(tommy johnston/smart kid) "cool." but there are about 30 or so guys in there in the middle that don't have the most recognizable faces. (tommy johnston/smart kid) "i'm good if you do it in order or not." unless you're 4 year old tommy johnston. (kristen hampton/reporting) "this president is-- " (tommy johnston/smart kid) "millard fillmore" if you're a little rusty with your presidential recall... no fear... (kristen hampton/reporting) "that is millard fillmore." a 4 year old is here to take you to school. (names presidents) mmhas been sponging up knledge... since before he was old enough to talk about it. (man) "whatever he can learn he wants to learn. and we have to check him sometimes because we don't think he's right. i'm about 0-10 on that." (tommy johnston/smart kid) (names presidents) "i'm going to go--" (woman) "you getting bored?" (tommy johnston/smart kid) "no i'm getting tired." tired of schooling you on just presidents. (tommy johnston/smart kid) pluto is not a planet." (kristen hampton/reporting) "aww why?

3 years prior to meeting tommy. so she has a baby with tommy and names it after the first kid she assaulted. yeah. and according to the prison's hard drive, she wrote dozens of emails to this johnny lewis. maybe tommy's a surrogate for him. garcia, we need to talk to the lewises. what about an address? they've moved around a lot. oh, wow. ok, it's like they're off the grid. morgan: well, who lives in their old house now? maybe they can help us get info. uh, it's chang hands a lot. oh, snap, crackle, and pop goes the lady weasel. you'll never guess who bought it. prentiss: ms. hallman. mm-hmm. it was picked up by her sister a year ago and then it was transferred to maggie's name yesterday. tommy, voice-over: every day i think about your touch, your smell... [maggie laughing] i wonder when we'll be back together again, winter, summer, or fall? the metal bars that separate us are just temporary, maggie. instead of keeping us apart, they've made usser. i didn'tnow life could be so good. mm. you have the prettiest eyes.

benson: tommy, have you hurt any others, no. i thought i could control my feelings until i read that story. what story? on the internet, this... it had pictures and words and everything. it stuck in my head. ( knocking ) lab's got something you should see. in all he's got about 40 kiddie porn shots on there. his parole officer probably missed they were hidden by the s-tool software. s-tools? "s" is short for steganography. from the greek, meaning "hidden writing." mainly used by spies to send concealed messages. stabler: so hedges downloads the child porn and disguises it with this stegosaurus stuff. the porn can be hidden in a photo of a sunset, anything at all. hedges simply used the s-tools to download and decode it. so how'd you find it? went onto his hard drive and used his own software. this is what "the story of janet." basically, it's a "how to" on stalking, abducting and raping little girls with accompanying photos. wait a minute, she's in... she's tied up the same way and in the same position as cherie lathan. mmmm mmm

jeepers,tommy. mr. wilson's even in worse danger than i thought. [music] tommy? tommy: yeah? you all set to start guarding mr. wilson's house in the morning? boy, am i. i'll meet you first thing in the morning and we'll find some more kids for guard duty, okay? okay. and, say, tommy, be sure to bring along your atomic disintegrator gun too. what good will that do? it's busted. bring it anyway. maybe the news hasn't gotten around yet that it's no good. i'll see you. and please watch over mom and dad and tommy and margaret and especially good old mr. wilson because he's supposed to have an awful tomorrow. over and out. "over and out"? well, i doubt if he was speaking on the same network. let's hear you sign off in the good old-fashioned way. okay. amen. that's better. good night, mom. good night, dear. young man, what's that bump under your covers? bump? what bump? this bump. oh, that bump. i thought i'd better keep an eye on mr. wilson in case they try to get to him during the night. [music] [snoring] you're late for work. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of

(tommy johnston/sma rt kid) "cool." but there are about 30 or so guys in there in the recognizable faces. (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) "i'm good if you do it in order or not." unless you're 4 year old tommy johnston. (kristen hampton/repo rting) "this president is-- " (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) if you're a little rusty with fear... (kristen hampton/repo rting) "that is millard fillmore." a 4 year old is here to take you (names presidents) tommy has been sponging up knowledge... since before he was old enough to talk about it. (man) "whatever he can learn he wants to learn. and we have to check him sometimes because we don't think he's right. i'm about 0-10 on that." (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) (names presidents) "i'm going to go--" (woman) "you getting bored?" (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) "no i'm getting tired." tired of schooling you on just presidents. (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) (names planets) "but pluto is not a planet." (kristen hampton/repo rting) "aww why?" (tommy johnston/sma rt kid) "he used to be. he was the s

it's tommy's new printing set. you just draw a picture and you press it down on this stuff here and the pictures comes off on it. see? well, isn't that nice? oh, you can have a lot of fun with that. but i already drew all the pictures i know. i know some swell pictures, tommy. i'll draw a horse. you can do lots of things besides draw pictures with this. it says, "hand bills, calling cards, personal stationary." "print your own newspaper," it says. hey, that's a swell idea, tommy. we'll be reporters and have our own newspaper like mr. krinkie. you know any news? we'll do just like reporters do. we'll go around to everybody and ask 'em stuff. that's how you get news. yeah. we can ask ms. cathcart if she's got any news about mr. dorfman. she's always talkin' about mr. dorfman. and how about mrs. elkins? mr. wilson says she knows everything about everybody. oh, now, wait a minute, boys. i don't think you'd better bother mrs. elkins or ms. cathcart. they might not like it. jeepers, mom. everybody likes their name in the

tommy. tommy? tommy did this to you? who's tommy? no. my son tommy. okay. where is he? where is your son? he's at school. please, you need to get to him before john does. who's john? my husband is john russell. your husband-- he did this to you? (crying): yes, he just went crazy. man: let us get in here, please. please, i don't care about me. please... please don't let him get to my son. we'll find your son, ma'am. can you tell me the last time you saw him? okay, what school? p.s. 623. i don't know if he got there. p.s. 623. i'll check it out. do you have any idea where your husband would take your son, ma'am? go ahead. man: transport. i don't know. man: you can take her. he just snapped. here we go. detective reagan? sir? major harrison. okay. you ordered uniformed officers to search this post? yes, i did. let me clarify something for you. this is a military post. that means you go through me. roger that, sir. do you mind telling me who we're looking for? corporal john russell, stationed here with his family between tours in afghanistan. now cid's looking for him. that

then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend of mine. i says, it wasn't on a child. i said, i'm not a piece of crap, i'm not a rat. he says, you know, yeah, okay. then he sent down one of his buddies and says tommy says you're all right. but what are you going to do for us? >> if they know that you're a sex offender or something else of that nature, then they will charge you rent to live here. >> i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items that they wanted me to order for them. it was $25 a month. >> but it didn't stop there. on the day before the super bowl, laudone says he sent an underling, inmate jason wright to his cell with another order, to hide a batch of hooch, inmate-made alcohol. >> so i panicked when i had to do something illegal. even though i was told and forced to do it. i said no. i'm trying to make a stand. saying, you know, this is it. they came

did you see that, tommy? mr. quigley was putting those bottles on the counter and he busted a couple eggs. i guess he didn't see 'em. didn't you see those eggs, mr. quigley? you put 'em there. and buy a nitroglycerin truck. here. here's your money. now run on home. for two cents? for two cents. well? what are you waiting for? i'm trying to make up my mind about buying your store. see what i mean? he drives me out of my mind. you boys better run along home now. okay. bye, mr. quigley. good-bye. good-bye. bye, mrs. elkins. good-bye. i'll be back later if i can find some more bottles to sell you. my dad needs all the money i can get. bye. otottle of cider vinegar, quigley. oh, i'll get it, mrs. elkins. i wonder what all that talk was about his father needing money. i don't know. dennis said something about repossessing the tv set. that's hard to believe. and the other boy mentioned the bank the mitchells? say, come to think of it, they haven't paid their last month's bill. if they don't pay it pretty soon, i'll have

it came from tommy's house. what did you say? it came from tommy's house. me and tommy put it up in the tree 'cause the real bird got sick and we didn't want the babies to be lonesome. what's that? come on, timberlake. this is probably just another trick. no, no, wait, wait, wait, please. that's dennis mitchell, a fine little boy, intelligent, loyal, honest, and true. oh, dennis, little friend. dennis: the sick bird's up in our treehouse, mr. wilson. [chirping] you deserve a great deal of credit, mr. wilson. if you hadn't had the proper foods in your feeder, the canadian-crested warbler wouldn't have pulled through. no, the real credit belongs to dennis and tommy. they're the ones who took care of the bird. i'm just happy my feeder was there to help. well, i think we can arrange to add three names to the honor scroll: yours, mr. wilson, dennis', and tommy's. jeepers, that's swell. i've never been on an honor scroll before. is that good? oh, tell me, dennis, which of the foods did the crested warblers seem to like best? was it the chopped raisin, the sunflow

tommy -- tommy's a great musician but for excitement, i mean tommy's idea of a big saturday night is go down to rolf's market, pick up 11 items and sneak in the express line. just to cause trouble. [ laughter ] >> are we in august all right? >> all right. >> and you were standing outside? >> yes. >> i think it's about 98 out here in the valley. the transportation department announced that july was kind of an unusual month in california. the ground speed exceeded the 55 mile an hour speed element. [ laughter ] >> how many of you have read the commission report on pornography? any of you? [ applause ] >> maybe you haven't read the whole -- have you seen some of their findings? >> uh-huh. >> yeah. some good news today for consenting adults to share a single strand of spaghetti as long as it's done in the privacy of your own home. [ laughter ] >> and i think i should have done that joke in the privacy of my own home. [ laughter ] >> here is exciting show business news. i like her, vanna white -- [ applause ] >> what are you laughing at? i mean she's -- she apparently -- a publisher offer

he is tommy. maybe you know a tommy in your neighborhood. i doubt it though. write to wbtv at wbtv.com. so adorable. back after this. >> closed captioning on wbtv news is sponsored by subaru concord. >> maureen: we have breaking news now. we have just confirmed one person was injured in a shooting in lincoln ton. it started as an argument over property between two men. the victim was hit in the arm and his injuries are nonlife-threatening. our alex giles is headed to that scene. we will have the latest on wbtv news tonight at 11:00. >> maureen: eric, what do you know? >> eric: how about two all beef patties and special sauce, lettuce cheese on a sesame bun? >> maureen: it made me feel done my daughter wrong. he is impressive. >> eric: very impressive. i am just embarrassed. i think i knew three presidents. >> mau at devry university's college of business, we're looking for what the companies you'd want to work for, are looking for: the go-getters. students who want to go places, in the business they're in now, or the start up they haven't even started yet. at

tommy's sister, helena, a sophomore, is fighting for her life this morning. at 6:45, we'll hear from the school principal ahead of what will be an emotional day for the community there. the driver of the other car has not been charged. >>> and we have much more ahead on each of these sad stories inin the principal of whitman high school and what they're doing for students to try to cope with the loss. also the latest on ronald hamilton who is expected on make his first court appearance in just a few hours. and a closer look at his background as we start digging deeper into that story still ahead. >>> to decision 2016 and tomorrow's super tuesday voting. nine states holding primary elections including virginia. angie goff at the fairfax county board of elections with more on why virginia matters in just a minute. first, though, an update on where the campaigns stand. bernie sanders says he's looking ahead after this weekend's crushing loss in south carolina. he was clearly it is appoendisa speaking with chuck todd yesterday. >> we got decimated. among older af

tommy will help me. won't you, tommy? sure. we'll teach him lots of tricks. and i'll play with him and keep him from getting lonesome. and he can even sleep with me so you won't have to make the bed in the guest room. oh, no, dennis. that dog is not going to sleep in the same bed with you. no, sir. then he can sleep on the back porch, huh? okay, mom? oh, wait a minute. we'll talk about it. what do you think, henry? honey, it's only for a couple of days. it--it might be good for him, teach him a sense of responsibility, maybe. oh, i don't know about that, but it might help him work off some of that steam. all right, dennis. we'll give it a try. yippee. hurray. you better go over and tell mr. cooper right away. when is he leaving? about three hours ago. see, i told you, you could stay, charlie. he won't be a bit of trouble, mom. you'll love good old charlie. come on, charlie. let's go out in the patio. good old charlie, you'll just love him. yes. he won't be a bit of trouble. hey, there's good old mr. wilson wearing his butcher coat again, tommy. hello, mr. wil

your lunch steven, it's real good tommy." that mean the most to the man behind the restaurant you've seen in stops for high profile candidates. 23:26:14,13 "the local people, those that eat with us everyday, they're number 1." tommy's ham house on rutherford street ...wasn't built for big wigs...but for banquets and good food. 23:33:01,26 "let me try it...is it good? oh ya it's good." but when george w. bush stopped here in 2000...it created a snowball effect that couldn't be stopped. 23:21:55,27 "from then on, it's been a place that the policitians like to come, when they announce they're coming, we can accommodate them" it's the same way at "call it quote" the beacon.... pictures line the wall ...of candidates that have made an impact on the upstate...and employees. 01:34:18,07 "he has his arm around me and we were standing next to the cash register...and that was something i'll always remember." food a plently is always ready...which makes it an ideal location for a politician that could pop in at any time. 01:32:53,13 "po

oh, what about dennis and tommy? well, they're going over to tommy's house. now, the coast is clear. moving day for our feathered friend. hi, mr. wilson. what you doing? dennis, i thought you've gone to tommy's house? we're on our way now. we just stopped at my house to get some cookies. yeah. we can't make a trip like that without something to eat. is that the mockingbird's nest you're throwing away? oh, yes. yes, it is. the wind blew it out of the tree. wind? i don't feel any wind. well, it was a high wind. but, don't worry. i'll build it another nest. better than this one. how can a man build a rd's nest? only birds know how to do that. oh, i can do it, tommy. i've made such a close study of them. i understand them. i--i think the way they do. yeah. he's got, sort of, a birdbrain. haven't you, mr. wilson? goodbye, boys. bye, mr. wilson. mr. wilson sure loves birds. not many men would build a nest for one. i guess not. hi, mrs. elkins. hi, mrs. dudley. hello, dear boys. hi, dennis. hi, tommy. guess what mr. wilson is gonna do? he's gonna build a nest for hi

tommy and his parents died. his 16-year-old sister who is a sophomore at whitman was left fighting for her life. everyone just because there's never going to be another tommy. >> reporter: but today, tommy's spirit was remembered. >> tommy liked to wear crazy socks and that's something we'll do forever. >> reporter: a spirit that touched many students and faculty members, too. >> i wrote him a recommendation for college, so i did know him personally. >> reporter: though today wasn't the same here at walt whitman high school, but a reminder of perhaps the most important lesson of all. >> life is short, and you got to treasure it and treasure everyone you know. >> reporter: now, helena, we're told, is still in critical condition this afternoon, but her uncle tells us they're cautiously optimistic she will recover. as far as the driver who collided with the family, at this moment charges have not been filed. pat? >>> right now streetcars are up and running along h street in the weekend's debut. they're scheduled to

maybe it is tommy john. >> i don't know a lot about tommy john. >> tommy johnny know is pitcher for that stuff. >> tommy john. >> who knew. >> underwear maker tommy john just released a very revealing survey about men. listen to this. almost half of all men they surveyed said that they have a special pair of underwear that they put on for special occasions. such as valentines day, another 40 percent claim to wear a special pair of just for luck. >> hoping they will get lucky. >> yes, on date night. >> okay. >> maybe this is just called clean. survey also found, 6 percent of men they surveyed said they prefer to wear no underwear, at all. >> exhibit a. >> mike. >> di our floor director. >> okay. >> tell us about right now. >> i don't want to know. >> it is cold outside. what is wrong with you. >> don't you know it. >> mike? >> is there nothing between you and you except a thin layer of jabberdine. >> don't hug him. >> no more hugs. >> unless he puts his coat on. >> we will go outside and cool off. >> seriously, seriously di. >> she called you out. >> see, my thing is, doesn't it hurt

well, i'll even get tommy one too. what do those boys care about an old silver coin compared to two brand new bicycles? aren't you forgetting that it's mrs. holland's coin worth up to $600, and here you are scheming to get it away from him? oh, fiddle-faddle. what mrs. holland doesn't know about the coin won't hurt her. [music] help me, tommy. well, boys, another batch of papers for the garage? yes, ms. wilson. i guess it's probably the last bunch. yeah. i think we got every newspaper in town. well, that's nice. if you win the contest, i'll bet you're gonna be glad to get those bicycles that mr. wilson is planning to buy for both of you. he is? brand new two-wheelers? wow. you know, it's strange he didn't say anything to you about the bikes. but i guess he wants to keep it as a surprise, so don't say anything to him about it, huh? that even mr. wilson will be surprised. thanks a lot. tommy and me have to go now. bye. bye. bye, boys. [music] help, sis. hey, dad, you better hurry up. mrs. holland will be there in just a

[music] tommy. hey, tommy. tommy. hi. hi, tommy. hi, mrs. anderson. hi, dennis. guess what good ol' mr. wilson did? he gave money for me and tommy to go to the movies. oh, boy. oh, i'm sorry, dennis, i know it's saturday, but tommy went to the movies with us just last night. i think that's enough movies for this weekend. i'm sorry. no. well, we gotta do something. we got all this money to spend. i'm sure you'll think of something. how about me buying a bunch of stuff to eat and giving tommy a surprise party? that's a swell idea. oh, no, not in this house. i'm still finding traces of his birthday party. say, that reminds me. it's probably not good anymore, but i hid a piece of birthday cake in your piano. oh, my goodness. come on, tommy. let's see if we can give freddy a surprise party. come on. okay. [music] boy, i sure don't understand why the mothers in this neighborhood don't want us to come in and give a surprise party. we gotta find some place to have it? how about eric mandle's house? yeah. me and bob and phil and george went roller skating in their bathtub

search tommy tippee. nbc 6 news. >> those are some nasty pictures. >>> johnson & johnson ordered to pay up big money in a landmark court decision. men and women on a st. louis jury ruled that thehe company must shell out $72 million to the family of an alabama woman who talc in the company's baby powder contributed to her cancer. some medical experts say evidence pointing to its dangers is limited and inconclusive. >>> it sure is a beautiful day here in south florida. we'll go straight to our headlines. dry and cool weather stretch that will continue into this weekend with temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below normal. our high temperature today was only 70 degrees. lows will be in the 40s and 50s each night for the foreseeable future into this weekend. right now, temperatures are in the 60s. 68 in miami. 67 in ft. lauderdale as well as key west with very low level of humidity. right now. the keys, you have your humidity ratings right now in the 760s. the two features i'm going to show you are on both extreme

>> on the same lines as what tommy said. you know, i have gone on record saying that i am a believer in some sort of weather event scare for 2016, but on our farm i'm not going to hold 2015 bushels all the way into that weather scare. i'm looking at moving all of our beans now, actually all our beans are gone. if we do get the weather scare i'm talking about i'm selling next year's crop. not two years of production. >> good. mike? >> well, on top of that the reality is most people are sitting waiting, and you don't want to be in the herd when the herd moves. you want to be out in front, so be examining what your basis opportunities look like in combination with this rally that in that regard so that when the opportunity finally shows itself and the herd starts running, the basis doesn't widen out and it all disappears. you need to start taking action right now. move that old crop, look at option strategies in concert with that, and start planning some things for new crop in terms of sales and coverage. >> thank you, mike and

thanks tommie. (sheila) the community of o'neill, nebraska is shaken after a weekend stabbing dead and a man wounded. police were called to this house at 320 east clay street around nine 'o clock saturday night. authorities say the 37- year old woman had been stabbed several times. she was pronounced dead at the the man, also 37, was also taken to the hospital, but police have not released details about his wounds. their names have not been released, but authorities say there is no danger to the public. o'neill residents expressed shock at such a crime in their community. allen bentz / o'neill resident "a town this size we don't hear about this type of stuff. you always think it's in the bigger cities. but the way things are anymore, anything can happen." brooke buller / o'neill resident "because o'neill's such a small town you don't hear about these things happening very often," johnny engelbart / o'neill resident "i was just wondering who it was and if i knew 'em." the stabbing is under investigat

many of his supporters- a lot of whom were surprised to see the candidate at tommy's! coming up later in the newscast-hear what trump had to say about his visit to the iconic eatery and his greenville experience! 3 despite donald trump's significant lead in the polls... he's not letting up on his opponents--including former florida governor jeb bush.it appears trump bought the domain rights to "jeb bush dot com."you can see right here the u-r-l redirects to "donald j trump dot com."the two have gone back and forth recently...including at saturday's gop debate right here in greenville. 3 bush isn't the only competitor trump is taking swings at... he's threatening to sue texas senator ted cruz over his alleged lies about the businessman's positions on several issues. 3 trump saying he's still seriously considering the suit... and a potential independent run for the white eyebrows among his fellow gop hopefuls....including retired neurosurgeon doctor ben carson--carson made stops in roebuck and gaffney this afternoon.and while in roebuck...carson responded to trump's laws

come on, tommy. [music] when johnny comes marching home again-- when johnny comes marching home again who's ththe? it's us, mr. wilson. my only hope is someday, he'll grow up and go away to college. what? nothing. now, you may not watch me paint, you may not help me paint, you may not test the paint to see if it's wet. gee, why'd mr. wilson say all that? 'cause sometimes-- before you even ask him. oh. all right, boys, i'm busy now. what do you want? we wanna ask you how we can get to some place. some place away from here? uh-huh. well, fine. i'm all ears. gee, no, you're not, mr. wilson. if you're all ears, you couldn't smell stuff. yeah. hah, yeah-- well, where do you wanna go? well, tomorrow's my mom's birthday. and my dad went on a trip. so dennis is gonna give her the best birthday she ever had. boy. hmm. but we don't know where there's a good department store so we can buy the presents. well, there are lots of 'em. there's dennison's, lacey's. yeah, except, we're not allowed to cross the street.

tommie. thanks matt and amanda. snow is on the way in siouxland. but how much can we expect? let's check back in with meteorologist tj sprprger. blizzard watches in effect for almost all of siouxland except yankton, holt, antntope, and verdei counties from early tuesday morning through wednesday morning. the clouds that were with us on saturday ended up clearing out quite nicely making for quite a nice sunday across siouxland. temperatures were above average once again, with lots of towns breaking into the 40s. lows wille colder tonight with temperatures bottoming out in the 20s under partly cloudy skies. but as the weekend comes to a close we set our sights on our next winter storm. this one will move in as we kick off the work week. blizzard watches are in effect for almost the entirety of siouxland for the potential of 8 or more inches. these watches may expand to the north as we head throughout the remainder of our weekend though. the best bet looks to be 3-6" ne, 8-10" for central siouxl

ktiv's tommie clark has the story of a siouxland man who says a visit to last year's heart expo saved his life! mercy medical center's heart expo welcomed hundreds of siouxlanders to their heart center on saturday afternoon. specialists discussed the procedures they perform and how to be smart about your heart. "you want them to feel comfortable, number one, with coming to the institution if they're having problems, checking with their doctors if they're having problems or any questions or concerns and a lot of times when people have knowledge it gets rid of the fear," said mercy cardiology medical director, dr. jerome pierson. one doctor who specializes in abnormal heart rates, says more people need to learn about the technology we have today. "i have seen the people who have been suffering from everything else for a long time because of a lack of education," said cardiac electrophysiologist, dr. fayaz hakim. the kelley family came for the second year in a row, and they say it means a lot. "i don't think he would be here today if we wouldn't of came a year ago and went through the se

(matt) thanks tommie. at the south dakota capitol urging governor dennis daugaard to veto a bill that would require students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their sex at birth. governor dennis daugaard says meeting with transgender people "put a human face" on the bill that would make south dakota the firsr state to pass such a law. but the governor said after today's meeting that he will still have to weigh both sides of the issue before deciding whether he will sign it. daugaard previously said that he hasn't knowingly met a transgender person. parts of siouxland saw some sun today. will it stick around? chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with h our first look at the fofocast at 5. once we got through the morning clouds, much of siouxland got to finally enjoy a little bit of sunshine with highs staying above average in the 30s and 40s. the steady north breeze that we felt today will stay with us tonight and tomorrow as well and then it becomes windy on thursday. we'll see wednesday which

that's when tommy ran upstairs and jumped on their bed. >> lands next to me and he's shaking, bumping into my face and shoulder, hard. so of course i wake up. oh, my god, house is on fire. >> reporter: the smoke detectors inside the home had five sleeping people, four dogs, three birds, some fish and a turtle could have easily perished. >> when there's a fire, every second counts. the hallway was filled with smoke. >> god only knows what could have happened. everyone is okay because she's a hero. >> reporter: the interior was left with major damage in the electrical fire. they all had to move out. while tommy is getting used to the reconstruction going on, julia says he's ready for the biggest show of his career starting monday. >> very hopeful, he's a beautiful dog. ever been in. >> reporter: whether or not tommy wins, this hero dog and family will finally get to move back into their fire damaged complete. in hicksville, brian conybeare, cbs2 news. >> gorgeous and brilliant dog. >>> a school bus out of control in new jersey. swerving. >>> as if air travel wasn't annoying enough, the

. >> john: what was stolen is far less significant than when it as tommy mac aby explains on blue bonnet breaking and entering breaks his heart. >> i felt like, i don't know, likeke'd been kicked right in my chest. >> john: because instead of crime incident reports, tommy and his wife had been worried sick about medical reports. their baby boy cason had heart surgery when he was just a few days old. in and out of the hospital for months now. they'd been in charlotte since tuesday for a gastrointestinal surgery. >> i feel like i'm going to have a heart attack. >> reporter: everything from guitars, pistol, shotgun, tv, and xbox were gone. >> it just makes the situation >> john: tommy said whoever did this even took his front porch light bulb. he can only laugh to keep from crying because timing is everything. >> this is too much to take at one time. >> john: one thing he definitely like back, a guitar that was given to him by his grandparents. john le, news 13. >> darcel: the number of college students who want to be teachers in this state has plummeted over the last five years. that's acc

and we'll be back tommy grisaffi? >> well, it's been a pleasure traveling across america. in the last 12 days i've been to 12 states with my partner, dave fogle, and every one of you come to us with the same problem-- you're caught long. let's not kid ourselves what your position is. the whole world knows it. there's people out there to help you. number one person's going to help you in this room is yourself. identify the problem, move on. we're a lot closer to planting '16 than we are of, you know, we're getting there. so let's move the '15 bushels. let's talk about plant '16. let's have a plan. >> okay. duwayne? >> on record saying that i am a believer in some sort of weather event scare for 2016, but on our farm i'm not going to hold 2015 bushels all the way into that weather scare. i'm looking at moving all of our beans now, actually all our beans are gone. if we do get the weather scare i'm talking about i'm selling next year's crop. not two years of production. >> good. mike? >> well, on top of that the reality is most people are sitting waiting, and you don't want t

tommy chang, boston superintendent of schools. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> alberto: absolutely, this is important and unique. you're taking to the airwaves after the show. how did this get all started? how this idea kind of become to fruition? >> i would say the first thing i knew coming into boston it was super important to outreach. especially to restore ethnic communities. i am the son of an immigrant parents to the united states and i know that how important it is for immigrants to have a voice in our schools so we have engaged in many communities -- we will start at this very special and innovative event. >> alberto: for disclosure have to look at the camera and the people now, i will be moderating so you and i will do this roadshow again except it will be on live television.on the local access channels. but it is different. how do you kind of view this as being different and unique? because it is a new approach. >> exactly so we are going to take many forms to reach out to parents. so on that day, parents can come to in pers

that's where we find ktiv's tommie clark with live link 4. and tommie, give us the latest on the legal battle from today? matt and sheila, right in the iowa judicial branch building behind me, lawyers from both sides made their arguments to the court and now we're awaiting their decision. they were heard by a three-judge panel. those judges say they will make further deliberations and then come out with their decision as soon as possible. this all surrounds the belle challenging two decisions entered by the district court in polk county affirming the decisions of the racing gaming commission to solicite new bids and to award that license to the hard license to operate the argosy casino. i spoke with attorneys from both sides who say they felt the judges were very well informed and they're looking forward to the decision. i'll have more details tonight on news 4 at ten . matt and sheila? (matt) thanks tommie. it's something you can't avoid when on the street. but sioux city crews are working to make the drive easier. ktiv's tiffanynyane has th

back to you tommie. an orange city, iowa, manufacturer will have help from the state to complete a major expansion of its facility. the iowa economic development authority board approved tax benefits for vogel paint and wax company it's through the "high quality jobs" program. the amount of help the state will offer wasn't disclosed. vogel will invest nearly 30-million dollars in an 86-thousand square foot expansion of its powder coatings manufacturin g facility in orange city. the project is expected to create 49 jobs. after our little taste of spring on friday, the mild weather has not let up too terribly much. temperatures were just a little cooler for our saturday afternoon, but the lots of sunshine is still being felt making it feel quite nice outside. a front is expected to move through in the overnight hours tonight. not much moisture is associated with it, but with temperatures below freezing, we are anticipating some wintry precipitation around parts of siouxland. it may changeover to snow just

ktiv's tommie clark was at west middle school and has how those precincts ended up. << democrats caucus sioux city :10 ben nesselhuf woodbury county democratic party :24 "there's 13 different locations for democrats to vote in woodbury county, but here at west middle school they saw turnout in the hundeds." through the front doors... nat pop down the hall... from one side of the room... to the other... democratic caucus-goers busseled around west middle school for the first in the nationonaucus. t's really interesting to see the differert kind of activistt that you h he here in iowa compared to other r states. these folks s ey know the candidates, they k kw the issues. thehetake their job vetting thoseseandidates and winnowii down the field very seriously," said woodbury county democratic party organizer, ben nesselhuf. after the final head count the numbers are in... precinct one, hillary clinton got 4 delegates, bernie sanders landed at 3 delegates. precinct six, sanders had 5, clinton trailed at 3. precinct seven, it was a tie between the two candidates, 4-4. in sioux city, tommie cl

thanks tommie. four people linked to a series of robberies in sioux city have pleaded not guilty. 16-year-old jamaal ferguson, 19-year-old justin ferguson, 20- year-old robert seaberry and 16-year-old austin bulizak have all pleaded not guilty. they have been charged with first-degree robbery related to the shooting of a sioux city police officer at a sioux city apartment complex on february 7th. theheuspect, 18-year-old isaiah mothershed, is charged with two cous attempted murder. mothershed is also charged with five counts of first-degree robbery in incidents dating back to december 7th, 2015. a laurens, iowa man accused of leading police on a high-speed chase around spencer, iowa faces a long list of charges. spencer police say they pulled 31-year old blaine stockwell over for a seatbelt violation sunday afternoon. as the officer approached stockwell's pickup, police say he fled the scene. police say stockwell led through south spencer and eventually out into the county, where speeds topped 90 mi

tommie farley, st. paul ame church we feel as its just one of those unfortunate situations that are occurring throughout the country. throughout the cities in the hampton roads area and its unfortunate but we're going to persevere and get through it. no one was at the church during the shooting. this isn't the first time the church has dealt with damage from bullets. in 2013, a window of a church van was shattered. in hampton, four people face charges for a burglary and chase. police arrested domenico greene, ryan taybron, zaquone scott, and a juvenile. they say the group broke into a home on winchester drive today-- and stole electronics. officers say they tried to run, but they managed to stop everyone. taybron is a familiar name to police. he was accused in a shooting in newport news, last year. prosecutors also set aside charges against him for a deadly shooting in hampton. news tonight or tomorrow night-- watch what you drink. police will be looking for drunk drivers. they're out right now-- and wi

tommie? matt and sheila, i spoke with sheriff ken mcclure who says their facebook page allows them to reach out to the community...and it's working. a post about a man wanted for attempted murder, jeremy werneberg, drew in over 120,000 views. mcclure says their facebook page regularly posts information that is important for the public to know. that includes news releases, weather and information from other law enforcement agencies. "i think this is a way to show people that you know we're humans, we have families, we have kids, we live in to do is make it a better place," said sac county sheriff ken mcclure. mcclure says they've only had their facebook page for a little over a year and it's changing the way they pursue leads because people feel comfortable enough to get on facebook and make a post. tonight at 6, hear what sac city community members think of the facebook page and what it's doing for their county. matt and sheila? (sheila) thanks tommie. (matt) sioux city police want folks in t

tommy is the one teaching them. "whatever he can learn he wants to learn. and we have to check him sometimes because we don't think he's right. i'm about 0-10 on that." it isn't just president... tommy can rattle off the names of every planet... the name of every the only draw back... all that learning is exhausting. warren harding, calvin coolidge, i'm going to go--" "you getting bored?" "no i'm getting tired." the iowa basketball team looked the iowa basketball team looked sluggish sunday night, but still beat minnesota. tonight, another challenge. the hawkeyes at penn state... season. small crowd, especially with the #4 team in the nation visiting. starts well for iowa. peter jok scores 5 points in less than 30 seconds. iowa leads penn state 19-13. but the nittany lions, normally bad shooting threes, they make a season high ten threes. penn state up 8 at the break. second half, jarrod uthoff comes out strong. he had 19 points. and jok led all players with 28, but they had next to no scoring help from anyone else. penn state upsets iowa, 79-75. tens of pe

dennis: boy, look at him go, tommy. tommy: yeah. if you had two wheels, mr. wilson, i bet you'd be going a hundred miles an hour. boys, why don't you go play somewhere else? you want me to ride it for you for a while? no, i don't. can i have a ride on the handle bars? dennis, this is an exercise bicycle. you're trying to get rid of your bay window, aren't you? all right, boys, run along. jeepers, when will i get to ride it? your time is between midnight and six in the morning. all right, go on. scoot. go on. sure i can ride it. you want me to ride it up and down the block a couple of times to show you? i keep telling you, you're too little. how about once around the block? sorry, shrimp. how about if i ride it up and down the sidewalk for you? nope. how about if we just sit on it? no. but i'll tell you what. if you deliver the wilson's paper and your paper, i'll let you honk my horn. that's a crummy deal. no it isn't. i'll do it. 'cause then maybe he'll let me ride it tomorrow, huh, herb? we'll see. go ahead and honk it. boy, i bet people really get out of yo

"i'm good if you do it in order tommy johnston. "this president is-- " "millard fillmore" if you're a little rusty with your presidential recall... no fear... "that is millard fillmore." a 4 year old is here to take you to school. tommy has been sponging up knowledge... since before he was old enough to talk about it. "whatever he can learn he wants to learn. and we have to about 0-10 on that." "i'm going to go--" "no i'm getting tired." tired of schooling you on just presidents. "but pluto is not a planet." "aww why?" "he used to be. he was the sized of neptune. now he for a 4 year old suggest they should be able to name some colors and shapes. tommy-- "what is the capital of georgia?" "atlanta." knows all the states... "california, sacramento." and all their capitals. if you're wondering just how this guy got to be so smart... the answer is as simple as he is cute. much more on the way this morning: heartache in happy valley. three top five college basketball teams went down last night... including the hawks at penn state. plus -

and tommy is gonna be-- tommy newsom i'm talking about. beaumont, texas, february the 22nd for the premiere of his composition. he wrote a composition for the beaumont texas symphony orchestra and jazz band. and tommy's gonna be down there to conduct that and also play with the group. [ applause ] congratulations, tommy. >> great. >> february the 22nd. [ applause ] you be a good old boy when you're down there, tom. well, this is the time of the year, as you know-- it's only-- it's only what? february? >> um-hmm. >> and already the, uh-- the networks are planning their new television shows for the fall season. it's been rather a tough season for television. it's a tough, competitive business, because every-- as you know, last sunday all the networks programmed three big shows opposite each other. "gone with the wind," "cuckoo's nest," an elvis special. and a lot of shows get knocked off the air before they get a chance. nbc did over 50 pilots themselves, and, uh, i'm gonna give you-- i don't think these are all nbc pilots, the ones i'm gonn

ktiv's tommie clark is at the location on gordon drive with live link 4. tommie? sheila, that's right, hy vee has continued to stay open 24 hours during the blizzard and they don't plan on closing. the manager of here at the gordon drive location says they've gotten more customers then expected. and the day started out really busy, they had a lot of people coming in for breakfast and lunch. but, since about 1 p.m., it's significantly slowed down. she says they decided to stay open because they believe in being there for siouxlanders because food is a necessity. although the store didn't get some deliveries, they're stocked and ready to go through the night. "it's important that we're hehe," said cheryl sanders, a hyhyee managege "we are a grocery store and people run outf things and need to eat. we just need to be here for our tonight at 6, i spoke with some customers about how they're braving the storm. hear what their blizzard necessities are. live in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. winter weather is also affecting city transportation. city b bes didn't r

tommy and his parents died. his sister, who is a sophomore at whitman, was left fighting r for her life. >> it's going to be hard for everyone just because there's never going to be another tommy. >> reporter: but today tommy's spirit was remembered. >> apparently he liked to wear some crazy socks and that's just something we're going to do for him. >> reporter: a spirit that touched many students and faculty members too. >> did write his letter of recommendation for college so i did know him personally. >> reporter: today wasn't the same here at walt whitman high school, but a reminder of perhaps the most important lesson of all. >> life is treasure it and you got to treasure everyone you know. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news4. >> i think that student said it all. adam tuss has been talking to folks who live near this intersection. ahead in our next half hour, we're going to hear from them about the attempt to make this stretch of road safer for everyone. >>> he helped rescue is hostage in afghanistan, shi

tommy skakel was the last person to be seen with moxley. it was a 25-year-old cold case, until a grand jury investigation led to the arrest of michael skakel. skakel its the nephew of ethel kennedy. bobby kennedy jr. is his cousin. and one of his biggest defenders. >> i know michael skakel. i know he didn't commit the crime. >> reporter: skakel convicted in 2002, release on bail after 11 years when an appeals court ordered a new trial. finding his defense attorney made major mistakes. but state prosecutor susan gill disagrees. >> this was far from a slipshod defense. this was a well-planned, well thought out, professional defense. >> do you have any comment from today's proceedings? >> no. >> reporter: leaving court, but bobby kennedy jr. who sat with him during the hearing did. >> he didn't get a fair trial. he is not guilty. >> reporter: we were unable to reach michael's brother, tommy skakel for a comment. but years ago he denied having anything to do with moxley, moxley's murder. and, scott, the defense attorney says he expects a ruling

marathon runner tommy kaufmann is proving to students at st. john xxiii catholic school that off. story. >> what could they not do? reporter: it's tommy kaufmann's first year teaching social students. >> remember the article the confederation could not tax. reporter: his class is getting a lesson in working hard, dedicating yourself to something and running toward your dream. >> realistically, i'm probably not going to be in the top three, but just being in the race is a big accomplishment. reporter: a big accomplishment would be an understatement. for more than half his life, tommy kaufmann has been training >> since junior high, i think. not really competitively since high school, but, yeah, probably 15 years or so. reporter: next week, the 26-year-old will travel to los angeles to compete in the olympic trials. he has a chance to make it on the u.s. olympic marathon team. >> i'm just hoping to go out and have a good race. just go out, compete, let the result take care of itself. i know i'm fit. i know i'm in shape. so see what happens on rac

tommy tune, the best. >> thanks. congratulations. >> thank you for all the time i've spent with you. a great guy. still ahead for you, most of us love a good meal. day. i've got a question for you. take a look at this. i'm asking people if they prefer to cook the meal or to clean up after the meal. what do you think? what's better? i hit the streets to see where you come down on this question. your answers are next. >> and we've got very interesting shows coming up this week. on wednesday, the future of social media. how new technology will change the way we communicate. and on thursday, home births are growing in popularity. we'll find out what options there are for pregnant women considering this kind of delivery. it's news you can use at 6:00. we're coming right back with russ and we're talking about the super bowl. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner ca