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us. >> and use us he did, trust me. t was a tv show but we're still telling the story of the most sacred book of all time, the bible, and we knew we had to get it right. it was really important, huge responsibility on our shoulders. so the first thing we did was sign up 40 scholars and advisors, by the way, many of you are in this room right now. you know who you are, and you backed us from the very beginning, stood shoulder to shoulder with you, with us and we thank you so much, all of you in this room that backed us. [applause] it was difficult to bridge all the theological gaps between the denominations but we prayed our way through the process and managed to create a series that brought people together and glorified god. i think it's fair to say we have become hollywood's noisiest christians. [laughter] you know, at least 90 million americans attend church each sunday in this country. millions more find inspiration and hope in the person, the story, and the teachings of jesus christ. the christian community is a main

we get the cheese already in a bag but she used used use used her hands. mayonnaise, mustarar#/8t: up. >> reporter: you look like you do this many #' >> a few times. when i first started i was the + t: only one back here. this tomatoes, pickles. >> after you are done with the >> getting the main item. right there. >> reporter: this is a big burger. >> this is a big burger. >> reporter: you can get it at fancy bistro. downtown calm. you can gethat and other -- columbia. you can get that and other items here. colby gallagher, news 19 wltx. >>> heart disease and stroke causes 1 in 3 deaths in women year ear killing one woman every 80 second. 80% of events may be prevented with education and action. first friday of february is the awareness campaign, national wear red day in the united states. men and women are encouraged to wear red as a symbol of their support for women's heart health. jim gandy, let's focus on how the weekend is shaping up now because we have had our share of rain. >> we have. we will get a chance to dry out this weekend. i will have the for

us. to turn us from sin towards the lord. father put dominican it beautifully when he prayed. "oh strong son of god, will you prepare a place for usus also for that happy place, that we may be with you and with those we love for all eternity. christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. alsoar friends, this is the structure of the next. the greatest prayer we can offer for dad, it is not our prayer, but the lords. the mass looks to jesus yesterday. it reaches into the past. it reaches to the last supper, to the crucifixion, to the resurrection, and it makes those mysteries and their power present here on this altar. jesus, himself, and present today under the form of bread and wine so that we can unite all of our prayers of thanksgiving, sorrow, and petition with christ himself as an offering to the father. this, with a view of eternity. stretching towards heaven. day to enjoye one that perfect union with god himself. again, and with him, rejoice in the communion of saints. >> god, almighty father, with confidence, we ask him to save all of his people living in dead. for antonin, when baptism was given the pledge of eternal l

us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. " " " coming up this morning on abc9 news... siouxland faced blizzard like conditions worked all day to make sure the roads were clear. " and one iowa man has a unique way to clean up after a heavy snowfall hits the state. stay tuned to meet him. " plus... i'll show you a few high tech ways to stay alert when your child is facing cyber bullying these stories and more... on abc9 news this morning. "" lukas: the blizzard hitting siouxland has all but shut the blizzard hitting siouxland has all but shut down the area, closings from schools and businesses have been pouring into the newsroom here since monday. but siouxland businesses aren't the only ones that have to put a halt on things, part of interstate 29 in south dakota was closed yesterday... with officials citing dangerous driivng conditions. abc9 news reporter jess plue got to speak to truck drivers w

us to use. nbc's chris clackum is here to show us. >> reporter: most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? >> with a medical emergency we are the first ones there from a medical standpoint and so it is vital. >> reporter: turns out that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the lock screen, the word emergency. tap on it and a keypad pops up fur other unconscious -- or if you're unconscious someone else like a paramedic could tap on medical i.d. below the keypad and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones where you input whatever info you deem important, like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight and most importantly, medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want know that. if you have preexisting heart conditions, if you have strokes, if you are a diabetic, all of those major medical situations that could actually determine the outcome o

us. amber is here to show us more. amber: many of you joining the "eyewitness news" team helping us cover this weather sending us video and pictures like that you saw using the abc11 hash tag. look at that funnel cloud that somebody sent us using the hash tag abc11. a lot of storm damage and time lapse video so if you search that hash tag you can go to them quickly. storage clouds and sunset and a lot of pictures of the sky and then all of those uprooted trees. this is the fastest way for you to get information to us during these events that are changing so rapidly as well. this sis took off the front of the rental property. if you can tell us where you are that would help. this is lightning coming down wayne and sampson counties. three trees down in raleigh and more trees and there is a dog hiding from the tornados. another funnel cloud and then there are a lot of ranin bepictures. e-mail to eyewitness at abc11.com and use the first alert weather app and we are watching social immediate for the abc11 hash tag. john: 5:11. new details in a murder-suicide in wake county. barbara: how authorities say a mother and her you

us-- using the hashtag "g-d-o." coming up next-- we're just one day from "super tuesday"-- and the candidates are on the attack. in the middle of it all-- is donald trump-- who is under fire yet again. it all centers around trump's new endoresement... from a former k-k-k leader. we will have more on this new controversy... when space-x... aborting a launch... just as the rockets were suppose to fire. last night's scrubbed launch-- marks the third attempt in a week for space-x. crews say-- the latest scrub was because of a boat-- which passed into the "keep out zone." because of the delay-- the liquid oxygen could not stay cold enough to launch the rocket. space-x has not said when they will attempt another launch. you decide 2016-- we are just one day away from "super tuesday"-- and donald trump is again... for his response to a controversial endorsement. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is also re- focusing her campaign. election coverage. tomorrow night, we will have election analysis you won't get anywhere else. coming up-- a terminally-ill boy gets the birthday party of a lifetime. more on how his community came him a very special surprise. plus-- released this new video of a suspect-- who was hiding in a very unusual spot. more on how they were able to nab us-- just use #g-d-o altamonte springs police are searching for the gunman behind a deadly shooting. that story kicks off our morning rush. police found the victim in a parking lot-- along coral glen loop saturday night. they have not released his name. investigators have not identified a suspect. they say they do not have a lot to go on at this point. officers are calling it a homicide hing-- contact detectives. state troopers are looking into a deadly crash in brevard county. they say a car hit and killed a bicyclist in rockledge. it happened yesterday afternoon, in the southbound lanes of u-s 1, at ansin road. troopers have not released the bicyclist's name. no one in the car is seriously hurt. caught on camera-- the orange county sheriff's office releases new video of deputies catching a suspect... hiding in a tree. the "chase helicopter" team spotted the man-- take a look. this happened on february 9th near street and parramore avenue, in orlando. the helicopter team worked with dep

used in close range. they are rarely used on armed suspects. they are used on bodies that have to be removed by medical personnel. most of you know this already. they are connected to tasers international. we have a really big opportunity here and it's birthed out of tragedy. we have this moment for true systemic change in the police department. we have a movement that would not only result in keeping officers safe but keeping members of the public safe. a movement that can transform police to justice. but introducing the electronic control weapons slaps back into justice. it knocks the wind out of change. please, take it off the table. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. good evening and welcome. public speaker: thank you, good evening commissioners, my name is shannon. a cofounder of 123 to replace ed lee. i have police officers in my family. some of whom i would consider the good ones. i want to put that in context for my next commentary. i will light you up. these are the words that brian said to sandra bland said to her with a taser before pulling he

us used to the rain. >> karen: keep that umbrella nearby. we get a bit of a break during the afternoon. light spotty showers. but then it's coming back. we have that chance of severe storms on wednesday. maybe a light wintery mix on thursday morning. >> larry: thank you for joining us. out on wlos.com. >> darcel: be sure to find us on facebook and twitter. jimmy kimmel is next right here on abc 13. captioning company" >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - aaron paul. from "crazy ex-girlfriend" rachel bloom. and it's mash-up monday with music from kceelo & the sunshine band. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nice and easy, here's [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i hope you had a good weekend.d. i tell you something, i had a weird thing happen to me last night. i was on the phone, which is weird for me to start. i don't talk on the phone much. pacing around the kitchen. when i'm on the phone i pace like a rat in some kind of a habit trail. i pace and i eat. i don't think about it, i eat it. i ate a banana, ate peanut butter, got another banana, put peanut but over that. i spotted mints on the counter.

give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as he forgives those who trespass against ust the coming of our savior jesus christ. for the kingdom the power and glory are yours now and forever. lord jesus christ apostles peace i leave you my peace give you. look not on our sins on the faith -- and graciously grant her peace and unity in accordance with her will who live and reign for ever and ever. >> amen. >> the peace of the lord be with you always. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ behold the lamb of god. behold him who takes away the sins of the world, blessed are those called to the supper of the lamb. lord i am not worthy that you should enter under my own roof. only my soul shall be. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let us pray. ♪ lord god whose son left us in the sacrament of his body food for the journey grant that strength our brother antonin may come to the eternal table of christ who lives and reigns forever and ever. >> amen. >> with faith in jesus christ we must reverently bury the body of our brother. let us pray with confidence to god in whose sight all c

use. the prohibition on the use of the nuclear weapon, the prohibition on the use of chemical weapons, the prohibition on the use of a blinding laser weapons, that is what has exceeded. so, we need a legal prohibition on fully autonomous robotic weapons. and we need to restrict the use of drone technology, with the hellfire missile, to armed conflict zones. and not to policing matters. alberto: i think we are in danger of confusing issues. one, is the issue of technology which is not supervised by humans and i fully agree with professor o'connell read absolutely, we do not want a situation where weapons themselves make the decision. right now, that is not the situation with drones. they are fully controlled by the president. they are under full command. there is no robotic drone out there on its own, deciding who to target. so let us not be overly dramatic about this issue. the second thing i want to say is that, with regards to , if the american people want to have a conversation and decide that we want to ban drones, along with other states, and we might ban chemical weapons or biologica

let us remember that each of us is beloved equally in the eyes of our lord and let us serve as instrumentsrothers and sisters. jesus told the disciples that what we do to the least among us, we do onto him. just so the grace of god provides nourishment to our soles and sanctuary for our spirits, we must provide food to the hungry, care for the ailing and care for the poor. the bible instructs us to find unity and compassion for all men and women through the example of christ and i pray that we will find inspiration from the second chapter of felipians which reads, so if there's any encouragement in christ, any comfort from love, any participation in the spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by being the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind, do nothing from rivalry or conceit but in humility count others more significant than yourselves, let each of you look not only to his own interest but also to the interest of others, have this in mind among yourselves which is yours in christ jesÚs, who though he was in the form of god, did not count equal

disease control. >> between 2013 and 2014 alone we saw a tripling in use among us high school students to the point it was about 13.5% of us high school students had used these products within the past 30 days. >> from the early generation of cigarette look-alikes techknow first reported on, personal vaporizing devices, known as mods have gone high-tech. vaping's come a long way baby! >> we've seen the shift move from pens and tanks, at least culturally, to what we call cloud chasing devices. went from mech-mods, mechanical mods to basically box mods is what's going on right now. >> it may sound confusing but the basic mechanics are pretty simple. there's a battery powered atomizer that heats up a liquid mixture known as juice...and turns it into vapor which the user inhales. when we first met researcher monique williams, she'd wrapped up a study that found harmful metal particulates in the vapor from earlier models of e-cigarettes... following the evolution of the industry she's updating her study. >> so the original study we had looked at a cartomizer style e-cigarette and we had detected high amounts of tin, present in

us us us uss remediation. asbestos remediation. they seem to be moving people out with all the belongings to 1188 mission st. however, they told me i could only bring two small boxes. the sink, they removed -there placed the faucet in my room and a working faucet with one that leaks under the floor. the windows, replaced in the last rehab about eight years ago i think they screwed the window so to fix about 150 pounds of pressure to open or close. it's very difficult to do that. i measured the amount of force to open and close the windows. also, this building and a lot of other hotels have their light was covered in cedar. with a plastic cover so there's no circulation. so, basically, i'm trying-on the refrigerator, i first went to the rent board and they told me they were not was in there jurisdiction because public housing. i went to hud and they told me the same thing. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is sylvia johnson. the reason why i'm homeless [inaudible]. the person i was op

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us they were called to the scene. other details are still coming in and weta will have more on this as it is details become available. stay with us and at www.fox8.com for the tay latest. >>> it seems everyone iny northeast ohio got a taste ofona cold air this weekend. alison brown tells us some people dodged awn te bullet when they thought it was going to be a wideout. lake effectt peop snow in ashtabulaa county this valentine's day weekend but no. >> it is impossible to predict because we could get 12 inches and madison next door could gett to soak you never know how it's going to hi a firehouse ngh winery it is mighty cold but people here got lucky avoiding a lake effect snow warning. check out the ice here on lake erie. quite a sight.ake on saturday evening east of cleveland conditions were a a little bit different.if tonight's sky looks like a snow globe.e >> i really expected all of this note, earlier thisall morning. >> this person said she was a little surprised that she wipeshe the snow off her car. >> everybody drives slow and don't be in a hurry. no hurry no worry. >> prepare for the potentially dangerous road conditions but you also want to prepare for the cold weather. to we have definitely beenly experiencing that all week so far.. next damn freezing my bun

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back, mavis take us back mavis take us back, mavis take us back mavis take us back, mavis take us back mavis take us back, mavis take us back mavis take us back, i got friends i got friends and i got i got family i got i got help from all the people who love me i got friends and i got i got family i got i got help from all the people who love me (cheers and applause) >> stephen: her alalbum, "livin' on a high note," is out now! mavis staples, everybody! we'll be right back. today people are coming out to the nation's capital to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential (cheers and applause) >> stephen: that's it for the late show. tune in tomorrow when my guests will be debra messing, zachary quinto, and a musical per

us and to him, he was dad. he was the father that god gave us for the great adventure of family life. sure, he forgot our names at times or mixed them up. but there are nine of used us and sought to show that love. and sought to share the blessing of the faith he treasured. and he gave us one another, to have each other for support. that's the greatest wealth parents can bestow. and right now, we are particularly grateful for it. so we look to the past, jesus christ yesterday, and call to mind all these blessings and give our lord the honor and glory for them, for they are his work. we look to jesus today in petition, to the present moment here and now, as we mourn the one we love and admire, the one whose absence pains us. today we pray for him, for the repose of his soul. we thank god for goodness and know that dad believed, he did so imperfectly like the rest of us. he tried to love god and neighbor, but like the rest of us did so imperfectly. he was a practicing catholic, practicing in the sense that he hadn't perfected it yet. or rather christ was not yet perfected in him. and only those in whom christ is brought to perfection can enter heaven. we are here

. >>> thanks for joining us, gary and cory with us. us too. marty, could be windy today right? >> reporter: yes especially on the west side of town. not as windy throughout much of the city. where we could use wind is in the central valleys of colorado. clear calm cold. that combination allows cold air to drop down into the valleys. these are straight up air temperature numbers not wind chill numbers from 15 to 30 below zero. it is below zero in many areas we are anticipating a peculiar system moving through this afternoon and tonight will scour out some of that cold air. especially at the base of the foothills and western suburbs, will slacken a little bit today the foothills. it early on. by sunset snow in the foothills here. i think we could actually get light snow here late tonight and early tomorrow morning. just a dusting for most of us. clear early on, clouds roll in about sunset tonight. temperatures, however, move above freezing today. nice little milestone for us here this week. amelia? >>> as we get off to our drive, starting off with clear conditions, 25, 70, the mou

use. drug use is number 1 among marijuana use in young people in the united states. needle exchanges stories are not -- >> i need to get you off the blaming obama about this thing. lots of states have legalized marijuana voted to do so, 25 states are doing harm reduction on heroin and syringe exchanges and kentucky, no liberal states no democratic state two conservative lawmakers in kentucky have voted to have the ban on syringe exchanges or federal funding lifted. >> when it comes to legalization of marijuana the obama administration has refused to enforce the federal law. whit comes to marijuana to allow our food and drug administration to do its job. >> david there are all sorts of statistics that indicate that the increase in heroin usage the epidemic is not directly linked. can you say the kids who don't observe their bedtime properly could become big drug users too. there's an increase in consumption and not all about marijuana and obama. >> i'm not blaming obama for everything. >> you bring it up in every answer though sir. i'm talking specifics. this is the di

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us to a man who spend decades in the drivers seat. cable cars are a popular way to get broncos fans to and from week. there they're crucial for locals. >> greg nieto hopped aboard and takes us for a ride. it's very similar to catching mall. >> there's nothing like riding the trollly up and over the streets of the city. by the bay. >> he has been riding these rails dating back to last century. >> since 1873 some 24 years. >> . >> have you seen many bronco fans on here yet. >> not yet. >>. >> . i hope that manning gets his last one. before he gets out of there. >> before we get off of here. we couldn't resist a trip down memory lane. >> . >> he is a big part of that flavor. >> ready to take broncos country on the ride of their lives. >> every now and then i'll catch myself looking down the hill. going man, i get to do this every day.

use went down. during the bush administration, marijuana use went down 25% among young people. now under the obama administration which has given a green light to legalization of marijuana, colorado data just came out they've got the highest marijuana use among young people in the country now but all of this contributes to a atmosphere of being able to use drugs. >> -- mdges use. >> doesn't lead to other drugs also. >> right but the line towards marijuana and increase of marijuana, marijuana and the type of drug overdose that you can see that can be fatal that we're talking about with heroin is not the same. as a recovered addicts there are absolute distinctions. >> absolutely not true. children who use marijuana and they practice unsafe sexual practices more than kids who don't. i think you have to look at the total package here. if needle exchange programs are going to be implemented they should have a strong legal component, getting people off the drugs getting them into health care. i was a president of an emergency medical rescue squad for many years department with many heroin overdose situations, they are very tragic, certainly we should go to anything we can do to save people's lives. but in the long run we should get back to d

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ernie: go out there and hunt down the good local stories for us. us. keep us all informed. dnainfo.com. thanks for joining us. >> i have a question for you tonight. i want your opinion about money. would you rather have a pay money as a bonus at the end of the year? ernie: good question. what about you? do you want it now or later? your answers are coming up. come back friday as we try to answer this question. can you live without your cell phone? it's hard to look at our technology addiction. it really is. it's an amazing problem. we'll talk about it. first russ will talk about red sox slugger david ortiz who wants to feel a little love from this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first ernie: russ is here. red sox david ortiz wants a little respect from the bronx. russ: when i read that in the post, i started laughing out loud. the world has changed. baseball has changed. ever

so when you have alcohol use, you have 25 kids who said they have used alcohol. 2% use it daily. 21% ave used marijuana in the last 30 days, 21% daily. you can see the same thing for cigarettes. this is the first time in 20-plus years they've done this where most people are saying they're smoking marijuana in the next mauer win doed. so alcohol has gone down almost in half. marijuana has gone down 5% and cigarettes have gone down by two/thirds. i'm sure people think, oh, the teenagers these days. they're into such bad things. >> what do you think of trending in a different direction? is that our social attitudes? >> i think kids are actually pretty more savvy about things. you look at things related to stv's, and i think those are actually down. kids are getting more he had indicated. so it's possible that things might turn and and -- the peak of all of these numbers, really, was. >> i guess we should celebrate our teens for being i back to you. >>> right now a neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should d

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the police tell us the car was going the wrong way. the fire department used -- used the jaws of life, but a nearby stretcher mains empty. white sheets were draped over the cars until the coroner came to collect the bodies. the fire department sprayed the interstate making sure the road was safe for traffic. again, all lanes are back open after this deadly crash. in cleveland, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and many thanks for your reports. >>> the medical examiner released the names of the victims, laquisha brown, age 33 of cleveland, and kevin urbanik, 22 of lakewood. the exact cause is still under investigation. we'll follow the story. >>> in the meantime, hundreds of people are back in their homes after a drain derailment and fire forced evacuations in the village of brewster in stark county. investigators are trying to to go off of the train tracks. butane and natural gas caused the flames and no one was reported hurt there. >>> and spring is on the way, according to pennsylvania's furry forecaster, punxatawney phil. the groundhog known for his weather forecast

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used before. we are also funding demonstration products -- projects as well where we can teach farmers how to implement practices they might not be used to using. most farmers are using some sort of conservation practice on their field. stacey: do we need to be more aggressive in stepping up those efforts and making a faster reduction of the nitrates? mike: we do think we need to accelerate our implementation of the strategy. is just under three years old so we are at the beginning of looking at nitrates specifically. have a long history of soil erosion project -- prevention but now we need to look at the nitrate piece specifically. we must accelerate our progress. the way that we intend to do that is by demonstrating the implementation of these practices, allow farmers to teach other farmers about their experience, and we think that will help drive implementation. steve: how large a role does mother nature play in nitrates getting into our water supply? mike: mother nature plays the predominant role in nitrates getting into our streams and rivers and ultimately impacting drinking water. nitrates, nitrogen is a naturally occurring thing within

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we use our smartphones to help us in our daily life. the way our phones can help us when we're in a medical emergency. mix of sun and clouds today, warm with highs in the lower 70s. a "backdoor" cold front coming in from the north will move through tonight, not expecting much change to the forecast until a much strong front lowstoday, warm with highs in the lower 70s. a "backdoor" cold front coming in from the north will move through tonight, not expecting much change to the forecast until a much strong front arrives wednesday. lows tonight in the middle 40s. tuesday, partly cloudy, breezy and warm, highs in the low to middle 70s. increasing clouds by evening with showers developing wednesday, cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs in the lower 70s. rain chance 80% few showers around thursday. cooler highs near 60 clearing skies much cooler friday, highs lower 50s. coming in from the north will move through tonight, not expecting much change to the forecast until a much strong front arrives wednesday. lows tonight in the middle 40s. tuesday, partly cl

us by telling us how danger it -- dangerous it was. we realized it was danger but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was a possibility if we would allow things to remain the way they were, that we, too, could one day actually lose our lives. you know, the parable had taught us, and all of us were good sunday school goers, if you seek to save your life, you will lose it, but if you are willing to lose your life for the sake of what is right, then you will save it. spontaneous participants in the civil rights movement. at first, not many of the activities were covered by the local television station, which was channel 4. there were accounts of it in the newspaper. , as well as the other cities in south carolina, did not get the attention of a birmingham, alabama, or a jackson, mississippi, or a savannah, georgia. but we did enough to spark a movement within the state that quickly spread, as i spread before, from greensboro to rock -- greensvilleo to rock hill, greensboro, and then down to benedict college, down to voorhees college down in denmark. south carolina state university and do

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us use the lock screens to keep people out but what if the good guys and emergency responders need to get into your phone to get some that have lifesaving information. >> we're the first ones there from a medical standpoint so it's vital. >> on most phones there's a button on the lock screen called emergency, if you tap on a key pad it will pop up for a quick call to 911 if you need it. on an iphone users can store important info. experts say having the information stored there could help save your life, and that parlays into the story granted. >> so there you go. >> i'll have to change my setting on my phone. >> let's all change it today. weather though. >>> the beautiful weather continues today. if if you went yesterday you can today. let's take a look at your out out the door forecast. sun doesn't rise until 7:16 this morning and temperatures should be in the mid to upper 40s. 57 at 6:00, 56 at 7 and then we start to climb back to 50 by 8 a.m. this morning, 55 at 9:00. you want to take that light jacket but here's the catch i don't think you'll need it as your heading home from maybe the bus stop if you're watching us or you're heading to school or heading to work i think temps going to be into the upper 60s later today. so right now 59 degrees, this is a live picture from our studios we're looking towards downtown you can see some of the now, as far as the temperatures concerned kind of flip flopped from what we see in the morning, so we're looking at cooler temperatures south of the triangle milder north and that's where we're seeing more clouds. 51 in south hill, down towards the sand hills 46. so here's our satellite radar, a broken line of showers really extending from central pennsylvania back through kentucky into northeastern portions of tennessee as well. this is a cold front, this front here this evening and it could bring us a few isolate showers. so here's what i'm thinking the daylight hours today dry, pretty nice for this time of year 64 by lunchtime, 69 our afternoon high we'll fall back to 64 by the evening drive home at 6 p.m. you are going to notice a little more cloud cover at 6:

us and helping us with this subject. you know a lot of people are flint, michigan. we've been hearing that report. the question is what about us? could it happen here? that's why we asked you to come and join us on our program to make us feel better. tell us how we're doing. >> i'm glad to be here. we're very fortunate. new york city has an amazing drinking water supply. we have 19 reservoirs upstate, up to 125 miles away and the important thing about them is they're surrounded by 200,000 acres of land that we own to protect them, to keep the source water clean. and when it gets down to the city, we've made huge investments in our infrastructure within the city. $10 billion over the past 10 years. so we are in quite good shape because we have been looking at -- ernie: the city has a very good reputation. i know you've been telling me when you travel, everybody wants to find out what are you doing? we have a great system. how much testing do we do and how often does that happen? >> we do it a tremendous amount rain enters the reservoir until it goes into people's homes. we do more than 500 tests every year. ernie: that's huge.

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