. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet and for the first time in more than 70 ye

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. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and unobtainable, because in my mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked the first time in more than 70 years, the two talked to each other again via skype. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? >> i do. >> oh, my goodness. ( laughs ) oh, thomas. >> reporter: joyce morris, now 88 and divorced, lives in australia. >> the only one big problem is i can't take you in my arms and give you a scweed! ( laughs ). >> oh, here we are. >> reporter: problem solved.

and the rest of the car untouched. >>> chaos at a kentucky chuck e cheese. a group of adults are caught on camera fighting at the popular pizza place for children. take a look at this video. oh, heck no. it shows dozens of people pushing and shoving people. police believe it start when had two women bumped into each other at the restaurant. during the brawl, one child was knocked down. all right, pull it together. you are the adults here. you always hate to see that happen. >> yeah, don't spoil the good time for the kids. >> stay out of the crawling tube up there. that's for kids too. >>> all right, it's 5:18. >> all right. what is the world coming to? a beautiful look the this morning. live, a little spooky but a live picture of the full moon. in february, most of the country typically has a lot of snow. we do not. in fact the clouds are because it's warm and humid out there. gorgeous shot there. once the sun comes up, we see the mix of sun and clouds. 78 degrees at 3:00 p.m. and i am calling for about a showers. and look at this, 66 in tampa right now. wel

virtually untouched. one of the most interesting moments for me with trump is this is not an ideological primary, as you expect most primary races are. gets asked about politics 101. define a conservative. >> well, i think i am. to me, i view the word conservative as a derivative of the word conserve. we want to conserve our money. we want to conserve our wealth. we want to be smart. we want to be smart where we go, where we spend, how we spend. we want to conserve our country. >> an interesting moment there. >> how about that? >> it's a strange answer for a guy running in a republican primary. what are we eight debits, nine debates in. and after, he was asked about a lot of criticism in iowa. although he turned in a record number of votes if ted cruz hadn't beat him. there was a lot of questions. do you have data contact with your vote sners? can you turn them out? >> personally i think the debate tonight is more important than the ground game. in new hampshire, the people, they like you and they're goin

a book came out of this car completely untouched. >> reporter: completely up in flames on the ridgeway exit off 385. >> i said we got to get this man out of this car. >> reporter: witnesses say the jeep was driviig eastbound on 385 when he was sideswiped pushing him down a hill and into this pole. flames. >> i tried to get water to it wouldn't burn him as bad. >> reporter: they tried to find a fireextinguisher. completely trapped in the drivers seat because the steering wheel was pressed against him in the chest. >> reporter: moments later loud popping noises came from the car, a noise they say they won't forget. >> i said lord, please get the man out of here. >> reporter: he was taken to regional one in critical condition. and the only thing left was this bible on the passenger side completely untouched. >> it is pretty unbelievable. >> reporter: so today a pretty nice day, tomorrow, a little different. we'll start to see some accumulating snow moving into the mountains, timing wise, not commute, but heading back home tomorrow with sunshine. 50 today, 37 tomorrow. >> that's not too ba

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and unobtainable, because in my mind, that is really what she was. >> yes, i'm here! >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet.or than 70 years, the two talked to ke you rbl iai >>sq ououlditeprion magi>>y.>>nehiin veir oinsi tsa's n lityirposcs. pl, hpys. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down with lionel richie who is being honored with this year's grammy music cares person award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars >>> who will take the stand today in the kenyan murder charge. >>> a story in oregon were tense standoff between fbi and activist could soon come to an end.

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, unobtainable. because in my mind thahas really what she was. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet. and for the first time in more than 70 years, the twowoalked to each other again via skyky. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? ha-ha. joycmorris, 88 and divorced >> t t only one big probleleis is i can't take you in my arms and give you a squeeze. >> oh, yeah. >> repororr: problem solved. thomas landed yesterday in adelaide, australia. >> give me the squeeze. >> to find some body who loves you and you love them, it would rather be special wouldn't it? >> americans and brits have always had a special relationship. mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little,bit later. for the morning ne. and cbs this morning. rk city, i'm scott pelley. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, february 11th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning

it was amazing, a bible untouched and look at the car. >> just gone and bible was okay. >> up next, congressman joe wilson helps students find artistic sides. month is next across south carolina have a chance to have their work displayed in >> young artists across south carolina have a chance to have their work displayed in the nation's capitol. the congressman kicked off at the high school. winners will be select fred every congressional district in the country. he says art has tremendous impact on our lives. >> it is a life changing situation, promoting art for young people. students have until april 22nd to turn in their submissions. >> honoring a legacy of education. this morning as part of the technical college held a ceremony in honor the college. it served as a college for african american students during segregation. >> i graduated, in 1937. and that has been a long time ago. >> wow! the college was frontedded in 1882, now in 1979, the site was acquired by mid lands technical college. >> up next, chief meteorologist we'll be right back >> wet start to the week, 1.7 inches of rain. a lot

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right now their houses just like the one you see behind me and there are homes that are completely untouched know the last twenty minutes so we did have a national guard arrived here on the see what they're going to be doing is helping chop down trees and fallen houses are covered roads and removing them from the area that might come around here so we can show you the national guard could see to cruise right over here and there around an area where a tree felled and helping clean that does limit what they want to show you this aerial video drone video that was not given to us here and that's actually showed the whole though standing in front or from above and the extent of the damage as it stretches across this area in downtown waverly. this is also heading to the general direction where that laundromat was also hit completely ripped apart and standing there right now the larger machines that were inside and also in that road video you will be able to make it out but that is where that trailer was blown apart killing those three people the two year old twenty nine year old had been fueled by

many of them have been untouched for decades. one of the largest ones is reopening. >> in the small county of lancaster south carolina since the quiet town of kershaw a town that was long ago anything but quiet. at the epicenter of a national gold rush. >> at one point in time the goldmine was the largest mine in the united states. it has not been active since before world war ii. there may be a few old-timers that remember that, but we have two generations since the never been around it. >> geologist says franklin roosevelt shut the mine down during the war so americans could focus on warfare industry. the mine site stayed mostly quiet after that. >> they are reopening of mind in a sense has been in operation off and on since 1827. >> they recently got the go- ahead to start money again after all of these years. >> you will see housing and hotels and restaurants growing in this area. it's an opportunity for the people of kershaw and the surrounding area. >> across the street, a tiny white cottage where lifelong resident runs her

. >> lynn: and a series of bizarre break-ins, all of her belongings untouched. >> danielle: plus, a bitter and bloody melee. the communi outraged when the kkk shows up. >> lynn: and then at 5:00, extra-curricular activity raising eyebrows on a high school campus, stutents >> phil: looking at the weather in the southeast, most of the weather in the northern half of the u.s. what do we have in the days ahead? minutes. >> lynn: a bloody brawl as protestersrsay that they had to confront a group trying to promote hate. members of the kkk setting up a rally. >> danielle: and that led to the members of the southern christine cruz has the story. [ bleep ] >> reporter: racist ideals and opposition, coming to a headdn anaheim, california over the weekend. a kkk rally erupting in violence. [ yelling ] >> reporter: a group of kkk members announcing that they would be holing rally at a park, quickly getting attention of a larger group of protesters showing up first. when the kkk members arrived, the tempers flared. [ yelling ] >> reporter: didn't take long before a shouting match between the two groups

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and unobtainable, because in my mind, that is really what she was. >> yes, i'm here! >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet. than 70years, the two talked to each other again via skype. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? >> i do. >> oh, my! >> reporter: joyce morris, now 88 and divorced, lives in australia. >> the only one big problem is i can't take you in my arms and give you a squeeze! >> oh! >> reporter: problem solved. thomas landed in adelaide, australia. >> hello. >> give me a squeeze. >> to find somebody who loves you, you love them, would rather be special, wouldn't it? >> reporter: americans and brits have always had a special relationship. mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will have the first look inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down wi

. >> we had two buildings untouched and two other buildings that bore the brunt of the tornado. >> reporter: workers trying t t repair the tornado's damage. >> no roof, nothing want. >> reporter: eddie espinosa forced to move his auto business. >> we had to tell the customers to give us another week to start over again. >> reporter: across the street at sand and spurs, lots of cleanup and close calls. >> my horses were in the stall, eating, and otherwise, it would have crashed the fence and it >> reporter: betsy olsen's horse is luckily okay after this. >> trailers were mangled and they were moved. one was almost on top of a stall. >> i've never experienced a tornado and i'm thankful to god everybody is okay, and nobody is hurt, and now it's just clean it up and we'll start new. >> reporter: so you're looking at firecracker's stall, and luckily, he was not in his stall at the time that this tornado moved through, and also the injuries that we know of, at ast two people were injured. and we do not know the extent of those injuries. reporting live in pompano beach, vanessa medina, 7 news. >>

untouched and, 62-64. despite the sunshine and getting much colder. we will talk about that temperatures over the next couple of days coming up in the next hour. >>> one little kitten in central california is drawing a lot of attention for her unique looks. >> shelter workers hope she will get the word out about stating and needing -- spaying neutering your pets. what appears to be a mustache. >> a salvation army worker discovered her in intonation been. -- in a donation bin. >> she is an internet super sensation in that case is >> sally should be ready to be adopted in a few days but sadly, many shelters in california and florida are overrun with kittens and puppies because not enough people are getting their pets spayed or neutered. >>> 4:56. her day in court. andrews gets emotional. >>> charged with theft. what the manager of an animal shelter dead after people >>> live from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news. >>> was your son ever missing? >> no comment. the police have taken care of it. >> reporter: what does that mean? >>

power lines and trees are down, yet nearby homes appear untouched. >> that storm system is going to make a really wet roads in the eastern third of the country and some flooding in the southeast. roads likely to be slippery from st. louis to chicago and in michigan and the dakotas. >>> if you're flying airport delays likeliest in atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston, chicago, big list and detroit. >>> the legal saga involving kennedy cousin michael skakel is back in court this morning in the connecticut supreme court. prosecutors want to reinstate the murder conviction against skakel for killing his neighbor, martha moxley when they were in their teens in 1975. he was found guilty of her but granted a new trial in 2013. he's been free on a $1.2 million bond ever since. >>> several top figures of a polygamist sect in utah will make court appearances to face fraud and money laundering charges taken into custody at their compound along the utah/arizona border. two brothers arrested of sect leader warren jeffs in prison for child sexual assault. federal prosec

>> reporter: almost as if the untouchable aura of priests in this country, the world's second biggesty in the world, that untouchable aura of the clerics and priests was no longer during the height of the drug violence. cartel members, most catholic, very guilty, as many catholics are, guilty of the crimes committed. they would go to confessionals, admit details of these massacres or killings to the priests. cartels in that country that didn't want those facts repeated or remembered. you had priests that were extorted or threatened. there are 15,000 priests in mexico. 1,000 of which threatened directly or indirectly and almost as if there was no sort of -- no sort of rule of law. shasta touched on the problems and issues in the country of mexico. you have the femmesides, vile against women. the jur additional system, 90% go unprosecuted. tremendous issues you have conversation with local and federal police officers and poppy they tell you in -- [ speaking in foreign language ] in mexico anythingpossible with the right an of money. and that continues to be the case even while the pope

. >> reporter: the only room untouched. >> was just a roar and a lot of shaking. >> reporter: and severe weather is on the move. flash flood watches or warnings for more than 20 million americans along the east coast with whiteout conditions and icy roads in south dakota, following days of in the south dozens of damage destroyed homes and left roads impassable. 92-year-old luna farrell had to be rescued from her home by boat. will you rebuild it? >> oh, yeah, we'll rebuild. collinsville they survived a tornado that destroyed their church, losing almost everything, but not their faith. local authorities say it is amazing that in all of the tornado damage in the south nobody was reported injured or killed, and tonight in this region already so battered by severe weather there are new reports of tornadoes and the threat continues overnight. lester? >> jacob rascon tonight, thanks. >>> with zika cases on the rise in florida, today governor rick scott declared a public health emergency in four counties, and while there's concern about the virus' impact on the summer olympics in rio, brazilian

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people who watch politics closely that if trump loses, it punctures this era and fuels him as an untouchable winner. tonight, he was in the a winner. a second place finish well behind ted cruz and really no one knows how he will react to that when the campaign picks up tomorrow morning in new hampshire. now, reporting live in loimz, garrett hague, wusa 9. >> he's been stealing the headlines for months. it's what everyone talked about when it comes to politics. you've been in iowa the past two days. what has been the buzz on the street? have people been talking about trump or have they been talking about ted cruz and marco rubio? >> it's really interesting. you never got that feeling that trump was an inevitable candidate. sometimes you can feel the buzz in a city or state when someone is gaining momentum. you didn't feel that with trump at all. you did get a sense of that with cruz and rubio. with cruz, his people were everywhere. they would wear jerseys with his name on t they were very visible present. and this was by design. cruz wanted to make it his state. and they did a good job of doi

for me, "the untouchables." spence? mm, probably "le cercle rouge," the 1970s french classic. but "den tredje vaagan" is defitely a close second. yeah, that was my runner-up, too. what about you, rossi? best ever gangster flick. i've had too much of the real thing to be a fan of mob movies. garcia, did we get the crime scene surveillance video yet? no, sir,ecause there wasn't any. that's not possible. every inch of the casino is surveilled everminute of every day. yeah. apparently the footage was tampered with, so... all right. reid and prentiss, go to the crime scene. dave, you and jj find out if savino was involved in anything the local authorities don't know about. morgan and i will contact the local fbi office and arrange a ceasefire with the families. [croupier, indistinct] croupier: yes, sir, you're on the line. there you go. [cheering] that's very good. whoo! [cheering] yes! yes! yes! oh hho ho! [croupier, indistinct] it looks like the party's over here. mind if i join? hey. there you are. eddie! that's my man. there you are. gee, curtis. those all yours? [laughs] oh, y

ground breaking ceremony was held today. 200 people, and house precious holy relics miraculously left untouched by the fire. million. worshipers have already raised half of that. >>> taking advantage of elderly victims. >> yes, that's what a bay area man is accused of doing. coming up we'll show you what to look out for so your parents don't fall victim too. >>> that plus the storm team 8 forecast coming up. >>> welcome back, a st. petersburg man is facing a felony church after police say he -- charge after police say he checked thousands in cash by an irs scam. >> it was a scscam that threatens people over the phone. here's more. >> reporter: good evening, this is an irs office, it's the real deal, but gulf port police say fake agents are calling people to get cash. security camera video from the gulf port branch of wells fargo shows lee smiling and chatting with a teller as she counts out almost $6,800. the police chief tells me lee's partners in crime threatened a denver couple with a nasty phone call. >> someone called, pretended to didn't pay up they'd have his parents deported. >> reporte

the seemingly untouchable republican frontrunner...has an average 20 point lead on the competition... making them sweat ....just 4 days before the primary.... a plate of tommy's ham house eggs in front of trump...a ted cruz approved attack ad behind him ... for those that support trump...he's the guy that says what they want to hear.... i just believe he's going to do what he says he's going to do. for tommy's ham house waitress...martha hutchins... trump left a large tip and a good impression i thought he was nice. friendly. real friendly. gon' vote for 'em most everybody i know is already gonna vote for trump... everyone but leonard brown's own flesh and blood i have met any one daughter.she's got a law degree and she thinks he's a little rough. during the ride to our next stop...i spoke to political experts who agree with brown's daughter... saying trump's dramating lead in the polls is inflated... and an r-n-c nomination isn't a sure thing. volunteers at trump's greenville headquarters.. .think differently...cheering loudly as trump rallied his troops....making the final push to s

looks untouched.nd it's one of the hottest stories on facebook tonight. with more than 250,000 shares. healthcare worker, jennifer lovecall says it was part of an apartment -- experiment to show her patients how bad it is. she said it doesn't rot. she posted the receipt along with the food. but there's no way for us to prove that the food is 6 years old. but if it's true, ewww. >> you need to verify that. >> yeah. i'm sure air b&b has to be happy with this recent celebrity endorsement. >> according to bravo tv, beyonce tagged air b&b as she sat poolside at this private home that goes for an affordable, $10,000 a night. the self-proclaimed masterpiece features views of san francisco and a lovely fireplace. >> i guess if we all pooled together, we could maybe pay for one of us to dip a toe in the water. >>> it's a lot of days, right? it's national pancake day. yum. national bagel day. national pizza day. yum. perhaps we could come up with a food that combines all three of them into one unholy meal. unti

one apartment downstairs went untouched. "i didn't lose nothing." but even still - none of the 16 people who were living in this building can stay here because it's no longer safe. "i just lost my home." -end pkg- police are still looking for developments in the city's information tonight... into the city's latest deadly shooting. chopper 13 was over the breaking news this morning..... as the whole thing was unfolding. a man shot to death on the sidewalk... tries to save himself. action news reporter..... parker collins spoke with a witness.... who had to watch the man die. a warning... some of the video in this story.... might be too graphic.... for some viewers. bullets everywhere... possibly even hitting nearby homes and cars... the victim brought to the ground... bleeding on the sidewalk. hearing the gunshots, one man ran toward it-- not away... and couldn't believe what he saw. 4:09:56-4:10:00 "i heard 911 operator on the cell phone and i heard moans." taking his last steps the victim mustered awe inspiring strength... as he was bleeding he cal

thieves leaving nothing untouched. bill: robbing from a charity, i don't know if it gets worse than that. junior achievement is a local non-profit that gives kids both classroom and hands-on experience in the business field. bill: we go into classrooms, k- 12, and get community volunteers to teach our programs based on financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurships police believe three or four people may be involved. thieves pulled up next to the freeway late monday night... cut open the fence and threw a rock through the window. nats: they put that down to step on it and get into the window. there... they rummaged through the building stealing almost everything in sight. bill: it was a gamut of things. the most expensive were computers, servers, printers, those types of things, but they also took food, like protein bars. items that would cost about 16-thousand dollars to replace. bill: just to be safe, we don't carry any cash here, but we had checks, but we couldn't find them so we're assuming that they stole them so we froze all of our accounts so it's more of a nuisance more

thieves leaving nothing untouched. bill: robbing from a charity, i don't know if it gets worse than that. junior achievement is a local non-profit that gives kids both business field. bill: we go into classrooms, k- 12, and get community volunteers to teach our programs based on financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurships police believe three or four people may be involved. in what seems like a well-executed plan... thieves pulled up next to the freeway late monday night... cut open the fence and threw a rock through the window. nats: they put that down to step on it and get into the window. there... they rummaged through the building stealing almost everything in sight. bill: it was a gamut of things. the most expensive were computers, servers, printers, those types of things, but they also took food, like protein bars. items that would cost about 16-thousand dollars to replace. bill: just to be safe, we don't carry any cash here, but we had checks, but we couldn't find them so we're assuming that they stole them so we froze all of our accounts so it's more of a nuisance mo

some reviews describe the experience as untouched by time. the funeral for chris beltsos is set for today at 11:00 a.m. at holy trinity-st. nicholas greek orthodox church. the restaurant says it will be close today as those services go on and as people pay their respects. live in springfield township, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. a michigan man accused of killing six people in a random shooting spree is expected in court today. investigators in kalamazoo say jason dalton chose victims at random saturday night, shooting complex, a car dealership, and a restaurant over nearly seven hours. six people died and two others, including a 14-year-old girl, are seriously injured. mark: our fourth top story, cincinnati' s mayor and police chief will host the final forum about reducing violent crime. past sessions have suggested more development and job opportunities for young people. you can offer your ideas to deal with the violence. the foreign begins at 6:30 tonight at the college hill community center. lisa: rounding the top 5, preside

and he became so incredibly arrogant that he thought he was untouchable. >> whitaker: jim dinkins agrees. as chief of homeland security investigations, he was part of the u.s./mexico task force that nabbed el chapo in 2014. >> jim dinkins: he knew how he was captured last time. and so he had the upper hand, right. he had all the cards in his hand to go off into the sunset and to learn from his mistake. but he just couldn't help himself, and he remained in the public eye. >> whitaker: after his first escape from prison in 2001, guzman virtually disappeared from sight for 13 years. but not this time. >> dinkins: here he gets out of prison, and he's on the road being spotted at this-- place having, you know, drinks, and this place, you know-- with his family members. >> whitaker: he invited sean penn, and the actress kate del >> dinkins: yeah. >> whitaker: did mexican law enforcement know that these two actors were going in to see el chapo? >> dinkins: oh, absolutely. they knew that sh-- where sean was going to go, when he was going to land. they knew right away. >> whitaker: how did they k

day.here's a live look outside from our balcony camera right roads are hit and miss this some are untouched ...snow is concern this morning over energy drinks.more than 100 lawsuits - set to be filed against the maker of "monster". "monster".attorneys claim the drink causes serious health problems - like heart attacks and strokes. the suits claims the the drinks target children - getting them hooked.. and there are not proper warnings or full discloser of the ingredients.monster has not responded to the lawsuits. casey anthony .. is starting her own business.according to state records.. anthony has started a company.. called case photography, llc... in west palm beach. she's been seen along with a private investigator. he is the same private investigator who helped anthony in her 2011 murder trial.a jury found anthony not guilty that year.. in the murder of her daughter caylee. ---lets get a live look outside with kristen tuesday is a 9 first warning weather alert day. snow will impact the morning drive, especially in cincinnati and across southwest ohio. lower snowfall amounts are expected

. >> fox news, an untouchable place gets attacked.hether trump's decision do skip the debate was a mistake or not, if you watch fox news after of the results, they were taking mistake. >> after he skipped the debate on thursday, late breakers were not going to go his way. >> cruz's campaign in iowa, being more organized and trump paid a roll in how well he did. the other cop ponds to that have to do with mainstream media attending always to underappreciate the role of religion in american life. he was delivering the very overt religious messages which i think resonated with a lot of people in iowa. >> trump appeals to the ofishialityies. what they want to talk about is something outrageous, and let everyone talk about it. >> and trump is the media candidate, it's a big part of the media he got that excessive coverage. even if the candidacy is not as potent as the media pretended >>> for the pundits that populated the air waves, having overestimated donald trump and overestimated bernie sanders, what could go wrong in new hampshire and

he's viewed as one of the organizations untouchable prospects and the first base men man of the future. >>> for the knicks it was there for the taking last night against the warriors but the home team couldn't capitalize. it was back to the drawing board today in greenberg. although they're on the outside of the playoff picture looking in, hope is not lost. >> i mean, we have 32 games left. we've got some home stretches. we've just got to take care of business to be honest. you know, we're not that far removed from being anywhere between 4 and 11. with that in mind we should put >> what do you need from your ball club to make a good run? >> to focus on the process, you know, and not get caught up in trying to chase then standings. >> meanwhile, just a stone's throw from the knicks' practice court, the rangers hit the ice, following a lengthy all star break. rick nash remains sidelines with a bad bone bruise. the devils tomorrow night in newark. and they know every game is crucial in a tightly best of your knowledged -- bunched metropolitan division. >> we don't have a whole lot of room

power lines and trees are down, yet nearby homes appear untouched. martha moxley when they were in their teens in 1975. he was found guilty of her murder in 2002. but granted a new trial in 2013. he's been free on a $1.2 million bond ever since. >>> several top figures of a polygamist sect in utah will make court appearances to face fraud and money laundering charges taken into custody at their compound along the utah/arizona border. two brothers arrested of sect leader warren jeffs in prison for child sexual assault. federal prosecutors say the suspects tried to defraud a food stamp program and hid the proceeds. >>> more testimony in the $75 million lawsuit by sports casper erin andrews, at issue those naked videos of her that were posted online. the "dancing with the stars" co-host was in a nashville court tuesday. andrews blames a hotel manager by not keeping her safe by guilty to stalking her to stay right next door. >> they cannot step into her shoes and understand the humiliation that can come from the violation of a standard of care. it's not in their dna to understand it. >> the

walls missing but furniture untouched. crews work through the night to search for victims. and daylight will bring a better picture of the full extent of the storm. >>> late tonight, we are now hearing as many as 30 homes may have been damaged. but officials expect to get a betteral lee in the morning. mat? >>> all right shaun chaiyabhat, live of course in the news room. stay ahead of the storm tonight live radar weather warnings. it is all there. search wkmg. >>> now to the mystery, a mom and her teenage daughter found dead at home. what happened is still unclear. their bodies were found this afternoon at a home on santa barbara roads in pine hills. just north of clone ya al. jennifer ortega is live. it is still an act i have scene. you talk ed to neighbors tonight. what are they telling you? >>> well they tell me they have dealt with crime in the area before, but nothing like this. tonight they tell me they're locking their doors. >> i was scared. i didn't know what was going on. i wasn't home. and when i came home, i seen all these cops. >> se breen nah said she was gree

there was $700 in the register.comics behind the glass were untouched. the safe, untouched. claimed the missing boxes of these two white boxes were unmarked and they didn't say expensive comic books here. >> missing comics were never found, but prosecutors believe they were never stolen, either, ael recovered a $12,600 insurance claim for them. >> there were a hundred unmarked white boxes in that room, the only way to know which ones to grab would be if it was an . >> the only inside job according to the prosecutors was the murder itself.eason it's an inside job is because of the accessability to that door. >> that door was central to the prosecutor's theory of the murder. michael george, they said, and concealed himself until his wife was alone in the store. when she came into the back room their belief was he fired two shots.one hitting a swimsuit calendar in the wall, the second striking barb in the top of her head as she was ducking away. where he went from there our the back door and gone. >> slipping into the alley, sight unseen, but not before doi

that's such a untouchable record, and to see how far warriors basketball has come to be in the conversation to beat it is crazy. if it's there for us, we want to get it. but at the end of the day, trying to win a championship, and always remember that if we break the record and don't win. >> the nba, that's a pretty special record. i think we'll get some credit for it. >> the key is you want to get the record and win the title. i you get the record and lose in the championship, you lose somewhere in the playoffs, then that's just heartbreak. now, coming up at 11:00, we go one-on-one with a real character here for all-star weekend, that is draymond green's mom, mary, who is absolutely hilarious. later on tonight at 11:00. for the moment, live in toronto, larry beil, abc7 sports. >> can't wait for the interview. final round at pebble beach. phil mickelson had a chance to win his first tournament since 2013 but another near 40-year-old stoled his thunder on the back knew. it was beautiful day at pebble. jonas blake makings now. he would make eagle, move into a tie for the lead but ended up thi

-they should have been asking...where's the defense...troy williams down the middle...untouched for the indiana.-then watch this move by yogi ferrell on the baseline..where'd he go. indiana wins tonight. also tonight in college ball...thomas more men beat bethany 68-62. nku lost at cleveland state 63-58 high school basketball tonight, the 35th district at beechwood....it's tyler bezold edging inside...then he spins and scores against the tigers.- beechwood was playing catch up most of the night, gannon huff drives inside and pulls up nicely.-but holy cross made things happen...here's bezold forcing the turnover....ham ilton scott makes the pass back to bezold...the indians win tonight 50 to 34. finally...this is the line for tickets i found near the office at jac cen del high school on tuesday....-their lady eagles play for the one-a state championship saturday.-they were 26 and one this season...and managed to the lady eagles have a sendoff friday afternoon....they play for the title saturday morning. 9 on your side continues in a moment and now beacon's corner, insight into sports to

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today on 98.5 the sports hub, danny was asked if any player was untouchable. >> there is obviously a lot of guys we love, and, you know, they are sort of the identity of our team. we are certainly not looking to trade, but until we become a championship caliber team, i guess no one is not ever not traitable, but there's a lot of guys on our roster who we have >>> check out the new uniforms for the new england revolution this is called the primary kit. the new home jerseys were inspired by the jackets over the revolutionary war era, but this hat is not included. >>> big air snow boarding competition getting underway at fenway park tonight. if you sign up, you're a winner in my book! this is frighten and awesome. connecticut's julia moreno won for the women. the big air tomorrow. >>> one more bruins' note, the goalie will be out for at least geico for your boat. >>> it is easily one of the best music videos you will ever see. the old rock band okay go shot the video in zero gravity you don't know where your eyes are, they aren't doing what you say. you don't know where your mind is hea

that's such a untouchable record, and to see how far warriors basketball has come to be in the conversation to beat it is crazy. if it's there for us, we want to get it. but at the end of the day, trying to win a championship, and always remember that if we break the record and don't win. >> the nba, that's a pretty special record. i think we'll get some credit for it. >> the key is you want to get the record and win the title. i you get the record and lose in the championship, you lose somewhere in the playoffs, then that's just heartbreak. now, coming up at 11:00, we go one-on-one with a real character here for all-star weekend, that is draymond green's mom, mary, who is absolutely hilarious. later on tonight at 11:00. for the moment, live in toronto, larry beil, abc7 sports. >> can't wait for the interview. final round at pebble beach. phil mickelson had a chance to win his first tournament since 2013 but another near 40-year-old stoled his thunder on the back knew. it was beautiful day at pebble. jonas blake makings now. he would make eagle, move into a tie for the lead but ended up thi

and if you look here this house is seemingly untouched. but talking with officials, 40 to 50 homes were damaged but this community is already rebuilding. >> the tornado ripped a path of destruction five miles long, roofs were ripped off and barns levels and even a one room school house was destroyed. >> it's rare to have a tornado particularly of this magnitude kind of on the ground that long and doing this sort of damage. >> white horse is amish country, the deeply religious commune was already cleaning up and rebuilding today. the amish doesn't obtain traditional insurance but count on their fellow man to help. >> it's amish aid, every neighbor come together and helps the other out. >> families will be assessed a certain amount if need be to help pay for the cost and they do the work themselves. >> a command center is set up at the fire company and amish from around the region came to help those effective. the cleanup is effective but this storm could have been much more devastating. >> there are no reported injuries that we are aware of

. >> reporter: the only room untouched -- >> just a roar. and a lot of shaking. >> reporter: and severe weather is on the move. flash flood watches and warnings for more than 20 million americans along the east coast. with whiteout conditions and icy roads in south dakota, following days of heavy snow. in the south, dozens of damaged or destroyed homes, and flooding left roads impassable. this 92-year-old had to be rescued from her home by boat. will you rebuild it? >> oh, yeah, we'll rebuild. >> reporter: in collinsville, they survived a tornado that destroyed their church, losing almost everything. but not their faith. >> oh, my gosh. this is right inside our house. >> reporter: tonight in a region already so battered by severe weather, there are new reports of tornadoes. the severe weather threat continuing overnight. local authorities say it is amazing, in all of the tornado damage in the south, nobody has been reported injured or killed. lester? >> jacob rascon tonight, thanks. >>> with zika cases on the rise in florida, today governor