prosecutors say sarah hopkins gave cedric forward ford two of the guns to use to fo kill three ki people and hurt 14 others inside of a factory.h transferring a firearm to a felon when she gave him the rifle and handgun. >> the fbi says cyber hackers broke into into university of california berkeley berkeley's computer system in the attack expose of financial data of more than 80,000 cal state students, alumni, current and former employees. experts say there's no evidence the data has he been used for identity theft or crime but the university's morning potential victims and have passed patch to come pa security into its system the security flaw in its secure deployment system. i >>> jcpenney's has a new campaign they say they will start offering certain items in their private label collection for only 1 cent. the penny days promotion kicks off today and willy offer customers an arizona brand item at full price and a second arizonae item for you guessed it, a penny. for the campaign runs all year were jcpenney rolling out other items for aling penny throughout the year. the company hopes

votes are still being counted in new hampshire following the nation's first primary. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is in studio. sarah, trump and democrat bernie sanders are the clear winners yes, and boy does interesting race to the white house. new hampshire different candidates the iowa caucus. where ted cruz and hillary clinton claimed victory. this makes what wi happen next in nevada and south carolina even more interesting. after winning in iowa, ted cruz didn't even come in second in new hampshire. billionaire businessman donald trump snagged an easy win in tuesday's primary, with ohio gov. john kasich running a distant second and cruz in 3rd with the other gop rivals just behind. all of them are vowing to campaign aggressively in south carolina. and the big question on a lot of our minds-- when these candidates get to the florida primary on march 15.... how many of them will be left? coming up at 5-30... who isn't going to make the cut. is marco rubio safe ian.... all eyes will no be on south carolina and nevada. the republican primary in south carolina is saturday, donald trump

sarah, this group has big concerns about their future if these bills go through. yes, they're taking a stand against several anti- immigration bills proposed this session. they say those bills would deport hard working people and seperate parents from their children. this morning groups are on their way to tallahassee from across the state--including tampa, clearwater and auburndale--to make their opinions heard in the statehouse. this session, 9 anti- immigration bills have been proposed, including one that attempts to punish final order of deportation or came back to the u-s to reunite with their families. but coming up -- last week leaders in the florida senate declared that the anti-immigration bills are dead this session, i'll explain why despite that-- this group is still headed to tallahassee. live in tampa, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp in a few hours the pope is expected to touch on immigration...during his final day in mexico. he'll hold a mass right along the border...roughly half a football field's length from the united states. he'll be in ciudad juar

sarah, drivers will have to deal with 8 months of frustration. yes, that's how long it will take them to rip up this area and greatly improve it for the 60-thousand people who drive through here each and every day. traffic, in the meantime, is expected to be a mess. one huge complaint: these turn lanes. people wait through several lights before they are able to turn and it backs up traffic during the morning and afternoon rush hour for blocks. tonight-- the county will meet with people who live and work in this area to let them know what to expect during construction that starts in a few days. if you're wondering just how bad this intersection is, ask antoinette newsome. she drives through it every day to and from work and what should take her 10 minutes to get to we mentioned there are quite a few projects that either just kicked off or are about to begin in hillsborough county. here's where you'll also see some backups: bell shoals rd widening bloomingdale ave & culbreath rd hillsborough ave and webb rd lithia pinecrest rd and lumsden rd here's

in copley township, sarah phinney, news channel 5. >> the thank you for your report, sarah. >>> new details about the murder of a kent state university student. a second suspect has been arrested in the death of nick massa, 18. was taken into custody last night. earlier this week another 17- year-old was charged with massa's murder. there is a chance these teenagers could be tried as adults. a third suspect, police say, is still on the run. >>> the former divorce attorney of murdered nice aliza sherman will get one more week before he appears in court on several charges directly linked to sherman's murder investigation. gregory moore's arraignment was scheduled to be this morning on several charges relating to sherman's death investigation evidence and sending sherman false text messages before and ago. 2013. outside of moore's downtown cleveland office on a day they were scheduled to meet to discuss her divorce trial that was set to begun the next day. the arraignment has been moved to february the 20th. >>> in court this afternoon, a she is 60 years of age and has been arrested 61 times.

hollenbeck is sarah you found out this construction fever is spreading. sands is huge. 200 rooms and 39 and in a couple be the biggest on the island-- by 2017 a huge wyndham grand resort will be just down the street and nearly double this hotel's size. i dug deeper to find out it's not just here on clearwater beach but st pete beach seeing changes too. there are 3 big resorts under construction right now on st pete beach and one on treasure island. people who live there fought for years to keep away big buildings but now things are changing on the island. it's been a delicate struggle both on clearwater beach and st pete beach between people who grew up on the quiet gulf shores and those who want to continue ranking in millions in tourist tax dollars. ironically gulfview longer has a gulf ironically gulfview boulevard on clearwater no longer has a gulf view, but local leaders say we need all this new development to keep our beaches a top knotch destination for tourism. coming up-- parking on the island is another big obstacle. why city leaders say after they finish the one parking ga

hollenbeck is sarah, this trip will be pretty significant? as you know, president obama broke the diplomatic freeze between us and the communist island that had been maintained by 10 u.s. presidents. that move opened up travel between places like tampa to cuba and paved the way for folks here to hop on a flight to cuba. so, its no surprise a white house official has confirmed president obama is jumping on the opportunity to go. two months ago in an interview, president obama said he was interested in visiting cuba before the end of his term, but that the "conditions have to be right." he wanted to see change in the lives, liberties and economic possibilities of cubans. and while a lot of improvements have been made, political persecution is still a huge problem on the island and a lot of leaders here in the u-s argue things haven't improved. here's what i'm 30...what's changed in cuba? if things aren't better-- what have we accomplished since thawing relations? i'm putting the finishing touches on that now and will have it for you in 30 mins.

good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. and this closure affects people travelling west on the shoreway. the entrance and exit ramps will close for 90 days. if you're travelling on the shore, you know the construction crews and orange barrels are common and it's part of the lakefront west project. the goal is to make it easier for neighborhoods in the area to access lake erie and we have seen changes going from 50 to show you a map of the closure. to get to edgewater, turn right on west boulevard and follow detour signs. to leave, you have to exit at the west 45th street and follow the directions from there. we have a full list of the detours on our news net 5 app. the good news is that the ramps are expected to open in mid- may, so just in time for the season. that is nice about now. back to you. >> and thank you, sarah. >>> 4:34 now. and more changes at the huntington park garage downtown beginning today. the lakeside avenue entrance, east on the courthouse will close. and this will affect anyone trying to part the court

sarah, even microsoft co- founder bill gates is weighing in on this one. yes, we've heard from a lot of tech giants and most of them stand by apple--saying the protection of iphone users is vital and apple shouldn't have to be forced to break their own software-- putting anyone who uses an iphone at risk. but that isn't bill gates message at all. gates argues as long as safeguards are there-- people want the government to act and follow up on leads-- even if it means getting a back door through iphone security. he adds: "historically, the government has gone to phone companies, banks and lots of companies to gather information." gates says the government should not be blind in fighting terrorism things before they today these rallyers will argue the opposite. they want to keep the government out of any and all iphones. here's what i'm digging into now for 6-- what does all of this mean for you? would your iphone's sucurity really be at risk if the fbi gets backdoor access? live at international plaza, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp news to report this a vic

sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >>> and 4:34 now. the police and fire department in beechwood are getting new camera systems. the city is using money seized or forfeited during coming investigations. -- during criminal investigations. the cams and body cameras will cost $208,000. they will offer a 360 view and stream live video back to dispatchers. >>> and we continue our coverage on the frantic search for the rain topper. was she during the four hours she was missing? police say she did not show any signs of lengthy exposure to the below freezing temps and in this 911 call from the family members, she believes she was abducted. >> and seen someone grab her where? >> grab her by the hand and run off with her. >> police are not sure. they said the utility company crew was in the area and didn't see a thing. the child services county said they will be investigating. >>> and a lot of new information on two babies revived with narcan after brought to a warren hospital unconscious. the mother is clarked with -- charged request with child

sarah's father will be heading to washington dc... to share rare disease stories with members of congress... in attempt to shed light on the need for government funding for treatment.although sarah cannot attend... she says she knows this effort will go a long way. 3 i'm really proud of that, so that means if we find a cure we won't have to take all of the medicine that we have to take, but we'll still be healthy most of the time, even though we get sick sometimes. according to the national institutes of health... a disease is rare... *if it 3 today some members of the latino community shared their experiences of finding their place here in the us.it was for an event called "the voice of the dreamer."at the event... they opened up about the struggles that undocumented young people face... when it comes to education and stereotypes. organizers hope this event will help change the view of those who look down on immigrants. 3 i think the overall message that we want to send is to educate the public on the struggles that people face every

." >> sarah: breaking overnight, firefighters in norton battling flames and cold temperatures. three people managed to get out of the house safely. the red cross is helping them find a place to stay. >> christa: and a bus driver accused of being drunk behind the wheel is in custody this morning. there were 11 kids on this bus. the driver hit a pole, bringing down electrical wires. luckily none of the children inside were hurt. >> sarah: bernie sanders and hillary clinton went head to head during their first debate sings the new hampshire primary. it did get contentious, president obama's time in office. >> christa: the air is bitter cold. >> sarah: so cold. it was like piercing on my skin. >> chris: you think today is bad, wait until this weekend. you can probably knock off another 20 degrees on the temperature and wind-chill factor for many towns. we're talking about dangerous cold by sunday morning, in fact, a wind-chill warning in effect in this light shading of blue essentially from interior southeastern mass out through worcester county into outer route 2, including the ci

details coming up. >> sarah: an amazing sight at yosemite. the optical illusion creating this so-called firewall. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. >> sarah: a special treat for visitors at yosemite national park. it is called a firewall. the optical illusion looks like fire flowing off of a cliff there. the park rangers say it is actually the sun glowing through a water-fall. the angling of the sun has to be just right. which only happens this time of year. just incredible pictures there. beautiful. stunning to see. so gorgeous, chris. i have been out there once before. the sights are stunning. chilly. >> chris: yeah. temperatures. a beautiful shot. the sun just at that right angle to get that light through and get those beautiful oranges and reds. seasonably cool outside today. dealing

sarah, we've talked a lot about the tight republican race but the democrats are neck and neck too. yes, hilary clinton holds an 8 point lead over bernie sanders nationally but the two are neck and neck in navada. in case you missed last night's debate, these were the big talking points: hillary clinton --women's rights: equal pay --immigration: hillary clinton said she would build upon president obama's actions to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. --on apple: asked about apple fighting a court order to help the fbi unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters, clinton said this difficult and she'd put both sides together to as for sanders..... bernie sanders --free college: we'll do it by taxing wall street --raising minimum wage: must be a priority --on apple: i fear big brother but there has to be a way to fight terrorism and protect constitutional rights i'm putting the final touches on this next: donald trump duking it out with the pope? that's a story a lot of people will be talking about today-- how trump responded to the pope's comments about how h

. >> sarah: we have new information that the m.b.t.a. released this morning. >> reporter: well, now the bolts and rivets that are supposed to hold on those panels will be inspected every two months or so. no one was hurt in any of passengers certainly panicked. frantic moments on the orange line as smoke fills a station. passengers kicked out a window and pried open doors to get out of the train. >> screaming and scrambling. people were trying to open the doors. . >> i told you there was something on the track. they want to keep going. >> reporter: they watched it all from the platform at the state street station last night. the m.b.t.a. says a 12-foot-long panel unique to the orange line fell off of a train on to the electrified third rail. that train ran over the panel. smoke was copping off of the track. passengers searched for a "t" worker so they could warn the next train coming in but couldn't find anyone. >> we tried to stop that train from coming in. there was a guy on the phone trying to be dispatched. platform. the train was co

sarah, marco rubio is sweating this morning after a suprisingly bad 5th place finish. no doubt his performance at saturday's gop debate hurt him...bad. now the question is what can he and will he do next heading into nevada and south carolina. pretty confident going into the poll before these votes were tallied. donors rallied around rubio after his third-place victory in the iowa caucuses, we'll have to see if those donors back off after last night's 5th place finish. i'm told it was a really tense environment at a manchester watch party for rubio last night, where supporters stared blankly at the watching their candidate fall in the ranking. here's what i'm working on for 6-- using social media to express their feelings. what they're tweeting out for all of us to see this morning-- allison.... the candidates now have their carolina and nevada. primary in south carolina is saturday, donald trump leads the polls second. is next for democratic that's also on saturday, february 20th. right now, an investigating is underway in what caused an air it happened earlier this m

sarah. kosovo. russia. any other countries? thank you. they are traveling to find refuge in europe.

. >> sarah: a terrifying sight for people in somalia when an explosion blew a hole right in the side of a plane. one person was killed, but the pilot managed to land safely. now officials are trying to determine if this was an act of terror. >> christa: okay, as for the weather, chillier outside. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert with more on the forecast. >> chris: cooler out there this morning. 36 in boston. 32 in plymouth. temperatures will rise into the 50s, mid to upper 50s by this evening, so we have milder temps ahead. we also have wetter times ahead as rain moves in. the wind is out of the southeast. it's changing to the south-southwest late this evening, and that will drag in some of that mild air. right now it's quiet. i do expect a dry morning commute because the precipitation is well off to the west of us, back into upstate new york, pennsylvania, and stretching down through the mid atlantic into the tennessee valley. this is the storm system that's going to push a lot of rain into our area beginning about mid-day. mid-day the showers still sporadic here. any

she reminds me of sarah blakely who founded spanks. she has really worked to develop this small business. >> reporter: castor and the congressional delegation she led crowded into barbara's small ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> she inserted medicine bottles into cardboard boxes for sale. >> reporter: now she's supporting herself and her family. >> and it's given her family money in their pocket to be able to buy a home. this is pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> reporter: congresswoman castor told me she is more exited than -- committed than ever of lifting the embargain o. >>> the president and the rolling stones and the tampa bay rays will all be in cuba next month. it's gonna be a big event. and you can count on us to bring you the coverage of the changes taking place. and that includes president obama's historic visit. i plan to be in havana next month before, during, and after the president's trip. >>> an emotional reunion for a bay area family. >> we were there as the family

switch to >> sarah: police are encouraging students at be. touchlt keep an eye on their popular and expensive jackets. they have become a target for thieves. this canada goose jacket cost police at boston university say they have gotten multiple claims of thieves stealing these jackets if they are left in common areas around campus. students say they try to be protective of their pricey jackets. >> my friend, she was, like, moving to another dorm. and she left it, for, like, a she came back. her jacket was gone. >> if i work out, i will put it in the locker and lock the locker. >> sarah: police are having trouble finding these thieves. the jackets are usually stolen in places where there are no security cameras like locker rooms. also on 7: dog drama on a highway in methuen. this german shepherd lexi was found wandering in the middle of 495. cars rushing by as she trotted from lane to lane. state police eventually caught word and shut down the road to kimberly bookman has the story. >> reporter: it's as if this german shepherd is trying to ex

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's send it over to chris lambert with a check of the forecast. a lot warmer today than yesterday. >> chris: huge swings, up and down, across the area. over the weekend it was frigid. we had the coldest temperature in boston since 1957 sunday morning. then we were in the 50s starting off yesterday afternoon. and in the morning it was a little bit of a struggle to get temperatures above the freezing mark, but we did. 34 in boston. 30 in worcester. patchy black ice as some of the water has refroze overnight from yesterday's rainstorm. a couple flurries down across

. >> sarah: breaking overnight, a flight from boston to san diego diverted to denver. passenger became disruptive and threatened the flight crew. he was taken off the plane and arrested. >> christa: quite a night for donald trump and bernie sanders, each winning their party's new one of the big surprises of the night, second place, john kasich. that's who it goes to. now it's on to south carolina. we'll let you know if the candidates have in store for today. >> sarah: send it over the chris lambert for a check of your forecast. >> chris: good morning, everyone. temperatures down in the teens. 25 in the city of boston. we have fresh snowpack in place. not much of a wind. wnd-chill factors running into the teens and lower 20s, as well. radar right now across much of eastern mass quiet. but we are picking up light snow here down through western connecticut and some pockets of moderate snow working in across upstate new york. that will work into the berkshires. not expecting a long duration event out of this, but we do expect occasionally some snow showers and a couple sno

in newton, sarah plake for nbc news. gabrielle: doctors without borders says the, quote, "sorry money paid by the u.s. military to wounded survivors and relatives of an attack on an afghan hospital is ridiculous." 42 afghans died in october when an american gunship attacked one of their hospitals in afghanistan. the hospital was destroyed, and the charity ceased operations there. a representative for doctors without borders says the following the attack has not been shared with the charity. >> we were communicated as all media the brief summary of the report, but msf never received the detailed report of the incident. so we are still totally in the dark on what happened that night in kunduz. the payments were $6,000 for each person killed, and $3,000 for each person wounded. gabrielle: the representative called that amount ridiculous compared to the amount of training and school the doctors went through. -- a look at the stoxx, s&p 500 index, nasdaq and dow jones all up. dunkin' donuts is fighting to win back breakfast.

police have charged the woman they say gave for the weapons, they say sarah hopkins new ford was convicted with a convicted felon, but she still gave him a semi automatic rifle and a 40 caliber handgun. ford had both weapons when he was shot and killed, if convicted, hopkins faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250,000-dollar fine. >>> we have new details this morning in a double shooting and a crowded raleigh shopping center off capital boulevard. police arrested carlos writes, weapons offenses. there are two others facing charges. one of the men shot. he is still in the hospital and a woman, named nina, they say they are looking for her right now. she is facing the same charges. >>> the affordable care act is a chronic financial headache for blue cross/blue shield, lost $282 million. blue cross is evaluating weather to continue offering aca plans next year despite the losses, the company still turned a half million dollar overall profits. top executives received sizable raises. >>> something important is happening. >> yes, we are about to talk about the election. saturday in a row, the p

next week to advocate for sarah and children like her with rare diseases. >> sarah was diagnoseed with systonosis. it will kill her cells and organs. we have fda approvals getting sistine out of the cells. led you to think something wasn't right? >> in sarah's case, she plateaued in her development at about 20 months of age. she had a normal birth, everything was progressing as we'd normally see in an early child. at the 20 month mark she develop add failure to thrive. she had an excess civil thirst and would urinate heavily. >> once y'all went to the doctor, how long did it take to diagnose her? >> there is about 500 individuals in the united states with this disease, about 2200 in the world. it is often misdiagnosed or not diagnoseed. we were quite lucky because a resident at palmetto children's had a workshop seminar of a syndrome on a friday afternoon and that monday morning we were >> there is is a parent watching right now who is thinking, wait a minute, my child may have symptoms. what happens when it's not treated? you basically become very run down. you become unable to act no

asia dozier....and sarah im- oh-via .... all came to columbia.... when victories weren't quite so plentiful.... and leave with a school last 4 years. that's what you call leaving a legacy. with a win this afternoon in columbia .... this year's team .... will become just the 2nd s-e-c team ever.... to wrap up a perfect..... 16-and-oh regular season record ....1. early 2nd quarter .... a'ja wilson.....lays in "2" of her 14 points..... south carolina up 5.2. a little later.....the most decorated of those seniors....tiffany mitchell.... knocks down "3" of her game high.... 24 points. gamecocks up 22-11.3. later in the half .... senior sharp shooter.... tina roy ..... dials long distance for one of her three "3's" on the day..... the gamecocks close the half on a 24-8 run.... and that's more than enough to get the job done.... as south carolina rolls past l-s-u.... 75-39.... to complete just the second perfect regular season record in s-e-c history.....as they go.... a perfect 16-and-oh. after scoring just 3 runs in a season opening loss .... the tigers

both kick off saturday. sarah hollenbeck is in the newsroom. sarah, one story you're following: a group is working to get republican ted cruz off the ballot. yes, there are questions this morning about cruz's citizenship. a chicago judge will hear arguments today from an illinois voter who argues because cruz is not a "natural- born citizen" so he isn't eligible to be president. you won't be surprised who kicked all this off. gop rival donald trump. lawrence joyce, an illinois voter, is challenging cruz's right to be president after trump unvieled that cruz was actully born in canada. but cruz argues he is a natural-born citizen since his mother is american- born. as we mentioned... south carolina's primary is tomorrow for republicans. democrats will go to the polls a week later. the outcome could further widdle down the 2016 presidential candidate field some candidates like john kasich are feeling more here's what i'm digging into next-- hilary clinton holds an 8 point lead over bernie sanders nationally but the two are neck and neck in navada

wbtv sarah blake morton with this story new for you at 11:00. >> there is a book that sits on the edge of the desk of this sheriff. >> in the bible, bless ready the peacemakers. >> that is the reason we're in belmont and stanley. we want to help those citizens. local police departments, from belmont followed by stanley and needed the gaston county deputies to fill the hole. >> any timely local law enforcement agency needs help, the sheriff's office is there to help. >> he has 15 to 20 filling in for their neighbors mostly on their offday and incurring overtime play. >> they're full-fledged police officers and they know what they're doing and are there to help the citizens. >> the town will be billed each month for the time used in gaston and he has received criticism for people worried they won't be compensated for that time but he's not worried about that. >> the most important thing is protecting the people no matter the cost. >> a staff shortage isn't unique to these departments. the sheriff said he lost nearly 30 deputies last year and recruiting in this climate isn't easy. they wa

. >>> prosecutors say that sarah hopkins transferred a ak-47 to sell rid ford through a pawnshop. just 90 minutes after he was served with that order. >>> as you get ready to kick off the new hour, it is still chilly out there. we're looking for a nice climb in the temperatures. >> we're hoping so, yeah. >> outside live to meteorologist tom kierein on the storm team 4 weather deck. how does it feel out there? >> i got sunshine. i can track the temperature at 32 with the nbc washington app. cue the song birds. there is a song bird here. he stopped. no. okay. we've got a digital one for you. they are singing the song of, hey, the spring time is on the way. we'll have sunshine in and out. a gorgeous day to get out. layer up a little bit. we have signs of spring. scott took a picture of daffodils at his house. and look at these snowdrop flowers. they are up as well. you are probably seeing signs of spring in your own yard. back to you. >> thank you so much, tom. new, police just released video of a brutal attack in the district. you might find this video disturbing. it happened 11:00

cosmetic so likely nothing will be done further so you'll have to deal with the charred overpass you sarah hollenbeck 10 news wtsp. >>> a soldier accused of killing his wife and a police moments ago. hundreds gathered sunday night to celebrate the life of the fallen officer killed on her first day on patrol. >>> an hour ago the president take a look. navy senior chief petty officer received the award. he was serving to rescue american civilians held hostage in afghanistan in december of 2012. has the navy's first living medal of honor recipient in several decades. bittersweet. a fellow navy seal died during the mission. >>> american student arrested in north korea apologized today begging the korean people and the government for forgiveness for his crime. >> i understand the severity of my crime. i have no idea what sort of penalty i may face. but i am begging to the korean people and government for my forgiveness. >> north korea arrested the 21- year-old last month. university of virginia undergraduate student tried to steal a political banner for a church member in his hometown in ohio.

sarah french has video of this dangerous dive. rhyme or reason to this one. >>reporter: a now-quiet field house was filled with confusion sunday afternoon as a player went flying into the floor and couldn't get up. >> she's like there's a me. >>reporter: the 14-year-old wisconsin heights player was impaled by the court. the board had split in the middle and stuck into the young player. her mom, the coach, was quickly by her side. >> it was three to four inches long and some parts of it between a quarter and half inch deep. >>reporter: minutes later emergency crews showed up and everyone else was asked it leave the gym. >> we thought they were going to have to remove the entire board and take it to the hospital. >>reporter: they didn't have to do that. none of her internal organs were hit by the wood. he's especially surprise it had happened here since the floor is just 15 years old. for now a replacement guarded by garbage cans. it should be permanently fixed in two weeks or so. >> i have a tournament every believe we'll be playing it here as well. >> he does

sarah wallace takes you into the mind of a man who cannot stop stealing subways and buses. >>> plus, new information about the troubled anthem of the seas cruise ship. the coast guard says there was a malfunction with that ship's early detection is critical in fighting cancer a misdiagnosis or other errors can have serious consequences. for almost 40 years jacoby & meyers has successfully represented thousands of clients. winning them the money they need to take care of themselves and their families. you fight the cancer. >>> one long island teacher saying she was punished for helping a student whose mother says was having an emotional breakdown. >> reporter: her students' artwork is all that janice has left these days after 30 years barred from the class room for an act she doesn't regret. >> i was helping a student. >> reporter: that student was senior mattie. she was looking for help after the deaths of two people close to her. >> i was just there trying to cope with everything and i just couldn't stop crying. it was really stressful and she agreed, you know what, i'll take you ou

for now we're live in the newsroom, sarah blake-morgan, wbtv on your side. >>> charlotte is expecting a massive turn out at the council meeting. so far 144 people have signed up to speak about the controversial so-called bathroom ordinance. this would give protections to people in the lgbt community and allow someone who is bathroom of the gender which they identify. the council members voted down the changes after protests last year. we'll be there to let you know the outcome of the vote. >>> all new the owner of a carnival ride that malfunctioned here was just sentenced to jail time. and joshua macaroni entered a plea. a safety mechanism had been disabled and it started up as people were getting off. he has to pay more than 22,000-dollar fine and serve 30 days in jail. >>> we are looking ahead to the chance for rain before the weekend is over. and and is timing when things will happen. >> we're taking a run at 70s over the weekend. some of you may be dodging raindrops. the rain that's reserved until next week. that's coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> next at 11, thieves tar

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. >> and sarah phinney is looking into the changes for you and what is the west way to get >> this closure affects people heading west on the shoreway who want to come toemwater. the ramps and entrance and exit ramps will be closed for 90 days and right now, they're still open and they're going to close soon. i want to show you the maps and for drivers going west, who want to come to the park, if you want to leave edgewater and go west on the shoreway, exit at west 45th street and construction crews are a common site and part of the lakefront west project working to protect the nearby nairs and the good news is that these ramps are expected to open by mid-play and them in time for boot season. there will be a former contact. >> and right now, an akron family is searching for answers after a loved one vanishes. the navy veteran was last seen in akron and anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call akron police. >>> and independence police are investigating a six-year-old boy from cleveland. kelly was pronounced dead. the circumstances surrounding the drowning have not bee

i'm investigator sarah buduson. >>> scammers are constantly finding new ways to get their hands on your money. a lake county man says she was duped through a popular social media app. we will tale you how, coming up. >>> a score that you have to see to believe. with a margin this wide, is it fair? we talked to the game's winning coach about why it happened. and remember, if you see news >>> since the inception of the internet, it's been a buyers beware market. thieves on the other side wanting to take your money. now, there is a new scheme and a new group of victims. lee jordan with more on this. shopping, most of us are looking for the best deals we can get but one teen learned the hard way that a deal is too good to be true. octovia hardaway became familiar with a man on instagram. she recently wired him some money to pay for some of those items and then the communication stopped. >> if its sounds too good to be true, it's not true at all. there is a lot of predators, a lot of scam artists out there looking to make a quick dollar off of people. unfortunately, a lot of people fall for

sarah palin has an idea. >>> some of the biggest names in baseball history walk the streets in st. petersburg. the biggest babe ruth. do you know you can walk where he made history? those stories coming up next on >>> animal rights groups are sharing shocking pictures online with an important lesson for you and your family. this is hard to share with you. take a look. this is a dolphin being passed around by a mob of people on a beach in argentina. even when they are full grown they are tiny. they can not spend as much time away from the water as other dolphins. water and the group kept passing it around posing for pictures. it was left on the beach out of the water and it died. it is a reminder that no picture is worth interfering with wildlife. that is not worth it especially when it is endangered like the dolphin we just showed you. >>> there is a new recruit in the fight against isis. that would be hollywood. u.s. government is asking hollywood on advice on how to counter propaganda from the islamic state. they are encouraging people around the world to encourage the terror gro

. >> sarah wiggins lives near where e capstone. >> i think any information is better none. just li re was a crime here and it was a h risk crime. i think that would bo beneficialt nothing>> in general text alerts are reserved for situations that pose and risk to life and safet and require people to change thbv like seeking shelter from a storm. robert t >> right after the assault what happened the victim went to her apartme told her room to call 911. >> at which point the victim did go to the hospital and get treatme>wnw the student arrested during this scuffle will face a judge. police say she encouraged classmates to film thi oe altercation between office and a student i cont she could face a fine of up to $1,000 and as much 90 days in jail. >>> two deadly attacks within hous from each other. all of the suspects are in their teens. christ brown is live outside bojang ball din. there's another common factor and it sees like drugs. >> reporter: yes. the filmndo and the one that happened here outside this bojangles in mauldinti drugs. neither them were relat. now we have two

. >> sarah: here are some de ja vu all over again. another winter storm closing in on new england this morning. this time we're looking at coastal concerns along with up to a foot of snow in some places. there's also a blizzard warning on the south shore and the cape. >> christa: and we're in the final stretch of -- up in new hampshire. 24 hours before the primary. can you believe it? this morning we're releasing our final tracking poll which will take into effect saturday night's g.o.p. debate. >> sarah: and super bowl 50 goes to the bronco, peyton manning winning his second ring, m.v.p. vaughn mill they're takes most of the credit for the win. >> christa: who can we credit for this wonderful weather? oh, jeremy, you're here this morning. welcome back. >> jeremy: i had so much fun friday morning, i thought, let's make another storm and let's visit each other again. so here you go. blizzard warning south shore, as well as the cape and the islands. through the day today. for boston, worcester, fitchburg, gloucester, it's a winter storm

. >> sarah: first at noon. there is breaking news. police in woburn searching the street. >> christa: right now they are trying to track down a suspect in a neighborhood. what is the scene right now. kelli o'hara has more on what we are learning about this. >> reporter: good afternoon. cops have been combing this neighborhood for a person possibly involved in a hit-and-run earlier this morning. according to an eyewitness. now, as you can see right from the video, state police along with woburn police have been combing these streets with k-9 described by one officer we spoke to as armed and dangerous. they have been there all morning long searching this neighborhood in particular. why, though, they are not saying. an eyewitness described that hit-and-run to us earlier. >> hit a person. crossing the walk. the person then ends up on top of the car. went probably-- i don't know-- a thousand feet, 2,000 feet up the road before he finally fell off. >> reporter: now, we have been told that man was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unk

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. >> and sarah continuey is live in concord. how's it looking there? >> it's cold and a couple of flurries are coming down. seem says like the breeze is picking up a bit. these flurries are accumulating. we have the ruler here as we track the accumulation. looks like we have about six inches so far and this snow, you know, not good for packing so no snowballs so far. we have two good examples of the roads here. an access road and state route 44 and they look completely different. and as you can see, the access road is snow-covered and we have seen private plows go up we have seen odot plows going by there about 80odot plows out this moring and they're working 12-hour shifts, treating the roads so your morning commute will hopefully be smooth and we're tracking the accumulation here. back to you. >> thank you. and we're thankful for the odot crews for sure. and not escaping the snow fall. that is a blowing, drifting snow across the highways and making it dangerous for the morning commute and i want to talk about the roads on 271. they're not bad but the

and sarah blake-morgan talked with people who feel a connection to the school. >> it has been five days since the flames tripped through but it is the topic of many services here y? this is so much more than just a building to many. >> i cried, i cried more when i saw the destruction. charred destruction and warped wood a terrible sight to those who saw the school. >> my mother and father went to school there. >> you they're a lot. the roots run deep which is why so many came to friday's council meeting hoping for answers. what caused the massive fire >> we cannot eliminate election trailcal. it had power. we cannot eliminate a fire set by a human. >> common sense tells you it is arson. >> it was strange coincidence it was ready to come to a settlement and it burned. >> the investigation has been put on hold, according to the fire marshal because the build something so unstable. >> we're standing on matthew 1026. everything hidden will be revealed. others think the answers are nothing but ashes inside. >> i think we have all just about accepted we'll never know. >> i was told that a rew

that's where we find kcrg tv9's sarah mccarthy. sarah, this group is called americans for brady, this is a b bnd new organization that's s king it their mission to help disabled veterans.they plan to do that by modifying homes to make everything as accessible as possible to someone who may be in a wheelchair or need other adjustments for day to day mobility. that effort is starting here - at the electric park ballroom. a silent auction is happening now, and through ten o'clock tonight there will be a live band, food, and a live auction a little later on. the goal is to not only raise money for future projects but also ttraise awareness. the groups founder says finding the people who need his help is the hardest part of getting started. "the challenge now the work we're finding now is finding the individuals to do the work for so that's part of what this fundraiser is out is makininpeople aware of who we are and what we do. " combs says he does have funding home modification projects now. if you know if a veteran in need, we'll have

>> sarah: beautiful, chris. tell us it will stick around. >> chris: copy, paste, copy paste, copy paste through the rest of february into march. good morning. beautiful weekend. 50s to near 60 degrees. cooler today but still a nice day. 36 in boston. 32 in worcester right now, and the kids back to school here. a lot of us back to work, as well. it's a cooler start.

reporting in sarasota county, sarah 2. >>> and now a new agreement between the u.s. and cuba. airlines going to start submitting applications to 900 cities in cuba. >>> well, the pope continues area with a significant drug photographicking problem. the hope has--drug trafficking problem. the pope is heading to the u.s., mexican border tomorrow. >>> well, donald trump is coming out swinging again on the campaign trail today. this time, his target is the bush family and ted cruz. we look at south carolina where the voters head to the polls on saturday. >> reporter: george w bush took the stage on monday, the former president gave a speech with jabs at trump. >> jeb bush has faith that reveals itself through good works, not loud words. back. >> why men shun jeb bush,less not come--men chen jeb bush, he >> i think ted cruz is unstable. viennese seen anybody that lies as much as ted cruz. >> reporter: the attacks come just days before south carolina's primary, it is the first time that the voters in the south are heading to the pollings. the college of charleston science profess to

. >> and sarah palin flips out. >> you guys brought me here to talk about iowa politics, not to talk about my kids. >> then college students accused. he's a track star. >> i'm always constantly striving to better myself. >> the shocking accusations in the slaying of a 13-year-old girl. >> and halle berry's ex breaks his silence. what really happened during his marriage to halle. >> it seems to be like a ghost following you. >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody, and thanks for joining us. a big audience for the live performance of grease over the

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he is the first president in 90 years to visit the island. 10 news reporter sarah hollenbeck shows us he won't be the only one. >> reporter: you could be jumping on a flight to cuba, as well. right now these are only charter flights from tia. soon, all of your commercial airlines like delta will be flying there, too. 110 u.s. to cuba flights are being offered a day. all airlines are bidding on them. last year 74,000 people traveled from tampa to cuba. i'm digging deeper to find out how the coming up election could change our relationship with cuba. republican presidential canidates marco rubio and ted cruz have cuban roots and vowed to cut diplomatic ties with cuba if elected. seen no way in the way cuba treats its citizens. obama argues cuba is making big strides. >> this is going to be a big agenda a long term agenda. it is extremely complicated and technical. >> reporter: another big milestone for tampa bay and cuba on march 22nd the rays will be in cuba to play the cuban team. it is the first mlb team to go to cuba to play since 1999. >>> two days before the republican primary in