as i fall off my horse. >> reporter: whaling a buffalo. >> chasing a buffalo. >> now they number nearly 400,000. this has taken 100 years, but the species is no longer in danger. the magestic animals, a reminder of what the country came close to losing, and an example of how they have prevailed, in spite of a scandalous past >>> the thundering herd, that is "america tonight"s chris bury reporting. next - and why some long-time forgotten. al jazeera america. >>> facing justice. after months ever more and more disturbing allegations, bill cosby arrives in court as his lawyers try to get the charge of sexual assault against him thrown out. it's been cast aside. cosby's premiere reputation. as more accusations came out. many rushed to cut their ties, ties ni pulled down a statute, and several revoked degrees. another icon refuses to erase their shared history. >> it's synonymous with d.c. in 2012 i was commissioned to create the mural. mural. there's chuck brown, donny simpson, the current president obama, and bill cosy -- cosby. once the allegations came out people reacted strongly and wer

a man looses his life trying house fire in buffalo new york. this morning one of those children is here in cincinnati , working throughout the night trying to restore powere after yesteday's whipping winds.the number still without power is down to 200 this morning.but duke energy tells nine on your side things should be back to normal by this afternoon. good morning...i'm timyka artist and i'm jason adams a deadly house fire in buffalo, new york claims the lives of two people.burning an eight-year-old girl over 90 percent of her body.she is now here in cincinnati to recieve life saving treatment treatmentnine on your side's kristen swilley joins us live from shriners hospital. treasure brighon is being treated this morning.... but in order to get here she had to be life flighted. and thanks to one organization her family was flown here too. we'll get to that shortly. but first lets take you to the scene of the fire. it destroyed the buffalo home the family only recently moved into. those on scene described burns to her face, her hair, all the w

an eight year old girl from buffalo fights to live right here in cincinnati in the wake a deadly fire.and an angelic foundation has stepped in to bring her family to her side for that fight. 9 on your side's jay warren is live for us tonight at shriners hospital in corryville with the story of this little girl who suffered burns to 90 percent of her body--jay?? the little girl's family had been in their buffalo duplex for just a couple of days when fire roared through the house killing two and leaving she's here at shriners tonight undergoing treatment her father dimitrius johnson saved her and died when he went back in and saved his son -- this horrific fire in buffalo claimed two lives and burned little treasure brighon on 90 percent of her body--treasure was brought here to shriners in cincinnati yesterday and later that night wings-- flights of hope brought treasure's mom tempest thomas to be with her((tempest thomas/treasure's mother))"we were all sleeping he died he came out and ran back in and saved his son dimitrius johnson jr. and his daughter teasure brighon i would like for eve

like this couple at a buffalo bills game. i love this. there is no shame here. i'm jealous of the story this girl has. she got to tell her friends, "hey, remember that bills game? derek had his finger in my ass the whole time." and they're like, "for real? bitch, he shared my popcorn!" but the point is you should make the world your buffalo bills game, 'cause life is short and sex is fun, so get out there and take some chances. if you want to be weird, be weird. because you don't want your dying words to be, "i should've

chief eddie buffaloe / c0026 18:25 "we did have a complaint that came in..." last august 9 started to wear body cameras. "the alleged complaint that came in on the officer he was actually wearing one of the field test body cameras and we dispelled it within minutes."18:37 cheif department in elizabeth city. chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0024 12:09 "it would be an eye-witness to the actual investigation." 12:14 beyond that he says cameras like these serve a purpose in court. chief eddie buffaloe / the defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40 wednesday chief buffaloe announced the purchase of cameras for 40 of his officers. with it, policy on how the cameras should work. elizabeth city police c0024 09:43 "any law enforcement action by that officer the body they can ask for the officer to turn it off.. however officers can't explain video lapses, it could trigger an investigation. (matt) now its been more than 4 months since the department had a use of force incident. if it happened wi

in buffalo, a band of snow is shifting southwards over the city now. a quick half inch to an inch there. other areas not quite as bad. that's it. we won't see a lot of snowy weather in the future. now we're headed to march next week we will see the big warm-ups. we're at 60 today in montana. much of the west is about 10 to 20 degrees above normal. u is headed across the nation. this is nice. as cold as it is this morning, it will be this afternoon in the eastern half of the country we are going to warm it up. near record if not record high, we have a shot of 60 degrees in minnesota at the end of february. that doesn't happen often. whatever snow that is son the ground will be melted quickly. 71 in denver.

len ramirez turns the page to the buffalo soldiers. . >>> this is our story and every part of it needs to be told. [ flute playing ] . >> reporter: over 100 years ago more than 400 african soldiers. . >> here in yosemite secoya between 1891. so there were people who were instrumental to yosemite's history. >> reporter: he explains how these men grew up facing discrimination. >> for many of these african american soldiers becoming a soldier was a safe haven. >> these native people encountered these african american men and in close combat they saw that the hair on their head was just like the matted cushion between the horns of the buffalo. >> during the philippine insushgs. >> they lived here on the main post. the first time black soldiers had ever been placed permit innocently. >> in this rare film buffalo soldiers on horse back. at the same time the resign to yosemite where they built the first roads and trails and protected the park from illegal grazing, poaching, and timber theft. johnson tells their story. >> if you a colored man. >> by reenacting the history through the eyes of b

what are you trying to get buffalo on the phone for? why is he trying to get buffalo on my phone? archie, i asked him to call the prune company in buffalo say that again. i asked mike to call the prune company in buffalo so they wouldn't send me-- send you quarters. i heard you! why did you do that, edith? all that money coming in. ah, well, you couldn't help yourself. you don't know no better. at least we got the $47 worth of quarters we can spend, huh? no, archie, we ain't got that neither. i sent them that in a money order yesterday. you done that too, have you? [groans] what's the matter, archie? you should've kept the quarters and sent back the prunes. sorry to keep you folks waiting, but i finally found your file. don't worry, mrs. bunker, understand these problems very well. now, the first thing i need to know is... where is your husband buried? her husband ain't buried. well, we'll certainly take care of that. where's the body? hey, mac, i'm the body. i'm her husband. oh, no. what do you mean, no? am i your husband? oh, yeah. i'm her husband. i'm her husband. i'm alive, be

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in buffalo. i thought it was a canada thing. >> i'm not going to buffalo. >> no, no. don't go to buffalo. local weather, fantastic today. >> yeah. calling my family, hey, 80 degrees in the bay area. >> on our way. >> it's 2 below there, but you know, here we go. take a look at this shot. in mt. tam, the clear blue skies and some of the high clouds moving in. but beautiful all the way around the bay area. now 71 degrees in east bay. 68 in the south bay. and 72 degrees now in san francisco. closer look now at south bay we have low 70s already in santa sarisa. downtown at 71 degrees in saratoga at 73. you'll see how our temperatures change over the next few days. we're going to see some records broken once again today. but then after today, we'll see temperatures coming down. still looking at upper 70s to lower 80s in oakland, up to 8 on ukiah today, 76. clouds start to roll in later tonight ahead of the cold front that will keep our temperatures down quite a bit tomorrow. even start to see some rai

frozen heart of the story, buffalo, new york. good morning, indra. >> here in buffalo, the current wind chill is 20 degrees below zero. and temperatures are expected to drop another 10, if not 20 degrees further. this is the kind of dangerous cold that makes your teeth hurt. my eyes are watering. your skin starts to burn. when you start to lose your ability to think, you know that threat for hypothermia. could start settling in. overnight, a dangerous arctic air mass moves into the northeast. in buffalo, new york, lake-effect snow causing whiteout conditions in what's being called a relatively mild winter. >> i definitely don't like it when it's this cold and especially tomorrow with the wind chill it will be very cold. >> reporter: new york city so frigid even fountains are freezing over. friends and family taking the time to bundle each other up in the cold air. >> how many layers do you have on her today? >> 24. >> reporter: these moms had the right idea -- lots of layers and a warm hat. >> jacket underneath his coat and his s

temperatures today in buffalo that could drop as low as 30 below. as low as 50 degrees below zero, that's a wind chill. this cold air is only making its way further in. new york city, you started the day off in the 20s, by the time you get to the afternoon, temperatures will drop to below 0. by tomorrow morning, those temperatures, as you go throughout the overnight hours, will go lower and lower. tomorrow, you could potentially drop another 20 degrees. places like boston tomorrow, 30 below with that wind chill. check on your neighbors and pets. this dangerous cold arctic air is making its way in. >>> we want to move now to the red-hot race for the white house. no love lost among the remaining six gop candidates. things are getting uglier and tonight is fight night. another debate. and abc's mary bruce is south carolina. good morning, mary. >> reporter: hi, paula. this is a state known for picking winners and those bare-knuckle politics. we're already seeing signs of that on the airwaves and online and likely here tonight, on the debate stage. it's

that flight from buffalo entirely managed and staffed by dedicated volunteers. nine on your sides john genovese is following all of he joins us live from shriners hospital. john. this is where 8-year-old 'treasure brighon' is being treated tonight. her condition -- too severe for her local hospitals. doctors flew to pick her up earlier today... and just minutes ago... her mother and grandmother landed here to be by her side the queen city --now holding the best hope for her survival. 8-year-old 'treasure brighon' is being treated for burns to 90-percent of her body"i thought it was soot on her - until i turned my hallway light on and realized her face, her hair all the way to her feet was burnt. her skin was off her. her feet - oh my gosh - it's hard to explain" with flames tearing through the buffalo home they'd only been living in for days. demetrius johnson was killed after pulling treasure to safety and then running back inside to rescue his 3- year-old son "he did die as a hero. he did save his family" paramedics quickly rushing 'treasure' to the local e-r.

. >>> a college student from brooklyn dies suddenly at buffalo state university. now, police say his death might be related to hazing. cbs2's ilana gold talked with close friends. >> reporter: what are you going through? >> it's really, really hard because we were really close. >> reporter: marcia green is devastated over the death of her good friend bradleydyly. they grew up together on east 81st street. she just saw him last month during his winter break. >> he left here for my birthday when he comes back in march. >> reporter: that was their last time together on thursday, the 21-year-old senior and business major at buffalo state lost his life. during his first two years at the school, he was also a member of the school's basketball team. his fans honored him at friday's game, questioning how this could happen. >> he was healthy. you never heard of any health problems? >> healthy. he was on the basketball team. he was in perfect health. >> reporter: buffalo police looking into what led to his death and investigating if it could be related to an off campus hazi

chopper 13 is flying over the scene near buffalo and lake mead. jessica is tracking how you can get around this. but let's start with parker collins on the ground. parker what are you seeing? breaking right now. we're just learning about a shooting that happened near maryland parkway and hacienda. metro said around 2 this morning people started calling 9-1- 1 hearing gunfire. they found one person was shot. they were taken to sunrise hospital. suspect is outstanding. breaking overnight - a house goes up in flames - but it's not the first time firefighters have been to this exact same place. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan is live near sherrill and lamb with the latest on the investigation into this suspicious fire. firefighters say this entire house was on fire just a few hours ago... ....but this story goes back months. this house was the scene of a you are taking a look at this flames that broke out overnight... ...but you may remember... back in november - a fire started at this exact house while 4 people were in there - and a baby. two

i'm in unbelievably freezing buffalo. would fred thomas report to gate 5? you want to know why i'm in buffalo? i was bumped for a passenger who paid full fare. why didn't you tell me that the ticket was a stand-by? would herb gardner report to gate 6? there's a flight to hawaii tonight, but they haven't called my name. i'll have to stay in buffalo without my coat. [baby cries] what? what? i can't hear you. would stand-by passenger john lacey report to gate 5? i can't hear you. stand-by passenger john lacey to gate 5. i'm not leaving until you tell me how i'm getting out of here. last call for john lacey. what? what? just hop on any plane that's headed west don't ask me how, john. what am i, your travel agent? hey, guys. i just got off the phone with john. john called from hawaii? how did he sound? clear as a bell. you'd think he was calling from buffalo. alejandro... i'm sorry to interrupt. alejandro, how are you? haven't seen you in ages. i was in argentina visiting my parents at our cattle ranch. kate. i, uh... i wonder if i might have a word with you in

together like peanut butter and jelly....elliot jablonsky here from buffalo wings and rings... topic: elliot will show viewers how to create different wing sauces at home for their celebrations. bw&r date: feb 2 2016 garlic q wings notes: use a meat thermometer to assure oil is 375 degrees before frying item portion bone in chicken wings 10 ea bbq sauce cup garlic butter sauce cup fry oil peanut or vegetable 2 cups always wash and sanitize hands, work area, and utensils prior to starting task. procedure: 1. preheat oven to 375 degrees. 2. deep fry, or pan fry, wings in an iron skillet for five minutes on each side in a generous amount of oil. 3. remove from heat and drain on paper towels. 4. transfer wings to a foil lined baking pan with sides another 10 minutes. 5. wings are done when the meat pulls apart easily from the bone, and the juices are clear, not pink. 6. transfer to a stainless steel bowl. 7. toss wings with bbq sauce and transfer to a serving bowl, or plate. 8. drizzle garlic butter sauce over wings and serve. bw&r date: feb 2 2016 peach habanero wings notes: use a

right now the wind chill here in buffalo is 20 below. this is dangerous kind of cold. my eyes are watering. your skin starts to burn. when you start to lose your for hype poe therm ya. overnight a dangerous arctic air blast. whiteout conditions. >> i definitely don't like it when it's this cold and especially tomorrow with the wind chill it will be very cold. >> reporter: new york city so frigid even fountains are freezing over. friends and family taking the time to bundle each other up in the cold weather. these moms had the right idea. lots of layers and a warm hat. >> jacket underneath his coat and his shirt. >> i have two shirts on. >> reporter: even our four-legged friends need extra protection from the cold. >> we won't see you until monday morning. until the temperature comes back up. it's too low. >> reporter: the record for the coldest high in buffalo is 5 degrees. number today. meaning we'll break a record from 1899, over 100-year old record to ever e enter this region. temperatures, as low as 30 below. now, you understand the danger and this cold air is stil

buffalo, like this water buffalo. when european explorers first showed up in the new world and saw herds with literally millions of these animals covering the plains, they referred to them as simply buffalo, because that's what these animals most looked like to the european explorers. but only distantly related. the bison was and is the biggest mammal on the north american continent. and that's sure saying something for a continent that is host to the great grizzly bear. bison are bigger than brown bears? yes, indeed. this shaggy grass grazer can stand over 6 feet tall at its shoulder and weigh close to 2,200 pounds, while even a humungous grizzly bear will only tip the scales at around 1,500 pounds. bison it is. american buffalo it answers to. what about this, uh, handsome bird? call it a buzzard, if you will, but this is a turkey vulture, even though it bears no relation to the turkey, other than sharing some distinctive red fleshy parts buzzards are actually old-world birds of prey, like this african augur buzzard.

the buffalo soldiers. ken wright/buffalo riders part of their history and their contributions of the williams, and we just like to spread that history. 03:18 runs 15 the eight mile parade starts and ends at ic norcom high school. it's race day. we get you ready for today's daytona 500. plus, a day after a judge ruled against her, pop star kesha continues her legal battle with her record company. why her fans are pulling for her to get out of her contract. but up next, cities in hampton roads are not taking advanatage of a law that makes d-u-i offenders pay for damages they may have caused while driving drunk. 10 on your side's investigative reporter chris horne gives us a look at why your tax money is paying living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or mor

the suspect crashed at durango and buffalo. no word yet on injuries or if the suspect or suspects have been taken into custody. an entire walmart evacuated overnight because of a threatening message. someone wrote a bomb threat on the wall in the women's restroom. it happened at the store near boulder highway and nellis. carlie burwell, wal-mart customer 4:47:36-4:47:45 "it is terrifying the things that people will say. the things that are happening in the world today. it's really sad. the fact that the bomb threats are going on." bomb sniffing dogs were called out. but, police didn't find anything. district robbed, and right now police are looking for the thief! it happened at the store near charleston and las vegas boulevard. investigators say the thief stole some antique ivory! no word yet on how much it was worth.. but we know it's expensive.. because recent laws have limited both the buying and selling of elephant ivory. now to a breaking news update. a man who shot himself in the head at a gun range.. is expected to survi

it's too low. >> reporter: the record for the coldest high in buffalo is 5 degrees. we're not expected to see that number today. from 1899, over 100-year old record to ever e enter this region. temperatures, as low as 30 below. now, you understand the danger and this cold air is still making its way into places like the northeast. new york city, you started the day off in the 20s, by the time you get to the afternoon, temperatures will drop to below 0, 4:00 in the afternoon. they do not stop there. by the time you go in through tomorrow, you could potentially drop another 20 degrees. places like boston tomorrow, 30 below with that wind chill. you have to understand the dangers of cold air. check on your neighbors and pets. this is a dangerous cold. dan, paula. >> i think the woman who said she wasn't going to come out until monday, she was on to something. >> the right idea. house. no love lost among the remaining six gop con tes andidates. carolina. >> reporter: hi, paula. this is state known for picking winners and those bare-knuckle politics. we're seeing signs of

this is a live picture near buffalo and flamingo. yasmeen hassan is there trying to get more information. crash on the i-15 the numbers are in for slotzilla's first year of praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. a practical and successful legislator, bernie sanders passed more roll-call amendments in a republican congress than any other member, primary care access for millions of americans, protected social security, cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders -- a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. and they are positively las vegas! all through last year, the fremont street experience held 12 different charity challenges... and in all they raised more than 145 thousand dollars! each time they partnered with a different organization, and for that event.. all revenue from the zipline and zoomline would go to the charity. high pressure will slightly weaken as a front moves just north of las vegas through the mostly su

the buffalo 09:03:03 it's just impressive to be able to the buffalo soldiers and who these people were. like to spread that history. 03:18 runs 15 the eight mile parade starts and ends at ic norcom high school. it's race day. we get you ready for today's daytona 500. plus, a day after a judge ruled against her, pop star kesha continues her legal battle with her record company. why her fans are pulling for her to get out of her contract. but up next, cities in hampton roads are not taking advanatage of a law that makes d-u-i offenders pay for damages they may have caused while driving 10 on your side's investigative reporter chris horne gives us a look at why your tax money is paying cities in hampton roads are failing to use a law that could make better use of your tax dollars. it involves dui cases where extra services such as fire & rescue need to respond. investigative reporter chris horne has a preview of his special report "failing to fine". when police make a dui stop, sometimes they're not the only ones who have to respond. it could require an ambulance, tow truck, or city repai

now shares of buffalo wild wings also under pressure. down about 3% on today's trading session in the wake of a restaurant closure in overland park, kansas, due to reports of a possible food borne illness. they are closing that particular restaurant out of an abundance of caution. the company is set to report its earnings after today's closing bell. keep in mind, this is the busiest week for buffalo wild wings because of course the super bowl is coming up this weekend. not a good time to have any sort of an incident that may be linked to a food-borne illness. >> that makes sense. all right. sue, thank you. >>> today, president obama is going to be talking about religious intolerance at a mosque in maryland. we have a live picture from inside the islamic society of baltimore where the president is about to speak. it contains a mosque and a school. the need for all americans to speak out against bigotry and reject indifference. >>> a little more on that story later on today. right now, though, we need to talk about the weather. maybe even

get out and walk off the -- whatever you have at halftime. >> buffalo chicken dip. >> buffalo that -- your chips and salsa. >> there you go. >> kind of healthy. >> yes. good weather. >> got your whole menu planned out? >> something like that. you guys are having a super bowl party, aren't you? >> have a good night. >>> tonight, the deadly crane crashing down in new york city.

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over buffalo and flamingo...a lot of police activiy. we're following from the ground and the air this morning. uniteare pregnant or might become pregnant to opt-out of flights headed to areas where the zika virus is a concern. and there's also a new concern- doctors are seeing an alarming neuorological complication that may be linked to the virus. it causes a type of progressive paralysis. things are getting so bad in brazil, a prominent ethicist is calling for this summer's olympic games to be cancelled. assuring athletes they will be safe. a school is closed in tennesee this morning after students get a real life lesson on tornadoes. this is some incredible footage out of crocket county, tennessee. surveillance video shows the moment a tornado hit classrooms. right now, there's no power and school is closed until further notice. a lot of cleaning up to do in north carolina this morning. severe weather left a trail of damage there so far there's no injuries but a lot of downed trees and power lines. the storm has pushed out of nashvill

beautiful pictures down here in downtown buffalo. back to you, barbara. >> of course, in buffalo, they know how to deal with this kind of weather. back here at home, we're tracking big swings. let's take a look plus take you back to takoma park later on. h stay wit >>> i'm "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. i'm in the storm team 4 x 4. route seven, i'm happy to report. wet pavement in the wake of the rain that's been moving through. that rain really did work its magic here in tysons corner. a lot of the snow haste away since predawn when we had freezing temperatures and all that ies ice and all that. right now a little bit of road spray here. a little bit of patchy fog as well as we've got to the much warmer temperatures passing over what's left of the snow, giving us soming so. some fog. maybe it's only 200, 300 feet. very low overcast as the back edge of this rain has pushed on through you can tell the sky is brightening, though, and there's the promise of some sun coming out. later today lauryn will have more coming up. bac

. >> reporter: bradley was a star varsity player and played basketball at buffalo state where he was working toward a business degree. he had his whole life ahead of him, until his mysterious death. >> please join us in a moment of silence honoring the memory of number 3. >> reporter: before they played tonight at buffalo state, they prayed. a moment of silence after the loss of their friend. >> i don't believe it was his time to go. i knew. >> reporter: the 21-year-old played mens basketball here for two and a half year, the senior business major would soon graduate, but now detectives are investigating hazing allegations at an off campus fraternity. they're now suspended. >> i consider losing a player like losing a son. >> reporter: he grew up in brooklyn, and he was known as quiet and friendly, loved reggae music and his family, a family knew reeling from a devastating loss. >> they worked hard to send him to school, and get a college education and to get news like this, you know, it's not cool, man. >> reporter: police in buffalo have not released any information ability the caus

. >> mccoy plays for the buffalo bills and a team statement the bills say quote we are aware of reports regarding lasean mccoy and in the process of gathering more information end quote. they had no further comment. >>> happening now in decision 2016, new hampshire's first in the nation primary is just hours away. we found people from our area up in new hampshire working to support a variety of candidates,