the plan basically states where people can put things like beaches, docks, and steps. the corps of engineers says it wants to keep better track of where people are putting in docks... ......o prevent boat traffff from saturating the lake. kcrg t-v nine's mark carlson reports on how the new regulations could affect boaters. "the u-s army corps of engineers spent much of last summer monitoring the lake seeing just how many boats are outhere. " the corps new shoreline plan really lays out where new docks can and can't go. . is is the first time they've updated this plan since 1981. this shouldn't impact existing docks, but moving forward they really want to tighten up that zoning, which could water in the future. this plan will make it nearly impossible for someone to try and open a new marina. the bottom line is they don't want many more boats out on the water, they sasa it's gotten very crowded in recent years and this is a matter of public safety and that's why the spent so much time studying it. "we're pretty much at our carrying capacity, we have probably close to 70

. >>> big boats need big docks. and steve nichols shows us how it is spilling out into the community. >> minutes before selling sail, a parting comment from the captain of the lynx. and the captain spoke to us while tied up. standing on a dock for a yacht. >> a heavy brand new secure dock we can be comfortable and not worry about anything while we're here. >> floating docks that can rise as high as the pilings to bite into the bedroom below. they are designed for boats up to 250 feet long. this is a 145-footer and the cutters are 210s. big boat and big wind load. >> when they are pushing against the docks you want them secure. they are not going anywhere, there are a $3 million addition they are a product of the marine tech. as for other components, fresh and wastewater lines, electricalselves, the utilities run inside the dock sections. >> it is a big bet with the expectation of return on investment. it can cost 1 to 2 mildon dollar as year to maintain a boat. >> from divers that go under to clean them to people th

won't end with the docking. tough questions are developing about why the ship ran into trouble in the first place. good evening, i'm iain page. i'm lucy noland. tonight we'll bring to close to a trip that held surprises none of the passengers expected nor wanted fox 29's shawnette wilson is in bay own, new jersey tonight awaiting the

we could call the boat back to the terminal, and rush it when it docks? ed: there's too many people, it's uncontrolled. we don't know what's in that bag; isn't there another old marine terminal, down below lakeshore? they still got a dock, totally abandoned. we'd have complete control. good thinking, leah. all right, eddie, you get eyes in on the boat, i'll co-ordinate with theort authority. port authority: we'll announce an emergency evacuation. parker: no, no. don't make it sound like an emergency. just have the captain announce that they have to make a last minute stop and they'll be on their way soon. dr. bell: that must be hard... rushing to a scene, not knowing what you're about to face. i'd find that hard. scary, even. well, you hope for the best, plan for the worst. (ferry horn bellows) ferry captain: (over speakers we are docking temporarily to address a minor repair. thank you for your patience. sam: good visual on the ferry. ed: no joy on the subject. parker: eddie, we're holding off on the gangplank - no one on or off until we know what we're

pickens county deputies are looking for clues f a body was found on a saluda lake boat dock. christine brown has been following this story. she's live tonight and christine, not a lot for deputies to go on right now. >>reporter: no, gordon, not right now, but we did just hear from the sheriff's office and they say that they have been able to determine after getting information from the coroner that she died from a single gunshot wound to the head. and they don't have a whole lot of information, they're trying to retrace her steps, so they need to know what happened, where she was, and who she was with just hours before her death. flowers are scattered on this saluda lake boat dock in memory of this mother of four, her body was found there by 2 fisherman >> so sorry for the children. >>reporter: pickens county deputies say she had severe trauma to her head with a gunshot wound. they tried to find answers. >> wanted to know if we heard any gunshots or any strange things going on and all. >>reporter: you couldn't help? >> no. >>reporter: the dock stays busy and day or night, the

now i'm docking you 15 minutes pay. hey, bookman, who's your new assistant? this is t.c., everybody. hey, there, t.c. hi. what did i tell you about fraternizing with the tenants? hey, now, she was just saying "hello." what is your problem, booger? booger? [ laughs ] now that's 30 minutes pay. six months ago, i wrote downtown to ask for a raise. but did i get a raise? no! i got a kid on the federal seeder program that can't tell a screwdriver from a wrench. [ laughs ] now that's an hour. oh, for crying out loud. give her a break. oh, it's all right. he already docked me so much, i think i owe him money. and don't you ever forget it. now let's get busy before i really get upset. [ sniffing ] hey, j.j., you wearing a new cologne or something? oh, yes, it is, bookman. i think it smells fantastic. thank you, bookman. thank you very much. [ laughs ] see, there, ma? j.j., that's bookman. a bath in mayonnaise would please him. you just hang in there, okay, t.c.? yeah, he signs the time sheets, you know? bookman: t.c.! all right! all right...fatso. get on in here! com

it's expected to dock later today. the coast guard has issued an advisory because of the storm but says the ship has not called for assistance. in the last few hours, passengers have tweeted saying the winds and waves seem to be letting up. i'm checking in with royal caribbean to see what kind of damage there is to the exterior of the ship, and there's more on that at the top of the hour. >> we will be monitoring more over the next hour. >>> tomorrow is another big day in the race for the white house after the big gop debate that haired on channel 9. on voters will be remembering they are cast their votes in new hampshire. donald trump was on "this week" standing by his most controversial opinions including his thoughts on torture. >> reporter: as president you would author torture. >> i would absolutely authorize something beyond water boarding. i'm sorry, but you have to do it that way. >>> marco rubio is the next closest candidate to trump and chris christie wasted no time attacking him saying he's too scripted. >>

police say the driver was maneuvering his truck to back into a loading dock, possibly doing three or four turns going forward and backward when at one point he hit the worker. the victim, a long-time worker i talked to, very shaken up by the death. state police working with the norten police and d.a.'s office but no indication whether any charges might be filed in the case. and as i said, the victim a fogboro man, 63 years old, long-time worker here. live in norten, dan hausle, 7news. >>> also on 7, the department of children and families is now of a 10-month-old girl in south boston. paramedics rushing to the apartment on logan way last night. they did perform cpr on the baby girl before rushing her to the hospital. but she had passed. police say she drowned in the bathtub. investigators are knot now trying to figure out exactly what happened in that home. >>> search continues for a young man who disappeared in boston over the weekend. sky 7 hd was over the charles river today where rescue crews searched the water for any clue about where zachary mar might be. he's 22 years old. he

audit shows the military should have docked the company in charge $30 ady for each car late but they didn't. so they overpaid by nearly $5 million. that is just the beginning. >> moving back and forth across the ocean. nothing new to military families. they put the faith and the cars in the hands of the contractor. >> the kicker is she said we vent lost your car. we just don't know where it is. joce: as the i-team told you in a series of 2014 report the military contractor international auto logistics experienced serious problems. >> it shouldn't require investigative reporter and the united states senator to bring this to transcome attention. >> but it wasn't until the i-team alerted virginia senator warner that action was taken. after we exposed the backlog he depanded answer from the military agency that overseas the contract -- oversees the contract. but the military wasn't much of a watchdog. failing to ensure proper oversight claiming $1anded over to i.a.l. in what the inspector general called potentially improper payment. >> we have to be better shepherd of taxpayers' dollars.

that'll give us a chance to sneak our decoy into the dock. and after that, i should lead our more light-fingered members on a heisting party for building supplies. village, maybe we can convert the 25 into a gambling ship. - yeah, then we can have a real floating crap game. - knock it off, you guys. afr we've done the job, we junk it. - oh, skip, we can't. - yeah, every outfit should have 2 boats. - sure, one for upstream, and one for downstream. - yeah, and while we're away at work, fuji will have one to go marketing. it's the american dream, two boats in every garage. - i like that, skip. two boats in every garage. - oh, come on. you guys have flipped. - yes, i guess they have. we don't have a garage. they're just kidding. - how's that? - great, virg, like twins. - yeah, hey, sounds like the skipper's coming back. - hey, well if it is, he's coming by air. it's the bandit at 10:00 coming in low, mr. parker. - hey, it's hit-and-run harry! [gunshots] - hey, cut that out, harry! you already hit that boat. - this is where we came in. - yeah, he'

dave kinchen live in new jersey where the ship docked last night. dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, a loft passengers indeed glad to be on dry land, but some still technically on the water, still on the ship, spending the night there. because they simply did not have transportation to get home, as of last night, and we are told many are even enjoying full bar service, and they may even need that after their ordeal, but they are here now, at cape liberty, in north jersey, many will have breakfast, here, before heading home and trying to get on with their lives, following that very rough and frightening weekend on the high cease, the ship was caring 4500 passengers, and about 1600 crew members when it departed saturday, on a seven day crews very powerful winds, very strong waves up to 30 feet high, bounced the vessel around, royal caribbean says that four passengers reported minor injuries, and that the ship had some damage, overall, we spoke with people on the cruise liner and they say that it was a scary situation that lasted se

they are investigating it as arson. >> i just can't imagine who would want to come down to the dock and set these boats on fire. belonged to lisa. it's hard to wrap her head around the concept someone wanted to ruin something in the community everyone loved for so long. >> were a lot of beautiful friendships and you look at it and it is surreal to see it all going up in flames. reporter: now she thinks about the friends she has lost. >> that's the most devastating of all because you can replace a boat, but you can't replace people that you loved. they were wonderful people. reporter: some members of the community gathered at a church tonight to her member the victims. police have not identified the victims, but friends say they were wonderful people staying on the bow because of a renovation of their house. nicole: you can get the latest updates as they happen as well

they are expected to dock later today. the coast guard made contacted in the -- made contact with the ship because of all the posts on social media. you can hear more on the top of the hour on tv 27. >> we will be monitoring more all morning, make sure you have your wftv news app on your smart phone. breaking news in orange county. a sixth shooting in just 3 days happened overnight at a convenient store robbery. the store clerk was shot this is on orange avenue, and the clerk is expected to be okay, but investigators are now looking for as many as possibly four suspects connected to the holdup, and we will update you when we find out more. >>> the prescription drug industry is working to improve its image with more ads. the wall street journal reports the largest trade group will spend millions this year on an ad campaign in total, 10% more on print, television, and radio advertising. this comes after drug pricing has become a highly publicized issue. >>> we showed you highlights of the broncos' big win in the super bowl.

then i come back and there's a crate of machine parts there on the dock, fell down. well, i had to take responsibility there, you know? the top man always has to do that. look, uh, bunker, i wanted to talk to you about joe tucker. you see, he's applied for a job with us and mr. prendergast is very fond of joe tucker. he wanted me to hire him immediately. oh, he did, huh? but, uh, first i'd like to do a little checking. so, uh, tell me now, what do you know about joe tucker? uh, well, he used to be a great worker years ago. of course, i ain't seen him lift nothing lately. well, uh, how long has it been since you worked with him? oh, gee, about, uh, ooh, 18 years, maybe. i was only a kid then. uh, gee, that'd make joe, what, about 59, 60. 51. 51? jeez, he looked a lot older than that when i seen him last night. he did? well, there's nothing to that because he's been worrying, see? that's why he looked that way. uh, he's been out of work for six months. but that ain't his fault, neither. it's just that nobody wanted to hire him. well, when you saw him last night, did he

sunday morning, police found her body at that dock, on -- so far, no arrests have been made. christine brown has been following developments all day and joining us live from the dock with more tonight, christine. >>reporter: we just learned from deputies and the pickens county the head. and then deputies say because of the lack of additional important information they are still homicide. now, i spoke to the family here earlier today when they were putting out flowers in her honor, they tell me they knew something was wrong around midnight that night when she never came home from the movies. and she hadn't reached out to them at that point. she was 35, she lived in townville, with her four kids. she was unfortunately found by those two fishermen who called the deputies, once deputies got here, they never found a weapon. so they talked to their neighbors and we talked to them as well. they say they never heard a gunshot or saw anything unusual. >> scary. it's scary. like i say, we've never -- really had any fear, but now you've a reason to. it's somebody that knew the landing.

there's not just dock jumping. animal shelters there. pet foods there. there that cater to animals. he's got this parakeet thing where you walk in and all of the birds flying all over you. it's pretty cool and an experience to see in a great area with a lot of people. >> come and have a good time and see lots of animals. we have a reptile discovery. they do a presentation on the benefits of reptiles to the environment. we have a wolf exhibit and they are tame and you can get your picture with them. it's about pet and animal fun. >> if you want a pet it's a good way for that too. >> there's adoption there you can adopt one too. >> and super bowl obviously is on everyone's minds. i understand you are doing something different for that right? >> we are doing something at 11: 00 today nash is going to pick the winner of the super bowl. >> guaranteed right? >> don't listen to the experts we've got the expert right here. >> how is nash going to do that? the dock diving pool put up a boom and two flags one for each team and nash at queue is going to run down the dock leap hugh into the air

here's live look from bayonne, new jersey w royal caribbean's anthem of the seas just docked within the last hour. many on board cheering as they pulled in to port. their smooth ride in a different story from the rough seas of sunday' nor'easter. 30-foot waves battered the ship passengers were told to hunker down. tonight their first chance to get off that cruise ship. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> and let's get right to fox 29's shawnette wilson live in bayonne, cape liberty. shawnette, have passengers started disebarking yet? >> reporter: oh absolutely, lucy. it is quite the chaotic scene here behind me. we'll take a look right now people continue to come out of the terminal here. you can see many of them out trying to make plans as to how they'll get home tonight. people coming out with luggage, suitcases everything they took on this cruise that basically did not happen. a lot of wary faces. some of them happy. most excited to be back here at home. and so this cruise ship the anthem of the sea pulled in here to new jersey just after 8:00 o'clock tonight. it was

won't end with the docking. tough questions are developing about why the ship ran into trouble in the first place. good evening, i'm iain page. i'm lucy noland. tonight we'll bring to close to a trip that held surprises none of the passengers expected nor wanted fox 29's shawnette wilson is in bay own, new jersey tonight awaiting the big rival. shawnette. >> reporter: yeah, just incredible lucy and iain. as you know, this was supposed to be a seven-day cruise to the bahamas. problem there was no relaxation, no fun, no rest at all. it was just a nightmare for these passengers. but as you mentioned we're told the ship is expected to arrive back here in new jersey tonight around 9:00 o'clock and i'm told the first order of business the coast will be here to expect it. the anthem of the seas actually left here in new jersey on saturday and was battered by a storm on sunday night. it was headed to port canaveral florida but had to turn around and head back because of the force of the wind and waves that you're lookin

one last look from bayonne cape liberty royal caribbean anthem of seas dock late tonight. nightmare trip for many, remember, shawnette talk to the couple that had a good time. >> they're going on another cruise. >> it's already finally coming to an end after the ship got caught up in a storm. we'll be back in bayonne tomorrow morning as more passengers deport. >> all right. full hour of entertainment news coming up next tmz festival of familiesed by dish nation, then tune into chasing news and the simpsons. >> back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia" and your -- >> your powerball drawing is next. good luck. !

the boat was drifting north in front of a dock. >> i never did see anybody go in the water. it was dark and there was a lot of dark smoke. >> reporter: firefighters extinguished the flames and the body of a 44-year-old man was the circumstances surrounding the fire and how the man ended up dead remain under investigation. that victim's body was taken to the medical examiner's office to be identified so they could try and figure out his cause of death. call crime stoppers if you have information on the case. >>> shocking surveillance video as a driver slams into a parked car, sending the vehicle flying >> police say 30-year-old jose cool don rear-ended a blue road. the impact sent the car and four people flying, taken to okay. >>> detectives say a man in his 20s was stabbed this morning street. a person of interest was detained and questioned. no word on the motive. the victim suffered nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> the broncos defense suffocated cam newton all game long in super bowl 50. >> reporter: superman and the carolina panthers were turned into mortals by the denv

into a storm in the atlantic, apologized to passengers in a statement sent shortly before the ship docked, saying "we have to do better."for roughly 12 hours, passengers of the anthem of the seas had hunkered down in their rooms sunday as the captain of the cruise ship battled rough seas off cape hatteras, north carolina."it was horrendous," passenger maureen peters of southampton, massachusetts, told cnn after disembarking. "at one point, i thought i wasn't going to see my family again. i held on to the mattress so i wouldn't fall off the bed."she said it was her first and last cruise. "that boat should have never gone out," she said.the nightmare included four hours when the 1,100-foot long ship was at a 45-degree angle, according to justin scerbo, another passenger who was leaving the ship.royal caribbean said the ship suffered "superficial damage" to some public areas and cabins but has been repaired and will go back out on its scheduled itinerary next week. the cruise line said the storm the ship encountered was much worse than predicted.. that was marvin scott reporting. royal carib

royal caribbean said the anthem of the seas was supposed to dock here at port canaveral around this time but we just received confirmation from port canaveral that the anthem missed will arrive tomorrow morning at 7:00. i've been talking with the guests on board and they say the captain hasn't even told them when they are supposed to arrive. they are posting crazy video of what happening during the storm. let's show you the video. waves one person spotted they went through the storm with hurricane force winds. gust across the ship register at 75 b 100 miles per hour. royal caribbean tells us the ship sustained damage in the outside areas like the pool where chairs and tables blue across the deck. there is damage reported inside the trip with passengers taking pictures of furniture overturned. the captain had to alter the ships course and now it has delayed the ship's arrival here to port canaveral. the anthem of the seas was supposed to dock here right now but it's been delayed until 7:00 tomorrow morning. we will shift through exactly why it happens and what the extent of the damages on

we will be there for you win the cruise ship docks. you can get more information on our website, at wesh.com. michelle: this morning, we' re waiting for answers after two men were found dead in orlando. a metrowest neighborhood was swarmed by police late last night. brett connolly joins us with the investigation. brett: the deadly night shocking the community. it' s still unclear what led up to the shooting. officers say they found two men dead at the stone bridge reserve. it' s a condo community on robert trent jones drive in metrowest. a crowd gathered outside distraught over what happened. an emotional scene unfolding in portion of the space was blocked off by crime tape where , investigators launched a death investigation. police received a call around 7:15 last night. the crime scene unit along with detectives were searching the lot for any evidence. police have not yet said if they are looking for a suspect in this case. michelle: we are looking to find out more information about a man that was flown to a hospital overnight. depu

neighbors say they need a dock...and some work done to the ramp itself. a 92-year-old man died last summer when his truck went into the lake. no one knows for sure whether the debris... or if something else caused the truck to go into the lake that day. but no matter what the reason, neighbors say a floating dock would help solve a lot of their safety concerns. 3phillip lovelace, lives nearby - "if you have stuff like this laying on this and you step on it, you can very easily roll an ankle, twist an ankle, drop yourself, fall on these hard rocks."3 3mona tight neighbors met with appalachian power on friday to try to fix the problem. a representative told them it would be a lengthy process, but he's hopeful they can get the dock installed. 3pattie still to come on good morning virginia... one singer now holds the title of most popular artist in the world. we'll tell you mona and... >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, please listen carefully. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance t

and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city jackpot on may 7, 2011. the cash value of six million dollars was paid to him at the time. and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city and i jumped up and i said thats me but now his attorneys are saying he's entitled to more money.... 16:32:15 'the odds arent exactly what we call great to win the lottery, and if you actually win the lottery then you should get your prize the crawford mauro law firm saying dawson should have been paid 16 million dollars cash instead of the six he received...and that he would have if it wasn't for former lotto security executive eddie tipton... in november 2010, tipton, rigged the hot lotto game. on december 23, 2010, tipton bought a ticket for the 12-29-2010 rigged drawing. when the rigged lotto numbers were ticket for the 12-29-2010 rigged drawing. when the rigged lotto numbers were drawn, tipton won a cash value jackpot of ten million dollars. the jackpot then wrongfully reset to one million dollars. in may of 2011, larry dawso

the earth is covered by water and other third is covered by mad docks. is that great. >> nice. >> two word, grease live, two days later and we are still talking just how many people watched it and is what next. >>> is it just the beginning or end, bill cosby is expect in court to find out what a judge will decide on the future of his sexual assault case. >> brutal beating that is hard to watch, is it random or act of retaliation, we will look at this video. >> did day it is tuesday, february between the second, february 2nd, happy groundhog day. >> we have results coming in from iowa. we will get you a a cough drop. what is going on with the throat. >> people who smoke on the streets of the center city when i walk into like a cloud. >> i hate that. >> the the worst parties you have two or three people blocking your way so you cannot the get around them. they are smoking them. it is hitting them in the face. >> some people dent care if you are blowing it. they don't want to blow it, and they turn it right there and that is where i was standing. >> sue ser

tom: early at strawbery banke's puddle dock pond, overnight the valve on the chiller tank was opened up and the refridge rant leaked out. replacing it is not economically feasible for this season, so the rink is now closed. you were out there earlier this season. jennifer: yes, i remember that. mike: and we sent josh out to do i went up to the ice castles, they're extending the season up in lincoln. so we take a shot at portsmouth, where we're finally going to tom: this february also marks jennifer: we're breaking record for all of our warm days. our team weather coverage begins now with meteorologist josh judge. josh: meteor logical winter is december, january and february and we wrap it up in warm style, of course december was the warmest mob with an average of 37.7 degrees. cooler in january and february, but still well above average. you put it altogether and the average for that perfect was 31.4 degrees for this meteorological winter. compared to last year, it was 20.5 degrees. and the average of all years is 23.9. so you can see how far above average we are. you put that togeth

a second man has been charged as well. feet on a dry dock below at the port of tampa. a helicopter flew him to the hospital and he is expected to survive. >>> a bay area man accused of luring teen girls to run away from home and then having sex with them has been arrested again for a much more serious crime. 21-year-old jesse laramie jr. is accused of raping a 15-year- old girl and strangling her. we told you act him earlier this month, accused of a similar crime. he has a pending case involving a third teen. >>> a shocking arrest tonight, orlando police telling us andrew fogson sexually assaulted a woman. the victim says she passed out and woke up with him on top of her and she ran from the room to get help. >>> temple terrace police are responsible after a parks and rec employee found a chevy trailblazer floating near the river hills boat dock this morning. it was taken overnight from a home in plant city. if you know anything, call temple terrace police. >>> a big change is happening now for the thousands of people who use public transportation in pinellas county. a

new at five-- the "anthem of the seas" is expected to dock in port canaveral this morning. the cruise ship gained national attention last week... after it was hit by hurricane strength winds off the coast of the carolinas. e ship had to turn around and head back to new jersey. four people were injured.. and the ship was damaged. the ship was repaired... and is expected to dock at port canaveral at 6- 30 this morning. toss to john at the wall your first headline comes from "fox news." it reads-- "disgraced missouri professor seen yelling new video." this bodycam video is from a protest back in october at the university of missouri... but it was just released over the weekend. the woman in the video is "melissa click"-- a professor at the college. she is yelling at the police officers who are trying to clear student activists off the road. "click" is currently suspended from teaching... after another video went viral. in that video... the professors had a confrontation with a student reporter... at a different protest. your next headline comes from " the new york daily news."

why hundreds docked in new jersey, right now, are choosing to stay on the ship. and a lot of them are from philly. >> application plus cab kay owes, accused stabbing taxi driver in philly last night. >> everybody sick. mystery illness surging through a local school. more than 100 people sick, three symptoms they have in common. yes, 100 of them. sick. >> good day everybody, it is thursday, february the 11, 11th one is my favorite number. >> why is that? >> i don't know, just always has been, double sticks. so in honor of the temperature, we're celebrating the number 29. i'm going for that as the high today. the high temperature. >> you are? >> fox 29. >> so we have so much in common. what's news. >> twenty-nine. >> fox 29. is that the number of the day? >> well, no. >> on scale of one to -- >> we go back to the six. even though we don't have any more snow, we have to get used to this cold. this is sort of getting us ready for even worse temperatures over the weekend. by then dangerous, be sure the kids are puddled up for school, cold wait at the bus stop with man

it says the plan won't change cuent docks, it will only prevent new docks from going into some areas. the army corps will hold a public meetingngbout this tomorrow at the lake's visitor center starting at 4. iowa's medicaid director says iowa is ready to switch to a privatized system on march 1st. the federal government ordered a two month delay because the state wasn't ready at the beginning of the year. iowa medicaid director mikki stier has addressed the 16 issues the federal centers for medicaid services dentified. they included expanding the hospitals that will accept medicaid patients. stier also says the state has stepped up communication efforts to answer questions from patients. despite skepticism, stier insists iowa is ready. "do you think it's a good thing that we have had an extra 2 months to sort this thing out?mikki: the state is ready, the state was ready in january, we're more ready now." the state expects the centers for medicaid services to decide soon on whether iowa can move forward with medicaid privatization on march first. this friday is the first funnel for the

it says the plan won't change docks, it will only keep new docks out of some areas. the army corps will hold a public meeting about tonight at the lake's visitor center. that goes from 4 to 8. some in dubuque want the city council to set aside more money for those who are struggling financially.. city council members heard this call during the budget hearing for next year. the housing and community development department told the city that it wants to keep those in dubuque with lower incomes to become selflfufficient. the city's transit dedertment also presented its budget and talked about adding lights and benches to bus stops. a dubuque sporting goods store is closing its doors for the second time in less than a year. m-c sports is on the northwest arterial. it's holding a closeout sale. the store has been open since 2005 and will close in april or may. this is one of four stores closing across the u- s.s. a two way tie and a three way fued. we're getting ready for the south carolina primary. while some polls show democrat hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders, a

area each weekend but one docked outside the tampa convention center right now is unlike the rest. adrienne pedersen takes us onboard a majestic spanish ship. >> for me, of course, it's a very proud moment. he is taking us behind the rope, the part you don't get to see on a regular tour. a crew finished building the ship in 2010. it's a replica of what you would find sailing the gulf of mexico in the 1500s. >> this is a cargo ship. >> reporter: so much has changed. it used to take two men to turn this wheel. today because of modern technology, just two fingers. but don't think this is full of modern luxuries. a crew still travels the world with the ship, spending six months at a time touring. sometimes even just using half bathe. >> i wouldn't be able to do world. i mean, such a cramped quarters. >> reporter: he brought his history. >> love the fact that you can actually appreciate the understanding of how these people lived on the ship traveling so far. and so cramped. are too young to fully grasp the value, they might still find it just plain cool. canon. >> reporter: you want to

the proof has to be a dock number. that had to be valid. >> he hope there is is some shred of truth to go with the lies. incredible story. >>> a world class honor for a veteran who has served around the world. >> he stormed omaha beach during world war ii, his family gave him a paver at the airborne and special operations museum. wral salutes al alvarez. another heavy hitter has a say in a dispute. >>> it's a beautiful end to the work week as seen by our roxboro sky cam. all the talk is about warmer weather this weekend. if you are traveling across north carolina, will you see a completely dry weekend or run in to rain. coming up. stevay is lucy. wosurp oh,od you'ust a sand drs! n: ts am thaamg! (shs) n: oice jok, w bettn yey. thaverya le fd. and, yea man:stiling raion. man:y awfor tuesut tw is h so l'ly bt! cky fe. n thoudollday, >>thmcphs ypthllbe it m, mpioap ipethe hanswh co ope ag alvewha inware . erepg he fought his h euwith d e thr ghyeermes t li nehosts co , aknkhiwsthe ca he t ertod. er t' the e y wal.s a lo p

. >>> two unique ships dock here in the bay area, and offer a unique history lesson about life at sea. >>> clouds moving out, and the storm track is setting up tour north over the next few days. here is a live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. how much warmer in your sunday forecast 170's make a comeback and let you know if we have any raindrops in the five day outlook. two tall ships are docked, photojournalist rick dupont shows dupont shows us what it's like to be on board. >> my name is megan, i am the purser, i am in charge of the purse, the lady washington is lady washington is a replica of the first american flagship to sell around in the pacific northwest virtue was on a mission to go get teas and spices and porcelains from china . they realize by going to the pacific northwest they could trade with the native americans on how to china to pick up the spices. it took three years for them to get all the way back to boston and that is the history of the lady washington. was built with the purpose of taking her out around the hawaiian lions -- islands. and it upbuilding a r

. >> the ship docked 45 minutes before dusk, with no power, passengers had 45 minutes much daylight to see up close what the wind and pounding waves have done. not far from the dock was unni krishnan, sitting in the ruins of his home. >> very sorry to see the building to be very devastating like this. very sorry. >> reporter: krishna's house is not the exception. it's now the norm. people say three people died on the island of 6,000. given the damage, it seems low. i came in 2014 to do a piece about what people thought of fiji's upcoming election. i came to this island because it was known as one of fiji's busiest. look at it now, devastation. dusk and dark hit the damage. many have nowhere to sleep, but outdoors. close to home tornados are deadly. >> there are problems. new tornado warnings. when i updated another popped up. let's break it down on how this played out. last night we are dealing with areas in that area. >> as an area of low pressures, it was intensifying lifting pressure. the storms took off. hill show you what we were talking about. we'll watch in the overnight hours.

. >>> that beleaguered cruise ship making its way home expected to dock tomorrow in new jersey, right now it's slowly approaching virginia beach. so many questions about why the captain tried to outrun the winds and storm. it will dock in 22 hours, and >> reporter: we're here where the third largest cruise ship will be limping in tomorrow night. the unscheduled return delayed by a few hours due to more bad weather at sea: it's lazy week at sea transformed into a terrifying roller coaster ride. the anthem of the seas is heading back to new jersey. >> >. it's probably the biggest scare i've had so far in my life. >> reporter: new passenger accounts are rolling in like the 30-foot waves that buffeted the ship sunday, but all this passenger could think to do was call her mom. >> just wanted i loved her. >> the ship is rocking back and forth, and tipping side to side, and cabinets were slamming open. >> reporter: as the royal caribbean ship struggled through 100-mile per hour winds off the carolinas, horrified passengers used phones to record the wild sea. the ship's captain explained in m

what do you like drawing besides docks and boats and lakes and stuff? do you like drawing -- you like riddles? if they're funny. how come the man tiptoed past the medicine chest? because he didn't want to wake up the sleeping pills. don't you know any new ones? yeah, i know some new ones. as a matter of fact, i got one i just made up, right for you. how come indians always get rooms at hotels? because they've all got reservations. you should have made up the punch line, too. now you answer me one. okay. what's black and white and red all over? that's easy -- a newspaper. nope, a zebra with ketchup. i ain't never heard that one before. how could you? i just made it up. all right, thelma, i want another king. michael, i think you do have these checkers marked. no, i don't. yes, you do. ain't no way in the world... wouldn't you rather go over and watch them play checkers? well? how did it go? cancel the grandchildren. [ both laugh ] now, you remember to keep quiet while thelma and michael concentrate, okay? larry, you know anything about checkers? yeah, th

westbound traffic moving well and the soundtrack is also in out there coming from the dock to take a look back at the traffic network maps a new one to add to the lift in the high rise bridge we just talked about that minutes ago ah but now we have that bond advisory they are also still in place at the monitor merrimack the hr bt and the coleman bridge will be watching those fog advisories that if they continue to roll and then coming up next we'll see a tractor started to pick up on five sixty four westwood naval station norfolk so much time goes by forty one or two wins in twenty sixteen. the follow through of the new year to you today we are revisiting the resolution to eat healthy this morning twenty three people are dead after a small plane crashed in the mountainous region of western nepal. this is new video we just got in from the airport there airport officials say the plane lost contact shortly after takeoff last night. rescue crews say the plane was still burning when we found the wreckage police it appears the plane flew directly into the mountain. bad weather in the area

empty docks, waiting pots. pier 45 in san francisco enduring tough times like never before. >> 35 years of fishing and it's never been this bad. >> reporter: that was larry collins, just before he received a phone call with news that relief may be on the way in the form of a federal fisheries disaster declaration. >> yesterday we had no hope, today we have some. >> reporter: an algae bloom tainted, then forced closure of california's $60 million a year crash fishery. times are so tough here that just today the port of san francisco waived all fees for fishermen from february through april. >> it means we want to keep the fishermen here. >> reporter: and the crab population continues to decline. researcher william cochland noted he needs research money. >> if we don't want this to happen in the future, we have to learn the root causes. >> reporter: in san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >>> a man northern california police nicknamed the hefty heister is in jail tonight. >> get on the ground! put your han

a representative said it would be a lengthy process but they are hopeful to have the dock installed. noreen. >> noreen: thanks, valerie. >>> high school and middle school students across our area are making sure that everyone buckles up. 30 schools in virginia are kicking off a safety campaign called mission possible, buckle up. student group are organizing activities to educate teens about the dangers of speeding. students a heritage high school, amherst high school and all three bedford high schools are among those participating. >> whitney: great effort on their part. >>> a lot of ions the weather. a few slippery spots are possible on the road. >> noreen: chief so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. >>>re just saying if we didn't have

. >>> along the docks in san francisco, it is a ghost town. crab pots sit empty, a reminder that the fishing crab season has been a bust. >> it didn't hit us like a ton of bricks all of a sudden. we saw the writing on the wall. >> nick is is a fisherman from half-moon bay and he was forced to take a desk job. >> i moved out of my rental to my boat. >> and unable to afford auto insurance he sold his car too. >> the crab industry is going through this unprecedented natural disaster. >> after higher than normal levels were detected off thecoast there is a program to help fishermen get through the patch. >> this is a season for the salmon season for late spring, early summer. >> the relief plan would suspend charges for crab fishermen and relieve fees that total $28,000. >> any small amount of relief that we can get would be great. >> the port of san francisco says about 20 million-pound of fish come across the city's dock each year and the fishermen will be able to keep the industry afloat. >> these are not mega corporations, they are mom and and

the fire is burning on a loading dock we're told. at this point we don't believe there are injuries, if that changes we'll let you know. we'll keep an eye on this situation again a warehouse fire in mayfair. >>> a cold night if you're heading out for dinner. it is also windy. a warm-up is around the corner. >> can't wait for that. nbc 10 glenn "hurricane" schwartz with his first alert forecast. >> a long way to go until we call the weather warm. it's a chilly day and chilly night. we are getting closer to baseball season. but it's not exactly feeling like that. the flag is blowing pretty hard as the wind continues, and the wind chill continues. we've got a lot more sunshine today than yesterday. but there are clouds back to the west. not much precipitation but some clouds that will be coming in during the day tomorrow. the temperature now, below the freezing mark, pottstown, allentown, reading, wilmington, atlantic city, almost every place is close to the freezing mark or below. and the wind chill the way it feels in the low to mid-2

the army crops says it won't affect the placement of current docks, but will prevent new docks from going into some areas. officials say it could help reduce some boat traffic on the lake. "throughout the summer we did mail-out surveys, discussed to folks how they felt safety-wise out on the water. " the u-s army corps of engineers will hold a public meeting to discuss the updated plan this thursday. it's from 4 until 8 o'clock at the lake's visitor center. a group funding renovations of waterloo's canopy bridge isn't thrilled about it. the black hawk county gaming association approved 750-thousand dollars to rehab the fourr street pedestrian bridge over the cedar river. though some members have also expressed disgust for it. one member called it "the world's longest the covered walkway is heavily used and is a recognized landmark for waterloo. some cedar rapids kindergartenene are being recognized for t tir outstanding school work. hear how a change in teaching strategy is helping the young students succeed. and the iowa state cyclones traveled to waco, texas tonight to face baylor on th

docks, it will only prevent new docks from going into some areas. the army corps will hold a public meeting abouou today at the lake's visitor center. that goes from 4 to 8 p- m. mount vernon community high school students have put together a special project focusing on the citizens of cedar rapids. it's a part of the school's new social justice course, aimed at teaching students about inclusion and equality. last month, as part of the lessons, the students went to mission of hope in cedar rapids. there, they helped c ck and serve meals to those in need. this is all part of getting students to understand their community better. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us this morning. brea, the project is based off of an effort called humans of new york? it is, for those who aren't aware of what that is, it's a best selling book which features photos of people on the streets of the city. this is their facebook page where you can see their work. those people were asked questions, and the book shares a sentence or two of there stories. one teacher used that met

was okay. >> the reaction from arealm management imagine after an employee was shot at this gaither dock side. gunman storming while customers were still inside. >> pretty brazen in my opinion still guest inside. according to investigator suspect 23 year old craig kerry demanded cash as forced workers into an office. while assistant manager was cooperating deputies say kerry shot him twice, once in shoulder and again right below the his rib. >> nothing light threatening at this point we are praying for that he recovers fully. witness say kerry jumped into white mustang leaving trail of cash as he sped away. but soon after the get away car was tracked down at near by hotel. kerry now faces armed robbery, and attempted murder charges. >> right here are two several surveillance cameras both outside and were inside restaurant and investigator are closely looking at that video likely captured much what happened earlier this morning right now we lockering get a hold video as well as soon we do bring would to you here on news six on clickorlando.com for now reporting in hunter's craig. news six

captain of royal caribbean's anthem of the seas saying the ship will dock tomorrow night. one passenger says they were told they would return early tomorrow morning. video shows huge waves pounding the cruise ship as it hit rough seas sunday. the furniture was tossed and the passengers were ordered to remain in their cabins. >> my wife, she got seasick and crying. we want to leave as soon as possible. we don't want to be here anymore. did issue a strong storm alert four days before the ship left. >>> check out this new video, a man breaking into a brooklyn liquor store through the ceiling. you can see him crawling over the counter at mr. liquor on fulton street. nypd says several bottles of alcohol were damaged. the man stole $10,000 in cash before exiting through that same opening in the ceiling. >>> a crew of seats with upscale taste in fur coat's is targeting stores around manhattan. cameras captured the suspects but so far police have not been able to catch up with them. police believe the group is responsible for multiple robberies at smaller family-run businesses and

all new at 5:00, 9 investigates why he wasn't off the streets before he shot a manager at a gator's dock side. >> tonight we have this video that shows just one of the fights that played out at a local high school. new this hour we're asking police what they're doing about what students call fight week. >> dozens of graves are bury in this historic apopka cemetery. that may have already hit a roadblock. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at >>> we want to update you on breaking news that's happening in volusia county where human remains were found in a grassy field. ty russell is live. what are you learning straight from the scene there? >> reporter: deputies are telling me they are in near knee deep water in the swampy wooded area right here. we've been out here for the past hour and we've been seeing deputies go in and out. the medical examiner is on scene. now here's another look from the sky witness 9. deputies told me a surveyor doing site work discovered what app

that ship was met at the dock by the coast guard as more than 4500 passengers got off that boat. that team of u.s. coast guard to the ship and recommend repairs before it sets sail again. royal caribbean admit tld were huge gaps in their planning allowing that ship to sail into that storm. the ship was destined to florida as one of its stops when on the high seas it got tossed around in that big storm, up to 30-foot waves at a couple points. royal caribbean decided to abort their several stops including one in florida and turn around and head back up north to new jersey. passengers will get a full refund and a certificate for 50% off a future cruise. >> now first alert weather with meteteologist ryan phillips, south florida's most accurate forecast. >>> it's5:47. cool start to our morning. i should say cold. for us to be in the 40s, that's etty cold. the beauty is the beautiful warmup just around the corner. we get through a narrow window between now and 9:00 a.m. it's going to be a beautiful day. we'll carry this dry weather forecast in to theupcoming long holiday weekend. live