and garrett was executed by a shot through the heart. helen garrett. helen's not answering her phone, and there's no voicemail. local police are en route. ok. garcia's combing through helen's contacts to see where she might have gone. clear! hotch: clear. jj: clear. there's nobody home. no evidence of a struggle. maybe he hasn't made his move yet. what have you got, garcia? sir, helen garrett is telling the truth. there are no friends or family in the area. she has a painfully solitary life, like no social interaction. lives alone, works from home, then goes to see her husband in prison. she's not at her house. what about the prison? let me check records right now. oh. she went to the prison this morning one last time to pick up her husband's personal items. hotch: is she there now? records indicate that... she got there at 10:05-- damn, she checked out like 4 minutes ago--10:37. all right, call warden hansen, have him stop her from leaving. tell the rest of the team to go to the prison. we'll stay here in case the unsub shows. yes, sir. [siren] helen

k-9 partner is going viral.it shows deputy chase garrett getting a hug from his beloved partner- manson. take a look. deputy garrett says he took the photo a few months ago during a narcotics investigation.manson is a 5- year-old chocolate lab.he is used to find evidence specific to narcotic investigations. deputy garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get -- but he so much recognition. "people don't else but i mean its good that the community actually likes police k9s and they care that much about them."the two worked together for the past three years.manson even goes home with deputy garrett after their shift. caring for chickens is no easy task-coming up next-the class that will teach you how to keep a small flock- in

garrett: thank you, mr. speaker. i now move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3784 as amended, to amend the securities and exchange act to have 1934 to establish an office of advocate for small business capital formation and a small business capital formation advisory committee and for such other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h r. 3784rk a bill to amend the securities and exchange act of 1934 to establish an office of the advocate for capital formation and a small business capital formation advisory committee and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. garrett and the gentleman from delaware, mr. karney, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include any extraneous material with regard to this bill. the speaker pro tempore: wi

but no one knows if he can swim. >> garrett said to me, the guy's going to knock himself out and he's going to fall. a minute later he said i might be going swimming today. >> and then nearly 25 minutes into the ordeal, matthew buford jumps. >> there he goes. >> oh! >> what y'all going to do? >> okay. he can swim. >> after he jumped into the river, he started treading water for a while. >> swim! >> and at this time, i'm thinking, okay, where's the rescue unit at? >> no matter what buford was thinking when he jumped, now in the water he seems to be fighting for his life and looks like a man who needs help. >> dude ain't doing good. >> dude ain't doing too good. >> authorities on the bridge toss down a lifeline, but it doesn't come close. you can see it off to the right. >> must have a hundred boats out there. >> by this time buford has been struggling for almost two minutes in the middle of a 500-foot wide river. >> come on, man. >> matthew buford is losing strength. for the first time his head slips under the water. there seems to be no official rescue response. what would you do? wha

so did erin garrett. if you're found guilty after trial, we'll also institute forfeiture proceedings against your property as fruits of criminal activity-- your co-op in manhattan, your house in westhampton. can we have a moment? they can do that? [oscar and easton murmuring] ten years. no property forfeiture. the deal is 15 to life. if i didn't hire these people, what else were they gonna do? how else are they gonna support their families? that might be a defense in a labor violation, not a murder. 15 years or a trial... [exhaling forcefully] ali had his card pulled for tampering with erin's movie. he's on his way to pakistan and julio to colombia. and easton construction filed with the attorney general's office for dissolution. you're a one-man border patrol, jack. you give me way too much credit. i don't think so. you cleaned house. not really. (male announcer) in the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups-- the police who investigate crime and

wdbj7 anchor garrett turner is out on the roads this morning. garrett turner how is it looking? covered and they are very dangerous. the roads have been very slick. right now we're in salem on main street and while we have seen plows going back and forth again they're trying to keep up with these -- the snowfall and as you can see the roads are still covered. now, talk about visibility especially on the interstate and highways if you're getting behind the vehicle, you need to make sure that you give yourself plenty of room that snow just tends to whip up right in your face. we do understand for those people that have to go to work that they need to go to work. so make sure that you give yourself plenty of time and beyond that, if you're stuck at home, well, it is beautiful out here this. kind of dry snow is sticking to the trees and making everything really great. it is a good winter wonderland virginia. saunders in campbell county. >> good morning, garrett. seeing a lot of the same. beautiful snow coming down. we have about 5 inches of snow in my location in campbell county i'm

54 in both directions between garrett road and parkwood road. we are seeing very heavy julia says it's gridlocked try to get to 50 from nc-54. maybe fayetteville road to renaissance parkway, that's one option to get around that blocked the road this one. durham police tell us that a single male driver was killed when the car went into a creek. we are working to get more details about that crash. i want to zoom in to show you the extent of those delays. there is park ridge and garrett. this is where 54 is close. you'll notice heavy delays on 54 westbound and also some on the eastbound side where people are getting turned around. avoid that area if you can. again, renaissance parkway might be the best option for you this morning. i also want to mention some delays lingering on 40 westbound, right lane blocked on 40 eastbound before harrison avenue. now those delays begin all the

so tell us about that garrett. what was your role there? (photo of ktuu news team) 2. and what kind of 3. kimberly and i were impressed when we learned you covered the iditarod, but you told us that wasn't your favorite story. what was? 4. so what are you going to miss about alaska? and what are you excited to find in roanoke that you didn't have in the chilly north. sounds like you're going to fit in here just fine. kimberly, garrett spent three years in anchorage, but that's up. coming up in the next half hour, we're going to ask him about his hometown and how it compares with his new home here in western virginia. your social media presence can affect your likelihood of landing a job. what a new report says about bosses hiring people based on their activity online. and as fans are waiting for super bowl sunday in san francisco, security officials are getting tonighttemperatures starting off in the forties across the area what you continue to cool the next several hours maybe rebound a little bit this afternoon some areas up arty getting

i'm garrett turner. and i'm leo hirsbrunner. we do have a few school announcements for you this morning. appomattox county and cornerstone christian academy are closed. patrick county schools are opening 2 hours late. thankfully the severe weather is gone, but strong gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow a reported funnel cloud in appomattox has killed at least one person, and injured several others. wdbj7's amanda kenney is there this morning as we wait for the latest information on wednesday's storm. garrett, we expect to hear more at 7:00 this morning. thats when a press conference will be held regarding the storm in appomattox. virginia governor terry mcaullife has emergency. that means public safety agencies such as the virginia national guard, virginia state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia department of transportation can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. about an hour ago we found out the virginia national guard have sent more than 50 sold

manson even goes home with deputy garrett after their shift. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "he's very playful, very active. even at home he just wants to be part of the family." garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get -- but he likes seeing his faithful partner get so much recognition. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "people don't think of them as cops or anything else but i mean its good that the community actually likes police k9s and they care that much about them." star wars the force awakens has five oscar nods... and it's boosting tourism in england... we'll explain why next. and a highly anticipated pixar sequel coming to the big screen soon. we have a sneak peek at finding dory... next. 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 10. r teaches his kids to always dream big... and now his students are inspiring him! it started when one of them asked if he'd apply for his dream job -- the head coach of the runnin' rebels. cover with vo: nats you'll feel pr

garrett tenney is live for us with the latest from washington, d.c. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, heather. it wasn't the outcome they were hoping for. chris christie came out of new hampshire in 6th place and carly fiorina in 7th. for the remaining candidates the fight for south carolina loon gnaw begins. after winning in new hampshire donald trump is hoping to keep his campaign momentum going. >> it is going to be such an unbelievable week and a half. if we can win south carolina, which is an amazing, incredible place, incredible people, if we can win -- i don't want your money. i want your vote. >> trump is expected to do well in the pallet toe state. >> now with christie out, jeb bush is hoping to pick up some of that support and build on his 4th place finish in new hampshire by bringing out the family including his mother and brother former president george

reporting live in manchester, garrett haake, wusa9. >> it's a certain there has been a lot of conversation after that word was uttered about the tone and tenor of these gatherings. thank you. be careful out there, and we will see you tomorrow night. by the way, the snow is not expected to stop voters, "the boston globe" is projecting record-breaking turnout tomorrow. it certainly did not stop candidates on the democratic side for making their final appearance tonight, too. >>> for clinton's husband, former president bill clinton, and daughter chelsea clinton, held a get out to vote event in hudson, new hampshire. clinton is 10 points behind in new hampshire according to the latest monmouth university poll. and bernie sanders spoke to a bthe drummer ders spoke to a from the band, phish, john phisman. he says we have to send people to college regardless of income. >> garrett haake and the team will send us the latest from the new hampshire primary tomorrow. all they watch for special

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garrett's recent work in anchorage. but he didn't grow up in alaska so as we welcome him to the anchor desk here in roanoke, we wanted to find out more about his hometown. wdbj7's joe interrogation. that's right kimberly, we are going to get to the bottom of this! 1. garrett, you're missouri born and raised, right? 2. you met your wife in missouri, didn't you? please introduce us to her. 3. so rural missouri and southwest virginia sound similar to me. how does the roanoke valley compare to the community where you grew up? roanoke valley. we hope you enjoy living here. kimberly, in the next half-hour, i'm going to ask garrett about his interest outside the television station. i can tell you, we're probably going to hear some fish stories. and joe, another passion of mine is sports. coming up in this weeks hometown hoops weekly, we'll introduce you to a basketball coach from our area who's team gets a lot of yettemperatures starting off thirties and forties pretty much across the board the exception danville little bit wa

it's the garrett's mix now. >> whatever it is, it's delicious. >> garrett's people know what you were talking about. isn't it addictive? >> it's the best thing ever. >> can't stop. >> i'll probably eat the whole thing. >>> coming up, we have a does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved toprelieve both itchy, watery eyes pand congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. com

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garrett turner. and i'm kimberly mcbroom. several performances rocked the stage last night at the 58th annual grammy awards. teri okita was there and shows us who walked away the winner. pop queen taylor swift opened the 58th annual grammy awards and ruled the show -- winning the top prize. swift's "1989" earned the singer her second career grammy for album of the year. she urged young women to not let naysayers get in their way. ((sot: taylor swift/ grammy winner)) "you just focus on the work, and you don't let those people sidetrack you." (4 sec) mark ronson and bruno mars' "uptown funk" won "record of the year". ((sot: stevie wonder)) "you can't read braille. nah, nah, nah, nah, nah." stevie wonder teased "song of the year" nominees before announcing ed sheeran's "thinking out loud" the winner. and "best new artist" meghan trainor couldn't hold back tears as she thanked her family. ((sot: meghan trainor/ grammy winner)) (sobbing) "and my mom and dad for always believing in me." ((stand-up: teri okita/ cbs news/ los angeles

garrett back to you. now it's time to talk high school wrestling, as the division one north tournament is underway up at spanish springs. between jake rehmann of north valleys... and reed's alex holland... holland with the advantage... and he will eventually win the struggle and get the pin on rehmann to win the match. -then we have a couple of female wrestlers in the 120 pound weight class... morgan norris of reed and raeann wagstaff of damonte ranch... thanks garrett. next, mike will have a final the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. the weather will remain dry and mild, if not cloudless, through the president's day we

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with kristen remington, landon miller, sports with garrett dearborn, and mike a new security flaw has been uncovered, that could affect wireless mice and keyboards. john potter has more on the so- called mousejack vulnerability, that could let a hacker hijack your computer, by going through your wireless mouse. a popular way to connect a wireless mouse or keyboard to a computer is through a usb dongle. but that connection may also make you vulnerable to hackers. rouland: "they can do anything to your computer that you could as if you were sitting at it." security firm bastille discovered the new flaw and are rouland: "if you have a wireless mouse i can attach and impersonate a wireless keyboard and arbitrarily send it, whatever, any commands i want to your computer." a hacker needs a 15 dollar antenna, several lines of code...and to be within 650 feet of a vulnerable device. in a demonstration, bastille took over this computer and was able to control it and type commands. the mousejack flaw does not affect bluetooth connections that usually show this symbol. logitech released a statem

garrett back to you. dallas was talking super bowl, which as you know by now has a couple wolf pack guys getting set to play for the broncos against the favored carolina panthers. and of course you can see the game right here on channel 2....the panthers and broncos will go at it sunday at 3-30....coverage begins at 8am the bighorns will not be getting soon....the utah jazz have signed him to another 10-day contract. the jazz got a little backcourt depth with him after point guard raul neto, suffered a concussion during monday's landon chat about sports, thanks garrett. coming up... we'll have another mike's final weather after some overnight and morning cloudiness, the skies should clear off as saturday progresses, and we will be looking at a mostly sunny super though a few clouds come back into the forecast picture mid-week, it looks to stay dry for the foreseeable future. that's the news for 5:30. >> pelley: in a new national poll, sanders pulls even with clinton. >> i know what needs to be done, and i

yea garrett it is playoff time... win or go home... there are 8 teams left vying for the division 1 north title... top 2 teams will play in the state tournament next week... the favorite has to be the carson senators who went undefeated in the sierra league this year they also take the number 1 seed from that division.... they actually haven't lost to a team from the silver state all year long... the number 1 seed for the high desert league is the reno huskies... they enter the playoffs on a three game win streak and were 14-2 in their division. so here is a look at the brackets... reno will host the 4 seed from the sierra league the douglas tigers... reno beat the tigers by 6 back in december. while on the south end of town bishop manogue the 2 seed from the sierra league will host mcqueen the three seed form the high desert league... the lancers topped the miners in then the sierra league champs carson will host the reed raiders... the senators beat reed by 18 in late december... while the defending north champion galena will travel

yea garrett the division 1 north semi finals are just underway here at spanish springs... behind me right now is reno and mcqueen. lets look at some early highlights. rn karn goraya layup mcqueen garrett ill 3 so you will be able to catch the full highlights and results of rn karn goraya layup so you will be able to catch the full highlights and results of tonights playoff action on 2 the hoop that tips off at 11:15pm... and get involved with us... send us a picture... tell us about your team just hashtag 2 the hoop and keep it clean and we will put it on the show. from spanish springs high school dallas colodny channel 2 sports. the division 1 north playoffs of course, are not the only regional tourneys going on...up at north valleys the division i-a's are narrowing down the field. on the girls side, lowry was taking on elko. 1.early on.. buckaroos have possession...they give it to jillian albright...she hits the mid-range jumper and also draws the strong. 2.the ball in albright's hands again..this time she would get the assist..dishes it upcourt to kenadee jeppsen who pu

garrett back to you. but it's also going to be a big night of high school wrestling, as the division one north tournament gets underway up at spanish springs. -this is a 126 pound match between jake rehmann of north valleys... and reed's alex holland... holland with the advantage... and he will eventually win the struggle and get the pin on rehmann to win the match. -then we have a couple of female wrestlers in the 120 pound weight class... morgan norris of reed and raeann wagstaff of damonte ranch... wagstaff is leading on the scoreboard... but it is norris who scores the pin and the win for reed.. . we'll have day one team results tonight on 2 the hoop...by the way the tournament will conclude and the wolf pack men's basketball team will be looking for a little revenge on fresno state tomorrow evening. the last time these 2-teams met the pack lost in fresno 85- 63.....after a win over air force the guys say their riding some momentum, particularly on defense. we just have to take that into saturday nigh

>> garrett tenney live for us. thank you, garrett. >> ted cruz declaring it is all about him and donald trump now saying he is the only candidate that can stop the billionaire businessman. former white house advisor karl rove says now is the time for cruz to attack. >> cruz has to go after trump. he smartly said i am not going to go out and make a big deal about new hampshire. i am going to down-play my choices and you going to work like the dickens to get 23 percent of the electorate in new hampshire that are self identified white evangelicals. i will work to get them and maybely get a surprise. he came in third. he lost to white evangelicals 21-23. if that happens in south carolina and the states that vote march 1st that's where cruz is counting on having a big win and coming in first. >> both candidates wasting no time releasing new political ads attacking each other. ted cruz comparing trump to a doll accusing him of prepending to be a republican. >> trump saying he flip flops on immigration policies. >> both t

. >> reporter: braving the snow is nothing new for steve and lou garrett. they know a thing or two about new hampshire in february. >> formerly from new hampshire. every four years this place is electric with the various presidential candidates coming up and they are so accessible. it is retail politics at its best. >> reporter: garrett works at tampa prep. he is taking advantage of the access to candidates here in new hampshire. like many, he will be headed to garrett asking the question that the ap government students at tampa prep want answers to. >> there are other candidates in the race. that promise to make college much more affordable. what is governor kasich going to do to make it for affordable? >> reporter: this snow is no big deal for our friends in new hampshire and for the candidates, especially the florida guys like marco rubio who is doing well in the polls or jeb bush who isn't doing so great, they can't let it slow them down. they have to get to the voters and get in their ears. >> we have gone into poll places before. we have no idea who w

yea garrett it is playoff time... coming into the night, there were 8 boys teams left vying for the division 1 north title... that number now is 4... lets get to the highlights. douglas making the trip up to the biggest little city to face the high desert league champs reno... 1. huskies got off to a fast start... alex tsaniff with the steal and he will take it all the way himself for the layup... huskies up 4-0... 2. a little later its an 8-0 lead... david kyle will kick it out to a wide open drew rippingham from the corner and he burries the three... that makes it 11-0 huskies and that 11-0 start proved to be the difference in this one as the huskies advance winning 67-56. down to south reno for bishop manogue and mcqueen... 1. the game of basketball is just so much easier when you are 6 foot 11... as is mcqueen's octavian corely... misses the first shot... but just reaches over everybody and puts it back 2. miners looking for a little momentum as the time is running out before the half and gabe banseulo fires one u

and i'm garrett turner. we'll see increasing sunshine today with a gusty nw wind and a high around 45. of 450 virginia national guard soldiers in lynchburg are getting ready to head overseas. they received their mobilization order yesterday. this is video from six-years ago as they prepared to leave for a deployment in iraq. the first battalion of the 116th infantry regiment's active duty starts on may 13th and will last about a year. the battalion will be replacing another virginia-based batallion that's conducting security operations in qatar right now. the virginia house has unanimously approved a bill that would let national guard members with valid permits carry concealed weapons on duty. commanding officers would still be able to prohibit guard members from carrying guns in certain cases. republican delegate scott taylor introduced the bill in response to last year's deadly shooting at a recruting center in tennessee. it now moves on to the senate. natalie keepers is staying in solitary confinement. sh

garrett haake is live with us. on the beltway. garrett, what part of the beltway are you on? >> hey, topper. we're in oxon hill, eastbound now. in prince george's county. and you can see, traffic is just absolutely crawling. we're going less than 20 miles an hour right now. heavy winds. lots of lightning. and particularly on some of these overpasses, on-ramps and exit ramps, we're experiencing quite a bit of pushing winds, started moving us around in this suv. miserable driving conditions for folks who miscallulated on leave -- miscalculated on leaving work tonight. >> you're in oxon hill? is that correct? >> that's right. heading east now. >> we've got more heavy rain ahead of you, too. as well. no hail, right, garrett? >> no hail. just rain so far. bialready, some of it, you know, starting to puddle up here on the roads, particularly in the right-hand lane, where we are pretty >> okay. yeah, it's just going to be a mess. all right. thank you. we'll check in with you in a little bit. lesli. more water rescue. what have you got? >> this is also in montgomery county. another w

amanda: the victim was cody garrett and he was wrapping up his first day on the job delivering domino' s pizza. he was headed back to domino' s when he was struck. tonight, they want the woman accused of killing him twos and a long time in jail. 23-year-old cody garrett was a single dad to a two-year-old daughter and was wrapping up his first day of delivering pizza for domino' s. his car was struck by a woman who was fleeing a deputy. t know how ongoing to do it without him. said her son was an organ donor. this woman, 27-year-old syndia saintcyr had fled a traffic spot first beating -- for speeding. the woman only suffered minor injuries and was charged with the cuticular -- vehicular manslaughter. she is charged with driving with a revoked license back in november. garrett who was wrapping up his last delivery of the night was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. his mother wants justice. >> she she killed someone and showed no remorse. no remorse. she got a couple of scratches. and my son is gone. i want her to be in jail for the rest of her life. amanda: syndia saintcyr was

garrett tenney has the latest. >> reporter: neither side is backing down in this case and the debate over privacy and security is expanding from the courts to silicon valley and now potentially to congress. it was all cheers, though, for apple's ceo tim cook yesterday at the company's stockholder meeting where he received a standing ovation and reiterated in a court filing on thursday, asking the judge to throw out her order, which would force the tech giant to create software to hack into its phone. in its filing, apple accused the government of seeking dangerous power through the courts and trampling its constitutional rights. fbi director james comby pushed back on some of that during a hearing before the house intelligence committee on thursday, though, where he called on congress to settle the debate, something apple has asked for, as well. >> to make sure folks understand that this world some people imagine where nobody can look at your stuff is a world that will have public safety costs, and we may decide, okay, it's worth it. but we shouldn't go there without people understan

garrett and dallas will be in next with all pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. looking around the nation now.. some sad news to report out of kansas.. where a gunman opened fire inside a manufacturing plant tonight-- at least three people are dead.. and several others wounded. authorities say the shootings happened in and around excel industries-- a plant in the town of hesston that makes lawn mowers and other turf care products the suspected gunman, who police identified as as cedric ford.. an excel employee.. was later killed by authorities. police say there are at least four crime scenes, including the excel plant, the facility's

. >> it's pretty obvious that manson loves his partner, deputy chase garrett. that love perfectly captured in a single selfie. >> he likes to give hugs. he's a hugging dog. most of the time if we're just sitting there, he'll plop his head on my shoulder and sit there like that. >> deputy garrett says he took the photo a couple of months ago during a narcotics investigation. manson is a 5 year old chocolate lab trained as a specialized detection k9. he is used to find evidence specific to narcotics investigations. the two have worked together for the past three years. >> we went from in the car i didn't know who he was, he didn't know who i was, he didn't listen too much, and now he's great dog. he's a great partner. car. it makes the hours go by. dm come here. >> manson even goes home with deputy garrett after their shift. >> he's just very playful, very active. i mean, even at home he just wants to be part of the family. >> garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get but he likes seeing his faithful partner get so much recognition. >> they

we have a crew in des moines >> wusa 9's own garrett is in the thick of it. you just heard donald trump in des moines who said he sank iowa and said, i might even come back and buy a farm. >> reporter: i'm heard a lot of campaigns, number 1, this was so short and it was conciliatory. coming in, a surprising second place here, and just a few moments ago, coming out and congratulating his rival ted cruz, and promising he would win in new hampshire. take a listen to trump a few moments ago. >> i was told by everybody, do not go to iowa. you could never finish, even in the top 10. and i said, but i have friends in iowa, and i know a lot of people in iowa. i think they'll really like me. let's give it a shot. they said don't do it. i said, i have to do it. and we finished second, and i want to tell you something, i'm just honored. i'm really honored, and i want to congratulate ted, and i want to congratulate all of the incredible candidates, including mike huckabee, who's become a really good friend of mine, so congratulations to everybody. . >> reporter: that sou

both him and deputy garrett have worked together for past three years: (( deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office: "we went from you know in the car where he didn't know who i was i didn't know who he was really and he didn't listen too much and now he's a great dog. he's a great partner. he's just fun to have in the car, i mean it makes the hours go by." )) ((demetria obilor)) deputy garrett says he'd never imagined the response his photo would get. he says he likes to see his k-9 partner get so much recognition... for the work he does. /// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. we've got a warm finish to february like we've spent most of the month. and march will start off just as warm. ............. spring has sprung... even though we have about three weeks of winter left. it won't feel too chilly, but we do have a sight chance of showers by the weekend... and that's not great news since it's the big nascar race this weekend. high clouds and sunshine today... and for most days this week. ................. around the country... another cold snowy system will

kristen and landon chat about sports, thank garrett. coming up... we'll have another that's the news for 5:30. i'm kristen remington. for dearborn, mike alger and >> pelley: dangerous weather hits the south. millions of people in five states are on alert for tornadoes. also tonight, more cases of zika in the u.s., spread by sexual transmission. apple's lawyers say unlocking the iphone of a terrorist is a slippery slope. >> apple knows how to do lots of things, but it is not an employee of the united states. >> pelley: and, who let the dogs out? wait till you see. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. a tough day is turning into a rough night in much of the deep south. multiple tornadoes have been spotted, as well as a water

major garrett is in new hampshire tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, donald trump routed his republican rivals and heads to south carolina for an epic confrontation against ted cruz, the iowa caucus winner. kasich gets to fight another day. marco rubio lost momentum and limps into south carolina, and have to see just how much longer

garrett joins us live from iowa. garrett. >> reporter: the republican candidates were crisscrossing the state making closing arguments fort iowa voters. the voters take the responsibility of voting first even as the process is offended by the man that has changed so much about the campaign. donald trump. tonight chris christie wrapping up the campaign the iowa way hitting small venues for reaction with caucus goers. >> people in iowa have been wonderful. we are going to work hard and having people vote. >>> on stage he couldn't resist a shot at donald trump who is in favor of big rallies and tweets and whose victory has compounded everyone but supporters. >> i was there on the stage in des moines and others were not but i was there. others were too sensitive to get onto the stage on thursday night. >> christie is behind trump and cruz and the polls but his campaign is focused on new hampshire. for those that bet big on iowa and look at the end of the campaign could come together. about is not who only wins the caucus

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yea garrett the division 1 north semi finals are just underway here at spanish springs... behind me right now is reno and mcqueen. lets look at some early highlights. mcqueen garrett ill 3 so you will be able to catch the full highlights and results of tonights playoff action on 2 the hoop that tips off at 11:15pm... and get involved with us... send us a picture... tell us about your team just hashtag 2 the hoop and keep it clean and we will put it on the show. from spanish springs high school dallas colodny channel 2 sports. the division 1 north playoffs of course, are not the only regional tourneys going on...up at north valleys the division i-a's are narrowing down the field. on the girls side, lowry was taking on elko. 1.early on.. buckaroos have possession...they give it to jillian albright...she hits the mid-range jumper and also draws game strong. 2.the ball in albright's hands again..this time she would get the assist..dishes it upcourt to kenadee jeppsen who put's in the layup...lowry starts this game division iv semi's had mcdermmitt taking on eureka 1. start of

garrett that ice just makes things really dangerous. shayne appalachian power is now reporting more than 18-thousand power outages across virginia right now. where are the hardest hit areas? garrett that has to be the one of the worst things happening this morning, waking up without power. right now there are many hard hit areas and we've even seen the lights flicker down here. many counties are seeing issues. garrett and kimberly if you can stay inside as long as possible be the best option. ((cold toss w/stinger)) exactwill slowly warming up as we speak but still below freezing still have that from we about a quarter inch of ice here to digital broadcast center that is a lot of ice a scrape off your carson to be extra time and then you have to deal with the treacherous road conditions all that freezing rain other areas just plain old rain in one what you talk about with all the ice southwest virginia seeing some rain eastern sections just rain even as he had to the north just rates mainly the ronald valley down franklin county right n

there is park ridge and garrett. this is where 54 is close. you'll notice heavy delays on 54 westbound and also some on the eastbound side where people are getting turned around. avoid that area if you can. again, renaissance parkway might be the best option for you this morning. i also want to mention some delays lingering on 40 westbound, right lane blocked on 40 eastbound before harrison avenue. now those delays begin all the way back toward page road and eastbound side of i-40. the patient coming in from durham. >>> it is a: 36. dinner and flowers are good valentine's day gift. >> of course, wral's smart shopper tells us who has deals on the case and how to track down a meal discount. when and where the superstar alma use hoysr isrowedorg tou dotoou kyou can l va et, n lllegialiss ilowe lo loat moruva , f rosewhof es n th's an soing ha e aevffdoze $16, $ceor edfoar enomata dozen stsoere ar tood itabyo mifl boreurs,grery ent ys ns. kn a peef yoesnsrela. , ba harice oll. if inspiaa eople dothenofhe most ugalif y wt,oue atngi g code gr we-- w

garrett: we got another problem, frank. angelo reid called the post. says he's getting threatening phone calls, and someone toss a brick through his window. claims police harassment. there's zero proof it was cops. still doesn't look right. garrett: and if reid happens to end up dead at the hands of cops, all hell's gonna break loose. put a radio car on reid's house. ifnything happens, it'll look like we're behind it or let it happen. the rank and file are gonna go nuts. put a car on reid. you're the boss. what are you gonna do about erin? give me a minute. (sighs) (phone ringing) how are you holding up? i'm gonna ask you something, and you can say "no." okay. i'm putting a car on angelo reid. there have been threats. i want to ask renzulli to put you on the detail. no one will know. i thought i was just another cop. you are. you're also a lawyer, and you will understand the why of this more than most. (phone beeps off as frank sighs) have youost your mind? there was no compelling reason to charge angelo reid. except for the fact that he killed a polic

i'm garrett turner. and i'm leo hirsbrunner. we do have a few school announcements for you this morning. appomattox county, concord elementary is closed in campbell county, and cornerstone christian academy are closed. patrick county, smyth county, and wythe county schools are opening 2 hours late. thankfully the gusty winds will continue today with mountain snow showers. a reported funnel cloud in appomattox has killed at least one person, and injured several others. 20 homes have been destroyed, and more than 100 are damaged. wdbj7's amanda kenney is at one of two shelters in appomatox where volunteers are waiting to help victims. kimberly, the appotmatox community shelter has cots, blankets, and pillows to keep victims comfortable. just like the rest of the town, the shelter does not have electrcity. there's no heat here, but the lights are staying on thanks to a generator. wednesday's storm caused severe damage throughout the county. homes are damaged, trees and power lines are down, and the electricity is out. right now. do

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kristen and landon chat about sports, thank garrett. coming up... we'll have another look at your weather, stay with mike's final weather while we will see variable amou8nts of cloudiness over the weened, it's unlikely they will produce any rain, at least down here in the valley. a weak cold front will drop saturday high next week. that's the news for 5:30. i'm kristen remington. for >> pelley: the campaign deteriorates. >> donald trump is a con artist. >> pelley: and the front-runner gets an endorsement no one saw coming. also tonight, zika virus is in the u.s.il one child has a birth defect. the deadly shootings in kansas. what might have triggered the rampage and the hero cop who stopped him. and steve hartman with the special bond between child and duck. >> i'm his mom.r: >> reporter: you're not really his mom.m. >> yup, i'm his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. this may go down as the week the party of lincoln devolved into a crippling civil war of its own.

mcbroom i'm garrett turner. and i'm leo hirsbrunner. freezing rain continues for some. watch for heavy rain and ice this morning.

you're not helping him, garrett. but you have no right to judge me for what i do (door closes) (sirens blaring and tooting) your pockets! lift up your vest. show me your ankles. (garbled radio traramission) okay. come around. come in... slowly. (baez gasping) they're gone. it's just me. one false move, and i'm gonna end this. (gasps) just bringing the booze like you asked, okay? (sniffles) okay. put it down. it's my new window. all right? be careful. can i say something? not gonna haen. not till i look penelope in the eye and tell her my side of the story. i'm with you on that, okay? trust me. just do me a favor. look at all those cops out there, would you? look at them all. they're nervous. they're getting tired. i would hate to see something happen to anyone-- you or them-- just 'cause we're all a little skittish right now, you know? (gasping) thanks for the bottle. you got it. (baez panting, door closing) (panting) (sniffing) (sighs) penelope. let's get a trace on it. pray he doesn't notice. that was, uh... nice,