rick bought it from mercury astronaut gordon cooper in 1995 for $19,000. and he gives the auction house two letters of authenticity to prove it, along with actual photos that the astronaut said were taken from space with that camera. "i took the photographs with a hasselblad camera. the serial number on the camera body is tv 45279." but when the auction house submits the camera for expert analysis, the results surprise everyone. did it end up being gordon cooper's camera? >>t did not. >> uh-oh. that's next. >> announcer: here's another quiz question for you. how many of the original seven mercury astronauts walked on the moon? is it... the answer in a moment. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lo

admitted that its own mercury and air toxic rule would not generate significant mercury reduction benefits. in fact, attributes nearly all of that rules benefits to the indirect reductions and fine particular matter that is regulated in another part of the clean air act. so e.p.a. itself has admitted that allowing these plants to operate in the adjustments to be made is not a significant issue. so, if you consider the fact that -- actually the u.s. court of appeals rendered a decision because a lawsuit was brought about e.p.a. not forming a special subcategory for these coal refuse plants, and they said it was not a violation of the clean air act, that a subcategory was not set up by e.p.a., but the -- if you read the opinion, e.p.a. certainly could have set up a special category for these coal refuse plants and decided not to do it. the reason we are here today is because we have a job, we are the party -- we are the body that wrote the clean air act. and we disagree with e.p.a. on this particular issue. we are saying, 19 plants, 14 in one state, 1,200 jobs directly, 4,000 jobs indirectly

they had previously warned of high mercury levels in large mouth bass in all north carolina waters. now, they are alerting the public about high mercury levels in walleye and small mouth bass in lake glenville. they recommend pregnant women or children under 15 not consume the fish from the lake. 3 1839 i don't think mercury is too healthy for you. so, seeing that i wouldn't eat the fish out of here. but i'd come out here and catch them for fun.3 health officials say there is no known risk from the high mercury levels in fish that affect swimming, boating, or the handling of fish. 3 3 a car lot in enka started the work week with a mystery, every car was covered in an unkown substance. the cars look like they have flurries stuck to them, about 200 cars at debruhl's used car lot have this on them. the employees from a nearby plant or construction. they worry about what they are breathing in. it is the shiny nature of the substance that worries linsey debruhl. 3 :57 "it's flickering. see it just went off right there. i don't know. looks like insulation. we really don't know, but we'd l

messenger running around mercury, we knew mercury was going to drag it and break it -- and bring it down. eventually it will run out of fuel to keep it where it is at. they did fabulous. , anything on the books to go back to? anything on the books to go back to? agency isopean space in the final process of testing a spacecraft, it is actually two spacecraft. this -- by the japanese space agency. we have instrument, a really nice instrument on the mission and we help them with the tracking. that is the next big mission to mercury. >> do have anybody to venus right now? >> we do. the japanese are there right now. this is the mission they are trying to get into orbit five years ago. it took two years for them to line it up and figure out not only what the problem was that how to use the cape they had left. you need these nozzles for directing the thrust the right way. now that they understood their mission well enough to get into orbit, which they did in early december, we helped them with that. we have a whole team of people not only in japan but in the data.ooking at the venus >> why hasn

complete or is inaccurate specifically canned tuna because some studies show it is high in mercury. a f.d.a. spokesman said the agency will update advise. >> a drugged called a miracle in the fight against rare cancers is now being investigated following patient deaths in australia. the drug was seen as a major breakthrough because it did not kill the healthy cells. now a spokesman said that patient studyies have have been serious side effects and even debt. >> a new public to get young voters to the poles in a student voting act that registers students to vote when they enroll for classes. the legislation would apply tore any student in the uc or community program program unless that student opts out of the the student voting act is heard in its first committee later this month. or in early april. >> today, if you have a lead foot, head to the raceway to drag. >> the wednesday drag is today and gives the general public a chance to drag race on the facility's quarter mile drag strip. add pit it you have always wanted to try. >> have you? >> well...this is some of the action that the

. >>> pregnant women adding fish to their diets may be adding mer mercury as well >> and what it means for gays >>> and these tememperaa >> the kentucky senate okay is a controversial bill that will allow businesses to denies services to gays and lesbians. no one has to do business with or serve anyone else if it violates their conscious to do so. the measure would override, that protects gays and lesbians, that rules certainly in place in covington. it now goes on to the state house for consideration. >>> and study of mercury in fish guidelines to protect pregnant women. and the environmental working group, the guidelines are not specific enough on which kinds of fish to avoid and could lead women to eat too much fish. tuna accounts 32 percent. the faa and e pa don't identify as fish pregnant women should avoid. they identify lower mercury as salmon, fish, light can tuna. till lappia and cod. suggests, avoiding shark, swordfish and king mackerel. >> they blaze a trail on the job. melissa arnold became the first female captain. arnold is a 17 year veteran and one in four, to hold the r

this evening, expect mainly clear skies with the mercury dropping to near 40 by 9 pm. overnight, with mainly clear skies, chilly start to your monday. you'll need a warm jacket as you head out the door, but you won't need one as you're heading home! high pressure will take control tomorrow, so we'll be treated to plenty of sunshine with highs back in the low-60s! it'll be even warmer as we continue through the week - low-70s on tuesday, then mid-70s expected all the way through friday! of showers for thursday night....instead, we won't see any rain until next sunday! still ahead - fighting obesity - we'll tell you the popular food that may diet. those who do so are less likely to develop type-two diabetes and heart disease. recent study suggest peanuts and peanut butter may hold the key to preventing obesity, too. middle school children who swapped out peanuts for unhealthy snacks. after 12 weeks, the children who ate the nuts had a lower body mass index than those who did not. and they continued to lower their b-m-i for 12 weeks beyond the study. still ahead - remembe

messenger running around mercury, we knew mercury was going to drag it and bring it down based on the orbit it was in. and that was a great science orbit, you know? you want to get, you want to do the science. so eventually it's going to run out of fuel to keep it where it's at, and so the plan was, well, we're going to take science measurements all the way down to the impact, which they did. they did fabulous. >> cool. so anything on the books to go back to mercury, or we -- >> yeah. so the european space agency is in the process of, final process actually, of testing for a spacecraft that's actually two spacecraft, one that is being built by the japanese from the japanese space agency, and they're going to take it. so so there's an esa spacecraft and a japanese spacecraft, and we have instrument, a really nice instrument on the esa mission, and we're going to help them with the tracking. and that will launch in early 2017. it comes up pretty fast. and then, so that's the next big mission to mercury. >> okay. venus. do we have anybody at venus right now? >> we do. japanese are there

. >> reporter: white 2009 mercury looks like this. the license late number is glt4055. police say the group of teens is responsible to several robberies in cleveland heights and at least one more tuesday case western's campus. they are trying to connect the dots to others including a purse natching off of delbert road thursday night. -- snatching off of delbert road thursday night. >> we are in the process of pussing together some line-ups to have the victims take a look at photographs of the suspects that are arrested now. >> my mom gave me pepper spray as a precaution. sometimes i walk home from the school at 2:00 a.m. so it is kind of sketchy having to walk back and see the e- mails and know it is not actually as safe as it seems. >> reporter: we noticed a heavy police presence, officers patrolling on the streets and on foot. it makes me feel safe. i am a proud parent. i hope they catch the guys out here so can i continue to it be a proud parent. >> reporter: and case western does have a safe ride home program for students who can

the san jose mercury news will become the near -- the mercury news. a newspaper editor laid off last year said the community suffers when local newspapers disappear. >> newspapers are important. it sets the issues of the day that we can all debate. when newspapers go down. we lose something in our civic discourse. >> the changes go into effect on april 5, about 40 jobs will be eliminated starting with hield offers for veteran workers. >>> the director of the fbi is admitting having apple unlocking iphone used by san bernardino gunman was set a precedent. james comey testified before the house judiciary committee and he told members of congress if the government can force apple to unlock a phone used by the san bernardino shooter, then it could open the door to gain access to other iphones. until now, the fbi has said that the request is limited to just of that phone. apple has refused the court order saying software to unlock the phone what set a legal precedent. >>> the u.s. attorney general was talking directly to a cybersecurity conference in san f

now they are altering the alert about the mercury in the wild life in glennville. they warn pregnant women and small children under 15 not to consume the fish in the lake. >> the mercury is not too healthy. seeing that, i wouldn't eat the fish out of here. but i'd come out and catch them for fun. >> holly: health officials say there is no known risk from the high mercury levels in fish that affect swimming, boating, or handling the fish. >> jay: in this morning's news lookout for four suspects accused of stealing dozens of firearms. >> holly: it happened happened at a gun store in the atlanta area. the suspects used a car to break open a door at the store. officials say it took about three minutes for them to swipe 30 guns before leaving the scene. police want the guns off the streets. >> we don't know what -- who is going to purchase the guns or what hands are going to get into it, and we definitely want to get them back. >> jay: the gun shop is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the four suspects. >> holly: take a look at the video

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many

studied show it is still high in mercury. a spokesman said the sad will update the advice. >> a drug called a miracle in fight cancer is being investigated after patient deaths in australia. the drug was seen as a major breakthrough because it targeted cancer without killing healthy cells. a spokesman phone the drugmaker said that the patient studies have stopped because of adverse events but they would not say how many patients died or suffered serious side effects. >> a new push to get young voters to the polls, california lawmakers and students machine to announce the student vote act this registers students to vote when they enreally for class. it applies to any student in the uc and csu or community college almost unless the student on the-- opts >> today if you have a lead foot you could head to the sonoma race way to drag. >> the wednesday drags resumes today. when i say that word i think it will be a different event. it gives the public a chance to drag race on the facility quarter mile drag strip. if you have had a f

. >>> people in tokyo are starting to see the mercury rise, and skbr japan's meteorologist are saying cher cherry blossoms will be earlier than usual. >> yes, going through the next several days, get out and catch some of those early blossoms, they bloom typically later in march, but this coming weekend, a few of those trees will be out there and you'll be looking at some pretty decent weather. as far as the extended forecast, though, we do have the southerly winds continuing to come in and that's rising the mercury, but that is coming at a price. because this is the leading edge of an area of low pressure, developing towards the west. that's going to be moving over the korean peninsula, and most of the country will be looking at some sort of precipitation this coming weekend, especially by saturday, extending through sunday, increasing sunday, northern areas of the country. so definitely widespread rainfall to be had here. farther towards the north, warming up. in fact, sapporo, in fact, one there expected for the high on friday. take a look by this, on sunday, incredible for this ti

because these plants already comply with the mercury requirements. we need to consider the health of our communities if these facilities close. this is a reasonable, balanced and commonsense approach. let's not circle the wagon and say no to continued cleanup on the hillside of pennsylvania. let's say no to restoring streams. let's not say no to the jobs that these plants represent. mr. speaker, my district is in danger and my constituents are at risk unless this bill passes. coal refuse piles that have persisted for generations catch fire and burn uncontrolably spilling toxics in the air. rivers are turned orange and wildlife are destroyed. coal refuse featured prominently in the countryside looming over schools, farms. without the hard work of the coal refuse to energy industry, work that includes painstaking remediation, this problem would be far worse. yet, e.p.a. regulationes that are blind to this unique circumstance threatens to bring their work to an end. you'd thinking our regulatory agencies and members of congress would be eager to address

the san jose mercury news will become, the mercury news in the san mateo times will be folded into that paper. the former newspaper editor who is a journalism professor said it is an ongoing downward spiral. >> as the paper becomes more generic, less local, has less of an edge on its reporting, it is less compelling as a product. >> the changes go into effect on april 5. about 40 jobs will be eliminated in the process. that will start with buyouts offers for veteran workers. >>> the head of the fbi is admitting that having apple unlocking iphone would set a precedent. james comey testified before the house judiciary committee and told congress that if the government can force apple to unlock a phone used by the san bernardino shooter, than it could open the door to gaining access to other iphones. until now, the fbi said the request was limited to just that phone. apple has refused a court order saying them a writing software to unlock iphone would set a legal precedent. >>> u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch was talking directly to a cybersecurity conference in san francisco. lynch t

sunshine and the mercury topping off in the 70s. 68 and 69. mostly loudy. and 67. mid70s. 74 on sunday. night time lows in the 50s. a southwest wind. a mess. winter is hanging tough in chicago and cleveland and west virginia getting light snow. 47 raleigh. tonight we're mild because tonight winds come in from the southwest out of the front tomorrow. and clouds will break up and by the afternoon it is good, low 80s to the southeast. temperatures around the bay area. watch the future cast and watch the front move our way and the showers run out of gas. behind it. high pressure builds in. this is friday and that saturday and that's sunday the days are great. >>> tonight clouding up. a shower or thunder shower north late tonight. we're down to 63. any rain ends. sunshine increase. we do a 72. a nice day. mostly sunny and very nice a high up to 72. after that there is no sign of rain. in fact. the mercury heads up i think we have 80s on the way by the middle of the week. scott? >> looking good. a mon ser homerun for cory dickerson. 569 feet is what they measured it -- a

city staff told the mercury news this happens help weekly and they are looking into lights. last eke on wednesday, two people were caught on another surveillance camera located at the 4th street alley. city officials are not sure if they are the same people from monday night. today, the graffiti has been removeed. i spoke with san jose mayor sam liccardo and asked if it was discouraging do see it at city hall. >> certainly to see it anywhere and that is why it is important in partnership with the community we do what we can to get it down as quickly as possible. that is the greatest deterent to any graffiti. >> we spoke with the san jose excess they were not aware of the issue at city hall. >> a city official told me that they clean up the graffiti the day it is discovered and they are punishing the any app, you can download it and report graffiti in your neighborhood and someone from the city can come out and clean it up. >> interesting stuff. an unusual reversal from donald trump continues to reverberate across the country. now, strong reaction about his ab, remarks from a

white mercury looks like this. the license plate number is glt4055. that group of teens is responsible for several robberies in cleveland heights and at least one more tuesday afternoon on euchlid avenue. they are trying to connect to others. the two victims were veteran case professors. >> right now in the process of putting together line ups to have the victims take a look at photographs of suspects that have been arrested. >> your case campus tonight students are keeping their guard up. >> my mom gave me pepper spray. sometimes it's sketchy having mails and know it's not actually safe. >> we noticed a heavy police presence officers patrolling on the street and on foot. >> that makes her feel safe and me feel safe. >> something this mom is happy to see. >> i'm a proud parent and that's why i hope they catch the guys out here so i can continue to be a proud parent. >> thank you for that report derek. case western also has a safe ride home program for students who don't want to walk home alone and be aware of your

>> mercury. >> mercury. just thought of that. mercury. it's so weird, my inside voice, you can actually hear. like my inner -- mercury, mars, earth, then it's like jupiter -- [ gibberish ] right? i'm ththfurthest one out. pluto. my son asked me last night, where's pluto? we were looking at a thing of the solar system. i said, not a planet. >> how did he take it? >> not well. he was kind of bummed. i'm will arnett and i'm a writer, i'm an actor. i'm a human beinin and i star in the human being centric show, "flaked." [ police siren ] come on. i don't have time for this. last i ccked you're not my sponsor anymore. >> look, just keep your side of

names mercury news. the biggest impact may be oakland. they will have a weekly paper with fremont and hayward. the bay area president says it is in an effort to sharpen the content offers in the bay area. >>> a former deputy is accused of arranging fights with it inmates for entertainment and it is being called a gladiator jailhouse fight club. henry lee has react from both sides. >>> san francisco district attorney george gascon says there is county jail mates garcia and stanley harris much bigger than garcia to fight at least twice in the jail on brian street. deputy scott neu told the two inmates if they didn't fight, he would handcuff them or send them to a different jail with fewer privileges. >> describes the immoral authority of the honest, hard working deputies that work hard day in and day out. to protect us and to ensure that we run our county jail system in a proper and legal manner. >> reporter: public defender jeff acohi brought the allegations to light. >> we call this a game of thrones gla

say the forestallll them friday and took off to work arrested saturday go the othere two, 08 in 209 mercury milan. all known was hurt they wanted to assess the suspect forsp somebody is hurt the big turnout madison village council meetingfo about dissolved in the police department it will be held atb the community colleges hundred shave their heads over the weekend how will help raise money for childhood cancera research. the cavaliers are looking to keep the good times roll as three. we'lll have more coming out. take a look at. that eight our forecast might see a couple slivers of sunshine that were we do weather and traffic every eight minutes.nd let's check in with scott sabol forsc a look at the forecast. that'sor gone storm fox radar good sign. especially late wednesday into thursday that still three days outut we are in the lower and middle 30s here southwest with some high clouds that will probably dominate the sky condition run 39 currently cloudy skies 37. not that bad of the morning so far. there's a warm front to the north he'll notice that these making it into northern ohio more

the "mercury news." changes are april 5. >> if you love to send time on the sonoma county coast, the board of supervisors have rescinded a $7 daily fee used on trail on bodega and five public access points. money from the county scene's fund is used to cover the lost revenue. officials are increasing pressure on state officials to drop plans to charge fees at more locations along the coast. >> we enjoyed the blue skies while they were here and now the rain is coming. >> it is. one of our commuter guidance models said we could get rain every day from today through the 14th so miracle march on that model is unfolding. we help it comes to fruition. low-to-mid 70s chico and sacramento and upper 70s in fresno, mid-70s in los angeles and 75, 93 in palm springs a report high at 58 if lake tahoe. we know the snow pack has shrunk considerably. down to about 84%. it look like it will shrink more because rain is on way. for lake tahoe, thursday and friday. it mechanics snow on saturday. some moderate snow on sunday

the san jose "mercury news" will become the "mercury news." the san jose times will be folded into that paper. a professor says it's part of an downward spiral for print journalism. >> as the paper becomes more generic, less local, has maybe less of an edge on its reporting, it is less compelling as a product. >> the changes go into effect april 5. 40 will be eliminated. >>> the city of fremont said a colt found with broken bones has found a new home. his new owner, cindy bailey, posted photos and videos of the colt feeling frisky west of chico. the six day old colt was taken to the uc davis vet center. he sund went surgery for a broken pelvis and rib. animal lovers contributed about $16,000 to a gofundme page for his medical care. the owner surrendered the colt to the city. >>> back to weather. meteorologist mark tamayo is going to tell us to find that umbrella? >> that's right. significant rainfall, not just a tenth of an inch, a half an inch, or an inch. three to six inches. possibly more. this is san francisco bay towards alcatraz. in addi

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they weren't sure why until they saw 25 year-old male mercury driver that he had been shot. eyewitness helped track down this 17 year-old male shooter that they saw run to a nearby house opposite lansing street, meantime, police are working to connect the dots. >> we don't have a motive a at this time, however, we know that the 25 year-old shooting victim was operating, his vehicle, eastbound, on the 4700 block of meridian street when shot came through the back driver's side door window and struck him in the head causing him to lose control of his vehicle and strike two park unattended vehicles. >> reporter: that car was removed a short time ago meantime that teen suspect is in custody, northeast detectives is due to come back to the scene here and search that house that he fled to. again this victim a 25 year-old man is expect to survive at aria torresdale recovering at this time. police at the this point do not have a a motive they say. we are live from holmesberg i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. >>> police chief in maryland calls it anot

applying the same reasoning to mercury, it was predict thread should be a planet inside to the orbit of mercury which was quickly dubbed vulcan, and for 20 years after this prediction, people tried to discover and it often times thought they did. but there was always some trouble trying to nail it down. so in the eclipse of 1978 that crosses from siberia over the bering straits through canada and then into and all the way through the width of the united states, from idaho and montana down to texas, the thus government set up on station,s and among thes they wish to see is whether they could detect a little planet orderly hidden by the glare of the sun to see it during an eclipse, and the passage i'm going read to you is -- comes right from when that eclipse is hearing and there's a slight ellipsis which will be obvious when i fumble for a page. >>> 3:13:34 p.m. totality. soon the shout came, james watson fixed the sun in center of this field of view. from there, he slowly swept due east. at the limit of his predefined search pattern he moved his telescope one degree down and reversed

they're warning pregnant women to avoid the fish because of high mercury. scientists say even if pregnant guidelines, they may still be exposing themselves and their babies to unsafe levels of mercury. canned tuna is listed as a lower mercury fish but high in the heavy metal in some studies. experts suggest switching to salmon for the same health benefits without the risk. >> lisa: well, times have changed and the modern family is not what it used to be. >> julie: that's why the brevard county sheriff's office is holding a class for grandparents for grandchildren. the sheriff's office says right now, there are 800 grandparents in brevard county who are the grandchildren. they say these classes provide valuable resources for parents, grandparents and foster parents about parenting in today's tough times. you know, there are so many new issues. >> ginger: when i lived in tampa near mcdill, very often parents would be deployed and so a grandparent or someone had to thought wouldn't be allowed to happen, but apparently it does. >> matt: my kids make me feel lik

that's what a berkeley-based nonprofit is telling "mercury news" researchers at map life say that over the last eight years the nfl political action committee has handed out about $300,000 to lawmakers who are reviewing concussion research. members of the house, energy and commerce committee began informal hearings last week on nf concussion. 41 of the 54 members received money from the nfl. >>> turning to decision 2016. it is looking more like california will play a key role in the primary election cycle. a new poll shows who voters want as president. on the gop, donald trump is in the lead with 38% of voters picking him. ted cruz in second and john kasich in the third spot with 14%. now on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a very close race put in 48% of the votes and sanders right behind with 41%. lead vote as californians here on june 7th with 172 delegates up for grabs for the republican. 317 for the democrats. >> what is really interesting about that, is that california divides the delegates by congressional districts and all worth the same thing. san fra

police say all four of the teenseen were in the ford escape in the 2009 white mercury milan. two people were arrested after a short chase. >> to know it's going on makes m me a little nervous. >> while none of the injured l and none of the injured >>> the two people who were robbed on march 3rdhe t clevelandan police have not connected these current suspects with that crime and meanwhile to teens are still on thee run. police are looking for a 20 oh nine mercury milan. >>> just this week the fox eight i team broke the story that thet hair hair of heroin problem may be worse in cuyahoga c county than anyone expected. this morning where blurred fore with learned four people haved overdosed and died in the county ind the last three days and the epidemic is not limited to cuyahoga county. david hollis junior was arrested on a charge ofs ju involuntary to a drug user who died from an overdose. it is an opiate -based drugs like heroin but much more potent and potentially deadly. the lorraine task force is not not telling users they are in fact selling them a potentially more lethal

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he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group of

what's a mercury? that's it. sleepy hollow for $800. here's kelly with the clue. it was here in sleepy hollow's patriots park on september 23, 1780, where 3 militiamen captured john andr\, who held the plans of this man to turn over west point to the british. todd. who is arnold? benedict arnold is the one, yes. "cur"ious for $1,600. andrew. what is scurvy? that's it. sleepy hollow, $1,200. the home called kykuit, meaning "lookout," housed four generations of this family who founded standard oil. todd. what is rockefeller? [ beep beep beep ] into the lead with $13,600. now with $7,400. final jeopardy! category for the three of you is european cities. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your l

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group of kidnappers kill the >>

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. because the in many cases, the group of kidnappers kill the victims. >> reporter: but

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this wasui >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group of kidnappers kill the vi

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury ofmplete with a fake moustache, and started serenading juliana. was breathing to sing the-- up part of "somebody to love," i swallow my moustache.e moustache-- he started choking on the freddie mercury moustache. >> macri: it end up here.o down. so i spend like-- >> juliana: twenty minutes. >> macri: twenty minutes. >> juliana: half an hour. >> macri: thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. ( laughs ) it was a horrible moment, yeah. >> stahl: you've had a couple of >> macri: no, no. this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> stahl: no. the other one happened when he was 32. off the street, and kidnapped. is it true when they kidnapped you, they put you in a coffin? >> macri: yes.ace. and then in another little bit bigger coffin. it was a box. >> stahl: he was held for 14 days.you'd never live through that? trapped there with nothing to going to die, i'm not going to die. because in many cases, that group of kidnappers killed the victims. released, after his father paid a $6 million ransom. the inciden

as i mentioned police caught escape and two other boys and that mercury milan hasn't been found. live in cleveland derrick waller. >>> a canton community comes together for a 3-year-old girl. 5:00. the girl was found dead in her home yesterday and they said she was covered with cuts and bruises and her 22-year-old father, he's charged with murder. his live in girlfriend, she's also charged with charged with child endangering and the 5- year-old living with them is in protect services. >> . >> cold and snowy today. little bit of that wet snow moving across northeast ohio and visibility is low. taking over, a good old fashioned divided line and you're seeing flakes but well towards inland locations and dealing with rain in akron. a heavy snow detector, you can see that into richland county and moving east. and into lake county from madison on the lake, predominantly, this is a lot of green we're seeing and will move out by 9:00. high pressure is building in and that allows for sunshine to return for sunday and i'll show you day by day when the 60s make a comeback to northeast ohio.

when the front is through it we have not moved much mercury wise. clear skies through pinellas county. winds out of the west at 14. 69 degrees. mild morning tomorrow. we are going to see winds coming out of the north and we will see the chilly air making it's way in. how cold will it get? we will take a look at our forecast coming up. >>> police are on the hunt for a hit and run driver that struck and killed a bicyclist. the crash happened around 9:30. authorities said the victim was a man in his 40s. stay with us for new updates. after a 14 year old biker was hit and killed along us 41, but in that case the drive stopped. >>> authorities in pinellas county are worried about drug overdose. they are saying that there is a bad batch of spice and the police are concerned about who is being targeted. >> the spice is being sold in small cigarettes, dealers are hitting up the homeless in parks like this and the police are hoping to get the drugs off the streets before someone dies. >> reporter: the eupty park -- unity park police said spice is making the

of them wereh arrested on saturday in the stolen vehicle with the other two gotth rolling in a 2009a mercury milan. they went to catch the sussex before somebody is her.he another big turnout expected from the council meeting for public discussion about the police department the meeting will be held money. going out on top while the look back on some of thoset on assault to hang up his cleats.cl if elected president is going to invest a lot of money it's ai mental health you know why they poke fun at the gop and it tot paper for another key primary tomorrow. good morning, scott.kk here's 58 hour outlook.ou will be up into the 50s more than likely by noon today and we will have someke locations willwi make a run at 60.at we'll take a look at that eight-day forecast and see if we will you be the judge.th but what would you like. maybe this ties into his told her we met earlier. i don't know couple of memories of the cleveland browns her nose. you never know what are producer is thinking.nk 5:11 a.m. is your time let's check in with scott sabol. there's no rain on radar but not the cloud cover

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group of kidnapper

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. group of kidnappers

what's a mercury? that's it. sleepy hollow for $800. here's kelly with the clue. it was here in sleepy hollow's patriots park on september 23, 1780, where 3 militiamen captured john andr\, who held the plans of this man to turn over west point to the british. todd. who is arnold? benedict arnold is the one, yes. "cur"ious for $1,600. andrew. what is scurvy? that's it. sleepy hollow, $1,200. housed four generations of this family who founded standard oil. todd. what is rockefeller? correct. [ beep beep beep ] and with that, you move back into the lead with $13,600. but liz still very much alive now with $7,400. final jeopardy! category for the three of you is european cities. make your wagers. we'll reveal the clue when we come back. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue in

he dressed up as his favorite rock star, freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache, and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love, i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no, no, this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you in a coffin? >> yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin, it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking, because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group

" i swallow my moustache. >> stahl: you swallowed the moustache-- he started choking on the freddie mercury moustache. >> macri: it end up here. it didn't go-- it didn't go down. so i spend like-- >> juliana: twenty minutes. >> macri: twenty minutes. >> juliana: half an hour. >> macri: thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. now is funny, but-- ( laughs ) it was a horrible moment, yeah. >> stahl: you've had a couple of brushes with death, actually. >> macri: no, no. this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> stahl: no. the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street, and kidnapped. you, they put you in a coffin? >> macri: yes. to take me to the place. and then in another little bit bigger coffin. it was a box. >> stahl: he was held for 14 days. did you think you'd never live through that? macri: you keep thinking all the-- all day because you are trapped there with nothing to do, so you think i'm going to die, i'm not going to die. because in many cases, that group of kidnappers killed the victims. >> stahl: but he was released, after his fath

up swallow my moustache. >> stahl: you swallowed the moustache-- he started choking on the freddie mercury moustache. >> macri: it end up here. it didn't go-- it didn't go down. so i spend like-- >> juliana: twenty minutes. >> macri: twenty minutes. >> juliana: half an hour. >> macri: thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. now is funny, but-- ( laughs ) it was a horrible moment, yeah. >> stahl: you've had a couple of brushes with death, actually. >> macri: no, no. this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> stahl: no. the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street, and kidnapped. is it true when they kidnapped you, they put you in a coffin? >> macri: yes. to take me to the place. and then in another little bit bigger coffin. it was a box. >> stahl: he was held for 14 days. did you think you'd never live through that? macri: you keep thinking all the-- all day because you are trapped there with nothing to die, i'm not going to die. because in many cases, that group of kidnappers killed the victims. >> stahl: but he was released, after his fat

he dressed up as his favorite rock star freddie mercury, of the band queen, complete with a fake mustache and started serenading julianna. it almost killed him. >> in the moment i was breathing to sing the, the up part of somebody to love i swallowed my mustache. >> swallowed the mustache. >> he started choking on the freddie mercury mustache. >> it end up here. didn't go down. >> spent like 20 minutes. thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. it was funny, but, a moment. >> you have had a couple of brushes with death actually. >> no no this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street and kidnapped. >> reporter: is it true when they kidnapped you they put you yes, to take me to the place. and then in another -- a bigger coffin it was a box. >> he was held for 14 days. >> reporter: did you think that you would never live through that? >> you keep thinking because, you are trapped there with nothing to do. so, you think i am going to die. i am not going to die. because the in many cases, the group of ki

" i swallow my moustache. >> stahl: you swallowed the moustache-- he started choking on the freddie mercury moustache. >> macri: it end up here. it didn't go-- it didn't go down. >> macri: twenty minutes. >> juliana: half an hour. >> macri: thinking that i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. now is funny, but-- ( laughs ) it was a horrible moment, yeah. >> stahl: you've had a couple of brushes with death, actually. >> macri: no, no. this was quite funny. the other one wasn't so funny. >> stahl: no. the other one happened when he was 32. he was grabbed off the street, and kidnapped. is it true when they kidnapped you, they put you in a coffin? >> macri: yes. to take me to the place. and then in another little bit bigger coffin. it was a box. >> stahl: he was held for 14 days. did you think you'd never live through that? macri: you keep thinking all the-- all day because you are trapped there with nothing to do, so you think i'm going to die, i'm not going to die. because in many cases, that group of kidnappers killed the victims. >> stahl: but he was released, million ransom. the incident