not because you are an invalid, but because they want to reserve the weightlessness of your body. us new insight into the balance system, blood pressure regulation, how vision interacts with your body, your perception, all of that. there's a lot of that in the short term. he has to rebuild his balance system. his body has to remember how to pump the blood all the way to his head. he is wearing a g-suit that squeezes his legs and abdomen. thing will be growing his skeleton back. it could take years to get his full-blown density. scott, or any astronaut would agree, it is infinitely worth it. katty: this is something we haven't ha