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walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 6 i's. >> quick announcement for you that were here in personal if you want to speak in front of the board there be speakers the halfway fill them out and give them to ms. casco mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney good evening. i'm particularly happy to see showing so many of the national board sift teachers here we'll have the ceremony in a bit on february 24th from 4 to 6:00 p.m. on 25th after the san francisco unified school district math team will be hosting an opportunity for parents and families to provide feedback on the arithmetic core curriculum all participants will look through the materials and provide structured feedback with the computerized safer with the revised curriculum for the 2017-2018 sexual so ladies and gentlemen, we value our input please attend given it on february 24th from 6 to 4:30 on 25th avenue in an announcement pride to announce that jewelry's gordon has won the debate league congratulations to the back to back champion (clapping.) w

walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 5 he i's. >> i want to welcome everybody that joined us in person and remind everybody in you a have an item to speak on there are speaker cards outside the lobby if, if you want to fill whereon out and give it to ms. casco before the item is called in for the turned in before you'll not been able to speak on the item thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> superintendent carranza. >> thank you, president matt haney e haney and a few thoughts as we start our meeting tonight i'd like to start by recognizing and shld to the latino ensemble led by john callaway the each other assembly performed that he martin luther king community breakfast attend and community leaders and elected officials mr. haney and dr. murase the youth ensemble a youth enespecially with many of the students having attended sfusd schools balboa park and downtown and definition high school wrblg middle school 50 percent of members are female and two-thirds are members of the public of clog go including african-a

walton, harvey county, kansas "we have 14 people in various hospitals. those conditions range from stable to critical and one is going to surgery as we speak."harvey county, kansas, sheriff t. walton detailed the timeline of the shootings, which began when ford allegedly shot a man driving his two children. he later shot a second person before driving to excel industries, where he worked. sheriff t. walton, harvey county, kansas the shooter then goes into the building, and at that point shoots 14 more people. three of those were fatalities. sheriff walton says ford was served a "protection from abuse" order at his workplace just 1 and a half hours before the shooting spree began, and says he believes that order triggered the attacks. "he yelled hey! ), then boom, boom, boom" matt jarrell, who works at excel industries and witnessed the attack, says he never would have imagined his friend and co- worker could have done something like this. matt jarrell/ford s friend and co- worker "i witnessed him shoot the shots. i saw the shell casings come out of the a

walton /harvey county, ks) "saved a whole lot of lives." officials say it started at around five pm, with a report vehicle... with a male victim hit in the shoulder.minutes later, another shooting nearby. then, officials say the attacker shot a person in the parking lot of excel industries in hesston, where he worked......then stormed inside and opened fire. (worker) "he was just unloading on everybody. everybody started fleeing out to this back door here." (worker) "i seen a mob of people just start running out saying, 'run, run!' and pop-pop-pop-pop-pop!"police have n n publicly named the perpetrator, but a friend and co-worker identified the deceased shooter as cedrick ford - seen in this facebook photo.(matt jarrell/suspect's friend and co-worker) ""i witnessed him shoot the shots. i mean, that vivid, i can still see it."matt jarrell says it started as a normal day when ford came to work this morning.....until he says ford inexplicably left work.... returning sometime later (matt jarrell, excel worker) "he yelled hey, and then boom, boo

walton went 39-4 as golden state's interim head coach. warriors would not be surprised to see walton running a team. >> i told him today, we were all joking, once he heard that news obviously coaches getting fired, luke's number changes next year and he's in a different city, i hope he sends me his new one and stay in touch. >>> let's go ahead and put super bowl 50 to bed. peyton manning will get all the disney trips, endorsements, talk shows, oldest quarterback to win a ring. he and brother eli now have two. but on a local note, tight end vernon davis won his first super bowl at levi stadium just three months after being traded by the 49ers. >> vernon davis, super bowl champion. [ laughter ] because everywhere you go now, that's the tag. >> i love it. i love it. it's great. it couldn't be any better than this. great story, great chapter in my life. >>> how did this panthers fan take the loss? look at this. charles green. they call him the angry grandpa. look what he did to the flat screen. he's just hating on it. i can think of cheaper w

walton "this man was not going to stop shooting.. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer shot the shooter." police say ford was served with a protection from abuse order filed by his girlfriend just hours before the shooting... sheriff t. walton "3:30 he gets served.. 5 o'clock we get the first shooting." sarah plake / newton, kansas "officials say this investigation will continue for quite some time but as of now this community is starting to mourn for the tragic loss of life here in rural kansas. in newton, sarah plake for nbc news." >> a sentencing hearing is underway in massachusett s for a teenager convicted of raping and killing his high school math teacher. 17-year-old philip chism will learn his punishment after hearing victim-impact statements from colleen ritzer's family and friends. chism was 14 when he killed the 24-year-old danvers could be sentenced to life in prison for the murder conviction, but he would be eligible for parole after 15 to 25 years because he was a juvenile when he killed ritzer.

he was a youth pastor at a church in walton and involved in a prayer group at twenhofel middle school in independence. he was also a foster parent. church and school officials say background check every year. this week's heavy rain is still causing drivers on parts will be morning so crews can finish up repair work. fox19 now's jordan with a closer look.

jenell walton wlwt news 5. courtis: thank you. if you have any information that could help police tracked down the shooter you are asked to call crime stoppers 352-3040. just in. a fire is now out at a oakley home. we' re told it started on the second floor of this house on millsbrae avenue. it still unclear what started the fire but crews were able to contain it to that one floor. and $40,000. developing now. dayton police investigating, after an overnight crash that claimed the lives of five people. the crash is said to have been caused by a driver going the wrong way on i-75 around 3 this morning. the wrong way driver hit an suv carrying four people. alcohol is suspected in the crash. the names of those involved have not yet been released. the zika virus. is now in greater cincinnati. the first case a butler county woman, who travelled to south america. butler county health director pat burg says the biggest risk is for pregnant women traveling to central and south america. so far, the zika virus has been linked to birth defect

knicks play tonight first game under kurt rambus and luke walton, who is a hot commodity to phil jackson and the lakers. a lot of dots there. connect the dots. knicks fans don't like what they see. ernie: super bowl 50 is over, but cam newton is still making noise and getting attention. >> two big story lines. peyton manning and the way cam newton handled himself.

walton/harvey county he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he just displayed, he was a little upset that he was getting this order. ford, who had a criminal record, left work after getting the order, and first opened fire from his car, hitting someone in a vehicle. he then shot another driver and stole their car before heading ford shot one person in the parking lot and another 14 inside the building before an officer gunned him down. the unidentified officer is sheriff t. walton/harvey county he had to stop that threat. you've got 200- 300 people in there. luckily 200-300 people came out. relatives rushed to the factory shooting. one couple was reunited as cameras were rolling. (oh my god) police say ford was armed with an assault rifle and an automatic handgun. investigators are trying to figure out how a suspect with a criminal record was able to get those weapons. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, hesston, kansas./// ((brian loftus)) > ford had convictions for multiple burglaries , fleeing from police and disorderly conduct. authorities say the

janel walton , back to you. courtis: we' ll be following this breaking story throughout the night. and will bring updates to you on wlwt.com and here on air starting at 5:00 a.m, a man is found dead inside of a car in westwood and now cincinnati police say they have a suspect in custody. police have arrested and charged 23-year-old donta williams with the murder of derrick johnson. wlwt news 5' s jenell walton has new developments in this >> a car crashes into a pole at the end of this cul-de-sac on tulsa court just off of anderson ferry. neighbors rush to help the driver. >> my son was really concerned because we thought it was a lady because of the hat that it had on it looked like a ladies hair. he ran over to the car and was going to help, but when he got to the car he could see there was blood just pouring down the side of the face. reporter: police have released few details about the investigation. the driver, 23-year-old, derrick johnson' s lifeless body was found inside the car around 9 ' clock this morning. neighbors say the car didn' t make a loud sound when it crashed in

captain susan walton of the appomattox rescue squad says two of their own ems workers lost their homes. she says the last 24 hours have been overwhelming and tough to deal with. another task they're dealing with-- getting generators to those without power who need oxygen-- or taking them to shelters-- but they're grateful for the help of so many organizations helping them get this monumental job done. (:06)susan walton, captain, appx rescue squad, "we're going through all of the rubble to ensure that no one is entrapped and making sure that everyone that's injured gets taken to the hospital."katie liveu the appomattox rescue squad says the best thing you can do is stay at home and away from affected areas. although it may be tempting to drive around and look at the scenes - - but it really causes traffic problems and keeping rescue now that everyone is safe.. putting lives back together is the next hurdle. live in evergreen, katie brooke, abc-13 news. 3 3 3 3 mark tight one of the most important takeaways is that the storm may be over but it is still potentially dangerous to be outside

it turns out that the wealthiest family in america today is the walton family who owns walmart. [booing] sen. sanders: now, i know that in south carolina, many parts of the country, you hear a whole lot about welfare abuse. about people ripping off the welfare system. right? well, let me inform you about who the major recipients of welfare in america is, it happens to be the walton family, the wealthiest family and america. [booing] sen. sanders: now, why is that? and the reason is, that walmart, owned by the walton family, pays wages that are so low that many of their employees are forced to go on medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing. and you know who pays for the food stamps, the subsidized housing, and the medicaid? you do. [booing] sen. sanders: so, on behalf of the walton family, the wealthiest family in america, i want to thank all of you for helping them out. [applause] sen. sanders: they are down to their last $60 billion. and they very much appreciate your helping them out. but, in all seriousness, i say to the walton family, and all of those corporations that

walton - harvey county kansas :42 - :49) "he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he was just upset that he was getting this order." then police say ford, armed with a rifle and a handgun. shot two people. apparently random victims. stole a car. and came to excel industries. (sot / no id) "and more people running and all of a sudden pop pop pop, i started running too. within moments, the shooting was over. and ford was dead. (s/ sheriff t. walton - / harvey county kansas 1:06 - 1:12) "this man was not going to stop shooting.. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer shot the shooter." (nats: officer with crime tape) as this small community mourns those lost, we're starting to learn more about the people taken in this mass shooting. a man named josh higbee. two other families are feeling the same pain. chris pollone, nbc news, hesston, kansas. today president obama called the mayor of hesston to offer condolences to the people here and to offer gratitude to the first responders who risked their lives to save others. decision 2016... republican front runner d

to call 911((teresa walton))"there was a shooting on yankee road last night and my mother's house has a bullet hole going through the window of the room she sleeps in because of her health downstairs."a short time later middletown police arrived to inspect what happened((nadia truss/granddaughter))"it's just crazy like if she would have got shot i would have gone crazy because she's like my god grandmother like this world is all messed up for real."((sot))"something's got to be done because that's too close for comfort. that bullet could have ricocheted and hit my mom." as of right now police have not said whether anyone has been arrested or even if they have suspects in this case--if you know anything call crimestoppers at 513-352-3040-- jay warren 9 on your side new tonight.the clermont county man accused of performing sex acts on at least three boys at his home is sentenced.brett davis will spend the next 25 years in prison.the victims say the sexual abuse started in 2008 when they were eight and nine years old.the boys are now teens and only came forward to prosecutors late last y

we don't know whether the victim had any connection to new banklick baptist church in walton. that's where the pastor there confirmed to us--that niemeyer was a youth pastor--working alongside his wife at this walton kentucky church. the church's facebook page shows niemeyer involoved in several activities with the youth members--and shows niemeyer on trips with the youth members outside of church. the pastor there tell us--he's close friends with joe niemeyer--and never saw anything to indicate any suspicions with him. "i'm very sorry to hear about what has happened in his home and we're just praying for pretty big deal. it's like a kick in the gut...he was a friend of mine. i'm shocked, really. never in a million years would i have guessed anything like this." the pastor indicated all of the alleged crimes happened outside of church--and didn't involve any church members. we've reached out to independence police tonight for more details of this case--as of this report--we have not been able to speak with anyone at department. joe niemeyer is back in court next week--he's in

walton says: "cedric was armed with an assault rifle and automatic pistol. mr. ford who was residing in newton, kansas, has been gets served, 5:00 we have the first shooting." it's unclear at this time what prompted the protection order - or the shooting... but records show ford has several prior offenses in florida and kansas stretching back at least a decade.... including arrests for brawling, burglary, and grand theft. law enforcement officials were aware of ford's violent history - and say the officer who shot and killed him is a hero. walton says: "understand that there's probably 2- 300 more people in that building while this is going on. this man was not going to stop shooting. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer stopped the shooter." but experts say no matter how quickly the police respond, there will still be casualties in an active shooter situation... unless employers start taking the threat posed by workplace violence more seriously. obama says: "congress may not have any apetite to do something about it but we need one that

charles grodin is here, dom irrera, tommy walton, the hot dog king. right now we are going to premeum wine cooler [ applau [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. we are back. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoopi. okay. [ applause ] >> charles grodin is an unusual fellow. >> fine actor. he does comedy, and drama. he is currently starring in a picture called the last resort, and a new movie called ishtar. would you welcome charles grodin. [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] >> what are you -- you are frowning at my outfit. >> i didn't frown at your outfit. >> you frowned at something. >> are you going to start already? for quite a long time. this is the longest relationship i have ever had. >> the longest relationship i have ever had too. [ laughter ] >> maybe that shirt is supposed to be worn? >> i don't know about that. i thought that when i looked in the mirror, when they sold it, they said you can wear it any way you want it. but i look better with it out. >> that's a matter of opinion, i think. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i have to clear the air first of all b

janel walton is live. she is not alone. >> let me tell you, a lot of people out here wanting to enjoy the day. this is a beautiful day. little bit. people behind me are on the swings, out here on their bikes having a good time at the park tonight. shorts and t-shirts on. it' s hard to believe it is there were plenty of people outdoors. some were reading -- reading a book. the weather has helped organizers at the auto expo. visitors were signing up to take a car on a test drive. folks say the warm weather made a trip to the auto expo even better. >> the weather was great. a great opportunity to see some cars. it is a good time. i' m a car guy. i like to see the new stuff coming out. >> it is a nice experience. seeing all the cars. reporter: another thing we saw, parents and kids out here at the park, i am sure they were hoping they would have a chance to burn off energy. today was the day to do it. janel walton, news 5. collapsed friday has now fallen into the ohio river. a spokesperson for that project say

janel walton, wlwt news 5. lisa: a woman accused of hitting an 11-year-old girl in a crosswalk goes before a judge this morning. dan griffin is leading the way on today' s court appearance. dan: good afternoon. her attorney said that she did not make it last week because of they basically let her attorney do all the talking. london smith was left with unsafe. for. yesterday. we spoke with smith pause mother -- this morning. t believe that happened to her. you send those kids out to school, out the door, but you expect them to come back home. about the bond that was set today and fears that she can easily come up with 10% and be right back out and possibly not show up for court again. justice center, dan griffith. lisa: thank you. discovery of a meth lab in 1015 last night, -- 10:15 last night, they noticed an equipment violation on the vehicle. when it didn' t pull over, they noticed someone else -- someone throwing out a plastic bottle that had meth making material inside. bond for each was set at $10,000. mar

the fire broke out just after midnight on walton street. we have learned that brother and two sister in 60s lived there together and one called 911. farve fire chief lives nearby and ran over without any of his gear. more firefighters arrived and he told them the sisters were inside. they were able to get one sister outside but other did not make it. fire official did not know how the fire started. we will go back live on the scene coming up at 9:00. >> sara: a record turnout pushes outsiders to victory in new hampshire primary. you saw the results live here on fox25 last night and these are the numbers. bernie sanders cruising to victory over former secretary of state hillary clinton in democratic primary. sanders earned 60% of the vote to 38% for clinton. for the republicans donald trump takes win with 35% of the vote and ohio governor john kasich may be the big winner with surprise 2nd place finish. >> you made it happen. >> gene: kasich holding 106 town halls rather across the granite state with last night's vote and says it is more tha

walton/harvey county 11-:19 he didnt display anything that was outrageous. he just displayed, he was a little upset that he was getting this order. graphic ford, who had a criminal record, left work after getting the order, and first opened fire from his car, hitting someone in a vehicle. he then shot another driver and stole their car before heading back to the excel plant. inside the building before an officer gunned him down. the unidentified officer is being called a hero. sot: sheriff t. walton/harvey county he had to stop that threat. youve got 200-300 people in there. luckily 200-300 people came out. relatives rushed to the factory after hearing about the shooting. one couple was reunited as cameras were rolling. nats, oh my god police say ford was armed with an assault rifle and an automatic handgun. investigators are trying to figure out how a suspect with a criminal record was able to get those weapons. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, hesston, kansas anchor tag: ford had convictions for multiple burglaries , fleeing from police and disorderly conduct.

white center bill walton. people are tuning in when bill walton is out there. they are not tuning in what is black players. another factor that helps explain the unpopularity of the nba was fighting. there was a ton of fighting. this has a racial angle as well. the nba has really cracked down hard on fighting. it is forbidden. not so in the 1970's. nba games in the 1970's were like hockey games. there were fistfights all the time. every team had an enforcer. they had a guy like maurice lucas a big tough strong guy. his job was to physically intimidate the other team. physically punish the other team's top scorer. to use his fists whenever necessary. we are going to have a fight. every team had a guy like maurice lucas. in some ways the defining moment was in 1977 with what is known as the punch. the houston rockets were playing at the los angeles lakers in 1977 and there was a fight. the rockets forward rudy comes on the pitch who is white and it was unclear if you've is coming to join in the fight or if he wa

they just hope they know they the walton's just want their son home. police ask if anyone has seen joshua wellman please contt them or the family. the family's contact information is linked under this story on our website kcrg dot com. chris, nicole? thanks a lot brea. some say the next president should pick the succccsor for supreme court justice antonin scalia. while others say president obama should nominate someone after the justice died over the weekend. many top republicans say the seat should be left empty until a new president take office. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says voters should have a say in the matter. but democrats say 11 months is plenty of time for the president to nominate the senate to hold a confirmation vote. president obama confirmed saturday night that he will nominate a justice in the coming months. the republican debate on saturday night focused on this issusu heavily. donald trump called on senate leaders to delay a confirmation vote. florida senator marco rubio said president obama would - quote - ram down our t

it turns out that the wealthiest family in america today is the walton family who owns walmart. [booing] sen. sanders: now, i know that in south carolina, many parts of the country, you hear a whole lot about welfare abuse. about people ripping off the welfare system. right? well, let me inform you about who the major recipients of welfare in america is, it happens to be the walton family, the wealthiest family and america. [booing] sen. sanders: now, why is that? and the reason is, that walmart, owned by the walton family, pays wages that are so low that many of their employees are forced to go on medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing. and you know who pays for the food stamps, the subsidized housing, and the medicaid? you do. [booing] sen. sanders: so, on behalf of the walton family, the wealthiest family in america, i want to thank all of you for helping them out. they are down to their last $60 billion. and they very much appreciate your helping them out. but, in all seriousness, i say to the walton family, and all of those corporations that are paying workers subsis

walton - / harvey county kansas 1:06 - 1:12) "this man was not going to stop shooting.. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer shot the shooter." (nats: officer with crime tape as this small community mourns those lost, we're starting to learn more about the people taken in this mass shooting according to family members, one josh higbee two other families are feeling the same pain. chris pollone, nbc news, hesston, kansas. >> a northeast iowa man died after he dropped his handgun, and it went off... hitting him in the leg. deputies found someone giving cpr to 45-year-old martin lawrence. the black hawk county sheriff's office says he was taken to a waterloo hospital where he was pronounced dede. investigators say y wrence returned home from w wk and dropped the gun as he gogoout of his vehicle. when the gun hit the ground it fired and the bullet hit his leg causing internal injuries. a plea hearing is set for monday in the case of an akron, iowa, man charged with killing his mother. jonathan neunaber is charged with first-degree murder in the death

walton /harvey county, ks) "saved a whole lot of lives." officials say it started at around five pm, with a report of shots-fired from a vehicle... with a male victim hit in the shoulder. minutes shot a person in the parking lot of excel industries in hesston, where he worked... ...then stormed inside and opened fire. (worker) "he was just unloading on everybody. everybody started fleeing out toto this back door here." (worker) "i seen a mob of people just start running out saying, 'run, run!' and pop-pop-pop-pop-pop!" police have not publicly named the perpetrator, but a friend and co- worker identntied the ceased shooter as cedrick ford - seen in this facebook photo. (matt jarrell/suspe ct's friend and co-worker) ""i witnessed him shoot the shots. i mean, that vivid, i can still see it." matt jarrell says it started as a normal day when ford came to work this morning... ..until he says ford inexplicably left work.... returning sometime later (matt jarrell, excel worker) "he yelled hey, and then boom, boom, boom and proceeded to go into th

in avondale, jenell walton wlwt news 5. sheree: you can use it to report waste and other neighborhood nuisances. you can find a link on wlwt.com. still no arrests tonight in a shooting in a blue ash neighborhood that injured three people. police say at least 10 gunshots were fired along oak and florence avenues sunday night. that shooting is likely going to come up at a community meeting tonight at the hazelwood community center. the meeting was already planned before the shooting, but officers will be there to answer your questions. it starts at 7:30. seven weeks after the new police chief took over in cincinnati. he is naming the new police chief just today. today colonel dave bailey was promoted to executive assistant chief. while lieutenant colonels, john, neudigate, and theetge were promoted to assistant chiefs. cincinnati' s mayor says he doesn' t have to look outside the department for the best officers in the country. >> at the time 15 years ago there was a sense, rightly or wrongly, that you had to go outside the d

live in walton...kristen swilley...9 on your side. we're on top of breaking news here in the live alert...a car has slammed into a pole in green township following a police chase. police tell 9 on your side hundred block of sidney road. they also say the car involved in this accident was stolen from walt sweeney.police are now telling nine on your side that both suspects have been arrested.9 on your side has a crew heading to the scene... and we'll bring you any live pictures as soon as we get them. funeral plans are still being made for supreme court justice antonin scalia, who died of natural causes over the weekend. weekend.plans are in the works to replace him on the high court as well; however, it could involve months of political infighting.within an hour of scalia's death, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said the vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.but president obama made it clear he's ready to act.both parties have reason to fight for who gets to make the nominations, because of how it could shif

walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that with that said good evening and just two quick announcements you first of all, that we cek february 2nd it through the 6 is parents conferences time for the k through 8 to accommodate this their closing one hour earlier many of the skulchools are usin this for the patent consult and survey we hasay had on and on or 4 hundred care gives we take this information very, v

jenell walton, wlwt news 5. mark: there were also reports of minor flooding along columbia parkway this morning. however, the road is open to traffic this afternoon. rememeber, you can get the latest weather alerts and information on the wlwt mobile app. lisa: a casualty from the results of the iowa caucus. kentucky senator rand paul has dropped out of the race. he announced this morning he was wlwt news 5' s john london is live with reaction from local republicans about it. john? john: they saw the handwriting on the political wall, as one of leaders put it a short time ago. re disappointed, but not surprised. we were in louisville when senator paul launched his bid. he was animated, energized, and an attention getter. despite his focus on debt, citizen privacy, and reforming the justice system, his campaign never caught fire and he finished fifth in the iowa caucus. funds were not going up, but the difficulty ticket him was. there was no indication that the ninth would be any different. >> he got out of the ga

reporting live from middletown, jenell walton. bars tonight, accused of holding up a after 6:00. at the speedway on jackson lane and roosevelt. , he was seen driving a van that matched the description of the vehicle in that area. mike: a dark side to the world of technology. predators could be taking your kids photos and other personal information without you knowing about it or even them knowing about it. one school is taking a proactive approach to educate students and parents as well. we told you about the dangers of fake profiles and putting popular messaging apps under the microscope. sheree: curtis has -- courtis fuller has more on an important meeting. reporter: the meeting will take place at the middle school. keep -- the vice president from the safety and reform. >> we need to be sitting right beside them. here is an appropriate site here is an inappropriate site. reporter: they have reached out to parents. this is one of those nights where they are saying knowledge is power. it could be the best cyber mike: sheree: their daughter' s e-mail address and phone number was o

walton - / harvey county kansas 1:06 - 1:12) "this man was not going to stop shooting.. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer shot the shooter." (nats: officer with crime tape) as this small counity mourns those lost, we're starting to learn more about the people taken in this mass shooting according to family members, one of those killed was a man named josh higbee two other families are feeling the same pain. chris pollone, nbc news, hesston, kansas. >>>> a pleaeaearing is set for monday in the case of an akron, iowa, man charged with killing his mother. jonathan neunaber is charged death of esther neunaber in july of 2014. the bodies of both esther and her husband donald were found in their farm home near akron. authorities say donald died of natural causes. jonathan neunaber has plded not guilty in the case. in january, he was found competent to stand trial. a sioux city man has been arrested for sexually abusing a 9-year-old girl. 68-year-old evert scott is facing sexual abuse charges after, police say, he sexually assaulted d young girl who v

jenell walton wlwt news 5. sheree: investigators. are still trying to determine if the space heater caused the fire. mike: just hours ago police made an arrest in a bond hill shooting. 25-year-old william chambers is now charged with the murder of cameron clemmons. police say on january 29, clemmons was shot 5 times along franklin avenue. it' s believed he was runnig away from a nearby apartment building when he collapsed in the street near oakdale. new information tonight about a weekend homicide in westwood. bond was set at $250,000 this he' s accused of shooting his cousin derrick johnson saturday morning on tulsa court. johnson died at the scene. in court this morning, williams attorney said the shooting was an accident. where a man weilding a machete attacked four people re-opened today. the owner says. his spirit won' t be broken by this. >> i got knocked down. but i got up again. you are never going to keep me sheree: the nazareth restaurant has been closed since the attack happened thursday night. investigators say they still

jenell walton is live from the school. jenell? reporter: there were so many parents turn naked her to the school. they had to park a bout a mile from the campus and walked down here to the school in order to pick their kids up. there were some very scary minutes in moments. they wanted to give them a hug. >> by this park estimate driveway around the corner somewhere and walked. they would not let us pass. we had to wait until they gave the ok. as soon as they said they were going to release gets we just started walking. they kept asking people to step back a little bit. it is hard for the kids to find the parents. everybody is frantic. i understand. your heart is literally in your neck. i watched this on tv. i hope that america hears this. my heart goes out to them. we have not walked their footsteps until we have been in it ourselves. i am so thankful that people were alerts. the kids just went through a shooter training recently. reporter: 70 went onto to say that she was relieved once she heard that the shooter was arrested pre

and walton is reportedly wanted by the lakers if they fire byron scott. but espn reports that walton will not be entertaining head coaching officers until the off season. >>> can you imagine paying less than $2 for a gallon of gas? where drivers are lining up across the bay area to buy the cheap gas. >>> and a controversy over a sex offender treatment center in san francisco. why it won't be opening its doors today as scheduled. >>> welcome back. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. let's check in with steve for the weather. >> we were talking nba basketball. >> we're settling the nba. >> good, i'm so glad. >> there's going to be a few openings. but warm, warm, warm. yesterday was wow. upper 70s, low 80s and today will be okay but a little bit cooler even though temperatures will be above average. there's low 40s in the mix. you lose that breeze which was absolutely roaring sunday and monday. it's not nearly as bad. we're coming off the caldicott tunnel it was ripping. lots of sun and warm this afternoon. and a few high clouds. and the rest of the week gradua

down to 13 in hamilton. 13 in walton. skies are clear. we have fresh snow on the ground not to mention winds, while the area, are a bitterly cold night across the if there is any good news, it is the fact that we won't have much wind overnight. zero degrees, actual air temperature or zero as a wind chill, it is going to be bitterly cold first thing in the morning. make sure you dress warm and dress in layers and while sending the kids out to the bugs stop if they have school -- bus stop if they have school tomorrow morning. latest weather conditions and school delays and closings overnight. wake up with us for updates starting at 4:30 a.m. you can also find school closings anytime on wlwt.com. mike: in other news tonight -- a middletown mom murdered. her little girl found a few feet away from her in a car seat. tonight we're learning more about the woman who was shot in dayton. wlwt news 5's tammy mutasa is live in middletown with the developing details tammy? tammy: family and friends tell me brittany russell was happy but she was quiet

in fitchburg one person is dead and two others seriously injured in a house fire on walton street. one person made it outside on his own. another one had to be rescued and a third died inside. no word on what started the fire. >>> investigators trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on route 28 in quincy. this is a look at the scenech the crash happened around 1:30 between route 93 and chickataubet road two people were killed one rush to the hospital. part of route 28 was shut down >>> a rollover crash in abington sends two men to the hospital one with potentially live threatening injuries. a suv slammed into a electric pole and rolled over. drivers are urged to avoid bedford street from 139 to the weymouth line until 10 this morning. >>> unruly passenger forced a flight from boston to san diego to make an emergency landing. a passenger record this video of the man being removed from the plane in denver. alaska airlines tells wbz the pass ver was intoxicated and made several attempts to calm him down. when he threatened another passenger the pilot decided to land at the ne

he used the walton family as an example as to why he says economic policies need to change. sanders says: "today in america, we have one people. and when we talk about the walton family, it's important to point out, that family, the wealthy family in america is the major recipient of welfare in this country." the next major stop for democrats is the nevada caucuses, which are being held next week. a man turns himself in to police after he is suspected of shooting three college students. police in daytona beach bethune cookman university students after a fight at a party saturday morning. one of the students died. police say postell ran away from the scene after the shooting, but soon contacted them and surrendered in the afternoon. he is facing murder and attempted murder charges. the school held a vigil for the student who died. he played for the school's football team. a man in minnesota is dead after exchanging gunfire with police. police say the got a call about a hit and run at an intersection in plymouth, which is outside minneapolis. when officers got there, they foun

in may, the steam engine will from roanoke to lynchburg and roanoke to walton. the excursions will then wrap up in manassas, virginia in early june. as many of you know, 611 was restored last year and is the only remaining train of its kind that was built in roanoke back in the 1950s. 611 is the last of the j class. j class was designed and built right here in roanoke at the roanoke shops. there were 13 of them. 611 is the only one that survived and the only one that's actually out on the tracks and pulling under steam. train lovers day here at the virginia museum of transportation has been moved from this saturday to saturday, february 20th from 10 am to 5 pm. unfortunately, 611 will not be at the museum for the event, but a y-class locomotive also built in roanoke will be on display for visitors to get an up-close look at. the museum will also offer train rides, a flea market, and other educational events for the whole family. museum officials chose to move train lovers day to february 20th because of the forecast cold conditions. reporting live in roanoke, ta

. >> i have vice-president walton and commissioner wynns. >> thank you. first of all i would like to thank those who are here even at this late hour. i have a couple of questions firstly because i don't feel like being coherent at this hour. the data needs to be better and we do need to see referrals because that is an important thing to see the success. one thing that i want to note that i know is not our intention and that is to see the arrest for african american and latino student arrest to go down and maybe looking into community to see what is maybe behind that. the culture in the schools across the board is something that i'm worried about as we look at trying to get everyone to shift to other practices and supports that will make sure that we are successful that type of supportive schools. we hear from staff and educators and comments like we don't know what to do anymore because we can't suspend. obviously we are not doing enough to provide support so people will have, they understand the options that maybe available to them and to alleviate some

walton says right now authorities are trying to identify the victims. walton says: "the people that are so concerned whether their loved ones have been shot or hurt, we want to get everybody identified, and we're working on that to get that information out just as soon as we can." hesston is about 35 miles north of wichita. serious allegations of a cover up inside the pentagon today - with a chairman on capitol hill -- charging key evidence in the isis intelligence scandal -- has been destroyed. the pentagon's inspector general - and congress - have been analysts that their reporting on isis was altered on its way up the chain of command - to make president obama's campaign against the terror group look more successful than it really was. catherine herridge reports. it is a serious and credible charge coming from the republican chairman, congressman devin nunes. reading from a prepared statement, he said evidence was destroyed at u.s. central command -- known as centcom - amid allegations that intelligence was exaggerate progress against the islamic sta

walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that with that said good evening and just two quick announcements you first of all, that we cek february 2nd it through the 6 is parents conferences time for the k through 8 to accommodate this their closing one hour earlier many of the skulchools are usin this for the patent consult and survey we hasay had on and on or 4 hundred care gives we take this information very, v