. >>> we're following up on a story we first told but last night concerning research on undetect brain tumors. one of the patients discovered he had a tumor after watching a story on cbs three health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how we help save a life. >> reporter: thinks really something. you you never know who is watching our stories a and how the information we provide, can make an impact. well, yesterday we did the story on that viewer who became a patient, today we followed up with the brain surgeon. >> in this part it is all healed it extend up this far. >> reporter: john foreign is recovering from brain surgery and working on getting his strength back with the help of his girlfriend, january he will dell sandra who does a lot of cooking for him. >> here's to health, happiness. >> reporter: john, 63, lives in south jersey has no symptoms and was in great shape and experienced scubadivers and instructor, volunteer fire fighter and adventure and traveler. >> i was totally shock. >> about a million people living with brain tumors. >> reporter: john was watching cbs-3 in oct

we'll get a better idea of how many people might have undetec undetected brain tumors and what shoulde done. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well today pennsylvania governor tom wolf reveal he's battling prostate cancer. at a press conference wolf was optimistic and says his cancer is treatable. wolf tells "eyewitness news" doctors found the cancer during a routine checkup. the sketch-year-old stresses this will not impact his job as governor. he wants the diagnosis to help teach other men about the importance of early testing. >> make sure that this is an example of why routine checkups actually matter and make a difference. >> we have great courage and feel all right, feel more than hopeful. >> governor wolf' treatment for prostate cancer will start in the coming weeks and should last few months. >>> one of the off duty police officers injured in the nightclub brawl allegedly involving former e guilty lesean mccoy is speaking out through his attorney. officer darnell jesse suffered facial bone fractures and other injuries at recess lounge early super bowl sunday. pol

we'll get a better idea of how many people might have undetec undetected brain tumors and what should be done. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well today pennsylvania governor tom wolf reveal he's battling prostate cancer. at a press conference wolf was optimistic and says his cancer is treatable. wolf tells "eyewitness news" doctors found the cancer during a routine checkup. the sketch-year-old stresses this will not impact his job as governor. he wants the diagnosis to help teach other men about the importance of early testing. >> make sure that this is an example of why routine checkups actually matter and make a difference. >> we have great courage and feel all right, feel more than hopeful. >> governor wolf' treatment for prostate cancer will start in the coming weeks and should last few months. >>> one of the off duty police officers injured in the nightclub brawl allegedly involving former e guilty lesean mccoy is speaking out through his attorney. officer darnell jesse suffered facial bone fractures and other injuries at recess lounge early super bowl sunday. p

parents packed the school wanting apan explanation of how t deonte carraway could go undetected.o far they have located 12 victims. in unfortunately, the more we keep looking, the more we keep finding. sglo >> the mother of an 11-year-old victim also filed a new civil lawsuit. leaders at the schools are taking action to try to prevent tut abuse. in addition to public meetings, the district put together a task force to review its current policies. next week principals are having mandatory meetings with staff to go over abuse training and reporting. counselors are also meeting with students about appropriate contact in the classrooms. >>> happening toda county police chief plans to talk about the crash that killed one of his officers after the man charged appears in court for the first time today. a grand jury indicted him in the death of officer noah liota. he was killed in december when he stopped to check a driver to dwi and was out of his car there this in rockville. >>> we're following breaking news in wheaton, maryland. crews have spent the last few hours trying to plug a wat

>>> what would have happened if he went undetect detected. >> the zika virus had people afraid to travel but that means more discounts for you, tell you how you can save up to $1000 when you plan your next vacation. >> home at last, passengers feeling the tossing and turning from the cruise ship what you see behind reporter there that misses a major storm warning. we are here of what one >> not seeing any happy faces. >> we are waking up to chilly weather. >> we are talking about a weather alert here and the freeze warning that continues here. >> temperatures right at 39 degrees. >> and fout for a little frost out there. >> we are still dropping temperatures, i don't think we'll see a couple of upper 20s here. here is thedeal. danger coast, citrus hernando county underthe freeze warning at 9 a.m.. >> they have been at freezing. right along thecoast, we don't have a worry here with the water influence there. >> the moderating of temperatures, a little further to the east and then head to the eastern manatee, that's when we'll have temperatures in the mid-30s. >> that'll be continuing over

each other but this family did not associate with the others very much so that was pretty much undetected , that type of activity. heather: starble was held 50,000 bail and will be back in court dollars next month. live in danville hh wmur news 9. tom: tonight a man accused of swallowing several baggies of heroin during a police traffic stop, is in an exeter hospital and authorities call the struggle that happened on the side of the road an increasingly frustrating, and frightening pattern. wmur' s jennifer crompton is live jennifer? jennifer: in this case, the suspect was out on bail for pending drug charges, under the supervision of strafford county community corrections when he was stopped, he had a nearly identical situation with another driver two weeks ago. 26-year-old noah grassie of maine, faces felony drug charges, arraigned by telephone from inside exeter hospital tuesday afternoon. taken there after what started with a routine traffic stop by a state trooper along busy route 101 in hampton on monday. >> he initiated the stop, briefly spoke to the driver and the passenger and im

of what happens when suspicious items go undetected through airport security. ((kirsten joyce)) this comes after a report was released... stating dozens of suspicious items easily make it past security. kris van cleave explains the training t-s-a agents will now undergo... to combat the issue. seeing the power of even a small explosive...made the threat real for nearly 200 soon-to-be airport screeners. they're going through a new training program address troubling security gaps within the transportation security administration. a damning report by the department of homeland security's inspector general last summer found screeners failed to detect 67 of 70 suspicious items brought through airport check points. peter neffenger became tsa administrator in july. (neffenger ) "what the inspector general results have told us is that you can never take your eye off the mission shawn weeks- freeman is one of the academy instructors. .on august 11th 1982--she was a flight attendant on pan am flight 830..standing just rows from where a terrorist bomb exloded while the 74

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple.

. >>> the a aeged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight.

hackers entered our system january 13-14 and the hack went undetected until this was encrypted, but they were successful in gaining access" since becoming aware of the breach, the f-o-p say they've notified the department of justice cyber crime division. the f-o-p website and system has been taken down... and outside consultants are now working with internal personnel to get both safely back online. the f-b-i is investigating... the f-o-p says it's not aware of any threats to officers or their families. you decide 2016 a big day in the race to the white house... the first major test for the presidential hopefuls today in iowa. republicans were out in full force in a last-ditch attempt to sway voters... donald trump and ted cruz each trying to slow each other down... "he likes to pretend he's robin hood. he's going to protect everyone from wall street, the big bad wall street right? he forgot to mention that he's borrowed a lot of money at almost no interest., anybody in because he pays almost nothing from goldman sachs and from citibank." cruz: "if you look at his financial disclosures,

cardiac events can be the first very first signs of an underlying heart condition that had gone undetected it can be a bomb underlying heart rhythm abnormality can be in control now will acquire arteries and in an abnormal thickening of heart sometimes all those can go undetected without symptoms of the situation especially some of the older kids to high teenagers sometimes they can actually have a very subtle symptoms that either they themselves and this minimized did not recognize or actually in there but to his attention so as it stands offer some of the heart is not a part of a regular sports physicals for a child or anything like that is there any are there any changes being made to the screening process to be able to catch these congenital heart issues and anything were regarding a child's heart. it's not part of the table screaming and in general the general population and the most important thing is start with your primary care physician with your pediatrician and any sometime in the commission for chest pain shortness of breath fainting spells palpitations anything like that shoul

this count does, however, not represent the minimal numb per since many of the manatees go undetect td. after haas year's count, the wildlife service announced their position to reclassify the federal status fromendangered to threatened. good news there. >>> coming up next, have merc the spin off of full house hitting the web. we will tell you all about it in the morning trend. >>> and dream come true for a five-year-old boy battling a rare disease. the story how he got to meet his hero when we return. if well, an a a dip in the jet stream has much of the nation feeling a chill this morning. we have our own south florida chill. not the warm spot on the p map. that's los angeles at 59. >>> dj asking for help to raising her three boys. all episodes are available to netflix subscribers with some familiar faces coming back. >>> good morning, south florida side. winds are picking up, 12 in key west, 7 miles per hour currently a little bit less with conditions picking up in fort lauderdale and miami. the gust u.s. are also picking up in the keys currently in the 20s. taking a look at the big

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a dococr for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator teded cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. a statistical dead heat, but

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to

steve you found out many cases go undetected. >> reporter: a lot of people don't go to the hospital and only one in five show symptoms. if it's going to come to orlando you know it's probably going to happen in a place like this. a lot of tourists come through this airport and a lot of them are from countries with big problems right now. it's only matter of time for central florida. >> you have no strength, no energy. like to do anything. not to even sit down. all you want to do is lay down and sleep. >> it happened to lizzie morales during a trip to el salvador. it's been reported in five florida counties now, miami-dade, broward, lee and hill oh boar -- hillsboro. >> today governor rick scott spoke about it. virus is common in florida. >> symptoms only appear in they include fever, rash, joint pain and irritating eye redness. symptoms only last a few days most people don't feel bad enough to get medical attention. >> the biggest risk is for pregnant women because it can newborns. >> it can be fairly mild or catastrophic into a baby that's never going to live in a normal productive lif

those are raptors, and they can fly past radar undetected. right now door the and south korea are in that standoff over nuclear and missile testing by pyongyang. tisha: only three days until the republican presidential primary in south carolina. all six candidates will take part in a cnn debate. the remaining three candidates include front runner donald trump, former governor jeb bush, and governor john kasich will square off tomorrow night. steve: a major endorsement tonight for marco rubio. nikki haley will endorse rubio it comes one day after haley made it clear that the front runner, trump, would not be getting her support. tisha: now to the tobacco road showdown, duke and carolina chapel hill. this back in the top 25. carolina holding onto the number five spot. >> it is that time again for the 241st time all time, the tar heels and blue devils getting ready to get sweaty for the first matchup of this season. the tar heels about a seven-point favorite. fans are hoping the big shots in this game will be made on this basket. we would expect

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions,

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of mi

. >>> the alleged imposter accused than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. a statistical dead heat, but it's the first time cruz is on top. marco rubio at 17%. another poll earlier today showed trump still ahead, but

. >>> back on "eyewitness news" with a follow-up story concerning research on undetect brain tumors.ient discovered he had a tumor after watching a story right here on cb. cbs-3. >>> at this part it is healed and extend up this far. >> reporter: he is recovering from brain surgery and working on getting his strength back with the help of his girlfriend, janet dell sandra does a lot of cook being for him. >> cheers. >> here's to health, happiness and adventure. >> reporter: john, 63, and lives in south jersey has no symptoms and was in great shape, experienced scuba diver and instructor, volume will tear fire fighter and adventure and travelers. >> i was totally shock. >> reporter: about a million people are living with brain tumors. >> reporter: john was watching cbs-3 in october and saw our story on a mobile mri unit offering free screenings in several cities. as part of the columbia university least search project, sponsored by the brain tumor foundation. >> so i strolled over, and rest is history. >> reporter: follow-up reveals a deadly tumor successfully removed during a 14 hour

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, but what they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening.

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions,

think of food allergies you think about peanuts or eggs, some allergies may be more subtle and go undetected. alicia vitarelli is at the big board explaining how one doctor is connecting the dots. >>> a local doctor turned into a medical detective to find the food culprits causing his health problems and now he is helping others turn their health around. for nearly ten years, diane was told her problems were due to irritable bowel syndrome. she avoided fruits and vegetables, but it wasn't working. visiting her dermatologist, she noticed a seen offering patch testing the kind use for skin irritations. she got tested and had reaction to cinnamon and preservatives. >>> i didn't know i was eating cinnamon, but i did learn it is found in ketchup and spaghetti sauce and russian dressing. >> reporter: after a lot of label reading she adjusted her diet. >>> i feel great. it's 180 turn around. >> reporter: the doctor was trusted couldn't finding food that was causing his pain and discomfort. he started looking at ingredients. garlic is everywhere. a patch test showed that garlic caused a red spot. th

the planes are capable of sneaking past radar undetected. just last month, the u.s. sent a nuclear-capable bomber to south korea after north korea' s fourth nuclear test. lisa: nevada rancher cliven bundy has been denied bail. federal prosecutors are calling bundy lawless and violent. 2014 standoff with officials trying to round cattle grazing illegally near his ranch. bundy was arrested in oregon last week when he arrived to support his sons, who are accused of leading an occupation at a wildlife refuge. flint, michigan, residents are speaking out, and the u.s. government is listening. mark: the u.s. surgeon general is in flint to hear about how residents are being affected by the water crisis. residents have plenty of questions for the nation' s doctor. the biggest -- are the water filters fixing the issue? the doctor says the filters are working. he also says that even though federal resources are already being provided, more needs to be done. >> these are people who, despite all the challenges they' ve had, still feel they want to stay in this town and be apart o

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. a statistical dead heat, but it's the first time cruz is on top. marco rubio at 17%. another poll earlier today showed trump still ahead, but these new numbers, just as we come on the air tonight, could reveal late momentum before this crucial primary. abc's tom llamas is live in south carolina to lead us off tonight. >> re

. >>> the a aeged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonht. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the racee for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakak republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments a a showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing soone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be t`e republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. atatistical dead heat, but it's the first time cruz is on top. marco rubio at 17%. another poll earlier today showed trump still ahead, but these new numbers, just as we come on the air tonight, could reveal late momentum before this

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. a statistical dead heat, but it's the first time cruz is on top. marco rubio at 17%. another poll earlier today showed trump still ahead, but these new numbers, just as we come on the air tonight, could reveal late momentum before this crucial primary. abc's tom llamas is live in south carolina to lead us off

>> a cell phone in one sense can because a cell phone allows you to communicate undetected. contraband cell phones can get weapons in. can get drugs in. can get alcohol in. >> scott is ceo of berkeley electronics. a new jersey company that sells cell phone detection systems. he doesn't supply city jails but hardware like this can help rid jails of contraband phones. i hid a phone on my person and this detector easily found it. the light shows the phone was stashed somewhere below my ankle and it was. the doc owns seven cell phone detectors made by another company. the agency is in the process of buying ten more. it's not clear how this cell phone slipped through. >> it seems that somebody didn't do their job. >> city council member elizabeth crowley shares the committee that oversees rikers island. the videos demonstrate a failure by jail guards but may demonstrate a tired work force. >> correction officers are many are force not only to double shifts but triple shifts. >> the former prisoner told us a cell phone isn't the only illegal item he's slipped past guards. when wha

a ban was listed because toxins are at lower or undetectable levels. but still no commercial crab season only recreational fishermen. >> we sell crab. we sell seafood. without that entity, it means that we're out one more step to have our restaurant run effectively. >> it's been very quiet. this is the time of season where we rely on the crab and rely on our customers coming in and looking for that fresh crab. >> within a week th department of fish & wildlife may let the season begin for commercial fishermen. >>> the democratic presidential candidates are even in the polls. they each used last night's case to make their case to voters. republicans are focused on front-runner. cbs news' weijia jang has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in a debate thursday night with each claiming to be the right choice to succeed president obama. >> senator sanders said that president obama failed the presidential leadership test. and this is not the first time that he has criticized president obama. i don't think he gets the credit he d

. >>> the alleged imposter accused of posing as a doctor for more than a month, undetected, examining patients. the sting right here tonight. >>> and, lucky couple. winning hundreds of millions, bhau they revealed after being handed the check. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the race for president, and it comes just three days before the high stakes republican primary in south carolina. a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else.

thieves have been targeting young children not only because of the clean record, but also it can go undetected for years. >> if you are venturing out on icy waters this weekend be careful. rain, winds, and above-freezing temperatures are expected to bring melting and weakening ice to the region. the coast guard warns ice thickness can vary even in small areas. of course be careful. mark, we should see a lot of melting this weekend. >> a lot of melting right now. my wife and i went to portage county a week ago when it was warm, and there were folks ice fishing on one of the little ponds there. >> can they do that tomorrow? >> no, no, don't do that at all. there's not enough. the fluct you the wanings our temperatures this winter -- >> too much. >>> look at this sunset pic from cleveland. that almost looks like spring. it's feeling like spring out there. how about akron? let's show you summit county. come on, there's the button. notice quiet weather there, quiet meaning no rain. still blustery everywhere you go. 57 degrees in downtown cleveland right now. it doesn't feel that warm to us because

accused of walking the halls with a 9 millimeter glaucwith 9 bullets, carried in his back pack undetected for a couple days at another high school. a police report said last month someone brought a knife on campus. >> reporter: with so many cases we wondered why more schools don't use meting detectors to keep weapons out. charlotte attorney ken harris represents the family of bernard miller. 2014 miller was 16 years old police say another student at albemarle high school shot him in the hip and stomach. harris thinks metal detectors could prevent it. >> our children are our most valuable asset, why not have them at a school? >> cms board of education chair, marry mccray said the daily use of metal detectors could send the wrong message. am i entering here? to me that is uninviting. >> she said resource officers and parents are the first defense against weapons. >> we ask our parents to be diligent in knowing what is inside our child's back pack. >> cms isn't alone, i contacted nearly 30 districts, most of them don't use metal detectors, even large districts like forsythe. when miller was

which showed lead as undetectable and other contaminants in acceptable ranges. the city's director of utilities wintertime. >> oxygen from cold water is escaping when this warms up. which usually clears up within about a minute or so. she says any one with concerns, should immediately contact the department. >> water safe from what we know concerned. but if you have please each you the. >> we will take care of. lorain tonight. danny cleveland 19. be tall imagine has water problem of its own there is boil alert. it is to mayor waterline break at southeast avenue and erie drive. the aview last until noon tomorrow. boil all water that you ingest for up to one minute. . >> so for months, we have been telling you about former judge age go stokes today, cleveland.com reports she now working at chick filet in strongville >> take her into custody. >> her courtroom behavior led to months case cost taxpayer million dollars. stokes events bely agreed to resign from the bench and never run again we called the chick they would not comment on stoke's reported employment. >> t

last night wanting an explanation of how 22-year-old deonte carraway could abuse at victims and go undetectedunfortunately, the more we ing and the broader the seems getting. >> the mother o 11-year-old rick tim has f new civil lawsuit. prince george's county schools says that it is taking several steps now to try to keep something like this from ever happening again. in addition to these public meetings, the district put together a task force to review its current policies. next week principals are having mandatory meetings with staff to go over abuse training and reporting. counselors are also meeting with students about inappropriate and appropriate contact in the classroom. a recap of where the story is right now, deonte carraway was charged on monday. he was an elementary school volunteer and youth choir director. police say they found about 40 graphic victims showing victims between 9 and 13 years old. carraway is accused of filming the elementary, and you cquatic cte private homes. the principal has been placed on administrative leave. >>> and we have a two-alarm fire to tell you about

plane last week was made of sophisticated materials that passed through an airport x- ramachine undetected according to a report from cnn. investigators say the suspected bomber did have help on the ground that man was blown out of the plane when the bomb detonated. since the bombing security is airport. >>> pope francis is on his way to cuba where he will meet with the leader of the russian orthodox church. he is trying to bridge the divide between the two religions that started a thousand years ago. it is the first time a pope and a russian patriarch met. they will meet at the airport and are expected to sign a joint declaration. the pope continues on a five- day tour of mexico. >>> bill cosby's wife will have to answer questions under oath massachusetts but a federal judge ruled yesterday that camille cosby can refuse to testify about any private conversations she had with her husband. her deposition is part of a defamation lawsuit filed by 7 women who claimed he sexually assaulted them. cosby's lawyer applauded the decision. >>> a irish nanny charged with killing a baby and cleared is

astronomers hope they will reveal similar things in the universe that were previously undetectable. >>> the u.s. has sent stealth fighters to south korea. the f-22s landed at the osan facility. it came after the recent test that they call a satellite launch. >> this mission demonstrates the stngth ofhe alliance between the united states and the republic of korea and the resolve of both nations to maintain stability on the korean peninsula. >> translator: this demonstration of f-22 fighter jets is to show north korea that armed provocations no long are work for threatening us, and that we are fully able to counter provocations. >> military sources say two of the jets will remain in the country. the u.s. and south korea have their largest ever military drill scheduled for next month. the nations also agreed to discuss the deployment of an advanced missile defense system. >>> the son of a japanese man thought to have been killed in a taiwanese military crackdown has won his battle for compensation. he pursued the matter to a court in taipei, which issued the ruling nearly 70 years after

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

wildlife officials say the numbers are never accurate because some go undetected. they do not show up to be counted for the data helps researchers who study the annals. >>> -- who study the animals. >> cold-weather. >>> excited about those manatees. >> it is friday. >> excited about everything. >> let's get you out this morning. a cold start, downtown orlando to the north, 47 degrees, jacket weather for sure this morning. winds out of west at six and will stay cool today before getting a warm up especially by the second half of the weekend. a lot of the 40s and 50s around now. 45 in the villages toward titusville, 52 in cocoa beach. the 40s through volusia county, winds are lighter this morning. we will see a breeze picking up. not as windy as yesterday but it's going to be breezy. overall. satellite radar picture, looking great a lot of sun in the forecast. you see the broad picture, a few bands of clouds rolling by just about it for today. ample sunshine. 61 at noon, mid-60s this afternoon, 10 degrees below average. future track high and dry just have to take you

each other, but this family did not associate with the others very much so that was pretty much undetected that kind of activity. tom: starble is being held on $50,000 bail. he will be back in court next month. shelley: the driver involved in a deadly crash in weare last summer is now charged with negligent homicide. a grand jury indictment says 18-year-old benjamin cook of milford was involved in a high-speed chase with new boston police on july 3. it continued into weare and where cook allegedly crashed the truck killing 17-year-old trevor gonyer of dunbarton. cook is also accused of driving drunk and with a suspended license. shelley: on to commitment 2016 coverage now. tonight voters in nevada are making their choice for the republican race for president. frontrunner donald strump the favorite. the question is can he hold off ted cruz and mark owe rubio. >> the we'll see if donald trump can maintain his moment numb the west after two consecutive wins in the west. g.o.p choosing who should represented republicans. >> the reason i'm for trump, he is saying what everyone is thinking. >> t

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it meant crossing an empty field and hoping to go undetected by the police previously. now there is a fence that stretches along the borderline and there are night and day patrols on the other side. still despite all these measures people are trying to get through. anyone who approaches is quickly spotted. macedonian check and forces are deployed here. reinforcements along the 40 kilometer long fence. it is not letting the smugglers or the desperate clients. >> translation: at night we hear the dogs barking, we see people passing over. the smugglers will take more money. >> reporter: the trails go across the fields. narrow tracks that take them through the fields and hoods. some left their mark behind. this group of northern african migrants took this route last week. we met them in northern greece as they were setting off at sun set with expectation. they only made it at belgrade before being turned back to macedonia. >> translation: i came through the fence. there was a hole. we were six, but we separated along the road. i walked for five nights so no-one would see me

the high-tech planes are capable of sneaking past radar undetected. north korea will likely view the planes as a threat as they are a clear show of force against the country. last month the u.s. sent a b-52 bomber capable of scareying nuclear weapons to korea following the fourth nuclear test. a space observatory into orbit. the astroh observatory will study some of the most powerful phenomena in the universe. >>> today pope francis is going to wrap up his trip to mexico with some of his most anticipated events. he's visiting a prison there, and stopping at the texas border and meeting with people. the events cap a five-day visit that focused heavily on the injustices faced by the mexico poorest, most depressed and vulnerable people with the country's drug-fueled violence. >>> ivan has more on the fog we're seeing in the bay area. >> it rained yesterday and fog this morning. by the time we get to the afternoon the fog lifts and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. and yes, it's wednesday. we made to it hump day. we'll have the latter part of the

certainly labelled both saville and stuart hall to go undetected for decades.i have identified five occasions when the b.b.c. missed an opportunity to uncover their misconduct >>> people in the philippines are marking 30 years since the revolution ended the rule of president marcos and his family. the people power movement of peaceful protest forced him from power. marcos died in custody, but his family returned. his son is senator >>> the number of people killed by cyclone winston? fiji rose to 34. 35,000 are in evacuation centers. fiji's neighbours have been quick to respond with help. the government says it will need more aid. supplies are being delivered, but the scale of damaj to infrastructure makes it difficult to reach remote islands in. >> three have been killed in united states. homes and businesses across the states of louisiana, mississippi and florida have been destroyed by tornados. thousands of people have been left without power >>> a hacking expert tells al jazeera hollywood has not got a clue when it comes to protecting itself against cyber cr

the nonprofit says kids are becoming a preferred target because the theft often goes undetected for years. >> what's the single most important thing that parents can do to avoid this? >> the single best tool out there is the security -- south carolina has the this law, it allows the parent to notify those three agencies that they want to put the freeze on the credit report and if they do that, it's free, it doesn't affect the credit report, it's something that happens very quickly, and it can be snapped on and snapped off. >>reporter: we checked and found out only 23 states in the nation have this law. that includes both carolinas and georgia. >> i didn't know about that. so i think it should be more well known. and then people should do it. it's free, so. why not? >>reporter: in spartanburg, diane lee, 7 news. >>> to freeze your child's credit, you have to contact each of the three major credit reporting agencies, we have a link on wspa.com. and by the way, if you ever notice that you're getting mailings in your child's name, that could be a sign you're getting -- you have had identity t

that serious failings at the bbc allowed the former tosenter jimmy sample sexually abuse victims undetectedr a period of decades. the investigation identified 72 him.e abuse at the bbc by the report says there was a culture of reverence and fear towards celebrities. at least three south african universities have been closed following violen student protest. been clasheslso between black and white students, including a war on a rugby pitch. students are pressed -- are protesting tuition fees and the use of afrikaans language. our road trip continues in arkansas, where someday members of the community gayome day members -- members of the community still struggle to be accepted. the flying scotsman has made its historic return to the tracks. mr. -- richard wescott was on board. reporter: it is not a local motive, it is -- locomotive, it is a celebrity. the flying scotsman comes back to it. and ground, eating up the miles. it is a rewarding job. this is one of the things that makes the train unique in the world. the drivers could change over while the train was still moving, and that made the s

the high-tech planes capable of the contest radar undetected were seen flying near you is a brain -- air base near show. these warplanes were sent in time -- >>> race fans will get the -- check out the upgrades to international speedway open house from 3-7 as part speedway. you will also get to see racing, sprint cup series practice for the 500 runs from 5-7. >>> students and osceola county will be getting 20 minutes of recess every day when the new school year starts. >>> the school board passed a plan distributes have a working out with parents. starting in august, recess will be back on the schedule for all kindergarten through fifth grade students in the county. read more about the new guidelines at wftv.com /web links. >>> orange county commissioners unanimously voted to block plans for 2 controversial charter schools in the avalon park area. there is a residents have been fighting the project since it was first announced last night. commissioners said they saw too many issues with traffic and parking and one of the schools would be too close to a bar. bought the local winning t

. >>> also, a terrifying advertise coverry, the growing threat that went undetected for years, that ising up when we are back at the top of the hour. good morning. >>> good morning, here we go, round two of the wet weather but this time wind will be a problem. katie will let you know where strongest wind will be and who will be the seeing the heaviest rain straight ahead. >>> also former eagle, lesean mccoy meets with police and prosecutors to discuss that night club brawl, as two off-duty police officers were sent to the hospital. hear what mccoy's lawyers are saying and what is next in this case. >> of course, if you listened to the pundits we weren't expect to win too much and now we are winning, winning, winning. >> donald trump wins big in the nevada caucus but fight for second place continues. this as the democrats rally in south carolina ahead of the this weekend's primary. it is wednesday, february 24th, i'm erika von tiehl. unfortunately bad news for you, both of your commutes will be impact by today's weather. katie is outside the sky deck with her enormous umbrella and more

i went out with the team as they showed me how they look for skimmers that are virtually undetectableo you and i. >> they would undo this right here, take it off. attach their device, then on the back end they would reattach this to the back and it would run up here and basically what they're doing they're intercep intercepting every card coming through there. >> reporter: authorities add locks and seal the machines with tape and scammers try to develop new technologies. >> today with blue tooth technology and everything else, they put it in there like i said they can sit across the street, get everything they need, they just leave it and move on. >> reporter: how do you protect yourself. >> it may sound discouraging but there are some basic ways to prevent yourself from being a victim. >> the first thing that folks can do is scam over the pump tom make sure they don't e anything unusual at the gas pumps. the second thing you can do is park close by the gas station attendant because gas pump that are within the visual of the gas staying people tend not to be the pumps. third thing you

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