offered courtney a deal. admit to brooke's murder, reveal the location of her body, and avoid the death penalty in an exchange of life in prison without patrol. >> actually, that's what we hoped for, because the death penalty would draw it out years. >> but you wanted something in return? >> we wanted brooke. we wanted her remains. >> why was that so important to the family? >> we just wanted her back. we just wanted her still. we just wanted to bring her home. clearly, not the way that we had hoped, but i think it was just important to us to have her back, just to get her back. >> so the prosecutor went to courtney with the deal and true to form, the inmate made everyone wait again, for months. until his defense lawyers delivered the word. >> joel courtney was not interested. he did not return a counteroffer. he outright rejected our offer. >> feels like holding her family hostage in some ways, you know. >> courtney's sister dina watched all of this unfold, knowing a trial would mean she would have to testif

have you arrived at the courtney campbell? >> reporter: we are over the courtney campbell causeway. this accident as you said westbound approaching the boat ramp there. the westbound traffic that's on the courtney campbell is too wide, they're getting off on the frontage road and they're getting up to where the light back on the courtney campbell westbound toward clearwater. there is going to be some backup. it's building a little bit. westbound is usually the slowest in the morning. you. forecast. >> in citrus county, you're under a freeze warning, the through 9:00. the sun is just starting to horizon. we've got another about 50 minutes before the sun actually comes up and starts to warm us up and right now in homassasa, 27 degrees, crystal river at 30. so it is definitely on the cold side to the north and very area. in hillsborough county we have temperatures nearing freezing around lutz, apollo beach at 36, tampa at 40. quickly. we're talking temperatures near 60 at noon and topping out in but boy, do we have soakers ahead. i'll have more on that as i time out our next cold front

first, courtney young. [inaudible] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> good afternoon. welcome to the new school. i am robert, i am vice dean at the new school for research. i am delighted to welcome back to the university, to very dear friends and distinguished colleagues. both former members of the politics department, courtney young who left us about a decade ago for greener or perhaps milk year pastures. of canada and new mexico respectively. first and foremost i am pleased to introduce courtney young whose new book, lack to visit him and how feminist and fundamentalist, and position and politicians make threats making big business out about policy. we are here to celebrate, the book was published last month in november by basic books. courtney's the professor professor of political science at the university of toronto. she holds a phd from. university and has published two books, then i was black, and the moral force of indigenous politics. as well as a number

. >> this is the tampa side of the courtney campbell causeway. you will see cars heading westbound over the clearwater. even though the lanes are blocked, you can still get around this through a service road. this happened east of the boat ramp. you can use the service road. traffic is very light this morning so we aren't seeing a huge delay. let's check our drive time. you can see we're at 11 minutes headed to clearwater. it typically takes eight or nine minutes to get across the bridge. seven minutes across the howard frankland and six minutes across the gandy. it depends if you want to go to the one of the alternates. if not, leave yourself a few extra minutes if you're headed we'll keep our eye on this. this could cause some significant backup as the morning commute picks up. there's no crashes or breakdowns on other roads in the area. >>> it was pretty cold when i walked outside this morning. >> it will be warmer this afternoon. we're off to a very cold start to the day for our standards this time of year. temperatures are below freezing in

you're looking live at the courtney campbell causeway. westbound lanes there are investigate a serious crash near the both ramp. drivers getting around on the service road. janelle martinez has more on >>> taking action for you from getting ripped off during tax season. pinellas county leaders are offering guidance today. consumer protection experts will be at the dunedin library from 10:00 until 2:00 today. you can ask questions about identity theft and get advice on how to protect yourself. you should shred extra copies of your tax documents. staging nearly two dozen car crashes to collect tens of thousands of dollars in insurance money. prosecutors say naveed manjaza filed fraudulent insurance claims for 22 car accidents and collected $55,000 from insurance companies. investigators were tipped off when one insurance company noticed many of the accidents happened in the same area. they say he used three hit. >>> we've got a crime alert this morning out of bartow for online. this one is targeting women. in the past month four women have

and then further on down they will jump back on the courtney campbell. that's a look at weather and traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> right now construction continues on i-275. and officials with the department of transportation except major delays to go on for another four weeks. drivers who use that stretch of roadway from the howard franklin bridge to downtown tampa, you know what we're talking about. our ryan hughes is live this >> reporter: good morning to you. really not too bad right now. take a live look. you can see this is part of i- 275 heading into downtown tampa. traffic has started to pickup since we came to you live at 4:30. we have video to show you how bad things are at weekday mornings. the traffic stretches from the midpoint of the howard franklin bridge to the out skirrs of downtown tampa. now, the reason? when this particular stretch of roadway was finished they dropped it from four to three. but a fourth or fifth lane will open by mid february. and drivers are very frustrated. listen here. >> i lib in -- live in town and count

now, let's talk about the courtney campbell causeway. the westbound lanes are blocked. folks and life-threatening injuries involved. so we have an investigation going on. you can get by on the frontage road that is next to the causeway. you're seeing traffic on the other side. that is eastbound and fine. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning carolina panthers fans are celebrating. >>> yeah. the carolina panthers are headed to the big game. the super bowl. fans are falling head over heels for the team, literally, in the n.f.c. championship against the cardinals, one fan's excitement was off-the-wall. take a look here, watch linebacker high-five fans at the end zone, and then a man flips right over. trying to join in the fun there. now, he probably didn't mind, because he realized like -- he was stopped to help out. >> that was sweet. >>> a beautiful sight, indeed. gathering for the annual hot air balloon festival in the swill alps. check this out. pilots and crews from 15 different counties take to the sky in dozens of giant balloon

courtney says -- ambivalence is. this is a book about lactivism, that she is a problem with lactivism, not with breast-feeding. so lactivism is a social movement and a political project. rossini is the humanly practice that has sustained the human race as long as we've been around. but at times in the book there is a conflatioconflatio n or a slippage of lactivism and breast-feeding. i think perhaps as a consequence of the slippage, i'm not going to be so anal and go and point out the passages but we can do that later. perhaps the consequence of the slippage as points court and the has a tendency to blame breast-feeding for a series of social ills that are not breast-feeding fold. in political science terms would say she exaggerates the causal power of breast-feeding. so harassment of women in the workplace, women who want to take time off to pump or women who are exposing a breast in a closet. i don't think that is the fault of breast-feeding. i think that's the fault of sexism and generally supported position of wo

@boyle and 15-year-old daughter @courtney are on a role e. more @than 1500 races behind his feet @and her wheels. @ this is my fight song @>> reporter: they set their @sites on the glass slipper @challenge. @this is after all his priss @sess but disney -- princess but @disney said no wheels allowed. @he asked them to reconsider. @>> we not a call out of the @blue and it was the director of @the event and said we'd love @take part. @>> reporter: courtney, their @natural born daughter but the @boyles adopted kevin. @>> we just had an apartment. @we don't have $40,000 all these @objections and dan said it @perfectly, none of these @reasons good enough to stand @before god and we said, okay, @we'll do t. @>> he's the sweetest little @kid. @his whole demeanor is entirely @different. @i think every kid deserves a @family and one-on-one care. @>> reporter: to that end, @princess courtney will be @sporting a helmet with a tee @air are a built -- tiara built @in. @something and we call her trail @blazer. @>> reporter: there's this @to disney, they'll

good more than, courtney campbell causeway drivers. you can see westbound lanes still shut down at rocky point drive because of an accident that is blocking lanes there. you are using the service road to get around that. this is a live look at it right now. you can see southbound lanes looking just fine. no significant delays. ate good alternate for you. you are going on the courtney campbell and will have to take the access road around the crash which isn't really best thing to do just because you are so delayed there. sunshine skyway drivers, you are looking pretty good there. only one lane is get big from construction. it is not a huge deal. you are looking at just about a three-minute delay at this point. >>> heads up allergy sufferers. counts over the next several days. it looks to hit the peak on thursday. still remaining high. that all-important weekend forecast looking fantastic. we'll see more cloud cover on sunday than saturday but temperatures nice and comfortable hovering right around 70 degrees both days with overnight low

joel courtney was 38 years old. he lived in this albuquerque suburb, rio rancho in this home with his wife and three young children. he had worked as a mechanic and fisherman and had worked all over the united states. a fluent spanish speaker, he also lived in mexico. but the man who appeared in family photos as the ever-smiling attentive father also had a dark side. six months before, his wife had taken out a restraining order against him, reporting he had choked her. >> the first time i saw him, i remember thinking it was as strong a reaction that i had had to richard ramirez. >> ramirez is the notorious night stalker, convicted of murdering more than a dozen people in the 1980s, now awaiting execution on california's death row. prosecutor theresa watley once crossed paths with ramirez in the courtroom. >> he actually made the hair on my arms stand up because he was so evil. the only other person that has done that to me was joel courtney. >> when you first read the reports about this case, what went through your

courtney courtney does give us an answer, she says that people with diverse agendas have a lot invested in breast-feeding and the discussion is quite polarized. breast-feed, formula feed, good parent, bad, bad parent. what is absent in this discourse are the voices of actual women who are ambivalence, who are through trial and era. they are experiencing their own, the nature and the self understanding of it, i don't even want to call it choices because it sounds irrational, but the instinctual behavior they are following when it comes to parenting. i think if we listen to these voices it would be hard for us to degenerate and have a polarized debate about rest feeding, instead it would be much more richly complicated and diverse. while i think about why there is a debate at all and what the debate is like, it is important that we see this as another reflection of gender inequality. women's voices, often in this book are not the most prominent ones when it comes to talking about breast-feeding. their male scientists, male policymakers, that is a reflection of a society that continues to

three years ago dan and courtney started running all over northeast ohio with dan pushing courtney's wheelchair. courtney is diagnosed with intestinal failure and they started getting some attention. >> we have run down streets of cleveland and people have been on porches and cheering us on in different events and she gets a lot of love from people for sure. >> the duo started running marathons much to courtney's delight. pushed and wave her hand and pompom and liked the wind in her face. >> when dan learned of the disney half marathon he knew it was the perfect race to run except disney didn't allow wheelchairs for safety reasons. dan was baffled. >> we have run all over northeast ohio and had no problems. >> he got a call from disney and they invited him and courtney to run the race. it is the first time someone will compete in a wheelchair. >> we are able to help change one thing disney does and able to participate and i call courtney a trailblazer and she is making a change. >> the daddy daughter oh duo is running the race for many reasons to celebrate courtney's life and raise m

courtney pleaded guilty and will spend two to five years in prison. so where do crooks steal cars to sell? sometimes they take them right off the street. but police and our hidden cameras are watching. >> come on, fools! coming up, behind the wheel, then off to jail. >> put your hands out. let me see your hands! when "vegas undercover" continues. >>> you're watching realtime video of a thief in the act of stealing a car. it happens over and over again. in fact, every 30 seconds another car is stolen somewhere in america. until just a few years ago las vegas led the nation in auto theft. but the police here responded with a specialized unit called viper, and soon the crime numbers began falling. we've been riding along with an lieutenant showing us specialized bait cars. >> this has a map. each car is represented by a color. >> here's how it works. two undercover detectives, a male and a female drive one of the vehicles into a high crime area and get out of the car and appear to start an argument. in the chaos they pretend to abandon the vehicle, a rea

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courtney donohoe has more for us from the news desk. courtney? courtney: good morning. we start with el chapo. do not expect to see him in the u.s. anytime soon. they have begun the process of extraditing him to the u.s., but it could take a year. hours after the arrest, actor sean penn revealed he secretly interviewed el chapo in northern mexico, which triggered questions about how mexico and dolby manhandled -- the manhunt. the supreme court will hear whether public unions can select fees from those who do not choose to become workers. union say they can require workers to pay for the cost of collective bargaining. the standoff at an oregon itslife refuge has entered second week. the mother of the group for leader is calling on supporters to send supplies. spoke toea's leader those responsible for building what north korea is calling eight hydrogen bomb. he says that the bomb is meant to prevent a u.s.-led invasion. and david cameron was to clear the way for a national vote on whether to withdraw from the european union. to cut itsts the eu trade barriers and limit we

and i said i need all your support for denver. >> courtney: and it worked. people came out to bowl while others just donated. >> we sat down and cried. i just want him to be healthy he's only 21 years old and he deserves to enjoy his life. >> courtney: the last four months have been a whirlwind. his diagnosis came before the holidays. just before the new year, doctors said they found a bone marrow match. now, he's prepping for a surgery. >> i'd rather just get down there and get it over with. >> courtney: so he can finally get back to doing what he loves. >> finally trying to pursuemy career in the fire department again. >> whitney: wow. we wish him the best luck. >> will: absolutely. >> whitney: we are on the way to a beautiful sunday. su >> will: take a trip up north. we'll go up to wintergreen from resortcams.com. and they have just turned the lights off on the slopes. and a little warm in nelson county, and that's okay. a lot of manmade snow on the slopes. 23 degree dew point. and the camera bobbing because of that wind out of the south at six. 38 danvil

let's start off with courtney bright who's keeping an eye on an accident on the courtney campbell causeway. 3 3 no closed captioning is available for traffic. 3 3 mostly sunny with a fast warm up on 3 (dave 3 3 (dave(dave 3 3 3 a man is found dead now police want to find out who is responsible. fox13's "ken suarez" is live in plant city this morning, where the investigation is going on. what do we know, ken? 3 3 3 3 3 bartow police have a warning about an online dating scam..that has a violent ending. investigators say when the victim shows up to meet his or her date...they're greeted by one or more suspects, who robs them at gunpoint...and in some cases, steals their car. detectives say this has happened four times in bartow. all of the victims say they talked to the suspect on a dating app or website. 3 3 the manatee county sheriff's office is looking for the people responsible for a deadly shooting. it happened just before 7 east. deputies say "charles leh-nert" was walking through a parking lot when he got into a fight with someone deputies believe these are the two suspects. 3 s-u-v w

i think we are ready to check in with courtney king. we will take a look at her right now. >> reporter: for the first time the panthers actually head to the super bowl. the coach played for a 17-1 team and now he leads a 17-1 team. he could not say enough good thing about his head coach and he is the reason why they are going to california. >> the message from day one has been the same. i think we all feed off that, we feed off that consistency. we are going to get a group of guys that are willing to buy in. >> we are on our way to the super bowl. >> rivera joins tom flores a coach of hispanic decent to lead. some of these players don't knoww how to describe their feelings. live from bank of america stadium courtney king, wach fox sports. >>> two teenagers were short multiple times early this morning. deputies responded to a shots fire. the two young men were at a party at that location. they were standing behind a vehicle when a group approached them and one personn -- they were nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> two men wanted for robb

@and courtney and waving her @happy arms saying go, dad, go. @it's awesome because i see how @she inspires others and it's @just great to see her doing @something she loves and for @someone that has some @challenges, it's an amazing -- @>> absolutely. @great experience. @you have aed in addition to the @family. @>> we do. @>> because your son kevin is a @new addition so tell us that @part of the story. @>> kevin has been with us @almost three years, we adopted @him from el salvador, came home @to us as an 18-pound 9-year- @old, almost 13. @gained about 22 pounds since @being in cleveland, ohio and @getting amazing medical care. @took us four long years to get @him but he's doing great and an @absolute blessing to have him. @>> tell me this now. @you are raising money for a @cause here, right? @>> yes. @>> tell us about that. @>> disney allows you to fund @raise and they have a charity @that they kind of suggest, but @they also let you add charities @and we thought it would be @really great to add a charity @that's near and dear to our @hearts a

courtney has more. courtney: we're still shoveling out here on the east coast and air travel is not back to normal. airlines of canceled or delayed another 1500 flights today. airports in new york and washington are hardest hits. now that sanctions have been listed, iran is emerging from international isolation. arrived in rome today. he is expected to find contracts with the number of companies, including airbus. extremisto shows the who carried out the progress attack committing other atrocities. they all died in the paris attack or the aftermath. some of them were seen it killing captives. in greece, this is one year in office. he is headed toward a showdown with creditors over the social security reform. he wants taxpayers to raise contributions while not cutting pensions. record warmth is almost certainly due to humans. researchers say 13 of the 15 warmest years of recorded registered through 2014. the odds of that happening national or are one in a lot. i am courtney donohoe. break, take had to a

the courtney campbell causeway, the westbound lane of the courtney campbell causeway is shut down after a serious accident. we'll have an update on that coming up as well. are trying to figure out why a driver crashed through a wall of a parking garage and into the w. hotel last night, injuring a hotel worker. the driver was speeding when he crashed through the wall and ended up in the hotel storage area. police say the driver died at the scene. the injured hotel worker is expected to survive. >>> this morning police in nebraska are mourning the death of one of their k-9 officer. the k-9 officer was shot during a standoff in omaha. after the shooting, police say the gunman eventually surrendered to officers. this morning he's facing several charges including three counts of attempted homicide. >>> if you're looking for a job you may want to head to the airport today. tampa international airport is looking to fill more than 100 positions for shops and restaurants set to open this spring. they are opening 30 new concessions this year. the fair is being held from 10:00 until 4:00 in the hi

cannel causeway has an -- courtney campbell causeway has an issue. veterans express way is looking great. all right. now live with a view. here is what is going on. ahit-and-run accident. an investigation taking place. all of the westbound lanes blocked. to the left, that is eastbound, and now to the right. you can see that frontage road is what drivers are using to get by. you don't have to get, get to can use the frontage road. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> a new warning from the attorney general of the irs meet martha, a beluga of a thousand faces. like her happy-to-see-you face. her dancing face. and her coaster face. how do you say no to a face like that? you don't have to. with an annual pass from seaworld that gives you rides, shows and events, and that face all year long for just $14 a month. and the sooner you buy one, the sooner the fun starts. so come meet martha, the face that will make your face smile... all year. only here. only at seaworld. in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know

courtney doled at the gift of life thanks to an organ donor. tonight we are glimpse into what the gift of life means in a story will only see on fox 31. >> this is the beginning of the life-changing life-saving procedure. >> it is just an answer to our prayers geek inside this cooler a heart from a donor for courtney dole. >> she said this is the heart and i said can i get some pictures and she said you've got to hurry and she just went whizzing by. >> courtney desperately needed at heart and after a little over that she got the call. >> one of the most exciting things was how happy she was to get the call that we had the heart for you. we've got a match. news for parents said she noticed a difference. >> i don't honestly think she felt and a long time how ineffective or hardwired. >> courtney donated from heart to research hoping she and her family was to think the families of the precious gift gift of life. >> if we ever meet them we want to know them to know we are thankful as what a gift they are giving. >> it honestly means that our daught

i'm courtney donohoe. let's get back to london and the minutes of the bank of england posco first meeting did little to suggest the governor is in any rush to raise interest rates. inflation holding him back? of the facts is holding him back and weighing the view of economist is whether , the chairman of imagery grouphe told francine look law that a damageed brexit would the financial services industry in london. >> this has brought a significant amount of uncertainty. we don't know what the timing is . we don't know what the effect of negotiations is going to bring. we don't know what the outcome is going to be. is two years with uncertainty as to how you extract yourself from a situation. in particular, financial services is such a dominant sector, it provides a lot of uncertainty. the truth of the matter is the rest of the world wants britain to remain in the eu. : we had a report arguing that the city and financial services in the u.k. would thrive outside the eu. is there a case for that? the city ofn

p>> courtney. pdave. pwell we are seeing some big pdelays heading into hillsborough pcounty across our bay bridges. pskyfox up right now taking a plook at the courtney campbell pcauseway. pauthorities on scene of an paccident here. pstill blocked. pright lane is now able to pass pby around this accident. pbut the delays are all the way pback across the span of the pbridge. pand of course this is not good pnews. pbecause the howard franklin pbridge is also jammed back into inellas county. pthe gandy bridge wee also seeing pdelay floridaing up heading into phillsborough. pso you'll want to plan to burn pquite a few extra minutes. pyou can see here traffic backing pup across the big bridge all the pway back into the bay side pbridge area in pinellas county. pso keep that in mind this pmorning. psouthbound 75, very slow from pbruce b. downs to i-4. pthat will cost you about 14 pminutes. pthis is at fowler. pyour southbound traffic here pthere's a reported accident just pnorth of this point here. pbut those de

courtney wheaton is live and says his family is now seeking answers. >> courtney: his family says that daytona helper was walking down dodson drive when a pickup truck hit him. some of the pictures we are going to show you are graphic. helper suffered broken facial mouth is wired shut. the driver of the truck did wait with the boy while he was picked up by emergency responders. but was not held by the police. >> out of respect, if i was in that man's shoes, i would be here. i would be calling. i would be finding twice keep in touch with that family to make sure their child is okay. nothing. [indiscernible] >> courtney: now, according to the family, the driver that was helping the boy was hit by another vehicle when it ran into his truck while he was helping. the family is urging people to slow down to avoid accidents in the area. they say that the speed limit ranges from 35-45 but people often drive a lot faster. >> will: we saw some sunshine but the clouds are starting to slowly roll back in the area. and it doesn't look too far off stream before we see our weather-maker. and that's o

al jazeera is live in bashed, and courtney, tell us about the domestic issues the president is expecting to actress. >> kim davis, the clerk that refused to sign, certificates has been invited in the audience. which is tweeting and confirming that she will be an attendance, now those are not -- that issue same-sex marriage is something that pam will address in his domestic issues he will address a lot of things. one of his guests will be an actual empty chair, that will be in -- by the first lady's guest box. that empty chair is to signify gun violence that will be one of the more pointnant moments of the night, that will take it out of any advicive dialog. what obama has said that was released in a youtube video is that he is incredibly optimistic, for the future of america, and that he treasures all of the americans that he has met down the road. this is what he had to say. i keep thinking about the road we have travels together. the people i have met. the stories that you have shared. the remarkable things that you have done to make change happen. to recover from crisis and set this c

courtney donohodonohoe. courtney. the suicide bomber responsible for the explosion was a member islam state. it was in the historic area of istanbul. were killed, nine germans. another 15 wounded. theey's prime minister says bomber belonged to islamic state. e pledged to battle the group until it is no long area threat. he supreme court struck down the florida system for imposing death saying it doesn't give jurors enough authority to ecide whether capital punishment is warranted. the ruling is in the case of a a 1998 icted in stabbing. he was sentenced to death after recommended execution 7-5. sergeant boberg dam is back in a koert arolina military charged with desertion and before the enemy. he must decide whether his trial or be heard by a juror judge. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is endorsement of mo moveon.org. they have been at the forefront causes.al it says he was supported by 78% of hits 340,000 members. hillary clinton got 15%. global news 24 hours a tkaday journalists.r 2400 once: the bi

p>>laura: first we have a big pbackup on the courtney campbell pcauseway. pcourtney is filling in for pvanessa this morning. p>>russell: the westbound lanes pcauseway are shut down and an povernight accident has blocked pthe westbound lanes. olice are on scene pinvestigating. pthis is just before the boat pramp. p19 and 20-year-old both taken to pthe hospital with injuries. p20-year-old with life pthreatening injuries. ptraffic is able to get by using pthe service road. pdelays have really built up as pyou can see here. pthis traffic just crawling by on pthe service road. pdelays now back to just over a pmile so if you're heading out pthe door this morning, think pabout hillsborough avenue, tampa proad, or the howard frankland pcounty. pthose are in better shape. pthe bridges. pthis is northbound 275 along the psunshine skyway bridge. pyou can see a live shot here. plook at traffic really backing pup northbound. pthose are the northbound pheadlights heading out to pmanatee county. preports of a lane blocked with proad work near the top of the pbridge so add

kim: boone and story county officials battled icy roads as they chased 17-year-old alexander courtney through three counties. it's all caught on dash cam video kcci obtained. the chase started at 1:45 a.m. after a deputy tried to pull over the driver for speeding that's when he took off. , authorities clocked his speed at well over 100 miles per hour as he drove through boone county, hamilton county, and then story county. courtney was able to dodge 3 sets of stop sticks, finally spinning out in story county near the city of randall after the deputy intentionally ran into him. remarkably, he was not injured, neither was the deputy. >> afterwards, we found out that without the owner's consent and he had an illegal weapon on him in the form of a knife. kim: in addition to those charges you just heard, courtney is also facing at least 10 traffic violations. stacey? stacey: and commitment 2016 news tonight sarah palin missed a , rally for donald trump this morning in norwalk. a campaign spokeswoman didn't say why she wasn't at the iowa rally but palin did appear at a , rally for trump thi

@>> reporter: courtney, their @natural-born daughter but the @boils have also adopted kevin @from el salvador. @>> we don't have a house at the @time. @we just had an apartment. @we don't have $40,000, all @these objections and then @finally dan said perfectly, he @said none are good enough to @the stand before god. @and we said, okay, we will do @it. @little kid. @loves it now. @entirely different. @i think every kid deserves a @family and one on one care. @>> reporter: to that end, @princess courtney will be @sporting a helmet with a tiara @built in because her dad @pushed for change. @>> we got disney to say yes to @something. @this important detail, when @this duo gets to disney, @they'll be running for rena to @continue sending medication and @food and a wheelchair to yet @another kid in el salvador. @>> up right, smiling, happy, @laughing and we get videos on @how she's doing. @>> an incredible testimony of @just what god has done in our @lives and what god continues to @the do in their lives. @>> reporter: channel 3 news. @>> because of dan and courtney, @there are currently t

courtney keeley is love from washington. courtney what do we expect to hear today? >> we'll be hearing details from a report that will be naming names. that brief willing be an hour and a half from now, but the report was linked to usa today. it says the brigadier general and 11 other employees displayed egregious mistakes. they thought they were shipping dead anthrax, they were shipping live an -- anthrax, del. >> how did this happen in the first place? >> reporter: the anthrax needs to beer radiated. so they did that process and they were unaware it didn't work. they were shipping in very, very small samples to labs across the united states, and in nine different countries. it wasn't by bulk. it was actually by fedex. so last summer, in may, actually, in the spring, a maryland lab did their own testing and found out, then the pentagon came out and said they were testing 400 samples that they had to figure out what went wrong. they showed the live anthrax that they thought had been effectively killed, the spores. they showed how it had been shipped. they showed tha

i'd like to talk to you about courtney and i moving in together. and i texted back, dude, comma, that's a phone call, not a text. with a few exclamation points. >> did he call you immediately? >> he first called courtney. >> and cried? >> what's going to happen he. and then he's a very lovely young man. and by the way, they're not together, living. >> they're not living. >> but they may. >> are you stricter when it comes to things like that, with the dating world? >> i'm more old-fashioned, but yet, on the other hand, there are other things that i'm more free about, like, you know, lila wanted to change schools, and from middle school to high school, she'd been going to a private school, she wanted to go to a public school in new york city. foor it. i was like, you know, as long as you're happy and you're going to get what you need, go for it. >> each chapter is written from, one's from your perspective, one from deborah, it's the same thing but shows how differently you guys see the world. >> men and women. different points of view. but at the end

pto celebrate courtney's life. pbut also to help raise money for prena, a special needs woman ptheir family sponsors in el psalvador. pso next month, courtney will pshow the world that she won't plet being in a wheelchair keep pher back. pin seven hills, sia nyorkor, pcleveland 19. promona and tony. p>> mark: okay. pso listen, romona may be off ptoday, but the timeout pcontinues. psports director tony zarrella pjoining me live now from the q. pthe cavs taking on golden state. pand, tony, this is where we've pgot to start here. prepeat of the nba finals last pyear. pthat big game on christmas day. pthere's got to be a pretty pinteresting vibe going on there ptoday. p>> tony: yes, it will be a big pnight. pyou go back to christmas day. pdon't forget, shumpert and kyrie pwere back in the lineup. pthey weren't at their peak. pthey had literally just gotten pback in the lineup. pthe cavs are healthy now. pso if they want to gauge pthemselves, i'm sure they do pagainst the best of the west, ptonight is the best night to

it happened after police responded to an incident at the courtney landing condos. police say he wouldn't drop his weapon so they opened fire. >> if we can find out the main suspect in lonzi barton's disappearance. police say what they believe to be the remains of the 21-month-old baby. >> new rules to guard against seminole county. >> some are asking to be exempt. why they are telling lawmakers they should not be included. >> a warning when it comes to nail polish. researchers uncover a hidden danger that could impact the health of women and girls. responding. >> a disturbing discovery in the what was found in a backyard and >> developing right now, officers swarm an orlando condo complex after a man is shot by police. why that wasn't their only scary >> temperatures have did into

courtney keeley is live for us in washington, d.c. and courtney what domestic issues is the president expected to talk about? >> reporter: well, del, there's a whole host of issues that he is going to address. immigration, prison reform, same-sex marriage. he released a youtube video, the white house did, where he previewed his speech. it will be an upbeat tone. you will see a happier president than you did when he announced the executive action on gun control for instance, and you saw tears about newtown. what you will see tonight will be a empty seat in the first lady's guest box that signifies all of those people who died in gun violence. it represents the voice they no longer have, and that will be very memorable tonight, del. >> and about what foreign policy? >> i smile, del, because it is so complex and it is so -- it is very hard to remain upbeat in the face of that as well. today against the backdrop of turkey's attacks, he is going to have to talk about what the policy is towards isil. america, according to polls is extremely

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kim: 17-year-old alexander courtney took off after a boone county sheriff's deputy spotted his cadillac srs speeding north of boone at 1:45 this morning. >> he was running into some snow and the further he got south the more snow he ran into. kim: deputies clocked his speed at more than 120 miles per hour as he passed through hamilton county, then headed north to ames, before finally stopping near randall. >> there were three instances, i believe where stop sticks were , deployed, but he was able to drive around them. kim: his car, now in the hands of a story city towing company, has a large dent where the deputy hit. a cell phone and ball cap, still sitting on the seat. courtney "remarkably calm" when he was taken into custody around 2:30 a.m. >> all in all, we got a dangerous driver off the road and in custody and nobody got hurt. kim: despite slick road conditions, boone county officials tell me they did not call off the chase because there was very little traffic at that hour. steve? steve: courtney is now facing charges of illegal possesion of a weapon, operating a motor-vehicle wi

but southbound on 275, and you what, if you want to go on that courtney campbell and veterans expressway, it's not going to happen, the ramp is blocked so you will go all the way across the howard franklin. the photographers say they don't have signs that they could see so it's tricky, be careful. it is blocked. so take west shore up to spruce and then hop on memorial highway. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> happening today, governor rick scott kicks off his million miles for a million jobs bus tour. over the next three day, he will travel across the state. it's part of a push to celebrate the creation of a million jobs in five years. today he will stop in orlando, tampa and sunrise, if florida. >>> you may see more things in the skies, but not planes. >> we will explain what is taking off or should we say, blasting off. >>> and the search for a missing puppy this morning. the reason it's so important >>> and then saving time and eating right. i'll show you how busy families are finding ways to eat healthy without spending a lot o

courtney now faces multiple charges and at least 10 traffic violations. shaina: post office problems in the metro. some kcci viewers in the western suburbs are voicing concerns this morning, about missing mail, and packages delivered weeks late. the issues stem from the u.s. post office's west suburban station in clive. amanda petty-holmes contacted kcci after she says supervisors there refused to help. holmes says she recently received a final cancellation notice from her life insurance company, but claims she never received the previous three letters. >> of the four, i only received the one here in january which was the cancellation and i freaked out because i didn't realize that they had been trying to communicate with me. shaina: the des moines postmaster tells us, that side of town is experiencing more issues recently, because of the sheer volume of mail coming in and out of the growing community. and that's caused them to deliver later, sometimes into the night. elizabeth: in commitment 2016 news this morning, republican hopeful ben carson is back o

courtney donohoe has more from our first word news desk. courtney? the 20y: a standoff president and congress. president obama cannot get done control measures through congress, so he may go to executive action. today he will meet with attorney general relet of -- loretta lynch. thursday he will have a town hall meeting. have takena militia over unoccupied buildings in oregon. so far, police are staying away. offices in san bernardino, california where 14 people died in the terror attack have reopened. almost 600 employees came back to their offices. well to do buildings will be open, the actual conference center where the attacks took place will be closed indefinitely. saudi arabia cut diplomatic ties with iran after protesters attack to be saudi embassy and set it on fire. they were protesting the saudi execution of a prominent shiite cleric. refugee crisis is rocking western europe's long-standing open borders policy. temporary spot checks on the border with germany from denmark. danish leaders were angered. there could be a logjam in denmark of r

it all started around 7:20 last courtney landing condominiums after they got a call about a suspicious incident. when they got here, the two officers were confronted by a man with a gun. police say the man did not acknowledge officers' orders to drop the weapon, so they fired on him, hitting and injuring him. that is when another resident, a military veteran who heard the shots, came out of his unit with a gun. chief mina: he heard shots being fired, so he came out with his firearm, and our officers after