cleveland 19. >> tiffani: we sent out an alert about this shooting about 9:00. be the first to learn about breaking news with the cleveland 19 news app. >> dan: cities up and down the east coast getting ready for what could be the biggest storms to hit the area in years. 75 million people are in the path of the storm. >> tiffani: some governors have declared state of emergencies. jeff tanchek is here with what >> jeff: because the system is tracking far enough south we will have minimum impact. we are gonna get some flurries. let's get back to the -- look at these areas under the winter storm warning for ice and snow right here. wow. this in the baltimore and washington area. that is a blizzard warning that will go in affect tomorrow afternoon. watch how the storm progress here. this is tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. and it is snowing heavily in dash kentucky, tennessee. notice in southern ohio they are expecting accumulating snow. a little too far south for us to get hit by saturday morning. it is going to be in new york, nernl -- new york, new jersey and philadelphia w

tiffani? >> tiffani: they have been used to the snow but it is especially dicey out there. some tricky traveling and dani carlson is in the thick of it closer look at it all. dani? >> reporter: you know what, jeff said we are in one of the worst spots and in the past hour it's definitely gotten a lot worse here. the snow is coming down a lot more heavily and it feels like the wind picked up. in the past we have been out here and the snow is starting to gather on my jacket right here. it is not just snow coming down and blowing snow. the big problem, if you are out on the roadways is this. you can see there's snow on the road contributing to the slickness for cars that are braving this weather to head out on the roadways. it is that slickness that led to slide offs and leading to multiple accidents and video from earlier today. roads, off ramps and shutdown and slow traffic. police are saying don't go out to. if you do, go slowly and cautiously. it is important to remember to pay attention to w

tiffani? >> tiffani: thanks, dan. three of the four victims killed in a house explosion in summit county will be laid to family and friends will gather in hudson to remember cindy mather and her two daughters allison and ruthie. their bodies were found in the home last week. jeff mather was also killed. investigators ruled the fire as arson. >> dan: an investigator is trying to notify family of two women killed in a house fire. the grandson of one of the victims tried to rescue them, but was seriously hurt with burns and cuts. a second man got out safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> tiffani: another wild day on wall street. it initially plummeted 500 points and then finished 250 points. falling oil prices sparked the initial selloff. while you are saving money at the pump it will take a beating. all the talk. another plunge sent the stock market lower. he said what is happening in china is what is behind the drop. >> because they purchased so many commodities, oil from other parts of the wor

. >> tiffani: jen, you can finally warm up. eastsideers were shoveling up this morning and they willy shoveling again as you know. those with pets will be trying to clear out a path on the sidewalk or the backyard to get their animals exercise. we say this each and every year. if you are cold outside, so are your pets. some people will leave their animals out in the dangerous and deadly cold. lydia esparra was out with animal protection investigators. she is here with more. lydia? >> reporter: dogs left tied up outside with no shelter or cats roaming around trying to find one. on cleveland's west side an unusual animal left outside, >> they do their best to stay warm as they make their way up and down the snow-covered streets. and driving up and down those streets the cleveland animal protective league. >> they say this is no weather foreman or beast, but unfortunately it is always the animal is the beast that end up getting tied outside. >> reporter: this is one beast he didn't expect to see. a goat living in this dog house-ty

tiffani? >> tiffani: thank you, dan. in case you haven't heard the g.o.p. is coming to cle. if you are an undergraduate student and want to get involved go to the seen on section of cleveland19.com and 41st national republican convention will be at the quicken loans arena july 18-21. keep it here throughout the presidential year for continuing coverage of candidates on both sides of the aisle and the latest from the campaign trail and cleveland 19 and free cleveland 19 news mobile app. >>> we have steadier rain across the lake erie islands and sandusky and this ribbon of moisture is moving east. it will be -- vermillion, you saw rain earlier and rain in florence and eastern erie county and light to moderate rain and a county and spritz. and also in parts of geauga and ashtabula county. here is how it looks on the radar loop scattered light ashtabula. there. we have all of this left to go. it will give most areas .1 to .2 of rain we are thinking and then the cold front comes through. if you are headed out, plan on it raining, especially this evening after midnight. east. it i

tiffany's family was at the court today...anxiously awaiting to hear robert's sentencing. "this happens to other families, this doesn't happen to our family " said tami allison. two years ago, everything changed for the family of tiffany schmidt after she passed away in a horrific car accident. the driver involved, russell roberts junior, was drunk driving and speeding which caused him to lose control.. and overturn thevehicle. roberts was sentedced to a minimum of ten years for tiffany's death as well as two under the influence. "today we feel like we can finally put this to rest and remember the good times with tiffany and not have to relive the accident everytime we walk into this building" said allison. whwhe the accident and a majority of the triaiais behind them, and just justice served...tiffany's family says they will always struggle with the loss... "he gets to keep living life while our life sentence started seven- hundred and thirty- eight days ago when we lost tiffany" said allison. family and friends say they're satisfied with the judge's ruling and hope peopl

@tiffany? @>> reporter: federal @investigators are are looking @into whether a professor here @at kent state has ties to the @terrorist group isis. @we've learned they've been @investigating him over the past @18 months or so. @his name, julio peno. @they've been looking into his @past, interviewing students and @staff. @he's made speeches, shouting @death to israel. @student reporter emily mill who @is broke this story says he had @been removed from a couple of @boards for academic journals. @when it comes to these @terrorist allegations, @connections, he denies them. @he's not aware of any criminal @investigation against him. @he remains a tenured professor @at kent state university. @arrested or charged. @a spokesperson for the campus @says there's no threat here. @lynna. @>> all right. @tiffany. @>>> an operation to end an @attack on a pakistani @university. @20 people were killed, most of @them students. @militants with gun fire and @explosions shortly after @opening today. @the pakistani

@tiffany is out in the elements @this morning. @first, let's start with holly. @>> hi, john and lynna. @mentioned. @we have the lake effect snows @to the east and then we're all @weather. @we've got wind chill advisories @in place for some of you. @advisories for others. @so the one thing that you're @all dealing with is that bitter @cold. @we'll start with wind chills @because of that. @you all feel like you're below @zero when you take the winds @into account. @it's almost not worth showing @you actual air temperatures @because the more important @number is the feel like. @that's below zero. @13 below in mansfield. @they've been standing out the @past couple of hours now. @mansfield is under a two-hour @delay today. @obviously not because of snow @but because of the cold. @here's the lake effect snow @that continues to come down. @we have a real consistent band @that stretches from eastern @cuyahoga county through lake @and ashtabula at times. @you will still see it's snowing @painesville into north madison. @we were just showin

ktiv's tiffany lane is near the scene and joins us live now with the very latest details. tiffany? al, i'm about half a mile away from the scene as this is the closest authorities would let us go at this time. so it is a bit difficult to see the crash site clearly at this time. the wayne county sheriff brought faa officials to the plane about an hour ago according to nebraska state troopers. the single-engine cessna like this one had left columbia, missouri, bound for sioux city. but authorities at sioux gateway airport diverted the flight to wayne because of bad weather. it was cloudy and foggy at the time. the plane should have arrived in wayne about seven last night. it was reported missing from radar at 7:18 by officials at sioux gateway. crews searched the area between pender and concord for the missing plane overnight. "we did a search here at the airport runways and everything but we did not find a plane. it did not show up here. the police department came out and said there was a missing plane. so from there on it was search and rescue. i guess about 2 o'clock this morning

(sheila) ktiv's tiffany lane was there and has the details. tiffany? matt and sheila, the crowd was cheering "feel the bern" before senator bernie sanders arrived for the last of his four stops in iowa today. once he made his way on to the stage, he started off with on a very specific message... fighting corporate greed. sanders talked about being the only candidate without a super pac. he touted having more than 2.5 million individual contributions from more than one million people. he says that's more than any other candidate in u-s history. "we are raising enough money to run a winning national campaign and we're doing it without begging corporate america or millionaires for their support," said sanders. sanders took a shot at hillary clinton, saying that every day she rolls endorse her campaign. sanders says he has hundreds of thousands of working people providing his campaign with contributions. along with his vision of an economic future that doesn't just work for the top one percent, sanders called the country's current issue of income inequalit

@tiffany tarpley, who is @all those schools in your area @are closed today, tiffany. @>> yes, they are, lena, and you @are looking at the roads here @right now. @you can see part of the roadway @is snow covered over here to my @left, but where we are in the @right lane, you see a little bit @more pavement here. @as you said, we are on our way @to ashtabula heading on 90 east @right now, but, boy, we've been @all over the place this morning. @we started out on 90 east, but, @of course, from downtown @cleveland into euclid, but then @when we got up to about route @615, we really noticed the heavy @snow that was coming down. @let's show you some video of @some of the semitrucks that had @road. @they had to pull off at the rest @area, and there were just so @many of them that didn't want to @take any chances. @they actually just had to pull @over on 90 east, you know, we @saw a lot of semis that way. @i would say probably about 50 of @them on either side of the road. @if we can come back out here @snowfall, it is very light right @now here in ashtabula county, @but we've seen periods, of @

@tiffany. @>>> and we're three days away @from the golden golden globes. @make sure you stick with us @sunday evening, starting with @starting with news at 5:00. @don't miss the 73rd annual @golden globe awards at 8:00 @ @right now it's 6:30. @welcome back. @i'm john anderson. @>> i'm lynna lai. @>> we start with breaking news. @just announced this morning. @joe simmerman is resigning from @city council to become the @president of global cleveland. @it's a nonprofit agency aimed @at attracting people throughout @the world to come and live and @work in cleveland and our @region. @he's been a member of city @council for 18 years and @represents district three, @which includes downtown and the @near west side. @replacement when he steps down @in march. @>>> 200 workers are being laid @off from the steel plant in @lorraine. @they will temporarily idle @their rolling mill operation, @citing a decline in the energy @market and consumer demand. @>>> this morning, more details @on lakewood hospital's future. @it will stop its inpatient @services next month. @the c

tiffany, come on. >> you don't have to. >> was tiffany in the house or -- >> no. >> tiffany lives in my mom and dad's house, which i own now because my parents are passed away. well, anyway, i told her that i wasn't feeling good. i needed some advil or medicine. bring it over. because i wanted to tell her. well, she got someone else to bring it over to my house. i call her and i said, tiffany, why didn't you bring me the medicine? i need to talk to you. well, i'm getting ready for work, dad. i told her, i really need to talk to you. you and mom can come over. so we loaded up in the car and went over there after i told her i was sick and not feeling good. i walked in the house and i told her -- i said, tiffany, we got the winning numbers. and she said, no. i said, yes, we've got the winning numbers. she didn't believe me at first. but -- >> forget mr. and mrs. robinson. that is mr. and mrs. moneybags right there. whose dog is that? is that their dog? denis phillips says that's their dog. they're not the type to follow past winner who's have squandered all of their money. their neighbo

@tiffany? @>> reporter: lynna, the feds @are investigating whether a @professor at kent state has @connections to isis. @they've been investigating him. @julio peno. @they've been interviewing @students and staff. @he's made news before. @shouting death to israel. @emily mills broke this story. @from a couple of boards for @academic journals. @he denies all of these @allegations against him and @says as far as he knows, he's @not the subject of any criminal @investigation. @he remains a professor here at @kent. @he's teaching here now. @he has not been arrested or @charged with anything. @john, coming up in the next @half hour, i will let you know @what the university is saying @about this. @>> thank you, tiffany. @>>> a live look at gas prices @in brook park. @we're hanging out at the @marathon station that's there. @people are definitely filling @up. @maybe they're headed out for a @long weekend. @we can tell you the national @average is $1.87 this morning. @in cleveland, it's better than @th

tiffany? sheila, here in iowa, many of the candidates have campaigigd at schools, restaurants ananother places ere community members could come and hear their hopes for the country first-hand. at these campaign stops, they have talked about foreign policy, health care, college tuition and other areas largely in debate nationwide. but how do they stand apart in their individual platforms? briar cliff university professor kyle irvin "you have to think about how's that going to be paid for," "what does that do to the economy and things of like, things of that nature. a lot of college students like the idea of free college obviously or reducing the cost and those sorts of things. and we see on the republican side a lot of freeing the economy." coming up on n ns 4 at ten, i poke with students about their understandin g of multiple platforms for both republican and democratic candidates. we take a look into health care, foreign policy and tuition policies. sheila? just five days left until the iowa

. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" when tim met tiffani. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the snow is falling and it will only get worse. this is washington, d.c. tonight in the leading edge of what's about to become the blizzard of 2016. the storm is already blamed for six deaths on the roads. travelers are stranded at airports. store shelves have been wiped out. six states have declared emergencies and accumulations could reach three feet. we have a team of correspondents. first we'll go to kris van cleave in washington. kris. >> reporter: scott, this is not a region known for handling a lot of snow well. the snow has started and overnight will come the heavy winds. the front end of an epic blizzard swept into the frigid nation's capital this afternoon as hundr hington, d.c. snow plows hit the street, trying to stay ahead of a forecast calling for two feet of snow, or more, complicated by wind gusts up to 55 miles an hour. daniel curnage is treating the r

>>> tiffany, thank you. sky fox has more breaking news. a school bus involved in a crash here at sadler elementary school. they tell us no kids were on the bus when it collided with two cars on oak ridge road, a couple miles east of the turnpike and all three people were hurt. >>> got some new details that are continuing ooh come in. that violent pit bull mauling we talked about that left a woman in critical condition. >> kelly joyce has been following the story since we brought it to you as breaking news and she's joining us live with the very latest. good evening, kelly. >>> 450i, there. we're told the woman is still in critical condition. police have not yet been able to talk to her and we've also learned tonight that police are trying to determine if there's a connection between some of the people and possibly -- possibly the dogs that were involved in this attack and another attack that happened in sanford in december. >> there were six pit bulls and at least six people at the stone they heard that scre

a man was using social media pretending to be tiffany. it's a term known as catfishing. >> i've never talked to him. >> reporter: he shopped a bus to san diego, according to investigators. looking to exact revenge against tiffany and her boyfriend, thinking they may have had something to do with the hoax. the complaint knows she told her brother he planned to kill or warm watkins and her boyfriend. cording to the complaint, he had a backpack with zip ties and duct tape. hile was arrested after his brother contacted police after they bought things to carry out the crime. >> i don't know how to not be worried about that. >> reporter: he was sentenced to five years in prison in 2013. meanwhile, she started tiffanywatkins.com. >> i think young girls can happen. i think everybody should be more aware. >> scary. >> very scary. hopefully that will help some young girls. that will do it for the news at 5:30. >> more news straight ahead. >> right now, nbc 6 is everywhere. >>> the first group of cuban migrants arrived in mexico but thousands stayed

hey, tiffany. >> hi there. after listening to parents tonight, the school board decided to add jeans to the dress code. they had already planned on requiring students k-12 to wear a collared polo or button down shirt with navy blue, black, or khaki pants or a skirt, jumper, or skort. the board aprooufred the modified plan, but because of the additionover jeans, they will have -- because of the have to vote one more time. they don't want any uniforms at all say some parents. >> i don't think it's appropriate. it is a public school. private school is different. this is a public school. should be a choice of what the children wear. >> and i know there is a lot of kids on free or reduced lunch. if they are on free and reduced lunch, obviously they are not going to be able to put out hundreds of dollars to get brand-new clothes and no hand me downs right now because this is new. >> the school board hasn't yet said when that final vote will happen. we'll be sure to let you know. in the newsroom, tiffany teaseley, fox

@live here in summit county, @tiffany tarpley, channel 3 @news. @all right, tiffany, thank you. @there's snow falling in her @live shot. @>>> snow continues to fall on @the east side as well adding to @>> sure. @it's an equal opportunity @snowfall. @will ujek has been out and @about this morning. @will, you're on the east side. @what's happening? @>> reporter: wind is a big @issue. @you take a look here, you can @see what's on the ground in the @east side. @this is chagrin. @you can see the roads. @it's like that all on 271. @earlier in the morning there @were some tricky areas on 271, @but odot was out. @we passed a lot of truck this @is morning. @up. @you can see the pavement here. @that's the good news. @now, the further we headed @north earlier when we got up @around 90. @some of those back roads, @especially up north, the snow @was falling. @it was a heavier snow sticking @to the road a little more than @that. @it's a mid- i want to -- it's a @mist. @i want to reiterate, you can @feel that pushing you back and @forth, especially if you're in @90, some of the main roads are

investigators say roberts flipped tiffany's truck on a rural road near homer. the force threw schmitt into a ditch. "our lives were changed forever," said allison. a district judge says roberts history of seven speeding sentence. best we could've hoped for and i'm very happy," said allison. "today we can finally put this to rest and remember the good times of tiffany and not remember the accident every time we walk into this building," said allison. pain the family endured for the past 738 days. in dakota county, sam curtiss, ktiv news four. >> roberts must serve at least five year in prison. the judge also revoked his license for 15 years. there is no word if he will appeal. the final four people involved in a meth conspiracy case in o'brien county have been sentenced in u.s. district court joe leal from hartley, mackenzie jellema from sioux city, isaac esquivel and valerie ortega, both from sanborn were sentenced in sioux city to at least three years behind bars. federal prosecutors say the four admitted to selling more than 50 grams of meth. ammon bundy and

in the studio, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >>> tiffany, thank you. new tonight at 11:00 orange county deputies this very seized 54 birds they've cockfighting training facility. william diaz is in jail he's accused 31 counts of fighting and baiting animals. deputies arrested him at a building on harrow road just off of colonial along with 54 roosters investigators say they also seized fighting paraphernalia a fighting ring, syringes used with vitamins and antibiotics. diaz was arrested on similar charges actually six years ago. >>> got a news alert the owner of a well-known orlando business is facing pornography charges. -- child pornography charges. he is owner of ski orlando he was arrested in ivanhoe village right after agents containing child pornography. >>> new tonight daytona beach's police chief getting action. he will teens in a stolen cruiser. the stolen vehicle side swiping mike chitwood's police cruiser. the wild ride ending at the intersection of dunn avenue and white street. chitwood says the stolen car sideswiped his cruiser causing it

roberts was sentedced to a minimum of ten years for tiffany's death as under the influence. "today we feel like we can finally put this to rest and remember the good times with tiffany and not have to relive the accident everytime we walk into this building" said allison. while the accident and a majority of the trial is behind them, and just justice served...tiffany's family says they will always struggle with the loss... "he gets to keep living life while our life sentence started seven- hundred and thirty- eight days ago when we lost tiffany" said allison. family and friends say they're satisfied with the judge's ruling and hope people will take drunk driving more seriously, after what happed to tiffany. "this is the best we could have hoped for and the judge saw that he wasn't remorseful up until today" said allison according to the national highway safety administration, twenty-eight people die in safety ministration, enty-eight people d d in drunk driving accidents each day ... and every two minutes a person is injured in a drunk driving crash we have an update for you

>> reporter: that blur in the "i love tim" t-shirt is tiffani johnson. they met at a down syndrome convention. >> i was like, oh, my god, he's, like, oh, my god. >> reporter: did you go up to >> i was too scared to. >> reporter: too scared to? >> because i never met a guy like tim. >> reporter: tiffani says of it the weirdest feeling. >> i i think i got hit by the love bug. >> reporter: eventually, tim got bit by it, too. >> will you be my girlfriend? >> you know i will. yes. >> reporter: he made her a steady and decided to move to denver to be closer to her. tim plans to open a new restaurant there, but it's still going to be hard leaving what he knows. in fact, he cries every time he thinks about it. >> i'm just really sad to lose this place. >> i know. >> i'm really sad. >> it's incredible to watch. he's deeply grieving about the idea of the this transition. >> reporter: tim's father, keith. >> while at the same time, being as excited as i've ever seen him about the possibility of being with tiffani. >> i'm lucky to have someone that loves me. >> ever

@plus, tiffany continues our @weather coverage. @tiffany? @>> reporter: well, we've made @you see the lights over there @on the left-hand side of your @screen. @i just heard pack from odot @this morning. @i will let you know where @things are bad enough where @ @. @>>> we begin the morning rush @with a tragic story out of @loraine this morning. @a child has been critically @injured after sledding down a @hill into the road and then @being hit by a car. @north ridgeville police say the @child was hit in made doesville @yesterday. @the child was taken to the @the incident is still under @investigation. @>>> a community is coming @together to mourn the loss of @four people killed in a house @explosion monday night. @cindy was a sunday @schoolteacher at the rock @church and jeffrey was a deacon @there. @the two children believed to be @inside have not officially been @identified. @the official cause of the fire @may not be known for weeks. @>> tiffany? @>> reporter: john, we've made @our way into painesville, along @richmond street, traveling @t

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ktiv's tiffany lane is at the orpheum theatre where the doors just opened to the public. tiffany? matt and sheila, sanders is expected to arrive in an hour. as you can see behind me, people of all ages are already starting to make their way in to hear the vermont senator speak. sanders' stop comes less than two weeks from the nation's first caucus in iowa where he is nearly tied with hillary clinton in the most recent iowa democratic presidential poll. today sanders has four town halls scheduled across iowa. he was in fort dodge earlier this morning. the des moines has clinton leading 42 to 40. in sunday's democratic debate sanders talked about tightening the gap against clinton after once being 50 points behind. in about an hour, sanders will be campaigning to clinch the democratic vote here in northwest iowa. tonight on ktiv news 4 at ten, i'll share sanders' main focus of the night here at the orpheum. in downtown sioux city with live link 4, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4. it will be a busy week for presidential candidates as they criss-cross iowa with just two weeks left until the

@tiffany is live on route 44 @heading to sharden, and what are @you seeing, tiffany? @>> well, you can see right now, @lena, these are snow-covered @roads. @big difference, though, we @traveled this way via i-90 east, @and it was just past 615, route @615 that we saw probably about @50 semis pulled off to the side @of the road. @they didn't want to take any @chances. @that's where we saw that heavier @snow coming down, but here, it @almost feels like the snow has @stopped, although it's just very @light right now. @but when you talk about what @we're seeing now, what we're @drivers are having to deal with. @let's show you some video of @these private plows doing what @they do. @they run into problems. @broken blades, going nonstop all @night long and, of course, into @the day with this lake effect @snow, and here is how one driver @described some of the other @challenges he faces. @>> it's one of the hardest @things you can do. @the stress levels, the traffic, @people not paying attention. @>> and that's the biggest thing. @the stress levels, people not @paying attent

(sheila) ktiv's tiffany lane is at the orpheum theatre where she spoke to voters. tiffany? matt and sheila, her stop was part of her two- day campaign swing across the state and it was called the "fighting for us town hall." as you can see it has cleared out, but earlier there were about 450 people here in the lobby of the orpheum. clinton brought up many domestic issues facing the country today. but one of her main focuses was the economy. she said the country needs to build an economy that she believes focuses on everyone. some of the ways she said that could be done would be through new jobs and creating e and manufacturur g jobs. "instead of giving tax breaks to companies to export our jobs, i want the ones who will bring jobs back and create jobs here to get the tax breaks and that's what i will fight for." as part of her economic goals, clinton said as president, she would raise minimum wage, raise taxes on the wealthy and have equal pay for women. clinton also talked about defending the affordable care act and how she would make it work better. to completether trip t

(matt) ktiv's tiffany lane was on the tiffany? matt and sheila, the wayne county sheriff's office, and the f-a-a, were at the rural corn field this morning to small plane. the plane was a single engine cessna, which looked just like this one. the wreckage was found overnight. << the small plane took off from columbia, missouri and was headed to sioux city. but airport officials diverted the flight because of bad weather. "i got a call to be looking for a plane landing here at the wayne airport and this was approximately seven p.m. last night," "and we did a search here at the airport runways and everything. we did not find the plane and it did not show up here." crews searched the area between pender and concord for the missing plane overnight. "the plane was headed to the wayne municipal airport," "but instead, crashed in this corn field behind me. the wreckage was found around 1:30 this morning according to the wayne county sheriff's office." the pilot was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. the name of the pilot has not

tiffani tucker, cleveland 19. >> mark: thank you, tiffani. tiffani will be on the story all night long looking for continuing coverage at 9:00, updates on our app on media. >> romona: i am in the first alert weather center with jeff. what can we expect tonight? you are tracking some snow. >> jeff: snow. i think it will start out as rain and sunshine allowed temperature to get up above 40. check this out on the radar. rain. more flurries and kind of a mixed bag right now. eventually this will go to all snow after 7:00. check this out. that's pretty good rain moving through elyria. that's supposed to be snow. that's going to bring down the accumulations tonight. we were only thinking less than an inch anyway and there will be a small window there tonight, early tomorrow morning for lake-effect snow that could give the area a trace to 3 inches there. that could impact the morning drive a little bit where the into early tomorrow morning. after a cold day tomorrow, much warmer over the weekend and why we are seeing rain at the onset of this at 40

roberts was found guilty of vehicular homicide in the death of tiffany schmitt... and two counts of driving under the influence resulting in serious bodily harm of two of the other passengers. jess: according to court documents, roberts was intoxicated and speeding which caused him to lose control of the vehicle.. the car crashed and overturned in rural dakota county schmitts family was in the courtroom awaiting roberts sentencing. "he has not appologized accept for today, it was nice to hear but i think it's just the beginning" jess roberts was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prision and his drivers license revoked for 15 years. : i spoke to the family about what they thought of the sentencing and how they're dealing with tiffany's loss..i'll have that for you at 10. reporting live in tim: police are on the lookout for a suspect invoved in an armed robbery this morning in norfolk. authorties say the man walked into the hampton inn..... taking an undisclosed amount of cash before getting away on foot. the suspect is described as a male, standing about 5 foot

tiffany lee is a lawyer in miami, a shareholder at holland and knight. she is part of the southlorida firm-- actuauay nationwide firm, litigation group. no litigating today. we will stip late to that, miss lee. ed may stip late as well. is he a lawyer in fort lauderdale, president of the the trip scott law firm and a republican party activist. to all of you, good morning. >> good morning. >> so let's turn first to the political scientist, sean, in many ways what we have seen in iowa just the conventional wisdom has just been thrown out by the candidates, how the campaigns have bee conducted. it's fascinating but boy it's different.t` >> it is. we don't know what will happen between now and tomorrow night. ad or something that flips the dynamics a little bit more. but at this point i think that it's a must-win for ted cruz an bernie sanders. the expectations are there that they have been leading the polls. they have momentum and energy behind them and anything less will be a disapintment for both of those campaigns. sanders has hillary clinton on here hee

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tiffany teasley is live out there with why they are say they really have no place else to go. even though i think earlier they were offered a place to go, tiffany. >> reporter: and despite buses coming in earlier to take the homeless to a temporary shelter many decided to stay here at volusia county building they say until the city can come up with a better solution. the homeless in daytona beach volusia county administration building on beach street for two weeks. >> it came to this because there was no place else to go. every place you went to you were in fear of being arrested for doing things like sleeping. >> reporter: they are here at this particular building for a reason. with the city closing the nearby park this has now become their home for fear of ending up behind bars anywhere else. >> with the city taking the action of closing city island park and manatee island park and closing the bath rooms and taking up the park benches it left precious little space for the homeless to operate in. >> reporter: today buses were brought in by the salvation arm to worked with the

tiffany teasley has new video of a person of interest. tiffany? >> reporter: tonight officers here at the orlando police department are hoping someone can identify the man in that surveillance video who they say is a person of interest in this brutal the man you see in this surveillance video is a man police are trying to identify tonight as a person of interest in a robbery of two women, one of whom was stabbed. police say it happened last month here at the fountains apartment complex off millennia boulevard. investigators say the two women were here in the stairwell of the apartment complex when two men approached them and demanded their purses. one of the women tried to fight off the men, and officers say the suspect used a knife to stab her and cut her face before running away. now police want to speak to this man, caught using the victim's credit card shortly after the robbery. the card was also used at several other locations. and of course anyone who may have any information on that person of interest should contact the orlando police depar

not tiffany.y keep saying this is it. >> then there's terry lundgren trying to transition macy's to a brave new world. >> weather is getting cooler, that's going to be fine, too. is there one more thing? i think there is. the consumer behavior and the way they're shopping is different today than it was a year ago and two years ago. that's a fact, and i think we're in position probably more than others to take advantage of that because of our investments long-term. >> is he right? >> he has to spend more than he's spending, because amazon keeps stepping up -- i was at bloomingdale's this weekend, there's huge sales. sak's, huge sales. trying to clear it out. >> don't you feel as though we're in the midst of one of those seminal change, is that occur in an industry? >> yes. >> we'll look back on this period and call it '14, '15, '16 the change? buying habits changed forever? >> we are returning a burberry's coat to sak's, didn't fit. we should have googled amazon burberry. i'm wearing shoes that i s

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