- well uh, ok, wanda, wanda. look, wanda, wanda, uh, i have to time your contractions. do you have a watch? i know you got one 'cause you stole mine. (audience laughs) - over there in the drawer. - ok. i'll be right there, don't go away, don't go away. ok, oh it's 7:56 and partly cloudy. (laughs) well these watches do everything. (wanda groans) i gotta get one of these. (screams) ok, ok, hold it, hold it. ok wanda. i want you to breathe like this-- (inhales and exhales) ok? good, again, again. again. great, great, great! feel better? - no! - me neither. put this under your head, ok? easy, easy. (sighs) now, how long have you known that maniac rachel? - she's my sister. - ah. sweet kid. (audience laughs) - i'm a little scared. - yeah i know, i know, but everything's gonna be ok, i promise you. just try to relax, everything's gonna be fine. oh boy! thank god you got here. - shut up! - again, shut up. - wanda, what's the matter? - the baby's coming! - god, now? (speaking spanish) - what is he doin' here? - well i was comin' back to get my wife's-- - you know you're a real

here's wanda moore. grant county sheriff glenn palmer is under investigation by the oregon sheriff's flooded their office. voice of john bishop, executive director of oregon probably one if not the highest issue that we've had calls and emails on." it comes after palmer was scheduled to meet with ammon bundy and other leaders of the armed occupation. on their way to the meeting...bundy and others were arrested and lavoy finicum shot. the ossa is now looking into palmer's actions and if they violated their bylaws voice of john bishop, executive director of oregon state sheriff's assoc.: "we're in uncharted waters here." even if the association decided to take action...it would be symbolic only and would not impact his job. meanwhile the four remaining occupiers

wanda mackintosh walked seven miles a day for 30 years and you won't believe what she found along the way. she and her friend found a dime stuck in tar one day... and it gave her an idea. they started looking for money as they were walking, kept finding it, and soon were even finding big bills. after all the years of walking and collecting the money she found, she's up to over five thousand dollars. mososof it's change, stored in buckets that weigh over 700 walking money go? wanda has five children and plans on leaving each of them one thousand dollars. 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. here are your weather headlines for today.. up next.. we'll talk about forecast. 3 3 3 3 news 13's luke notestine has been in california all weekend covering the super bowl. coming up ... hear from fans loss. 3 a big move by chiplote today. what the restaurant is doing today that may not make lunch- goers happy .. but could have long-term benefits. 3 00:18;43-00:18;50"we've had one person who called to complain and when we told them body cam footage was available, they hung up." body cameras a

. >> todd: wanda, the wonder dog. and we are following an important story. an amber alert out of fort lauderdale. you probably got it on your smart phone. two with month old tara ji kemp may had been kidnapped and wear have seen lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, at lowe's. >> neki: today sherry walker is here from the broward county humane society. why did they name her wanda? >> she is a wonder dog. >> neki: she do tricks. she is seven years young and only 12 pounds and will not get bigger and this little girl likekepeople of all ages and sees todd x. potty trained and it is interesting, her profile said she is lazy and likes to watch tv.p i have not seen that at the all. >> neki: how old. >> she is seven. and acts like a two-year-old. >> neki: i think she likes todd. >> she would be great with a family with kids. >> if you raise a minimum of wanda would will love to attend the walk. you@ can alway

wanda morgan is suing her former landlord, sandra gardner, for damaged and missing property, hotel bills, and pain and suffering. sandra claims wanda was arrested for assault two times during her first three weeks of tenancy. >> judge patricia: thank you, everyone. please be seated. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 385, morgan vs. gardner. >> judge tanya: thank you, officer montejano. ms. morgan, you're suing the defendant for $1,500. you claim you rented a room from her. you also suggest she evicted you

that loud noise was the sound of a tree hitting the top of wanda morgan's home in henry county. morgan, "shaky. been kind of shaky but i've kept going ya know because but when i stop i start shaking real bad." morgan says the tree fell on top of the room where her grandson was sleeping on the couch. morgan "when he heard me holler, and we heard that across the ceiling, the top of the house, he jumps up, heads to the bathroom, still asleep but thank god it didn't get the couch, but" morgan thinks the the tree from falling all the she and her husband do not have insurance but their son and some to remove as much of the tree as they can. anything hanging. so if we the top. kind of deal with it for a few weeks. get done what we can get done." right down the street from the morgans, trees fell across the road pulling power lines down with them. further down the road, an overhang at an old gas officials say the building and the empty for years. crews are working throughout henry county to help those without power, which may not be restored for a couple of days. through it all, morgan

. >> if wapb wanda the magnifict told you who was winning the iowa caucus. you would be like, nice try wanda. i will find love in the new year? i get it. news son a 24 hour cycle you have to fill it and do something. you can at least make it interesting for the viewers. have accountability, keep score. >> i predicted marco rubio would win. >> i think trump is likely on the republican side. >> bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton and trump. >> clinton and cruz. >> think trump will win it. >> the long shot marco rubio takes it. >> look at jeb bounce up into the top three or four. >> i think cruz is in third. >> i think bernie walks away with this. >> trevor: wow. you know that guy reminds me of, you seen those guy that's play basketball and miss every shot. they carry on like nothing is happening. ya, keep going. ya. nothing is happening. the whole time they're like, ya. i mean after all that had, if i was that guy would i totally get out of the prediction business. >> if there is an election year you can't predict everything this. is it. all bets are off. altho

wanda morgan, home owner, "it's just been an outpouring i couldn't believe, people, strangers you've never seen come up and ask you can they help you, can they chop wood. it's just, there are good people in the world." continues to thank god for her family's safety. after the storm, the electric company came to help take part of the tree down because it started leaning towards the transformer. the family is planning on using the tree for fire wood next winter. the mayor of martinsville is leading the effort against an electric company selling its shares. the issue: the mayor and other state leaders believe this could seriously finanicially hurt many communities throughout virginia. wdbj7's danielle staub explains. martinsville mayor danny turner continues to speak out against the sale of peabody electricity's share in the prairie state project. that electric plant in illinois is supplying electricity to 200 communities across the united states, five of those here in virginia. "made wild promises. they made promises that the plant could be built for 1.8 -- 1.9 billion dollars." mayor

lebanon....you are wanda, call us back in 10 minutes, and you'll win a 50 and if you call... you'll entered to win a 2 night vacation french lick springs hotel. call us...at 513-45- fox19. rob 2shot more news in just a moment but first your forecast. kara 2shot frank has a look at today's weather. winter weather advisory continues until 10am. with areas of the tri state with near 4 inches of snow on the ground and in some cases up to 5 inches the good news is the heaviest snow accumulation is now over. this morning with look at some sctd light pockets mixing in with some possible freezing drizzle but no major accumulation. temperatures starting out in the low 20s rising to near 37 degrees by day's end. this evening we look for scattered rain showers to develop into the overnight and that will bring is another chance for some freezing rain mixed in with light snow overnight as temps dip to only 31 degrees. look for more slick conditions especially in our rural areas. then rain showers on tuesday at times with highs near 40 degrees. some showers will linger into tuesday night m

. >> wanda in michigan, a democrat. >> caller: hello?> wanda, you're on the air with your question or comment, go ahead. >> in michigan, in here in flint. i consider this the governor's problem. he's the one that pointed the emergency manager and he also said in his state of the state that the buck stops with him. he has really messed with the people of michigan, the seniors, he's done so much harm and he boasts about being such a businessman and he can make deals and do all kinds of things, this is what happens when money becomes more important than people. we have a governer who has lots of money he should be criminally charged and this money come out of his own pocket. he needs to be jailed. >> i'm going to leave wanda's comments. getting terry. terry in stevensville, a democrat, hi, terry. >> caller: how are you doing? the lady before me, i think she read my mind. i want to make a comment when snyder was elected. the first thing he did was cut taxes for the wealthy of $2 billion. how is he going to replace that money? don't worry abo

our next question comes from wanda rick etson. she lives right here in houston and is wavering between senator rubio and senator cruz and is concerned about the mess we've seen in washington. what's your question? >> thank you for coming here and to all the candidates actually. i guess donald trump loves everyone but texas. [ laughter ] and thank you, senator cruz, for going to washington on behalf of our state to shake things up. i truly admire and respect you for being a true constitutional conservative. >> thank you. >> however, sometimes your hardline stance on issues comes across as polarizing and uncompromising. i'm just worried if you were elected that we would get four more years of nothing substantial getting accomplished in washington again. so are you willing to compromise and reach across the aisle to get things done? because frankly, i do respect marco rubio for at least trying to get something done with immigration in the gang of eight. >> well, wanda, thank you for that question. [ applause ] and i appreciate -- lis

people are really careless with their money," wanda said. after all the years of walking and over $5,000. most of it's change, stored in buckets that weigh over 700 pounds. where will all this "street walking money" go? wanda has five children and plans on leaving each of them $1,000. " elias: sam is back now... sam tease text here meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: iowa is going to get some light snow during the morning hours especially across west and central iowa. this will be a very light snow, so totals are expected to remain mainly between about 0.5 to 1.5 inches. the snow will swing through during the early morning hours so the drive into work may be a bit slick, but we should be dry in the afternoon. winds will be light through the day so blowing snow and drifting is not a concern. tonight will be cold and dry with calm and cold conditions. thursday we are going to see cold and calm conditions with a high climbing to around 21 degrees, which is only a degree above

wanda morgan/homeowner: "someone could have been hurt really bad or killed in there. that tree should have fell all the way down. in the same area, trees brought down power lines and wind blew over an old gas station overhang. county get their power back. we're learning more about why prosecutors charged a northern virginia man with perjury in connection with a bedford county murder case. leslie engleking entered a "no contest" plea to perjury this morning. prosecutors say at two separate times, he knowingly gave false testimony when asked about the disappearance of katherine and sheila lyon, two girls who went missing from a maryland shopping mall in 19-75. they say he was trying to protect his sister, patricia charged with perjury in the case. to 10 years in prison if convicted at a hearing june 7th. a baby in california condition tonight after its mother gave birth in the bathroom of a subway restaurant - and then walked away 911 call: "it's okay, i know you're doing a good job. you're doing a good job, and the baby is crying so that's a good thing." surveillance v

our next question comes from wanda rick etson. she lives right here in houston and is wavering between senator rubio and senator cruz and is concerned about the mess we've seen in washington. what's your question? >> thank you for coming here and to all the candidates actually. i guess donald trump loves everyone but texas. [ laughter ] and thank you, senator cruz, for going to washington on behalf of our state to shake things up. i truly admire and respect you for being a true constitutional conservative. >> thank you. >> however, sometimes your hardline stance on issues comes across as polarizing and uncompromising. i'm just worried if you were elected that we would get four more years of nothing substantial getting accomplished in washington again. so are you willing to compromise and reach across the aisle to get things done? because frankly, i do respect marco rubio for at least trying to get something done with immigration in the gang of eight. >> well, wanda, thank you for that question. [ applause ] and i appreciate -- lis

police say 42-year-old wanda van-wike of prairie city stole cash and a credit card from a 80-year old female resident at the west ridge nursing and rehabilitation center. the victim's family contacted police when the resident noticed 300 dollars missing and unusual charges on her van-wike ended up and could've targeted more people in the facility. she now faces several charges, including ongoing criminal urbandale police say charges will likely be filled in the case of a rollover crash. it all started when this silver car ran through a stop sign along 66th street near prairie avenue yesterday afternoon. the car slammed into an s-u-v, rolled into a nearby house, then came to a rest on its top. medics took the driver of the car to the hospital and treated the s-u-v's driver at the scene. police say they are still trying to figure out why the man was speeding through the stop sign. two meetings this morning could put fears of additional layoffs to rest for employees at a pioneer plant. in dow already lost their jobs at johnston's dupont- pioneer since december. the city's mayor is hoping

people are really careless with their money," wanda said. after all the years of walking and collecting the money she found, she's up to over $5,000. most of it's change, stored in buckets that weigh over 700 pounds. where will all this "street walking money" go? wanda has five children and plans on leaving each of them $1,000. " all: (reax) (reax) elias: time for another short break....when we return... politicians like to talk about pork when it comes to spending...but one pig hoped to weigh in on the most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green iowa is going to get some light snow during the morning hours especially across west and central iowa. this will be a very light snow, so totals are expected to remain mainly between about 0.5 to 1.5 inches. the snow will swing through during the early morning hours so the drive into work may be a bit slick, but we should be dry in the afternoon. winds will be light through the day so bl

and the winner for the 18th year in a row is wanda sikes. this is wanda's 18th black oscar. but here's the real question. the real question everybody wants to know, everybody wants to know, in the world, is hollywood racist? is hollywood racist? you know, that's -- that's a -- you know, you got to go at that at the right way. is it burning cross racist? no. is it fetch me some lemonade racist? no, no. it's a different type of racist. now, i remember one night i was at a fund-raiser for president obama, a lot of you were there, of hollywood. and all the, you know, it's all of us there and there's about four black people there, me, let's see, quincy jones, russell simmons, quest love, you know, the usual suspects, right? and every black actor that wasn't working. needless to say, kev hart was not there, okay? so, at some point, you get to take a picture with the president. and as they're setting up the picture, you get a little moment with the president, i'm like, mr. president, you see all these writers and producers and actors? they don't hire black people. and they're the n

wanda morgan's grandson was sleeping on the couch and then all of a sudden a tree fell on the house. like a frieght train and then a big boom. they do not have her son and friends are helping to remove as much wanda morgan/homeowner: "someone could have been hurt really that tree should have fell all the way down. in the same area, power lines and wind station overhang. officials say it could people in henry county get their power back. officials want to make sure you're until the power comes back on. experts say the best thing to do is wear layers of clothing. also, use battery powered candles instead of real ones. if you use real candles, you should keep it at least 12 inches away from anything that could burn. you never put gasoline into a kerosine heater and never use a generator indoors. that puts you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. experts also say to never burn charcoal indoors or use your oven as a source of heat. tiffany bradbury: it's important because we never think fire is going to happen to along a normal day and nothing's going to happen so we want people to be ar

parishioners like wanda sandov patterson -- claiming the virgin mary was -- in somway -- siblfor vi their chch patter i'm aengineer and i cannot figure out how this could haveappened if it wasn't just so kind of divine inteention from o lad but father sergio isn't so quick rgio: i cannot say ts is a miracle because the chur is very carefthey need to make some investigations so we cannot say it's miracle bute believe in the presence of god, we believe in festations, so maybe it's a manifeson this church -however -- is no strango fires. 90 years ago -- elerical fire destroy ts home of worship --so, on tve of ash wednday. patterson:t brings chills your bonest thinking tha90 yearago this happeneand here were are again with the same situatio day though -- their prers turn to thankfulness. prayer nats:holy my, mother of d, prafor our sinners now in thhour of our deat amen reporting in antonito, la howland, news five. thchurch estimates repairs- will cost wards 500- thousand dollars. "father seio" pects ito months while can is underw. after the breaon news five at noon -- meteorolist jeica van m

take this wanda, -- take this honda, just three months ago a man was arrested for selling it with a tampered odometer. the suspect listed a corolla with 33,000 miles, it actually had over 200,000. how can you tell? first, ask yourself, does the way her and tear match the mileage? >> look underneath the floor mat. >> reporter: there is only one sure way to find out. florida offers a free check, look at the number which can be -- board. >> there is no reason for anyone to be at this part of your window. >> reporter: looking back, she says the check would have saved her family thousands of dollars. >> we spend more in repairs than we did in the original purchase price. >> reporter: you can verify the mileage for three to the state. we have got links for you at abc news.com. i am jackie callaway, taking action for you. >>> we are looking ahead with found -- with thousands expected for the festival this weekend. parking will be scarce. the event brings out more than this weekend people from all across the world are expected in clearwater for a sailing competition. if you plan on attending expect

people every year at the oscars, just have black categories like best black 18th year in a row is wanda sykes." it's the monologue everyone is talking about. chris rock of course addressing the controversy over the lack of diversity in nominees this year. adlib and from the oscars to the "razzies." "fifty shades of grey" is the big "winner" -- if you want to call it that -- of this year's "raspberry awards." they celebrate supreme underachievement in cinema. "fifty shades" received five "razzies" -- including worst picture. dakota johnson was named worst actress, and jamie dornan -- worst actor. other razzie winners this year include adam sandler in "the cobbler" and "pixels." and chevy chase in "hot tub time machine 2" and "vacation." falling asleep? we'll have a list of calming foods that will help put you in the mood to snooze. apple is releasing a new i-pad, i-phone and apple watch straps for spring. that's next on kolo 8 news now. temperatures continue through much of the upcoming week. breezy conditions return by late tuesday as weak low pressure moves across the pacific northwest

as wanda moore explains... luxury has taken itself to new heights. beer ... spa ... put the two together and you get ... (sally champa/owner, hop in the spa) "you're going to soak in a proprietary blend of beer, hops, barley." it's more than just soaking in beer.... a bath in brew... is good for you! (sally champa/owner, hop in the spa) "it's great for insomnia, relaxation." pain and aches? just hop in the spa (mike boyle/hop in the spa) "i used it and my pains went away and i slept great." it all started after mike boyle got into a car accident (mike boyle/hop in the spa) "car rolled three or four times." he went to sally champa for a message and when he experienced a beer spa in europe...he knew the industry was hop-ping. (mike boyle/hop in the spa)"one day we talked about this and it just happened that i said: 'let's hop into the spa business." and boyle doesn't in the spa) "i didn't drink beer until three months ago." after only a week in business... (sally champa/owner, hop in the spa) "the phone is ringing off the hook." they're already expanding. (mike boyle/h

wanda morgan/homeowner: "someone could have been hurt really bad or killed in there. that tree should have fell all the way down." in the same area, trees brought down power lines and wind blew over an old gas station overhang. leaders say it could be days before some people in henry county get their power back. if your powers off, there is a safe way to stay comfortable until it comes back on. experts say the best thing to do is wear powered candles instead of real ones. if you use real candles, you should keep it at least 12 inches away from anything that could burn. you never put gasoline into a kerosine heater and never use a generator indoors. that puts you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. experts also say to never burn charcoal indoors or use your oven as a source of heat. tiffany bradbury: "it's important because we never think fire is going to happen to us. we always think we're going to go along a normal day and nothing's going to happen so we want people to be armed with this knowledge so they can keep themselves and their families safe, because we don'

police say this woman: 42 year old wanda sue vanwyk of prairie city stole cash and a credit card from a resident at the west ridge nursing and rehabilitation center in knoxville...also known as west ridge specialty care. the nurse's aid is accused of stealing the card and cash from an 80 year-old woman. 15:40:10--19 'the credit card provider called them and said that some strange charges had been police found out when they were contacted by the family of the alleged victim...who was also missing 300 dollars in cash. police say vanwyke spent or charged a grand total of 1250 dollars. all on the victim's dime...folks in town are shocked by the allegations... 16:39:15--19 'i think thats terrible to take advantage of the elderly, especially when theyre in your care.' 16:45:40--46 thats a terrible thing taking nursing home peoples money, taking credit cards and stuff like that thats horrible 16:52:41 'thats just sad that you know people would do something like that, especially to older people.' vanwyk is facing several charges, including ongoing criminal conduct, dependent adult abuse, and

. >> reporter: wanda ford said investigators tested and blood and discovered something else. >> our csi collected blood evidence and that was submitted to a database and once that happened ohio connected him to a ago. >> reporter: he attacked a woman back in 2011. >> it was a brutal rape, this is a great example of how technology has advanced and it is fantastic we are able to solve something. when it happened in a different state especially. >> reporter: officers are trying to determine if he could be responsible for other sexual batteries in the orlando area. >> yes, we are definitely looking into that. dna is wonderful. once it is in the database it can match up to any crime that has been committed in the last ten years and this gentlemen was not in the system. >> reporter: police say mimi was already in jail on the burglary charges with they made the dna charges. valerie boy fox35 news. >> bob: back in 2013, derrick medina killed his wife and then facebook with the words rest in piste. the family made it clear this judgment doesn't bring their loved one back. >> i miss my daughter.

>> orlando police department sergeant wanda ford joins me in the studio. thank you for being here today. we hear stories about i-drive and maybe the perception is it's violent and out-of-control. what's going on, on i-drive? >> when you have two incidents tragic over the weekends and with the vehicle burglaries it may appear that crime has risen, but it hasn't. robberies have decreased, our motor vehicle thefts have decreased, our vehicle burglary s did increase because of one rash, one incident that occur. >> so one group of young people can dramatically skew the numbers? >> yes, of course. we had one incident that was 30 something vehicle burglaries, but what public may not know, a week after that, the chief had the area and caught two to three of those suspects. >> we get mentions on our facebook page all the time, we have one now saying it seems like crime in orlando is out-of-control, not just i-drive, but orlando is out-of-control. the numbers don't seem to justify that. maybe people see it on the news and things thinks it's dangerous, but the number

wanda morgan, home owner, "it's just been an outpouring i couldn't believe, people, strangers you've never seen come up and ask you can they help you, can they chop wood. it's just, there are good people in the world." morgan says she continues to thank god for her family's safety. after the storm, the electric company came to help take part of the tree down because it started leaning towards the transformer. the family is planning on using the tree for fire wood next winter. a local first responder has taken dedication to a whole new level. botetourt county recognized 84-year- old sam sprinkel yesterday for 68 years of service with the fincastle volunteer fire department. he's served as treasurer since 1955. he's a charter member of the fincastle rescue squad and one of the first botetourt residents to earn an e-m-t certification. sam sprinkel/lifetime achievement recipient:"i'm humbled, i'm humbled at the support of the community and everybody to make a helps people." sprinkel's family and friends were there to celebrate his lifetime achievement with him. he thanks his first respon

smurf and wanda have a facebook page and already up to 16,000 likes.posted a link on my twitter page. >> a stunning announcement about hover boards from the federal government. safety officials say all hover boards sold in the united states are unsafe. abc news reportser matt gunman has the details. >> reporter: they spontaneously come busted in malls and park paths and blamed for house fires and banned on airplanes. this morning the government cracking down. >> it is irresponsible for a company to continue to sell hover boards that they know do not comply with the standard. >> reporter: since not a single one is certified as safe, the consumer products safety commission warns consumers risk serious injury or death if the self-balancing hover boards ignite and burn. this couple's nashville home reduced to ashes after a hover board caught fire. >> it could happen. i don't think it's worth the risk. >> reporter: it was the hottest item on many christmas lists and ebay at one point selling one every 12 seconds. would you let one of your own children ride

just sad that you know people would do something like that, especially to older people.' 42 year old wanda sue vanwhk is being accused of stealing from a resident at the west ridge nursing home in knoxville.police say she took a credit card and cash from an 80-year-old woman. they were tipped off when the woman's family filed a complaint that she was short 300 dollars. investigators later found vanwyke's charges totaled over 12-hundred dollars. she is now facing several charges, including ongoing criminal conduct, dependent adult abuse, and theft. isolated incident. police continue to investigate. the centers for disease control currently working on 84 cases associated with the zika virus. the zika virus spreads through a specific kind of mosquito from south american countries and mexico. if contracted it can lead to variety of illnesses including birth defects. morning to tell us how local officials are prepping metro travelers before they leave for spring break. good morning josh. thanks and good morning. with spring break just a few weeks away everyone is looking to travel somewhere tro

the lease for the current building will end in late june. >> smurf and wanda have a facebook page andt's already up to more than 16,000 likes. to follow their progress i posted a link on twitter at chrisnguyentv. >> police said rare antique >> a company is being accused of mismanagement. it caught the attention of the state's top educator. laura anthony has the story. >> state school superintendent tom emerged from a two-hour meet to go address a series of allegations against the tri-valley learning corporation which operates two charter schools in livermore. >> i've had good discussion was the charter works the city, with the school district. >> among the allegations that the corporation running the livermore valley charter schools failed to submit an audit repay a debt to a community college, achieve ethnic balance balance and and charged expensive tuition for chinese students. and there was a report two chinese students were miss fog are a time from family members. >> there was an allegation some students were missing for a short period of time and we have been reassure today those

and the winner for the 18th year in a row is wanda sites. >> a long awaited win as >> the most coveted, best picture. >> and the oscar goes to "spotlight." >> it's a match made in dancing with the stars heaven. businessmen robert of abc shark tank is en gaged to his former dancing with the stars partner, johnson. johnson tweeted sunday saying she's the luckiest girl in the world. the camden kids together again. 7th heaven reunited over the weekend for jessica beels restaurant opening. they captioned, love these people like family. mom catherine hicks. for hollywood minute, i'm david daniel. >>> monday is here. let's get a check on the forecast with lauren. good morning. >> good morning. a bit of a windy start to the day in the foothills, along loveland pass, 31 miles-an-hour. gusty in we're looking to see the winds get stronger later in the day. expect a windy one especially here in denver and eastern colorado. 41 in denver. 46 in boulder. 36 in fort college ins. 32 in burlington. 28 in leadville and 32 in grand junction. as we head into the denver area downtown, 47 for us. close to 50

smurt and wanda have a facebook page and it's already up to more than 16,000 likes. to follow their progress i posted a link on twitter at chrisnguyentv. >> police said rare antique books was taken from a van. josh yeah anderson is being led away in handcuffs. he tried fencing one of the books on telegraph avenues. authorities there are credited with calling the police when they said the person telling the antique book likely didn't own it. workers downstairs called police. >> that's where we have rare book dealers. so people with a little extra knowledge about what is rare, what we are looking at. and maybe the thief thought that he learned something or would get more money by going upstairs. >> the companion ran out the back door and escaped. the van be long today an antique book seller in chicago. he was in town visiting a book fair when his van and books were stolen. that van and the rest of the books were not recovered. >>> two charter schools in livermore are known for their high performance but district and city officials are accusing the corporation that runs

wanda woodson: they didn' t seem like they were vicious dogs when they were outside at all, but i don' t know, you don' t know what happens inside. lisa: both victims were taken uc medical center and are expected to survive. the female dog was taken to the county' s shelter. cincinnati police say a driver clipped someone thursday night. the victim had apparently pulled over after a crash on 75-south, at the western hills viaduct. we are told it was a close call and that person was only "brushed" by the car. no word on charges for the driver. minor injuries and is expected to be alright. honoring some of greater cincinnati' s bravest. this week, boone county recognized several of its ve done while serving our community. deputies rachel straus and justin ryle were honored for their actions during this crash last month. the two helped get an injured driver from a burning car, and it was all caught on dash cam. lieutenant dean pattison and deputy' s medal for helping a driver out of his crashed car that was stuck on train tracks earlier this month, while a train was approaching. an update

. >> this was something that did >> the orlando police sergeant wanda ford says what makes this more frightening is it happened in front of families and children. watch the two women who investigators say were trying to shoplift on sunday night. as they go to leave the store, security stops them and the women put up a fight. one of them pulls out a folding knife and jabs at one of the security officers. >> they were committing a crime, taking merchandise. but they took it to another level when they took out a knife and then went after security officers with the knife. >> investigators say wal-mart employees had actually been watching the women walk around the store sunday night shoving merchandise into their purses. they say there was plenty of evidence to prove they were shoplifting. now they're wanted for a much more violent crime. >> do you consider these women dangerous? >> i do. if you're going to use a weapon and try to harm someone and not just try to scare the security officers, but they were actually >> now the security guards were not hurt, but orlando police tell us they'r

. >> orlando police sergeant wanda ford considers the women around and very dangerous, especially since the wal-mart workers say they were only trying to steal $100 worth of merchandise. the workers say they watched them roam the aisles and stuff items into their purses. they closed all the other exits in the store, forcing the women to leave through the main entrance. it's there they pulled the knife. >> does it speak to some degree of desperation on behalf of these women? >> i guess so for you to take out -- for you to make that choice to take out a knife and then to actually go after the two people, the two security officers who are just trying to do their job. it does speak volumes. >> now, the good news is the security guards were not hurt in this. witnesses say they saw the women run across this parking lot, go across the street here across complex. but police never found them. that's why they need your help. if you recognize either of these women, you're asked to call police or crime line immediately. >> thank you, eric. >> right now, police are searching for people wanted in con

wanda mcintosh walked 7 miles a day for 30 years and collected money she found on the street. after all those years of walking, she has gathered more than $5,000. she stores it in buckets weighing more than 700 pounds. when her kids were little, she says this embarrassed them. >> it was just a different experience for me, but it was a fun experience. by their friends and say, i saw your mom out there walking again. >> her kids can be happy now. she has five kids and plans to split the collection among them. each get about a thousand `ucks. not bad. >> that's awesome. >> that's cool. >> you're supposed to pick up the penny and give it to somebody else to put in their pocket. this afternoon some neighborhoods near 70. >> that's amazing. >> you did get a little sun burnt yesterday. >> i did. >> normal high is 45. record high is 71. we're going to be talking temperatures pretty close to that record high today set back in 1951. clear skies, sunshine. by noon, 62. by 3:00 in denver, 65. again, blue skies like jayson, sun burn is not out of the question. >> bright and sunny affecting

wanda huckleberry said wearing orders because of an plastic she says that city center with termination and put her on light duty after she was able to go out without the best for years but the city settled the case in a mix no wrongdoing. >>> governor. rick scott could review a bill that will change the state's death penalty sentencing laws. a menace women to the bill to align with a plan by the florida house of representatives that the bill will require at least 10 jurors recommend the death penalty before the senate did is actually closed the original position would all cry unanimous jury recommendations in the full senate will review the bill next week. >>> mascot city leaders have narrow down the list of candidates for the police chief to four people. officials say they are working hard reviewing the applications. they want to be short they don't run into problems like the previous chief. last december the previous chief left the position following complaints from officers put interviews for the candidates will be march 7. >>> you will have to wait to see the spacex falcon 9 rocket

wanda moore has the story. beer... spa... put the two together and you get...? "you're going to soak in a prepriatary blend of beer, hops, barley and some herbs." it's more than just soaking in beer.... a bath in brew... is good for "it's great for insomnia, relaxation." pain and aches? just hop in the spa "i used it and my pains went away and i selpt great." it all started after mike boyle got into a car accident "car rolled three or four times." he went to sally champa for a message and when he experienced a beer spa in europe...he knew the industry was hop-ping "one day we talked about this and it just happened that i said: 'lets hop into the spa business." and boyle doesn't even like beer "i didn't drink beer until 3 months ago." after only a week in business... "the phone is ringing non-stop." they're already expanding. "hop in the garden which will be our beergarden and then hop in cup which will be a new coffee that has hops in it." for those hoping to get tipsy off the tub ...we have to be brew-tally honest "you will not get drunk soaking in beer." make

none of that deters wanda glenn. >> i've had a good experience we have met them in public. i feel very comfortable. and the lady that i was dealing with all their comfortable with me as well. one bad apple can't spoil the whole bunch. it's a shame that they have to be cautious in anything that you do. >> reporter: police have outlined a number of ways both buyers and sellers can stay safe when using this type of marketplace. we have all of those letters on our website of the busiest thing they say to do is try to do the transaction in a public space, somewhere like a shopping center. reporting live in palmer park, ellison barber, tran01. >> thank you. in a statement, a spokesperson for offer up total wusa9 they do not tolerate criminal activity and that they have worked closely with police on the investigations. >>> a yellow weather alert in effect for tomorrow. and the next day. >> let's get right to gmail topper shutt. top, we are talking about a rainy, messy morning commute. >> better rain dance now i suppose. tomorrow morning will be a tough commute. by 6:00 a.m., this

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. >> all right, next question comes from wanda, who lives here in houston. she is wavering between senator marco rubio and cruz and is concerned about the mess we've seen in washington for years. what is your question, wanda. >> thank you, i guess donald trump loves everyone but texas. and thank you senator cruz for going to washington on behalf of our state to shake things up. i truly admire and respect you for being a true constitutional conservative. however, sometimes your hard line stance on the issues comes across as polarizing and uncompromising. and i'm just worried if you were elected that we would get four more years of nothing substantial getting accomplished in washington again. so are you willing to compromise and reach across the aisle to get things done? >> uh-huh. >> because frankly, i do respect marco rubio trying to at least get something done with immigration and the gang of 8. >> well, wanda, thank you for that question. and i appreciate it. listen, i understand where that question is coming from. we have huge challenges in this country a

police say this woman: 42 year old wanda sue vanwyk of prairie city stole cash and a credit card from a resident at the west ridge nursing and rehabilitation center in knoxville...also known as west ridge specialty care. the nurse's aid is accused of stealing the card and cash from an 80 year-old woman. 15:40:10--19 'the credit card provider called them and said that some strange charges had been charged to her card.' police found out when they were contacted by the family of the alleged victim...who was also missing 300 dollars in cash. police say vanwyke spent or charged a grand total of 1250 dollars. all on the victim's dime...folks in town are shocked by the allegations... 16:39:15--19 'i think thats terrible to take advantage of the elderly, especially when theyre in your care.' 16:45:40--46 thats a taking nursing home peoples money, taking credit cards and stuff like that thats horrible 16:52:41 'thats just sad that you know people would do something like that, especially to older people.' vanwyk is facing several charges, including ongoing criminal conduct, dependent adult abus

had with a number of us of compounds with those antibodies wanda's austria in europe and said diego. and even those simple molecules. is the corridors of the puzzle. and billy could the start that but there are cells that die. end it just isn't worth it. because a lot of this is naked find a way to get in there. some really is a part of congress really. so i think there is some hope. >> her believe they deal with a garbage. if there were hundreds they look like a garbage disposals there around the whole of the middle. and then invest his them not. has anybody ever put in artichoke down the garbage disposal? >> it doesn't mark and that is what happens. they choke. if we could find a way to break it down or find a way to reduce a and to get rid of it i think we're starting to get there. there is a lot going on with these into body studies it is an exciting time. >> and never would have said that before. >> and a meeting cleared before congress the first time he announced he had parkinson's to be ahead of the committee and they said that what is in enough money and i was in shock. but i