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SOT: 12:35:04 It was just a gun shot and everybody had to get down really fast and we had to run. 12:35:11
FORT MYERS POLICE SEARCH FOR A SUSPECT AFTER A DEADLY SHOOTING NEAR A SCHOOL.
FIRST AT FOUR - BRAND NEW DETAILS IN A LIVE REPORT.
PLUS - NEW RESTRICTIONS WOULD CRACK DOWN ON CHILD PREDATORS IN FORT MYERS.
BUT A STATE AGENCY SAYS THE TOUGH RULES WOULD PUT OUR CHILDREN IN MORE DANGER.
AND - A NORMALLY PRIVATE PRINCE OPENS UP ABOUT WHAT HE FEARS MOST.
FIRST AT FOUR - THE SOFTER SIDE OF PRINCE CHARLES AND THE HOPE FOR HIS UNBORN GRANDCHILD.
Jim ad lib
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"All the kids are safe, all the staff are safe. Everything is going smooth and we're just waiting around until they take the report, and praying for the situation."
GUNSHOTS RING OUT NEAR A FORT MYERS SCHOOL AND NOW POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR A KILLER.
OFFICERS TELL US A MAN WAS SHOT OUTSIDE THE APOSTOLIC REVIVAL CENTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.
IT'S ON THE 21-HUNDRED BLOCK OF BARDEN STREET - JUST SOUTH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING BOULEVARD.
NBC-2'S MEAGHAN SMITH JOINS US LIVE OUTSIDE THE FORT MYERS POLICE DEPARTMENT.
MEAGHAN -
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This is the first homicide of the year for fmpd. It all unfolded outside of a shool this morning- now detectives inside are working to figure out exactly what happened and why.
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*take pkg*
around 11 am-
Nat cop cars
a man is shot and killed outside of a christian school in dunbar.
16:07 "he was taking the kids to daycare."
this woman-
who wouldn't give us her name, says her brother is the one who was murdered outside of apostolic revival center on barden street.
Nat crying
she came to the chaotic scene,
as worried parents picked their kids up from the school
chief 21:49 "we did find one deceased male in the parking lot."
fort myers police chief doug baker won't discuss specifics of the homicide,
but does confirm that the man who was shot and killed,
was targeted.
no one else was injured,
and police won't say if the victim was killed inside the car,
but our photographer first on scene saw the man's body in the car.
24:30 "it's not happening at 2:00 in the morning- this is the parking lot of a school with small kids and it's extremely frustrating."
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Police still aren't releasing the victim's name- they say they're still working to notify his parents. Live in fm, ms, NBC-2
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NEARLY SIX MONTHS AFTER THE MOVIE THEATER SHOOTING IN COLORADO, WE'RE LEARNING DETAILS ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT.
VICTIMS AND FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE JULY SHOOTING STRETCHED OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE THIS MORNING FOR A CHANCE TO SIT-IN ON JAMES HOLMES PRELIMINARY TRIAL.
TODAY, AN OFFICER TESTIFIED THAT HE FIRST THOUGHT HOLMES WAS AN OFFICER BECAUSE HE WAS DRESSED IN BODY ARMOR.
NBC'S LEANNE GREGG REPORTS.
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A GRAPHIC START WITH GRIZZLY DETAILS ON DAY ONE OF THE PRELIMINARY HEARING.
AN AURORA POLICE OFFICER TESTIFIED THAT ON THE NIGHT OF THE SHOOTING, WHEN JAMES HOLMES WAS ARRESTED WITHOUT RESISTANCE, HOLMES WAS DETACHED, OUT OF IT, STARING INTO SPACE.
ANOTHER OFFICER TESTIFIED ABOUT ENTERING THE THEATER, HEARING SCREAMS, AND ALMOST FALLING WHEN HE STEPPED OVER AN ASSAULT RIFLE AND SLIPPED IN BLOOD.
SCENES SO UPSETTING THE OFFICERS HAD TO PAUSE TO HOLD BACK TEARS WHEN DESCRIBING THE CARNAGE.
THESE DETAILS AS PROSECUTORS FOR THE FIRST TIME, LAY OUT THEIR CASE AGAINST HOLMES. FOR A JUDGE WHO WILL DECIDE IF THERE'S ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR A TRIAL.
LEGAL ANALYSTS PREDICT THERE MAY BE ANOTHER OUTCOME.
"It's difficult to see how this case doesn't end up in some sort of plea bargain that puts holmes behind bars for life."
VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE GIVEN THEIR OWN COURTROOM TO LISTEN TO THE EMOTIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
"I was crying like everybody else." /flash / "It's heartbreaking the entire testimony from the officers."
HOLMES FACES MORE THAN 160 COUNTS OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER AND OTHER CHARGES.
WHAT'S BEEN THE MOST REVEALING COURT PROCEEDING SO FAR COULD LAST ALL WEEK.
I'M LEANNE GREGG IN CENTENNIAL, COLORADO. NOW, BACK TO YOU.
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NEW RIGHT NOW, WE HAVE ANUPDATE ABOUT A LEHIGH BABY WHO WAS THROWN FROM A CAR DURING AN ACCIDENT.
TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL CONFIRMS TO NBC-2 THE CHILD WILL BE RELEASED TODAY.
THE SIX MONTH OLD WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH CRITICAL INJURIES AFTER AN ACCIDENT FRIDAY NIGHT.
TROOPERS SAY THE BABY'S MOTHER WAS DRIVING WHEN SHE STOPPED HER CAR IN THE MEDIAN.
THAT'S WHEN A TRUCK SLAMMED INTO THE CAR.
THE BABY WAS NOT PROPERALY STRAPPED IN AND ENED UP IN THE ROAD.
HER MOTHER IS CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGES.
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BRIDGE TOLLS INTO CAPE CORAL RACK UP MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN RECEIPTS EVERY YEAR.
FIRST AT FOUR -- CAPE LEADERS TELL NBC2 THEIR CITIZENS ARE BEING SHORT CHANGED BY WHAT THEY CALL A FLAWED CITY-COUNTY AGREEMENT.
NBC2'S STEVE CAMPION JOINS US LIVE FROM OUR CAPE CORAL MOBILE NEWSROOM WITH THE CITY AND COUNTY FIGHT.
STEVE?
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THE BATTLE BOILS DOWN TO THIS -- COLD HARD CASH.
PASSING THROUGH THIS TOLL PLAZA SETS YOU BACK ABOUT TWO BUCKS.
WHILE THE MONEY IS COLLECTED HERE ON YOUR WAY INTO CAPE CORAL -- CITY LEADERS TELL US FOR YEARS THEY WERE TREATED LIKE A SILENT PARTNER WITH NO SAY IN HOW'S IT SPENT.
THIS AFTERNOON -- THEY'VE HAD ENOUGH AND SAY SOMETHING'S GOT TO GIVE.
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TAKE ROADS NATS
THE MONEY FUNNELS IN BY THE MINUTE -- AT THESE BRIDGE TOLL PLAZAS IN CAPE CORAL.
WHERE IT GOES AFTER THESE WINDOWS -- IS WHAT CAPE CORAL LEADERS FIGHT TO CHANGE.
A 60/40 SPLIT DICTATED FOR YEARS -- LEE COUNTY WOULD RECEIVED THE LIONS SHARE.
FOR THE PAST SEVEN MONTHS -- CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS HAVE ASKED LEE COUNTY TO RECONSIDER THE CURRENT TERMS -- ARGUING MOST PAYING THE TOLL LIVE IN THE CAPE.
TODAY -- WE'VE LEARNED TALKS BETWEEN COUNTY AND CITY STAFF ARE AT A STANDSTILL AS ELECTED OFFICIALS MAKE ONE LAST EFFORT TO FIND A SOLUTION IN THE NEW YEAR.
Kevin McGrail, Cape Coral councilmember
2631 "we could easily challenge this is court. That's the last option. The least desirable because when you're already arguing about the ability to talk your chance in negotiating in good faith are pretty pointless."
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IN THIS LETTER WRITTEN BY COUNCIL MEMBER MCGRAILS HE ASKS LEE COUNTY'S NEW CHAIR TO ADDRESS THIS LUCRATIVE PROBLEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
IN THE PAST FOURTEEN YEARS -- THESE TOLLS HAVE RAISED 350 MILLION DOLLARS.
LAST YEAR ALONE -- THEY BROUGHT IN 25 MILLION.
LIVE IN CAPE CORAL, STEVE CAMPION, NBC2
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RIGHT NOW, A TEMPORARY BRIDGE OPENS IN GOLDEN GATE ESTATES, AND SOME PEOPLE AREN'T HAPPY ABOUT IT.
THE BRIDGE IS IN PLACE AS CREWS WORK TO REPAIR WHITE BOULEVARD BRIDGE.
THIS IS JUST SOUTH OF GOLDEN GATE BOULEVARD.
THE COMMUNITY SAYS THE TEMPORARY BRIDGE MAKES THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD A DANGER ZONE FOR THEIR CHILDREN.
NBC-2'S GABY FLEISCHMAN IS LIVE IN GOLDEN GATE ESTATES.
GABY -
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Live: normally this is a low traffic residential area-- but just became one of busiest streets in GGE. Now residents are concerned about congestion and cars speeding through the streets.
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Angie meister, GGE resident
"44:57 the dreaded day has arrived, it's finally here 02"
Vo:
The road opened up and traffic started flowing down 23rd street southwest-- where a temporary bridge was built as a construction detour.
Crews are working on a $1.9 million project to demolish and rebuild the worn-out white boulevard bridge. In the meantime, traffic is being rerouted through a neighborhood-- raising concern among residents --who say cars and trucks are already speeding through the 30 mph zone-- making it dangerous for their families.
Sot:
Angie meister
45:50 I don't think it's gona be as safe to play out here as much bc they kick balls into the road and run across the st and there's just no way we can have them doing that right now w all this traffic 02
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There are speed bumps further down the road to slow ppl down, but none close to the bridge. Have seen ppl speeding through. I'm told deputies will be patrolling area over the next couple days to make sure things run smoothly. Construction expected to last at least 6 months. Live in gge. gf nbc2.
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A 22-MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT BEGINS TODAY TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC FLOW AROUND LEE COUNTY.
CREWS WILL EXPAND METRO PARKWAY, BETWEEN WINKLER AND HANSON.
THE PROJECT ALSO INCLUDES A NEW BRIDGE.
EXPANDING METRO PARKWAY HAS BEEN ON THE BOOKS FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS.
THE IDEA BEHIND IT -- TO GIVE DRIVERS MORE OPTIONS AND CHOICES FOR TRAVELLING NORTH AND SOUTH - INSTEAD OF U-S 41.
THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO WRAP UP IN SUMMER OF 2015.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA NOMINATES TWO OFFICIALS TO FILL TOP POSITIONS ON HIS STAFF, AND THEY'RE ALREADY STIRRING CONTROVERSY.
COUNTERTERRORISM DIRECTOR, JOHN BRENNAN, IS BEING NOMINATED TO LEAD THE CIA. HE'S ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR SCREEN.
HE HAS BEEN QUESTIONED FOR HIS TIES TO HARSH INTERROGATION TECHNIQUES USED DURING THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION.
CHUCK HAGEL, ON THE RIGHT, IS BEING CONSIDERED FOR DEFENSE SECRETARY.
THE FORMER NEBRASKA SENATOR HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF BEING ANTI-ISRAEL.
THE MEN WOULD TAKE OVER THE POSITIONS FROM LEON PANETTA AND GENERAL DAVID PETRAEUS.
PETRAEUS RESIGNED FOLLOWING AN AFFAIR SCANDAL.
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GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT SPENT THE DAY IN WASHINGTON, D-C.
HE MET WITH THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION'S TOP HEALTH CARE OFFICIAL, KATHLEEN SEBELIUS.
THE TWO TALKED ABOUT HEALTH COVERAGE, COSTS AND MEDICARE REFORM FOLLOWING PRESIDENT OBAMA'S HEALTH CARE LAW.
THE STATE MUST DECIDE IF IT WANTS TO PARTNER WITH WASHINGTON TO SET UP A NEW HEALTH INSURANCE MARKET, OR ALLOW FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO RUN A STATE HEALTH PROGRAM.
She was a governor. She knows the issues that we're dealing with. In our state, the Medicaid program is a 22 billion dollar program. It's 30 percent of our budget. She knows that just like in her budget, it was either tied to, you can put more money in health care or put more money in education. So she understands that
GOVERNOR SCOTT HAS ALSO RAISED CONCERNS ABOUT THE COST OF EXPANDING MEDICAID TO COVER MORE LOW-INCOME PEOPLE UNDER THE NEW HEALTH CARE LAW.
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A PROPOSED NEW CITY ORDINANCE IN FORT MYERS WOULD RESTRICT SEXUAL PREDATORS FROM AREAS LIKE SCHOOLS AND PARKS.
BUT CIVIL LIBERTIES OFFICIALS SAY "NOT SO FAST".
WHY THEY THINK THE STRICTER RULES WILL PUT OUR KIDS IN DANGER.
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PEOPLE CONTINUE THEIR OUTRAGE OVER TRASH, URINATION AND NOISE BY PEOPLE FISHING NEAR THEIR HOMES.
LAST APRIL THE CITY COUNCIL SHOT DOWN AN ORDINANCE THAT WOULD BAN PEOPLE FROM FISHING FROM 10 BRIDGES.
NOW SOME SAY THE PROBLEM HAS ONLY GOTTEN WORSE.
AND HOMEOWNERS WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE HOW TRESPASSING IS ADDRESSED IN THE CITY.
CURRENTLY, POLICE CAN'T DO ANYTHING UNLESS THERE IS A FORMAL NO TRESPASSING LETTER ON FILE.
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PEOPLE IN ONE PINE ISLAND NEIGHBORHOOD ARE HIT BY A STRING OF BURGLARIES--
ANNIE WENZ SAYS LAST MONTH, SOMEONE STOLE A FULL, 5-GALLON GAS CAN FROM HER ST. JAMES CITY CARPORT.
SHE LIVES ON SANIBEL BOULEVARD--
WHERE SHE SAYS AT LEAST TWO OF HER NEIGHBORS HAD THE SAME CRIME HAPPEN TO THEM.
THE CANS HOLD BETWEEN 20 AND 30 DOLLARS WORTH OF FUEL--
NEIGHBORS TELL US THEY IDEA THAT A THIEF IS WATCHING THEIR HOMES HAS THEM MORE WORRIED, THAN THE LOSS.
NO WORD ON ANY SUSPECTS--
SO WENZ PUT UP THIS SIGN-- URGING NEIGHBORS TO BE ON THE LOOK OUT.AND HELP KEEP THEIR COMMUNITY SAFE.
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THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.
IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.
A fading cold front over Central and South Florida may manage to kick up a few showers this morning and then a few more during the heat of the day, but any rain that develops today will be pretty isolated and hit-or-miss.
Aside from a few showers, our sky will feature a mix of sun and clouds, leading to some very warm weather through the afternoon. The average high for this time of year is 75°, and we'll manage to warm several degrees beyond that with our daytime temperatures aimed to near 82° this afternoon.
Humidity levels will continue to stay pretty elevated through the course of the week, bringing the potential for some early morning patchy fog throughout the week, so you may have to contend with low visibility if you're commuting early in the morning close to sunrise.
By Tuesday the cold front that's been essentially parked across Central and South Florida will ultimately fade away, so our weather looks to stay fairly quiet through the remainder of the week with no major cold fronts headed our way.
The big story for us through the next several days will be in the temperature department as daytime highs warm to the low to mid 80s through the end of the week and overnight temperatures only cool down to the mid 60s! These numbers are about ten degrees above average for this time of year.
Even with the abnormally warm weather around, moisture will be very limited, so rain chances will continue to stay very slim through the upcoming weekend.
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FOOD LANDMINES COULD BE HIDING IN YOUR FRIDGE RIGHT NOW.
FIRST AT FOUR - WHY FRUITS AND VEGGIES ARE NOT CREATED EQUALLY.
WHAT YOU NEED TO THROW OUT - TO SAVE YOUR DIET AND YOUR HEALTH.
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IN A FEW HOURS, COLLEGE FOOTBALL FANATICS WILL TUNE IN FOR TONIGHT'S B-C-S CHAMPIONSHIP.
WE CAUGHT NOTRE DAME FANS LOADING UP THIS MORNING IN NORTH NAPLES.
THE FIGHTING IRISH TAKE ON ALABAMA TONIGHT IN MIAMI.
THESE NOTRE DAME FANS HEADED TO THE EAST COAST AROUND NOON TODAY.
NBC-2'S BRIAN COLLERAN IS IN MIAMI.
HE'LL HAVE A LIVE REPORT ON THE ACTION COMING UP AT FIVE.
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CALORIES, FAT, SUGAR AND SALT.
THEY ARE FOUR FOOD LANDMINES THAT ADD POUNDS AND ADD TO YOUR RISK OF DIABETES, HEART DISEASE AND DEATH.
VANESSA WELCH BREAKS DOWN THE MOST DANGEROUS FOODS LURKING IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN.
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THEY ARE KILLERS IN YOUR CABINETS. DEATH TRAPS IN YOUR FRIDGE.
DITCH THE SODA, SWEET TEA AND FRUIT-FLAVORED PUNCH! EACH 12-OUNCE CAN OF POP HAS SEVEN TEASPOONS OF SUGAR.
"There's really some incredible concern, I think, about fructose."
BEWARE OF CANNED FRUITS AND VEGGIES. AND BE SURE TO BUY THEM PACKED IN THEIR OWN JUICE, NOT SYRUP. IT'S THIS TYPE OF SUGAR-FRUCTOSE THAT IS BELIEVED FEED CANCER CELLS.
"We could be helping those cancer cells to grow and divide."
SAUSAGES, HOTDOGS AND BACON ARE THE BAD BOYS OF THE MEAT COUNTER. THEY'RE HIGH IN FAT AND SODIUM. ONE SLICE OF BACON HAS 194-MILLIGRAMS OF SODIUM. THAT'S AS MUCH AS AN ENTIRE ORDER OF WENDY'S FRENCH FRIES.
CANNED SOUP IS BETTER OFF LEFT IN THE CAN. THAT'S BECAUSE THE LINING IN THE CANS ARE MADE OF THE CHEMICAL B-P-A -- OFTEN FOUND IN PLASTICS.
"Some of them have BPA in them, which is a hormone disrupter."
IN A STUDY PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, PEOPLE WHO ATE CANNED SOUP EVERY DAY FOR FIVE DAYS HAD URINE LEVELS OF B-P-A THAT WERE 1,221-PERCENT HIGHER THAN THOSE WHO ATE FRESHLY-MADE SOUP. HIGH LEVELS OF B-P-A CAN CAUSE EARLY PUBERTY, A-D-H-D, OBESITY AND TYPE 2 DIABETES.
TWO MORE DON'TS: CHIPS AND CRACKERS. THEY MAY BE LABELED LOW FAT OR TRANS FAT-FREE, BUT THEY STILL HAVE PLENTY OF SALT AND CALORIES. THE BEST ADVICE: KEEP ALL OF THIS OUT OF THE KITCHEN.
IF IT'S THERE, IT WILL PROBABLY END UP HERE. I'M VANESSA WELCH REPORTING.
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THE CITY OF FORT MYERS WILL CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE THAT RESTRICTS SEXUAL OFFENDERS FROM COMMUNITY AREAS LIKE SCHOOLS AND PARKS.
BUT THE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION SAYS IT'S A BAD IDEA.
WHY THEY THINK THE ORDINANCE WILL ACTUALLY PUT CHILDREN IN DANGER.
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THE I-R-S IS TAKING AGGRESSIVE STEPS TO STOP THEIVES FROM TAKING ADVANTAGE OF YOUR TAX RETURNS.
NEARLY 120- MILLION AMERICANS WILL FILE THEIR TAXES ONLINE.
BUT THAT POPULARITY IS CATCHING THE ATTENTION OF THIEVES.
THE I-R-S SAYS ABOUT 460-THOUSAND TAXPAYERS HAVE BEEN VICTIMS OF IDENTITY TAX FRAUD SINCE 2008.
THE AGENCY HAS ADDED MORE FRAUD SCREENS TO THEIR WEBSITE AND ORDERED 3-THOUSAND EMPLOYEES TO FOCUS ON TARGETTING ONLINE SCAMMERS.
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THE CITY OF FORT MYERS WANTS TO CRACKDOWN ON REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS AND THEIR ACCESS TO CHILDREN.
A NEW ORDINANCE WOULD REQUIRE SEX OFFENDERS TO STAY AT LEAST 300 FEET FROM PARKS AND SCHOOLS.
BUT AS CLIFTON FRENCH REPORTS, ONE GROUP SAYS THIS RULE IS TOO STRICT AND STEPS ON THE RIGHTS OF CHILD PREDATORS.
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VERY FEW PEOPLE WOULD DISAGREE THAT IT'S IMPORTANT TO KEEP OUR CHILDREN SAFE FROM PREDATORS WHILE THEY'RE PLAYING AT A PARK OR WAITING FOR THE BUS.
BUT ONE GROUP SAYS AN ORDINANCE LIKE THIS COULD BACK FIRE.
WE'RE ALWAYS CREATING LAWS TO KEEP OUR CHILDREN SAFE.
AGE LIMITS ON DRINKING AND SMOKING.
SPEED LIMITS IN SCHOOL ZONES.
SO IT'S NO SURPRISE THAT A NEW FORT MYERS CITY ORDINANCE PRESENTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE WOULD ATTEMPT TO KEEP SEX OFFENDERS FURTHER FROM OUR CHILDREN. BY MAKING "CHILD SAFETY ZONES."
STU: "The purpose of this ordinance is pretty straight forward, it would keep registered sex offenders away from places like playgrounds, parks, schools, bus stops, even libraries."
BY REQUIRING THEY STAY BACK AT LEAST 300 FEET FROM POPULAR PLACES FOR CHILDREN OR OFFENDERS COULD FACE JAIL-TIME AND FINES.
AN ORDINANCE THAT SOUNDS GOOD TO MANY.
"The term sex offender casts fear when you say it, it triggers a primal response to protect our children."
THAT'S MARIA KAYANAN, AN ATTORNEY FOR THE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF FLORIDA.
THE STATE ALREADY RESTRICTS SEX OFFENDERS FROM LIVING WITHIN A-THOUSAND FEET OF MANY OF THOSE PLACES.
SHE BELIEVES THE ORDINANCE IS A PLOT TO PUT SEX OFFENDERS BACK IN JAIL. AND TO PUSH THEM OUT OF THE COMMUNITY.
BUT IT'S SOMETHING SHE SAYS COULD HAVE SOME BAD CONSEQUENCES.
SOT: "When laws are enacted that so over-regulate and so over-reach an individual's every movement, that's not good for that individual and will likely drive him or her off the grid, underground and outside the supervision of law enforcement, making the children in our communities less safe."
WHILE IN THE ORDINANCE. THE CHIEF OF POLICE INSISTS IT'S ANOTHER LAYER TO KEEP THE CITY'S CHILDREN SAFE.
LEE COUNTY ALREADY HAS "CHILD SAFETY ZONES."
THIS ORDINANCE IS NEARLY IDENTICAL TO THE COUNTY ORDINANCE.
TODAY THE COUCIL WILL VOTE TO ADVERTISE THE ORDINANCE.
IT WILL THEN GO UP FOR A PUBLIC HEARING AT A LATER MEETING.
LIVE IN DTFM, CF, NBC2.
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THE FORT MYERS MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM COULD BE LOOKING FOR A NEW PLACE TO PLAY.
FIRST AT FOUR - WHY THE FUTURE OF WHERE THE TEAM PLAYS IS UP IN THE AIR.
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GOOD AFTERNOON, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US FIRST AT FOUR.
I'M LINDSAY LOGUE.
AND I'M HEATHER TURCO.
NBC-2 IS LEARNING NEW DETAILS ABOUT OUR TOP STORIES TODAY.
IN FORT MYERS, POLICE INVESTIGATE THEIR FIRST HOMICIDE OF THE YEAR.
A MAN IS DEAD AFTER HE WAS SHOT IN FRONT OF THE APA-STOLIC REVIVAL CENTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ON THE 21-HUNDRED BLOCK OF BARDEN STREET.
NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE.
IN COLORADO, THE SUSPECTED GUNMAN IN LAST YEAR'S THEATER SHOOTING APPEARS IN COURT.
THE PRELIMINARY HEARING IS EXPECTED TO LAST ALL WEEK.
JAMES HOLMES IS ACCUSED OF KILLING 12 PEOPLE AND INJURING DOZENS WHEN HE BEGAN SHOOTING INSIDE A COLORADO MOVIE THEATER.
AND - A LEHIGH ACRES BABY SURVIVES BEING THROWN FROM A CAR DURING A CRASH LAST FRIDAY.
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS AT TAMPA GENERAL TELL US THE SIX-MONTH OLD WILL BE RELEASED TODAY.
THE BABY'S MOTHER IS FACING CHARGES FOR RECKLESS DRIVING.
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Hearing starts for Colo. shooting suspect
CENTENNIAL, Colo. - A preliminary hearing is set to begin today for the former graduate student accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens in a July attack on a movie theater in Aurora, Colo.
James Holmes is charged with more than 160 counts, including murder and attempted murder.
The hearing is expected to take all week. Afterward, the judge will rule whether the evidence is sufficient to put Holmes on trial.
Legal analysts say the hearing could set the stage for a negotiated plea agreement by giving each side a better understanding of the other's case.
Many survivors and family members of the dead are expected to attend.
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DEVELOPING IN FORT MYERS, TIME COULD BE RUNNING OUT FOR THE CITY'S MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM.
THE LEAGUE'S CONTRACT AGREEMENT TO PLAY AT HAMMOND STADIUM EXPIRED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR.
AND UPGRADES, TO THE BALLPARK COULD IMPACT GAMES IN 2014.
NBC-2'S KELLY CRESWELL HAS BEEN GETTING ANSWERS ABOUT WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE BALL CLUB.
KELLY -
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The county will likely approve a one year lease agreement with the miracle instead of a five year---that's because it's looking ahead to a 45 million dollar renovation of this ball park.
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Today the lee county evaluation committee heard pitches from three firms looking to renovate Hammond stadium. Whatever firm the county decides on, the tentative construction will start right after this year's Twins spring training season. The miracle won't be affected this year--but it's the 2014 season that could be impacted depending on the construction schedule. That's why the county and the miracle are taking the lease agreement year by year instead of resigning another five year agreement.
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Steve Gliner, President, Fort Myers Miracle
"Our number one goal is to play here, this is where our fans are familiar with us playing and this is our home so of course the county understands that and they're doing everything they can to help us achieve that goal for 2014."
When I asked the lee county parks and recreation director if the county was looking at other venues for the miracle to play at if construction affected their schedule, he just said the county maintains four facilities--including the city of palms, jet blue and terry park. But that would be something he would negotiate later down the line when the construction schedule becomes more concrete.
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Right now the evaluation committee is ranking the three firms and will hand over the recommendations to the board of commissioners. The commission will then vote on those at a future commission meeting. Again construction slated to start here around April. Live at Hammond stadium kc NBC2.
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DEVELOPING IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY, A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IS TEMPORARILY RE-ASSIGNED.
MIKE RILEY, WITH CHARLOTTE COUNTY SCHOOLS SAYS RON SCHUYLER IS NO LONGER THE PRINCIPAL AT "THE ACADEMY".
THAT'S CHARLOTTE COUNTY ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL.
WE'RE TOLD THE DISTRICT IS CONDUCTING AN INVESTIGATION.
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TWO FORT MYERS FIRE FIGHTERS ARE HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL AFTER THEIR FIRE ENGINE COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE YESTERDAY MORNING.
A FORT MYERS FIRE ENGINE COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER CAR WHILE TO RESPONDING TO A CALL.
IT HAPPENED AT WINKLER AVENUE AND VERONICA SHOEMAKER BOULEVARD.
THE CRASH IS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
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A NOMINEE FOR ONE OF TWO TOP WHITE HOUSE POSITIONS IS ALREADY STIRRING CONTROVERSY.
FORMER NEBRASKA CONGRESSMAN, CHUCK HAGEL, IS UP FOR THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE OPENING.
HE FACED TOUGH CRITICISM FROM REPUBLICANS WHO CLAIM HE'S ANTI-ISRAEL.
HIS NOMINATION COMES ON THE SAME DAY AS JOHN BRENNAN.
HE IS BEING CONSIDERED FOR THE NEXT CIA DIRECTOR.
BRENNAN WOULD REPLACE GENERAL DAVID PETRAEUS WHO RESIGNED FOLLOWING AN EMAIL SCANDAL THAT UNCOVERED AN AFFAIR.
HAGEL WOULD TAKE THE SPOT OF LEON PANETTA.
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STANDING BESIDE HIS PICKS FOR TWO OF THE NATION'S TOP SECURITY POSITIONS- PRESIDENT OBAMA ENSURED A FIGHT ON CAPITOL HILL.
"Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense and John Brennan as director of the Central Intelligence Agency."
THE PRESIDENT PRAISED FORMER NEBRASKA SENATOR CHUCK HAGEL FOR HIS INDEPENDENT THINKING.
"His willingness to speak mind even if it wasn't popular. Even if it defied conventional wisdom. That's exactly the spirit I want on my national security team."
THAT VERY WILLINGNESS TO GO AGAINST HIS PARTY- IS RESULTING IN HEAT FROM SENATE REPUBLICANS.
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"This isn't about politics, this isn't about personalities. This is about being wrong on the principle national security issues."
REPUBLICANS ARE ATTACKING HAGEL
FOR CRITICIZING THE WAR IN IRAQ-
OPPOSING UNILATERAL SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAN-
AND MAKING COMMENTS SEEN BY SOME AS ANTI-ISRAEL.
GAY RIGHT ADVOCATES ARE ALSO CRITICAL-
ABOUT 14 YEARS AGO HAGEL CALLED A U-S AMBASSADOR NOMINEE- "OPENLY AGGRESSIVELY GAY"-
HE HAS SINCE APOLOGIZED.
HAGEL'S SUPPORTERS DESCRIBE THE DECORATED VIETNAM VETERAN- AS UNIQUELY QUALIFIED DURING A TIME OF TRANSITION AT THE PENTAGON.
"I believe his experience - his judgment - his deep understanding of security issues facing this country -- make him the right choice."
Defense Secretary nominee 1:17-1:25
"I will do my best for our country, for those I represent at the pentagon and
for all our citizens."
PRESIDENT OBAMA HAD A MESSAGE FOR THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY ABOUT HIS PICK FOR C.I.A. DIRECTOR.
"You will have one of your own a leader who knows you, who cares deeply for you and will fight for you every single day."
audio outcue: In Washington, Danielle Leigh, NBC News.
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SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON IS BACK TO WORK THIS MORNING IN WASHINGTON.
CLINTON MET WITH HER ASSISTANT SECRETARIES TODAY.
SHE'S STRUGGLED WITH SEVERAL HEALTH ISSUES IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS.
SHE'S BATTLED THE FLU. A CONCUSSION.
AND WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR A BLOOD CLOT NEAR HER BRAIN.
IT'S STILL UNCLEAR HOW HER ILLNESS MIGHT AFFECT HER PLANS TO TESTIFY IN FRONT OF CONGRESS ABOUT SEPTEMBER'S DEADLY ATTACK IN BENGHAZI.
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THE SEARCH FOR A MISSING FLORIDA SKYDIVER CONTINUES TODAY IN WASHINGTON STATE.
29-YEAR-OLD KURT RUPPERT OF LAKE CITY WENT MISSING THURSDAY AFTER A JUMP.
AUTHORITIES ARE COVERING A LARGE AREA BECAUSE RUPPERT WAS WEARING A WING SUIT -.
WHICH COULD HAVE CAUSED HIM TO GLIDE FOR SOME DISTANCE.
HIS FRIENDS SAY RUPPERT HAS BEEN SKYDIVING FOR SEVEN OR EIGHT YEARS.
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EFFORTS ARE MOVING FORWARD TO SALVAGE A PETROLEUM DRILLING RIG GROUNDED NEAR A REMOTE ALASKA ISLAND.
THE RIG IS UPRIGHT AND STABLE AND NOW NAVAL ARCHITECTS HAVE GIVEN THE GREEN LIGHT FOR IT TO BE TOWED.
"SHELL" WOULD NOT GIVE A SPECIFIC TIMELINE FOR THE TOW RECOVERY PLAN, SAYING IT IS DEPENDENT ON WEATHER, WHICH FOR NOW, IS PROMISING.
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AN ALABAMA TEEN FACES ATTEMPTED ASSAULT CHARGES FOR ALLEGEDLY PLANNING A BOMB ATTACK AT HIS HIGH SCHOOL.
POLICE WERE TIPPED OFF WHEN A TEACHER FOUND THE STUDENT'S JOURNAL, OUTLINING AN ATTACK.
WHEN AUTHORITIES SEARCHED HIS HOME, THEY FOUND SEVERAL CANS ALL WITH HOLES DRILLED IN THEM AND CONTAINING PELLETS.
THE STUDENT CLAIMS THE JOURNAL WRITINGS ARE A WORK OF FICTION AND HE NEVER INTENDED TO HARM ANYONE AT THE SCHOOL.
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The journal contained several plans that looked like potential terrorist attacks and attacks of violence and danger on the school and in particular there were six students specifically named and one teacher
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE THE TEEN WAS BECOMING INVOLVED WITH AN ORGANIZED NEO-NAZI GROUP AND LEARNED HOW TO MAKE EXPLOSIVES THROUGH INTERNET RESEARCH.
HE WILL BE ARRAIGNED LATER TODAY ON FELONY CHARGES OF ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
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A PILOT SHORTAGE COULD SOON PUT SOME U-S AIRLINES IN A TOUGH SPOT.
THOUSANDS OF PILOTS ARE RETIRING, AS A WAVE OF THEM REACH THE FEDERALLY MANDATED RETIREMENT AGE OF 65.
AND IN AUGUST, NEW RULES WILL KICK IN THAT REQUIRE PILOTS GET EXTRA TRAINING AND MORE REST.
CO-PILOTS WILL HAVE TO HAVE AS MANY FLIGHT HOURS AS CAPTAINS BEFORE THEY CAN WORK IN A COCKPIT.
SOME ANALYSTS SAY IF A PILOT SHORTAGE OCCURS, REGIONAL AIRLINES COULD BE LEFT SCRAMBLING AS LARGER AIRLINES ENTICE THE AVAILABLE CANDIDATES.
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NEW RESEARCH SUGGESTS A MAN'S DIET MAY AFFECT HIS FERTILITY.
A STUDY OF 700 YOUNG MEN FOUND THOSE WHO CONSUMED THE MOST SATURATED FATS. HAD A 41-PERCENT LOWER SPERM COUNT THAN MEN WHO CONSUMED THE FEWEST FATTY FOODS.
SPERM *QUALITY WAS ALSO IMPACTED.
RESEARCHERS SAY SPERM PRODUCTION AND QUALITY HAS BEEN DECLINING IN WESTERN COUNTRIES OVER THE PAST 60 YEARS. AS SATURATED FATS HAVE BECOME MORE COMMON IN our FOOD SUPPLY.
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AFTER WORLD WAR ONE, THE SCIENCE OF BLOOD COLLECTION REACHED NEW HEIGHTS.
TODAY, OUR NATION'S BLOOD SUPPLY HAS NEVER BEEN SAFER OR MORE RELIABLE.
NOW IN ITS 50TH YEAR, ONE LOCAL BLOOD BANK HAS CHRONICLED THE CHANGES.
AMY OSHIER REPORTS IN TODAYS HEALTH MATTERS.
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WALTER BULLOCK IS ALWAYS WILLING TO ROLL UP HIS SLEEVE AND PITCH IN.
WALTER BULLOCK/BLOOD DONOR
RUNS:
:24: Well I do it often- I think somebody might need some and I got plenty of it.
FOR 50 YEARS NOW, LEE MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM HAS COUNTED ON BLOOD DONORS LIKE WALTER. THE BLOOD CENTER OPENED IN 1963- IN FIVE DECADES IT'S NOT ONLY THE FACES THAT HAVE CHANGED, BUT THE PROCESSES.
NANCY HENDRICK/LEE MEMORIAL BLOOD CENTER
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3:00: We test for everything transmittable. Way back in the 70's they did just random batches of testing so now every single unit is tested.
in light of HIV, Hepatitis C and many other diseases, the federal government ESTABLISHED RULES FOR screening to reduce the risk from blood transfusions.
AMY OSHIER/REPORTING
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Out of all the advancements in the last 50 years one of the most important involves storage. Red blood can now be refrigerated and stored up to 42 days.
NANCY HENDRICK/LEE MEMORIAL BLOOD CENTER
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6:20 Now we're able to refrigerate those units to keep them under the correct temperatures. We also have fresh frozen plasma. So all these things have changed to make sure it's adequate blood inventory.
IN THE EARLY YEARS, THE BLOOD CENTER DEPENDED ON WHAT WAS CALLED A LIVING BLOOD BANK. THEIR STORAGE WAS INSIDE THEIR DONORS.
NANCY HENDRICK/LEE MEMORIAL BLOOD CENTER
RUNS:
5:48 They used to have volunteers go out into the community and type people and keep records of their blood type and when they needed it for someone or they knew a particular patient would need their blood type they would call them in.
TIMES HAVE CHANGED, BUT SOME THINGS HAVE NOT.
WALTER BULLOCK/BLOOD DONOR
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1:55 You have to have saved many lives.
AND NOW THE BLOOD CENTER IS PART OF A LIVING HISTORY. FOR LEE MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM, I'M AMY OSHIER.
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A USUALLY PRIVATE PRINCE CHARLES, OPENS UP ABOUT HIS BIGGEST CONCERNS.
STRAIGHT AHEAD, AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE RARE INTERVIEW AND WHY HIS YOUNGEST SON, IS HIS GREATEST WORRY.
PLUS - A HEARTBREAKING MURDER CASE HEADS TO COURT IN INDIA.
FIRST AT FOUR - THE HIGHLY-CHARGED PROTESTS THAT SURROUNDED THE COURTROOM TODAY.
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PAUSE FOR AHEAD AT 5:00 CLIP
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FORECAST OPEN
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THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.
IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.
TEMPERATURES SOARING BY MIDWEEK
It was a wet start to our first full week of 2013, but we're now trading the rain in for sunshine and much warmer temperatures.
How warm? We're talking mid 80s!
So let me show you how this will all transpire. We're seeing the skies clear tonight as the frontal boundary that brought us the gloomy weather begins to weaken. You can't rule out some very low clouds through the wee hours of Tuesday, but overall it'll be a clear night. Come sunrise we will definitely see areas of fog as temperatures drop to the lower 60s.
From there forward the sunshine pops out and it's here to stay.
Why? Simple, a big mountain of high pressure is moving over the East Coast. That's going to keep our weather sunny, dry, and very warm from Tuesday through the beginning of next week.
Morning lows will continue to be around 60 degrees, and daytime highs will soar to the mid 80s. Tuesday we will see a high of 83, Wednesday a high of 84, and then Thursday we get all the way up to 85 degrees. I wouldn't be surprised if some areas saw temperatures a little above 85 in the days to come.
If you want cold temperatures… You'll have to go north. There isn't a cool down expected for us until mid January.
Enjoy living in paradise!
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PRINCE CHARLES GAVE A RARE TELEVISION INTERVIEW, HIS TOP CONCERN - THE ENVIRONMENT AND PRINCE HARRY'S MILITARY SERVICE.
NBC'S MICHELLE KOSINKSI REPORTS ON THE INTERVIEW FROM LONDON.
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In a rare interview, Prince Charles says he feels he will have to answer to his royal grandchild-- on the state of the environment.
Q- Well you are soon to be a grandfather for the first time so many congratulations.
"Very very old./I don't want to be confronted by my future grandchild saying why didn't you do something. It makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we have them leave them something that isn't a totally poisoned chalice."
Prince Charles, heir to the throne, is also a military parent.
And his immediate worry is Prince Harry, serving his fourth month as an Apache helicopter pilot in Afghanistan.
In September, his base was attacked by the Taliban.
It's his second tour of duty.
"You worry all the time. Certainly every night before I go to bed I worry. And you know he loves doing what he's doing. He's brilliant at it. I think he's helping to keep the nasties' heads down and protecting our troops on the ground. But I do know, yes. I constantly meet the families of those who've lost their sons or husbands or brothers or sisters. I have some understanding at least of what they go through."
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AND PRINCE WILLIAM HAS ALSO BEEN BACK AT WORK AS A RESCUE HELICOPTER PILOT. EVEN ON NEW YEAR'S EVE AND NEW YEAR'S DAY, RISKING HIS OWN LIFE IN THE WORST CONDITIONS TO SAVE OTHER PEOPLE.
BACK TO YOU.
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PICTURES ARE RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW JUSTIN BIEBER CELEBRATED THE NEW YEAR.
TMZ PUBLISHED THIS PHOTO THAT APPEARS TO SHOW THE POP SINGER HOLDING A MARIJUANA JOINT, JANUARY SECOND.
THE PICTURE WAS TAKEN INSIDE A NEWPORT BEACH HOTEL ROOM.
AFTER THE PHOTO WAS LEAKED ONLINE, BIEBER TWEETED A STATEMENT SAYING HE IS GROWING AND LEARNING EVERY DAY, AND TRYING TO BE BETTER.
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TROUBLED STARLET, LINDSAY LOHAN WAS IN COURT TODAY FOR A FIGHT INSIDE A NEW YORK NIGHTCLUB.
LOHAN WAS CHARGED WITH A MISDEMEANOR OF ASSAULT.
THE ACTRESS IS EXPECTED TO LEARN IF LAWYERS WANT TO PURSUE A CASE AGAINST HER.
IN NOVEMBER, LOHAN REPORTEDLY HIT A WOMAN IN THE FACE DURING AN ARGUMENT.
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MICHAEL J. FOX RETURNS TO T-V NEXT YEAR ON NBC.
THE "FAMILY TIES" AND "BACK TO THE FUTURE" ACTOR, WHO HAS PARKINSON'S DISEASE, WILL PLAY A NEWSCASTER WITH THE SAME ILLNESS.
THE ANCHOR HAD TO QUIT HIS JOB BECAUSE OF THE DISEASE, BUT RETURNS TO WORK BECAUSE NEW MEDICINE HELPS HIM CONTROL THE DISEASE'S SYMPTOMS.
THE COMEDY HAS NOT BEEN NAMED YET, BUT IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER.
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TOP OF THE LINE GIZMOS AND GADGETS WILL BE ON DISPLAY IN LAS VEGAS THIS WEEK.
THE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW BEGINS TODAY.
ONE OF THE TOP EXHIBITS IS A DRIVERLESS CAR.
TOYOTA OFFERS A SNEAK-PEAK ON ITS WEBSITE.
THE FIVE-SECOND CLIP FEATURES A LEXUS DRIVING WITHOUT ANYONE BEHIND THE WHEEL.
GERMAN AUTOMAKER, AUDI IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A SIMILAR ANNOUNCEMENT IN VEGAS.
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A SICKENING CASE THAT SPARKED OUTRAGE ACROSS THE GLOBE ENTERS THE COURTROOM FOR THE FIRST TIME.
FIVE MEN ACCUSED OF SEXUALLY ASSAULTING AND MURDERING AN INDIAN COLLEGE STUDENT HEAR THEIR CHARGES FOR THE FIRST TIME.
WHEN WE RETURN, WE'LL TAKE YOU TO THE CHAOTIC SCENE OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM.
BUT FIRST, OUR FOUR AT FOUR: THE TOP FOUR STORIES GETTING THE MOST ATTENTION ON OUR WEBSITE: NBC-DASH-TWO-DOT-COM.
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1. Man shot to death in front of Fort Myers church
2. Tougher restrictions for Ft. Myers sex offenders
3. Fisherman rescued near Marco Island
4. Mug shot gallery - 1/6/13
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IN INDIA, A TRULY SICKENING STORY IS DEVELOPING.
FIVE MEN HAVE APPEARED IN COURT FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE BEING CHARGED WITH THE RAPE AND MURDER OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.
THE MEN ARE ACCUSED OF COMMITTING THE DISTURBING CRIME ON A BUS LAST MONTH.
AS MIKE WOOLDRIDGE REPORTS, TWO OF THE MEN ARE NOW PROMISING TO TESTIFY TO AVOID THE DEATH PENALTY.
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On their way to court from the Delhi jail where they are being held. Five of
those accused over the brutal gang rape of the 23 year old university
student. This was a preliminary hearing taking place in the highly charged
atmosphere the case has provoked in India.
Security had been stepped up in court and outside demonstrators had gathered
once again. Inside the building there was such a scrum, dozens of lawyers,
journalists, and onlookers trying to cram into the court room that the
magistrate ordered that the hearing take place behind closed doors.
PROTESTER NATS
The protesters outside say they will not allow any lawyer to defend the
accused.
This lawyer though says they do have the right to be defended, hang them by
all means he says if they are proved guilty but they should at least be
given a fair chance.
The student was attacked on this bus on December the 16th. She died later
from massive internal injuries during her ordeal.
WATER CANNON NATS
The eruption of the public anger of the case and over the treatment of women
led to clashes during this protest in the heart of Delhi.
Today's events at the court show that the sense of outrage and the profile
of the case have hardly diminished
Mike Wooldridge BBC News
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LAWYERS IN INDIA ARE REFUSING TO REPRESENT THE MEN.
A TEENAGER IS ALSO ACCUSED OF SEXUALLY MOLESTING THE COLLEGE STUDENT
THAT WRAPS UP THE NEWS FIRST AT FOUR.
KELLIE BURNS AND PETER BUSCH HAVE DEVELOPING STORIES STRAIGHT AHEAD AT FIVE.
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A MAN SHOT TO DEATH OUTSIDE A SCHOOL -- CHILDREN INSIDE HEARD THE GUNFIRE --
WITNESSES CLAIM HE'D JUST DROPPED OFF KIDS.
NBC2 IS WORKING ON NEW DETAILS IN THIS DISTURBING CRIME -- A LIVE REPORT MOMENTS AWAY.
PLUS NBC2 SPORTS DIRECTOR BRIAN COLLERAN IS LIVE AT THE BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS -- A LIVE REPORT FROM MIAMI, AT FIVE.
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