the sky under the border with turkey hoping to get in. over the past few days syrians and tens of thousands have escaped aleppo since the syrian government and its russian allies began a new offensive in the province. >> translator: under pressure like never before syrian rebels issue a call for general mobilization to defend their positions in aleppo. the countryside here is the last remaining base in the north for groups allied with the circle of the free syrian army. for the past 3 1/2 years aleppo city has been divided and opposition controls the east, government forces the west. the regime is trying to besieged rebel held districts and cut the rebel supply line from turkey's border to the north. the development is raising new concerns. >> we are trying to end the siege of a number of besieged areas across syria and yet what is being done now by russian and syrian forces could create a new siege so this is incredibly hurtful in terms of real lives. it is a major obstacle to the pursuit of the political solution and it needs to stop. >

the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. rolling through the stormcast hd, we'll have a chance of snow developing later today. it looks like we'll have clearing skies and super cold temperatures as we move from friday night into saturday morning. then another chance of light snow comes together saturday night and into sunday. here's your extended forecast. lukas: a couple of presidential candidates have dropped out of outdoors courtesy of our port neal welding company skycam hd and the storm lake skycam hd. it's a cloudy start to your thursday. we have dropped out of the race... after the conclusion of the new hampshire primary former hewlet packard c-e-o carly fiorina anbounced she'll the race. fiorina had poor showing at the primary, where she took home less than 5 percent of the vote. and new jersey governor chris christie also announced that he is suspending his campaign. since announcing he was running for president... christie hadn't polled in the top half of the republican candidates. lukas: and the south carolina rep

the board of mta and proof of payment that taught me my skills but under the circumstances you see the public asks for your help that's something i would do. >> mr. washington i would to say the inspector was writing up a bunch of ticket (laughter) winning this award shows that making the citizens the of san francisco make folks feel safe i'm proud to be a transit inspector thank you. >> (clapping.) >> director reiskin. >> i want to ask our director of finance and technology to recognize one of her employees. >> good afternoon decorations my privilege to introduce a person from the management group if 2009 and played a critical roll in moving the technology agency we have been lax and not having the best technology moving to the building department's and you can imagine not only the assistance but the culture change and having the folks change the way they're doing thing is the difficult part he's a key player in some of the systems the enterprise management system and the financial assistance replacement the gentleman is involved in making sure we're approving the control he's extreme

accumulations are expected to stay under an inch in the metro and areas south and under two inches in northern iowa. despite the low snow totals, visibility on the roadways will be significantly reduced with winds howling from the northwest and gusting over 35 mph at times. lows tonight will be in the teens to the north and low 20s in central and southern iowa. the scattered snow showers will linger through the monday snow will be felt throughout the day. the commute tomorrow morning will be slow going with visibility issues continuing. winds will be very strong again tomorrow blowing 20- 30mph, gusting near 45mph at times. temperatures will be drastically lower than today, not rising far above the overnight lows, leaving the metro in the lower 20s. the winds continue to be strong all the way through tuesday before quieting. the rest of the work week looks quiet and mainly dry with temperatures below the seasonal average. nikki: nikki, bree, and jordan all make their predictions and we are talking about the big game tonight... the three of us will be staying put tonight so we decided

it rose by a million under the last labour government. his record is one of actually some years of failure on housing. he said council homes sold under right to buy would be replaced like for like. and the prime minister tell us how that policy is panning out? >> first of all let me start with what happened under labour with right to buy sales. because what happened was one council home was built, one council home was built for every 170 council homes they sold. that is the record. we have said that we will make sure that you homes are built for every council home in london that is sold. that is because my honorable friend the member for richmond park insisted on that. these take some years to build but the money that they will be built or the money comes back to the treasury. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister ought to be aware that just one home has been built for every eight that have been sold under his government. people are finding it difficult to find anywhere to live the. the chancellor's crude cuts in housing benefits for those i

saturday still looks amazing with a breeze out of the southwest and highs climbing into the low 60s under full sunshine! sunday is looking fairly nice as well since our cold front will come through a bit later letting our highs stay in the upper 50s and the accompanying rain should stay up north. there is a big storm system we're going to need an eye on coming next tuesday and wednesday that as of now looks to pack a pretty good amount of rain with snow possible. a warmer trend back into the 40s looks to follow that system so if we do see snow hopefully we can melt it back down soon after. sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: more than half a dozen people took the stand inside the winneshiek county courtroom wednesday to shed more light on what happened after emily fazzino was found dead inside her family's home four years ago. among them, her friend and nanny for the family....who described a between the deceased's addiction and alexander fazzino's controlling nature. more testimony today will come from a d-c-i agents and emily's aunt and sister. sabrina: in the

under water tonight. deadly storms tear through the area. police worry ice jams could cause even more damage. the flooding comes after some 50 tornadoes touch down. from florida. virginia governor declaring a state of emergency. >> parents and students say they're shocked. >> >> if you have a pet. you know the stress and bad behavior. the vet. >> vets are making big changes to keep your pet calm. taking care of them is crucial. >> vets are taking steps to insure that our 4 legged friends are comforts -bl. when they come in for care. >> what's being done to pamper your pet. >> every pet owner knows that cry. going to the animal doctor is about as much fun as. >> well. going to the doctor. >> heart rate goes up. blood pressure goes up. pupils die late. palms sweat. >> . doctor has been practicing veterinarian medicine for 30 years. >> . i love my job. >> she's learned a lot in 3 decades. to communicate aggression to a dog. we loom over them. they are terrified. >> that's how vets have always done their exams. >> that was a ridiculous way for u

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. >> he could have a remedy under state law. but in this instance, he per sued his first amendment rights -- >> how could he? what civil right was violated, if what mr. goldstein says is the state of the law attempting to violate civil rights. what right if we say there is not -- >> the right not to associate. >> if we said it doesn't exist. you lose this case. >> if what doesn't exist, justice sotomayor? >> just that. >> he has every right to bring this claim. >> he may have broader rights under the new jersey law. i would be surprised if that were not the case. >> the civil rights under the constitution. >> they are new jersey laws. the fact of the matter whether or not he engaged -- there could have been a violation of any type of new jersey statute. it wasn't alleged in this case. it was never brought up by respondents in this case during any of the arguments on any of the briefs. and therefore with respect to this matter it's our position that he has ever right to maintain this litigation with respect to violation of his fi

negative under anyone on the left, positive under anyone on the right. wage growth, negative under both sanders and clinton. so look, the tax foundation, all their interested in is what is going to be the affect of their economic policy on the economy, on jobs, on wages and things like that. it's decidedly skewed toward the republicans. if you have some kind of, you know, fais that the government's going to do it, it just doesn't add up to what the number's say. >> come on -- >> all you have to do is look at the last several administrations to wonder under which public policies do jobs and does the economy do better? clinton is synonymous as a word with -- >> recession we've ever had. how can you say that's a good policy? >> we were hemorrhaging 800,000 jobs a month when barack obama took a office and in a year, he steered the economy back to job growth. month by month for the remaining six years. >> after we got through the bump of $800 billion was stimulus that was taken out of the pocket, what's the job growth been there? its been terrible. the econom

under 40-grand. but does it justify the city council's pay increase? abc9's christina grijalva has more christina: tim-- the last time the mayor and council salaries saw an increase-- was back in 2000. now-- with the new proposal-- members are hoping the increase actually benefits the future of the city council. after many years of stagnant salaries-- the mayor of sioux city and council members may soon be getting a much- needed raise. "it's been about 18 1/2 years by the time that the wages go into effect, um it's way over due." under the plan discussed at the last budget meeting-- the mayor's annual salary would increase from 10- thousand to 15- thousand dollars. city council pay would jump from 85-hundred to 13- thousand annually. although it may not be a full time job-- council members put in between 25-30 hours a week-- and most of them have other jobs as well. "we believe that we should take car of our people and the only way to do that is to be in contact with them and that's how it woks for us." council members not only attend regular council m

genie: can sarkozy get out from under all these legal woes? >> he is a target of another investigation. he has gone through a lot, made many comebacks. you remember the matter a few years back where allegedly he had laundered money, by the former prime minister. he came back and was elected president. he could do that again. genie: there are several cases now. is there one in particular that you think might be the one that could bring him down? is where he isse accused of trying to influence a supreme court judge in france to obtain information on an ongoing investigation. that is pretty severe. if they can prove that he tried to pressure a judge, that is a very clear issue. genie: would you say this is a typical thing in france? it seems there are often politicians who are under investigation or suspected of wrongdoing. would you say it is more common here than in other countries like the u.s.? it is certainly very common here. you always have a legal battle on the side, and things come out that way. the issue is the independence of the prose

the province is controlled by the opposition and often comes under attack from the skies. this i also a devastating blow and is not the first time. a week ago in the southern province, an m.s.f. supported facility was also hit, the 13th facility to be hit in the past two months alone. services inside syria has all but collapsed, hospitals have been hit. the m.s.f. calling on the warring sides to respect these facilities, because targeting them is against international law. that is in idlib. in azaz, the hospital, a school and other locations were also targeted, people were killed. as azaz being close to the turkish border is part of an ongoing battle for a very strategic corner of syria. >> as this fighting escalates inside the country, turkey and russia exchanging this war of words, turkish foreign minister speaking just a short time ago, leveling accusations at russia, what did he have to say? >> well, like i mentioned, this border town of azaz is now a front line really between russia and turkey, turkey making it very clear that this talk about is a red line for yours a

under cloudy skies and a strong upper 30s, but they will feel much colder than that. tonight the winds will stay northwesterly and strong keeping our lows in the mid 20s but wind chills in the teens. there may be a few scattered snow showers that wander through western iowa primarily tonight and tomorrow early morning, but most of us should be dry and any accumulation would likely not stick. thursday will start cloudy but we'll see some sunshine by the end of the day with a continued strong northwest wind and highs in the mid 30s. friday we turn a corner with lighter winds, sunshine, and temperatures back in the 40s. much like last weekend, saturday is looking amazing with highs expected to rise into the low 60s under lots of sunshine! sunday we'll start very warm and manage to climb into the mid 50s before a cold front and some rain knock us back into the 40s early next week. we'll likely slip into the low 40s and 30s for a bit, but then we'll try warmer trend. sam toss back. sabrina: in take a look at this today...congratu order to one of the local five family... sa

high elevations in nc are under a winter weather advisory throughout monday. highs reach 48 in the upstate and 40 in the mountains. the wind will become strong, gusting to 20 mph. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******3 we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center. center.you are looking live at: 3 super bowl 50 ends in heartbreak for carolina --it was a tough one to watch in the broncos 24-to-10 win over the panthers sunday night. night.our own lauren elise and sports director aaron cheslock are live for us from levi's stadium this morning.. and guys the panthers never seemed to get in their rhythm.. 3 3 the panthers simply didn't play well on offense... four turnovers combined... a lot of it due to the outstanding pass rush of denvers front line... super bowl mvp von miller and demarcus ware pressuring cam newton all night... four turnovers in total for carolina... three fumbles and an interception by newton, one that should have been caught.. it wasn't a lack of preparation... simply poor execution by the panthers.. 3 3 3 3 "they did w

thursday and friday look drier under partly to mostly sunny skies. it will be cooler, though, with highs in the lower 50s on thursday, falling into the middle 40s on friday. we should see a failing grade for financial literacy education... according to a new study. studies show high school graduates who have taken a likely to pay their bills on time, and get higher credit scores as adults. here in virginia... an "economics and personal finance" class was phased in for ninth graders in 2011... becoming a graduation requirement. the class of 2015 was the first class had to meet the requirement. but how to manage your money is a lesson many u-s schools are failing to teach. charlotte palmer, former student "when you learn from parents it feels like you are just told to put your money in a piggy bank. when you learn in a classroom it is seeing in a broader scope what's going to happen to me when i grow up." patricia page, teacher "we were graduating a whole generation of students that were going to be compelled to make some financial decisions even befor

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mark: a deadly house fire under investigation in mason. lisa: wlwt news 5' we' ve learned about the investigation. dan: a very active seen here starting to wind down this morning along olympia drive in mason. very sad. i will step out of the way sleeping at a glance as to what is left of this home. you can see the frame standing after the fire. the mason fire chief telling his crews were dispatched just before 2:00 with reports of fire through the roof. crews fought the flames, finding one person dead inside a back bedroom. it is unclear if it is a man or woman, but we saw crews remove that body a few minutes ago. you can see the significant side of the house. homes were impacted. it is unclear if there were working spoke to doctors. the fire chief telling us that -- it is unclear if there were working smoke detectors. the fire chief telling us that is still under investigation. the coroner was here on the scene this morning. there' s also a lot of work to come in all of this. we' re not sure what caused the fire. we will continue working

affect snow advise or until all of geauga county and ashtabula under key, you're under a lake affect snow warning. that is persisting until tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and this is the big picture. you can see the snow band making their way on to the lake shore now and all of lake county covered, northern fringes of geauga county. there are a few spots who are heavier than others. when you see the purple, that to moderate. peck's corner, chardon. the bulk of the system is pushing into the northern tips of geauga. we're expecting a lot of a couple and -- accumulation and over to you guys. >> thank you, somara. >>> and we know this is a headache for you as you head out of the door. we have several reporters tracking the snow throughout northeast ohio for you. >> and we have john ritter in snow tracker 5. and tell us where you are first and what conditions look like there? >> reporter: we're in orange, i want to talk about the conditions. and may mire -- my hair is going crazy. it's not too strong but strong enough and that is a concern this morning because of the of the blowing, drifting snow

area under the threat of tornadoes. at least four more people were killed this afternoon, some in waverly, virginia, where there's been significant damage from an apparent tornado. at least seven people have died from this time yesterday. right now at least ten states are at risk for severe weather with the highest tornado risk this evening. nbc's miguel almaguer reports from the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight this is what they fear, funnel clouds, possible tornadoes, a weather system still packing pounding rain and whipping winds with. dead today there's another night of dangerous weather still ahead. >> look at that. oh, my god >> reporter: forecast calls for 70-mile-an-hour winds. tens of millions in the danger zone. the wicked winter weather a powerful linear system fueled by the strongest el nino on record raking across ten states. the storm mangling the landscape, ripping apart homes and taking lives. >> the glass is breaking and you can hear things flipping around outside, i mean, just total carnage. >> reporte

it's light, but if you're traveling under the snow shower it may be slippery. no problems on the ben franklin bridge, no speed restricts, mass transit is looking good. >> reporter: there's the snow shower in northern chester county and berks county and trailing in toward places like norristown and at the top of the expressway and the blue route, be careful there. as we look at temperatures, 22 degrees right now at 7:00. a windchill of 11:00. single digit windchills in some neighborhoods. noon, 25. the high 29 degrees reading occasionally with a mixture of clouds an sun you'll see a snow flurry or snow shower. no big delays at the airport and no signs of precipitation at any of the big travel cities. >>> breaking overnight, a philadelphia cab driver comes under attack you'll hear from

he says it was the duty of syrians to rise up and protect this revolution that has come under attack by all of the evil forces of the world, as he said, and putting down weapons was just going to give the advantage to the assad regime, and its allies to essentially bury what is left of the ref lugs, julie. >> and what is the situation currently on the ground in terms of fighting? >> reporter: well, in the past 24 hours there has been significant attacks conducted by the russian air force in several parts of syria, particularly, again, in and around aleppo, and why this is important and we have been stressing this in our reporting over the past few days is that ever since the syrian army was given this boost with the introduction of the russians in the military equation in syria, they have been trying to push as far north as possible towards the turkey border, because it was through turkey that aid was being sent to the besieged area, and logistics, and weapons, and support were being sent to groups that are signed up to this deal that government considers, quote unquote, legitimate o

it took crews about 20-minutes to get the fire under control. no one was hurt, but the two people living there won t be able to stay there. no word on what caused the fire. police are looking for the person who shot a man in newport news. officers were out patrolling last night when they heard several gunshots. officers then got a call of a shooting on 31-st and oak avenue when they got there -- they found a 25-year old man shot. he was conscious but was taken to the hospital and may not if you have any information call the crime line. wednesday. a gusty south wind will push temperatures into the 70s again. but a powerful cold front will arrive late in the afternoon. that will spark showers, possibly thunderstorms, and maybe even a few severe storms. our biggest threats are from damaging winds and localized flooding. most of the wet and stormy weather will fall on wednesday night and early thursday morning. but we could see lingering showers throughout the day on thursday, especially across northeastern north carolina. we will be back down into

the cause of the fire is still under investigation. another fire broke out overnight, destroying a family's home. it happened around 12-thirty this morning near arville and flamingo. clark county firefighters say a stove caught fire - and then spread throughout the apartment. firefighters were able to knock it out quickly. that fire. a live look outside right now across the valley. we've been enjoying some beautiful weather this weekend. so will this great weather continue? let's check in with 13 weather first meteorologist karla huelga. karla. dry and warm conditions are expected through monday. a cold front moving through the area will bring gusty north winds late monday through tuesday along with considerable cooling for tuesday. high pressure will lead to dry conditions with a warming trend wednesday through friday. the r-t-c is announcing some 'the max' is ending its service on north las vegas boulevard. which means- r-t-c is now planning to expand service and pick up their riders starting today. r-t-c buses-- on route 113-- will

close 18 under performing stores by under of march with 40 stores around the bay area and sacramento region. >> dunkin' donuts will make a debut in walnut creek over the summer. next week a developer will start building the first store near broadway. they will open ten stores stores around california. >> good news on the baby horse, valentine who is ready to leave the hospital. fremont police are close to finalizing a home for the little colt. the possible new owner has a horse who will have new colts for valentine to play with. rescuers found the horse at the bottom of a ravine. he was two long nights with a evening brotherren help but he did not need surgery and is recovering noisily. a lot of you raised funds to get him the medical care he desperately needed. >> become with another full 90 minutes of news including rising gas prices and you may need to filleted right now. >> aen watching that may not have any victims. have any victims. a uc berkeley fraternity name every wonder what nature valley is made of? ♪ that's what we're made of. no artificial colors. no artificial flavor

the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in the day. your complete forecast is coming up - your news starts now! stationed in the teens and 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in the day. your complete forecast is coming up - your news starts now! " " " coming up this morning on abc9 news... the two teens who staged a bank robbery late last year have officially been sentenced. find out what they face. " the addition of a cell tower in thier backyard has morningside you'll hear from them... up ahead. " and... changes to iowa's medicaid system are less than a month away... we'll bring you all the details from des moines. these stories and more... on abc9 news this morning. "" " lukas: good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm lukas voss. it was an emotional scene at the woobury county court house yesterday... as two sioux city teens were sentenc

he is under sherman during the march to the sea. he is appointed to head the freedmen's bureau in may 1865. he issues rules to his subordinates the order that i gave you today. what does howard see? what does he imagine the bureau's role to be? in the post emancipation south? shane? shane: making them self-sufficient as possible. , iv every effort will be , made to make people self-supporting and government supplies will only be temporarily issued so that the people can support themselves. stephen west: they're carrying form government concerns about those contraband issues. he wants to wind up the relief as quickly as possible. he wants to make them self-supporting as quickly as possible. he doesn't want the expense for the government as howard sees it the bureau is going to have an educational role. it oversees some schools in the south, is being to teach both it oversees some schools in the south but he sees more generally the freedmen bureau job is being to teach both former slaves and former masters about free labor and how tha

blustery and cold today under mostly sunny blustery and cold today under mostly sunny conditions. high near 31. blustery and cold today under mostly sunny conditions. high near 31. blustery and cold conditions. high near >>> you see that play out in different ways in both trump, railing against pharmaceutical companies and the like and bernie sandwiches. >> that's right. bernie sandwich a name that everyone can get behind because he is not a member of the old boys club. he fights the rich guys on behalf of the poo boys. someone with a trusting open face. sure, the democratic establishment may have a "beef" with him now, because he has been reuben'ing them the wrong way. i know it may sound hoagie and he doesn't have it all wrapped up yet, but in times like these, his supporters believe we need a hero! >> bravo, stephen colbert. >> well done. >> nicely done. i want one! >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." this half hour, a beauty queen vanish odd a trip to confession back in 1950. now a former priest faces a murder charge. once caught up with him and he's in studio 57 with the

reporter: john under barbara good morning. they tell us story after story about loved ones and friends and neighbors all dying a slow and sometimes painful death from cancer. they want to know what is killing people in their community. the i-team went to work to get help. i know you all want answers and that is what we do with our investigative reporting is get appearances to help people. >> heard about it for years a lot of people, too many dying around the butner area. >> about 2011 was diagnosed with breast cancer. no reasonable reason. absolutely no reason why. my sister law has cancer fighting for her life. i lost two brothers, two brother-in-laws, both of cancer. >> my baby sister had cancer of her bones and she died. reporter: we have obtained data supporting concern and we are getting people involved so this community can get some answers about the sister impacting so many people around them. i hope you will join me for the investigation tonight at being a /- -- at 5:00. barbara: very interesting story. tune in tonight

and that's why we changed the age from under 18, to under 17, in order to get more support within that group." :01-:13 democratic senator herman law for years, says he's confident his colleagues in the senate will be willing to compromise on this light snow should be wrapped up by the evening commute. we'll top out around 3" of light fluffy snow in the des moines metro. clouds will begin to break up, we'll see lows in the single digits tonight. thursday will remain dry, with highs in the lower 20s. we'll see an increase in cloud cover during the day, with a weak clipper moving in late thursday,early friday. this will bring a light dusting of snow for the metro, with more possible throughout the north and northeast counties. high pressure will move in for saturday, and although skies will be sunny, highs are only expected to be in the middle teens...brr! more snow will move in early sunday, lasting throughout the day, which could at least. thankfully, a warm up will come our way early next week. we could even see highs in the 40s snowy days like this are perfect movie nights.. and the m

high elevations in nc are under a winter weather advisory throughout monday. highs reach 48 in the upstate and 40 in the mountains. the wind will become strong, gusting to 20 mph. 3 let's send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we're watching:in spartanburg mayo rd @ hwy 221reidville rd @ i-26deer accident river rd @ i-85piedmont deer accident river rd @ i-85 i-85 3 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 super bowl 50 ends in heartbreak for carolina --it was a tough one to watch in the broncos 24-to-10 win over the panthers sunday night. night.our own lauren elise and sports director aaron cheslock are live for us from levi's stadium this morning.. and guys the panthers never seemed to get in their rhythm.. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 the panthers simply didn't play well on offense... four well on simply didn't play the panthers 3 the panthers simply didn't play well on offense... four turnovers combined... a lot of it due to the outstanding pass rush of denvers front line... super bowl mvp von miller and demarcus ware pressuring cam newton all night... fou

high elevations in nc are under a winter weather advisory throughout monday. highs reach 48 in the upstate and 40 in the mountains. the wind will become strong, gusting to 20 mph. 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 we're watching this:accident anderson rd @ white horse rd rd 3 3 you're taking a live look at 3 3 it's ______.while hillary clinton focuses on new hampshire, her daughter is talking with voters in our area.what she had to say. 3 we head to break with a live look at...usc upstate in spartanburg.you're watching the morning news on fox 3 you're watching the morning 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott with pit crew traffic 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina--we're taking a live look at...pleasantburg drive inin greenville. 3 the family of two brothers are mourning their loss in canada this morning. morning.investigators say they were killed saturday and six of their friends were taken to the hospital after a sledding crash.the twin te

the cause remains under investigation. >> a serious crash on 293 under investigation. a car reerned an oil truck. it happened this morning in the northbound lanes. you can see traffic was backed up, one person suffered serious injuries. >> the republican presidential candidates are taking part in a two night town hall in south carolina. tonight, dr. ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, will take questions for potential voters and tomorrow jeb bush, john kasich and donald trump will also do that. trump remains the frontrunner in the state of south carolina. trump was in south carolina today where he took questions from a packed crowd. this is in bluffton. water-boarding, which he says he supports. was brought up during this event torture does work. >> jeb bush busy in south carolina. he hosted a town hall in beaufort this afternoon. bush pushing back against senator marco rubio. foreign policy experience. meanwhile, rubio was in mount pleasant, south carolina this morning and he was targeting senator ted cruz. >> what we've seen in the last few weeks has been very disturb

investigators say that student appeared to be under the influence of drugs and was arrested after he assaulted police. later that night, authorities say two more students overdosed. officers later discovered drugs in a large amount of cash inside yim's dorm. he's now facing a long list of charges. villanova releasing a statement saying the university is fully cooperating with police and quote those found responsible will be held accountable. villanova holds all of its students to a high standard and has deep and continuing commitment to achieving an he educational community free of substance abuse ". >>> developing tonight in frankford, street encased in ice a couple of days after a fire ripped through six properties on griscom street. the weather is not surprisingly complicating the fire investigation. brad sattin is in the neighborhood and, brad, you were on scene saturday as well right after that fire tour through. >> reporter: lucy, we were. we can tell you conditions at least temperature seems to be improving getting warmer here. but yeah when we were there on saturday, there we

you can hear, the forum is under way now with opening remarks. in just minutes, senator ted cruz will be allowed to speak. cruz placed first in iowa and third in the new hampshire primary. senator rick santorrum, on behalf of marco rubio, will then take the penal podium. and finally, dr. ben carson. this is a great opportunity for the candidates to reach the millennial vote, just nine days before the south carolina one student here told me she hopes to hear ways to improve race relations. >> i think that's a family issue. i think mothers of people of all colors should want their children to feel safe, that their husbands and brothers and sons should be safe to be who they are. >> reporter: again, opening remarks here at winthrop yesterday. it is expected to last in about 9:00. they are anxious to hear about the candidates' views on very key issues. we'll have the latest for you on eyewitness news starting at 10:00. reporting live at winthrop university, alexa ashwell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> remember, you can get caught up on the latest fro

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. >> reporter: rick, we spoke to the fire marshal this morning they said the fire is under investigation and they are waiting for an autopsy to be performed. professional videographer captured this video of the intense fire that claimed the life of her friend and neighbor brenda mccabe who was trapped on the second floor of the home in boothwyn. she said her husband tried to save her but was injured and rushed to the hospital. last night her children came to the scene. today they returned they did not want to speak on camera, but shared this photo of "action news" with her son at his prom. she is survived by three sons and five grandchildren. a daughter died last year. witnesses said she spent the afternoon playing with grandchildren before going inside. her family had just left the house, they are waiting to know how the fire started. >>> she was in the backyard with her grandson, and the next thing i know the home was engulfed in flames. >>> joe remains at crozer-chester medical center and expected to be released from the hospital as early as today he suffered a burn to his hand and sm

mickelson, the putt on 8. 16 under. tied for the lead. but four bogeys on the day, including this one on 11. tough par putt. dropped him to 15 under. now, that's going to open the door for 39-year-old von taylor. eighth place coming in. here on 14, his approach nearly holds it. birdied that to tie for the lead. taylor four straight birdies, takes the outright lead with this birdie on 16. 7 under 65. a clubhouse lead at 17 under. waiting. mickelson, makes those in his sleep. rims out. that would have been a play-off. 39-year-old von taylor's first win since 2005. his third victory on tour and a spot in the masters in his hometown of augusta. one shot over lefty. isn't even a regular member on the tour and more to come. >> i didn't even have my tour card. got in this week off the past champion status. played in the masters. just a dream come true. >> pretty good valentine's day. >>> college hoops, stanford. stanford comes back. the three. 25 seconds to play. as su hit a free throw. we go to overtime. the shot off before the buzzer. arizona

construction you'll note also under the public barium's able to in addition to in particular with the 35 percent affordability requirement able to build a lot of affordable housing so we'll have a main goal of creating the liveable community make sure it is affordable and pedestrian orient and a good urban design so you see that is, we have looking at a potentially over a 13 hundred housing units open space, 9 acres of new parks, even some office development also within the transit zone two we see the opportunities for 13 hundred new residential units and 4 millions square feet of office development. >> so what i'm going to do is this is you are update a tour on the status of our blocks we divide up zone one into blocks and those of you who have the printed copy and members of the public you have them on the table you may want to look at this map as i walk you through projecti projecting what is going on in and have of those blocks i'm presenting these to you in order of timeline of construction or likely construction the first project that is done is block 11 the renÉe apartments th

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southerly winds will boost our temperatures into the lower 70s by monday afternoon under a mix of sun and clouds. by late afternoon into the evening, a cold front will move in from the north, giving way to a few more clouds and a some scattered a couple of showers could linger into the overnight. then, on tuesday, expect partly sunny skies and cool temps. highs will only reach the mid 50s. a higher chance of rain moves in by wednesday with a stronger cold front. a couple of thunderstorms are also possible. the front will linger off the coast thursday and friday, giving way to a few more showers through the end of the work week. highs on wednesday will warm into the lower 70s. by next weekend, highs will be in the mid 40s. enjoy our week! in chesapeake police want to find the person who shot two people last night. officers were called to booker street just after eight last night. police say a man and woman were taken to the hospital. we )re waiting on an update on their condition. no one has been arrested. new details about 22-year old shawn hunter- accused of killing his own mother in

the repairs are under way. >>> an upcoming auction has spider senses tingling. walter jack backs i is selling the first appearance of spider man comic book. it's now expected to sell for as much as $400,000. he wants to use the money to buy his late father's farm in suffolk county. >>> another superhero story. it was a record breaking weekend at the box office. the new movie dead pool took in app estimated $135 million in just three days. it broke a record for february it's also the best debut for an r-rated movie. the previous record was $91 million set by the matrix reloaded back in 2003. >>> there was glit and glamour in london at the british version of the oscars. >> it went to the revenant. >> the film took home five trophies. including best picture and best actor. it is leonardo dicaprio's win. he's won a golden globe. he is a favorite to win at the academy award. i'm rooting for him at the academy awards. i hope he get the oscars. >> for the bear scene alone. >> then eating the -- it's a long story. it's coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're headed out the doo

a severe thunderstorm excuse me under a tornado watch and watch a geisha haven't been watching we've been telling you that let people get that and warnings confuse the watch means something is expected to potentially form that comes out long before storms actually form and then you get warning so watches the first level a warning means you really need to take action. something has form so until nine o'clock our entire region is under a watch meaning that expected conditions could be favorable for frenetic activity and for severe weather but now we have a couple of different things going on. one storm moving at us from the south the main line moving in from the west as i add on all the different warnings you can see maybe not as many as earlier but we're still looking at a number of tornado warnings out to our west and then there's another this is brand new in this is again just sort of out of the viewing area but i think some people can pick us up down here in washington county next to terrell county we have a tornado warning out for you. so there's this weird thunderstorm moving out

commissioner matsuda and commissioner pearlman thank you, commissioners commissioners, that places you under your is general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i do have one speaker card. >> georgia swedish. >> go ahead. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm georgia swedish here last time i just want to bring up the issue i think there are two issues occurring now with regards to the faÇadism the main we know but i think it is concerning when a building is basically defendant's next in order and an ocher stark facade with a lot of glass takes it mrs. place in noah valley and in neighborhoods labor bernal heights and glen park many of the oldest neighbo neighborhoods the city is logging b rated building inspection building with text

a colorful sunrise is under way. temperatures through the morning hours will stay below freezing 8:30, 9:00. it will jump into the low 40s by noon time. partly sunny. peaking mid-40s by 3:00 or so, 2:00 to 3:00. hovering in the mid-40s there. dropping down to near 40 degrees by early evening. if you're going out tonight on this saturday night, between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. low 40s. mostly clear sky. cold and clear. late evening, back to the 30s. subfreezing after midnight. storm team 4 four-day forecast, by dawn sunday, upper 20s in the metro area. so a great day to get out and do some hiking and get some outdoor recreation and exercise today and tomorrow. on monday, increasing clouds from a coastal storm system right now looks like it will be out to sea. not affecting us in the mid-40s. monday night, tuesday, passing snow showers. may give us a few inches of accumulation the way it is looking right now. all that ending tuesday night. a few flurries on wednesday. you talk about polar plunge. we will be taking the polar

the bms is an official organization under the control of the states. -- bmf. and it is controlled by him. it is like any other military and security. we have problems because we are at war, and we are artwork, security becomes weaker. most ofyou have to use your security apparatus, most of your military for that war, and there will be some crimes in the city. we are addressing this. baghdad is war, now as peaceful as it could be since 2003. and everybody admits that. [indiscernible] last year, for the first time since 2003, we have removed the -- from baghdad, and it is safer than before. have removed many of the checks and the city which makes it easier for the population to move in the city and other cities. we are winning. because the public is communicating with us, is helping us to find the terrorists. [indiscernible] i think it has something to do with the law of baghdad. we do not have wars. what we are doing, baghdad is a large place, but it is the capital where the 3% the population lives there. we know as a progress, and if the daesh, daesh will try

the crews will be focused on fixing the road under the railroad bridge. a wesh 2 news exclusive bad drivers behind the wheel of orange county vehicles. jim: and their collisions and unsafe driving practices are all caught on camera. >> the goal behind the program is to make them better drivers. meredith: tonight we' re looking at drivecams and how they are saving taxpayers millions of dollars. jim: and theme park price hike. wesh 2 news digs into why it will now cost you $105 to get into universal orlando. tony. tony: after a cold and frosty start, i nice turnaround in temperatures today. meredith: drivers falling asleep at the wheel? hot-rodding with government re seeing crash after crash after crash. these and other bizarre incidents are caught on camera. jim: in a wesh 2 news exclusive, greg fox shows us video after video and explains why the biggest county in central florida is putting more eyes on the road. greg: it can happen just like that. let' s see it again. collisions and unsafe driving practices by orange county employees, like talking on phon

the authority under the law. had done some kind of thorough analysis. >> the epa was aware as of february of last year raise levels of lead. above the enforcement action level epa did nothing. >> i would say that i believe that in april of last year was in the state actually told us and corrected in this impression they gave us that corrosion control is not happening. epa vigorously recommended to the state that they take action to get corrosion control up and running. that was the focus of our attention. we did oversee this and recommending appropriate steps. >> ms. walters had four children had lead poisoning manager at the epa midwest water division that flynn is not treating water with standard corrosion controls that prevent lead pipes from leaching lead. also the taps were being pre-flushed for several minutes prior to sampling limited water tests. that is february 25, the epa was notified that corrosion controls are not being implemented and that the testing process is flawed. my understanding is under the

the cause of the fire remains under investigation. homeowners in north las vegas feel violated after several homes and cars over the weekend. it happened at "sun city aliante" near aliante parkway and elkhorn. those living in the area say large rocks were thrown at dozens of homes and cars. north las vegas police says homeowners have filed their own incident reports. so far, no one has been arrested. we reached out to sun city aliante but they did not want to release any information. if you know anything about this vandalism -- call north las vegas police or crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. the music world loses another one... signe toly anderson of jefferson airplane has died. anderson was the original female vocalist for the band. she passed away at the age of 74 at her home in beaverton, oregon... the same day former band mate paul kantner died. anderson left the band after its first record and was replaced by grace slick. two virginia tech college students are facing charges in connection with the abduction and murder of a 13- nico

you are under a warning. so an interior room and say away from windows and protect yourself from flying debris. gate to gate is not crazy. >> no, but the twisting of the wind itself and i'll remove everything -- >> that is straight next to each other. >> the shear in montgomery county, the red was there. the green was there, and now we have a possible rotation. back to 17, scotty, and the big picture. and thunderstorm warnings through parts of prince george's county and through the in the yellow torning torn -- tornado warning for calvert county, and treat this seriously. stay away from windows and protect yourself from flying debris. here is the big picture with the radar, heavy rain from bowie down 97 to route 50 and across into calvert county and into st. mary's and calvert counties. heavy rain in bowie and 301 and deal, heavy rain as well. and we'll widen back out. this is the tornado warning and this is the thunderstorm warning. this is a dangerous situation in southern maryland. you are either under one