which is the main road that comes into kansas city. and we're watching for the taurus and the tag we had broadcast. >> they pulled him over. >> step out of the vehicle and face away from me. >> they get roeder out of the car. put his hands behind his back, to lie down. they go down there, they cuff him and he's in custody. >> reporter: it's no mystery who pulled the trigger. but authorities work to track down any known associates of roeder's to learn if others were involved. >> we had talked to his ex-employers, we talked to friends, we talked to members of his bible studies. we talked to his family. he did this very secretive. >> reporter: three days after the shooting, scott roeder meets with his defense team. >> we told scott, please, don't talk to anyone about this. but he thought the issue was bigger than him. that people needed to know about the horrors of abortion. slowly but surely he just leaked out everything and said everything he had done it and why he had done it. >> he fired one shot into dr. tiller. >> reporter: roeder i

tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a factory where he worked. people were screaming. people were crying. >> the shooter identified as cedric ford. this morning, police say they know what may have triggered his rampage. >>> texas smackdown. things get ugly at the republican debate with marco rubio and ted cruz both taking repeat ed shots at donald trump. >> if he hadn't inherited $200 million, you know where donald trump would be? selling watches and hats. >> anybody who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't hire illegal immigrants. >> trump not taking it lying down. >> this guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar. >> is the low road is new high road to the nomination? we'll talk to marco rubio. >>> erin andrews walks out when her lawsuit is shown in court. andrews now preparing to take the stand as early as next week.

this morning on good day: the latest on the killings in kansas... and the man who pulled the trigger. plus: the donald... double teamed. why last night's debate... could have 3 ((walter and new this morning: the federal flight... that had an *emergency landing. why microscope. 3 ((walter)) good morning.. bay... at 4:00. i'm walter 3 allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look at your forecast... with dave. 3 3 3 new this morning: two people have been taken to the hospital... after getting *rescued from a burning house in clearwater. it happened earlier this morning... in the 14 hundred block of pennslyvania avenue. firefighters say it fire started in the kitchen.... they were able to contain the flames to the *inside of the house. no word yet on how those people are doing. 3 3 a developing story this morning , out of kansas. a mass shooting has left *four people dead, including the gunman. at least another *14 people are wounded. police say a man opened fire inside a factory... targeting his *own co-work

which is the main road that comes into kansas city. and we're watching for the taurus and the tag we had broadcast. >> they pulled him over. >> step out of the vehicle and face away from me. >> they get roeder out of the car. put his hands behind his back, to lie down. they go down there, they cuff him and he's in custody. >> reporter: it's no mystery who pulled the trigger. but authorities work to track down any known associates of roeder's to learn if others were involved. >> we had talked to his ex-employers, we talked to friends, we talked to members of his bible studies. we talked to his family. he did this very secretive. >> reporter: three days after the shooting, scott roeder meets with his defense team. >> we told scott, please, don't talk to anyone about this. but he thought the issue was bigger than him. that people needed to know about the horrors of abortion. slowly but surely he just leaked out everything and said everything he had done it and why he had done it. >> he fired one shot into dr. tiller. >> reporter: roeder i

., including seven existing prison facilities in colorado, south carolina and kansas, as well as six other locations on current military bases. they say the plan doesn't recommend a preferred site and the cost estimates are meant to provide a starting point for a conversation with according to the officials, the u.s. facilities would cost between $265 million and $305 million to operate each year. the annual operating cost for guantanamo is $445 million, but the officials said the cuba detention center will need about $225 million in repairs and construction costs if it continues to be used. they said it will cost between $290 million and $475 million for construction at the various u.s. sites, depending on the location. members of congress have been demanding the guantanamo plan for months, and those representing south carolina, kansas and colorado have voiced opposition to housing the detainees in their states. the administration is currently prohibited by law from moving guantanamo bay detainees to the united states. the long-running dispute has taken on added intensity now becaus

we're waking up to a tense situation in kansas this morning... following a series of deadly shootings there yesterday evening. overnight, police faced more tension as they investigated the suspect's home. the whole situation started unfolding at around five last night... officials say an attacker opened fire at a company in hesston, kansas -- that's near wichita. when it was over four people were killed -- including the gunman -- more than a dozen were critical injuries. the first officer to arrive single handily took the gunman down. then overnight while investigating his home, authorities were led to believe more victims or a possible second shooter could be inside... they eventually found out the home was empty. no word on an exact motive this morning, be we are told the shooter was an employee at the company. one person is behind bars this morning after an evening chase streets of des moines. it all started last night around eventually came to an end in the 3600 block of kinsey avenue. that's where this van -- labeled field pro painters -- sl

we're going to start with the breaking details about the rampage in kansas. by one count, the nation's 33rd mass shooting so far this year. >> heavily armed officers with guns drawn flooded the area around a lawn mower plant. one of the workers had already killed killed three and wounded more than a dozen people. he was killed by police. >> the frightening incident playing out in the small town, hesston, kansas. abc's clayton sandell is there. >> reporter: police say 38-year-old cedric ford started his rampage shooting at random drivers wounding two before heading to excel industries in hesston, kansas, where he worked. >> to have something like this is tragic. >> reporter: fords heads inside armed with a rifle and handgun and opens fire on his co-workers. >> and then i seen a mob of people just start running out saying, run, run, and pop, pop, pop, pop, pop is all i heard and then everybody started scattering out of the building, and i didn't realize what had happened until we got outside and i started seeing wounded people coming out. >> reporter: police an

in hesston kansas. matt fin. 7 news. >> danielle: and as you heard matt say there in the peessments it turns out the shooter has a south florida connection and he was no sanger to the law. rosh lowe has more about the man bebend the tragedy. >> reporter: cred crik rick ford had a history in south florida. we wanted to learn more. we went toto this apartment complex in southwest miami-dade family and friends. no answer at an apartment there. >> with we got a comment from a neighbor there. >> i can only imagine what she is going through. he shot 15 people killing three before he was killed by police. >> reporter: from southwest northwest miami-dade. we spent the day tracing the footprints of ford in south florida. with we discovered he did have a criminal history in 2000. he was arrested for moong other things grand theft in pembroke pines and had a listed address in northwest miami-dade. >> reporr: hers his mug shot from the miami-dade county. in miami-dade a lengthy criminal history. in 2005 charged wit

e-470 on the eastern part an eastern edge all of the way to kansas because of blowing snow and blizzard conditions and whiteout conditions and the wind is absolutely brutal out here and the snow has really picked up in intensity since 6:00 this evening. this isn't the only closure right now, u.s. 287 from ted's place to the wyoming border, and that's also closed and because of blizzard conditions and there are several closures out east. if you're on the roads, be careful, there's black ice and there's drifting and there are whiteout conditions. that's the latest from out here >> you know, you're right about that blowing snow, it's blowing quite a bit and we're on the downing overpass and you can see i-25, very snow covered and not lots of cars. we're going to walk over here and take a look at downing st. and we have seen a couple clouds out plow out here and a new shift is coming on at midnight. they're keeping an eye out for icy spots and that's a big concern and also accumulating snow, i'm told residential plows are on standby and will go out if we get a foot of snow and other nearby

tragedy in kansas. police say a gunman open fire at fellow employees at a factory killing several of them. the shock and grief in what is a tiny town. >>> our other major story, political fireworks. last night's gop debate and the testy exchanges between donald did anyone come out ahead? >>> and new this half hour, donations from one mother to another >> the latest breast milk exchange that promises to be the safest around. who is donating, who is accepting and why this can be a life-saving idea. >>> and later, controversial comments from former supermodel cheryl tiegs. why she thinks today's models need to be slim. the reaction this friday, february 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. it's a very busy friday morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. let's get right to our top story this half hour. of course, we'll start with that tragedy in kansas. the deadly shooting spree there. police and co-workers say this man, 38-year-old cedric ford, is respons

the governor of kansas calls the man who shot the attacker -- a kansas. (nats: investigators at scene) as investigators try to figure out why a worker at this three and injuring 14 thursday. they're also learning more about -how- the attack unfolded. governor sam brownback says the rapid response of police that saved lives. (s/ gov. sam brownback / (r) to address the situation, rather than even waiting on back up, he a police officer went into the building after cedric confronted ford and shot and killed him. sheriff's deputies served ford with an order to stay away from his girlfriend hours before the rampage. (s/ sheriff t. walton - harvey county kansas :42 - :49) "he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he was just upset that he was getting this order." then police say ford, armed with a rifle and a handgun. shot two people. apparently random victims. stole a car. and came to excel industries. (sot / no id) "and more people running and all of a sudden pop pop pop, i started running too. within moments, the shooting was over. and ford was dead.

texas tech, number two kansas. >> seth: kansas jayhawks playing to potentially be the number one ranked team in america. mykhailiuk was hot. kansas wins 12 straight conference titles. >> greg: seth davis love's countdown to a countdown in the locker room. congratulations to bill self and the kansas jayhawks. traveling to austin to take on texas. >> clark: they had good control of this one. buddy hield had 23 in the first half. texas finished strong. connor lammert knocking down the three. that gave texas the lead. they had a 22-0 run late in the ballgame to win by 15. javan felix and isaiah taylor doing a terrific job playing downhill and getting to the free-throw line for texas. >> greg: texas a winner by the score of 76-63. meanwhile, seth, arizona on the road at utah running into a red-shot runnin' utes team. >> seth: a really good game. freshman for arizona trier had 23. gabe york. childers, where are you? old school reference. >> clark: i was at that game. >> seth: first time since 1998 the utes defeat arizona and nobody stormed the court. nobody got hurt. really good team, utah. w

ottawa police caught - southwest of kansas city. "all those weigh scales, dot stations, i mean to get where he don't know how many law officials," said willer. though popplewell is in custody willers semi- trailer is still an electric company in st. joseph's, missouri, called willer complaining his truck damaged a bunch of equipment. "i apologized that happened down at your place but i informed him at that point that that truck had been reported stolen," said willer. and that's how pizza ranch found out their van was stolen. a driver called to complain of a reckless driver. and certainly not a thoughtful one either. "no, they did not bring me any pizza," said willer. "he sure could of." sam curtiss "he sure could of." ktiv news four. popplewell is being held in the franklin county jail in kansas. willers truck has been located at a tire center in ottawa, kansas. no word yet on the condition of the truck. popplewell is being held in the franklin county jail in kansas. his mugshot has not been released at this time. willers truck has

texas tech, number two kansas. >> seth: kansas jayhawks playing to potentially be the number one ranked team in america. mykhailiuk was hot. kansas wins 12 straight conference titles. >> greg: seth davis love's countdown to a countdown in the locker room. congratulations to bill self and the kansas jayhawks. traveling to austin to take on texas. >> clark: they had good control of this one. buddy hield had 23 in the first half. texas finished strong. connor lammert knocking down the three. that gave texas the lead. they had a 22-0 run late in the ballgame to win by 15. javan felix and isaiah taylor doing a terrific job playing downhill and getting to the free-throw line for texas. >> greg: texas a winner by the score of 76-63. meanwhile, seth, arizona on the road at utah running into a red-shot runnin' utes team. >> seth: a really good game. freshman for arizona trier had 23. gabe york. childers, where are you? old school reference. >> clark: i was at that game. >> seth: first time since 1998 the utes defeat arizona and nobody stormed the court. nobody got hurt. really good team, utah. w

tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes s a shooting spree at a factory where he worked. >> everybody was running. people were screaming. people were crying. >> the shooter identified as cedric ford. this morning, police say they know what may have triggered his rampage. >>> texas smackdown. things get ugly at the republican debate, with cruz and rubio taking repeated shots at donald trump. >> if he hadn't had $200,000, you know where donald trump would be? selling watches and hats. >> anybody who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't

the kansas jayhawks. meanwhile the oklahoma sooners traveling to austin to take on texas. >> clark: they had good control of this one. buddy hield had 23 in the first half. texas finished strong. connor lammert knocking down the three. that gave texas the lead. they had a 22-0 run late in the ballgame to win by 15. javan felix and isaiah taylor doing a terrific job playing downhill and getting to the free-throw line for texas. >> greg: texas a winner by the score of 76-63. meanwhile, seth, arizona on the road at utah running into a red-shot runnin' utes team. >> seth: a really good game. freshman for arizona trier had 23. gabe york. childers, where are you? old school reference. >> clark: i was at that game. >> seth: first time since 1998 the utes defeat arizona and really good team, utah. watch them. >> greg: oklahoma a loser. your top four in the country. >> clark: i have five fighting for the number four seeds. michigan state -- kansas, villanova clearly on the number one line for me, xavier, michigan

tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a factory where he worked. >> everybody was running. people were screaming. people were crying. >> the shooter identified as cedric ford. this morning, police say they know what may have triggered his rampage. >>> texas smackdown. things get ugly at the republican debate, with cruz and rubio taking repeated shots at donald trump. >> if he hadn't had $200,000, you know where donald trump would be? selling watches and hats. >> anybody who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't hire illegal immigrants. t

there is the liberty tower in kansas city which went beyond the citizens of kansas city and was conceived as a memorial to all the nation's veterans. and we're proud to have that in essence a conational memorial but one located in kansas city not in the nation's capital. so beginning with the vietnam memorial that was our first national war memorial in washington. since then we've been working backwards. we added korea in 1995 and world war ii in 2004. now we are here to talk about world war one. and there are two primary purpose force a national world war one memorial. the first which is also the primary mission of our commission is education. role world d on the war one played and the world we live in. it will in itself raise awareness of the centennial we are currently in and inspire americans to learn more about world war one and how it shaped the world we live in today. our hope and expectation is that a national memorial will inspire people around the country to go look at those local memorials that they've overlooked and learned the history of their forebearers and community in the

right now we're working with our stations in kansas to get moore about the shooting. way get you more details. we have developments in a murder cold case. cmpd arrested eye na feldman's son charged him with killing his mother in 2014. and coleen harry was the first to break the story. she covered the case extensively >> a little over an hour ago they transported him to the county jail. he came in earlier today near the headquarters for questioning after investigators asked him to come in. since 2014, homicide detectives have been trying to catch the person who killed him. >> and he was the one who found his mother's body. now investigators say that he is the one who killed his mother. >> and to make the arrest. i would love to get into the specifics but what i can tell you is that physical evidence led us to the point we made the arrest. >> why did he kill his mother? was it for financial reasons? they will not talk about a >> earlier in the day his wife went into the center where her they interviewed feldman the technicians and investigators were at his town house. i

to the state line out into kansas, heavier amounts. snow showers on the ridge lines, 20s and low 30s around here. an inch or two this morning, cloudy but dry this afternoon. 20s today, and single digits tonight. a cool day tomorrow, and cool on thursday, and a couple of flurries on friday. really don't anticipate an accumulation of snow on friday, but it may freak you out with the snow like around in -- flying around in the morning. amelia, this is drive that people just dread. >> an audio book or podcast, that's good to take your mind off of it. drivers got up early, set their alarm, and they said we know it will be tough, and it's slow go. at least they are safe for now. a couple of spinouts, crashes, and the major closures are all weather replated. highway 86 as well as your 287 drive up to the north. 270 to i-710, and metrowide, i'm surprised here. speeds up north, southbound, 25. averaging 32 miles an hour. the truck just whipped around, and it's now perpendicular to traffic. here's a list of the closures i just mentioned for the

we'll be updating developments from kansas all morning long. look for the latest in our next half hour and any breaking details on "america this morning." >>> our other top story this morning, the showdown in texas. donald trump on the defensive taking fire from his left and right in debate number ten. >> marco rubio came out swinging and ted cruz joined in hitting immigration to the middle east. abc's arlette saenz has the highlights from the houston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there were five presidential candidates on the stage here in houston last night, but the debate looked more like the marco rubio versus donald trump show. florida senator marco rubio unleashed attack after attack on donald trump, putting the republican front-runner on defense. >> you're the only person on this stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your patrons illegally. >> no, i'm the only one on the stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody. in fact some of the people -- >> well, i hired -- and by the way, i've hired tens o

four people are dead and 14 others injured after a workplace shooting in hesston, kansas. authorities say a gunman opened fire at a business that makes lawn mower products... before he was shot and killed by a police officer.our sister station in kansas city is reporting that the suspect's name is cedric ford.. and he worked at that facility. meanwhile... a tense swat standoff linked to that shooting ended just a few hours ago.officers surrounded ford's trailer home... amid reports that someone was inside.but police say they didn't find anybody.we'll continue to folloing this breaking news story and bring you any new developments through-out good morning tri-state. police in grant county tried to rob a marathon gas station.it happened in corinth. authorities say the men pointed a gun at the clerk... but that clerk managed to lock the door and keep them out. they were last seen speeding away in a silver car. cloudy and cool again today and we'll continue to see a few flurries this morning. highs only hit the mid 30s today. but don't worry, warmer air will arrive this weeken

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. >> reporter: you're not really his mom. >> yup, i'm his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> pelley: this may go down as the week the party of lincoln devolved into a crippling civil war of the own. there was nothing grand in the old party's debate last night-- name calling, mocking, attempts at humiliation reached lows that many republicans would say are beneath the dignity of the office that the candidates are seeking. maybe it reflected desperation, as time runs short before next week's super tuesday, which is likely the last chance to catch donald trump. today, the race was jolted by an impeccably timed bombshell when trump's campaign was validated by one of the last people you might have expected. here's major garrett. >> there is no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leader

in hesston, kansas, matt finn, fox news. president obama says the nation cannot become numb to mass shootings - even as they occur about once a week in the united states. "we cannot become numb to this. anybody who says they want to keep the american people safe has to care about this because it's happening in far too many towns and effecting far too many innocent americans." the president says he spoke with the mayor of hesston to convey his sympathies. less than a week ago... a gunman killed six people in kalamazoo, michigan. now - a sheriff's deputy is explaining how the suspect was taken into custody - after seeing a car that matched the description. when he didn't stop right away it kind of brought my suspicions up a little bit, so i get out of the car, get our guns in the ready position, start giving verbal commands for the subject to display window. after the first two attempts he has still not complied. the third time i yelled ot him to please put your hands outside the window, he did. at that time he started to reac

texas tech, number two kansas. >> seth: kansas jayhawks playing to potentially be the number one ranked team in america. mykhailiuk was hot. kansas wins 12 straight conference titles. >> greg: seth davis love's countdown to a countdown in the locker room. congratulations to bill self and the kansas jayhawks. meanwhile the oklahoma sooners traveling to austin to take on texas. >> clark: they had good control of this one. texas finished strong. connor lammert knocking down the three. that gave texas the lead. they had a 22-0 run late in the ballgame to win by 15. javan felix and isaiah taylor doing a terrific job playing downhill and getting to the free-throw line for texas. >> greg: texas a winner by the score of 76-63. meanwhile, seth, arizona on the road at utah running into a red-shot runnin' utes team. >> seth: a really good game. freshman for arizona trier had 23. gabe york. childers, where are you? old school reference. >> clark: i was at that game. >> seth: first time since 1998 the utes defeat arizona and nobody stormed the court. nobody got hurt. really good team, utah. watch th

tragedy in kansas. police say a gunman opened fire at fellow employees at a factory killing several of them. the shock and grief in what is a tiny town. >> our other major story, political fireworks. last night's gop debate and the testy exchanges between donald trump and marco rubio. did anyone come out ahead? >> and new this half hour, donations from one mother to another. >> the latest breast milk exchange that promises to be the safest around. who is donating, who is accepting and why this has a -- can be a life saving idea. >> and later, controversial comments frnts former super model cheryl tiegs. >> why she thinks today's models need to be slim. the reaction this friday, february 26th. >> announcer: fr

we're talking sun tan weather from oklahoma to kansas to texas the east. we jump to 67 on sunday in atlanta, should be 58 as far north as new york city. it's a fanstic looking spring weekend. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, again, the only troublesome weather is the cold temperatures and snow showers this morning. so could be slick roads through pennsylvania and new york. we'll warm up this afternoon. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we'll also have to watch. super tuesday's going to be there's going to be a big storm, maybe even severe weather and snow. >> right now we'll take the jump on spring weatatr. thank you very much, bill. >>> and an emotional aaron andrews leaves the courtroom as the jury views the naked video from stocker. >>> and they pull a man from a fiery crcrh. details in two.ash. details in two., danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isj't pumping well. ater filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering)g) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your

tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a factory where he worked. >> everybody was running. people were screaming. people were crying. >> the shooter identified as cedric ford. this morning, police say they know what may have triggered his rampage. >>> texas smackdown. things get ugly at the republican debate, with cruz and rubio taking repeated shots at donald trump. >> if he hadn't had $200,000, you know where donald trump would be? selling watches and hats. >> anybody who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't hire illegal immigrants. >> trump not taking it lying down. >> this guy is a joke and this guy is a liar.

breaking news overnight out of central kansas. police are investigating the newton home of a gunman killed after s sooting more than a dozen people, four people died including the gunman. nbc news has not confirmed the suspect's identity. but local media have named a person that might be connected to the crime. facebook page is in miami. this morning the police officer who shot and killed that gunman who shot more than a dozen people, that man right now is being called a hero. >> for nbc 6 there are reports from the manufturing plant in heston where the shooting took place. >> reporter: a massive police presence outside t t excel industries plant in heston, kansas, after a gunman entered the complex and opened fire. workers inside the building described a chaotic scene. >> everybody was running, people were screaming. people were crying. we didn't know what to do. >> more people running, pop, pop, pop, pop. i started running, too. >> reporter: when it was over, four peoe were killed including the gunman. more than a dozen wounded,

manuel bojorquez has the story from hesston, kansas. >police in kansas say shooting suspect cedric ford was served with a protection from abuse order in the factory where he worked 90 minutes before he opened fire. sheriff t. walton/harvey county he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he just displayed, he was a little upset that he was getting this order. ford, who had a criminal record, left work after getting the order, and first opened fire from his car, hitting someone in a vehicle. he then shot another driver and stole their car before heading ford shot one person in the parking lot and another 14 inside the building before an officer gunned him down. the unidentified officer is sheriff t. walton/harvey county he had to stop that threat. you've got 200- 300 people in there. luckily 200-300 people came out. relatives rushed to the factory shooting. one couple was reunited as cameras were rolling. (oh my god) police say ford was armed with an assault rifle and an automatic handgun. investigators are trying to figure out how

we're in kansas city, kansas. yeah, well, they're just across the river from one another. no, what they are is right across the state line. hotch, it's federal. what? what? if we want this case, it's ours. it's federal. this letter came from across the river, from kansas city, missouri. interstate communication. j.j.: puts it in federal jurisdiction. sir, this is now a federal case. i would like to retain detective mcgee as a consultant. whoa. you're not opening any investigations in my jurisdiction. i don't want a fight with you. even though this is a federal case, if we develop any information, i will come to you and your men will make the arrest. and why would you do that? because that's how we operate. [whimpering] anyby there? hello? i cut myself in here. is somebody there? [creak] man, on loudspeaker: do you wish to know the future? what? would you like to see exactly how your day is going to end? [projector whirring] [whimpering] oh. oh, god, no. [sobbing] oh, god. no. don't hurt me. [muttering] (vo) my name's nick and i make dog chow in denver, colorado. one of my

from kansas, will for our updates all morning long and the latest from kansas on "america this morning." >>> now to the other major story we're following this morning, explosive republican debate. marco rubio and ted cruz tag teaming donald trump, their last chance to slow his momentum before super tuesday. the candidates took the stage in houston after this poll of florida voters shows trump in a substantial lead in rubio's home state. abc's bazi kanani has the highlights. >> reporter: donald trump took to the stage miles ahead of his rivals and trump quickly drew their fire. >> you're the only person on the stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. you hired some workers -- >> i'm the only one on the stage that's ever hired people. you haven't hired one person. >> he hired workers from poland. >> reporter: the tension made for some heated exchanging. >> here's a guy that inherited if he hadn't inheriteded $200 million, you know where donald trump would be right now? selling watches in manhattan. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: marco rubio and ted

. >> and those were just the >>> developing overnight, new details on the kansas shooting. >>> and aaron andrews leaves the courtroom as the jury is showing the naked video taken by her convicted stocker. >>> plus the latest log vegas odds on who will take home the oscar. "early today" starts right now. >>> i'm dara brown. it was a true tex tks as slug fest. both former president bush and barbara bush were in attendance. the donald wasn't one to sit back and take it, take a look at the top tweeted moment of the it night on the subject of replacing obama care. >> so, that's the only part of the plan, just the interstate competition? u'll have competition. you'll have so many different plans. >> so, now he's repeating himself. >> i watched him repeat himself five teams four weeks ago. >> and i watched you repeat yourself five times five seksds ago -- seconds ago. he says five things, everyone's dumb, he's going to make america great again. we're going win, win, win and the lines around the state. every night. >> the second most tweetable exchange. >> donald, relax. >> go ahead. i'm relaxed

kansas city, 72. manhattan, kansas, 77 degrees. even warmer air is going to move in. it looks like friday night should be around 64. compare that to 2015, only in the 40's. only in the 50's and 2014, 2013. in 2012, we had 60 degrees on february 1. it has been five years since we have had a february temperature as warm as what we expect on friday. steve: next at 10:00, it's been one year since des moines said goodbye to dahl's. a look at how its replacement found success. stacey: plus whole foods and , tattoos? the unexpected lengths the lure millennials. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. steve: it has been almost grocery store world was turned upside-down. stacey: metro dahls stores closed and the new price chopper chain moved in from kansas city. kcci's todd magel is live at the -- todd magel with more on how the story of price chopper has succeeded. todd: the sounds of the checkout lane maybe the same but the look , is all new. the

. >> brown's violent crusade begins in the kansas territory. >> kansas was not yet a state. and at that time, congress adopted a law that allowed settlers to go to kansas and determine for themselves whether it would be a slave state or a free state. john brown went to kansas to ensure that it would always be a free state. >> "bloody kansas" erupts. on may 21, 1856, brown and a group of followers go on a rampage, dragging five proslavery men from their homes and hacking them to death. >> brown was a wanted man. the united states government wanted him. >> but while president buchanan puts a price on brown's head, newspapers in the northeast call him a hero. >> brown decides to take his fight to the south. in october 1859, he and his men head for harpers ferry, virginia, plotting to spark a slave insurrection. >> jamie, we are standing at the location of the united states arsenal building. >> on this footprint. >> on this footprint. you, in fact, are actually on the foundation of the structure as it was. we had 100,000 weapons stored here and in an adjoining building. brown ne

new developments now on that workplace shooting at a kansas factory. a kansas judge had issued a temporary order of protection against the suspected shooter, cedric ford, earlier this month. police say he killed three people and injured 14 before he was shot by police. we've learned a woman asked for the order of protection on february 5th.tonight a friend says ford had a smile on his face as he was shooting his co-workers. :01- :09he looked happy, looked like.. he hopped out almost like a smile on his face police say ford has a long arrest record.but the reason for the shooting is not known. police say ford first opened fire on random drivers - before driving to the industrial plant where he worked. a shampoo session nearly turns deadly. you've probably had your hair shampooed at the salon before. next at five - one woman's warning.why she says her last shampooing caused her stroke. stopping child abuse.we'll tell you the change employers can make - to instantly reduce child abuse cases. your seven day forecast is next. to bring you wendy' s north pac