even a few weeks more, even after facing that fear, tony left, his love, his pregnant wife, by his wheelchair side. >> how do you talk about? i don't know. i don't know how. if someone know, please tell me. >> this is who tony lopez is now. the day po the police department pro momented him to sergeant. >> antonio lopez, jr., known as tony. >> that day, in great pain, he made it and evident to walk on crutches. >> it could be another year to three years to never for my nerves to come back on in my foot. i can't really feel anything from about mid-thigh down. father, denver police commander tony lopez plans on keeping his name close when his own son is born right now. he will be the third. my wife pro toasted, but -- >> when the right day comes, he'll tell his son about the day that dad nearly died. the day he faced an officer's worst fears, armed with little mother than an image of a buy he had yet to meet. >> the thought of him made it all right. i'm excited to share that with him. >> that leads us to two of his goals. >> first, he wants to help carry his newborn son from the hospital without

even a few weeks more, even after facing that fear, tony left, his love, his pregnant wife, by his wheelchair side. >> how do you talk about? i don't know. i don't know how. me. >> this is who tony lopez is now. the day po the police department pro momented him to sergeant. >> antonio lopez, jr., known as tony. >> that day, in great pain, he made it and evident to walk on crutches. >> it could be another year to three years to never for my nerves to come back on in my foot. i can't really feel anything from about mid-thigh down. >> lopez named after his father, denver police commander tony lopez plans on keeping his name close when his own son is born right now. he will be the third. my wife pro toasted, but -- >> when the right day comes, he'll tell his son about the day that dad nearly died. the day he faced an officer's worst fears, armed with little mother than an image of a buy >> the thought of him made it all right. i'm excited to share that with him. >> that leads us to two of his goals. >> first, he wants to help carry his newborn son from the hospital without crutches. and then he w

tony left me a dozen roses and a hand written note on the table. i was surprised. i wasn't expecting anything. he's probably sleeping right now. anthony: guess i better stop before i go home. caitlin: that's not necessary though. just tell her you love her. that's all you need to know. steve: let's get to it and talk about what's happening. today is cold. but the active weather days will be monday and tuesday. monday is of interest because it will start out with wintry precipitation. let's zoom into our forecast model, clouds increasing by tomorrow morning, right before 6:00 a.m., potential for wintry weather out there, mainly some light snow, maybe a little sleet mixed in as well. notice the pink shade. that's our mixed color. so we could have freezing rain and sleet there with snow to the north and notice as we go through the morning hours, that mix line makes it all the way up to the virginia border, and that is going to be a trend we'll continue seeing as we go throughout the morning into the early afternoons. 11:00 a.m., still wintry to the north. spotty in na

tony: any game left in you? >> just watch me. tony: the game was all in good fun, with quarterback doug flutie and kirk cousins of washington leading the charge. there was still plenty of time to chit chat. >> i would love to see peyton win a second title. but my head says to go with the panthers, just because how talented they are. ludacris: shout out to everybody in iowa. i love you guys, all for the wounded warriors. scott: i have no idea who won the celebrity sweat game. i think kcci was the winner because of ludacris on the mic. counting down the days until reister. we will see you again at 10:00. tony: i am jealous. scott hanging out with luda! the game sunday kicks off at 5:30. you can see it on kcci. in the d league tonight, the energy are at home, taking on canton. tip time is set for 7:00. and on the ice tonight, the wild are on the road, taking on chicago. puck drops at 7:00. scott reister hanging out with hall of famer's and ludcarisacris. it does not get any better than that. laura: coming up on kcci 8 news at 10:00,

tony was left unconscious. their two kids in the back seat were fine. rescuers rushed her to the hospital where she had an emergency c-section and would survive. >> i was praying for a miracle, like crazy. and i got several miracles. three perfect boys. even bruised. and i'm here, and i'm walking, which is a miracle. i just didn't get that one last miracle that i would have loved to have had. >> she says that because jill broke her back. recovery. she says she is thankful for her doctors, first responders and the entire community who have supported her. assisted suicide will get another hearing at the state chance of advancing in the house today after the republican controlled state senate rejected it yesterday. last year a similar bill was argued against arguing it could lead to physician assisted suicide in cases where a diagnosis could be wrong. >>> bernie sanders has a strong lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire ahead of the primary there. the poll looks at republican support and here's how that breaks down. bernie sanders reading with 58%. cl

tony was left unconscious. their two kids were in the back seat and were fine. his wife had an emergency c section and delivered a healthy baby boy. she would later find out that tony did not survive. >> i was praying for a miracle, like crazy. and i got several miracles, three perfect boys. but i mean, they were barely even birthed. so i'm here, and i'm walking, which is a miracle. i just didn't get that one last miracle, that i would have loved to have. >> she is really strong now for her kids and she is expected to make a full recovery from her broken back. she said she is thankful for her doctors, first responders and the entire community who has supported her. >>> election officials are looking to dial back technology for early voting before the april primary. according to the washington post, elections administrator, linda lehman, wants to use paper ballots instead of touch screens. that's because they can't display all the candidates on the screen. you'd have to switch screens. the maryland board of leablgzs is meeting today to talk about that issue. >>> s

and you know, that is -- i would guess it is quick to be a game that could come down to the left possession. tony: could be a fun one tonight, third-ranked hoover taking on des moines north. highlights coming at 10:00. tony seeman, iowa's news leader, kcci 8 sports. on to the college game. and it is going to be a good game for the cyclones tomorrow, in part, because the senior standout in the middle is back. jameel mckay's suspension turned out to be two games, he was reinstated for practice. and now, officially cleared to play for tomorrow night's game steve is going to need him and everyone else against a texas team that is getting together at the right time. steve: the tempo has been at a solid pace, they are controlling the game. but defensively, they haven't really good. it is a lot of guys being thrown at you. they have a lot of experience, too. they bring back a lot of returning guys, and they are catching their stride and playing really well. we will have to play well. andy: texas really is playing well. on to be a great game tomorrow night at hilton coliseum, the cyclones going to bounce

that shooting left officer tony lopez severely injured. pulled over jason wood. court documents show wood shot officer lopez a number of times. officer lopez also shot and hit wood before wood took off in a car. he was arrested a short time later. officer lopez is still recovering from his injuries. >>> a teen accused of using social media to threaten schools near colorado springs is in police custody. investigators say that teen posted a message, warning students not to go to school on the after-school app. now, that message forced schools in ellicot district to cancel classes on monday. the teen faces several charges and it includes attempting to influence a public official which is a felony. >>> we have learned that alcohol is suspected as being a factor, in this crash, 225 and lot of kennedy baseball field. those two women were thrown from the vehicle. ambulances took both women to injuries. >>> on the campaign trail, it is three wins in a row for dold trump. he has been declared the winner of nevada's republican caucuses. there. he also won in south carolina

for... 3 3 talking about how to spot a bullet proof vesttalking about how to *spot* odd behavior left tony bigham advice to bring back to his church. church. 3 just being more aware of what's going on around- more actions to look for from individualsbeefing up security- carron says- is also about knowing what to do if this happens 3 3 gun shots shots 3 one person try to go for the weapon- the other person try and go for their kneesand above all- if this group leaves with *one* thing- carron hopes it's this... 3 3 trusting their instincts- like i said in there- the hair on the back of your neck stands up for a reason. in anderson county- ashley minelli- the ten o clock news 3 anderson county sheriff john one-on-one training in churches throughout the area. he added that every church should have a *plan* in place-- but also know exactly *how* to carry out that plan in the event of an active shooter.for more information on training- you can call the anderson county sheriff's office. 3 3 another big night in south carolina last night--and a big win for hillary clinton. clinton. 3 but that's no

in order to get to a healthier place charles tony is low country plantation owners left the great country in great forwards. and some few minutes you know the way up to greenville which was a backward frontier. in the late 1820s it wasn't quite so pleasant for settlers to go north. abolitionists not quite as much enthusiasm as they had earlier. opera singers, lectures. there was no railroad yet. but even in the early years it was very charming, people would go to the reading their picnic dances and balls at the mansion house a very lovely place. unfortunately the university came to town. it brought a more somber cloud. not quite so much booze. there had been a lot of liquor. a few more sober and responsible people. one whole thing beginning before the civil war and then with the great masses surge starting in the 1890s was a textile center. it was a place where we called it the textile crescent, a series of mills, 14 of them surrounded greenville. one of the very earliest ones. they were trying to avoid taxes. on the southern railway which was so essential. bringing in cotton for that mat

tony. pup. pwe actually left her out of pthat's how -- but she will be pback at 6:00. ptony zarrella, of course, pjoining us live. ptony, there's somebody retiring. psomething happening. phe's taking a tour through the pnba. pkobe i believe is his name. p>> tony: yes. pthat's it. p>> mark: got it. plast one here in cleveland. p>> tony: byron scott, of course pformer cavs coach, long time plakers head coach had something pinteresting to say this morning pwhen he said for the vast pmajority, maybe the 19 of kobe's p20 years in the nba, he's gone pvillain. pand now on this goodbye tour, phe's being celebrated rightfully pso as one of the greatest layers in the history of the pgame. phe is retiring. pbut every once in awhile, a pcouple weeks ago, he had a 32 oint game and i think close to p38 or something like that. pthere. pshots. pbut he's still got some pops, pright? p>> tony: here and there is a pgreat way to put it. phe's throwing down 17 a game. p8 below his average. pthat he was. phow could he be at this point. p>> mark: right. pwhat does lebron think about all pof

there's less than three hours left now to make a deal. tony zarella will have the >> "q": a california girl attack as boy at school and the video has now gone viral. we want to warn you first -- you might find the video disturbing. so here it goes. you can see the girl throwing the boy to the ground. then, kneeing him in the face then she ran off. sonoma valley high school right outside of san francisco, the principal there says she believes something said on social media sparked the brawl. both students are freshmen. the boy goes to sonoma valley high school while the girl goes which is on the same campus. >> laura: a sonogram shows a baby with a hole in his heart but doctors can't repair it because he also has an abnormal brain. doctors said while the twin sister weighs more than two pounds her brother mason is just nine ounces. devastating news. a bright note shows up. >> he said there's his hand and there is his hand. it looks like they are hold hands. most twins are kick each other and hitting each other and she said, um, with our twins i

. >> kevin love left the court before half and never returned. sports director tony zarrella joins us with an injury that took love out of the game at least for a little while. >> tony: when you see love headed to the locker room and left arm hanging down, you have flashbacks. settics and love being knocked out of the playoffs. that was a injury. last night it was tough to see how he got hurt. he works his way in and moves going against couldn't, doesn't look like a hard contact but love took himself out of the game to the locker room and done for the night. after the game to the relief of many he said i'm fine. >> at the time i didn't know really what it was. just like when you get hit in the elbow a shooting pain and felt like fire was running down my arm. just a stinger. and the doctor decided to be cautious and use the break for it to feel better and it actually feels okay now. >> we need him. his space on the floor and rebound and pulse presence and it would have been a big blow for us but he's fine. >> tony: good to hear and kevin mentioned the all-star break,

tony: i did get a call from steve about that. ♪ emily: 2008, you left apple. 0, nest was born. tell me how the plan for nest was hatched. [laughter] tony: because of my time with my grandfather, i learned a lot about houses. i was always fixing them, even before nest. when it came to designing a home for a family, i did not just let an architect run with it, i wanted to get into every detail. that is when i found all of the problems in the home, specifically heating and cooling. even though when i told my wife, like, "i want to make a thermostat," she looked at me like, "you're nuts." i said, no, let me tell you. when you explain the situation, that this is not just a thermostat. then their eyes perk up and they go, i think you should do it. emily: you reinvented the thermostat, the smoke detector. you gave cameras, home security cameras, a complete makeover. before you even got to the cameras, less than five years passed, and google snaps you up. you sell to google for $3.2 billion. tony: i think the first decision was, should we allow google to invest in the

left.@ it wasn't the flu, but another@ nasty bug.@ tony zarrella is here to@ explain.@ tony?@ p>> tony: this story line took@ a turn.@ channing frye made a debut.@ cavs fell 96-88.@ but the story of the night?@ bedbugs.@ that's right.@ after tonight's loss kyrie@ yesterday's win over the okc@ thunder and not because of@ flu-like symptoms, but because@ there were bedbugs at the team@ hotel and he got only three@ hours of sleep and he was@ freaked out.@ >> just imagine how freaked@ out you would be if you see@ five big [bleep] bedbugs on@ your pillow.@ i am itching.@ it was 3:00 a.m. and i was@ like, i was so tired at that@ point.@ p>> tony: they stayed at the@ hilton which is supposedly@ haunted.@ you can't make this stuff up.@ p>> denise: thanks, tony.@ the cdc says the rates of hpv@ infection have plummeted since@ they started recommending a@ vaccine.@ in just six years doctors have@ seen a more than 7% reduction@ of the virus in teenage@ girls.@ for women between the ages of@ infection fell 6.4%.@ doctors say it has beeny peck@ tiff, so why is the number of@ teens getting t

left. i want to leave a positive note. tony: he will try the energy into his final game as a cyclone. jameel: i wanted to win. i need people to know that i will give 100% every time i am on the court. i want people to recovery for that. tony: next up, iowa state will take on oklahoma state on monday. tony seeman, kcci sports. scott: they finished the regular season at kansas. big 12 tourney starts a week speaking of the big 12, kansas was one win away from extending its amazing run of big 12 regular season championships to 12. against texas tech, no problem. second half, frank mason puts them up 12. 67-58. 12th straight year kansas has 12 regular season title. this has only been done one other time in history. ucla had 13. 10 title in 37 years. that drought could end. but only of they go on a run. they have to win out. beginning at ohio state on sunday, then indiana on tuesday, and a week from today i'm at michigan -- leading up to the big ten tournament in indianapolis. victorious in the valley, uni had won 8 of 9 heading into their regular season finale at evansville. wes washpun, t

and i want them to be left on a positive note. tony: he plans to write his energy into his final games as a cyclone. >> i wanted to win. i need people to know i'm going to give 100% effort every time i am on the court. tony: iowa state will take on oklahoma state on monday. tony seeman, kcci. andy: that will be the final regular-season home game to end the regular season in kansas on saturday. a week from wednesday, the tournament begins in kansas city. fred mason was a stud with 16 points. 67-58, that is the 12th straight year the jayhawks have won at least a share of the big 12 title. the hawkeyes have not won a big ten title in 37 years. the drought could end only if they go on a run to close out the season. the have to win at ohio state and tuesday at indiana, then a game at michigan on saturday to close out the big ten schedule, the four heading to indianapolis. uni trying to close out having won nine of 10, taking on evansdale on the road. wes washpun doing what wes washpun does, he had 14 points as uni had a nine point lead at h

tony, relax. i told you there's no problem. i left it right over here and-- oh. oh, wait a minute. oh, it was right here. the professor and charley were trying to get it open. the professor and charley? you left jeannie with them? they're safecrackers. they're professional criminals. but they're working for us. why would they wanna steal it? those dirty crooks. that's what crooks do. they steal things. ah. wait till they open it up and find jeannie inside. boy, are they in for a surprise. whoo. not what i'm worried about. what do you mean? the combination wrong, it'll explode. what are we gonna do? come on. you both have a perfect driving record. >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claim centers are availab

tony shaver is steamed. still time for the tribe. down 8 with 1:20 left. david cohn, the three pointer, the drexel lead down to 5. and then with under 20 seconds to go, the drexel lead now 6. terry tarpey, the senior, he connects on the 3 ball, william and mary within 3. but unlike drexel, the tribe cold from the free throw line. william and maey missed 11 shots from the charity stripe. drexel with the upset win 74 to 69. after snapping first place wilmington's 11 game winning streak, the tribe see last place drexel's 11 game losing streak come to an end. next up for the tribe, at elon and then at jmu. and then the conference tournament in baltimore. thanks brian---over to norfolk---big monarchs---coming off an overtime loss at early----jennie simms on the attack---to gigi smith for the layin---10 points for smith----second quarter----simms gets her own rebound---and puts it back---she fell four assists shy of a triple double---22 points, 12 rebounds---6 assists---that one to kianna brown for three-----and later on---why not the same spot----she finished w

one that worked with him in justice was a strong young attorney justice firm named tony west who the left justice and is now the executive vice president of government affairs and the general counsel at pepsico. but he's brought the same spirit with him to show the continuity and to show the fruit from his tree. i have said that i wanted to step back and have his own brother, his own -- one of his own coworkers, one of the fruits from his tree, tony west, present eric holder with the award this morning. tony west. [ applause ] >> thank you, reverend. if i could just take a minute and just say to you, mrs. pinckney, this weekend attorney general holder and i were in south carolina and yesterday, we had the great pleasure and privilege and honor to attend services at mother emmanuel. and when reverend sharpton talks about the amazing grace that your church family shows, in a moment when they were still grieving, the love and the welcoming arms that they extended to us and to the other guests who were there yesterday not only enriched us, it uplifted us and your presence here today enriches

. >> reporter: that was the miami super bowl when tony's colts defeated lovie smith's chicago bears. >> there was about 48 seconds left on the clock, the clock running, and they needed two scores. and at that point i said they're not going to catch us. of the people that had been in my life. the coach, my mom and dad, the coaches that i had and other players and just leading up to that. it is just racing through all of these people and saying how in the world did i get here on the sideline as the head coach of the indianapolis colt ? >> reporter: and now 60 years old, tony has retired from coaching. but he just finished his seventh year as studio analyst at sunday night football, a job he really enjoys. >> my wife actually suggested that i take the job. she said if you quit cold turkey and get out of it completely, you'll go back. but now staying involved, getting to talk to my buddies and getting to analyze and doing it, it ties up 18 weekends during the fall, but i have the rest of the time off. i have weekdays off during the fall and then i have everything off in the winter and spring. so it is a great balance. i g

left apple. 2010, nest was born. tell me how the plan was hatched. tony: i learned a lot about houses with my grandfather.as fixing them before nest. when it came to designing a home, i wanted to get into every detail. that is when i found all the problems in the home, specifically heating and cooling. even when i told my wife that i wanted to make a thermostat, she looked at me like i was nuts. i said, no, let me just explain that this is not just a thermostat. they perked up and said you should do it. emily: home security cameras, smoke detector, and google snaps you up. you sell to google $3.2 billion. tony: the first question was whether we should allow google to invest in the company before the acquisition. through building a relationship and getting to know larry and sergey and various people inside the team, we got more comfortable with the executives and the people we were working with her that. the investment process, as well as the preceding two and a half years, so we have been dating for a while. we were dating before we got married for two and a half years and got to know each other. the fina

why officers left the reptile right where it was. tony? tony: heavy rain continues to fall during the heart of rush hour, especially in the northern locales. we will let you announcer: you are watching wesh 2. >> ugly, huge. he was huge, but he' s ugly. they' re very ugly. angela: no, she' s not talking about anyone you know. she' s referring to this guy, a crocodile that popped up at a cape coral complex playground. crocodiles aren' t unusual in those parts. in fact, florida fish and wildlife came out to inspect it, saw it was tagged for tracking, and decided to let it alone, because it wasn' t bothering anyone. the reptile hung out all afternoon before crawling away. jim: she is right, they are not pretty. angela: they are ugly. a troubling announcement from the irs today. the shutdown of several computer systems, including e-filing. jim: the organization is working on a fix right now but in the you? wesh 2' s matt grant reports. matt: if you' re looking to get an early tax refund from uncle sam, you might have some trouble. at the maitl

tony not asjustice. beautiful wife andhe left but he was best friends with those othe right. >> like opposites attract. >> we will look back at another conversation i had with justice scalia next hour. also with us in studio 57 is david bowes. plus how scalia put differences aside from the bench. that that is ahead. >> donald trump holds a big lead this morning in south carolina ahead of saturday's critical republican primary. jeb bush hopes tooost his campaiai today with a big rally featuring his brother, former president george w. bush. major garrett is in charleston with how the race has taken a new shape from saturday's fiery debate. president bush's appearance here could not be more timely. why 2018 president bush was lying about the iraq war and all of those long dormant accusations dredged up this weekend by the current republican front-runner donald trump. >> we would have been so much better off if bush and the rest of them went to the beach and didi't do anything. >> reporter: on "face the nation," donald d ump backed away from accusations that george w. bush minute late fears of weapons of mas

left him injured will not be facing charges. a district attorney says no reason for charges against tony lopez jr. he was shot six times when he pulled over an suv. he fired back hitting jason wood in the foot. he car jacked a woman and led police in a chase. he's charged with attempted murder. >>> six people tested positive for mumps here in denver. you may be thinking six cases doesn't seem like a lot but they were vaccinated and it's actually triple the number of average cases. >> reporter: the mumps cases in late january 3 friends came in feeling sick. >> all had jaw swelling in this region and low grade temps and felt ill. >> reporter: they believe the source of the infection is a person who moved to colorado from iowa. that person is thought to have spread the virus to the three friends and two health care workers who treated them at the clinic then developed symptoms. >> not having a high awareness that mumps is in the community leads to other spread. >> reporter: you may think if you have been vaccinated against the disease no worries. but infectious disease expert heather young told us al

left? what? orange juice. oh, sure. may i? [gasps] tony! oh, darling. i did not. you did. listen, i'm taking helen out again, and just to make certain you're not gonna interfere, i want you to get back in your bottle. oh, but, master-- get. now, go on in. in. oh, no, you do not-- come on, in. but-- jeannie. i can't-- [squeals] very well, master. thank you. yeah. tony, the canoe! [screaming] jeannie! somebody help! hey! over here, tony. helen, come here. helen: oh, help me. help! helen! stop. wait. come back. [laughs] all right, i don't know how you got out of there, you're still in there. jeannie, would you come out of there, please? oh, you are home ear-- you are wet. uh-huh. oh, thanks. what happened? oh, just another one of my little accidents. wait a minute. you-- you couldn't have done it. you were in the bottle. you didn't do it. no. now, what's going on here? now, what is it? i am bringing you bad luck. who told you that? my sister. your si--? your sister? your sister's back here again? huh, your sister? she said that i must leave you for the next 15 years. i am und

got inside the plan turned violent and they beat and stabbed the owner tony wo and tried to get him to on the safe in the end they left empty gland young man is facing charges for a police-involved shooting in dartmouth. police called to a domestic incident last night tried to subdue 23-year-old ryan kuphal. when that didn't work a officer shot him who is now hospitalized and facing charges for assault, robbery and carjacking. david. >>> chelsea police are look for information about a suspicious death that -- death early yesterday afternoon people discovered alex perez unresponsive and he was takeent to hospital and pronounced dead. hoping an autopsy will give more information about what happened. >>> worcester police searching for the driver who took off after hitting two people a witness says that he saw a woman run over a husband and wife yesterday afternoon as they he were leaving a flea market. doctors treated and released the man but his wife is still injuries. >>> a man wanted for attacking a revere police officer withinw needle turned himself n investigators say last week michael gouthro tried to stability off

left the court before lakers. he got a shoulder bruise. we will go through exactly how that happened. tony and i are talking about it in time out. >> mark: also still to come. batman and superman face off in a new trailer. that's in "the buzz." >> romona: a new study about weight loss centers and new research about dementia. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> a health alert today. a new study from researchers at johns hopkins university. it finds that some weight loss centers may not be following the medical standards. journal obesity found only 1% of all these centers followed all recommended medical guidelines for weight loss. the american medical association recommends that adults aim for 150 minutes or more of moderate exercise each week to ward off heart disease and stroke. also researchers say the number of new dementia cases may be declining even though people are living longer. doctors studie data from heart patients over 40 years. the research posted in the new england journal of center shows the decrease in dem

crews will come in and unbolt what's left of this crane or cut it up into pieces with torches and cart it out. >> tony, thank you. one of the victims hurt is recovering now at bellevue hospital. 73-year-old thomas o'brian has a head injury but is expected to be okay. we're told he came to new york to visit his daughter. the man that died, david wichs was walking in the area as tony mentioned when the crane collapsed. police say he was killed instantly. funeral services are planned for sunday morning. >>> as the cleanup continues, investigation and trying to prevent similar tragedies in the future. cbs2's jessica schneider live with more on that. jessica. >> reporter: maurice, there were no signs of trouble here. in fact, the buildings department inspected that crane just yesterday. the crane operator was actually lowering that boom when winds out here approached 20 miles per hour, something that was standard. so with questions now looming as to how that crane collapsed, the department of buildings has launched a full investigation. this crawler crane is 565 feet long and capable of lifting 330 tons. i

tony dungy and ken stabler. speaking of the super bowl. its a ferentz family affair in california. this picture tweeted out today by brian ferentz, on the left...there's james in the broncos uniform, he's a backup center. steve, a backup lineman at iowa, and of course dad kirk on the right. proud family. of jameel mckay's suspension...that left iowa state with just 5 minutes. the good news, cyclones on the road against a struggling oklahoma state team. a team they've beaten 5 straight times. as expected deonte burton gets the start for mckay. after trailing by 2 at the half isu turns it on in the 2nd. matt thomas, the iceman. thats nba deep. 16 for thomas, iowa state up 34-29. burton solid in place of mckay. 11 points, 4 steals. layup puts isu up 7. cyclones hit 10-threes. monte morris' turn. 16 for monte. iowa state up 11. but the cowboys make a run. tavarius shine, 3 to give osu a 1 point lead 55-54. but george niang stretch, 18 for big george. iowa state gets a much needed road win 64-59 over oklahoma state. prohm addressed mckay's situation after the game cyclones hit the road again next wednesday at texas tech. iowa state women lost at

tony: temperatures are dropping. we are going to be talking about frost in our northern areas. donald trump is stealing this spotlight back. it left three dead and we will have a we will see during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month all this week we have been casey : five years later. in tonight' s conclusion, we are talking about the new law that came out of this case. after casey never reported that her two-year-old daughter was missing. bob kealing dives into the impact of kaylee' s law. reporter: had she lived, kaylee anthony would be 10 years old now. she might be playing right along with these children and hidden oaks elementary school. this memorial marks where her remains were found. five years after her mother casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. reporter: lawmakers have made a crime to report -- pa

tony dungee. >> he is universally loved. when he took his first coaching job, he inherited 14 straight losing seasons. by the time he left in 2001, the bucs were intoal contenders. john got that ring a year later, but he laid the framework for the best buccaneer teams in u.s. history. leading indianapolis to a win in intoal xli making tony the >> seven or eight african american assistant coaches in the entire league. so, there weren't a lot of role models. a lot of people believed in me and proud to represent those men. >> buccaneers co-chairman released a statement tonight congratulating tony. he will be in cann canton on august 10. i'll have more coming up later in sports. >> looking forward to that. >> john lynch not in this year, that would have been a real celebration. he did crack the final ten. >> appreciate it, thank you very much. we have posted additional information about the hall of fame and tony's induction into the hall. you'll find that at the top of the home page. >> and now to a horrific scene posted live on social media. was per iscopeing live. that man is marvin lancaster, iii, joining us live from the

reporter: tony's tire service worked to free two semi trucks on top of each other near blairsburg on highway 20. the trucks were left in the blizzard all night because of a tow ban. >> the snow has blown in underneath the truck and trailer so therefore it gets hard and it just makes it twice as hard to pull and when they go into the ditch their brakes are warm then they freeze up so the tires and wheels are locked up. reporter: up and down highway 20 stranded cars. >> in the median in the ditch normally even in a hard snow storm we don't get this. reporter: off of i-35 at the boondocks exit. the iowa dot put this serious snowblower to work. working to free a semi truck stuck in snow that drifted on top of it. >> one of the sargeants i talked to up here said this is the worst visibility wise he's seen in 18 years. it's the worse i've seen in a reporter: iowa state patrol says before they opened i-35 this morning it was a mess because all the rest stop parking lots were full of snow and cars were trapped. live in ames, vanessa peng, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: curtis i wish that wind had blown the cold air

left to die in an alleyway... and tonight the woman accused of leaving "leroy" there is being charged. 9 on your side reporter tony mirones has the story from middletown. jenni dehart/fosters dogs"roy is absolutely fabulous he is awesome he is becoming a healthy boy he is behaving the way he should be behaving at his age he likes to play with my daughter and all the dogs in my house he's turned into such a delight to live with" jenni dehart has been for more than two weeks. he was found in an alley in middletown according to a veterinarian, he was hyperthermic, malnourished and had parvo. the butler county dog warden's office, says april kirmse was cited this week for cruelty to companion animals in failure to license. both charges or misdemeanorsjenni dehart/fosters dogs"the fact that we know who it was and the fact that there are charges brought against her are awesome my only problem is that there misdemeanor you know personally i think in the state of ohio animal abuse and cruelty or neglect should be felony charges." kirmse court date is march 3 at 1:30 at middletown court. dehart hopes kirmse never gets the

tony: he came out of the pgame. phe missed practice. pit's the left shoulder again. pthat's the shoulder that was pseparated when he was still with pthe knicks last season before pthe trade. phe missed about a month and a phalf at that time. pthe cavs aren't saying they're poverly concerned. pthey did confirm to me it is a psprain. pbut that's the same shoulder. pand it's like when you watched pkevin love a couple of weeks ago pgrab that shoulder. pit's the same one. pyou're thinking, gosh, we need pthese guys healthy obviously. pand there's two guys right there pthat seem to be dealing with pinjuries far too often. p>> romona: and you have just a pbeautiful story about a coach. pi believe a thunder coach. pmonte williams. p>> tony: he's the assistant pcoach. pused to be the head coach of the enguin. pabout a week ago his wife was pkilled on a head on collision. pthe other driver crossed the pcenter lane and killed her. pmonte is so well-respected. pand this is, to me, one of the p>> everybody is praying for me pand my family, which is right. pbut let us not for get

tony and candice join me from ksux radio! guys! kattan 2 shows at saturday fredo pizza with j wendell walker - saturday sold out - some tickets left for tonight's 8pm show - i'm the emcee launch pad children's museum open! i went awesome! tonight - friday night spotlight 7pm - focus on songs beyond the top 40 - great for new music deliverysaw nicholas sparks movie "the choice" was better than i expected - good date flick home show coming soon feb 25 denim and dreams to support stars next weekend valentine's dinner with hypnotist - saturday at winnavegas - you could win trip to hawaii tix on sale at 10am for keith urban!!! lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. about this weekend's events in siouxland. lukakatony and candicicare chatting about this w wkend's events i isiouxland. lukas tony and ndice are chattingabout this weekend's events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. candice are chatting events in s

p>> tony: i'll give you the ptruth in basketball. peast. pthey have 24 games left. pone of the dangers i feel for pthem is they believe in my popinion they can turn it on pwhenever they want. pthey keep saying things we know pwe can tighten up defensively. pwe did if in the playoffs. pwhen we do, we can beat anybody. pthat's true. pdon't assume you can go into the layoffs against these teams pthat are beguning gunning for you. pyou look at what the raptors did utting up more than 40 on them. pdefense has been an issue. peveryone is talking now. pwhen you lose a couple of games plike this about team chemistry. pi'm not sure i buy into the preport that kyrie doesn't want pgo through a stretch like this. p>> romona: we know lebron pbrings a lot to the table. pdefense, re boubding bounding assists and pall of that. pyou mean to tell me kyrie and pkevin love -- something just pstill seems a bit off to me. pi can't put my 23i7k finger on it. p>> tony: i'm with you. peven with lebron off the court, pyou have kyrie that put up near p40 points. pdefensively is where they're

toni? >> reporter: this theft happened this bodega behind me. the woman says she left her car running because her dog was in the car but the car thief took advantage of that opportunity. video cameras on the building recorded the theft. you see the man as he came walking down the street. he takes a look around. when he think it's safe to do it, he jumps into the black jeep cherokee and speeds off. we have enhanced the surveillance video for you, also so you can get a better lack at his face. the pictures are pretty clear. police in a couple of towns are now searching for that jeep grand cherokee. it had the woman's belongings in it, including her 5-month- old shitzu puppy. the woman, naturally,worried sick, especially, she says, about her pet. bloomfield police have been going door-to-door in this area wherever there are video cameras to see if they can catch more sightings of the suspect and where he came from. back live here on bloomfield avenue, apparently, another similar car theft happened recently. police were on this one they are hoping someone can look at that

rob the restaurant in 2011 and found the owner tony woo inside and then beat and stabbed him trying to get him to open the safe. the would be thieves left empty hand sentence is scheduled for monday. >>> our investigators in rhode island are trying to figure out what sparked this blaze at mansion in newport. the estate on bevview -- bellevue was worth about 3 million dollars but no one was hurt. >>> and important recall information for parents tonight even-flo announced problems with 56,000 car seats. experts say the children can loosen the harness increasing the risk of injury in crash. problem only affects when they are forward facing boosters. so far no reports of injuries >>> people in vermont are cleaning up after serious flooding. look at this it damaged homes and vehicles and a car dealership. people living in a mobile home park in cal done yeah county evacuated and in central vermont some areas had water nearly 4 feet deep and the biggest concern ice damns this drone video taken in new hampshire shows the extend of the ice damns there. we are told that plantation street is still closed to the public and yesterday afternoon not t

count peggy moretti among local preservationists no longer worried about what tony might do to his dad's house. >> pietro left and tony added his own mark on the place in a perfect kind of way. >> her group even honors tony with an award for restoration excellence. >> how proud are you to own this house? >> well, it's a dream come true in many respects. >> it's a gift to see it. >> well, thank you. >> so that's the end of my tour and of tony's "strange inheritance" story, right? not so fast. for tony, as it turns out, this was just the beginning. >> i didn't plan to do this. i wanted to have my own quiet life. >> next, the surprising twist tony never saw coming. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website... [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> for years, tony belluschi commutes from his chicago home to portland to renovate his strange inheritance, this beloved architectural gem designed by his father, pietro. he ends up in a good place, the one he never expected. >> i've sold my practice in chicago, i've moved her

but harold told the ranger the trail was so crowded that they left it to be alone. although toni was a lifelong athlete, she had knee issues since her basketball playing days in high school. but if the hike was tough for her, it probably seemed worth it this. around 3:30 toni and harold ate lunch right here, with this amazing view as their backdrop. once they finished eating lunch, they continued further into the back country. before they set out, harold took this photo of toni. she's smiling, relaxed. it doesn't look like she had any inkling that anything bad was to come. harold told the ranger the ridge where they had lunch wasn't private enough. so they climbed down these loose rocks looking for another spot. at this point they were several hours into their hike with not much daylight left and not much time to keep a 7:00 p.m. dinner reservation. they ended up on a small, flat area with not a lot of wiggle room and steep drops all around. it's where this pictures was taken at 5:00 p.m. it's one of the last pictures on toni's camera. rangers believe toni fell from right here, 1

left. 3 3 the "great american race" will be roaring again in daytona beach... later this month. but one famous nascar driver is now *officially out, of the "daytona 500." 3 tony stewart just had surgery on his back wednesday, following an a-t-v crash in california. and we're now getting more details on that injury. he actually suffered a "burst fracture"... meaning he shattered one of his vertabrae. it's still not clear *when stewart will return to the track. he turns 45 in may, and plans to retire from the nascar circuit, at the end of the year. 3 and check out this video. county have quite the fish 3 tale... after spotting what appears to be a great white shark! they were fishing off the coast of ponce inlet when the shark swam right by their boat. those familiar with the area say they've seen sharks in the inlet before... but never anything quite this big. thankfully, nobody got hurt. 3 3 3 3 3 ?are your tax troubles over? well... the *filing part at least. an update on the i-r-s network glitch, after the break. 3 plus... mister sea-lion... party of one? the *wild discovery for some restaurant workers out west. 3 3 3 in the headlines this thousands of u-s

tony: out the door tomorrow morning, it is a whole new season. we are getting a taste of spring fever left the couple of days. windy and cold or, 37 in town, kids at the bus stop will feel like 60' s in the state -- in the sun, but shade will be different. jim: that' s our report for tonight you can get wesh 2 news whenever you want at wesh.com or the wesh 2 mobile app. tomorrow night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer,

tony lopez is talking about coming back to work full-time by midseptember. chris vanderveen,ly is wanting to go back to work though he can't feel his left foot? >> reporter: kyle, six bullets did the damage, one of them hitting the main artery in his left leg causing so much blood loss and damage. lopez suffered the injuries in december at 37th and federal and he was able to call out for police on the radio. paramedicsand a fellow office used three tourniquets on him to stop the bleeding. that i had not done that, he almost certainly would have been dead. he can't talk about the a point of saying is he felt humbled by all the help he and shooting. >> how do you thank the paramedics? doctors? how do you thank people who are still donating because i'm not working? how do you thank everyone? you can't. i don't know how. >> lopez walked to the stage with the help of crutches last month when the police department promoted him to sergeant. his son set to be born in three months and his goal is to help to carry his son out of the hospital without crutches on his own two feet. combine that with his goal to return to the department full- time by septe

the cavs up 1--- coach k calls timeout-----six seconds left---grayson allen---looked like a lot of steps---off the window and good---ball game---- tony bennett in disbelief----- "they had six seconds, they spread out and grayson hit a hard shot. i kind of joked with coach k after. i said, coach i think he traveled, and he said well, i think he got fouled. it would have been tough if he missed because there was a lot of contact on that shot. wow. wow. wow, but he got into the endzone. social media had its input---walk or no walk, foul no foul---either way---it's a duke win--- uva has not beaten the blue devils at cameron indoor since 1995---- rough going for old had a 4-game win streak snapped by the visiting rice owls----- poor shooting night overall for the home monarchs-----27 points for trey freeman---odu led by 7 early in the first half--- all rice from that point on---- team-high 20 points for the hometown kid marcus evans---from chesapeake--- owls led by 15 in the second half and pulled away for a 75-66 win--- their first loss in 5 games---but their second straight less than stellar outing if you ask coach jeff jones. "transcri

tony hopes that her memories will live on -- a beautiful woman. >> a wonderful girl. i can't say enough about her i love her then i left her now. >> the victim of the rape for which guthrie was convicted sent him a letter and said she was set to testify before the judge's ruling three >>>> heartbreaking update -- a five-month-old baby girl hit by a car died. her mother is badly injured. she is still in the hospital the accident happened as they tried to cross the street last night. the driver stopped and is cooperating with the police and no charges have been filed. >> a 19-year-old from framingham is charged with an assault. he surrendered today and has to with a student in a freshman dorm. they are looking for a second suspect. it was not random. >> campaign 2016 -- the next test in the race for the president -- republican by mary in south carolina hours away where donald trump leads. ted cruz is gaining ground. in nevada the democratic caucus and this apparently is too close to call between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the weekend could mark a turning point in the campaign per >> by this time tomorrow we shou

in the hours before his death, he left a message on instagram to his wife, saying my rock, thank god. cory hart tweeted, i'm in complete shock. and skateboarder, tony hawk, tweeted, we are heartbroken. dave mirra, by the way, was 41 >>> coming up tonight, an oil spill is now affecting the wildlife along the potomac river. >>> help is on the way for a financially struggling prince >>> it is the second busiest trauma center in maryland. but it struggled for years, for money and a plan to survive. >> budgeting an extra $15 million for prince george's hospital next year. and for several years to come. but bruce leshan reports tonight, it's unclear if that's enough money. >> saved your life? >> saved my life. >> yolanda patterson has heard all about prince george's hospital centers' financial struggles. >> and this is the best, the very best service i've ever received from pg county. >> but she said the heart surgeons there literally saved her life. >> life is so much better and i can dance again. >> what i have in my hand, a supplemental budget. >> reporter: governor hogan just bowed to pressure from democratic leaders in the legislature, and announced