y >>> it was valentine's day 2001, and susan hamilton had a busy day planned. her husband, dr. john hamilton, was an obstetrician. susan ran his medical clinical. >> susan hamilton was the proverbial trophy wife. by all accounts, she was a star, and he was indeed a very fortunate man to have her. >> but susan never left the house that day. dr. hamilton was performing surgery all morning. when he finished, he stopped home on his way to his office to give susan some flowers for valentine's day. once there, he found the back door wide open. upstairs in the master bathroom was his wife, unconscious. >> i think that my wife is dead. please hurry. my wife is bleeding all over the place. >> dr. hamilton tried to revive her, but it was too late. >> in this case, the attacker was in complete control. it's unfortunate, but i don't think mrs. hamilton really stood a chance. >> the killer apparently escaped through the hamiltons' back door. none of the neighbors saw anyone leaving the home. >> we were suspicious of the fact that maybe a burglar could have came in and possibly attacked this

valentin marriner.he italian energy firm has discovered what they call a supergiant gas field off the egyptian coast, which it says is the largest ever in the region. let's talk to anthony, joining us. toda good day to you. this is a pretty significant find. the geography is also quite interesting. anthony: hi, manus. they are saying this is the largest find in the mediterranean in terms of natural gas. they say it is going to be a positive for them in that it will help cash flow, it will help them improve their dividends going forward. they are saying that a developmental below cost, because it is located near fields that they are already developing. a have infrastructure located close by, so that means that the work they are going to do is mainly drilling. they want to stop the first wells -- to start the first wells next year, that is what the ceo just told us. they would like to get the production online as soon as possible, potentially even have some export italy. manus: thank you very much. anthon

at that point the other woman pepper sprayed valentine. valentine charged with assault. both women are charged with weapons possession. six people were treated for pepper spray exposure in the end. >>> a judge not hiding his disgust today as he sentenced colorado movie theater shooter james holmes to life in prison without the possibility of parole. after sentencing holmes to 12 consecutive life sentences, one for each victim who was killed in the rampage back in 2012, the judge bluntly told court officers to, quote, get the defendant out of my courtroom, end quote. courtroom which was filled with family members of the victims erupted into applause bringing to an end a grueling three-year case. >> i just want everyone to know that the trial is over and that thing will never see the light of day again and i believe justice has been served for our family. >> homes state appointed attorneys blame the massacre on his schizophrenia and dilutions, they claim holmes was obsessed with mass killings since childhood. >>> a problem is so bad the city is taking drastic measures to f

chad: on valentine's day. emily: on valentine's day. chad: so romantic.mily: describe the last 10 years. chad: for me, it has surpassed all of my expectations. we were really simply trying to solve a problem for ourselves and our friends. how do you share videos that were sitting on your desktop? and despite observing our own problems and coming up with a simple way to re-encode these videos and allow people to share these videos on the web, it kind of unlocked the potential for everybody else. emily: the very first video on youtube really was one of you guys going to the zoo. [video clip] >> the cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long trunks. chad: it's not a cat video, but it's not bad. [laughter] emily: 18 million views, almost 19 million views. chad: really, that video and many others, we were uploading internally to test the system. yeah, shortly after that, we started receiving quite a few other uploads from around the world. emily: who is that? chad: that's jawed, one of the three of us that started the site. there

there were about 1,500 to 2,000 and delivered about 8,000 valentine's for the governor. they dumped them on the public desk and by the tuesday, february 15, they had organized and rallied and exp t expected between 10, 000 and 20,000 people. it was shut down to traffic. by the next day, the crowds grew even more and then the madison teachers and many of the teachers associations started a massive walk-out, call in sick. with the school shutdown, the crowds began to swell and we were up into the high 60,000 to low 70,000 people that descended upon the capital square. the following weekend, we had about 100,000 own the square there was no limit to how many people could come inside. we had almost 26,000 people inside and the building is not built for that. and wea measuring, decided that it could hold 9000. they would turn over, it was stagnant. 9000 and 10 others would come in come of because people left. so then at one point we counted as many as 46,000 people that had come in and moved back out and come around the square. there was a stage set up on state street, that is

she said, "tina, i would just like it if somebody gave me a dozen red roses for valentine's day." and i said, "yeah, that's all you want?" she said "i would just like a dozen red roses." >> reporter: she had never received a dozen roses from anyone, but that year she was hopeful. it was saturday, february 12th when cathy went off to her job at the drugstore. how was she that morning? >> she was fine. just routine. nothing out of the ordinary. >> reporter: tina was trying to catch up with cathy that day before she went to work, but just missed her at home, only to see her moments later in traffic. >> we saw each other and she gave me the biggest smile that i will always remember. she saw me. we looked at each other. it was beautiful smile. moment burned into her memory. cathy's shift ended at about 8:00 that nit. she was supposed to come straight home. but mary didn't see her. so 9:00, 10:00 comes, you're not worried? >> no, i wasn't worried. >> reporter: saturday night -- she probably went out after wonirk. >> yeah. >> reporter: but then sunday morning came, and still no cathy. ca

. >> if you remember our special valentine's day ambush, the husband and wife, been together 30 yearsk the plunge and rekindled with hot new looks. >> some are the best are the looks from friends and family. we have tissues on standby because you never know how or what people are going to think when they see themselves. >> we're also going to do a little "where are they now" and check in with some of our ambush ladies to see if they kept up the look on their own which is the hard part. >> it's not easy. often when you choose someone to be ambushed, they seem grateful. we got an incredible reaction from this young lady named melinda dodders back in march. to refresh your memory, here is her before and after. take a look. >> here is melinda before. melinda, let's see the new you. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> are you ready, sharon? take off your blindfold. >> oh, my god! >> all right, me llinda, are yo ready? >> spin right around. >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? >> don't you look awesome? >> you look gorgeous. >> so that was the good news. >> it stayed good. it stayed good. she went -

matt: here it's not the same exactly story as valentine.somebody who is a lowly being hooked up with like a sky we'ver or some kind of goddess. scarlet: the woman in the moon. matt: as punishment, they're allowed to see themselves on the seventh sunday. scarlet: doomed not being able to see each other. matt: one time a year you can see each other. scarlet: unrequieted and don't have access to each other. this is very popular. my parents, their generation, they all sing it and know it. it's a big favorite for people who go karaoke, too. i sing it at karaoke because it's a crowd favorite certainly, but the woman who sang it originally, she was a pop star. they all loved her. i thought his pronunciation was ok. props to him for giving it a try, it sounded more gritty than it should be. it should sound sweet and melodic. he gave it extra grittiness. tt: he is a heavy metal rock star. slippery when wet is when i got into this band. the what, that was the name of an album? scarlet: slippery when wet is the name of a bon jovi album. thank you very

barry fixler is about to open his jewelry store for the annual valentine's day rush. >> gentlemen comefrom 9:00 in the morning until about 8:00 at night to pick up a heart real quick, engagement ring real quick, something for their girlfriend, fiancee, or wife. >> so, when two men show up at the door a little early, barry doesn't think twice about letting them into the shop. >> i open the door and they followed me in the store and went around the counter and one fellow says, i'd like to see engagement rings. >> the man in the black coat stares into the display case and singles one out. a routine fixler has seen thousands of times. >> figured this is just a normal sale. the other fellow actually joked around and said that, i'm trying to talk my buddy out of it. it was sort of a joke. >> fixler hands the man a diamond ring. he examines the ring closely, as if he's considering buying it. but fixler senses something is off. >> i see that he was hesitating and the price tag of that ring was $14,000. so i figured to myself, maybe that price is a little too much. >> as fixler and the man talk

miles north of half moon bay, dan quarrels and his fiancee, betsy forman, are planning a romantic valentine's weekend when they get word of mavericks. >> my fiance and i had decided to take turns with who was responsible for the plans of february 14th for valentine's day, and this was his year. >> betsy is a surfing fanatic. dan knows that taking betsy to mavericks will be a dream come true. >> she had never got to see an actual surf competition before, so this would have been her first competition to actually be a spectator at. so she was really excited to get to go. >> on the day of the contest, betsy and dan hit the beach. >> the ocean was quite turbulent. i remember being rather fascinated that waves were coming to the left and waves were coming to the right. it definitely was an active ocean that day. >> hundreds of spectators and media are setting up, including tyler short. >> i was just standing behind the podium, looking around for a place to watch. >> the surfing competition takes place about a half mile offshore and tyler can't get a good vantage point. soon he forgets about the com

. >> reporter: the repackaged sweets were ready in time for valentine's day. sales for the two-week campaign were up five times from the year before. next the advisers turned their attention to traditional crafts. this is a measuring cup from the old days. the women told the maker they could design a product more appealing to young women. >> translator: i was skeptical at first. they were dressed like young city girls. but soon, i realized how serious they were. they had good business ideas and enthusiasm. >> reporter: the women tried out their designs on potential customers. they even went to new york to test the overseas market. this is the result of their research. fluorescent boxes. it makes an attractive item, or an accessory case. word is spreading about the happy sparkling factory. on this day, the consultants are meeting with officials of a prefectural government. the officials want to promote a nationwide market for local sweets. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the advisers recommended that they team up and offer assorted products in a cute

be released after ten months after being sentenced to five years for killing reeva steenkamp on valentine's 2013. pistorius says he thought she was an intruder. he's expected to be released under what's called corrective supervision in south africa because of good behavior. there are reports that hipistors would live in his uncle's home and have to perform community service. >>> donald trump gave chuck todd on details on his plan to deal with illegal immigration. >> stock up. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards. when people come in -- >> you're going to split up families, deport children. >> we have to keep the families together. >> you'll keep them together out. >> they have to go. >> trump stirred up controversy as you know with his comments about undocumented immigrants from mexico. he promised a crackdown on what he called criminal aliens. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 12 minutes before 6:00. 70s to start with. it is more humid than yesterday. going to be a steamy afternoon, too. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia. not going to

. >> sarah palin wrote this valentine valentine, online essay.erate and wussified slates of politicians, but then unsolicited they whisper their appreciation for trump because he has the guts to say it like it is. >> i think conservatives are learning the lesson with good reason. this is one case where that's wrong, this guy is not a conservative. >> you don't think it's a conservative sf. >> no. i think he's a show showman. >> you just called him out. another time i'm confused by this roundtable. kasie hunt, john mccormack and francesca, thank you. let's pay attention to them and what they're saying about our country. you're watching "hardball," a police for politics. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? everyon

he was sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp on valentine's day013. he said he believed she was an intruder. there are reports pistorius would live in his uncle's home and be required to perform community service. >>> 4:48. on to decision 2016 and specifics from donald trump, the republican presidential front-runner gave "meet the press's" check todd details on his plan to deal with illegal immigration. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards. when people come in -- >> you'll split up families, deport children. >> chuck, chuck, we're going to keep the families together. >> but you're going to keep them together out. >> they have to go. >> trump of course stirred up controversy with his comments about undocumented immigrants from mexico. he promised a crackdown on what he called criminal aliens. >>> away from the campaign, donald trump says he will report for jury duty in new york city today. trump says he'll be there bright and early. his spokesperson said the campaign will good on if trump is seated on a jury. >>> more people are cutting

y >>> it was valentine's day 2001, and susan hamilton had a busy day planned. her husband, dr.hamilton, was an obstetrician. susan ran his medical cl.

police have charged 61-year- old jean valentine with assault and possession of a weapon. 52-year-old mary cannady is charged with possession of tear gas. >>> new at 6:00, the nypd has created a new task force to patrol times square and that's just the beginning of the city's efforts to stop the spread of aggressive panhandling, costumed characters and other quality of life issues. here's cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer. >> reporter: the costumed characters and bare chested paints women are about to get some company in times square a lot of company. the nypd is establishing a new task force of 100 cops to patrol the bowtie area of times square and focus on quality of life issues. it's just part of mayor de blasio's determination to get a handle on a situation his administration calls, quote, nuisance quality of life issues. >> the mayor's goal is to crackdown on in particular aggressive solicitation that often times borders on out right harassment. people harassing people for money. >> reporter: the nypd is recruiting cops for the new unit even before the mayor's times square t

>> yes, that was our sort of, our first show, it was at a house party in 1977, valentine's day. >> what was that like? >> amazing. we um, we brought the, literally brought the house down. it was in this little house that's still there in athens, known as opposite the taco stand. um, and we had borrowed this equipment and we had some uh little speakers and stuff, and i remember they were on bookshelves, and they were shaking and people had to hold them against the walls and we had um, cindy and i had these fake fur pocketbooks that i found at the diana shop. and they were white, and so we turned them upside down and teased them out a little bit and so they were like white fros. and we hung a couple of barbie dolls and we you know made it look all punky and funny and uh, so but the house shook. and our friends danced like crazy. so we knew wow this is, we had no idea how people would react, but that first you know house party, our friends went wild, so we knew something was good. >> why do you think they reacted like that? >> well everyone loved to dance, our group of friends in athens lo

. >> so the random gift is not on valentine's or the birthday but out of the blue. >> yes. moving on now. please raise the bar on this one, but what is the secret angle that can land you your next job? >> be the fourth person in line for the interview. >> why is that? >> what they did is they found out through many experiments that the amount of time bosses give to interviewees significantly is shorter on either end of the spectrum. in this case, when you walk in, the first gets five, the fourth one gets eight and the tenth one only gets four. >> they are getting bored. >> the key would be to go earl skp ly and try to be fourth. go ahead, chris. wendy can go. >> what are you giving away? >> tomorrow we have a trip with the hot 99.5 jet to vegas and that happens at 9:25. >> you got your own jet. >> we borrow it. >> nice. >> and paris rolls out the red carpet for an american hero who may have prevented the train massacre. and unsettling new details. >>> people up and down the corridor are preparing for the pope. pope. how a group of you're a parent. we're both busy people. so

kate valentine has that story tonight from pinehurst. >> reporter: loggers are hard at work at pinehearsttening to fall. >> you can see the tree is faded. lime green, next week, it will be brown. >> reporter: forester jeff glut onn onnee says that the trees are about to change. >> beetles came in and devastated this place. >> reporter: the drought created perfect conditions for bark beetles to thrive. other trees are dying because they're sick for water. they've cut down requirements for loggers to remove dead trees, hoping to make the forest safer. >> the logs were available, and millers were still taking logs before winter gets here. >> reporter: malio moved to live in the tree s. >> hard to see. when the area gets changed you feel like oh, that is not so good. but you know, it will recover. >> reporter: she's had several trees cut down near her home and says logging will help firefighters have a better chance, stopping a blaze. >> you saw it driving in. there is a band here, like 60% to 70%. >> reporter: 60 trucks hauled away a thousand trees but trees continue to die, so this won't be

we decided to amb h a sweet couple for valentine's day. >> a husband and wife married more than 30 years. tha e couple that plays together, stays together. >> we hope john and mary douglas were doi a lot of playing after this head-to-toe makeover because love, well, it was in the air. john and mary douglas are originally from des moines, grown children. ey moved to new york last july to care for her 15-month-old granddaughter. >> they are r ired but with their only grandchild, they realized they had a litt bit time for themselves. >> thank you for being our buloin couple today, and you love. married almost 35 years. so why do you want this makeover? >> probably time for a change after 35 years. can't pick somebody new so we'll just change what we look like. >> i love that in a crazy sort of way. and what do you think? i know you sort of got roped into this. >> i didn't get completely roped into it but i thought it would be a good experience. i could be transformed. >> they lookeso cute. >> show off what their hot new looks look like. louis licari and "today" contributor and author jill m

kate valentine has that story tonight from pinehurst. >> reporter: loggers are hard at work at pinehearstre threatening to fall. >> you can see the tree is faded. lime green, next week, it will be brown. >> reporter: forester jeff glut onn onnee says that the trees are about to change. >> beetles came in and devastated this place. >> reporter: the drought created perfect conditions for bark beetles to thrive. other trees are dying because they're sick for water. they've cut down requirements for loggers to remove dead trees, hoping to make the forest safer. >> the logs were available, and millers were still taking logs before winter gets here. >> reporter: malio moved to live in the tree s. >> hard to see. when the area gets changed you feel like oh, that is not so good. but you know, it will recover. >> reporter: she's had several trees cut down near her home and says logging will help firefighters have a better chance, stopping a blaze. >> you saw it driving in. there is a band here, like 60% to 70%. >> reporter: 60 trucks hauled away a thousand trees but trees continue to die, so this

i really like valentine's day in this office. it's kind of like grade school.dy gives out little presents and stuff. like last year, jim gave me this card with dwight's head on it. it was horrifying and funny and...

cordery: well, she died in 1884, on valentine's day. so, four years. kathleen m. dalton: four years, yeah -- susan swain: and this was the story that i earlier said was one that you would never if you never forget if you hadn't heard it before. so tell the story of what happened in the roosevelt house on that -- on that valentine's day in 1884. kathleen m. dalton: well, alice had already been born, the baby had been born two days before. but, alice, the mother, had bright's disease, which is a kidney disease. and so, she was fading. t.r. was up at the state, up in albany, with the state assembly. and so, he got telegrams saying, come down, your mother is ill. she had typhoid fever. but then, he'd get more telegrams, alice is not doing well either. and so he finally came down on the train to new york, and came into the house. and it was -- you know, they both died that day. and it was -- it was a tragedy that was -- you know, broke his heart. and he was distraught. he had already been west, and he did flee to the west and was very, very sad, for a long time. susan

it was valentine's day, 1987. spring 1987. may 17th, 1987. summer 1987. september 1987.own. all within walking distance of each other. all these incidents in paynesville obviously are clustered together, and then there's jared, who lives just 10 miles up the road in cold spring. from there, you just hang a left straight into st. joseph. how many psychopathic pedophiles can exist within a 15 to 20-mile radius? >> what was going on in this region? it's all sterns county. what was going on and it was so deeply and intensely harmful to boys? >> someone in that tight knit community may have the keys of what happened but they haven't yet been asked. >> there were no incidents that happened in 1988, and we think that's for a reason. we think that the guy that was committing these crimes was probably put away himself at that time. and we have a guy in mind that that is the case. and he was looked at early in jacob wetterling's abduction. in 1990, he was arrested and convicted of sexually assaulting four boys. and what we're trying to do now is connect him to both jared's case an

. >> reporter: this is 200 valentine lane, this apartment f building. as i zoom in, firefighters still on the roof. this is where they vented the roof. the fire on the top floor. center part of your screen. there's a lot of damage at this point. one firefighter had minor injuries, suffered from minor injuries and has been treated at this point. valentine lane is going to be shut down with a lot of fire department activity. no word on the cause. we'll continue to keep you up to date. reporting live over yonkers in chopper 4. i'm ed hughes. down to pat and michael. >> thank you very much, ed. >>> it's 6:14. time for a check of weather and traffic on the 4s. that's how we roll in here. >> rolling into another good weekend of weather. starting o. with more sunshine headed our way. the heat is going to build the latter half of theoweekendt we could see a mini heat wave early next week. the path of erika is moving away headed toward the dominican republic. cool to almost chilly numbers northwest new jersey. 50 in franklin. 50ibill ell di veer. >> 48 in morris

it started this morning in an apartment building on valentine lane. two people went to the hospital. one resident for smoke inhalation and one firefighter for elevated levels of carbon monoxide. >>> weekend swimming plans have been dried off. the builtmore beach club was closed because of high bacteria levels. no word on when the beach will reopen. >>> in connecticut today, a poignant tribute to a young teacher who gave her life protecting her students. the victoria soto school was dedicated this morning. she was killed in the sandy hook massacre. community leaders voted to name the school in honor of the 27- year-old in honor of dedication of her students. >>> one of the americans credited with stopping a terror attack in france is back in the u.s. army national guards man alek skarlatos was vacationing with his friends after a in afghanistan when they saw the gunman on the train last friday. they were able to disarm the suspect and detain him until police arrived. today, alek skarlatos shared his heroic tale on good morning america. >> i immediately

but there they were every batter from her training or end her life starting with a valentine's day card when she was seven. she meant the world to him and he saved everything which actually met the great deal to michelle and her boyfriend is saved all the letters in a shoebox and gave those to us even though they've broken up as many years had gone by so it was amazing for me as an author but also for michelle but i think having voices come to life is important it was meaningful. >> intimate portrait of these three women. so to expose themselves that way there are dire reissues -- diary issues that she had a drinking problem and revealed that. and the medical records become important later on. why do you feel this was important. >> can do feel they are vulnerable. the deployment was so hard. they needed there p to help grapple with posttraumatic stress and she shared those there pre-notes. she just candid we heard tire military record and a certain point to say i know you want to verify everything but the whole story is right here. so she handed over the six diaries. said to have a chan

letter she wrote in trainings and all of the letters she wrote to him and his entire life including a valentine from when she was seven. she meant the world to him and he saved everything which meant the world to michelle to learn that. her boyfriend had also saved all the letters in a shoebox and gave those letters to us even though they had broken up under difficult circumstances in many years had gone by. recovering those letters was really amazing for me as an author but also amazing for michelle as a human being, and i think having their voices come to life is important. i think the reader gets to know them a lot when you can read their own words and how they'll praise something. it was really meaningful. it's a very intimate portrait of these three women. you get the words in all and i'm very impressed they were willing to expose themselves in that way. >> there are diary issues from betty helton who talks about how she clearly has a drinking problem and she reveals that and a lot of medical records later on become very important. it's interesting to me, why do do you think they were so o