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NBA and Hershey Canada announce multiyear partnership
HERSHEY to become the official chocolate of the NBA in Canada. The partnership launched with grassroots initiative to grow youth basketball participation and improve access to the game across the country.
TORONTO, May 11, 2021 – The National Basketball Association (NBA) and HERSHEY Canada Inc. today announced a multiyear partnership that makes HERSHEY a marketing partner as the Official Chocolate of the NBA in Canada.
As part of today's announcement, the NBA, HERSHEY and BGC Canada (formerly Boys & Girls Club of Canada) officially unveiled "Sweeter Together," a three-year community-driven initiative to grow basketball participation among young athletes, invest in new basketball infrastructure and improve access to the game nationwide.
As part of Sweeter Together, HERSHEY will donate a minimum of $300,000 CAD this year to support basketball initiatives in Canada with its "Buy A Bar, Build A Court" retail program incorporating iconic HERSHEY brands REESE'S, HERSHEY'S and OH HENRY!.
The Buy A Bar, Build A Court program will tip-off with HERSHEY and the NBA refurbishing two basketball courts, one at a BGC in Scarborough, ON, and a second at a BGC in Burnaby, BC. The courts will be re-imagined through custom designs from two artists, Scarborough's Jacquie Comrie and Vancouver-based design studio Chairman Ting, leaving a meaningful impression on the community for years to come.
HERSHEY and the NBA will also provide new backboards, equipment, and hundreds of basketball kits to dozens of BGC clubs across the country, furthering accessibility to the game of basketball.
"The NBA is looking forward to partnering with HERSHEY Canada and BGC Canada to make the game more accessible to young Canadians coast to coast," shared Leah MacNab, NBA Canada Managing Director. "The grassroots investment is essential to the healthy growth of the game and the communities where the game lives."
"HERSHEY Canada is excited to partner with the NBA and BGC Canada to create more moments of goodness by investing in grassroot basketball initiatives across the country to help make this sport as easy and fun to play as our bars are to eat," remarked Sam Chehabeddine, GM, Hershey Canada.
"We know that physical activity and organized sport are cornerstones for the overall health and well-being of young people," said Owen Charters, President & CEO, BGC Canada. "We are delighted that Hershey and the NBA have partnered together to provide BGC clubs across the country with updated spaces and equipment that will make the game of basketball more accessible for thousands of kids and teens."
Fans can visit SweeterTogether.ca to learn more about Buy A Bar, Build A Court, interact with a 3D rendering of the court and watch how the artists bring it to life. Fans will also be able to participate in sweepstakes for the opportunity to win official NBA prizes throughout the year.
Fans in Canada can find more NBA information at NBA.ca and by following @NBACanada on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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In an effort to do something nice for the community, Benito's Pizza in New Boston is holding a food and clothing drive. The business is located at 37135 Willow Road.
Area residents who are looking to donate can bring items directly to the store.
"I have ten duffle bags that I need filled with items such as hygiene items, clothing, first aid items, canned foods," said owner Julie Kostadinoski.
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Children's Cartoon Classics Have it Licked on New Set of Stamps
Bagpuss, Postman Pat and Peppa Pig are to be commemorated by Royal Mail
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hat do Bagpuss, Postman Pat and Peppa Pig all have in common? Classic children's TV undoubtedly, but now they all appear as part of a set of special stamps issued by the Royal Mail to celebrate 60 years of British cartoons.
They are joined by other favourites including Andy Pandy, Paddington Bear, Dougal (Magic Roundabout), Mr Benn, Great Uncle Bulgaria (The Wombles), Ivor the Engine, Windy Miller (Camberwick Green), Bob the Builder and Shaun the Sheep.
Royal Mail Stamps' Andrew Hammond said: "For over 60 years, Britain's children's TV characters have brought cheer to generations of viewers. More importantly it has presented us with a cast of characters that, like the memories of the programmes themselves, remain with us throughout our lives. It feels appropriate to celebrate all of these unforgettable characters on a set of very special stamps."
Many would agree that while British animation has often been light years behind its American counterpart, it has maintained a certain charm that all the technological advances under the sun just cannot replicate. This, combined with the air of nostalgia that it lends itself to, means that home-grown cartoons often stay dear to the hearts of viewers, meaning that any memorobilia gets snapped up like a shot.
But with every shortlist comes some glaring omissions – yes, even the innocent world of children's television does not escape the wrath of controversy! Were the adventures of Captain Pugwash aboard the Black Pig all in vain? Was Parsley a hit with generations simply for being the world's first green lion? The debates could rage on in pubs and playschools throughout the land. Nonetheless, the chosen few offer a fitting representation of Great British animation from the 1950s onwards.
To get your hands on a copy of this unique collection, which went on sale on January 7th, visit the Royal Mail online or pop down to your nearest post office.
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CHATHAM- The Cotuit Kettleers fell apart in the 7th inning against the Chatham Anglers, losing the lead, and spoiling the sensational outing of starting pitcher, Austin Sexton (Mississippi State). The Kettleers took a one run lead into the seventh, when the bullpen failed to limit the damage by surrendering four runs in the inning. The Kettleers would eventually lose the game, falling to 4-6 on the season.
Austin Sexton was nearly unhittable for the first six innings of the ballgame. After a somewhat disappointing start against Yarmouth-Dennis last Sunday, Sexton flashed what made him such a dominant college arm against the Anglers. His pitches were electric with the ability to throw each one for a strike.
In Manager Mike Roberts's return to the team on Friday, Sexton accomplished his manager's greatest weapon as a pitcher, changing speeds. "When you change speeds like he did tonight," remarked Roberts, "you're not going to give up many runs in this league."
What was most impressive for Sexton was his ability to put away hitters with different pitchers. He was able to use his fastball, changeup, and curveball to strike out the opposition. He totaled six strikeouts in 6.1 innings, allowed two hits, one walk, one hit by pitch, and was credited with two earned runs.
The Mississippi State was cruising through the first six innings, not allowing a runner in scoring position. The offense didn't give much of any support until the seventh inning when centerfielder, Jack Klein (Stanford), lifted a solo homerun just over the fence in left. The solo dinger gave the Kettleers a 1-0 lead, a lead that wouldn't last much longer.
The bottom half of the seventh came along and Sexton began the inning with another strikeout, the batter whiffing through a change up at the knees. The next batter marked the beginning of the end for the Kettleers on Friday night. With two strikes on Nate Mondou (Wake Forest), Sexton tried to bury a 1-2 fastball that ended up clipping Mondou's foot, sending him to first base. The next hitter took an inside out swing and lifted the ball just over the first basemen's, Gene Cone (South Carolina), head in right field for a bloop single. Coach Robert's decided to call it a night for Sexton who seemed to still be in control but was getting to his pitch limit.
"My pitch count was getting up, my arm was getting a little tired," mentioned Sexton "It was my second start here after I took off about three weeks so it was a good time to come out."
The bullpen was unable to hold the lead for the Kettleers. Mitch Stallings (Duke) came in for one hitter and gave up a single, scoring Mondou from second. The score was tied at one when Kevin Ginkel (Nevada) arrived on the mound, giving up another RBI single to the first batter he saw, Zack Short (Sacred Heart). If you remember Short hit a three run blast in Cotuit, the last time the Kettleers faced the Anglers. The runs kept piling in for the Anglers as pinch hitter Will Craig (Wake Forest) laced a single to left field that scored two more runs and cushioned the lead for Chatham. The score was 4-1 in the blink of an eye.
"They (Stallings and Ginkel) didn't situational pitch very well today," admitted Roberts, "but that's okay. It's my job to teach them and we'll continue to do that."
The Kettleers were unable to ever make up for the damage losing by a score of 4-1. Although it may be a tough loss for Cotuit, Sexton's performance along with Klein's hot bat can be taken as very positive signs moving forward. Sexton puts no fault in the bullpen for the loss against the Anglers, admitting they do their job more often than not.
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Thank god for swades. Its been ever so often that as Indians we have lamblasted the mushy, one track nonsensical movies that were being churned out by bollywood and yearned for something slightly honest and celebral. And now it seems that the moment has arrived. Swades has finally reached the next level of Indian movie-making with the help of ashutosh, srk and rahman where the execution, the concept and the treatment of the film is at least (i can safely assume) close to world standards. There is no point comparing lagaan (the directors 1st movie) to this movie as his earlier venture was purely fiction with no semblance of realism in it. However this movie has so many ingredients of being a pathbreaker for Indian cinema that its almost scary. The feelings and expectations of an nri set aside, it tells the story of middle and upper class India losing touch with the harsh realities of the sufferings of the less fortunate ones all around us (and the fact that we can do very little to change the ongoing scenario is even more glaring and painful). Besides this the movie also deals with the desires and priorities of humans inspite of the trials and tribulations of daily living.
The maturity of the script, the actors and the score makes it a journey of epic proportions without it looking epic at all. The normalcy of the movie is something which might (and hopefully will) change the way cinema is seen and made in India in the future. One can only hope.
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The primitive film-making of the early 1910s with its simple shots, raw frontal acting and rapid action, un-moderated by the expectations of the middle classes, was disappearing. Like a humpback whale it went deep underwater. There would be rumours of sightings in 1950s America in melodramas such as Johnny Guitar (1953), and in the films of Samuel Fuller.
Fuller's pulp melodramas are akin to guerrilla attacks on established certainties. In Underworld USA, where the rackets are under the spotlight, we have a fast and furious battle where the alienated existential anti-hero Tolly Devlin, driven initially by revenge finds a kind of redemption in a squalid death in the same back alley where the genesis of his dark vengeance is rooted. The women in his life find a new meaning and purpose in their lives: "We've got to finish the job for Tolly – or he died for nothing!". Fear is overcome by courage. In Fuller's noirs, it is the influence of strong women that hold the ethical and moral center. Tolly finds what he never knew existed in the b-girl Cuddles – love and giving of one's self without reservation or guile to another. In each of the other Fuller noirs reviewed on FilmsNoir.Net, The Crimson Kimono (1959), The Naked Kiss (1964), and Pickup On South Street (1953), women hold the key to redemption.
The cast is superb, with Cliff Robertson's performance as Tolly as nuanced as it could be, and Dolores Dorn as Cuddles steals the picture, with a simplicity and integrity that is matched by few more successful actresses. The roller-coaster score by George Duning is a brilliant accompaniment seamlessly flowing from a dramatic crescendo underscoring the adrenalin-fuelled action on the screen to a plaintive but subdued jazz motif that echoes the pathos that ensues.
Marvelous review, Tony, of a film that does not receive as much acclaim these days as it most likely should. One aspect of it I adore is that, at only 90 minutes or so, the film feels astonishingly "epic," with a richly peopled and realized tragic storyline Fuller brings to great cinematic life.
Thanks and right on Alexander! The 87th minute to be exact – in the scene after Tolly proposes to Cuddles – he is now acting more urgently and for the first time for someone else as well.
Below…I have linked an article that features director Samuel Fuller, discussing his films in an interview in the imagesjournal.
Great and enthusiastic review of yet another Samuel Fuller film that has achieved a cult following. I have always adored Duning's score. Your paragraph begin,.ing with "Fuller's pulp melodramas….." is a model of descriptive and ultra-perceptive film criticism. I also would like to read more of Spicer as applied to Fuller. I like PICKUP as well, so I will soon read your review on that one through your link.
Thanks a lot Sam. I will send you extracts from Spicer on Fuller and Hitchcock soonest.
Hi Dcd. Sorry, for some reason your comment was in the moderation queue, so its appearance and my response is late.
You should should also check out these other noirs by Fuller: House of Bamboo, Shock Corridor, and The Crimson Kimono.
Thanks also for the link to the Fuller interview, which I was aware of and should have mentioned in my post – it is certainly very interesting.


Intriguing storytelling and a fascinating fantasy world are built up in earthy detail in this novel. It starts with the awful beating given to Karen which leaves her in a coma but growing out of this, and running parallel to it, is the story of Karen's spirit emerging in a fox in a medieval fantasy world - a reminder of Fire, Bed and Bone in the narration and the physicality of the sensations. The fantasy is another rich vein of imagining where historic injustices must be righted amongst a community aware of the power of spirits and the presence of the girl within the fox.


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Vancouver TheatreSports League Presents Throne and Games
by James Chung · April 17, 2015
Vancouver TheatreSports™ League (VTSL) presents Throne and Games, April 9 to May 30. An elimination comedic improv format created by VTSL veteran performer, Graeme Duffy, Throne and Games is inspired by HBO's wildly successful Game of Thrones and the book series it is based on, George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire.
An improvised parody, Throne and Games is filled with betrayal, death, eliminations, unlikely alliances, and above all, humour. During each show, three improv "families" (teams of VTSL performers putting their spin on Game of Thrones characters) will descend on the Iron Throne of Games and try to claim it for their own. Each team will do their best to oust their competitors in a series of classic improv games, customized to each family. At the end of the show, only one character will remain to rule the kingdom.
Each night, the audience will play a supporting role by providing suggestions to advance the onstage action. For Throne and Games, the audience will be referred to as "The Old Gods and The New," and will also decide which characters are eliminated.
"Improv enthusiasts are in for a treat, especially those who are fans of the Game of Thrones books and TV show," says format creator, Duffy. "But you don't have to be familiar with the story to enjoy Throne and Games. With talented performers, larger than life characters and hilarious improv games, a laugh-out-loud evening is sure to unfold."
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dayna less. >> i need officers to go to the lobby. there's a female shot in the lobby. >> that poor woman had gotten off of an elevator, had nothing to do with nothing, and he shot her. >> reporter: police heroically facing off with the gunman as doctors fled with patients. one officer struck in his holster. his gun stopping the bullet. the gunman, dead at the scene. >> had those officers not engaged that guy yesterday, there's no telling how much loss of life we would have had. >> reporter: tonight, tributes to the lives lost. officer jimenez, a husband and father of three. dayna less's father says she was set to marry her high school sweetheart next year. >> i was going to be giving a wedding speech instead of a eulogy. >> reporter: and dr. o'neal, with a beaming smile on the day she found out she would be an emergency medicine physician. her father spoke with her the night before she died. >> and he said, i love you, and those were the last words that she spoke to me. >> and alex perez live from the hospital again tonight. and alex, this evening, you learned that the gunman actua
dayna less. >> i need officers to go to the lobby. there's a female shot in the lobby. >> that poor woman had gotten off of an elevator, had nothing to do with nothing, and he shot her. >> reporter: police heroically facing off with the gunman as doctors fled with patients. one officer struck in his holster. his gun stopping the bullet. the gunman, dead at the scene. >> had those officers not engaged that guy yesterday, there's no telling how much loss of life we would...
ABC7 News 6:00PM : KGO : July 14, 2018 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
their parents. >> judge dayna says last night in a ruling, either human services don't understand the court's deadline or is acting in defiance of it. he asked for a process to reunite parents and to cover the cost of reunification. >> the trump administration has until july 26 to reunite all families. 103 are under the age of are over the >>> entertainment is a billion dollar industry. the growing tenfold over the last decade. in 2017, detainment crossed $958 million. baptist family services received $1.4 billion of those grants. ♪ >>> abc 7 news was at oak land's frab kel plaza where members of behalf pit church joined the mayor for prayer. the prayer was on trump's hard line stance. the mayor wanted to promote unity. >>> a -- now it's named after him. >>> and you'll see a wide range of temperatures across the by the way area. meteorologist sandhya patel up next with the forecast. >>> which current all-star not in tonight's line up. yes, this is highlights from a golf tournament. the >>> aids walk san francisco is days away now. join nbc 7 in golden gate park tomorrow. to regi
their parents. >> judge dayna says last night in a ruling, either human services don't understand the court's deadline or is acting in defiance of it. he asked for a process to reunite parents and to cover the cost of reunification. >> the trump administration has until july 26 to reunite all families. 103 are under the age of are over the >>> entertainment is a billion dollar industry. the growing tenfold over the last decade. in 2017, detainment crossed $958 million....
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ABC7 News 9:00PM on KOFY : KOFY : May 2, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
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forty-ninerdd dayna +#ubble] fid disabledn woman. good evening thanks for3Ñ joinig us. todayu". he was booked into the santa>m clara county jail. there it is. stubble field wasb, arrested on released on bond at 7:00 o'clock tonight. so he's out of jail. facing 5 felony charges including forck.át rape. rape of victim incapable of quiving legal consent and felony false imprisonment. district attorney says the alleged victim came into contact with stubble field in april of last year. when they connected on a babysitting web site. she went to stubble field's morgan hill house 20 minute interview. she left. then the da office says st@t(sq@ her to return to mile annual. occurred. prosecutor says stubble" field gave the woman 80 dollars in cash and went to police where rape test was done. da office says the dna discovered was linked to stubble field. his attorney claims unkoent counter was consentual. >> passed a lie detector regarding the charges and we prove that too. so he's 100 percent innocent nothing but an attempt to take advantage of mr. stubble field. >> attorney says lie detector
forty-ninerdd dayna +#ubble] fid disabledn woman. good evening thanks for3Ñ joinig us. todayu". he was booked into the santa>m clara county jail. there it is. stubble field wasb, arrested on released on bond at 7:00 o'clock tonight. so he's out of jail. facing 5 felony charges including forck.át rape. rape of victim incapable of quiving legal consent and felony false imprisonment. district attorney says the alleged victim came into contact with stubble field in april of last year....
ABC7 News at 4 : WJLA : May 12, 2016 4:00pm-4:59pm EDT
opinion writer dayna millbank getting a nine-course mill of his own words. he predicted donald trump would not win the nomination and pledged to eat his column. to prove he is not full of it, he is now literally full. he did it. he ate his words. dana is joining us. how was the peel? >> it was long. and expensive. you know there was really good food there. victor from del campo cooked up eight dishes from around the world. finished it with newspaper-filtered cof wine, which was sort of the worst part. the larger the pieces of the newspaper the harderer it was to get down. you can grill a newspaper or pickled it or soak it in beer. it is still a newspaper. it wads up in your mouth when you chew it. michelle: so it wasn't disguised to the point you didn't realize there was newspaper in there. you can taste the chunks. >> a nice ground newspaper and pork dumpaling. these were quite good. i was a finally ground newspaper. it gives its texture. it's chewier than before. i recommend for your viewers who like to eat newspaper, they want to grind it up as much as possible first. michelle: qu
opinion writer dayna millbank getting a nine-course mill of his own words. he predicted donald trump would not win the nomination and pledged to eat his column. to prove he is not full of it, he is now literally full. he did it. he ate his words. dana is joining us. how was the peel? >> it was long. and expensive. you know there was really good food there. victor from del campo cooked up eight dishes from around the world. finished it with newspaper-filtered cof wine, which was sort of...
ABC7 News at 4 : WJLA : November 20, 2015 4:00pm-5:01pm EST
call caleb their miracle. dayna spends hours and hours reading to him in hospital including the thousand of encouraging posts and prayers from their facebook followers. jonathan: we wish them the best. alison: absolutely! jonathan: still ahead for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- are the deals left going on black friday going to be worth it? we will let you know when the real deals are going down. alison: in the long list of foods that are bad for you, there is popcorn. jonathan: no. alison: yeah. what is in the bag could stay in your body for years. we will tell you about the chemical and the long-term health risk still jonathan: this is a spectacle in the classroom and one that sent kids to the hospital. i could have been worse. item investigator is here to explain what they did. joce: on that day, nick was playing the role of the pirate at p.t. woodson the day before halloween. he wore a costume. hat with the feather, boots on. that is how his mom identified him on a stretcher later in the day. he took a new role. that of hero. nick was in classroom that day. he put out the flame
call caleb their miracle. dayna spends hours and hours reading to him in hospital including the thousand of encouraging posts and prayers from their facebook followers. jonathan: we wish them the best. alison: absolutely! jonathan: still ahead for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- are the deals left going on black friday going to be worth it? we will let you know when the real deals are going down. alison: in the long list of foods that are bad for you, there is popcorn. jonathan: no....
] >> wow! his wife dayna put the baby ultra sound picture in the oven next to a pack of buns in the oven. >> his reaction was priceless. i wasn't expecting that at all. >> i have never been that excited before in my life. i mean, not mainly for myself. but her. alison: so touching. you know for good reason. the couple struggled for nearly 17 years to have a child. in the past, dayna suffered four mischairmans and a stillbirth -- miscarriages and a stillbirth and she is nearly five months pregnant. we wish the family the best. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- are you ready for all day breakfast at mcdonald's? it turns out it will not be a fulmenu. the exclusions right after this. across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins... ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's tak
] >> wow! his wife dayna put the baby ultra sound picture in the oven next to a pack of buns in the oven. >> his reaction was priceless. i wasn't expecting that at all. >> i have never been that excited before in my life. i mean, not mainly for myself. but her. alison: so touching. you know for good reason. the couple struggled for nearly 17 years to have a child. in the past, dayna suffered four mischairmans and a stillbirth -- miscarriages and a stillbirth and she is nearly...
ABC7 News at 5 : WJLA : December 20, 2016 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
to my three c -- christopher, kiante, christina, and the isaiah, keshon, dayna, taylor and aubrey. i love you. happy holidays. alison: we have breaking news in the abc7 newsroom. the d.c. county approved a paid family leave by a vote of 9-4. this will be one of the most generous in the country. we will have more on this in a live report from the wilson building at 5:30. jonathan: get the mayor's take. she was pushing back on it. let's talk about the weather situation. it's cold today but going to warm up. alison: get better. doug: 40's tomorrow and maybe 50's on friday. cooler over the weekend. not terribly cold. no bitterly cold air in sight. take it and run with it. this evening is clear. a time lapse from damascus elementary school. a ba thin cirrus clouds overhead but generally, look at it going by. high pressure is sitting overhead. kept us clear and mainly the light winds. that is a big thing. we have light winds. speaking of the sunshine. fall is almost completely behind us. winter begins at 5:22 tomorrow morning. look at the effect of the daylight as we get to the winter sols
to my three c -- christopher, kiante, christina, and the isaiah, keshon, dayna, taylor and aubrey. i love you. happy holidays. alison: we have breaking news in the abc7 newsroom. the d.c. county approved a paid family leave by a vote of 9-4. this will be one of the most generous in the country. we will have more on this in a live report from the wilson building at 5:30. jonathan: get the mayor's take. she was pushing back on it. let's talk about the weather situation. it's cold today but going...
tree that fell in woods. dayna felt it in kensington and she said it sounded like a heavy truck coming down the street. barbara, she felt it one mile south of the university of maryland. a lot of folks in our area who felt this. this is a map of the big chunk of the region that felt it. let me go over here and hit this button. you will see the light blue.
ABC7 News at 5 : WJLA : October 23, 2017 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
and dayn -- for pam and dayna that this heals them. therapy they can't get anywhere else. >> we have taken 18 flights. each flight has 185 people. that is how much lives we have touched. >> reagan normal airport, sam sweeney, abc7 news. larry: that is a lot. alison: well deserved all the attention and the accolades. they deserve it. >> absolutely. larry: no question about it. after the crisis in this caribbean, governor larry hogan ordered the soldiers to deploy to the u.s. virgin islands. alison: steve is here now for us to talk about the weather. we had a warm weekend. wonderful but it doesn't feel like fall. steve: it doesn't. but it will as we move to the end of the week and into the weekend. wait until you see a ten-day outlook for halloween. you have to bundle up the kids. the goblins. outside we go. this is a soothing picture to look at. rehoboth beach, delaware. no one is out there. there is one person and we are looking at the quiet conditions for the next few hours around the immediate metro. but then the bigger changes later tonight as a cold front comes rumalling thr
and dayn -- for pam and dayna that this heals them. therapy they can't get anywhere else. >> we have taken 18 flights. each flight has 185 people. that is how much lives we have touched. >> reagan normal airport, sam sweeney, abc7 news. larry: that is a lot. alison: well deserved all the attention and the accolades. they deserve it. >> absolutely. larry: no question about it. after the crisis in this caribbean, governor larry hogan ordered the soldiers to deploy to the u.s....
it was a tree that fell in woods. dayna felt it in kensington and she said it sounded like a heavy truck coming down the street. barbara, she felt it one mile south of the university of maryland. a lot of folks in our area who felt this. this is a map of the big chunk of the region that felt it. let me go over here and hit this button. you will see the light blue. reported to the united states geological survey they felt the earthquake. a lot of reports in the washington, d.c. area. even part of virginia. and you have this guy. this was a christmas decoration fell on the ground from the rattling. a lot of you did the one this that quake caused millions of dollars in damage to the washington monument. you can see the damage there. the national cathedral had a lot of problems as well. that quake was in mineral 90 miles southwest of the district. we just checked with the national cathedral. there is no report of damage there from that delaware quake that struck today. abc7 will continue to follow breaking news on air and online. we will bring you any updates. the reports of the damage
it was a tree that fell in woods. dayna felt it in kensington and she said it sounded like a heavy truck coming down the street. barbara, she felt it one mile south of the university of maryland. a lot of folks in our area who felt this. this is a map of the big chunk of the region that felt it. let me go over here and hit this button. you will see the light blue. reported to the united states geological survey they felt the earthquake. a lot of reports in the washington, d.c. area. even part...
ABC7 News at 900PM on KOFY : KOFY : May 30, 2013 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
identity theft operation at hotel in benecia. police say the suspect 40-year-old dayna huntsman has extensive criminal record for theft burglar and fraud in her hotel room. they say they found credit cards, tax papers, forged checks stole i.d. computer and printer along with. >> the l i have never been so proud. >> that's an ad from 2009 and costing kellogg 4 million dollars. that's what the company is paying in a lawsuit over deceptive marketing. commercial claimed that eating the breakfast serial would improve child memory and attentiveness. people would bought the cereal back then can get up to 15 dollars in refund money. if you think this might aplay to you information for you on our web site look under see it on tv. >> the moving on. landmark fountain in san francisco faces an uncertain future tonight. that found is right smack dab in the middle of what some would call progress. apple wants to build a new flag ship store at post and stockton streechlts fountain just is not in the plans. the lee ann spoke with the daughter of the sculptor who created it. >> this corporation has
identity theft operation at hotel in benecia. police say the suspect 40-year-old dayna huntsman has extensive criminal record for theft burglar and fraud in her hotel room. they say they found credit cards, tax papers, forged checks stole i.d. computer and printer along with. >> the l i have never been so proud. >> that's an ad from 2009 and costing kellogg 4 million dollars. that's what the company is paying in a lawsuit over deceptive marketing. commercial claimed that eating the...
ABC7 News at 9:00PM on KOFY : KOFY : January 22, 2015 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
from soon to be released documentary about the bat kid phenomenon. dayna documentary. >> battled cancer for half his life and didn't want a shopping spree to toys-r-us or to this he wanted to save people and be a hero for the day. >> by now most know miles scott back story began with make a wish foundation as ceo patricia a will son tells it bat kid took a life of its own. >> nobody can take credit it belongs to san francisco. >> that bat kid was to be relatively small. maybe 2 are 300 people involved. then it went viral. one of dana questions how? and why? about. >> nobody from the family to make a wish to anybody involved nobody wanted it to be viral. nobody water clamoring for money. weren't asking for anything other than can a kim 100 people come down to city hall and cheer on a little boy. they didn't want anything from anybody. >> look what she got. miles once said he wanted to be a super hero to save people. well he did. it began as pre-tornado game. and then on so many levels it became real. from los altos, wayne, abc 7 news. >> remember that day. up next on abc 7 news at
from soon to be released documentary about the bat kid phenomenon. dayna documentary. >> battled cancer for half his life and didn't want a shopping spree to toys-r-us or to this he wanted to save people and be a hero for the day. >> by now most know miles scott back story began with make a wish foundation as ceo patricia a will son tells it bat kid took a life of its own. >> nobody can take credit it belongs to san francisco. >> that bat kid was to be relatively small....
Action News @ 11am : KTNV : August 19, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
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. and i'm dayna roselli. yesterday afternoon and we can possibly see the same thing today. our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values between 100 and 105 degrees. [butted with] i don't. i might leave the state b
. and i'm dayna roselli. yesterday afternoon and we can possibly see the same thing today. our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values between 100 and...
region. an air quality advisory is in place for today and possibly into friday morning. ((dayna ad libs about stadium)) the search for survivors...continues in survivors...continues in central italy a day after a deadly earthquake rocked the region. and now the frantic search for those trapped continues.... abc's ray raimundi...with the latest developments.... nats this video of an aftershock in the ravished town as they attempt to rescue those...still trapped man...lucky to be alive. [in italian, voice of translator] sot - "after the second tremor, more rocks fell on my head, and i got a lot of plaster in my mouth, and i called for help, i was gasping and i thought i was dead, that it was over." the scope of the devastation... a day after that 6-point-2 magnitude quake...seen in this exclusive drone video an invisible line between the new town....where houses remain untouched..... and the old city.......where town...flattened....... nats but beyond the destruction... a glimmer of hope [celebration and cheering of girl being rescued] nats cheers of joy when 10-year-old julia... was
region. an air quality advisory is in place for today and possibly into friday morning. ((dayna ad libs about stadium)) the search for survivors...continues in survivors...continues in central italy a day after a deadly earthquake rocked the region. and now the frantic search for those trapped continues.... abc's ray raimundi...with the latest developments.... nats this video of an aftershock in the ravished town as they attempt to rescue those...still trapped man...lucky to be alive. [in...
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Action News @ 11am : KTNV : December 11, 2015 11:00am-12:00pm PST
news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. the winds of change are here... let's go to carlo falco in the weather center. ((ad-lib)) a wind advisory is still in effect for the las vegas valley until 6 this morning but gusty winds will persist throughout most of the day. winds pushed temperatures very warm yesterday, mccarran hit 70 around 7:00 last evening and those same winds kept the temperatures very warm overnight. that will bring las vegas into an odd situation where the warmest temperatures came in around midnight to 1am and the into the valley as the cold core of the storm moves force some rain showers to form over las vegas. most of the showers will stay in the mountains but a few will feet so mt. charleston and the ski park with more sunshine around and highs near 60 but another very powerful storm shoves in stick around through midweek next week. right now, divers are searching san bernardino... it's because the couple behind that mass shooting their visited the lake on the day of the attack. the fbi won't say exactly what they're looking for, but there are
news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. the winds of change are here... let's go to carlo falco in the weather center. ((ad-lib)) a wind advisory is still in effect for the las vegas valley until 6 this morning but gusty winds will persist throughout most of the day. winds pushed temperatures very warm yesterday, mccarran hit 70 around 7:00 last evening and those same winds kept the temperatures very warm overnight. that will bring las vegas into an odd situation where the...
action news live at midday, i'm jessica janner. and i'm dayna roselli. let's get right to greg bennett with the latest conditions... greg? ((ad-lib)) -1 let's get to that breaking news... the driver of a dirt bike is no other vehicles were involved. it happened on las vegas boulevard, near mile marker 12 this morning. police say the driver was wearing a helmet. the road is open right now. we'll keep you updated on this story and bring you the latest as it becomes available. in today's red white and blue political coverage...the country is keep close eye on las vegas with he republicann presidental debate just one day away! this is the final debate of the year and preparations are well underway at the venetian. here it is! the main stage is built and ready to go! donald trump will be front and center stage flanked by his rivals ted cruz and dr. ben carson. also on the main stage, marco rubio and jeb bush, john fiorina and rand paul. as for the first round debate... mike huckabee, rick santorum, lindsay graham and george pataki will face off. that starts at six p-m at the venetian... we'
action news live at midday, i'm jessica janner. and i'm dayna roselli. let's get right to greg bennett with the latest conditions... greg? ((ad-lib)) -1 let's get to that breaking news... the driver of a dirt bike is no other vehicles were involved. it happened on las vegas boulevard, near mile marker 12 this morning. police say the driver was wearing a helmet. the road is open right now. we'll keep you updated on this story and bring you the latest as it becomes available. in today's red...
janner. and i'm dayna roselli. pete rose strikes out again... major league baseball won't recognize him as a member of its league. he's speaking out about this latest ruling at the pete rose las vegas bar and grill near the m-g-m grand right now... you may remember, rose was stripped of his accolades in baseball due to his betting on the game. rose is a fixture you often see around the las vegas. he's frequently down on the strip selling autographed baseballs. rose had asked to be reinstated into major league baseball... but remains banned for life. the commissioner says he continued to bet on baseball when playing for the cincinnati reds. and officers open fire on a man overnight... metro officers say this all started with a robbery! but they don't know if the man they shot was the robber. marissa kynaston is at the scene near alexander and a late night robbery on north nellis-- ended with one man being shot and killed by police officers. the shooting happened on king pa street-- toss and thats where we find action news reporter marissa kynaston-- with the latest details. marissa intro
janner. and i'm dayna roselli. pete rose strikes out again... major league baseball won't recognize him as a member of its league. he's speaking out about this latest ruling at the pete rose las vegas bar and grill near the m-g-m grand right now... you may remember, rose was stripped of his accolades in baseball due to his betting on the game. rose is a fixture you often see around the las vegas. he's frequently down on the strip selling autographed baseballs. rose had asked to be reinstated...
i'm dayna roselli. it's the first increase in nearly a decade. the lending rate would go up a quarter of a percentage point. analysts say the hike is due to an improving economy and a stronger job market. so what does that mean for you? rates are going up on things like mortgages, bank savings rates and corporate bonds. but, there won't be much impact on consumer loans or credit cards. :11 - :22 "what the median effect...prices immediately." (butted with) kevin o'leary :38 - :47 "it's good news...but housing, barbara's wrong." taking a live look at the new york stock exchange -- the markets are bracing for the move. so far, stocks are looking coming up at 11-30, federal reserve chair janet yellen will hold a press conference about the new policy. we'll bring that to you live, as soon as it starts. speaking of the federal government -- a bill is in the process of being approved to fund the government through september. congressional leaders reached an agreement yesterday on a massive 1- point-1 trillion dollar bill. the government was set to run out of money at midnight... but
i'm dayna roselli. it's the first increase in nearly a decade. the lending rate would go up a quarter of a percentage point. analysts say the hike is due to an improving economy and a stronger job market. so what does that mean for you? rates are going up on things like mortgages, bank savings rates and corporate bonds. but, there won't be much impact on consumer loans or credit cards. :11 - :22 "what the median effect...prices immediately." (butted with) kevin o'leary :38 - :47...
thanks for joining us on this second half of action news live at midday, i'm jessica janner. dayna roselli is on assignment. one person is dead. action news reporter gina lazara is on scene with what happened. gina -- it's pretty horrific looking. lots of debris on the road from this crash nhp says the pick up truck was going south when he crossed the center line into oncoming traffic and hit that dump truck head on. the driver of the pickup truck died on the scene. the driver of the dump truck actually was not injured at all. troopers still don't know what caused the pickup truck driver to swerve. they haven't ruled out a distraction or texting or a medical condition or speeding. plan on the 215 being closed between ann and hualapai for the next four hours at least. reporting live gina lazara channel 13 action news an update now on... the clark county school district janitor accused of leaving bodily fluids in a michael skelton made his first appearance in court. a judge set his preliminary hearing for december 31st. police arrested skelton...after they he was caught on camera, wi
thanks for joining us on this second half of action news live at midday, i'm jessica janner. dayna roselli is on assignment. one person is dead. action news reporter gina lazara is on scene with what happened. gina -- it's pretty horrific looking. lots of debris on the road from this crash nhp says the pick up truck was going south when he crossed the center line into oncoming traffic and hit that dump truck head on. the driver of the pickup truck died on the scene. the driver of the dump...
of mind. hello and thanks for joining us on this second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. there have been so many questions about that horrific crash on the las vegas strip... since it unfolded less than 24 hours ago. who was the person that did this.... and why-- police just wrapped up a news conference and answered a lot of our questions. action news reporter stephanie zepellin is live at metro the whole community really las vegas mayor carolyn goodman tweeted out -- "what a tragedy... our prayers and thoughts are with all so innocently and tragically affected in tonight's strip crash." and even the governor is speaking out he released a statement saying... "i have spoken with sheriff joe lombardo and will remain in contact with him.... as this incident continues to evolve ... the state stands ready to help and will provide any assistance needed to ensure the safety of our visitors and residents." "kathleen and i extend our deepest sympathies.... to all who are affected by this shocking and tragic event. additionally... i would like to th
of mind. hello and thanks for joining us on this second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. there have been so many questions about that horrific crash on the las vegas strip... since it unfolded less than 24 hours ago. who was the person that did this.... and why-- police just wrapped up a news conference and answered a lot of our questions. action news reporter stephanie zepellin is live at metro the whole community really las vegas mayor carolyn goodman...
thanks for joining us news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. let's get straight to meteorologist greg gennett with all the details. lower elevations 5500ft and below expect a trace to only flurry action. the valley as a whole, has a better chance for drizzle activity than snow or flurries but the trend for both rain and snow has been increasing and not decreasing. temperatures during christmas will only reach into the upper 40s and winds pick up to between 10-20 mph with gusts between 25-35 mph. the wind-chill will put us in the low and mid 30s so bundle up and add more wood to the fire! overnight lows through the weekend will below freezing common into the next work week but mainly sunny to partly sunny skies will return and winds look to die down by sunday late morning. the woman accused of driving her car into dozens of people first appearance in court. 24-year-old lakeisha holloway is facing murder with the use of a deadly weapon charges in connection to sunday's deadly crash. her lawyers asked for a delay in the case...which was granted. her next court appea
thanks for joining us news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. let's get straight to meteorologist greg gennett with all the details. lower elevations 5500ft and below expect a trace to only flurry action. the valley as a whole, has a better chance for drizzle activity than snow or flurries but the trend for both rain and snow has been increasing and not decreasing. temperatures during christmas will only reach into the upper 40s and winds pick up to between 10-20 mph with...
this second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. let's send it over now to meteorologist greg bennett. after that, temperatures will have rising warm enough for a cold drizzle to take over and by 8am, and activity such as rain or snow will hold to the mountains and not the valley. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will take over the rest of the holiday weekend but winds will stay blustery and high temperatures fall into the mid and upper 40s. the low 30s and mid/upper 20s so be sure to check your pipes, pets, plants, and elderly relatives. by next week, winds die down to normal values and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies continue. rise slightly to the upper 40s and low 50s. flying today is a toss up... weather is acting up... but traveling this close to the big day might put you in a smaller crowd. action news reporter parker collins is live at the airport now... scoping it out. parker-- how's it looking? we're seeing a lot of people... the board is looking like this... some people actually getting in sooner than expected. remember give your
this second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. and i'm jessica janner. let's send it over now to meteorologist greg bennett. after that, temperatures will have rising warm enough for a cold drizzle to take over and by 8am, and activity such as rain or snow will hold to the mountains and not the valley. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will take over the rest of the holiday weekend but winds will stay blustery and high temperatures fall into the mid and upper 40s. the low 30s...
half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. jessica janner is off today. action news reporter gina lazara is on scene right now... now we have to talk greg, it's been freezing! in fact, right now, there's as it stands now, las vegas will get clouds where the mountains have a moderate chance for a trace of snow. temperatures look to rise as we see more sun throughout the next several days. highs look to bump into the lower 50s through this coming weekend. rain chances are lacking through this week but winds may be picking up just in time for the new years eve celebration and with overnight may be in the low 20s! we're just days away from one of the biggest parties on the planet--- new year's eve in las vegas. this year, because of recent this year, because of recent rash of terror attacks... and even last week's deadly crash on the strip... and just this morning, the sheriff confirmed las vegas has received a few threats.. but nothing credible yet. so what's being done to keep you safe? action news reporter parker collins has all the details,. parker -- the sheriff just wrapped
half of action news at midday, i'm dayna roselli. jessica janner is off today. action news reporter gina lazara is on scene right now... now we have to talk greg, it's been freezing! in fact, right now, there's as it stands now, las vegas will get clouds where the mountains have a moderate chance for a trace of snow. temperatures look to rise as we see more sun throughout the next several days. highs look to bump into the lower 50s through this coming weekend. rain chances are lacking through...
. hello and welcome to action news live at midday, i'm dayna roselli. jessica janner is off today. and breaking here at home -- a homicide suspect is in police custody...for shooting and killing his father. here's our first look at the suspect. he's 21-year-old eugene mbayi tshiyombo. police say he killed his 68-year- old father last night at a home near pecos and the 215. we're told the two argued the night before... the suspect is now facing murder charges. let's get straight to our top story -- fitness parking lot... his foot was on the brakes and his dry cleaning in the back seat... action news reporter parker collins is live near rainbow and alta. he's been talking to police. parker... what are they saying? they're saying it's definitely a weird case... this is where the car finally stopped after the driver was shot once... breaking the window. police are looking at surveillance footage... they can see two cars meeting up in the parking lot after one am. there were at least two people in the car where the bullet came from... they got out to shoot... and the bullet actually went th
. hello and welcome to action news live at midday, i'm dayna roselli. jessica janner is off today. and breaking here at home -- a homicide suspect is in police custody...for shooting and killing his father. here's our first look at the suspect. he's 21-year-old eugene mbayi tshiyombo. police say he killed his 68-year- old father last night at a home near pecos and the 215. we're told the two argued the night before... the suspect is now facing murder charges. let's get straight to our top story...
second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna jessica janner is off today. let's get straight to weather... even though the winds are gone, you'll still have to deal with temperatures! and clark county health officials are now issuing a smoke advisory for thursday night until friday... because of all the fireworks. all that smoke in them could aggravate people with respiratory diseases. again, i must stress that this prediction can change a few more times before we get into you; relaying the latest weekend and the next work week. a new disturbance is making itself known at the end of the seven day that may bring a chance for rain and snow monday breaking right now-- a live look at montgomery county, a live look at montgomery county, pennsylvania... pennsylvania... bill cosby just arrived in court -- he'll be formally charged with sexual assault. you can see the media frenzy there right now. the charges are from an incident at temple university more than a decade ago with a former university employee. and a live look at los angeles- attorney gloria allred is set against the charge
second half of action news at midday, i'm dayna jessica janner is off today. let's get straight to weather... even though the winds are gone, you'll still have to deal with temperatures! and clark county health officials are now issuing a smoke advisory for thursday night until friday... because of all the fireworks. all that smoke in them could aggravate people with respiratory diseases. again, i must stress that this prediction can change a few more times before we get into you; relaying the...
hassan. dayna roselli and jessica janner are off on assignment. let's send things over now to meteorologist greg bennett. so what else do we need to know before heading out for tonight's celebrations? the low pressure system has moved on but high pressure is taking its place; centered north of winnemucca, nv. this will still give us some breezy conditions but the good news is these winds should and last through 9pm tonight. 10-20 mph winds will be common during this time with an occasional 25 mph gust. now to a breaking news update -- on that new year's eve fire, burning right now in dubai. the fire is now 90-percent contained. amazingly, no one was hurt. the fire broke out just across the street from one of the three fireworks displays planned in the country. but officials say the show will go on. unknown. speaking of tonight's craziness on the strip, our first responders and officers say they have a plan, and are ready for almost any situation you can imagine. clark county fire will have two extra engines and 10 ambulances staged near the strip. that's on top of the stations
hassan. dayna roselli and jessica janner are off on assignment. let's send things over now to meteorologist greg bennett. so what else do we need to know before heading out for tonight's celebrations? the low pressure system has moved on but high pressure is taking its place; centered north of winnemucca, nv. this will still give us some breezy conditions but the good news is these winds should and last through 9pm tonight. 10-20 mph winds will be common during this time with an occasional 25...
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information about some world health news.. hey dayna & todd, i'm joining you for breaking news this midday- the zika virus is now considered an international emergency. that's according to the world health organizatio that made the annonent u wiin the pas hur. in fact the organization called it quote an extraordinary event the world health organization just wrapped up an emergency meeting... and is estimating there could be up to 4 million cases of zika in the americas in this next year. the zika virus is blamed for a surge in the number of babies the epicenter of the outbreak is brazil... internationally. indonesia reported its first case and colombia reported more than 2000 pregnant women infected. here in the us... four of the cases are in pregnant women. i'll keep watching for developments as thisstory develops. todd? a man dies after getting hit by a car while running across the street. police are telling us he was trying to catch the bus. around 6 yesterday morning, the man got off the bus near camino al norte and lone mountain. then he tried to run to the other side of the road to g
information about some world health news.. hey dayna & todd, i'm joining you for breaking news this midday- the zika virus is now considered an international emergency. that's according to the world health organizatio that made the annonent u wiin the pas hur. in fact the organization called it quote an extraordinary event the world health organization just wrapped up an emergency meeting... and is estimating there could be up to 4 million cases of zika in the americas in this next year....
Action News @ 11am : KTNV : February 10, 2016 11:00am-11:56am PST
actions. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of action news at middday now to the latest on that royal caribbean cruise ship -- swept up in hurricane force winds. the captain explains for the first time -- how the storm caught the whole crew off after battling destructive 30 foot waves and hurricane force winds - the captain of the anthem of the seas is speaking out - defending his actions to set sail during a whole than this and it was up here and then it just exploded! in a video broadcast internally to all 4500 passengers' staterooms monday - captain claus andersen - who ordered everyone on board the ship to stay in their rooms for roughly 8 hours during sunday's storm - says he's never experienced anything like it. captain claus andersen i have not seen low pressure that was not forecasted anything near what we actually experienced. suny maritime expert joseph ahlstrom - an experienced captain himself - says andersen's actions to set out to sea were appropriate. capt. joseph ahlstrom/suny maritime you never can tell. once you get out to sea,
actions. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of action news at middday now to the latest on that royal caribbean cruise ship -- swept up in hurricane force winds. the captain explains for the first time -- how the storm caught the whole crew off after battling destructive 30 foot waves and hurricane force winds - the captain of the anthem of the seas is speaking out - defending his actions to set sail during a whole than this and it was up here and then...
Action News @ 11am : KTNV : February 11, 2016 11:00am-12:00pm PST
charges related to his own standoff aaintnt in 20-14. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. this midday, u-s officials are sounding an ominous warning.. they say north korea's recent nuclear test and its launch of a satellite using ballistic-missile technology-- simply can't be sugar- coated... direct threat to the security of the united states and its allies... here's c-n-n's brian todd. a brazen nuclear test.. and this: a display of long- range ballistic-missile technology, in the guise of a satellite launch. two blatantly-aggressive moves by kim jong un within the span of a month have the u-s and its allies reeling. and the u-s senate, late today, passing sanctions against the north korean regime... a regime that, america's top intelligence chiefs say, poses the world's greatest nuclear threat. (james clapper, director of national intelligence) "pyongyang continues to produce fissile material and develop a nuclear-armed missile that's capable of posing a direct threat to the united states." u-s officials say the nor
charges related to his own standoff aaintnt in 20-14. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. this midday, u-s officials are sounding an ominous warning.. they say north korea's recent nuclear test and its launch of a satellite using ballistic-missile technology-- simply can't be sugar- coated... direct threat to the security of the united states and its allies... here's c-n-n's brian todd. a brazen nuclear test.. and this: a...
hour. and i'm dayna roselli. today, the four protesters who surrendered yesterday...are charges. right now, f-b-i bomb teams are combing the scene for any behind.
for joining us on this second half hour. and i'm dayna roselli. today, the four protesters who surrendered yesterday...are charges. right now, f-b-i bomb teams are combing the scene for any behind. that wildfire refuge remains closed to the public. but for the first time in 41- days, it's free of those occupiers. that tense negotiations leading to the protesters' surrender played out on a live-streamed phone call. sot (phoner): fbi: do the right thing, right? occupier: the you'll remember the militia was demanding the federal government turn over public lands to local control. last month, the standoff's leaders were arrested during a traffic stop. and the group spokesman was shot and killed. at least 20 of those militia members are facing federal charges linked to the his family has quite a legal battle ahead of them. cliven is facing 6 charges from a separate standoff with the fbi in bunkerville back in 20-14. his sons ammon and ryan are also behind bars. we spoke with cliven's daughter- in-law... who says the government is out to get him. "cliven is a big threat to the federa
for joining us on this second half hour. and i'm dayna roselli. today, the four protesters who surrendered yesterday...are charges. right now, f-b-i bomb teams are combing the scene for any behind. that wildfire refuge remains closed to the public. but for the first time in 41- days, it's free of those occupiers. that tense negotiations leading to the protesters' surrender played out on a live-streamed phone call. sot (phoner): fbi: do the right thing, right? occupier: the you'll remember the...
the east- see what they're up against! hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. now to that the record-breaking cold -- and a dramatic rescue in new hampshire -- dozens of people in danger -- when their ski resort tram was trapped fifty feet above ground. abc's gio benitez is in new hampshire with the latest "there was // screaming." horror and harrowing rescues in new hampshire. "there was an 8 month old baby." 48 people trapped in sub - zero temperatures - ground --terrified. "it swung hard and it swung back // we knew there was a problem." for nearly 3 hours skiers and sight see-ers left dangling in the air -two trams breaking down - rescuers able to get people to rappel down cables to safety. "so i just kind of looked down and watched everyone helping me get down." overnight - snow falling in chicago after a weekend of blinding blizzard conditions white out and white knuckle driving across the midwest. nats: roads littered with wreckage. nats: in indianapolis ---- multiple pileups leaving at least 10 injured. this
the east- see what they're up against! hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. now to that the record-breaking cold -- and a dramatic rescue in new hampshire -- dozens of people in danger -- when their ski resort tram was trapped fifty feet above ground. abc's gio benitez is in new hampshire with the latest "there was // screaming." horror and harrowing rescues in new hampshire. "there was an 8 month old...
quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. ad lib intro to wx front will continue to pass through this morning and into the afternoon. scattered showers are expected for the morning but we should dry out close to lunch time today. snow will continue to fall on the mounains 6000ft and above through the day with 4-8 inches of fresh snow expected at 8000ft-10000ft. high wind warning for the mountains and a wind advisory for las vegas will be in place winds behind the front gusting between 30- 40 mph in the valley and 50-70 mph around red rock and the spring mountain range. high temperatures will hover in the upper 60s and lower 70s today but are expected to gradually climb back to the mid 70s by the end of the weekend. winds lighten up and sunny skies return just in time for the weekend and will continue into the next work week. now the latest on the battle between apple and the f-b-i. despite a judge's order... the company is refusing to unlock the cellphone of a san bernardino shooter... but customers are rallying in support of the company. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas is ha
quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. ad lib intro to wx front will continue to pass through this morning and into the afternoon. scattered showers are expected for the morning but we should dry out close to lunch time today. snow will continue to fall on the mounains 6000ft and above through the day with 4-8 inches of fresh snow expected at 8000ft-10000ft. high wind warning for the mountains and a wind advisory for las vegas will be in place winds behind the front gusting between 30- 40 mph in...
. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. let's begin with breaking news... swat has a home surrounded near cheyenne and fort apache-- this has been going on for hours now, a woman says the people inside the home.. kidnapped her. yasmeen hassan joins us live with what she's seeing. a woman is telling officers she was kidnapped and held in a home on this street. somehow - she was able to escape. she made it to a neighbors house - called police around 6 am. since then, we've seen more and more officers arriving on the scene. they have been taping off streets - talking to neighbors. officers say swat working on a search warrant right now. they are going to try and move in on the house - and take these suspects into custody. we are talking about a possible are considered dangerous. an update on some breaking news.. a terrifying morning around the strip...as a bloody crime ends at the cosmo! 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near harmon and polaris police were posted up here all morning... finding shell casings... no one has been arre
. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. let's begin with breaking news... swat has a home surrounded near cheyenne and fort apache-- this has been going on for hours now, a woman says the people inside the home.. kidnapped her. yasmeen hassan joins us live with what she's seeing. a woman is telling officers she was kidnapped and held in a home on this street. somehow - she was able to escape. she made it to a neighbors house - called police around 6 am....
cops... hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to second half of action news at midday. ad lib toss greg low pressure that brought the rain, snow and wind is moving the day. breezy conditions will be common for our morning across the valley but should become 5-10 mph by this afternoon. high temperatures are still within the upper 40s today due to the low grabbing cold air from the north and forcing into the southwest so please be sure to wear warmer clothing. freezing both days and have, or will have, hard freeze warnings from 10pm to 10am for indian springs and pahrump. pick back up again tonight at 10pm and last until 10am wednesday morning. luckily for all of us, sunnier with the upper 50s. the weekend into next monday is holding with mainly sunny skies, light winds, and highs but police can't find any crime scene! action news reporter parker collins joins us now with a breaking news update. parker... you spoke with the clerk who called 9-1-1? that's right. he told me he saw the man's bullet wound... right in the stomach. when we first got to the apartments ne
cops... hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to second half of action news at midday. ad lib toss greg low pressure that brought the rain, snow and wind is moving the day. breezy conditions will be common for our morning across the valley but should become 5-10 mph by this afternoon. high temperatures are still within the upper 40s today due to the low grabbing cold air from the north and forcing into the southwest so please be sure to wear warmer clothing. freezing both...
. find out what happened to the passengers. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcme to the second half of 13 action news at midday ad lib to greg a weak disturbance glides just dips dramatically to the south tonight as high pressure makes its way onto valley along with high throughout the day, winds will gradually pick up speed starting between 5 and 15 mph this morning and working up to 10-20 mph with gusts around 25 southeast of phoenix which allows the low to grow. this will allow a major drop in temperatures and gusty gusts look to range between 30 between 40 and 50 mph. their way back to the upper 70s by thursday/friday afternoon. now to a new twist in that fight between apple and the fbi the fbi director writing a blunt letter about the dispute -- as protesters plan to back apple -- and assemble in more than 30 cities -- abc's pierre thomas is in washington with the latest. overnight, the fbi director released a letter calling on apple to comply with the judge's order to open san bernardino killer syed farook's i-phone: ((fullscreen gfx)) "... we can't look the su
. find out what happened to the passengers. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcme to the second half of 13 action news at midday ad lib to greg a weak disturbance glides just dips dramatically to the south tonight as high pressure makes its way onto valley along with high throughout the day, winds will gradually pick up speed starting between 5 and 15 mph this morning and working up to 10-20 mph with gusts around 25 southeast of phoenix which allows the low to grow. this will...
? hello. i'm jessica janner. and i'm dayna rosselli. all eyes are on our state! the nevada caucuses begins tonight. and marco rubio is gaining some steam. the florida senator has received a major injection of establishment money and support. meantime, ted cruz and john kasich's campaigns are in damage control. cnn's sara murray reports. donald trump is hoping to lock in another win in nevada. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "forget the word caucus, just go out and vote, set on amassing endorsements. (bob dole/former senator) "i'm supporting rubio." (tim pawlenty/former minnesota as the alternative to trump -- before it's too late (marco rubio/(r) presidential candidate) "if we nominate someone that half of the republican party hates we're going to be fighting against each other all the way to november. we will never win that way." but right now donald trump's blows are firmly trained on ted cruz (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "this guy is sick, there's something wrong with this guy." just hours before voters cast their ballots in the unpredictable caucus state o
? hello. i'm jessica janner. and i'm dayna rosselli. all eyes are on our state! the nevada caucuses begins tonight. and marco rubio is gaining some steam. the florida senator has received a major injection of establishment money and support. meantime, ted cruz and john kasich's campaigns are in damage control. cnn's sara murray reports. donald trump is hoping to lock in another win in nevada. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "forget the word caucus, just go out and vote, set on...
. and i'm dayna rosselli. more than 2-dozen reported tornadoes tore across the gulf states. at least three people have been killed. here's abc's elizabeth hur with more. < ((nats)) "look up look up!" a monster storm system is on the move up the east coast.. this rv park in st james parish, louisiana obliterated. parish, louisiana obliterated. ((sot)) woman "i immediately took off running to help reported tornadoes in 24 hours.. across 5 states. ((sot)) aaron forsyth, gold's gym states. ((sot)) aaron forsyth, gold's gym member "sounded like a train that was coming through here." people were inside this gold's gym in prairieville, louisiana when a twister ripped the wall right off the side of the building. ((sot)) aaron forsyth, gold's gym member "working employees and just people working out and they had about eight kids in the daycare, so definitely a scary situation." amazingly no one was seriously hurt here.. but elsewhere the heavy wind and rain powerful enough to flip this tractor trailer over debris.. ((sot)) willy martin, st. james' parish sheriff "we are hoping that's we can g
. and i'm dayna rosselli. more than 2-dozen reported tornadoes tore across the gulf states. at least three people have been killed. here's abc's elizabeth hur with more. < ((nats)) "look up look up!" a monster storm system is on the move up the east coast.. this rv park in st james parish, louisiana obliterated. parish, louisiana obliterated. ((sot)) woman "i immediately took off running to help reported tornadoes in 24 hours.. across 5 states. ((sot)) aaron forsyth, gold's...
quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. welcome back to the second half of action news at midday. ad lib toss to wx with high pressure and a pocket of dry air coming together over the southwest, mainly sunny skies will be trending throughout the seven-day forecast! winds today through the weekend are hold to either less than 5mph or will range between 5-15 mph during our afternoons. high temperatures will still reach well above normal values for this time of year and will continue through the outlook. today, high temperatures will with central las vegas expected to hit 74 by 3pm. moving into friday and the weekend we will be flirting with record temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s. our warmest day is expected to be saturday with a range between 78 and 83 degrees. by next week satellite imagery, coupled with future forecast modeling has shown a weak and major moisture seems to be lacking. this means mainly sunny skies will continue but we will have to deal with breezy to windy conditions with a drop back to it's their last before super tuesday... the candidates prime objection is to tr
quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. welcome back to the second half of action news at midday. ad lib toss to wx with high pressure and a pocket of dry air coming together over the southwest, mainly sunny skies will be trending throughout the seven-day forecast! winds today through the weekend are hold to either less than 5mph or will range between 5-15 mph during our afternoons. high temperatures will still reach well above normal values for this time of year and will continue through the...
will fill you in so you'll be ready for any watch party. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to 13 action news midday. and more on the breaking news from the top of our newscast.... candidate chris christie is now backing donald trump for president! the new jersey governor saying this midday that trump "will do what needs to be done to protect the american people." at one point people thought christie himself would end up as the likely candidate... but his campaign never caught fire. he dropped out due to weak numbers. again- chris christie endorsing donald trump. welcome back to the second half of action news at midday. now more on that that deadly shooting in hesston, kansas. police say a gunman killed three people and injured 15 before he was shot dead. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. horrifying moments as gunfire erupts in a small kansas community. "the gun was strapped on and he was ready to go." just before 5pm thursday officals say 38-year old cedric ford started his shooting rampage. first firing shots at random drivers -- wounding two in separa
will fill you in so you'll be ready for any watch party. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to 13 action news midday. and more on the breaking news from the top of our newscast.... candidate chris christie is now backing donald trump for president! the new jersey governor saying this midday that trump "will do what needs to be done to protect the american people." at one point people thought christie himself would end up as the likely candidate... but his...
for tourism. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. thanks for joining us for the second half of 13 action news at midday. first---a live look outside. we're in store for a warm day---perhaps a warm week? 13 weather first meteorologist joins us with the latest on the an entire neighborhood on edge this midday after being forced their homes for hours. neighbors say a man refused to come out of his home yesterday lamb. home. 00:00:13 karla urzua, neighbor "he apparently won't come out, and they said he was armed or something. i don't know if he did something, but they were just taking out guns, a lot of guns from the cop cars." (butted with) 11:59:59 carlos "the dad was with the kid, then the kid ran out and the dad was in guy. around 1, police determined the area was safe--but the suspect was no where to be found. a henderson family is lucky to be alive after a bad fire. it happened saturday night near sunset and pabco. crews arrived to find smoke coming from the garage. a woman and her -5- children were home at the time and did make it out safely. one of the families pet
for tourism. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. thanks for joining us for the second half of 13 action news at midday. first---a live look outside. we're in store for a warm day---perhaps a warm week? 13 weather first meteorologist joins us with the latest on the an entire neighborhood on edge this midday after being forced their homes for hours. neighbors say a man refused to come out of his home yesterday lamb. home. 00:00:13 karla urzua, neighbor "he apparently won't come...
donations. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. ad lib toss to greg weak ridge of high pressure will steer most of our seven mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be common throughout the rest of the work week and into the weekend. high temperatures today are still featured in the upper 40s friday, saturday and sunday will be very pleasant with thursday/ friday and monday have weak short waves attached to them. this will allow for possible breezy conditions and perhaps a slight build up in clouds but a chance for rain or snow will hold to the northern sierra moving across the country -- tens of millions of americans in its path... and a series of damaging tornadoes tear across the south. abc's steve osunsami is in clarkesville, tennessee with the latest. across parts of the south overnight, families had to sleep with one eye open. mos: "the tornado picked us up and turned us." the sky started falling before dinner. what looked like a giant tornado moved in over fields in alabama.. nats: it's in the water tower // that things a monster the high winds blew up a transfo
donations. hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. ad lib toss to greg weak ridge of high pressure will steer most of our seven mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be common throughout the rest of the work week and into the weekend. high temperatures today are still featured in the upper 40s friday, saturday and sunday will be very pleasant with thursday/ friday and monday have weak short waves attached to them. this will allow for possible breezy conditions and perhaps a slight...
-- i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. before we get to those headlines, let's turn now to 13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett. what can we expect for this weekend? the front that brought clouds yesterday morning has moved on and high pressure has reestablished itself across the southwest! sunny skies and mild winds will be a common occurrence throughout the next 5 to 7 days. it's been almost a year since local mother tammy meyers was front of her home. the case made national headlines, today, we're hearing from a young woman... who says she was dating one of the accused shoooter, erich nowsch's best friends. she says she talked with nowsch...just hours after tammy had been shot. deborah roberts: did he tell you that he had used the gun? khatelyn krisztian: his words were, "i got them." deborah roberts: do you think he had any idea that it was tammy meyers in that car? khatelyn krisztian: no. i-- i full heartedly, in my it's someone that's close to you. you know, you can tell when someone's hiding facts or-- or holding back. and he wasn't. he was there answering tellin
-- i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna rosselli. before we get to those headlines, let's turn now to 13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett. what can we expect for this weekend? the front that brought clouds yesterday morning has moved on and high pressure has reestablished itself across the southwest! sunny skies and mild winds will be a common occurrence throughout the next 5 to 7 days. it's been almost a year since local mother tammy meyers was front of her home. the case made national...