u.s. marines unique among u.s. forces. >> there you go. >> reporter: officials call this a routine mission, but the timing of this one happened to be just after the rocket launch by north korea. a time of raised tensions in the region. >> really, it's my job to maintain this force and be ready to respond if we are called to do so. it could be, you know, you mentioned, you know, tensions on the peninsula, but it could be anything. it could be elsewhere, and this is a vast area of responsibility. it is the largest of all the combatant commands. >> reporter: the public affairs officer tells us the unit will stay at sea for the near future. and asked if they will soon conduct a joint exercise with south korean troops, a clear signal of readiness for the north. nhk world, somewhere off the coast of okinawa. >>> diplomatic relations between north korea and its neighbors are continuing to deteriorate. our next story tells us how signs of progress made the last couple years have reversed in the wake of the launch. >> repor

u.s. marines were on duty at an undisclosed location off the coast of okinawa. an amphibious assault ship serving as a base for u.s. marines. onboard were 2,000 members of the marine corps. amphibious assaults are their specialty. when a conflict breaks out, they're the first to be sent in. the public affairs office said the exercise is just a routine mission. but marines onboard say they're aware of the situation on the korean peninsula. >> i think everybody recognizes it. it's pretty much all over the news in every country all over the world. we definitely recognize it. that's why we're out here ready, no matter what, whether we get the call or not, we'll be here in case people we need to defend need our help. that's why we're deployed. >> reporter: 150 fully armed troops boarded osprey aircraft. i followed them as they headed for a distant island. about 90 minutes later they landed. it was a drill. the scenario was an airfield overwhelmed by enemy forces. the number of enemy were more than double the marines. the aim was to contain a large number of enemy tro

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. >> reporter: before becoming abe u.s. marine reservist, she interned for the police department. >> she clearly had a passion to serve others in a way that went beyond herself. >> reporter: guindon and two other officers responded to a domestic disturbance on saturday. when they arrived, suspect ronald hamilton opened fire from the front door. >> reporter: guindon's training officer and ten year veteran david mckeown along with eight

lcpl josh burch -- u.s. marine corps quick sot!!! [a 00680551(two corps 10:21:59> "trying to concentrate keeping my balance pushing this and he's learning to move in a new way -- adding to milestone for his emotional, mental and physical well-being. doctors say walking could help burch prevent issues-- many spinal cord injury patients have. they include blood clots and trouble breathing. a final look ahead to super bowl 50 between the panthers and the broncos. an acc basketball team enforces a self- imposed exile. and the monster jam returns to the hampton coliseum. the jets are flying in, the celebrity parties are in full swing. and ticket prices get higher every hour. it's super bowl weekend, time to break down america's biggest sporting event of the year. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this friday night. does peyton manning have enough left in his arm to win one more game? can the broncos defense contain young cam newton. will it be a super blow

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u.s. soldiers and marines experienced there. weather, of course, was very important to the experiences of these soldiers. in winter, especially early in the war when the troops are not actually well supplied. they had used supplies leftover from world war ii. intended for climates in places not like korea. so they had boots that were not appropriate for climbing mountains or for withstanding deep, deep freezing cold. they also had overcoats and their uniforms were not well suited for the cold climate of korea either. so, one soldier -- sorry, a marine actually, private first class bruce d. lipert, entered korea in march 1952. so in the time of the stalemate. he said like everyone else who served in korea, i have a lasting memory of the cold. we wore heavy parkas, thermal mickey mouse boots and all the other stuff. so he came in after they got the supplies that they needed to withstand the cold. but i still couldn't get warm during the winter months. at the same time i found the summer heat oppressive, mainly because of the high

leon: there is a group of people that viciously attacked a u.s. marine outside mcdonald's restaurant. stephen tschida live in the newsroom. actually we will get to that in a bit. actually, there he is. he is standing by. you have the attack here at the mcdonald's? >> that is right. we broke the story and we are still on it now. tonight a possible piece of evidence that the d.c. police may not release evidence. we are talking about the surveillance video. 30-year-old var quaz is a did he believe rated veteran of the war in iraq and -- decorated veteran of the war in iraq. he was eating on a mcdonald's on "e" street in d.c. a group of young people surrounded him and started to yell about black laves matter. he sensed trouble and ignored them. when he left he was attack and viciously beaten. mcdonald's turned over the video to the police. and he fears the attackers will strike again. this is what chief said about the video today. >> if there is evidence, we have to cases and look at the value and what kind of chance somebody may be able to identify a suspec

u.s. marines, and the two holder brothers remembered as local heroes. >> your family lost two boys. >> theyought four america. >> they fought for north america. >> time has a way of stealing history and breeding life into a nation's worst fears. you hear the idea. build a wall kick them out. i talk to people a lot who say donald trump may say that it will never happen. >> people forget easily. just because you think it will never happen, it does. history repeats itself. >> the state of california apologised for its role in deportations, but a wider effort to win acknowledgment of the injustice has yet to succeed. >> next year, a bitter chapter, death on a playground. the killing of tamir rice, cleveland's reaction and what activists consider a shocking ban by the city against the boy's family. voices and a strain using them can place on a music muscle. a note about the cause and the cure later. >> hot on the "america tonight" website. arkansas's shocking law that leaves tennants at the mercy of landlords. you won't believe the conditions. aljazeera.com/"america tonight". >>> just one of the

. >> in other news making headlines this noon, the u.s. marine corp. says trace elements of d.n.a. have been found from marines killed in a helicopter crash last month. a spokesperson said the family members were identified. 12 hawaii based ma reebs died when two helicopters crashed january 14. is it cause of the crash is still under investigation. investigations updz way after an explosion on a plane in somalia. about 14,000 feet up, passengers say they heard an explosion in the cabin. two people were hurt. the pilot was able to land safely. initial tests of the damage came back positive for explosive . >> a day care director is under arrest for child abuse after given to police. the video was captured by an employee who said she was uncomfortable with the director's behavior. >> capturened on the cell phone of the employee handed over to law enforcement for evidence. clermont police arresting 41-year-old kimberly reed, the director of the children learning center. police say the video shows reed hitting the 4-year-old with stuffed animals and lifting him in the air to drop him on

u.s. marines. so if we're able to reduce that just by 20 or 30 percent, then that would be fantastic. " karim abdel- malek started the the virtual soldier research program in a new a-p poll is out today ranking the hawkeye and cyclone men's basketball teams. catches on john's big ol' fish. stay with your 24 hour news an area of low pressure pushes tonight bringing the chances for a wintry mix. the precipitation looks light in nature and will change to light snow before ending. lingering flurries could be with us into the afternoon with all accumulation s generally under 1 inch. you may get a touch of spring fever later this week as a warmup commences. highs by thursday climb into the 40s with 50s ahead for the end of the week. have a great night! tonight: m/cloudy, mix late low: 24-30 winds: s 5-10tomorrow: chance of snow, mainly early high: 32-38 winds: nw 5-15tomorrow night: mostly cloudy winds: nw 5-15wednesday: mostly cloudy high: 31 - low: 20 thursday: mostly cloudy, milder high: 43 - low: 23

>> well, it's really cool. >> i want to be a marine. >> this is a u.s. marine. they're in norway working with the norwegian battalion on techniques of driving a tank so that they can be prepared in all types of weather. >> that's not driving. that's drifting. that's drifting like a 40-ton war machine. >> i say keep it up, fellas. >> semper fi. >>> from tanks to transformers. >> oh, cool! >> he looks like a robo cop. but he's about to do some really cool scenes. >> this is genius. when you are skiing, no matter where you fall, you're pretty much just in control. >> something like that. he's a little more athletic about it though. >> sign me up. >> total control, too. >> so they call this the buddy ski. >> his back is a sled. the guy's thought of everything. >> he's got skis on his knees, he's got skis on his elbows. whatever point he decides to land, he's going to be doing it graceful. >>> kate has a huge problem. why this video is causing huge controversy. >> hoping this is a character. i really am. because this just seems ludicrous. >>> and tame ime for some fu

u.s. marine's recovery. >>> u.s. navy has stopped teaching sailors how to use stars to navigate. now with increased threats of cyber attacks it is bringing back celestial navigation. celestial navigation ended a decade ago after gps became available. now with high-tech threats the navy is bringing it back for an extra layer of protection. navigator's location. tampered with. happen. midshipmen are trained. cost $2,000 a piece. >>> a bay area boy's story that born with the heart condition? listen to this. >> he is the one who spoke with fortune. now he wants to cross another item off of his bucket list. this sunday he is having a huge guess what? everybody is invited. noon to 4:00. there is an entry fee. it goes to help support eric's medical cost. we have more information of wtsp.com. time. >>> traffic alert for drivers in st. pete. contractor for the gandy project will be closing a portion of the road tonight and detour is lengthy. road warrior hilary zalla >> westbound lanes of gandy boulevard will be closed tonight and tomorrow morning. same closure will take effect saturday n

. >>> tomorrow a u.s. marine will bury his infant son. the service is thanks to your support. we told you about perez and his family last wednesday. his son died from s.i.d.s. the family is currently stationed in california and had trouble paying for the funeral and trip back to the bay area. raise more than $14,000. a.m. tomorrow in new port richey, followed by services at 10:00 and 11:30 and the public is invited to attend. >>> those social media games may not be so innocent. the key red flag and simple check to be sure you're not accidentally giving away vital information. and taking on drones, two condo >>> two tampa condo hours are trying to prevent people are using drones on their property. call them a privacy risk. but that only scratches the surface of the concerns. >> reporter: on a beautiful day, you can spot a lot of people enjoying the outdoors in downtown tampa. you'll probably also see a lot of these. >> around the park especially, kids and their parents flying their drones around. >> reporter: while there have been major concerns, this letter was sent to residen

leon: tonight, a decorated u.s. marine attacked at mcdonald's. group of teens started harassing him, then robbed him and assaulted him with a handgun. roz plater has the investigation happening now in northwest. is so sad as this veterans survived eight years of war in iraq, only to come here where he was robbed and beaten unconscious. friday night, a group of rowdy teenagers walked into this mcdonald's and began taunting this man. >> me if i believed black lives matter to. i felt they were trying to intimidate me. eat myed i would just food. because i was not responding, they called me a racist. roz: he does not remember much of what happened next. the manager said the group followed him outside. >> as soon as i walked out the mcdonald's, i was hit on the back of the head and drop to the ground and i was unconscious. roz: he suffered had a neck injuries along with multiple bumps and bruises. >> april back memories of the war. roz: he is an eight year veteran of the iraq war. this picture shows him saving a fellow marine in iraq. that was the bas

>>> right now, everyday citizens getting involved after a gang reportedly beat up and robbed a u.s. marine corps veteran. tonight, how americans are coming together to help him out. >>> and the vacancy on the supreme court sparking heat partisan debate. you saw it play out last week. it continues. and it could be a game-changer in 2016 race, stretching far beyond the race for the white house. >>> hundreds of people across america are now coming forward to help a u.s. marine corps veteran who was attacked at a washington, d.c., mcdonald's restaurant. a gang of teenagers reportedly knocked the veteran, christopher marquez, knocking him unconscious and stealing his wallet. a good samaritan has started a gofund me page to replace the $400 he lost. it has blown past that, with almost 14,000 $. >>> the remaining supreme court justices set to return to work tomorrow after the death of their colleague, antonin scalia. we covered his funeral live on fox news. gathering at the largest catholic church in the nation to celebrate the life of a legal icon. with justice scalia now laid to rest, the focus

u.s. marines. so if we're able to reduce that just by 20 or 30 percent, then that would be fantastic. " karim abdel- malek started the virtual soldier research program in 2003. from florida to maine the east coast is battling a heavy storm. in north carolina, snow and ice were to blame for more than 15-hundred car accidents in less than 24 hours. two former presidents have now been out campaigning. bill clinton for now george w. bush is talking to voters for his brother jeb. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! plan on light snow to graze the areetoday. only a dusting is likely in many areas with locations south of i-80 we will melt more snow than we will gain today. plan on highs yet again in the 30-35 range. moving forward, there is little to no chance of precipitation moving forward through next tuesday. the big story will be the warmer air by thursday , with even warmer temperatures still likely for friday and saturday. at this time, widespread 50s are lik

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. >>> yet another shocking attack on a u.s. marine in the d.c. area. i'm reginald roundtree all new on 10 news at 5:30 hear what he remembers from the night he was attacked from behind and left to die in the snow. >>> u.s. navy is going old school. what they are teaching sailors to fight back against threats of cyber attacks. >>> a doctor performs a rare surgery with incredible success. how this infant with a heart issue was treated while still in the womb. >>> there is a new push to make sure teenagers know how dangerous it is to drink and drive. national highway traffic administration are using emojis to get the word out. little pictures show the less glamorous side of drinking. you can see a broken bottle. a car crashed into a pole. you can see a teenager in handcuffs for underage drinking. car crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers. a quarter of all crashes involve a teenager who was drinking. we have a link you can download all of the emojis. go to wtsp.com. it is on our app. >>> coming back to earth after a year in space. astronaut

u.s. marines say they've recovered some of the 12 victims' officials said dna traces were found during search and rescue operations that ended on january 19. they sai right -- they said families were notified and the cause is under of polite led to an elanding caught on camera. the first call came e of -- 1:30 and they have to ditch the aircraft in a nearby lagoon. emergency crews were able to pull the uninjured pilot from the water. authorities said he was unable to get the plane's landing gear down and he wageorgia has executed its oldest death row inmate for the killing of a convenience store manager decades ago. the state department of corrections says 72-year-old brandon astor jones was pronounced dead just before 1:00 this morning. jones was convicted in the 1979 shooting death of suburban atlanta store manager roger tackett during a robbery. another man was also convicted and executed in 1985 in connection to the case. allyson: a house oversight committee is scheduled to hold a hearing today in washington, d.c. on the safe drinking water act in flint, michigan. contaminated with lead a

u.s. marines say dna traces were found during search and rescue operations that ended two officials say families of identified marines were notified. the cause of the incident remains under investigation. recovery and salvage operations may take several months to complete. continuing coverage now of the tucker hipps' case. a judge consolidated two lawsuits, involving the clemson student's death for efficiency and convenience. tucker was 19 when officials say he died during a fraternity run in september 2014. his parents say he was forced to walk along a narrow bridge railing over lake hartwell. each lawsuit filed by hipps' family seeks $25 million from three members of sigma phi epsilon, the national and local chapters of the fraternity, and clemson university. all defendants have denied any the university of south carolina upstate plans to open a new location in downtown greenville. you're looking at the main campus in spartanburg. it also has a campus on south pleasantburg drive in greenvil its newest campus would be loca the university announced it will outline plans for the new downtown gree

u.s. marines say the recovered some of the 12 victims' no word if 22-year-old sergeant jeffrey sempler of woodruff is one of them. patrick: georgia has executed its oldest deathr the killing of a convenience store manager decades ago. the st corrections says 72-year-old brandon astor jones was pronounced dead just before 1:00 this morning. jo shooting death of suburban atlanta store manager roger tack another man was also convicted and executed in in 1985 in connection to the case. a house oversight committee is scheduled to hold a hearing today in washington dc on the safe drinking water act in flint, michigan. contamin source switched from detroit to the flint river in 2014 a cost-cutting move made while the city was under state financial management. the corrosive river water was not properly treated and caused lead from pipes to seep into the drinking water. allyson: the university of s.c. upstate plans to open a new location in downtown greenville. a university spokesperson says that the new facility will be located downtown not far from the peace center. its current facility will sta

her high school principal remembers her as a cheerleader before high school and a u.s. marine. her final your book thoughts read "live for something. >> the iron is overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service has her life taken away on her first day. department on friday, ashley was shot and killed responding to a domestic call on her first shift. >> they approached the front door of the home. the subject inside the home later identified as the accused opened fire. rhondella: ronald hamilton of woodbridge has been arrested for capital murder. he is accused of killing gwendon and his wife. and shooting to officers. police lowered its flag and at scored her mom -- escorted her mom to the airport for the trip to virginia. >> it is a tragic thing for any police officer to have to deal with. rhondella: two communities grieve the sudden loss. that was her neighbor in merrimack. she grew up first in springfield and moved here later. the family has seen tragedy earlier. when she was in high school and the air national guard in iraq committed suicide. ed: breaking news f

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u.s. marines including a massachusetts man. the marine corps says trace elements of dna were found during search and rescue operations off the coast of hawaii. the dna identified some of the victims. it' s not clear which ones. 23-year-old marine corporal christopher orlando of hingham was on one of the choppers that crashed last month. right now, authorities say one person has died after a plane ripped open in mid-air. a body was found in mogadishu, where the plane departed. sources tell cnn the body likely fell from the plane, after a hole was blown into it. there' s no sign of criminal action. passengers on the flight say they heard a loud bang, and saw smoke before the cabin de-pressurized. passengers getting a close look at a hole in the fuselage, with the metal torn back. >> suggests that it was a bomb of some sign -- some size. erika: some aviation experts believe a bomb would have but security leaders say it groups to see what brings down a jetliner. a dramatic escape from a burning home. girl was forced to make. emily:

u.s. marines say they've recovered some of the 12 victims' remains. no word tonight if 22-year-old sergeant jeffrey sempler, of woodruff, is one of them. michael: turning to the tucker hipps case. a judge consolidated two clemson student's death. he was 19 years old when he died during a turn 80 run in 2014. -- a fraternity run in his 2014. parents say he was forced to walk along the narrow railing of a bridge over lake hartwell. each lawsuit filed by hipps' family seeks 25 million dollars from three members of the fraternity a consolidating the two lawsuits would be quote, "more efficient and convenient for the court." all defendants have denied any responsibility for hipps' death. carol: to the latest in that outbreak of the zika virus. health officials in texas have confirmed that the zika vis can be sexually transmitted. a person who had not traveled to a country affected by the mosquito-borne virus, was infected after having sex with a person who had returned from latin america. health officials suspect the virus was spread through mosquito bites

u.s. marines. that's a mistake, they were sailors not marines. this is in addition to those infamous photos released by iran with u.s. soldiers on their knees with their hands on their head. the defense secretary said those images made him very angry and john kerry said on "fox and friends" they made him furious but on the day of their release the secretary of state struck a much more conciliatory tone. >> i also want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. i think we can all imagine how a similar situation might have played out three or four years ago. today this kind of issue was able to be peacefully resolved and efficiently resolved. >> just to put this latest development in perspective, this medal is typically given to iranian war heroes, it's a very rare medal and one of the highest honors that iran's supreme leader can ever give to a military leader. leah and heather. >> kristen fisher in washington. thank you. >>> the time now is 25 after the top of the hour. the final poll before the first votes are cast

. >> reporter: before becoming a u.s. marine reservist, she interned for the police department. >> she clearly had a passion to >> reporter: guindon and two other officers responded to a saturday. when they arrived, suspect ronald hamilton opened fire from the front door. >> we have three officers that have been shot. >> reporter: guindon's training officer and ten year veteran david mckeown along with eight year veteran jesse hempen were wounded and are expected to survive. >> officers provided first aid to the wounded officers until fire and rescue staff could get on scene. later in the afternoon, officer guindon succumbed to her injuries. >> reporter: hamilton eventually surrendered. police found his wife dead inside the home. the couple has an 11 year old son who was not harmed. hamilton is an active duty staff sergeant who works at the pentagon. no one knows why he fired on the officers. neighbor leon harris described >> the guy, he was a good guy. >> reporter: early sunday morning more than a hundred patrol cars lined up o

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before becoming a u.s. marine, reservist, she interned for that department. >> she clearly had a passion for serve others, in a way that went beyond herself. >> authorities say ronald hamilton, opened fire from his front door when she and two he eventually surrendered and they found his wife dead inside. the county attorney says prosecutors will seek the death penalty. a pastor in ohio was shot and killed, in his own church this morning. dayton police say that schooler was killed by his brother. the police say it was the result of a domestic dispute, involving the brothers and they are interviewing several, church members who are witnesses. one said the shooter walked into the pastor's office and heard two gun shots. >> at the prayer, he got up, and he went back and our pastor's office. and then i heard two shots. it was not a minute and i heard two shots and so i just got everybody out of the church. and just kept hearing shooting, and shooting, bang bang bang. >> anchor: about 20 people were inside at the time o

u.s. marines confirmed on tuesday that some remains were found--- during their efforts to salvage the downed helicopters.a specialized ship is at the wreckage site helping with the recovery effort. 3 we are following breaking news. the greenville county sheriff's office is investigating a double shooting.this is video from the scene on mansion circle in piedmont just after three this morning.we're told two women were shot and taken to the hospital but should be ok.no arrests were made at last check.deputies say neighbors did see two men getting into a dark older model acura--but thats all we know.as soon as we learn more--we'll pass it along. 3 3 only on fox-- an anderson county bus driver's quick thinking may have saved a young boy's life. life.8-year-old brayden burns says he was about to cross the street when a speeding mini van came down the road. his mom and the bus driver say it barely missed him. his mother says she couldn't be more thankful to the bus driver known as **ms tweet** for laying on her horn and the speeding car flew by. brayden says, it was a scary moment for him. 3 3 3 "

. >> reporter: before becoming a u.s. marine reservist, she interned with the police department. >> she clearly had a way to serve others that went beyond herself. >> reporter: go win done wen uindon and others responded to a domestic violence call. >> we have three officers that have been shot. >> reporter: guindon's training officer and eight year veteran jesse hempen were wounded and are expected to survive. >> officers provided first aid to the wounded officers until fire and rescue staff could get on scene. later in the afternoon, officer guindon succumbed to her injuries. >> reporter: the shooter wife dead in the home. hess son was unharmed. he is a staff sergeant who works at the pentagon. no one knows why he fired. neighbors described him as a gentle giant. >> the guy was a good guy. great neighbors, you know, just something must have snapped many. >> reporter:ery sunday morning, more than 100 patrol cars lined up outside the hospital where officer guindon was taken. they provided escort to a young woman whose first day

u.s. marines. so if we're able to reduce that that would be fantastic. " karim abdel- malek started the the v)rtual soldier resech program in 2003. a minnesota compananthat produces coatings for various materials is opening a new facility in dubuque. r-i-e coatings will set up shop in the dubuque industrial district. the 25,000 square foot space will serve customers in iowa, illinois and indiana. the dubuque development corporation says companies like r-i-e are exactly the kind it's trying to bring to the area. "what it means is eventually it's going to be their showcase facility, this is where t ty are going to be bringing their costumers. so, it's access to markets illinois, iowa, and indiana, but also they provide services that are existing in industries that are utilized so that's important for the city of dubuque, the industry, and the community. " the company is planning to employ 12 to 15 production workers in dubuque. it hopes to a cedar falls furniture store is officially moving across tow

. >>> the u.s. marine corp has found traces of dna f fm marines killed in a helicopter crash last month. it was found during a search and rescue operation. right now no other information is available. 12 hawaiian based marines were killed in a helicopter crash during a training exercise on january 14th. and the cause is still under investigation. >>> one person is dead after a fiery wreckage. thth crash shut down a highway last night. witnesses say that an suv slammed into the back of a truck, and the suv driver did not survive. >> anchor: police in mexico discovered an unfinished tunnel leading into the united states. it was found in a house of all places. 32 feet deep and 7 feet wide. but it had onlyy gone about 9 feet toward the u.s. >>> now to good news here at noon, former u.s. president, jimmy carter, said that his scans show no signs of cancer at all. the doctors discovered medical gnome on in his liver and brain last summer. and they discovered that four cancerous lesions were gone with no cancer a

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