which means judge finch will now decide white's fate. legal experts say both sides could view this as a victory.. but the lack of a jury most likely benefits the defense. jack call / radford university if, under the law, the parents are not legally responsible, then obviously the right outcome should be that they would be acquitted, and that might be an easier judgement for a judge to make than it would for jurors. the commonwealth's attorney says he has confidence the judge will give both sides a fair trial. # let's check in with storm team meterologist kristina montuori. upper 20s.staying breezy friday: increasing clouds with highs in the middle 30s.late-day & overnight light snow showers possible saturday: morning & early afternoon flurries possible. highs in upper 20s sunday valentine's day: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 20s and lower 30s monday: wintry mix possible with highs in the middle 30s tuesday: early wintry mix then good mo >> 8:39 on this thursday you know that song you're as cold as ice. it is as cold as ice. >> it

the world champion warriors are white house bound this morning. we'll stream that visit live right now relive their victory parade on our home page. >>> welcome back. 6:55 on your thursday morning. one final look at today's top stories before we send you off to "today" show in just a few minutes. bob redell live near the bay bridge where they demolish part of the old span this morning. >> we're live where this could be today the start of phase two of the demolition of the old bay bridge and the section we're talking about is the one that is closest to us about 250 feet in the air. starting as soon as today, workers could start lowering that section and it's a very large piece of metal and roadway. 500 feet long. it's called a truss. they could be lowering that on to a barge in the water below. it's a slow process, a deticdel process and take six hours to move 25 feet per hour and once it's on that barge it would be transed to pier 7 where that metal would be recycled. 1 of 19 trusses that are scheduled to be removed over the next several months. f

. >>> jack white is nominated for multiple grammys on monday. not just for his music, but also for a project aimed at saving a piece of american music history. we will talk to him about it. >>> after decades and disrepair, this crown jewel of the theater world is back in brooklyn, new york. we will take you inside its 95 million dollar renovation. >>> our top story. the coldest temperatures of the season are freezing parts of the east this weekend. >> in philadelphia, the cold made for a big mess when a hydrant broke. water sprayed instantly turned to ice and streets became undrivable. some residents and businesses lost their water service while repairs were made. we may be seeing the return of the polar vortex from last winter. let's get the latest from meteorologist ed curran at our weather out there this morning. we are taking a look at a pwindchill advise up you through the early morning hours here in the midwest. and looking at this, winter bit of snow. this snow and the cold moving to the east. and from this afternoon until sunday morning,

powder, like jack steck from california. jack steck, san jose ca: "i'm much more in favor of the cold than the hot. snow is always fun. playing in it. get all chilly and then go by the fire choice." if you plan to head up to the mountains for the snow, be careful driving. several signs on the interstate are warning drivers to carry chains with them as this weather progresses. covering storm watch, amanda ketchledge, channel 2 news. thanks amanda. so why is it so windy here in northern nevada? angela schilling knows a thing or two about this topic and joins us live near mari loma park with more. angela? kristen, wind is something we see not only here in reno but also throughout the country. espeically in the plains. what causes wind is highly dependent on temperature and pressure differences. sound of wind more common at higher sound of wind while higher wind speeds are more common at higher elevations, we do see plenty of wind here in the valley. one basically created by pressure or temperature differences." edan weishahan:

year the president crack jacks, he praised steph curry and aged the champions and call the dubs one of the best teams. ever. >> the warriors are back to business tomorrow hosting the thunder if a battle between two of the top nba teams. it is expected to be star-studded with the super bowl the next day only 30 miles away. re-sell tickets are shoot be up starting at $162 and court side seats are selling up to $5,000. if you can not make it or do not want to shell out that cash you can still behalf the game at 6:00 on the sister network espn. >> and san leandro city council, dublin -- doubling award money about the unsolved murder of a college students two years ago when he was gunned down if his drive three daze after his 21st birthday, in december of 2014. police say ramirez unknowingly lived hype a marijuana grow house. investigators say he was shot by someone connected to the operation. >> alcatraz is getting a makeover but you will notice something different. crews will put up a 50' high 182' sheet of plastic around the west side of the former prison. the entire section behind the e

powder, like jack steck from california. much more in favor of the cold than the hot. snow is always fun. playing in it. get all chilly and then go by the fire and have some warm drink of your choice." if you plan to head up to the mountains for the snow, be careful driving. several signs on the interstate are warning drivers to carry chains with them as this weather progresses. covering storm watch, amanda ketchledge, channel 2 news. turning to the crime beat... the reno police department is helping residents, owners and managers of rental properties to keep illegal activities to a minimum. it's part of the reno crime free multi-housing program. paul nelson was at the meadowood apartments today -- just one complex that is benefiting from the program. "the first line of defense for your good tenants is going to be you." cops working with property owners and managers. that's what this program is all about. the eight-hour class is required for any rental property with 40 units or more. motels, apartments, that sort of thing." the second phase is making physical improveme

jack/otsl the white house says it's increasing security of the federal government's computer and data systems after high- profile hacks at various agencies. president obama establishing a federal privacy council to ensure all of the administration's branches are using the best, most secure practices when safeguarding information. the president included 19 billion dollars in his budget, unveiled today, for bolstering cybersecurity in the federal government. jack/otsl that was part of the 4.1 trillion dollar budget the president sent to congress today. so how are lawmakers receiving it? we checked in with iowa republican senator joni ernst today "we continue to see more spending in the president's budget, and that's something we really need to get under control. we've got over 19 trillion dollars of debt right now, so i'm anxious to see where we can find efficiencies in government, find those savings, and eliminate wasteful projects." stephanie/1shot: the mayor of flint, michigan announced a 55- million-dollar proposal today to remove lead piping from the city's water system. it's a bid

. >> shyann: you can see white two-door coupe pulling up to t t jack randa home. the witnesses believe the intruder was dropped off and ran into the yard in the back. momes later see him republican away and jumps into the getaway car. >> they broke this window. >> shyann: the man smashed the gls, reached in and unlocked the french door. $11,000 worth of merchandise. here is a live look. one more look at that white coupe. police say it's likely a honda accord of some sort of. if you have any information that could help policic contact the plantation police department. luckily, though, no one was hurt inin this incident. reporting live in plantation, shyann malone, local10 news. >> calvin: also caught on camera here, a hold-up outside of a mcdonald's restaurant. the bandit approached the 62-year-old victim at his car and pulled out a knife last month. the video just released today, though. this happened on sterling road near oakwood boulevard. the suspect got away wi a laptop computer, a smartphone and ay pone. >> laurie: a robber on the run in tamarack. the broward

jack: are getting ready for this debate. and gop front runner donald trump is taking a kinder approach. abc's bazi kanani has the latest on the race from the white house. " (sanders) let's not insult the intelligence of the american people. looking to keep up momentum in the race-- bernie sanders keeps up the charge against big money influence. (sanders) "why in god's name does wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it." trying to regain her footing after a double-digit defeat in new hampshire, hillary clinton hammers home details in her responses... and pushes sanders for more on his health care plan. clinton: the american people deserve to know specifically how sanders: that is absolutely inaccurate. a testy exchange? over the candidates relationship to president obama. (clinton/sanders) clinton: he's called him weak. he has called him a disappointment sanders: madam secretary that is a low blow? meanwhile, the republican frontrunner shows his confidence at rally in louisiana-- already re

jack: we'll continue to update you on the new hampshire primaries as more final results come in. for the latest numbers head to our website, that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie: new tonight at 10, a man was unable to get out of his burning home in time. stephanie: it happened here ... on 61st street in des moines. fire crews were called there around 6:45 tonight. there, they found smoke coming out to front and back of the house. firefighters went in the front door and that's when they found the victim, a man in his 30's. no cause has been found yet and teh des moijes police and fire departments are investigating. "we conducted a noticed that there was a victim of this fire that was unable to make it out and injuries were such that it was obvious that it was a fire fatality " stephanie: this was the second deadly fire in des moines today. jack: tonight we have new details on another fire that put crews in danger and left one man dead overnight. jack: it happened shortly after midnight on 59th street in des moines. police were called to the home twice last night for noise complai

jack/2shot: good evening and welcome to local 5 news. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. glad you're with minute, but first let's

teddy white probably invented that. al: we talked about unpredictability. just four years ago kathy, your candidate hillary clinton was supposed to be gone. the polls, we mentioned the polls, showed obama winning by 10-11%. that is not unique. these voters are very independent-minded. kathy: that was my favorite primary of all. al: you one. : it was great. that was all hillary clinton. people had written her off. she just went out and worked every day, going to retail events, going to town halls. displaying that great grasp of knowledge. because present obama -- they basically had him sitting on his lead. she was out there. even up to the last day, she was out on the street near wmur television to get drivetime coverage. the polls weren't closing until 7:00 or 8:00, shaking hands through windows and cars. al: one of the reasons the polls are not as reliable, you have as many as 40% of the people that will vote next tuesday as s and you havedent same-day registration. i've heard stories of s choosing between donald trump and bernie sanders. >> i was in a tow

and then in this cell phone video, you can see them carjack a white vw jetta and speed away. blocks before the jetta broke down, so they jacked a second car, a red ford focus, but only a couple of miles out of town, that car broke down. within minutes, the federal emergency center got two reports of hijacked jeks. jeks. vehicles. on the highway out of town, the marines found the ford already on the bed of a tow truck. but no sign of chapo and his lieutenant. they had been picked up by the federal police and taken to a nearby motel. what were they doing in the back seat of the police car? >> translator: they weren't talking. they were relaxed, but they looked confused. >> reporter: no one knows why the federal police took chapo to the motel instead of the jail, but peter vincent has a theory. >> el chapo undoubtedly said, one, you let me go now and i will make you wealthier beyond your wild imaginations. my most generous offer, i am not only going to kill you, but i am going to rape and kill your wife and your daughters and i'm going to torture your sons. >> reporter: he has b

jack smith was voted in as superintendent last night. his contract won't be official until july, so he says he's ready to spend the next five months learning about the school strict. >>> fairfax county schools taking another step toward a huge budget increase for next year. the school board voted 9-3 to approve garza's $2.6 billion budget. it includes raises for all employees and a plan to lower class size in elementary schools. garza still has to convince the county board of supervisors. >>> we have breaking news this morning out of prince george's county. police trying to figure out who shot and killed a man. megan mcgrath is live in temple hills with the latest. >> reporter: that's right. the search for a killer is on following a murder that happened overnight. right around 12:30, shots rang out here at the south point apartments on southern avenue. when police arrived, they found a man who had been shot, he later died at the hospital. police say they do not believe this is a random act of violence, that there is a connection between

a jack keane, refired four star general. you knew this day would come. it was the intents of the commander-in-chief. we don't have all the details. upon reaction you think what? >> first of all, yes this day was going to come. president obama and president bush wanted to close guantanamo bay. its usefulness had been served. the war against al qaeda or radical islam was winding down and it was being used as a recruiting tool. but those assumptions have changed. radical islam has grown into a jihad. secondly, being used as a recruiting tool, it's not used as a recruiting tool by isis or most of the al qaeda affiliates. the assumption we have now is we are facing a major challenge with radical islam and it makes sense to capture as many people as we can and get as much valuable information from them. we can do that in the theater to be sure. but we have to have a centralized facility to do that. this makes operational sense. bill: you say by law the president cannot take detainees out of gitmo and move them to the u.s. what congress said already, he said we

senator marco rubio accusing donald trump of trying to high-jack the gop. trump calling him, quote, little rubio and mr. meltdown. ted cruz slamming crump for not releasing his tax return. >> maybe his tax return that he has been giving money to a bunch of liberal causes that in additi addition, in addition to supporting hillary clinton, and chuck schumer, and harry reid, and joe biden, and jimmy carter, and john kerry, maybe in addition to that last year he wrote a big check to planned parenthood. now i have no idea if he did or not. why, he hasn't released his taxes. >> our team following it all. brianna keilar tracking the clinton camp. standing by is van jones, former republican adviser hogan gidley, the new yorker's ryan lizza. you look at south carolina right now, democrats are making their choice, brianna keeler what are we hearing from the clinton camp? >> perhaps no surprise, poppy, she's talking about education. she was there at miles college, historically black college in alabama, and this is really one of the center pieces of the message she's p

for petty much and you get ready of earthyness and sleeingt previousness from ovrm neeingt green and white pepper kornz you gets spice and zest. cleanses pallet you know warms the soul. >> yes, it does. >> so you have the two local breweries then coming in just like guest appearing then as jack roads who will be offering all these beers for sglevrn best thing about it is that you can show up up port the brewery of your choice by buying beers andty end of the night we'll tally up who sold the most and they will thin this apaysing trophy which is ar most winnin winningest richtery. >> that's looks real. >> you'll be able to try two years and we'll have our barbeque specials going on and the chef has put together quite the array of treats. >> okay. >> all right. >> excellent did we cover everything here. >> i think so. >> i want to nibble on those wings a little bit sglilt thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> party starts 3:00 jack rose. beyonce drops a surprise new video. >> it's very, very chilly and we should have dry weather all day so you're fine whv as we start the workweek i have

he was arrested and faces kidnapping and theft charges tonight. >> ♪ >> now to the race for the white house. it is time for that checkup and it was a big weekend for republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton who both racked up wins but they along with the remaining presidential candidates are already looking ahead to several big contests this week into the weekend. meantime marco rubio has gained two big endorsements. one is from former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. abc news learned former kansas senator bob dole will also endorse rubio. both pawlenty and dole say rubio has what it takes to unite the party and former pennsylvania governor tom ridge has thrown his support behind republican john kasich. ridge had endorsed jeb bush but bush as you know quit the race after his disappointing showing in south carolina. >>> the nevada republican caucuses are tomorrow and it is still anybody's game. meanwhile hillary clinton's win in nevada has silenced naysayers who questioned her candidacy and as the campaign takes her and bernie sanders to the southern states. abc's bazi kana

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. >>> a little bit more on the race for the white house and melania trump's first solo we showed you a bit of this on jack hally jackson is with us with more. >> reporter: fresh off his victories, donald trump is on a role for the republican nomination and he is rolling out his running mate, melania trump. she has only been in america for 20 years but says she is ready to become the next first lady. >> melania, say something. >> he loves you. >> reporter: like everything trump she can be anything but understated. >> he will be in believable. >> reporter: melania trump -- >> she will make a beautiful first lady. >> reporter: not letting her outspoken husband do all the talking. >> i tell him my opinion. i tell him what i think. sometimes he listens. sometimes he don't. the republican front runner of being sexist trump in her first one-on-one interview of the campaign her husband isnything but. >> he treats me the same as men. he will tell you what is in his heart, what he thinks. he will not hold it back if you are a woman. >> reporter: trump would become the first foreign born first

. >> how about some in-depth the white house? >> that's a tear jerker. >> it's playing out in nevada with super tuesday just a week away. >> it will be a tear jerker for somebody at the end. donald trump addressed a huge crowd in las vegas last night, urging them to get out and vote today as the ted cruz camp struggles to bounce back from a tumultuous day. trump is entering the contest with a huge lead, expected to score his third victory in a row. abc's tom llamas is there on the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump feeling so confident about the primaries, he's talking about his white house. >> you're going to say please, please, mr. president. we can't stand it anymore. we don't want to keep winning. we can't stand it. and i'm going to say i don't care. we're going to keep winning. we're going to make america great again. >> reporter: the billionaire not just winning south carolina but winning big. >> we won with highly educated, pretty well educated and poorly educated. but we won with everything. people, skinny people,

breaking story last hour, rand paul is out of the race for the white house. the g.o.p. field narrows six days about of the new hampshire primary. martin shkreli, the pharmaceutical guy, jacked up the price for the drug, not a popular guy, arriving in federal court a half hour ago, accused of fraud, actually looting his hedge fund. the nfl star ken stabler died in july from cancer and doctors say he also suffered from traumatic brain injuries. and joining us on that story, hour two starts right now. ♪ well, check that big board. very little change for the dow jones industrials. oil is up a little bit so i guess you could say they're working in lockstep. just seconds ago we had breaking numbers on the services sector of our economy. what's the news? >> it's a miss. came in at 53.5. it's slowly trending down. this is another indication that the fear that we could be in recession. if the services industries are in recession, that's bad. stuart: so we're pointing to recession generally. this service sector indicator points in the same direction. >> yes, and it was a big mi

the pair was wanted for a string of robberies and car jackings along the gulf coast. >> martin shkreli had little to say. >> your decline to answer up a answers to the questions? >> yes. >> legendary maurice white, founds of earth, wind and fire, died at the age of 47. >> a cyclist survives after being dragged underneath a truck. >> all that. >> the world champion warriors guests of president obama steph curry. >> show us a little magic mike. >> all that matters. >> will you weigh in who you're rooting for? >> i'm for the old guy, the guy you can rely on, the guy with a proven record on. i'm for peyton. >> sound like you! >> bernie sanders interrupted his own speech to rush to the aid of a man who fainted in the audience. luckily, bernie was able to shout him back to consciousness. are you okay? wake up! the middle class is disappearing! >> this morning's ie opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off so anthony >> happy friday. >> nice to have you here. clinton are virtually tied. clinton led the same poll by 31 points six wee

. >> reporter: trump deflecting questions by jack tapper. >> i don't know anything about white supremacy. i don't know. did he endorse me? what's going on? i know nothing about david duke. did david duke endorse me? i disavow. okay. >> reporter: back in 2000, he had a reform party who had ties to the former kkk leader. saying, this is not company i wish to keep. and trump took to twitter to disavow duke's support but only after he was attacked by some rivals. >> reporter: donald trump got another establishment support when alabama senator jeff sessions endorsed him at a rally here in alabama. it comes as the billionaire continues to coalesce establishment support around his run. john, al sip, back to you guys. >> chris, thanks so much for that. so voters in 11 states head to the polls. here this morning to dissect the new polls could impact this vote, we have fellow georgetown institution of politics, jack kucinich, errol lewis. the polls were released three and a half men's ago. let me show everyone what the big news is. trump has 49%. marco rubio is his closest competitor at 16%. trump

tommy says you're a big connoisseur of white castle. >> yeah, here you go. >> get another one. >> jack? >> no, i'm good. thank you though. >> deb? >> i'm good. i'm driving. > these are all cold. nobody heated them. >> there's some warm one. >> they're good cold, scott's saying upstairs in control. >> you want to try a cold one too, tommy? >> how did you get so hooked. >> i got hooked back in high school. love them. >> so that's what you guys did? >> you didn't go to the malt shop? >> malt and white castle together. >> you get the malt at the white castle. it's a good tradition. >> jack, i love them. >> i would give the shrimp sriracha a try. >> voila. >>> coming up "the mix" a perfect gesture for the day after valentine's day. old stuff. >> a health alert about the artificial turf on athletic fields. the young athletes at risk and how the feds are cracking down. >> and later, predicting earthquakes using your smartphone. the app that could warn others miles away about a dangerous jolt. >> and remember, you can find us on facebook wnnfans.com. come on over, tommy. this is your fourth on

which means judge finch will now decide white's fate. legal experts say both sides could view this as a victory.. but the lack of a jury most likely benefits the defense. jack call / radford university if, under the law, the parents are not legally responsible, then obviously the right outcome should be that they would be acquitted, and that might be an easier judgement for a judge to make than it would for jurors. the commonwealth's attorney says he believes the facts are the facts.. and he has both sides a fair trial. # prosecutors will call more murdered waynesboro reserve police officer. they're trying to prove six people are guilty of a gang conspiracy, kevin quick's murder. wednesday's testimony centered largely around an s-u-v murder. anthony davis testified that he saw one of the suspects after the killing. we learned in court that items inside had fingerprints from several of the suspects. so far the prosecution has introduced around 300 pieces of evidence. ### new this morning... police are investigating two attempted armed rob