johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. he created a profile and by posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnsons..you know how big america is???" johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs near or tonight, clear, lows upper 20s. turning windy tuesday ahead of a cold front moving through, for the most part my thinking is it will remain dry, temperatures will be in the middl

johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. she lives in nurmberg, is married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnsons..you know how big america is???" johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. let's get an update on your weather with ben. feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a high clouds by afternoon, highs near or slightly above 50 tonight, clear, lows upper 20s. turning windy tuesday ahead of a cold front moving through, for the most part my thinking is it will remain dry,

johnson says he tried going through the german government but got no help from it or the u-s army. in the end he says facebook was the difference maker. he created a profile and by posting pictures he finally made contact with his daughter kelly johnson. she lives in nurmberg, is married and has a son of her own. "soon as i lay down my phone beeped.. i pulled my phone up..i sit up in the bed and i looked at my phone and i said..'ifound my daughter!' "i searched over...i guess 20,000...30,000 ronald d. johnson says he has also made contact with his other child in germany... his son ronald johnson jr. he says both he and his daughter are trying to go through the immigration process so they can move to the u-s. much of the nation has it's eyes glued to the used to be"... that's according to republican presidential frontrunner donald trump. more on what he said during a rally last night in nevada as he discussed america's game. football is the latest target of eyes glued to the powerball jackpot that continues to climb ahead of wednesday's next drawing. no one claimed saturday night's

peake and u-s army colonel tim kopra went on a six-and a half hour spacewalk outside the international space station. the two worked on a voltage repair which has been out of service since last year. and while on their walk-- the astronauts snapped this photo of hurricane alex from space. what a neat view of that system. 108 years of birthdays. a kindergarten class does there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. on the military watch-- the coast guard is searching for 12 people -- after two military choppers collided in hawaii. a marine corps spokesman says two ch-53 helicopters are the crash happened off the north shore of oahu late last night. witnesses in the area reported hearing a loud boom over the water and saw a big flare in the sky. officials say searchers have spotted a fire and a debris field, including an empty life raft. the virginia beach crime solvers: are taking action to honor officers and others who have helped make the community safer. their 33rd annual awards ceremony is taking place right now at broad bay country club. newschannel 3 s erica

river at its highest level since 2011, the last time the "bonnie carrie" spillway was opened.the u-s army corps of engineers opened it for only the 11th time in its history.. because of the flood concerns. 3 time/temp ...the biggest jackpot in history ...while no one scored the billion-dollar- prize in the powerball lottery ... there were some big winners in the tri-state ... plus ...the stars were bright in los angeles this weekend ... which actors and actresses took home awards during the golden globes ...next, on good 3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 do you have your ticket? someone could become a near powerball.the jackpot is now the biggest in the history of the world.. at one- point- three billion dollars.there were however, some winners of lesser prizes here in the tri-state.the winning numbers from this weekend are 16-19-32-34-57 with a powerball of 13.the next drawing is wednesday. 3 two of those winning one million dollar tickets... were sold in ohio.both of those "five- of- five" winning tickets were sold right here in the tri-state, actually. only seven miles seperate the two reta

standard out 3 and before joining the u- s- army corp, she plans to attend western iowa tech community college.if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner 3 some sioux city elementary school students are joining the fight against cancer.students at crescent park elementary held a hat fundraiser today for the june e. nylen cancer center. students paid 1 dollar for the right to wear a hat in class. the student behind all of this... a 5th grader... says she was inspired to ask her school to do the fundraiser after cancer affected her family.today's fundraiser brought in more than 2- hundred dollars. 3 3 <

with no obligation.3 the u-s army veteran who became the face of the veterans affairs scandals over delays in care in 20-14 has died. barry coates testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. that's because the procedure was delayed at several v-a facilities, despite him having to beg for an appointment. coates eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates' story led to a national controversy about lengthy waits for medical care at v-a hospitals. he leaves behind a wifefeand five children. coates was just 46-years old. 3 3 the asheville humane society is helping in the rescue of 600 animals involved in an animal cruelty case near fayetteville. the hoke county sheriff's office county sheriff's office began investigating an unlicensed animal rescue after getting several complaints of sick animals adopted from the facility. authorities found more than 300 dogs... 250 cats... and 40 horses were being kept in filthy living conditions... many with no shelter. 3 capt. john kivetthoke county out here with open wounds, you've got animals

will ensure a post- graduation transition plan for new at six, six,a dire warning today from the u-s army rps of engineers. engineers.e agency is urging people be extrtrely careful near coralville lake.they say right now, the lake is about ten feet higher than normal, but is decreang rapidly. because the water is falling below the bottom of the ice, it's making for extremely dangerous conditions.the corps says falling through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape and a svccessful rescue becomes kext to impossible.they're advising everyone to stay off the lake. the warning comes just one day after the body of 17-year old tanner wymer was found in the la after his canoe capsized sunday.a second person in the canoe was able to make it to shore.we now know funeral services for wymer will be cedar rapids police need you help in finding two robbery suspects.take a look: look:this is surveillance video from the kum and go convenience store at 31-32 first avenue northeast early on the morning of december 21st.police say the two robbed the store.it's not clear what they took or if any

(nat sound- music) 3 and before joining the u- s- army corp, she plans to attend western iowa tech community gabriella!if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. 3 3 some sioux city elementary school students are joining the fight against cancer.students at crescent park elementary held a hat fundraiser today for the juju e. nylyl cancer center. students paid 1 dollar for the right to wear a hat in class. the student behind all of this... a 5th grader... says she was inspired to ask her school to do the fundraiser after cancer affected her family. 3 "because i recently had an uncle pass away from cancer. // it makes me feel proud.""we are continually very impressed with the students here and how caring they are and how they want to // impact the communy and not just what they do in the building so the fact that kellesse wanted to do this was a pretty amazing thing and we thought absolutely lets get behind ."today's fundraiser brought in more than 2- hundred llars. 3 3 3 kind of a dreary day in sioux

graduated from edgewood colesburg high school and served overseas as part of a medical unit in the u-s army. a judge has set a 1 million dollar bond for a hampton man charged with first degree murder in the death of his girlfriend. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, 61 year old ronald rand allegedly fatally shot his girlfriend on december 13th. police say rand killed 51-year-old michelle key of waterloo at his home. a trial date has not been set. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two cedar rapids police officers will not be charged for their involvement in a deadly police stopped a truck on ravenwood terrace northwest that night. they suspected the people inside were involved in a meth deal. one man in the truck, 21- year-old jonathan gossman, tried to run away. a police chase led to officers shooting gossman, who police say had pointed a gun at them. gossman died at the scene. the linn county attorney says officers lucas jones and bryson garringer were justified in shooting. as you get going this morning, you can start your day with a cup of coffee and a conversation with a ce

the missouri national guard will oversee clean-up with the u-s army corps of engineers collecting and disposing of the debris. the mississippi river and most other waterways in missouri and illinois flooded last week after 10-14 inches of rain fell over a wide swath of the two states. when we come back....one iowa school took a new approach when it comes to on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. homework follows you home as you move up in grades at school. new tonight -- how the council bluffs school district took on a new approach when it comes to tackling another issue -- attendance. and they invited brian mastre along to see how it works. << we often hear that the habits we develop in schoo

the u-s army corps of engineers park rangers are giving people a chance to climb inside the historic clock tower on the rock island arsenal. it's all part of their eagle watching tours.allowing people to see eagles from five floors up. [nats: walking up stairs...] park ranger mike mc-kean, says you'll see more eagles as the weather gets colder... mike mckean/park ranger, u.s. army corps of engineers: as long as there's a decent amount of ice on the river, usually viewing is pretty good. the ice just limits where the eagles can feed from, and down below the dams, that water's always churning." 10 saturday, january 16-th is the first day those eagle watching tours begin. they'll be at 9:30 in the morning and at noon... and before you head out to the island with your camera and binoculars, things to remember... reservations are recommended, because sometimes the tours fill up really fast.. and you should show up well before the tour starts. mike mckean: most public will want to enter in through the moline gate, that's where the arsenal security visitor control center is, so they'll just

in 19-69, the u-s army corp of water away from the months to study the effects of erosion. a big event for blue grass fans is coming and if you've been waiting on special delivery, old man you. what the post office is saying about storm. deliveries since last weeks snow storm. people who live on ridgecrest drive in roanoke say they received their mail yesterday for the first time since thursday. a spokesman for the united states postal service says part of the reason could have to do with snow piled near mailboxes. he suggests you make sure curbside mailboxes are clear of snow so mail trucks can approach the box and make sure walkways should be clear of snow and ice to prevent falls. he also says should be free of any obstacles. tad kelley: "our employees go to work. they try to get the mail delivered everyday. they're at the mercy of whatever the plow crews are able to do themselves." kelley said he expects all mail deliveries to be back to normal today. the botetourt county board of supervisors is creating a preservation advisory committee to help with the relocation of t

graduated from edgewood colesburg high school and served overseas as part of a medical unit in the u-s army. some people in cedar rapids are defending their right to carry weapons... it comes after president obama announced a series of executive actions aimed to reduce gun-related deaths. the executive actions expand background checks on some gun sales, including those made online and at gun shows. the president also called for more funding to increase access to mental health care. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy explains how one group is supporting the second amendment in an unexpected way. "in iowa, talking politics in gas stations or pizza places isn't uncommon, especially in the weeks leading up to caucus night. but the iowa conservative union says the conversations happening here, in this cedar rapids godfather's aren't necessarily about who's chasing the white house." "hi, what can i get for you." between phone calls checking permit dozens of eastern iowa gun owners packed into this small, backckom. and they're not shy about the weapons strapped to their side. 21:57:57 "if we don't use your

water was diverted from the falls in 1969 for months so the u- s army corps of engineers could study the effects of erosion.last winter you may have seen that the falls appeared to freeze, forming huge ice formations. but underneath, the water kept rushing. 3 snow plows and salt trucks hit the roads during last week's winter storms.and one road in kingston, tennessee is getting some special attention. 3 (:26) "he was going all up and down the street. people stopping to talk with him about it. he was having a big time" (:31)three- year- old sam curry hit the road to do he's lacking in size.. he makes up for in speed.his parents got him the bulldozer for his birthday last month... and in between snow balls.. sledding.. and building snowmen.. he's taking care of business.he's still learning the buttons.. and his route is unconventional but when round two of winter weather comes.. this little snow plow driver will be there to clean it up. 3 3 3 3 my dog ate my homework.. and my car keys.coming up at six.. we'll tell you the funny at work.plus, celebrating a major milestone.we'll introduc

stories.the u-s army corps of engineers is urging people to be extremely reful near coralville lake. lake.right now, the lake is about ten feet higher than normal, but that level is decreasing rapidly.because the water is falling below the ttom of the ice, it is making for extremely dangerous conditions.the army corps says fafaing through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape.the warning comes just one day after the body of 17- year-old tanner wymer wa found in the lake after his canoe capsed sunday. a celebration n of life is now set for the solon high school senior.a visitation will be held for friday afternoon for tanner with funeral services at aaint mary's catholic church in solon on saturday. insteaeaof flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. the waterloo policedepartment facebook pagsurfaced. surfrfed.the creator of the page posted intention to harm members of the police department -- going so far as saying they wanted to kill the police. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller spoke wiwi the chief of police and joins us

the u-s army veteran who became the face of the veterans affairs scandal over delays in care in 20-14 has died. barry coates testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. coates eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates ) story led to a national controversy about lengthy waits for medical care at v-a hospitals. it resulted in the resignation of veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki as well as the signing of a law to overhaul the department of veterans affairs. barry coates died saturday from colon cancer. newschannel 3 is taking action for after a person in northwestern virginia tested positive for the zika virus. doctor nancy khardori is an infectious disease specialist at eastern virginia medical school. she says zika virus has been around for decades -- but its resurgence now is especially troubling with the c-d-c reporting 24 countries with outbreaks. the concern is a link between zika virus and developmental issues in babies before they )re-p&born. right now e-v-m-s is recommending pregnant women who have travele

the u-s army corps of engineers says barge traffic stopped this week near st louis. livestock and equipment were forced to higher ground. several states have issued emergencies...the missississippi was expected to crest 14 feet above flood level. the same storm that brought massive rains started as a hour winds and up to 2 feet of snow. drifts were found up to 14

standard out 3 and before joining the u- s- army corp, she plans to attend western iowa tech community college.if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. 3 3 <> 3 3 a day after suspending his presidential campaign activities -- republican presidential candidate doctor campaign trail tomorrow.it comes after the death of volunteer *braden joplin*.in a one- on- one inte

the missouri national guard will oversee clean-up with the u-s army corps of engineers collecting and disposing of the debris. the mississippi river and many other waterways in missouri and 10-14 inches of rain fell over a wide swath of the two states. cloudy skies this evening with some sunshine on tuesday with windy conditions from the south will take temperatures back to the 30s. more rain and snow chances to wrap up the week. 2015 was a wild year on the america is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong. and don't expect things to slow down in the next four weeks. in the last 12 months polls had bush, walker, trump, carson and cruz as the leading candidate at one point or another. but the big question is who'll be leading the final poll four weeks from tonight. our dave

u-s army colonel timothy kopra and british astronaut timothy peake are replacing a shorted out solar voltage regulator. it's been out of service since last year. the british astronaut is the first from his country to do a spacewalk./// brian loftus > elementary school students designing and developing robots, for competition, in today's "what's cool at school!" ((brian loftus)) fourth-and- fifth graders at twitchell elementary are beyond busy - in full preparation mode for a robotics competition. they need to make sure their robots, or bots, are ready to perform on the big day stacy carpenter co-chair of robotics club "they started with miniscule pieces and parts, and now they have this robot, and it does things, and they've coded they've really felt like they accomplished a lot together already." ((brian loftus)) the competition is weeks away, and the goal for the bot is to be able to complete various tasks - like rolling up and down ramps, and using it's claw to pick up a ball, and make a shot collin moxley 5th grade "you have to have the right sensitivity, so you can still make pr

the missouri national guard is in charge of working with the u-s army corps of engineers to make sure clean-up goes smoothly. the groups will collect and get rid of debris. federal aid is now heading to the area -- president obama has approved a request for federal support from missouri's governor. at least 25 people have died in missouri and illinois, which is another state that was affected by flood waters. many people have lost items in belongings left behind... to call if fortunate- that it lost all my furniture and the only thing#i saved were my clothes." the flooding happeed after the area saw 10-14 inches of rain fall. in the last 24 hourr -- social media put waterloo police on alert. a facebook page made waterloo police officers public enemy, and encouraged people who followed the page, to attack them. police chhef dan trelka reached out to kwwl about the page and said this: enough is enough. the page has since been taken down. the issue came p on the sam night waterloo's new mayor -- entin hart waa sworn in. he's talked out bringing the city together under his leadership -- a

he graduated from edgewood colesburg high school and served unit in the u-s army. a judge has set a 1 million dollar bond for a hampton man charged with first degree murder in the death of his girlfriend. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, 61 year old ronald rand allegedly fatally shot his girlfriend on december 13th. police say rand killed 51-year-old michelle key of waterloo at his home. a trial date has not been set. a waterloo woman is in jail this morning for child endangerment resulting in death. police found a one year old unresponsive in amy hangartner's daycare in june of 2015. the child later died at the hospital. the courier reports that the child was in a car seat and left in a closet for a nap. an autopsy ruled the death accidental. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two cedar rapids police officers will not be charged for their involvement in a deadly october shooting. police stopped a truck on ravenwood terrace northwest that night. they suspected the people inside were involved one man in the truck, 21- year-old jonathan gossman, tried t

graduated from edgewood colesburg high school and served overseas as part of a medical unit in the u-s army. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... today is going to be a mild, pleasant mid-january day. it won't last, though. we'll have highs in the middle 30s near the minnesota border with middle 40s from highway 30 to the south. sunshine will also be pretty plentiful. clouds increase tonight, bringing a slight chance of a light wintry mix late. we'll begin riday around 25 to 30 and slowly fall much of the day. occasional winds picking up from the downright cold with temperatures continuing to fall through the perhaps not with blustery winds, it'll feel more like -20 to -40 this weekend. additional snow showers may fall saturday night, mainly south of highway partly cloudy high: 41-47 winds: the heat is still off at the linn county courthouse after a burst pipe, earlier this week. today the courthouse brought in a portable diesel-elect

graduated from edgewood colesburg high school and served overseas as part of a medical unit in the u-s army. a judge has set a 1 million dollar bond for a hampton man charged with first degree murder in the death of his girlfriend. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, 61 year old ronald rand allegedly fatally shot his girlfriend on december 13th. police say rand killed 51-year-old michelle key of waterloo at his home. a trial date has not been set. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two cedar rapids police officers will not be charged for their involvement in a deadly october shooting. police stopped a truck on ravenwood terrace northwest that night. they suspected the people inside were involved in a meth deal. one man in the truck, 21- year-old jonathan gossman, tried to run away. a police chase led to officers shooting gossman, who police say had pointed a gun at them. attorney says officers lucas jones and bryson garringer were justified in shooting. some eastern iowa non- profits are receiving thousands of dollars in grant money to encourage volunteering. the iowa commission

the missouri national guard is in charge of working with the u-s army corps of engineees to ke sure clean-uppgoes smoothly. the groups will collect and get rid of debris. federal aid is now heading to the area -- president obama has approved a request for federal support from missouri's governor. at least 25 lives have been lost in missouri and illinois, which is another state that was affected by flood waters. many people have lost items in their homes and only have a few personal belongings llt behind... "we were fortunate-if you want "i lost all my appliances. i lost all my furniture and the only thing i saved were my clothes." the flooing happennd after the fall. a kwwl follow-up. we now know the name of a man killed in a weekend shooting in nashua. the d-c-i identified the man as karl white. he was 56. an autopsy shows e died from a gunshot wound. the preliminary investigation shows he might have been shot by accident by someone else... but authorities say they're still investigating. no one is in custody. family is hoppng an autopss will bring them closure...after a young mother dies unexpe

here in the corridor, the u-s army corps of engineers is urging people to be extremely careful near coralville lake. lake.right now, the lake is normal, but that level is decreasing rapidly.because the water is falling below the bottom of the ice, it is making for extremely dangerous conditions.the army corps says falling through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape.the warning came just a day after the body of 17- year-old tanner wymer was found in the lake after his canoe capsized sunday. a celebration of life is now set for the solon high school senior.a visitation will be held friday afternoon for tanner with funeral services at saint mary's catholic church in solon on saturday. instead of flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. iowa governor terry branstad wants to divert some tax dollars away from improving school buildings and put it towards water quality projects. projects.he's calling it his biggest and boldest plan yet. the governor wants to extend a one-cent sales tax established in 2008 by 20 years.the plan would pro

here in the corridor, the u-s army corps of engineers is urging people to be extremely careful near coralville lake. lake.right now, the lake is about ten feet higher than normal, but that level is decreasing rapidly.because the water is falling below the making for extremely dangerous conditions.the army corps says falling through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape.the warning came just a day after the body of 17- year-old tanner wymer was found in the lake after his canoe capsized sunday. a celebration of life is now set for the solon high school senior.a visitation will be held friday afternoon for tanner with funeral services at saint mary's catholic church in solon on saturday. instead of flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. iowa governor terry branstad wants to divert some tax dollars away from improving school buildings and put it towards water quality projects. projects.he's calling it his biggest and boldest plan yet. the governor wants to extend a one-cent sales tax established in 2008 by 20 years.the plan would p

a dire warning today from the u-s army corps of engineers. engineers.theyeyre urging people to be extremely careful near coralville lake.they say right now, the lake is about ten feet higher than normal, but is decreasing rapidly. because the water is falling below the bottom of the ice, dangerous conditions.the army corps says falling through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape and a successful rescue becomes next to impossible.tt warning comes just one day after the body of 17-year old tanner wymer was found in the lake after his canoe capsized sunday. a celebration of life has now been set for the lon high school senior.a visitation is scheduled for friday afternoon with a funeral at saint mary's catholic church in solon on saturday.tanner's family asks that instead of flowers, memorials can be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. turning right now to delaware county.. county..where authorities say a farmer died after accidentally shooting himself. himself.it happened just east of the town of dddee.the delaware county sher

the u-s army corps of engineers says barge traffic stopped this week near st louis. livestock and equipment were forced to higher ground. several states have issued emergencies...the missississippi was expected to crest 14 feet above flood level. the same storm that brought massive rains started as a blizzard out west. new mexico and texas getting 50 mile per hour winds and up to 2 feet of snow. drifts were found up to 14 feet high. early estimates in north eastern new mexico calculate as many as 20thousand head of cattle may have been killed by the storm. usda rolling out it's latest quarterly inventory numbers for all hogs and pigs in the u.s. as of december 1, the number of hogs and pigs in the u.s. was largest inventory seen since usda began this report in 1988. the breeding herd (6 million) is up one percent and the market hog supply (62.3) isislso up one percent....it too is record high going back to the 80's. the number of saved pigs-per-litter also at record levels--nearly 10 and a half. a big difference from recent years as farmers overcome challenges from t

the u-s army corps has opened a major spillway near new orleans for the first time in years. they are hoping to decrease the flow of the swollen mississippi river. heavy rain has sent the river to since 2011, the last time the spillway was opened. local media reports that new orleans mayor mitch landrieu praised the spillway for safeguarding the city. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we can expect mostly sunny skies today with a high of 54 degrees & light breezes to 10 mph. by tuesday we will have some clouds move overhead with a high of 55. temperatures will continue in the mid 50's through the clouds & a slight chance of showers through the weekend but the bulk of the activity should stay well to our north. daytime temperatures remain below normal for the week ahead with our average at 58 degrees this time of year. good morning. your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back t

the u-s army corps of engineers is urging people to be extremely careful near coralvle lake. lake.right now -- the lake is about ten feet highererhan normal -- but that level is decreasing rapidly making it extremely dangerous.the army corps says falling through the ice right now leaves little chance for escape.the warning came just a day after the body of 17-year-old tanner wymer was found in the lake after his canoe capsized sunday. memorial service is now set for the solon high school senior.it will be friday afternoooofor tannenewith funeral services at saint solon on saturday.instead of flowers -- tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. in cedar rapids -- c-street southwest will be closing near tait cummins memorial park on thursday.crews will soon be installing a new sewer line in the area.the work is expected to take two montnt to finish. in iowa city -- police say someone is passing out fake one-hundred dollar bills across town.investigators were able to track the fake bills by the serial number.all residents and businesses

u-s cellular center. kids from the local salvation army boys and girls club worked on portraits for a contest. they researched their african-american role models ... and drew them for the cellular center's first annual black history month art competition. one girl drew a portrait of civil rights hero claudette colvin - who she called brave. 3 52:56 she was the first black lady to get arrested because she sat on the bus where it said whites only the finalists in the competition will have their potraits on display at the cellular center for the month of february ... their favorites. 3 3 3 3 we have another early bird gets the win giveaway this morning in honor of asheville restaurant week. we are giving away two 50 dollar gift certificates to strada. go to facebook dot com slash news 13 to enter. we will announce two winners just before seven this morning. and coming up chef anthony cerrato from strada is live with example of what you can find on their lunch menu for restaurant week. 3 3 3 coming up... campaign 20-16. the latest poll numbers showing which presidential candidates are taking the l

this morning, a disturbing report about how the army allegedly handled shipping live vials of anthrax for more than a decade. according to a story by u-s-a today, several high-ranking officers who army biodefense lab in utah face possible disciplinary actions. the report found the army neglected safety warnings. so far, there have been no illnesses associated with the shipments. nasa makes a deal. it will launch more missions from the eastern shore to the international space station. we'll tell you how soon a rocket could take off. more sea turtles stunned by cold water in our area. 10 on your side checks in on their recovery. and the norfolk police department gets ready to patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs

it also set up checkpoints and searches with the assistance of the army the u s embassy in jakarta is warning all americans to shelter in place we'll keep monitoring this story for an update on good morning america coming up at seven right after daybreak and speaking of updates we did just get one from the virginia lottery officials they are just announcing on twitter that two people in virginia won one million dollars and one of them is in for judy beach the other winner is in salem that is near roanoke. of course three winners in california tennessee florida tennis with the overall one point six billion dollar jackpot after hitting all those lucky numbers guys while the regulations whoever that is set to find a virginia beach when i write that well developing right now more serious story for you. iranian state tv is airing a video of our after two navy boats drifted into iranian waters watched this was a mistake that was our fault and we apologize for mystic green behavior was fantastic well here we thank you very much for your hospitality and your assistance the u s is apologizing

the army veteran who helped lead the charge against the u-s department of veterans affairs for delays in care has kershaw county. barry coates died of cancer saturday. in 2014....he testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. the procedure was reportedly delayed at several v-a facilities. he eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates' story led to national controversy about lengthy waits at v-a hospitals and led to the overhaul of the department of veterans affairs. the 46-year-old husband and father was buried yesterday in bethune. several pastors in the greater columbia area have an invitation for you for this weekend. details next. plus, one midlands charity is asking you to open up your home to a fury friend. we'll tell you how. break 1 tim hanley is with one church ablaze. the statewide prayer gathering by the south carolina pastors alliance is this sunday, february 31 from 4 to 6pm. meet in shortess chapel at columbia international university which is at 7435 monticello road. call 803-600-8040 for more information

army. another group when a car bomb exploded in afghanistan. u-s officials are condemning the attacks... and calling on pakistan to stop supporting the taliban entirely. the obama administration is expected to announce new visa requirements as make it harder for visited middle eastern countries... to enter the u-s. people who have visited iraq, iran, sudan, or syria in the last five years... or are dual- nationals of any of those countries... would be affected the department of will outline specifics... during the announcement. coming up next-- one n-f-l team makes history-- by hiring its first full-time female coach. we'll tell you who got the job. .gorities bust a moonshine scheme. how they were able to catch the facebook advertisement. you're watching fox 35 good day orlando. it's we'll be right back. welcome back-- : give it to me i' m worth it baby i' m worth it m worth it gimme gimme i' m worth it m worth it baby i' m worth it pepper discovers jimmy dean made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help

the army veteran who helped lead the charge against the u-s department of veterans affairs for delays in care...has been laid to rest in kershaw county. barry coates died of cancer saturday. in 2014....he testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. the procedure was reportedly delayed at several v-a facilities. only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates' story led to national controversy about lengthy waits at v-a hospitals and led to the overhaul of the department of veterans affairs. the 46-year-old husband and father was buried wednesday in bethune. the recent death of a lancaster county man has started yet another national recall of airbag inflators. joel knight was killed in december after his ford ranger collided with a cow. federal officials with the national highway traffic and safety administration say the airbag inflator deployed and propelled a piece of metal that hit and killed him. while previous recalls have involved older model vehicles ....this new one includes at least one 20- 14 model. knight's death is one of 11 now linked to faul

the army veteran who helped lead the charge against the u-s department of veterans affairs for delays in care...has been laid to rest in kershaw county. barry coates died of cancer saturday. in 2014....he testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. the procedure was reportedly delayed at several v-a facilities. he eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates' story led to national controversy about lengthy waits at v-a hospitals overhaul of the department of veterans affairs. the 46-year-old husband and father was buried wednesday in bethune. bethune police are offering up video evidence in their search for the crooks behind a series of breakins. video of one person trying to break in to a grocery store off of main street. since the beginning of the month seven stores have been burglarized. police say in all cases thieves kicked in doors to get inside and grabbed whatever cash they could find. the person in the video is seen wearing a white mask, dark hoody -- and carrying a backpack. anyone with any information that can

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response to the test. 3 right now its unclear if the close to 25-thousand u-s troops in south korea are on a heightened alert.the army has had a presence on the according to the washington post--- the air force is expected to deploy a radiation detecting aircraft to help determine if north korea claims are true. 3 you can always head to fox carolina dot com for the latest developments. 3 3 for all you foodies out there- today marks the start of an 11- day food fest you won't want to miss. 3 it's restaurant week! 3 fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in downtown greenville this morning-- and ashley- this year- there's a lot of restaurants joining in... 3 more than *30* restaurants on the list list- it's one of several offering up a 3-course meal for $30 this yearchance to eat at some of the most high end in the upstate at an affordable price- rick erwin's, larkin's- greer: the stella'salso great deals at favorites like carolina ale house offering a 2 for $25 menu, palmetto ale house- runs today through january 17th 3 sampling some of the deals this morning:- lazy goat- roost - southern pressed juice 3 time for traff

an army national guard sergeant is back in the u-s after a 9-month deployment... but it's her dogs-- that are getting the attention. when krista coey returned home to wisconsin... she got an enthusiastic greeting from her great danes, calla and wrigley. krista says the separation was as hard on her-- as is was on the dogs. "i had asked someone to send me a sweatshirt, and it showed up and it had dog hair on it, and i just started crying." the video of that reunion is getting plenty of attention online. krista and her dogs are world dog awards-- in category. ### josh little is up next announc this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. announcer: if you're looking for an incredible experience, meet a shelter pet and adopt. they make super pets who will enrich your life and steal your heart. adopt and bring home a shelter pet today. the nfl tonight. three teams have offi

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access to cash also makes it difficult for the nation to pay its army and police forces the director of national intelligence has been hacked u s intelligence official confirms a breach involving james clapper is online personal accounts. this comes just months after reports that someone hacked c i a director john brennan's personal email. all right if you're watching during the energy to dinner. however couple light showers across northern areas are actually some decent showers come across interesting that weekend as they move to the east and those are gone i didn't even see any reporting stations ever show up any rain but are probably couple spots where we had a sprinkler too and right now we're looking at what is possibly one or two isolated snowflakes making it down to the ground but i doubt any of that really is causing any kind of issue around richmond stripping the e so again we mentioned earlier five percent maybe ten percent chance that the most. it's a couple of snowflakes literally just a couple in the middle of the night right now forty four degrees winds out of the west and the dew point a team that's why it's so d

the army veteran who helped lead the charge against the u-s department of veterans affairs for delays in care....has been laid to rest in kershaw county. barry coates died of cancer saturday. in 2014....he testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. the procedure was reportedly delayed at several v-a facilities. he eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates' story led to national controversy about lengthy waits at v-a hospitals and led to the overhaul of the department of veterans affairs. the 46-year-old husband and father was buried the recent death of a lancaster county man has sparked yet another national recall of airbag inflators. joel knight was killed in december after his ford ranger collided with a cow. federal officials with the national highway traffic and safety administration say the airbag inflator deployed and propelled a piece of metal that hit and killed him. while previous recalls have involved older model vehicles ....this new one includes at least one 20- 14 model. knight's death is one of 11 now li