the state bar is well aware of complaints against many lawyers so what is the bar doing about it and is the agency putting the public at risk? investigative reporter bigad is here to explain. >> the state bar was created to protect the public but the agency admits it wound up at the center of a crisis about how it tried to close out complaints against attorneys. specifically its backlog, that's cases older than six months. we investigate how the agency's attempts to speed up that process put the public at significant risk. >> it's been extraordinarily painful. >> reporter: katherine roberts blames one man for ruining her life. her former attorney. >> the damage it did has never really left my life. >> california has its own separate court system to investigate and discipline attorneys. it's run by the state bar, which receives more than 16,000 complaints each year. but according to a recent state audit, the bar has failed to keep watch over attorneys who commit misconduct saying to reduce its backlog, the state bar allowed some attorney, who otherwise might have been disciplined more

sorry. >> reporter: rhea wilson is the chief operating officer for the state bar. she was hired five months ago and was unable to answer many of our questions concerning allegations against the state bar. >> i wasn't here at the time and ye swar for that. well, i wasn't here then. again, i wasn't here for that either. >> the way the state auditor put it is you all put people at significant risk. >> okay. >> do you disagree with that? >> i don't really want to focus on the assertions of the state auditor as opposed to the recommendations. >> but that was the biggest finding they had in their audit. >> right. >> a serious allegation. >> right. but i think the important thing that we need to do and focus on as an agency is fixing the underlying structural problems or conditions that caused that problem to occur, and that's what we've done. >> reporter: wilson says supervising attorneys at the bar now have to sign off before cases against attorneys can be settled. roberts feels the additional oversight should have already been in place >> they're there for a reason. th

what's the most profitable part of this business? >> the bar. >> the bar's the best. very early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owne

so what is the bar doing about it? investigative reporter explains. >> we investigate how a state agency that is supposed to be protecting consumers managed to put people at significant risk after failing to tabs on attorneys across california. >>> it's been extraordinarily painful. >> catherine roberts blames one man for ruining her life. her former attorney. >> the damage it did has never really left my life. >> california has its own separate court system to investigate and discipline attorneys. it's run by the state bar which receives 16,000 complaints each year. according to a recent state dit the bar failed to keep watch over attorneys who commit misconduct saying to reduce the backlog -- >> that's working your numbers to try to look good even while you're potentially hurting consumers. >> attorney ed howard is with the center for public interest law. a government watchdog group that monitors state boards and agencies. >> it's the worst possible kind of failure. >> the complaint backlogs increased in 2010, the ca

as the back log increased in 2010, the california bar decreased the severity of punishment for lawyers. the bar dismissed more cases and just reprimanded others with letters that stayed hidden in their files. wilson was only hired five months ago and was and you able to answer many questions about allegations against the state bar. >> i wasn't here then. again, i want here for that either. >> the way the state auditor put it is that you all put people at significant risk. do you disagree with that. >> i don't want to focus on the allegations as much as i do the recommendations. i think the most important thing to do is to fix the underlaying structural problems or conditions to that caused that problem to occur. >> supervising attorneying have to sign of before issues could be settled. they're there for a reason. they can't just be there and not do their job. otherwise they're failing everybody. >> robert says her legal troubles began after trying to fight an eviction from her own in san francisco. >> i ended up in one day losing my apartment and being half a million dollars, in did an

he said the bar violated its own policies by not making it public. >> the state bar doesn't want to admit thought made a mistake, that under his own rules it didn't have the right to do. >> something was made private. >> something wasn't made private. there was a settlement agreement and the contents of that agreement and the outcome are not public. >> reporter: but what is public is bradshaw's criminal record. we found out he's a convicted felon. in 1991 he was found guilty in virginia of grand larceny by check, which doesn't actually prevent someone from practicing law. but bradshaw lied about his criminal record six years in a row in signed documents he submitted to the san francisco bar. still, the state bar's web site shows a clean disciplinary record for bradshaw. not a single infraction. at least not one the public can see. bradshaw declined our interview requests through his attorney. as for the state bar, it's looking into how to restructure its staff to better handle complaints. the bar used to have a zero backlog policy. the agency now believes trying to meet that unrealistic g

cable to the television in the bar downstairs. nate, we're ready down here. i'm about to splice... well, everything. [ indistinct conversation ] ugh, perfect. it was nice meeting you, mark. hey. thanks a lot, you goby. i was making headway there. sorry. i'll make it up to you. get this guy a drink -- whatever he wants. give me an empty glass and a bottle of the most expensive scotch you've got. oh, well, well-played. oof. what's the story with the blonde? the blonde, yeah -- um, well, i used to go out with her until i broke her brother's kneecaps. that's all -- gambling debt. you don't pay, you don't walk, in my book. i don't care who you are. all right. i'll drink to that. have a seat. get him a glass, will you? oh, well, that's very kind of you. what's your name? name's, uh, jimmy. yeah, jimmy ford. good to meet you, jimmy. yeah. sl*inte! now, i've set the tv in the bar on a 20-second delay. oh! sisko just hit a jumper from the baseline. all right, we need info from the bodyguards, but i'm burned. on it. [ announcer speaking ind

the bar's attorney says the business will pay. we found the bar has been cited four times. today the abc commission is among the agencies and groups giving free training to restaurants and bars that serve alcohol. there's a focus on penalties, checking ids properly and how to recognize when someone has had too much to drink. and bars in downtown chapel hill and our guests tend to come from other restaurants or bars. so usually by the time they come to us it later in the evening. >> there have been several lawsuits filed some of them against the bars a that served him. he was indicted on 13 charges in september 6, '79 his next court date is about a month away march 8th. >> the assistant da told me the vast majority of these cases resolved by a plea agreement and that's certainly a possibility in this case. >>> still ahead with dozens of allegations of sexual misconduct weighing against him entertainer bill cosby preparing to fight the only criminal charges against him and with the zika virus now considered a world health emergencie

i start to >> reporter: the bar itself has been taxed -- intact since the 1,800s. even the top - of the windows have not been replaced. >> that is all original that is original glass, and the coloring that you see on there is from nicotine. >> reporter: back when smoking was second to breathingment and the webbs bought the saloon in 2000 with zero bar experience. >> we have learned a lot real quick and it was out of pure necessity because first half of the year was a little rocky. we didn't know what was going on and didn't know what we were doing. >> reporter: 16 years later they have a successful bar and a successfully diverse crowd. >> and imagine having golfers, bikers, cowboys, ranch hands, everybody. >> it is definitely a destination for tourists to come and see a really rich part of history in the constituent of nevada. >> reporter: after being in the bar every day for over a decade, it still surprises them. >> to be honest, after all of things on the wall. >> reporter: news 4. >>> and the bar has been the meeting place for famous actors such as john wayne,

no one would leave the bar. there would be an argument it didnt occur on property but a nexus has been established add that history to its lack of approval by the health department and fire safety inspector..trelka says it's siimple. "so many dynamics came together that basically tell the city we need to take action after police were called to club it didnt occur on property but a property. add that history to its lack of approval by the health department and fire safety inspector..trelka says it's siimple. "so many dynamics came together that basically tell the city we need to take action here." the owners of club 319 have a right to appeal.. we reached out to the owners today- but have not heard back. we've got you covered, lauren moss kwwl news. thanks lauren- and if the owners do appeal in time, the bar can continue to operate until a continuing coverage - the fazzino's nanny and one of emily's close friends taking the stand this afternoon in the high profile trial of alex fazzino. fazzino is on trial for fi

how about instead of loaning me 5,000, you and me become partners in the bar? 5,000 isn't enoughfor a partnership. all right. i'll take 10,000. you missed my point. i have armed youwith an idea. you must finda sucker-- i mean a partner. yeah, ok. thanks for the advice. i'll go find myself a sucker. oh! take it easy. coffee's ready. i perked it my... where's charlie? he left. his business is hurting. he wanted to borrow money. i feel sorry for charlie. did yougive him money? to that loser? george! charlie is a friend. the bar business is terrible. i'd never get into business that depends on public mood. what about dry cleaning? there's no problem there. you see, filth is a constant. god has been very good to dry cleaners. he provides for us. in winter, he gives us slush. in spring, mud. summer brings dust. fall brings brand-new clothes to get filthy all over again. when i consider it brings tears. i'm sure wheneverthe big guythinks about you, he gets tearsin his eyes, too. that's sweet, weez. we haven't beendown to charlie'sbar for a while. let's go this weekfor

this is the area out in front of lodo. the bars in lower downtown. where folks have gathered around 19 and market. to celebrate. >> as we mention there's a parade already planned. the city of denver has that organized. >> . this is where the celebration will begin. and end. this week. denver's beautiful city and county building. lit up to be tonight. orange and blue. a lot of people coming by tonight and taking pictures. of this building. here are the details. tuesday morning is whennering starts. at ten o'clock rally. will be here at civic center park. the parade will begin at noon. take a look at your screen. route. it will be held tuesday. at noon. it will start at union station. go straight up 17. to broad way. to 13 street. and it will end again here at the city. county building. there will be bands playing. broncos team will be here. hoisting that trophy. now last time the broncos won the super bowl 1998. the crowd then for this parade -fts was 650 thousand people. that's five people deep. along the parade route. a huge celebration. expected to

the doors were locked, but neon signs say the bar is open. hours posted on a window show the bar should be open until 2:00 in the morning. we finally did get in touch with they tell me this video will not be available right now. the victim told me over the phone her and her unborn child are ok. she was very adamant about pressing charges. in orlando, chris hush, wesh 2 news. meredith: florida senator marco rubio is in serious danger of losing his home state to republican presidential rival donald trump. according to a new quinnipiac university poll, trump leads rubio 44% to 28% in the sunshine state. texas senator ted cruz is in third with 12% support ahead of ohio governor john kasich at 7% and retired neurosurgeon ben carson with 4%. in the meantime, the five remaining republican candidates took the stage tonight in a debate before super tuesday. wesh 2' s angela taylor is here with the highlights. angela: the field is getting smaller, but tonight, the five remaining candidates tackled several big topics. one thing a lot of people will be t

the audit found as the complaint backlog increased in 2010 the california bar decreased the severity of punishment for lawyers. as a result, the bar dismissed more cases and settled others with written reprimands. the chief operating officer, leah wilson blamed the lack of oversight with past policies. it aimed to decrease its backlog of complaints down to zero but wilson said that was unrealistic and ultimately caused what she described as a crisis. the state bar is in the process of restructuring its staff to adequately handle complaints while also decreasing its backlog. back to you. >> thank you very much. pretty unnerving. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, where trump's rivals ended in the nevada caucus. now to breaking news we're tracking out of milpitas: ==live== ad lib live >>> we are following breaking news out of milpitas this morning. this is a live look at a standoff close to the target range right next to the milpitas police department. what happened is four suspects got into th

and mike, who was the bar manager. i was so blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. with the staff now truly empowered, we went to work. i spent an additional $350,000 renovating the entire restaurant... there you go. man: aah! lemonis: ...the real moneymaker. and while there were some bumps along the way... well, greg's not in charge anymore. -i'm in charge. -man: yeah, i understand. -lemonis: do we understand that? -man: absolutely. lemonis: ...the new amazing grapes was amazing. mike, this is crazy, how busy it is. mike: yeah, it's -- yeah, it's been unbelievable. lemonis: : with our seating now doubled, our weekly revenue went from $11,000 a week to $34,000 a week. and with our new customer-friendly layout and our new website, wine and beer s

so when they heard it come over the radio, they rushed over to the bar, chased after the suspect and took him into custody. the police radio called for the pretty intense. take a listen. >> shots fired. >> shots fired, running on foot through the parking lot. >> jessica: and this is the city limits bar. it is actually right off route 28 in randolph. right near the holbrook town line. we know the suspect is set to be arraigned later on this morning over at quincy district court, and coming up the next half hour at 7:30, we have video of the huge piece of evidence that police hauled from the scene here just hours ago. live in randolph this morning, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: new this morning crews battle the major fire in templeton overnight about 15 minutes ago, official tell us it is now out. we got the video around 3:00 a.m. this morning of the flames shooting out of the home. it is on boynton road. no word this hour what caused the fire or if there are any injuries, but we are working to get more information from fire officials. the house was built in the the national

police say bailey fired the gun into the air behind the bar, and that bar is located just down the street behind me here on 2nd avenue in middle of downtown. rapids. "i've either got a firework or shots fired downtown somewhere." police say they came from behind this bar--hazzard county american saloon, a popular country themed bar in the city. it's located across the street from goodyear tire, which can be heard in the scanner traffic. "alright goodyear, 2nd avenue, possible shots fired." it's not long before police spot the suspect "so i've got a white male, heavy set, white shirt, black sleeves, has a gun." they track him down as he is apprently hiding. "behind cooper tire, behind cooper tire, he's hiding behind a truck." in a matter of minutes, 21-year-old derek bailey is arrested. "one in custody, we have the gun." (cg: kristin rogers) "incidences like this don't usually happen in downtown cedar rapids, and that's why those who work down here are hoping it doesn't become normal." (cg: cj huang/ president of rock bar american grill) "it's unfortunate this isolated incident happens, ho

he then follows the victim out of the bar and hits him from behind so hard that the victim falls to the pavement. he then violently on the ground, continuing to punch him in the head. somebody inside the bar comes out and tries to stop the beating, but they suspect pushes that person away and continues pummeling the victim. then the video cuts to the suspect dragging the victim by his clothing on the sidewalk him onto the street, then walking away. hoping thatre somebody recognizes the man responsible for this brutal beating. waspolice say the victim beaten unconscious, had multiple cuts and bruises. if you know the man in the video, d.c. police want to talk with you. roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: just awful. meanwhile, a person struck by a metro train at the height of rush hour today cause delays through the system. they were hit by a blue line train at l'enfant plaza. to thes were called scene, the person taken to the hospital in critical condition. leon: gunfire a barbershop. 25-year-old anthony chambers is charged with assault. othersy that he add two opened fire on the barbershop

the style bar boutique hosts a monthly shop for a cause. the store gave five hundred forty dollars to the johnsen family in january. @27:54 "they are most appreciative because every not only financially, but also getting the word out, awareness, you know what disease they've had, and also the prayers, most families are like just send prayers." @27:19 "is this thomas?" it's something the johnsen family still needs. they say henry is considered to be in remission, but he has a long road ahead. @34:04 "i think it's just going to be time more than anything else, and he'll have scans every three months to check for new growth of cancer." @377:34 "we just pray and take one day at a time and just be happy we have his smiling face with us everyday." in slater, megan reuther, channel 13 news. this month's shop for a cause is next week at the style bar boutique, which is located at 27-32 southeast delaware in ankeny. the money will go toward the boehmer family. we featured their son aven's journey earlier this month. he was born with his liver on the

drops of dried blood are still visible on the doorsteps and sidewalk outside the bar. the attack was broken up by the victim's companions, one of whom was also injured and club security. surveillance cameras inside the bar were apparently malfunctioning but multiple cameras outside showed all seven men being ejected. on its website recess lounge says it's quote designed an environment that allows you to escape the perils of today's problems. on monday the bills tweeted out this statement "we are aware of the reports regarding lesean mccoy and are in the process of gathering more information. we will not provide any first time comment at this time ". >>> it's not clear which of the two groups of men began the physical altercation, but either way says lieutenant sanford -- >> i can't come up with any type of argument, again, over a bottle of champagne that would lead to me want to go knock someone to the ground, begin to stomp them and kick them and beat them in brutal way. >> reporter: no comment at this time from the bar owners and the agent for lesean mccoy drew rosen

the decision to shut its doors outside the bar at the end of last year. train conductor jeff carrie was shot and killed at the bar last december and one person has been arrested in connection with that shooting. >> we've been talking about a weather alert because we do have snow in the forecast. jr. >> yes, rainy and humid this evening and then the threat of snow. >> yes, snow friday morning. >>> rain and wind and humidity, radar right now showing deep shaifdz green, yellow, orange and metro west closing in on the city of boston. this will be a batch of heavier rainfall that moves across the metro. likely to be ponding on the roadways for the end of the commute and then this will wind down over the next couple of hours. so far, orange about 3/4 of an inch of rain. boston just a few sprinkles but that's changing because the skies are opening up as we speak. i think most towns when this is all said and done after midnight tonight, probably anywhere between an half an inch to in some locations an inch of rain. it's a weather system, a cool front that is movi

the victim is shot outside of the bar. the suspect will be arraigned later today. emily: the state says a large panel that fell off the side of an orange line train caused this chaos in state street station last night. two trains ran over the panel knocking it into the third rail and filling the station with smoke. some passengers kicked out windows to get out of the trains. no one was hurt. all orange line trains were doug meehan will have a live update just ahead in news to go. other stories we' re following right now, a prison guard at mci bridgewater is due in court today after he was arrested in an undercover drug sting. state police say an undercover officer bought heroin from stephen lebreux three times. right now, the man accused of running down a teenager on a bicycle in lowell is getting ready to face a judge. police say 21-year-old calvin sousa intentionally hit the boy on lawrence street friday night. the teen is in stable condition. randy: right now, dozens of passengers are finally in new york, after a nightmare trip. a plane ride home turned into a t

bar was closing, police actually just pulled someone over just up the street from the bar where it happened, so when they heard this come over the radio, they rushed over to the bar, chased after the suspect and took him into custody. the police radio calls from the minutes right after this happened are very intense. take a listen. running through the parking lot. >> jessica: not clear what suspect will be charged with but suspect did say d.a. will be up this morning. we have video of the enormous piece of evidence that police hauled off from the scene just before 5:00 this morning. live in quincy, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> julie: police confirmed last 30 minutes the ten-month-old baby girl drowned in the bathtub. this is video as we were on the scene right now. right now looks like it was just a tragic accident. >> daniel: video we got around 3:00 a.m. of flames shooting out of the home on boynton road. no word this hour what caused the fire or if there were any injuries. house was built in 1850s and registered with the national historic society. big mess for homeowner to clean up

new hampshire voters are tough, traditionally setting the bar high, expecting face time and demanding candidates understand what they mean. >> i don't think they want to hear a different message. they want sincerity and consistency and expect candidates running for the highest office in the land it understand concerns locally as well. >> do you think the candidates are put to a test in a different way here? >> absolutely. really significantly. because as president of of the state chair association, i get to go to state party events where often time presidential

no guns allowed at the bar. the only place not under surveillance is the bathroom. >> i honestly feel this place is safe. >> in volusia county, blaine tolison, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> our facebook fans are this story online and you can join them by going to facebook.com/wftv. >>> two activist groups have stepped up to help three college students in their fight against valencia college. the letter said valencia college violated the constitutional rights of its students by demanding that students have transvaginal ultra sounds performed on them in the sonogram class. the judge dismissed a lawsuit by three students who said they were penalized for not doing this procedure. >>> today we got a glimpse of the progress being made on the orlando city soccer stadium. sky witness 9 flew over the construction site where the stadium is slowly going up. next week they will start installing steel beams, a major milestone in construction. it's >>> sky witness 9 flew over the construction of the king kong ride. this is t

that led to the arrest of the karaoke bar owner who forced the two sisters into prostitution. with carmilla's support, the two sisters are taking legal action to seek compensation from the bar owner. >> for the past year, carmilla has been doing nightly patrols around tacloban. there are always women who are forced to sell themselves to survive. victims of the typhoon receive money from the government and international organizations. people in impoverished areas don't always have a registered address, making it hard for them to get the support they need. for many, life is still a struggle. >> this woman previously lived in carmilla's shelter. she had run away from home because her husband was violent. >> carmilla recommends the woman attend a seminar runs by an ngo to support victims of the typhoon. the seminar offers information about occupational training in taclob tacloban. participants can also learn how they can borrow money to smatara small business. nightly patrols are one of the efforts under way to help women trapped in poverty more than two years after the typhoon st

back into the bar, grabbed a band-aid from the bartender and started to play again. he went across the street and played four more hours at another bar. that is a drum roll for sure. >> that is dedication. i wonder how many beers. >> yes, bourbon. >> all right, jeff. we got an interesting week here. a little bit of everything. >> we do. everything but the kitchen sink this week. temperatures were as least as warm as today. a couple of showers in the afternoon and that's all after some patchy fog in the morning. here's a look over towards the empire state building. that temperature is at 51. still at this hour. cloudy skies and the wind from the south at 5 miles per hour and with such a mild air mass in place overnight and we still they'll be patchy fog developing towards the predawn hours. temperatures probably bottoming

head, the bottle ended up slicing her throat. >> manager, whose brother own the bar was there sunday morning says the brutal attack happened very quickly >> per perfectly honest we're not surprised. >> even planning a town hall meeting this week, to address them. >> there has been just violence stemming constantly, somebody's always getting hurt, constant fights. >> as we spoke with frank, who lives around the corner? >> this has to be stopped. >> quick question. are you the owner smear. >> roxanne was locking up the bar and was able to address some of his concerns. >> we are not going to tolerate it. >> we are aware of fights at the bar. we're just work to go get everything under under control, working with the 15th, added security, we are taking steps to try to fix everything. >> are you going to have a representative at the town hall meet to go address some of the concerns? >> yes, they are, both owners will be present. >> now the tavern here, it is lock, the door are closed, manager says they're not sure when they will reopen. as for the victim at last check, she was in critical

the stars and bars as we know it today. what i am trying to get to with this is to understand that any argument put forth that these stars and bars represent the confederacy and it's official flag is inaccurate, historically it is inaccurate. if you are from virginia, you can make an argument. for the confederacy, it is really not very accurate historically. first of all, we need to understand that history and put it into proper perspective. now you could argue that it does represent an aspect of southern heritage and southern history, but then the question becomes what heritage and history does it represent? it gets us to the age-old question about what was the cause and the reason for the civil war. now, some people argue that in fact slavery was the cause and the reason for putting forward the civil war. others argued that it is not about slavery, about states rights, about preserving the heritage and culture of the south. now, i want to let you know upfront that my point of view is that in fact the civil war is a battle

randy: and the tables turn on a prison guard. the charges that could landed behind bars. emily: first, we want to check in with cindy and the forecast for today. it' s so funny -- perspective, right? it feels almost warm. [laughter] olessa: ye cindy: yeah. the wind was so active yesterday but now the skies have cleared. in baltimore, we are just about the freezing mark, but once you get outside the city, it is below freezing. even south of town, we are right around the freezing mark. so just be careful. any of that standing water from yesterday that hasn' t had a chance to dry out maybe icy. skies have been clearing out and we will see a decent amount of sunshine with a mix of clouds. another cold front is going to come in tonight, so we' re in between today, sun next with clouds into the 40' s this afternoon with a westerly wind, looking for a high of about 44. a nice weather day overall. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: good morning. a look outside to start things off with a quiet ride along the pike in both directions. eastbound moving toward the top of the scr

-- yowl side the popular bar -- outside the popular bar celebrating with his family. the police continue the investigation and search, the family is sending out flyers and asking for public's help. if you've seen zach marc marr >> we are worried -- marr to call police. >> we are worried. >> reporter: family members are devastated. he was seen outside the bell and hand saturday morning. his family says they have not seen or heard from him sincehis cousin spent the day posting flyers. he was celebrating his birthday with his cousins friday night and went outside for a smoke without his jacket and when the cuss ns he was with that night came out after closing he was gone. >> he was outside for 10 minutes and i feel he didn't have his coat and he wasn't planning on staying out it was freezing. >> reporter: the last images were from the business across the bar on saturday morning. >> we were up with him and he was like a brother to me and we would spend so much time at his house with his parents it's crazy he vanished so suddenly. >> he means everything. he is like a broth

they believe that the victim was shot just outside the bar just after closing. led up to the shooting. the suspect they do have in custody is expected to be arraigned later today. randy: thank you. also breaking overnight, we are getting new information on this scary scene on the orange line of the t. smoke-filled the station and passengers had to kick out train windows to escape. this morning, we do know what caused it. emily: we' re live at state street station with these breaking details. doug? doug: good morning. overnight, massdot revealed it was a panel on the side of one of the train cars that fell off. two trains ran over it, causing it to hit the third rail. the results were pretty scary -- take a look again at the scene inside the state street station. you can see how frantic the passengers were, all of this happening before 9:00 last night. the orange line shut down here for about two hours because of the incident. >> we had to kick the windows out to let people out and everything. >> all of a sudden it was a big, brown, yellow of smoke. everybody just ran because it was so

try to come back into the bar. others exited and ren tared the bar. still his family is hoping that someone saw something. >> he is responsible. this is not like him. >> a heart broken, but hopeful family is scouring the city today for any trace of zachary. the young man from harvard was last seen around 1:45 on saturday morning outside. he was celebrating his 22nd birthday. >> none of us know boston. we are all out from central massachusetts. we are not here all the time. anything could have happened. reporter: he left the bar to make a phone call and wasn't able to go back in as it was closing. when his cousins got outside he was gone. now reel tifls are handing -- now relatives are handing out fliers to tabsy drivers and drivers and homeless and anyone who may have seen him. the family says he has had his struggles, but he is working full time. he just got promoted and he is also working hard in school. >> so many people were gracious in sharing his story. we really appreciate it. we miss him. we want him home.

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aware of fights to at the bar. we're working to get everything under control, working with the 15 and added security. we're taking steps to try to fix everything. >> are you going to have a representative at the town hall peeing >> yes, they are. >> reporter: the tavern is locked. doors closed. manager says they're not sure when they're going to reopen. victim was in critical condition, northeast detectives have not yet made any arrests and they're continuing their investigation, reporting in mayfair, greg argosing "eyewitness news". >>> a woman is in stable condition after two men impersonating utility workers attacked her inside her own home. it happened in the point breeds section of the city. two men armed with guns posing as utility workers forced their way inside the house and assaulted the woman. she suffered allergies lacerations. >>> students will head back to class after ursinus college after a stomach illness shutdown the school. about 200 or so students reported they were suffering if symptoms since las

the bars will be open again. all ages are welcome at the parade tomorrow evening, but you must be 21 to join the party in the bars. reporting live in covington, jennifer schack, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. big time down there. loving the parade, the big heads in the parade. it sounds like the weather is going to be nice. tomorrow, late afternoon, sunshine? randi: a couple of years ago, it was raining. i tried to throw beads and ended up biting at the middle of the float. i had a parade injury. not good. great weather tonight and tomorrow night. no rain showers or anything like that. as we take a look at what to expect, it will feel good for february. looking at temperatures this morning on the cold side, but 40' s today tomorrow, maybe 50' s on super bowl sunday. it is a well-timed warm up last week it was kind of an anomaly. mid 60' s and gorgeous. don' t expect that one of a next group we are back to the cold and a couple of chances for light snow will stop looking at the radar, clear skies. clear skies, calm

aware of fights to at the bar. we're working to get everything under control, working with the 15 and added security. we're taking steps to try to fix everything. >> are you going to have a representative at the town hall peeing >> yes, they are. >> reporter: the tavern is locked. doors closed. manager says they're not sure when they're going to reopen. victim was in critical condition, northeast detectives have not yet made any arrests and they're continuing their investigation, reporting in mayfair, greg argosing "eyewitness news". >>> a woman is in stable condition after two men impersonating utility workers attacked her inside her own home. it happened in the point breeds section of the city. two men armed with guns posing as utility workers forced their way inside the house and assaulted the woman. she suffered allergies lacerations. >>> students will head back to class after ursinus college after a stomach illness shutdown the school. about 200 or so students reported they were suffering if symptoms since las

they did not find there was any interaction between the suspect and the victim at the bar that night nor had there been any sort of relationship between the two. the investigation is continuing. the victim was identified in court as drake scott. he was at the bar participating in an open mic night which he has done in the past. ragur rewrite is being held without bail. -- right is being held -- without bail. emily: cindy in the weather center with a look at forecast. cindy: we have sunshine, temperatures in the 40' s. surely not the 50' s we had yesterday but that is still above average for this time of year. typical high as 39 this year. we are trending colder the next couple of days so temperatures a lot of 40' s. boston is at 44. s. mid 40' talk. we have a light wind out of the west. air is coming from the west right now associated with cooler temperatures and more cloud cover. these clouds are going to be working eastward as we go through the afternoon. the sun will start to fade. this front is the leading edge of a cooler air mass, not the type of cold we had over the weekend bu

in november the san mateo county court reported him to the state bar and a judge found him in contempt twice. >> abandoning the a client would be among the worst kind of ethical violations. lawyers are held to a higher standard and are expected to behave with loyalty and with diligence. >> reporter: he says one of the chief complaints among clients is that attorneys move too slowly. with you he says behavior like scully as is far from the norm. >> the allegations you've described are certainly extreme and would, if proved true, result undoubtedly in bar discipline and perhaps malpractice liability on the part of a lawyer. >> reporter: scully's clients say they can at least give a piece of their mind. >> he shouldn't be able to practice law anymore. >> reporter: the wheels of justice often turn slowly pap cording to the california state bar, scully has no record of disblin the investigative union sit taking a closer look and will break down just how often the bar may let bad lawyers off the hook. you can stay tuned for that next week. >> cautionary tales for many people. >> give us a ca

a picture of chris between his two big brothers hangs in the bar...the place he most liked to be at price hill chili. natalie moore, price hill yes he did and we liked being in the bar with chris. everyone knows price hill hills and he was the heart of price hill chili.natalie moore and janis cupito also watched chris grow from boyhood to manhood here.he'd push in our chairs for us when we sat down. he just made you comfortable and made you feel that you belonged here. and that's true of the whole family. the family huddled together as the lunch crowd diminishes...sharing the laughter that almost always comes with an uncle chris story.he was always extremely great with my kids when they were little.carted them everywhere like they were his own.(daughter says) came running down the steps with his underwear on his head just to make us laugh. and then there was uncle chris...kringle...((kanda beltsos, chris's sister-in- law))him starting christmas up here...all the families around coming that didn't have anywhere to go because they didn't have christmas with their families that night. everyb

@we know the four students went @to the er after eating the @cereal bars laced with the @drug. @they say the student approached @the dean on monday saying i @don't feel well. @started to figure out what @happened here. @a robo call went out to parents @but not before channel 3 broke @the news to some of these @parents. @>> oh, my goodness. @i didn't hear anything about @it. @i hope it wasn't one of mine. @>> we do know our kids. @we love our kids, but part ro @of that love is making sure @they're safe and protected. @if discipline is necessary, @discipline. @>> it's unclear what type of @drug was in that cereal bar. @coming up at 6:50 p.m., i will @let you know why, laced or not, @these students should not have @access to the cereal bars. @>>> two loraine motels deemed @nuisances and dangerous to the @publy, they will be demolished. @the board of appeals ordered @the parkview motel to be raised @by october. @it will also be knocked down, @but so far a date has not been @set. @old drowned in a hotel pool @this weekend. @when they arrived at the double @tree on saturday, a hotel

think about the story. >> reporter: the bar itself has been intact since the 1800s. even the top half of the windows have not been replaced. >> that's all original. that's original glass, and the coloring that you see a on there is from nicotine. >> reporter: back when smoking was second to breathing. they bought the bar in 1928 with zero bar experience. >> we learned a lot real quick, necessity. >> golfers, bikers, cowboys, ranch hands, everybody. >> it's definitely a destination for tourists to come and see a really rich part of history in the state of nevada. >> reporter: attar being in the bar every day for over a decade, it still surprises them. >> to be honest after all of these years, i still find things on the wall. >> now, the bar has been a meeting place of famous actors such as john wayne and clint east wood and a destination for people from around the world some and they're also involved in a lot of 0 community fund- raising events. their signature drink is called the john wayne bloody mary. sounds gooded. over to you, bill. >> oh, you can keep it here, m

woman across the bar if she would like a drink. >> if i sense the woman doesn't want to talk to this guy, i'll busy, make myself unavailable. >> you are the bartender. you take orders. >> i don't like to operate like a dating service. her court. i don't want to create an uncomfortable situation for another guest to make another guest feel uncomfortable. >> i didn't realize there thought into it. >> i do appreciate that instead of bringing it up and make you have to decide whether you want >> the last girl i bought this for didn't want it so here. >> people offer to buy to drink when they already have a drink in their hand. >> the first thing i look at, does the woman already have p a drink. >> ordering an extra drink someone way beyond what their comfort level is. >> go up to somebody and say, hi, how you doing? my name is. let me buy your next drink. >> i think he should man up and and offer to buy her a drink in person. >> if you want to talk to a woman, go and talk to her. come say hello first and see if she is >> you are in a better position to get a number or a conversation out

you stand over there in the bar part. which is lively. in the corner there's always music. >> if you don't want to have a good time, don't come. >> you are an american living the american dream. >> yes. >> every american at one point, i think, wants a bar or restaurant and run it. it's a lot of work. >> you are an african american. >> i am an african american. >> being an african american today. educated, financially successful or not is complex, more than it has been in a few decades. discussion? >> of course. >> being a black man is a blessing to me. being an african man having spirits and roots in africa, it's a blessing. being able to have windows into throwar four different communities is something that i feel privileged to. the world today is - it's more complex because also there's more channels to talk about it. but, i also realise the opportunity and my responsibility as a black man. it's very important for me to hold a high standard, to take not just being a chef. but being an employer serious, and i - being part of - reshaping

, a very big deal. like kim coming from the bar. this was the last year christmas greeting from the boston dynamics, even if the robots are not laughing all the way, new york. >> it is a 2-for-1 saturday addition of rescues in action. >>> welcome back to your rescues in action. your heart is going to melt. this is the possum village rescue, and tell us about these kittens.>> they were rescued at only six days old, abandoned in a warehouse by their mom. garrett had an infected wound, but that unsealed, and they are available for adoption.>> only four weeks old right now, but they are so tiny. >> we think they were premature. they are only have to wait that weight that they should be at this age. >> they are so sweet and adorable, and what does someone have to do to bring them home? >> we would like to get them adopted together, and you can email us if you would like to adopt them. >> he can also get the information on our website, abcactionnews.com . >>> a gun range attached to a bar, and now open for the >>> welcome back to your abc

the man to fall and hit his head. >> this was something they discussed inside the bar. there were text messages that they wanted a piece of him. they waited for him outside the bar and then they attacked him. sean: we have also learned that previously served time for assaulting a four-month-old. erin: administrators at franklin t discuss specifics about alleged hazing, but they do believe it was an isolated incident. the last three games of the s ice hockey team were canceled due to the allegations. school officials did contact police last month after hearing about a student conversation. moving forward, the case will be handled by franklin pierce, not police. sean: crews worked into the night repairing a water main break on heater road not far from route 120. it took a while to track down the exact source of the water main break. crews dug up a large chunk of that road, but the road is open. this is the second water main a traffic flagger is being treated for serious injuries this morning after he was hit in border in vermont. 77-year-old donald ferland was was being r

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