the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected, emerging to freedom from the hulking concrete facility. (lt. jeff hallock, orange co sheriff's office) "several other security breaches occurred. and when i say 'several other security breaches', we are talking about breaching in some cases significant amount of steel, bar and metal." officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help.... (lt. david sawyer/orange county sheriff's office) "so far, there's nothing that indicates that we have concrete that says there was specific assistance from anyone inside the jail."...but they believe a fight 3 3 police in miami catch an escaped prisoner after he kicks the back window of a patrol car. the man was being transported to a correctional center when he escaped. he is wanted in georgia on kidnapping, home invasion and was eventually caught, but not before a grueling chase. 3 "he attempted to strike a florida highway patrol vehicle - one of the miami-dade police vehicles and he did strike a sweetwater vehicle. a pedestrian was also sideswiped during this whole incident." fortunately,

is set to launch a new investigation a new investigation into the largest they will search for undetected pollution on the oil spill. they believe anchoring toxic pollutants have settled below the seafloor that could further hurt the environment. that could be funded by a $1.5 million grant. >>> orlando's tallest and fastest roller coaster is coming together piece by piece. yesterday cruise out of the apex of this shark inspired - - the rights it's 200 feet in the air. seaworld says it will go as fast as 73 miles per hour period it is scheduled to debut this summer. look at that, it is cool video. >> my son will be behind her and they will be watching. >>> my friend in palm coast did not get a lick of sun today. if you are in palm coast, you are in the fog today. officially, but a whole different story on the coast, we've got see fog on the shortcut it went into the north, 61 degrees for you and a north breeze, 1 mile visibility along the coast and you can see the color coding here where that fog is dancing t hrough. and this will be mainly on the beach itself initially tonight and the wi

they were meeting in a garage, they were telling each other to be extremely careful. undetected. take a listen. >> all seven admitted to having them to their advantage. cheated, and in many cases lied about it. people who are cheats and liars don't belong working in law enforcement and they're not going to work for the pinellas department. >> reporter: other recruits were given the opportunity to get the answers for the exam and when asked how difficult these tests were, they said not hard at all. >>> a woman will be getting a huge cash settlement. kingston claims that winston raped her while they were students. she claims that the school did tried to cover up the case. >> good evening jen. jameson winston plays here on sunday. but these allegations started following him around before he was a starter at fsu. today florida state admitted no kensman $250,000. $730,000. kensman claim she had to leave school and was denied an education because fsu didn't immediately investigate her allegations. federal prosecutor john fitsgibins isn't involved in the case but believes this was merel

easy to accumulate bed sheets, pillow cases and such."3 the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoiois undetected, emerging to freedom from the hulking concrete facility. (lt. jeff hallock, orange co sheriff's office) "several other security breaches occurred. and when i say 'several other security breaches', we are talking about breaching in some cases significant amount of steel, bar and metal."officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help.... (lt. david sawyer/orange county sheriff's office) "so far, 3 3 3 3 reportingi'm reid binion, their escape.discovery of staged to delay discovery of their escape.i'm reid binion, reporting 3 3 3 a grand jury investigating the undercover footage of planned parenthood has found no wrong doing. instead, the anti-abortion activists have been indicted. they are 3 3 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look at business headlines. crude oil prices tumble again, and take stocks along with them. the dow dropped 208 points yesterday to end at 15- thousand 885. the nasdaq fell 72 points to end monday at 45-18. 3 3 now let's take a look at today's business headlines acros

we are asking why she was undetected for so long. >> and botched trash collections are also under investigation. >> what happened when we try to confront big companies that are being blamed for weeks of the - - weeks of delay. we'll bring you more on that after the break. >>> family members of the marion county father want killed him. mark price has been following what happened at home after the men out with his girlfriend on early sunday morning and another man can to her rescue and so far, no one has been charged. >> no charges have been filed. today as family members plan for the funeral of their loved one, they are mourning his loss but desperately want to know what happens. >> our hearts are broken. we are very heartbroken. >> reporter: the family is devastated, and key leaves behind her, his siblings and and each of them have special needs. the family was shocked when they got the news that he had been shot and killed. investigators say he and his girlfriend got into a fight and she ran next door to get help. her neighbor grabbed his gun and went over to the house and he and ratcliff got

several lawsuits have been filed and now the f-b-i is investigating how the problem went undetected for nearly two years.. after a city water source switch. there have also been calls for michigan's governor to step down. he's been subpoened for his handling of the crisis. a federal judge has given preliminary approval... to a re-worked concussions settlement. the n-c- double-a would create... a multi-million-dollar fund... multi-million-dollar fund... to test current and former college athletes...for brain trauma. the new deal expands the plaintiffs ... to athletes from sports... beyond football, hockey and other contact sports. it comes after the u-s district judge ... rejected an initial agreement back in 20-14... that would've allowed blanket protection for the n-c-a-a... from class-action concussion lawsuits. tonight... a story that will make you more hesistant your money to. georgia investigators say this woman --- mary bennett faked stage -4- ovarian cancer and accepted up to 25-thousand dollars in donations ...which she used to take trips to l-a.. and new orleans. investigators

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. >> the police chief says the people and the fact that the weapon went undetected was not surprising. there is no met al detectors in the building. the city is going after grant money for the detectors. there is a problem this is a very worrisome. >> we had a lady in the courtroom with a weapon. we read about the bad things happening and it could happen here. we need a new building and to have better security measures. >> according to the police -- [ no audio] all right, that was bob jones reporting. brandy, the woman accused of hitting another woman on fulton road and driving away made her first court appearance. she was arraigned on two felony counts this morning. one on aggravated vehicular assault and the other for accident. getting out of the car to check out what happened and then leak leaving. she turned herself earlier to police. >> mentor police have identified the person whose body was found inside a home in an early morning fire. the body of 43-year-old james o'mersa found underneath debris in the fire. investigators believe that the cause of the fire was accidental. >>> n

the passports would make it much easier for trained isis fighters to cross international borders undetected. the devastation of the east coast blizzard is becoming more apparent tonight. children in new jersey today found a neighbor's body in the snow as they were getting off the school bus. its believed the woman suffered a medical emergency. continues after the storm. even though crews are plowing around the clock.. people are being told it could take until wednesday to get to some neighborhoods. and at ronald reagan airport alone.. flights were still limited today. our situation couldn't be more different. different.nine first warning metorologist sherry hughes is here with what you'll see in the morning. sherry. this nice warm-up is ahead of a cold front that will produce a few isolated rain showers this evening and more organized overnight. tuesday's high will come shortly after midnight and will likely still wlw radio talk show host scott sloan will be back on the air thursday -- from home -- after sloan had back surgery january 7th, but four days later developed an intestinal infecti

and though ticks may go undetected in your backyard, a new report reveals those that carry lyme disease may be much more widespread finding that the major tick species carrying lyme disease on the east and west coasts have now been identified in nearly half of the counties in the united states. this marks a nearly 45 percent increase in the number of counties that have recorded the presence of these ticks since the previous mapping in 1998. coast? the number of counties containing the species common to the eastern u.s. has more than doubled since the national distribution was mapped two decades ago. just because these ticks are now being identified, it doesn't mean they weren't there all along. but either way, remember to wear protective clothes and bug spray in the wilderness ? and see a doctor if you have a bullseye rash or flu-like symptoms that could indicate lyme disease. with proper caution, all americans can stay out of the woods when it comes to lyme disease. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. > a new study out today says more women are waiting longer to have chi

the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected, emerging to freedom from the hulking concrete facility. "several other security breaches occurred. we are talking about breaching in some "several other security breaches occurred. we are talking about breaching in some steel, bar and metal." officials say it's not help.... ...but they believe a fight that broke out friday staged to delay discovery of their escape. i'm reid binion, reporting now to the solar energy controversy here in nevada. nv-energy is reacting after their recent decision to scale back solar energy incentives customers and panels. nv-energy has now proposed a moratorium existing solar customers for as long but some are saying that measure isn't enough to help the industry as a whole. "its definietly not exagerating to say this has killed the industy. there is no solar industry left" butt with "we are the sunniest state, we should have a robust solar industry here. people like kevin benson from the no solar tax political committee have filed a referendum petition with the secretary of state's office seeking to

and though ticks may go undetected in your backyard, a new report reveals those that be much more widespread than previously thought. researchers analyzed county-level tick surveillance data across the country finding that the major tick species carrying lyme disease on the east and west coasts have now been identified in nearly half of the counties in the united states. this marks a nearly 45 percent increase in the number of counties that have recorded the presence of these ticks since the previous mapping in 1998. and for those on the east coast... the number of counties containing the species common to the eastern u.s. has more than doubled since the national distribution was mapped two decades ago. just because these ticks are now being identified, it doesn't mean they weren't there all along. but either way, remember to wear protective clothes and bug spray in the wilderness and see a doctor if you have a bullseye rash or flu- could indicate lyme disease. with proper caution, all americans can stay out of the woods when it comes to lyme disease. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timoth

prosecutors say it went undetected for years and involved millions of dollars and a network of 130 people, including d.c. youth services employee mark bell. the numbers from the department of you three of the location services are staggering. authorities say that bill and co-conspirators established using they theft ring information to file 12,000 fraudulent income tax returns. the false tax returns filed 2013 sought5 and refunds up to $40 million from the u.s. treasury. the stolen identities include names and social security numbers from the database but also use names of alzheimer's patients, dramatics, and incarcerated citizens. the department of treasury eventually issue $2.4 million of fund checks. kevin brown pled guilty to federal charges in 2013. bill lost his job with the city that same year in the city -- bell lost his job with the city that same year, 2013. will likelydeal he only serve a maximum of six years behind bars. you will be formally sentenced in april. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: take a good look at these pictures. these people are accused of setting a fire ins

it can go undetected for decades. two years ago she happened to learn she had it after donating blood. >> reporter: you know that you must have come into contact with some kind of so-called kissing bug >> that's right. that's right. >> reporter: sometimes a kiss isn't just a kiss >> no. it is not. this is a deadly kiss >> reporter: typically found in latin america, kissing bugs are snasing. it is estimated 3,000 people in the country is infected by chagas. here they're studying the bugs as part of research into chagas >> it is huge. imagining that being on your face. it can either bite close to your lips. >> reporter: is that where it tries to go? is it trying to get to your lip? >> yes. it will go to your lip. that's why it's called a kissing bug. >> reporter: this man helped to establish the national school of tropical medicine, the only one of its kind in north america. with financial backing from non-profits, including the gates foundation, the doctor and his team are doing what big prarma isn't. here? >> we're ma

they want to know how the trio got behind three security check points undetected. two are serving time for murder and the other kidnapping. >>> and now officials are facing charges because of video from planned parenthood. they work for an organization that opposes abortion and they allegedly said they were from a company and went inside and took videos. they say it shows planned parenthood selling tissue for profit. and a grand jury says that planned parenthood did nothing illegal. >>> isis organization may be running a passport industry, allowing supporters to possibly sneak into the united states and other countries. fake syrian passports were used by suicide bombers in paris back in november. officials are aware of the possible fake isis passports. >>> the pontiff urged him to combat terrorism in the mideast and called on iran to push other countries in the mideast to do that was well. iran is free from economic sakss after scaling back their nuclear program. >>> coming up at 12:30, the countdown to the super bowl commercial competition. we get a first look at

for the most part undetected. given that ebola is a disease with amortality rate of up to 90%, it's a frightening prospect. so far he says he is the only survivor with eye complications who has actually been tested and found to have the virus in his eye. is there still active ebola virus in your eye? >> it is an unned at this-- an answered at this point. despite having very high levels of virus in the eye, the outside of my eye, the surface of the eye as well as my tears, were completely negative for virus >> reporter: 30 to on 40% of survivors suffer from some type of eye problem, but it is it is unclear how many may still still harbour the virus in their eye. that's because specialists and sophisticated procedures is needed to make the diagnosis. there's one doctor in every 45,000 people in sierra leone. making yet another turn of events for ebola survivors even more difficult to identify and treat. many are now experiencing something else. symptoms that are being called post-ebola syndrome. a host of ail meants

santa barbara and san luis obispo county recession levels of dangerous toxic declined to load undetectable levels and crabs and those areas crabs are said but unbiased you to avoid hitting the internal organs or depths of the crab other northern areas such it remains however and advisory. >>gabe slate:. >>: when i was a union square for the tree lighting. >>will tran: you will be very lonely as you drive the roadway those two people working to get today is. up to the news is >>anny hong: we do have hard freeze when in fact it is quite a bit cold out there this morning and then we send a last few mornings it does not include san francisco and also the bay shoreline and the call this continues until nine this morning cold temperatures falling to the mid-20s tomorrow morning will be almost just as cold 25 in a bottle 20 to santa rosa keep in mind the numbers will continue to drop as it disclosed a sunrise is wanted even cold and all these locations for is an oakland 47 and san jose 24 our temperature change showing us a five degrees: and of vital that we have two to four hours ago it in littl

the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected, emerging concrete facility. "several other security breaches occurred. we e talking about breaching in some cases significant amount ofof steel, baba and metal." officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help.... ...but they believe a fight that broke out friday night may have been staged to delay discovery of their escape. i'm reid binion, reporting morning, a 50- thousand dollar reward is being offered. three dogs and basket of puppies are safe this morning. firefighters rescued the animals from a burning home in california. the fire might have been caused by clothing that caught fire whe thth home's furnaceeroke down. federal offices in washington are shut down for another day. that city is still trying to dig out this morning. plows have been working around- the-clock clear the e ajor roads in the nation's capital. people are also doing what they can -- clearing sidewalks and digging out their cars. a similar scene in brooklyn -- which was pummeled with more thaatwo feet of now. at least 41 people died

then used a rope made out of sheets to rappel down 4 stories...escaping undetected for 14 hours. hallock says: "we've got two investigations going on here. the investigation of the actual escape and then you have the investigation that is about apprehending the three inmates and that's really our priority right now." police are canvassing orange county's 'little saigon' looking for leeds... sawyer says: "we sincerely need the public's help put these three dangerous individuals back in custody." the only video officials have of the escape is this... which shows thousand surveillance cameras at the jail was set to begin later this year 2016 . lajeunesse on cam tag police refused to say what tools were recovered or how they were obtained. in los angeles, william la jeunesse, fox news. still to come we'll talk with two of the stars of grease live! but first... smile it's your birthday! we want to wish a very happy birthday to.... twins khaelah and khyah.... who turn 18-years-old today if you want us to now.... just send us an email... with your name, birth date, age and where you are

officials say levels in southern california are now low or undetectable, making crabs safe to eat. but the crabbing ban remains in effect here in the bay area. >>> it was a great day for goodwill. minutes ago, the organization finished hosting its annual donate thon. abc 7 news was in the mission district in san francisco as volunteers loaded supplies in a truck. goodwill says today alone, they will receive up to a hundred times more donations than on a typical day. >> today is a really exciting day. it's our third donateathon. and we will fill a hundred trucks with donated goods from all of our generous donors and the whole goal of it is to get as much as we can to put people back to work. >> the event with one last chance for people who get a tax credit for donating this year. >>> a mystery lottery player will ring in the new year with big money after buying a winning power baltic et in san jose. it's worth $1.9 million. the winner was able to match five of the six numbers in last night's drive. here are the winning numbers, 12, 36, 38, 54, 61, power ball, 22. first, some good ne

doctors say not knowing the difference in symptoms can lead to a heart attack going undetected. >>> new tonight, who doesn't want to live out their golden years in style and comfort, but that's not always the case for aging pets. now a growing number of assisted living and retirement homes are popping up to care for dogs in the twilight of their lives. >> this is like a hotel for dogs. >> dogs who are often blind, deaf, and arthritic. >> their every need is taken care of. >> no different than a nursing home for people. house with a heart. senior pet sanctuary in maryland cares for dogs in their golden years. >> they come here to live out their lives. >> it's not the only retirement home for pets. all across the world, similar senior centers are popping up. caretakers say the dogs come to the homes for many reasons. some come from families who can others had owners pass away. but most have little chance of being adopted because of their age. >> here you go, morris. >> reporter: a team of nearly 50 volunteers are currently taking care of two dozen seniors. many of whom need constant medic

officials say levels of that poisonous acid have dropped to low or undetectable levels there.b advisory initially went into effect last november. >>> don't forget the veggies when you're trying out those healthy new recipes for the new year. your fresh grocer tony tantillo has some tips on choosing asparagus. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is asparagus. it's on a lot of tables this time of the year. it's great, refreshing and nutritious. it's great for us. but selection and storage are important. otherwise especially this time of the year you lose the money on the flavor and nutritional value. let talk about it. when you buy it, green from top to bottom. make sure there's no white if the bottom whatsoever. if it's just a little bit maybe might pass. but try stay away from it. this time of the year they are thin which means you have to cook them differently to retain the flavor and squeeze it. when they are squeakiy they're pressure. i do tips on asparagus all the time but in the wintertime watch how you buy it. that's why i stress it. when you cook it

believe the couple was killed on december 27th but four days later while both lifeless bodies went undetected, investigators say garcia rang in the new year in times square with a friend. >> live with them but said basically it was the mother that was physically abusive to her in the past. >> 15-year-old destiny garcia being held here at the 56th precinct. charges she faces as an adult even though she's only 15 years old. another big part of the investigation from chief detective robert boyce is where this 15-year-old got the illegal handgun. darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new at 6:00, two people are recovering tonight after an argument turned violent. one person was shot. another was hit in the head with a shovel. it happened in queens. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon in jamaica. two vehicles at the scene were also found damaged. police are still investigating what prompted the violence. both people involved were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> a search is underway suspected of killing a mcdonald's employee in the bronx. 28-year-old adam garci

latest attack has fueled fears that is terrorists are using the migrant crisis to cross borders undetected. turkish newspapers have repeatedly warned of the presence of an i.s. terrorist cell, causing some to question just how effective the country's intelligence operations are. reporter: the hagia sophia -- a cathedral,then a mosque and now a museum. and nearby, another famous istanbul landmark, the blue mosque. this is istanbul at its most majestic. and it was here on sultanahmet square that a suicide bomber killed 10 tourists on january 12, allegedly sent by the is terror organisation. the streets and alleys around sultanahmet square , usually full of people, are now eerily quiet. the hotels are empty. mustafa ceyik runs a hostel right behind the blue mosque. the attack left him shocked and sad -- but he is also angry with the turkish government. >> our intelligence services obviously failed. although you can't completely prevent such attacks. the victims were tourists, but i think the suicide bomber was out to harm turkey. so we were his target. reporter: journalist ezgi basaran says t

and though the ticks go undetected in the backyard, those that carry lyme disease are more widespread than previously thought. they analyze the county level tick data finding the major tick species carry the lyme disease on the east and west coast and have been identified in nearly half of the counties in the united states. this marks a nearly 45% increase in the number of counties that have recorded since the previous mappings in 1998. for those on the east coast, the number of counties containing the species common to the eastern u.s. has doubled since the national distribution was mapped two decades ago. jc: and because these ticks are being identified doesn't mean they weren't there all along. so either way remember to wear protective clothing and bug spray in the wilderness and see a doctor if you have the traditional bull's eye rash or flu-like symptoms that could indicate lyme disease. phil: and gunfire in new hampshire. jcjc the jc -- jc: the argument that sparked the violence. phil: and beefing up the distracted driving bill. the new law that is considered at the state house

it can go undetected for decades.wo years ago stark happen today learn that she had it after donating blood. you know that you must have come in to contact with some kind of so-called kissing bug. >> that's right. that's right. >> reporter: and sometimes a kiss isn't just a kiss. >> no, it's not. this is a deadly kiss. >> reporter: typically found in most of latin america, kissing bugs are now popping up in the u.s. and spreading the disease. the c.d.c. estimates 300,000 people in america have the disease. a number considered to be grossly underestimated by the doctor's team at baylor. here they are studying the bugs as part of the research. >> it's huge. imagine that being on your face at night while you are asleep it. can either bite close to your libs -- >> is that where it tries to go? >> yes. >> reporter: is it trying to get to your lip? >> it goes towards your lip that's why it's called a kissing bug. the pug carries parasites those fast-twitching objects you see which enter the bloodstream and eat the cells sur

recent tests showed those levels dropped to low or undetectible for rock and dungeoness crab. commercial and recreational crab fishing along the northern california coast including monterey and santa cruz remains off limits. >> a tough industry. it is such hard work and the weather is unpredictable. >> some purchased their crab from out of state. others have taken it off the menu all together due to rising cost. for now it is too soon to tell whether crab prices will go down. both have not traveled south. operators are not sure it is worth the trip. >> you know what it is like when there is a you this boats fishing against you over and against five or ten boats fishing around you. >> hoping the ban will be lifted locally before the end of the season. >> i love crab. i'm from maryland. i'm always going to want it. but at the same time, not until i get some better information on it. >> i bought frozen from one of the local stores around. >> reporter: from santa cruz, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> according to the san jose mercury news, usual parking has been tossed out the window

officials say levels of the dangerous neurotoxin have dropped to a low or undetectable level there.tatewide crab ban initially went into effect this past november. >>> 4:41. more new laws going into effect today one in particular that lawmakers say will keep drivers, bikers and pedestrians safer but could make for a slower ride. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, went into effect is aimed to make it safer for drivers, bikers and pedestrians... as kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us... it's as >>> back now at 4:43. one of new laws that went into effect is aimed to make it safer for drivers, bikers and pedestrians. as kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us, it's as simple as when you can wear earbuds. >>> reporter: >> i see it a lot. i'm wondering, what are you doing? how can you hear what's going on? >> reporter: it has already been against the law for several years in california. putting headphones over your ears or earplugs in your ears while driving a car or riding a bike. but until now, the law has never specified earbuds. you know, the kind made by apple that a lot of people have. >> it's a s

results he didn't like, sheen says he's now back on his previous medication that made his condition undetectable in his tried to experiment in hopes of finding a cure for hiv. 3 time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. 3 sunny skies will dominate today with highs in the 50s. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 30s. rain moves in late morning on friday, with highs in the upper 40s. skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance for brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. sunny skies will dominate tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 30s. rain moves in late morning on friday, with highs in the upper 40s. skies should clear for saturday, with highs back in the mid- 50s. sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance for brief mountain snow, with highs in the 30s to mid-40s. next week becomes cold and clear, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and 20s. 3 now to pit crew traffic. 3*********hold****** *

the passports would make it much easier for trained isis fighters to cross international borders undetected. wlw radio talk show host scott sloan will be back on the air thursday -- from home -- after a medical scare that could have killed him. sloan had back surgery january 7th, but four days later developed an intestinal infection known as clostridium difficile or c-dif. c-dif.antibiotics flushed in his intestine, leaving the bad bacteria behind.sloan was so sick... he didn't recognize himself in the mirror. "i was gray and ashen -- certainly lost a bunch of weight -- but then i thought there's a lot sicker people in this icu that probably aren't going to come out of it and i'm fairly young compared to most in the hospital, a lot stronger and i got to fight for that. this is on me now." now." fighting "c-diff" includes taking antibiotics only when needed... washing hands regularly,,, and taking probiotics. if you live near a trader joes or a whole foods.. there's good news for you! you!economists.. say homes within a mile of either store are worth twice as much as the national average.and

results he didn't like, sheen says he's now back on his previous medication that made his condition undetectable in his blood stream.according to tried to experiment in hopes of finding a cure for hiv. 3 3 the rainbow push coalition is sponsoring a *series* of events to celebrate and honor dr. martin luther king junior. 3 the first ever "king legacy weekend" starts tomorrow, tomorrow,fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in downtown greenville-to tell us what about some events here in the upstate leading up to monday. 3 - rainbow push: sponsoring a gala here tomorrow night- a college fair on saturday... and a special mlk service on sunday evening eveningblood drive on monday:- "diversity the blood supply" blood connection: - focus on those who may not be able to find a match- a lot of african- americans have specific, rare antigens in their blood- hard to find compatible blood 3 3 3 3 "we need everyone to donate, but i also need specific groups.. these different ethnic groups to donate for their own different ethnic groups specific groups.. these donate, but i also need 3 "we need everyone to do

the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected: ((lt. jeff hallock, orange co sheriff's office) "several other security breaches occurred. we are talking about breaching in some cases significant amount of steel, bar and metal.)) ((kirsten joyce)) officials think a fight that broke out friday night may have been staged... to delay discovery of their escape./// adlib weather chat here's a live look outsdie from our boulder cam -- we still have some bumpy winds happening right now -- ................... winds in the teens along downtown and at the strip. ........................ current temps. -- 44 on the strip seven hills still in the 30 -- at 38 degrees -- feels colder because of those winds. .......................... here's our regional temps. pahrump 27 at this hour cold there -- jean 33 degrees laughlin 50 26 at mesquite -- cold in the 20's along the mid section of the state. ........................ we can look for that sunrise by here's our day planner -- 50 by 9 am -- 55 by noon -- 58 by 4pm and getting colder as the sun ashley c

: there are no metal detectors inside barberton municipal court so it is easy for a knife to go undetected. the police chief tells me that whatever happened here yesterday could have ended tragically. >> this booking of baker after her arrest and after police found this knife with a three inch blade in her purse. violence case went off during a hearing in this courtroom. yelled at the judge and threatened a prosecutor. something she repeated in booking. >> after the courtroom outburst baker left the building but officers tracked her down and charged with inducing panic and charged with carrying a concealed weapon. >> a lot of times people make threats but don't have the means to carry it out. it is just idle but she could have pulled it out and started to cut. >> it raises security worries in a building that has cameras but no metal detectors. >> why don't you have metal detectors. >> i don't know. we have never -- we have never had them here. part of it is the cost and where do you put them. technology grants hoping to get the metal detectors. the chief says the incident with baker highli

and can move undetected. who steps in now, the white house, un?ussions for north korea? >> i think they are going to be extremely negative. they must find it important to continue with the nuclear program despite repercussions, the talks are going to end between south korea and north korea. south korea is going to cut off aid, japan is going to cut off any type of aid and any type of reaching out to north koreans that are living in japan and, of course, the united states is likely to increase sanctions that are already in existence. so that means the north koreans made the conscious decision to make thistist, which tells me they're probably thinking of proliferating this to iran for not millions but billions of dollars and also probably testing this weapon that we saw today so that it can be placed in a war head on a missile that has icbm capability and, of course, that means the capability to hit the united states. >> do we know dr. bechtol if iran was present during the testing? >> that's a very good question. that's something we don't know yet,

the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected, emerging to freedom from the hulking concrete facility. "several other security breaches occurred. we are talking about breaching in some cases significant amount of steel, bar and metal." officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help.... ...but they believe a fight that broke out friday night may have been staged to delay discovery of their escape. i'm reid binion, reporting now to the solar energy controversy here in nevada. nv-energy is reacting after their recent solar energy incentives brought protests from customers and companies selling solar panels. nv-energy has now proposed a moratorium on the rate changes for existing solar customers for as long as 20 years. but some are saying that measure isn't enough to help the industry as a whole. "its definietly not exagerating to say this has killed the industy. there is no solar industry left" butt with "we are the sunniest state, we should have a robust solar industry here. people like kevin benson from the no solar tax political committee have filed a referendum petiti

they escaped undetected. >> we have two investigations going on.ation of the actual escape, then the investigation that is about apprehending the three inmates. that's our priority and the other investigations are taking a back seat. >> these inmates are wanted for murder, attempted murder and torture and cutting off a man's anatomy. police are asking for help. there is a $50,000 reward posted for information. heather: we'll be right back. e , with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov heather: we will see you back here in an hour. jon: we're going to be talking super bowl later. heather: yes, go panthers. jon: go broncos. "outnumbered" starts right now. harris: fox news alert on the millions of americans digging out from a massive blizzard which paralyzed the east

after just a few weeks, acocella's disease is now undetectable. doctor tuda says all baby boomers should be tested for hepatitis c. virus exposure could have resulted from transfusions before testings existed or dirty needles during the fifties and sixties. many doctors reused those needles after heating them. still to come this midday, improving iowa's water... governor terry branstad just introduced a plan not only to help with cleaning our water but also to help with educational funding. we'll tell you how the two initiatives are related in today's agribusiness report. "whereas you ramp this up over determine where the best use of resources are." governor terry funding for couple decades more of educational resource money. good morning.. this is the agribusiness report.. i'm david geiger. ---- it was in discussions for several months but last week the governor announced a proposal he's working on that would fund both education and water quality until the mid- 21st century. branstad says the nutrient reduction strategy is good.. but the problem

the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected, emerging to freedom from the hulking concrete facility. "several other security breaches occurred. we are talking about breehing in ome cases significant amount of steel, bar and metal."officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help.... ...but they believe a fight that broke out friday night may have been staged to delay discovery of their escape. i'm reid binion, reporting a woman who was a human trafficking victim is sharing her experience. she and area law enforcement agencies are hoping to end human trafficking in iowa. and here's a look at on our kaj will be back right after the break with a meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now with your first alert forecast. area with a few scattered flurries left behind. if you experience any flurries today, they won't amount to anything ananare a side effect ofofn overcast sky in winter. plan on temperatures to stay steady in the middle 20s in most areas. wind will generally be in the 15-25mph range, leading to brisk conditions at times. looking ahead, we have several very weak dis

. >> daniel: they cleared three security checkpoints undetected concrete facility. this morning officials believe fight that broke out in the cell friday night may have been staged for discovery of the escape. we will keep you updated on the seven all morning. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: 30 people died from the record setting storm. some states in the mid-atlantic saw as much as 3 feet of snow. school still closed today in philadelphia, baltimore and washington d.c. government offices in d.c. are closed as well. >>> sara: last week snowstorm helped carve out a spot for weekend trip in brooklyn, new york. group posted the ad on airbnb and the site pulled the ad saying unfortunately your igloo failed to meet occupancy standards. >> julie: still a little bit of bad news, right lane and breakdown lane still closed and why we are seeing the delays southbound as you approach furnace brook parkway. the northbound volume is typical to weekday commute. shifting north new accident on 128 southbound right at route 38 a little bit slow 93 south from wob

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questions by authorities as to how he made that journey undetected. >> and how to fund it all, too. i know they are looking into that as well. erin, thank you. >>> details of the security surrounding el chapo and mexican authorities are not taking chances. the drug lord is being guarded by dogs trained to detect his scent. there are hundreds of cameras and no blind spots like the ones that helped facilitate his escape in the summer. motion sensors are also in place. that is great as long as you can trust the people inside guarding him. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. with the race for president intensifying. less than two weeks until early voting begins, the strategy used on the campaign trail to lure in undecided voters. that's next. i am about to embark on a long and dangerous journey. i'm in search for the elusive...affordable 2 bedroom apartment. you know what you should do before you start? what's that? check your credit score. why would i need to do that? somebody else is going to check it, don't you want to know what they might find? sign up on credit karma. credit karma? yeah.

doctors say not knowing the difference in symptoms can lead to a heart attack going undetected. expect it to feel but there is usually discomfort somewhere in the chest area and/or in the neck and the jaw, the back, the upper stomach. there can -- it can be in either arm or shoulder. >> the american hearth association says risk factors include high blood pressure and diabetes can be more harmful in women than men. >>> a storm like this can be dangerous and you may not know you are hurt until later. dr. max gomez has more. >> jea. believe it or not, urgent care centers and emergency rooms are not that busy during a snowstorm. it's in the few days right after that heart attacks, orthopedic injuries start to pick up. here's how to keep from becoming patient. the first dangerous is a heart attack. shoveling snow puts a big strain on the heart especially because most people doing the shoveling probably spent the many months since the last >> if you are older and not in good condition, it if you haven't been exercising or have any risk factors like high blood pressure or smoking, don'

what's undetected by the naked eye, conley's instruments record the natural gas leak near the los angeles suburb of porter ranch are sky high. >> the largest methane source i'm aware of in u.s. history. >> we met conley the at the at t as he was getting ready for his second flight of the day. >> our goal each time is we estimate what the emission rate is, you how much gas is coming out of the leak from our flight. that's the purpose to come up with the number each time. >> what are you seeing during each one of these flights? >> in the beginning the first three flights were somewhere close to 50,000 kilograms per hour. the next one was 3,000 compared to 50,000. >> that's enough methane to fill the empire state building every day. and enough methane to increase overall emissions in the state by 25%. >> it's a catastrophic number we're dealing with, because we've never dealt with a quantity of methane this large before. also considering the fact that it is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide in trapping heat. so we all learned that last year, 2015 was the hottest year in the longest ti

sheets and towels to repel some 50 feet to the ground.the inmates cleared 3 security checkpoints undetected. officials say it's not clear if the inmates had help....but they believe a fight that broke out friday night may have been staged to delay discovery of their escape.the search for the three is now in its fifth day. 3 closer to home...we are covering the carolinas today--- - 3 where a search is also underway for an escaped inmate in rock hill. hill.authrotieis say zachery correctional institution last night.they say he walked away from the catawba pre-release center.his whereabouts is unknown...if you see him you're asked to call authorities.there is a reward for information that leads to his capture.reaves was serving eight years for second-degree burglary. 3 in gaston county-a teen is recovering after officials say he shot at an officer outside a north carolina mall before jumping over a retaining wall and falling about 25 feet! feet!jamoral hill is facing multiple charges once he's released from the hospital-- including attempted murder. murder.police say officer responded to eastr