washington took home their fourth consecutive state title this year making big history. the today was about the boys and orangend black. >> reporter: there's plenty to cheer about at booker t.. washington senior high school. >> i'm so happy they won. they're state champs. >> reporter: oh, myy god. this is my element. it's all about children, right? >> reporter: this parade is all about recognizing their football players. >> i'm so proud of everybody. >> reporter: they are the class 4a state champs, a title they've carried since 2012. they still say this experience and celebration never gets old. before jumping on the double it wasn't always easy. >> we didn't win two in a row in some seasons. >> every time we lose,e,we work even harder for the next me. >> reporter: during a season faced with adversityies and changes. this year also caa with a pretty important life lesson. >> use your abilities to get your education. >> reporter: in overtown, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> well, the front that brought us this cool weather here to south florida produced rains last night. eve

. >> his family left greens bureau for washington state when he was only 5 but murrough always said he felt the tie of carolina in his heart. county folks and had grown up with a set of ethics and i think that certainly followed through and was exemplified by his life. >> we can deny our heritage and history but we cannot escape responsibility for the result. >> some people are entrancing in how they tell their stories. they make people want to listen. conscience and story telling and he's in london. >> air raid shelters. >> he reported by radio at the start of world world war ii. >> far away in the distance i can see the red angry snap of anti aircraft bursts against the steel blue sky. >> this war correspondence uniform. >> it was murroughs. >> one of the awards he was given. >> the pee body award. >> bad housing, flies, mosquitoes, dirty beds and matt recesses. >> not to be afraid of the truth. wires inside a box. >> tev w goge57iliny a onthcorlghs r nd so rygh tt 's aea>>sh sureor re. anh caretighinhereo rinin ng ds ig a iat r alofuns wen k uc a 'sthoutedyyt moft if bnd af m ge t o

if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't know that i had rights as a woman in washington state and in the country, and i wouldn't be able to be here and powerful. 6 i think that with educators being more open and the institutions saying publicly that they support all immigrants. over the years, even though, since 1982, we have been able to say that institutions have access to education regardless, you see areas where people are denied access what trying to enroll in school, and that's something that we're seeing in higher education, so it's more exciting that more institutions are willing to one, have the conversation, but include you. >> i bring up the optimism not because i want to end on a happy note or be realistic, but the opposite would lead the country in a really bad place. 30, 40 million angry people instead of going back to punch it out tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. the interesting thing with recent research shows that you calibrate this for yourself, based on where your family was, and how your father did and his father did. and as long as that's better now, you can look at your own of

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gunman, are dead following an hours-long standoff in washington state. (sheila) the shooting happened in the town of belfair, washington... that's about 25-miles southwest of seattle. a local sheriff says the gunman had called 9- 1-1, today, to say he shot and killed his family. authorities say officers negotiated with the man for about three hours before they entered the home and five bodies, including the gunman. a a rl, who survived, has been taken to the hospital. (sheila) the search for answers continues after a man killed three coworkers and injured 14 others in a kansas shooting last night. (matt) nbc's chris pollone has the latest. << (nats: investigators at scene) as investigatoto try to figure out why a worker at this lawn equipment factory opened fire thursday they're also learning more about -how- the attack unfolded. governor sam brownback says the rapid response of police that (s/ gov. sam brownback / (r) "the hesston police chief in particular went in tuation, rather thanan even waiting on back up, he went right in and did heroic duty and

. >> local drug agents are working with investigators in washington state tonight to find the person who legally purchased large amounts of high grade marijuana there and then florida to drug dealers. karla ray was told that more high quality weed is being brought in to be sold on your streets. >> reporter: one of the suspects were carry three boxes of marijuana into this upscale orlando neighborhood. and we found out that the weed inside was high grade and worth a lot of money. shipped in by air inside identical two feet by three feet boxes much investigators found vacuum sealed high grade marijuana they say stephen brown and sean secura planned to turn for a profit. >> they had the two boys zip lock tied on the grass over here. >> reporter: neighbors saw the takedown after the boxes were flagged by a k-9 at oia. they believe it was purchased legally in washington state >> they were going in and out of the garage. >> reporter: they are seeing more marijuana come from legalized states. this strain tahoe og is considered very strong. agents are still trying to identify exactly where i

a woman in washington state is planning to -- washington state is planning to make a brand new necklace after fining a rare pearl in her dinner. >> yeah, lucky lady here. she was out on a rare date night with her husband when she bit into a clam and found this. what is it? it's a purple pearl and it's so flawless, even a gemoologist was skeptical. he thought it was a joke but it's real. and it's worth $600. aapparently the clam lives along east coast is known for occasion. you think they just come from oysters but there you go. >> with my luck, i would bite in and get a broke pearl. >>> well it's a question many people have asked, what would it cost if you bought one of everything on amazon.com. of time on their hand, actually calculated how much money you would need to go on that shopping spree. >>> and next, the american astronaut about his year-long stay in space. when he is due back is just ahead. >>> he has just one more week left up in that awesome space station. >> american astronaut scott he will once again become an earthling next tuesday. >> i have been up here for a really lo

in washington state.... signed by president obama. last month's winter storm unleashed heavy rains... washington's governor says.... it caused more than.... -19- million dollars in damage.... and... budgets in the state are stretched "very thin." the move paves the way..... for federal aid.... to help local recovery efforts. the calm and sunny weather las vegas is known for is coming back to the valley and eventually the warmth will follow. temperatures will take a while to recover as overnight lows in the low 30s will hold temperatures cool during the afternoon, but highs will break thursday. sunshine will continue to push temperatures warmer with mid 50s for friday and temperatures near 60 by saturday. slightly gusty winds will move in friday and will usher in a strong high pressure system from the southwest which will really allow temperatures to rise. highs will be in the mid 60s to start next week with highs cracking 70 by the middle of the week. winds will generally stay light and apart from a few passing high clouds the skies w

hardliner come out of washington state because a few years ago, 40% of the largest apple crop stayed on the trees because they were not enough workers to pick the apples, at the height of the has aion, immigration benefit for business. this is why the chamber of commerce clause is interested in h1v visas and confidence of reform because the employers need, in places like las vegas and washington state, and elsewhere, need workers. there is a divide within the republican class, at least in iowa, only 9% of people who said immigration was the most important, voted for marco rubio. independent stan, caller. caller: good morning. i think right off the bat that trump is my man and bernie is my man. they could do it if they wanted to. just get both those men out there and vote for president, vice president, and i tell you what. i have never seen such an archaic way of browbeating, their bullying, their talk to go to the to other side. when we get in the voting booth in texas, nobody messes with you. you, if youe ask have participated in the caucus, do you think anybody could sway you? gues

anne mcnamara takes us inside a training facility in washington state that's leading the pkg full= 51:15 nats car pulling in/confrontation yelling this looks like a typical day on the joba typical call... 51:25 nats yelling as cops come break up the fight but the typical response - is what they're trying to change. dep. joseph winters king county sheriff's office 26:13 it's not your traditional police training. it's not firearms. it's not defensive tactics. what we're trying to help students develop is that one on one personal relationship with the individuals they'll be serving police recruits in washington state learn how to be "guardians" of their communities...de-escalating tense situationswithout weapons. 32:56 how you doing man? you mind coming out? are you okay? on this mock callthe suspect has threatened suicide and instead of using forcethe recruit relates to him on a personal level... joel garcia seattle police recruit 37:47 i've had a relative who did that, you know, and he was a really good friend of mine, you know apart from being family 44:00 that's deep, man

. >> adam: the trip from washington state back home was interrupted by gee advancey's allergic reaction. >> he began to get itchy. he was scratching all over and he started to get hives. so we informed the flight attendant who informed us that there is dogs on every flight. and just smirked which minimized his experience for me. >> adam: it delayed takeoff then they were' told they would have to deboard. >> we understood, they helped us off the plane but they clapped. the people to the back of the plane clapped. >> adam: clapping that crushed this little boy. >> people that do not have that they don't understand what it feels like to have sadness. >> adam: they don't understand what giovanni and his family have been through. that bellingham, washington, was on the bucket list. >> that is one check, there is a lot more but we've been important reason. >> my dad is sick with stage 4 throat cancer and that was already sad. >> adam: sad because he knows his dad's cancer is terminal and with time running out this trip was supposed to be a special one. >> to make memories and i'm sad this has

but after a story aired on our sister station kgw in washington state, people donated to a gofundme account appropriately named knees for kaiser. it raises the thousands clark needed. she said she's grateful and now he'll be able to keep searching and rescuing for at least the next five years. >> good story. >>> the maryland terps are searching to get back on the winning track. terps on the road trying to stay near the top of t came out on the wire against you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... can be cured

record allows in washington state are some of the most open in the country. there are still barriers. >> just think of all the public information, all the data that's accumulating in a city like stealth, accumulating every second of every day. things like building permits, city council meeting transcripts, parking citations, court proceedings, video recorded by police dash cameras and body cameras and much more. in washington state, a lot of that information is a matter of public record and getting it to the public when they ask for it cab time consuming and expensive. there is a movement afoot here and at all government levels across the country to make public information more public, more accessible, to bring that whole process into the modern day. >> this is a global mainstream movement. we see the shift to digital government as something that's quite irreversible because it's dictated by reality. we can't solve problems the same way we tried to solve them 20 years ago. >> business is very good at a seattle company that pioneered the industry of creating o

washington state took the lead right here. then at the end of overtime, down by 3. george king, you hhd to be a big shot. he nailed it. so, 78-78 in double overtime right now. >> oh. >> crazy. >> yes, what a game. >> all right, thank you. >>> february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tony goldwyn. from espn, tony kornheiser and michael wilbon. shaquille o'neal. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from alessia cara. with cleto and the cletones.

and one washington state couple recently tied ththknot in an airplane. we'll l ow you their sky high wedding. ranked first in nebraska's class a. the cardinals only loss was at a tournament in florida -- they're undefeated against nebraska teams. south sioux trying to get back to the state tournament -- taking on 14-10 lincoln northeast. the cardinals trying to get back to state for the 21st time. south sioux down 5 in the third augusta thramer with the deflection, haley fritza misses once, but not twice. it's tied at 40. (down in front). thramer making things happen -- the dish to ashley hohenstein for the layin. cards take the lead late in the third. then, thramer saves it -- it goes back out to mckenna sims for 3 -- south sioux doing the little things right. the rockets hustle, but they save it right to sims for two more. south sioux is going back to state, 69-57. the cardinals will be the top seed, starting next thursday in lincoln. iowa boys district final in 1a, south o'brien facing siouxland christian -- at west high. the eagles were e the distric

.. >>> new atings is authorities in washington state have identified the man who shot and killed his man on friday before turning the gun on himself. a coroner says 51-year-old david wayne campbell shot himself friday in front of police who tried for more than three hours to get him to surrender. authorities say campbell killed his wife, her two sons from a previous marriage and a fourth victim who hantz been named. able to escape the house and survive. the investigation continues tonight's. >> votedding is underway in the palmetto state today in the south carolina democratic primary. senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton hoping on to come out on top as voters there weigh in. >> fox's caroline shively is in the south carolina with the latest on the race. >> south carolina democrats head to the polls today as hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-off on a first in the south democratic primary. >> i sent to send a strong signal that south carolina is ready for change, ready for progress, ready to make a difference. >> reporter: hillary clinton is projected to do well today w

in washington state, i'm anne mcnamara, for the now. nearly a thousand people were killed by police - just last year. of those 32 were in ohio, 18 in kentucky and 19 in indiana. breaking news this afternoon... after nearly six weeks... the four people who were holed up in that wildlife refuge in oregon... have surrendered. surrendered.the f-b-i tweeting news of the arrests... following hours of negotiations today.earlier this week... the four hold- outs posted videos on their youtube channel... saying they had no plans of leaving.but things changed when the f-b-i surrounded the refuge last night... and they also arrested cliven bundy... the father of the group's leader... as he arrived in portland.the other protestors involved were arrested late last month... police shot and killed one man they say tried to pull a gun.the standoff started to protest how much land the federal government owns. live look at the final numbers the markets closing down 256 points.during the day things were even worse at one point -- down more than 400 points.

until theyolve the wat crisis crews worko ve a homeles man fr t side of dam in washington state. the dangerous reueasll caught on cara. responders had to be lowered from a helicopteto hoist the man up to e chopper. the man was planning to set up camp there but it was too dangerous. he went days without fd d r but eected to be okay. time nowor weather and traffic here now with first alert 5. we had some snow orn. that snow has exited the i-25 coidor and moving over the morning. it will continue shifting eaward a o of our ar th morning. thday will grogradually more sunny. temperatures are in the 20s th teens in the high elevations. wind chills are in the teens. snow over e soheastern plainss morning will end om west to et beeen am an10 am as clouds breaup around colspngand pueblo and tperewarm tord 30 degree any ngering snow wilbe gone fromhe plains byoo temperatures will warmnto th lower and middle 30s. expect a sunny afternoon with caug on camera -- inmate in kennewick, whington escapes from police a courthse! the fugitive managed to get ay from offics without them noticg... and

terrifying standoff in washington state. police say a man called an officer saying that he had shot and killed his wife and children. now, five people are dead following this murder-suicide. >> reporter: negotiators tried to talk with the man for several hours. he was holed up inside a washington state home surrounded by a s.w.a.t. team. investigators say shortly after noon the gunman walked outside and killed himself. >> he apparently came out outside the home and shot himself. >> reporter: in front of officers? >> yeah. sparked a response by a s.w.a.t. team and heavily armed deputies. investigators say it was around 9:00 when the man called a deputy he had previous contact with from the county sheriff's office claiming he had killed family members including two children and was now inside his house preparing to commit suicide. >> this individual said that he had shot four people and had a gun to his head. our officers responded. we did confirm that he did have a gun. we set up containment. >> reporter: after the gunman com

guest: we see a drugstore chain in washington state that didn't want to provide a drug. find parenthood had regulations written that your pharmacy card say you won't provide this drug in less it is for a religious conviction and then you would be forced to provide it. that was thrown out in court. we saw a situation in georgia where a young lady was forced to sign a statement that she wanted to stay in a counseling program in college, she would reject her christian beliefs based on transgender is in, homosexuality. she wouldn't and was thrown out of school and lost her case. we have seen the baker in oregon , the florist in washington state didn't want to provide rights to gay weddings. they lost their businesses. it is happening more and more. it is not just gay marriage. transgender, people being driven from their jobs. the fire chief in atlanta who was an obama administration appointee went back to atlanta to become the fire chief and wrote a book for his sunday school class and a year later was fired because he had quoted, directly quoted scripture on adultery, homos

. >> anchor: a scare for students in washington state when their ski bus burst into flames. it happened just after the students got off. but the students weren't going to let a little fire ruin a day of skiing. nick emons reports. >>> the ski staff was ed ready for a normal saturday in seattle. >>> we were very busy with an awesome powder day . >> reporter: on this morning, things take a terrifying turn . >>> not your normal ski day . >>> a bus carrying a bus of high schoolers caught fir on its way up the mountain just a mile from the resort. they were on their way to a ski day before a mechanical malfunction caused the flames. luckily, everyone on board escaped unharmed and they didn't wait and for long. >>> within minutes, they were up here at the ski area, we had them safely in the lodge and had them all together as a group and went from there . >>> the kids still wept skiing. the mountain even offered free lunch and gear for these who >>> they were all still when they got here excited to be on the mountain. anything we could do to help accommodate them have a better day,

a number of those states are washington state, ohio, texas, but there are many. can tell you other states are in various phases, they have one establish that just has not joined the network or they are in the process of building one. allowed to have favorites, but i will take the time to point out we work with networks of universities and sometimes, these span across states and so we are working with a system where they are, campuses are devising their own solutions with the north to -- the north star being the same with all of them, graduation rates of stem students. ohio is engaged in a similar kind of work, as is florida and texas. states doinge are things other states cannot do, but these are the ones i'm closest to. susan: in each of the states we have visited, some places were further ahead. cleveland in my opinion was further ahead because they earlier.o work on it major employers actively were engaged in thinking through what they would do after a future workforce. some other cities, i was surprised how many people we brought together had never met each ot

this one in washington state. details are just coming into our news room. they're very sketchy but we know already five people are dead, so two shootings now, that one in kansas, a new one just being reported in washington state and of course we'll have much more information for you just as soon as we learn it but another tragedy unfortunately. >>> on the heels of yesterday's shooting "action news" is taking an in depth look at the fears that recent mass shootings have sparked in american households and tonight brian taff takes you inside a class growing in popularity. these folks are being taught how to use a gun to fight and take down an active shooter. it is a special report you'll only see tonight on "action news" at 11:00 and our coverage of of the kansas shooting and the washington state shooting will continue online for you at 6abc.com. >> turning to politics now a major twist in the race for the white house tonight. new jersey governor chris christie has endorsed gop frontrunner donald trump. christie made the announcement today at a trump rally in

and a washington state couple said their vows recently. but they tied the knot in an we'll share their sky high good morning and thanks for joining us on this friday, february 26th. i'm al joens. sarah has the day off. coming up in this half hour of news 4 today. a shooting spree in hesston, kansas. authorities say four people are dead, including the suspect, and more than a dozen others injured after a series of attacks. police are still searching for a motive this morning. we'll have the details from the investigation. also, a major annoucement about the future of cathloic churches in the sioux city diocese. church leaders hope the new changes will help strengthen the church's ministry. and later... an iowa man has rescued dogs for diagnosed with a terminal illness. now, he's having to give up all of his dogs, and reaching out to siouxlanders to help him. but first, here's ben. << wx timer @ :40 work week today as temperatures soar into the 40s after starting the day in the 20s! we'll see a few lingering clouds and perhaps morning, but t

i'm pleased to report that washington continues to rank in the top five states in the country in job wth. we have the fastest gdp growth in the nation. it's more than twice the national growth rate. over the past few years, washington exports grew a whopping 20%, more than any other state. california, new york, texas, we beat them all. look, i've been focused on jobs since i took this office. so it's very gratifying to be able to say that we have added"j nearly 250,000 jobs since 2013. [ applause ] there are more than 30,000 people working today in the building trades sector than there were three years ago. i'm so glad they are able to get up every day, about to their good paying jobs and help us build our economy. and although our economic growth has not been uniform, we do know that unemployment in all of our state's counties is for now, the first time in eight years, back in the single digits. folks, there's a lot of good economic news in our state these days, and it means that we are doing something right. and we should have confidence because we know what we've already achieved t

i would say washington state, ohio, texas. but there are many. there are 21 that are part of the formal network. and i can tell you the other states are in various phases of either -- they have one established, it just hasn't joined that network, or they're in the process of building one. >> you might get me in trouble because we're a national funder and we're not allowed to have favorites. i will take this time to point out that we work with networks of universities and sometimes these networks span across states and oftentimes they are intrastate. so we're working with the cal state system that they are -- campuses are devising their own solutions with the north star being the same across all of them to look at how they can improve the graduation rates of their stem students. ohio is engaged in this similar kind of work as is florida and texas. not that these are states doing things that other states can't do, but these are the ones i'm closest to. >> and so what i've seen is in each of the cities that we visited, there were many of the same ide

. >>> a coast guard helicopter rescued three people from washington state. official say two surfers and a person who tried to help them couldn't cope with the current. all three are okay. >>> a surprise at a nashville international airport. and an apparent accident killed a michigan family. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. flint journal reports that carbon monoxide may have killed a family of six. the bodies of two adults and yesterday in their home. a sheriff says the family had been using a generator since an outage friday night. >>> the chicago sun times reports a close call for 40 megabus passengers outside the city. as it was heading from chicago to minneapolis yesterday, the driver pulled over to check a tire. but he ordered everyone off when smoke appeared. the bus then burst into flames. everyone is okay, but the bus and their luggage? not so lucky. >>> "the boston globe" reports that bill cosby's wife will be questioned under oath today as scheduled. a judge yesterday denied camille cosby's postponement request. she will fac

ensign michael hodosky was stationed in washington state. he wasn't supposed to see his family until june. the u-s-o san diego found about his daughters' dance this weekend... so they bought him a ticket home. "it was about to make me cry. i was so happy about to make me cry. best time of all." "i was so happy i had no idea when i saw him i couldnt he would make it at all." the girls will be able to spend more time with their dad once they move up to washington in june. a love story stands the test of time. norwood and joyce fell in love during world war two... but a misunderstanding pulled them apart. ivan watson shows us the couple's reunion -- seventy years later. norwood thomas never stopped thinking about joyce morris. the pair first met in 1944. she, a 17-year-old british girl living in london he, a 21-year-old paratrooper for the u.s. forces. young love blossomed. (joyce) "i mean we snogged as you call it when it was dark and nobody could see us." but their brief romance was interrupted - when thomas was deployed to normandy to fight

nearly 20-thousand homes in the area were also left without power. 3 and, in washington state... one woman went out for dinner, and came home with a prize. an extremely rare *pearl. lindsay hasz and lindsay bit into something unusual. as she took it out of her mouth, it looked she *thought it might be pearl. she started researching... and brought it to a geological expert. they found out it's a rare pearl, usually only found on the east coast. based on it's size and quality... it was valued at about six *hundred dollars. lindsay now plans to make a necklace with it. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... 3 the time now 4 xxx... and here's a look at the top trending stories this hour. and we begin with another big night on american idol. the top ten is *almost complete. the judges started the show... by *picking four of those finalists. and then, the other ten singers... had to compete for the final six *spots: 3 last night was also the first time last nigh

lets go to amelia with a look at the brave. all about freedom in washington state. sarvey wildlife care center says the eagle was learning all about the birds and bees.... it was up there mating with another eagle when it got stuck in the tree. volunteers from the center along with people who specialize in cat rescues helped free the bird. no word on how that eagle is doing this morning but what an adventure. it's a rare find. new in our next half hour the way researchers discovered a species from the jurassic era right right now... intersection is person died in a police car. 9news reporter noel brennan is live at 88th and federal. noel - police say the officer was responding to a the crash. michelle wilkins

they found gravity waves, predicted by einstein but never observed, two huge antennas, one in washington state, the other in louisiana, detected a gravity wave last this confirms einstein was right when he described the universe as "like a fabric, woven from the three dimensions plus time." what physicists call space time. the gravity wave was set off by two black holes that collided, sending a ripple through the fabric. the effect is so tiny one scientist estimated the ripple compressed the entire milky way galaxy about the width of a thumb. observing fa the fabric of the universe stretches and compresses may open an entirely new understanding of nature. coming up next... how explosions like this are improving airport security. and a scoop by a newspaper sets evening news" continues.hm coack my erm l ne,talked docd a mipiec y asreatoneo i th anot ontr ong-term asthmroldici an d cotero breo won'tce aese r for suddathiroblem eo op ais to ha fullhour cona tymedi inc theof d asthmoblems y inea the rtali in ilen a alesc is r pehose thmawell cled -terthma c ne, an d cotero onr ass wentro docll dif

either dead or without charges 08)3 that phone call between the protestors and an activist in washington state unfolded on the internet via a live stream. all as the f-b-i surrounded the protestors. reverend franklin graham, along with nevada lawmaker michelle fiore, plan to meet with the group this morning. 3 michele, what are you hoping to do? 3 3 3 the presidential playing field has narrowed. all the republican candidates now fit on one stage after two left the race. lana zak reports democrats are now preparing for another debate tonight. 3 trump sot: we may have to stage a phony protest. that's the only way they show the size of these crowds. this crowd is amazing."donald trump step following his major win in new hampshire--forcing two more candidates--chris christie and carly fiorina out of the race.trump says he's ready to take on democratic challenger, hillary clinton trump sot: we're ing to beat her and honestly women don't like her, //(gfx) in new hampshire, clinton lost women voters 44 to 55% ---- and young people 16% to 83%.but nationally, clinton still has the advantage over bernie

and washington state has the *biggest split. their *republican caucuses are on february 20th. but the *democratic caucuses are not until march 26th. things really pick up *next month... when *most states hold primaries. including florida... on march 15th. 3 ?so what predictions can we make , after last night's results? apparently not too much. that's because winning *iowa... doesn't *always get you in the white house, or even get you the nomination. the past two winners on the republican side... were mike huckabee in 2008, and rick santorum in republican nomination. but george w. bush *did win the iowa caucuses back in 2000. and he was the last republican to get elected president. 3 3 developing here in the bay area: a big bet... for a bay area casino. the seminole tribe and governor rick scott just laid out a huge new *expansion plan here in florida. but it comes with a catch. florida lawmakers *first have to sign off... on a new gambling deal. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us live from the hard rock in tampa... which could be getting a *lot bigger: 3 3 3 3 3 today in tallahass

a coast guard helicopter arriving in time to save surfers off the coast of washington state. look at the heavy waves knocking that guy around. the surfer as they tried to hoist him to safety. they got to this woman before a huge wave send the surfboard flying. the apollo 10 crew claiming in 1969 when they were out of range terrestial broadcast they heard bizarre whistling. take a listen. >> after 40 years the big reveal coming on the science station. the crew debated telling nasa what they heard. >>> back on earth. a historic finish at the daytona 500. check out this photo finish. denny hamlin in 4th place beating martin truex by the closers finish in history. >>> this man thought he was on his last breath and strangers out wasn't a stranger at all. >>> finally tonight, a grocery store aisle where one man's heart started to give out, that's when complete strangers jumped into action. as it turns out, they weren't all strangers. here is abc john donvon. >> michael kitty knows he almost died. the 60-year-old collapsed in a supermarket when he was stocking shelves and his heart

a company in washington state is asking - why send flowers this valentines day, when you could send a potato? the business called "mystery potato" says - nothing says you are loved like getting a potato in the mail. ""we actually have about 10 contractors here in the united states. we have 10 contractors internationally who create potatoes for us and ship them all over the world."" workers write your message on a potato, then send it to whomever you choose. at first -- the company only sent out a few spuds a day. but after going viral - business is booming. the company also send ben ross is here now with a preview of sports. -fresno state coach with some harsh words following nevada's win yesterday plus, the wolf pack bulldogs today in outlasted fresno state in overtime, but at least one person wasn't impressed fresno state head coach rodney terry told the fresno bee after the game that nevada deserves - quote - no credit - due to the fact that his bulldogs were missing 3 of their top 4 scorers... nevada absolutely outrebounding fresno 57-32 -- cam oliver had a mountain west record 24

. >> this is washington state, it site of a troubling mystery. life and death questions that haven't been fully answered. a birth defect in which the upper spine of a baby doesn't vessel on that completely, babies die from it almost immediately. it is extremely rare, about two in every 10,000 births, but here in eastern washington across a three county area, it's happening far above the nag average. a special state task force has been looking into the statistical anomaly, hoping to pinpoint a cause. >> it's been incredibly frustrating for us here at the department of health, for our local health partners, who are involved for members of our advisory committee and for women affected who want answers. >> we still don't have solid answers. >> we just don't at this point. >> births and deaths from it in some years are at five times the national average, that means more than 40 deaths over the last five years. parents and health investigators still looking for solid answers. allen schauffler, al jazeera, washington. >>> as the east coast cleans up fro

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colorado is one of 11 states that does regulate techs. colorado and washington are the only state that is require them to register with the state. our state does have stricter laws than most. we still rely on something like the honor system. techs are asked to self-report something that sounds like allen didn't do. we asked swedish whether it runs background checks on employees and the hospital was unable to answer our question siting theeongoing investigation. it's not clear if allen was positive for a controlled substance in arizona. >> reporter: for the first time since a gunman opened fire on a planned parenthood facility patients were back in todaa. -`the facility opened for just a few hours to see patients who have been waiting to be seen for months. the ffont door still boarded up where a gaping hole was from an armored vehicle that police used to get inside. patients will now see armed security guards at the door and planned parenthood has taken their policies. >> we're not talking in detail about those changes but we're very, very focused on making this

washington state right here sends it into over time. draws the foul. makes the bucket. and then, the buffs. come back big. business on the home floor. this was not the shot. i was looking for. >> . there was the foul. but george king. on the other end. sinks a huge 3. that was the foul. we have seen it. that put them up. well. anyway a great one in boulder going on. >> . rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living over our dead bodies as president, to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. happened last week. you know who that is? that's keith hernandez. keith hernandez-- the baseball player? i just want to tell you what a big fan i am. i love your comedy. i was hoping to get a 13-week extension if that's possible. so, where have you been lookin' for work? vandalay industries. how about this shirt? is this ok? jerry, he's a guy. who are you talkin' about? keith,

no word on any possible injuries. 3 in washington state... king county has issued phase-three flood alerts for two rivers. there is potential for widespread, moderate flooding. king county officials also advised that some areas could experience deep and fast flood water. 3 in san diego, california.... a record heat wave. everyone is out soaking in the sunshine, the surf and the sand. temperatures along the coast were in the 80's over the weekend and yesterday. the summer-like heat spell is expected to stick around for most of the week. 3 3 president obama is welcoming southeast asian leaders to california for a summit. that is making headlines this morning... 3 summit of the "association of southeast asian nations", yesterday in rancho mirage. talks are expected to focus on relations with china, trade and terrorism. it is the first meeting on u-s soil between the united states and the political and economic group made up of 10 southeast asian countries. 3 an explosion at a gas plant in texas shut down roads and forced an evacuation in the are

. >>> breaking news right now a stand off in washington state ended with people being shot and then the suspect killed himself. officials negotiated with the suspect for three hours before entering the home and finding the bodies. >>> lake police spoke to victims of a shooting. >> the first thought in your mind is that you are going to die. >> reporter: this man thought driver at the red light but the next thing that he nose he was facing a gun. >> i would have shot me. >> reporter: the car jacker let the man go, it turns out he picked a bad car to steal, one equipped with gps. >> we found out that he was a one man crime spree. >> reporter: one of his victims was a detroit tigers pitcher. he came out to find the missing. he said he thought it maybe blew up in the wind but the suspect had stolen it. the tigers pitcher said the thief probably had no clue who the detectives also said he stole more than $1,000 in clothes and electronics from several cars. >> fortunately they caught the gentlemen. we do not know how far he was willing to take it. >>> now for democracy 2016, chris christie an