what they want is help. >> the president ordered fema to help. fema spent lots of money. even nbc's anchors noticed that the private recovery work was much more efficient. there's fema and then there's the faith based fema. >> if you wait for the government you will be in for an awful long wait. >> sam porter is one harry has been talking about. >> the logo. >> he's the leader of oklahoma baptist disaster relief. >> volunteers got bull dosers and cleared tornado debris from more than a thousand homes. >> i have been to disasters all over the world tsunamis earthquakes hurricanes any time there's a storm or any kind of destruction anywhere we are on it immediately. >> fema often takes forever. you government lovers are always talking about fixing government. it never gets fixed. the response to that should not be to throw up our hand and say fema is a copy it and doesn't do anything. >> you need a central agency to coordinate. >> you don't. you just need some americans who care. >> they brut in bob katz and bulldozers and went to work. >> within days the baptists gave them

it's made up of the state senior officials usually the director of--and fema region nine so fema region nine, under this plan, they will not be operational in oakland. no actually deployed the risk management team to sacramento to:-okay with the state operations center and in and out today's they will establish a joint federal office of operations there and also in the unified quarter nation group the california national guard will be there could be a defense coordinating the show there as well. i think the porn thing for us there's not a direct seat for local government there at the unified quarter nation group. we talked to the state about we will send -it's our intent to send a liaison to that entity so that we do have a voice at the table at the unified coordination group. then all of their work is supported just like typical ics, by operation section. the new elements of this clan in addition to the ess that i think everybody is familiar with the emergency support functions, it also calls for the establishment of several task forces. those taskforces, the people not been identified

. >> there is fema and then there is the faith based fema. >> if you're waiting for the government you are going to be in for an awful long wait. >> talking about the government response after the tornado in oklahoma in may. now 30 churches banded together to help much more quickly and did a better job in government. this happened with katrina. fema was turning away walmart. people were trying to get water. sending its water to the wrong place. >> you're right. as you know, i am a native of new orleans. there are some things that the province to well. all those kids, wonderful young people who came down, church groups, they did something much better than government. but they were still an awful lot of things that we needed government. remember how angry folks were. no one said stay away. john: walmart and private charities got there. >> maybe one of the things of the privates can do is be more nimble. if you are talking about rebuilding, i don't think you want the government to take a pass. john: i do. let's talk about the war on poverty. lyndon johnson said he would and poverty. here

well, you know fema usually comes in after the event happens to have fema come in before an event happens is what we have been always trying to do in our city, to be better prepared. have all of the responding agencies, whether it is pg&e were whether small or utilities, whether it is all our departments working together ahead of time so that we never introduce each other at the time of an emergency. this is what we do and this is what this apparatus will do. so i want to say thank you. i want to say thank you to the men and women of local 798 for your dedication to working with the commission, the chief, the city, to make sure we are at our best. to make sure were all prepared and of course thank you to our police department our sheriff department all the first responders as well. this is an incredible time for our city to be adequately prepared to make sure that we are investing properly and we are prepared for the immediate future. thank you very much. >> >>[applause] now the president of our fire commission francine covington. >>good morning everyone. isn't this a fabulous day? wow. m

school in fema not allowing them to build a new location that i worked with fema to get the waiver they needed so they could rebuild but the funds that they deserved after a flood. i've worked with the city of syracuse to make sure that the funding they needed here in the 24th district had i been working on the ground for longtime paid airport to make sure birdseye workers at the birdseye factory close that we secured taa funding. assessment assistance funding so workers can be retrained for jobs. for john to say i'd never proven track record is completely false and dishonest. katco: they lost their funding and accounting, the state rather that's why i've been advocating for grants. we have supported the cities grant that they didn't get -- regarding fema the fema flood mapping in the city of syracuse she has been there for 10 years and nothing happened and nothing happen and all of a sudden magically it's my fault. you've been doing it for 10 years. either you did nothing about it or you tried to do something about it and fail. >> moderator: congressman just to follow up really quick w

people from fema, there are less than 3,000 people that work at fema.fema. the muscle of public safety is on the state and local level. you also try to maintain our openness as a society. those shifts really do complement what's going on in social media. i want to just talk about after the boom side of this and something to think about in response to the report. it is true that i think that social media has the capacity to engage communities after any disasters, but we could talk about terrorism specifically. in my field in 2001, we had a tendency to talk about to the public in a way that either made them tune out or freak out. we probably still do that. oh, god, the world is going to hell in a hand basket, i can't pay attention. or i can't go outside my house. my kids have to wear helmets in the basement. that's how we talk to people. trying to use social media to engage people to actually do something rather than read about it, be scared about it or whatever. so that's write think social media has this power to engage people in what we call the enterprise,

fema flood map is perfect example. senator gill brand i brought her down here to look at sites how impacts our communities. we worked with very hard with fema get them off the maps. you can't point to random things you think you might have had input on when you didn't. you haven't been paying attention to blue-green algae issue. i'm not in congress. i don't have the ability to do anything. i want people to know i have been fighting for them last six years. i will continue to fight when imin congress. because you didn't do anything on this issue is not mine we have problem. katko: briefly live. if you are working on fema flood maps 10 years weren't able to change it you failed. if you're working on blue-green algae issue, for all that time you would have known we've been working on it since i've been in congress, period. >> move on please. we'll go to transportation. this question is for congressman katko. future of interstate 81 will be made by new york. whether it elevated high war or boulevard it will be impact on co

fema added them to their declaration list. that means if you have damage that insurance did not cover or if you have no insurance at all, you can now apply for federal aide. there are three way you can request help. you can call fema, visit their application on their mobile app. >>> tonight we are hearing a bogus 911 call he made. he is now in jail for making dispatchers think his 4-year-old daughter was choking on candy and alone in the room. >> is she breathing? >> i don't know. i locked myself out. >> police say mark told dispatchers there wasn't anyone at the hotel to help him get back when they showed up he admitted no one else was inside and he made the whole thing up. here in florida misuse of 911 is a felony. >>> danger high voltage. are pass -- pasco county residents really at risk? and why is nobody fixing -- [ indiscernible ] driver's steps that may provide right now, a teenage boy seen for breaking into buccaneer star gerald mccoy's home. it happened just hours before last night's game. that is brand new video of t

while hillary clinton did not reach her goal of becoming the first fema president, her alma mater, where hillary rodham was the first commencement speaker celebrate the induction of a new president. the chronicle's j.c. monahan has j.c.: all 500 acres is the very picture of statelessness and serenity. on this day, there is no peace and quiet, only a buzzing perception of it luminaries and celebration. -- illuminaries johnson. the college's 14th president. -- the inauguration of dr. paul a johnson. it was one the country's first women's colleges, wellesley and islam are knowing for breaking down barriers as is docked -- and its alum is known for i am aware when you are from a background that is different, you bring a different lens. that lens is an important one as important as the diversely off among wellesley faculty, students. j.c.: a cardiologist and brooklyn native with it to -- three degrees from harvard, she was chief of women's brick of a young and young hospital and harvard medical school professor. >> the work i led on the disc every of how went -- the work i lead on the discove

to stop it, but how do you promote commercial activity and move people and goods and ideas and also, fema, response apparatus, which is when something bad happens are our cities safe and is our nation prepared to say people when they needed the most. >> host: before we go further we will get the phone lines up so people can participate. juliette kayyem, you said you had strong thoughts, what are two things you do differently? >> guest: i would take the secret service out and it's sort of a different kind of-- it's so in line with the department in terms of investigation, so that is certainly one thing, but what a lot of people don't know is that the department has a large intelligent apparatus. i'm not saying that's a value added, but in my business, the consumer of intelligence it figures out what the threats are in response in kind or prepares in-kind. there are the terror threats, which you think of all which are always vague in the next part is the weather; right? because you know our hurricanes coming, are we worried about flooding, so conceptualize the department as being all hazard

fema will provide informa other recovery information. it will stay open until 6:00 tomorrow night. >>> there is an event in fayetteville to discuss hurricane relief efforts in cumberland county. the coalition's goal is to help people ask are for assistance after fema and federal loans have been exhausted. autopsy report of keith scott who was shot and killed in september sparking nationwide protests. scott was shot once in the back, once in the abdomen, and once in the arm. there was no alcohol or cocaine in his system. scott's wife said she believes that he was shot because of his race and was unarmed. police insist that he was armed. paid leave while the investigation continues. >>> we are learning more about a murder/suicide involving a sheriffs department and his wife. the two were involved in a bitter custody battle. policesay that jeremy pearce forced his way into becky pearce's parents's home. dead and their small children were found unharmed. pearce was placed on a 30-day suspension but would not say why. >>> a local teacher is o

fema and other agencies are working to find housing. >>> support coming in for flood victims. studentsand alum my and toiletries, food, and cleaning supplies filling more than eight pallets and donated three trucks full of furniture, and the middle school students made fleece baby blankets. >> they are doing so much to help how they can. and elizabeth, sunshine will bring smiles to a lot of people today. >>> it will. it will be such a pretty day. at 80 degrees, way up there. almost a record tomorrow. look at the beautiful sunshine in south hill, virginia, gorgeous at the colonial theater with the hint of a breeze. temperatures are mild. 52 in apex and 50 in rocky mount. 55 in roxboro and 52 in garner. the temperature at lunchtime in the low 70s, and then up to 80 for the high this afternoon and back down to 77 by 5:00. tomorrow remains mild as well. but tomorrow night, a front we may see freezing temperatures early next week. i'll show you that coming up in the 7-day forecast, back to you. >>> germany is giving facebook and twitter until march to improve their response to onli

fema wants to push really heavy the fact you have a family emergency kit. great time to make sure it is updated to head into bad storms, bad blizzards and make sure you have food, water, first aid, flashlight and batteries and something to take care of your family for 72 hours. and why not give your insurance company your insurance agent a call and make sure your disaster your inventory list. maybe throughout the year you bought jewelry, art work or did an addition to your home. you need to take pictures and video to make sure you have it on hand and tips to get through daylight saving time. >>> in the answer center dan deroos, back to you, chris. >> chris: good information, dan. thank you. >>> cleveland police investigating a deadly shooting near kennard and friendly. a community activist claims someone fired hours before the body was discovered. cleveland 19 news is asking questions about the call. we will let you know what we found out. >>> a cleveland man hit by a car and a car struck near east 93rd road. investigators call it did have. the man was rush

a spokesperson for fema says while some 12.5 million dollars has been dispersed in cumberland county still anarchal of 71 people are -- an average of 71 people are registering a day. here churches and organizations mobilize, especially when small loans are exhausted. >> we the united way to direct the citizens who who wanted to help. >> reporter: roger acknowledges the coalition is at the mercy of the generosity of others. >> but the ones still living in shelters or motels, they're not. >> reporter: so the coalition handed out this booklet tonight. really helpful and has a lot of numbers of churches and resources. again, after all of the loans are exhausted people still need help, so for more information go to www.wral.com and click this story. >> candace sweat live in nate, thank you. >>> now the -- fayetteville, thank you. >>> now the first meeting today was held in lumberton. he got an up -- they got an update on the people effected, and finding people housing is a top priority, and the community had a chance to ask and get feedback. there are more meetings, find the dates and loc

well, you know fema usually comes in after the event happens to have fema come in before an event happens is what we have been always trying to do in our city, to be better prepared. have all of the responding agencies, whether it is pg&e were whether small or utilities, whether it is all our departments working together ahead of time so that we never introduce each other at the time of an emergency. this is what we do and this is what this apparatus will do. so i want to say thank you. i want to say thank you to the men and women of local 798 for your dedication to working with the commission, the chief, the city, to make sure we are at our best. to make sure were all prepared and of course thank you to our police department our sheriff department all the first responders as well. this is an incredible time for our city to be adequately prepared to make sure that we are investing properly and we are prepared for the immediate future. thank you very much. >> >>[applause] now the president of our fire commission francine covington. >>good morning everyone. isn't this a fabulous day? wow. m

it's made up of the state senior officials usually the director of--and fema region nine so fema region nine, under this plan, they will not be operational in oakland. no actually deployed the risk management team to sacramento to:-okay with the state operations center and in and out today's they will establish a joint federal office of operations there and also in the unified quarter nation group the california national guard will be there could be a defense coordinating the show there as well. i think the porn thing for us there's not a direct seat for local government there at the unified quarter nation group. we talked to the state about we will send -it's our intent to send a liaison to that entity so that we do have a voice at the table at the unified coordination group. then all of their work is supported just like typical ics, by operation section. the new elements of this clan in addition to the ess that i think everybody is familiar with the emergency support functions, it also calls for the establishment of several task forces. those taskforces, the people not been identified

fema is now active in half of north carolina's 100 counties./// ((weather toss)) tedd florendo behind a cold front that passed through last night. these are temps we haven't seen since february as we finally dropped below normal. temps today near 60 and unseasonably cooler than the mid 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even more tomorrow and into our weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as weekend. ................................ ... ................................ .. neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ ... .............. shows clear skies after the clouds we had yesterday. we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freez

the city says they are going to inspect homes to see if they will qualify for fema's buyout option. they are also applied for a housing rehab grant with the iowa northern regional council of government. that would give them 25 thousand dollars toward giving up 20 homes. learn hopes she can get relief soon. "a lot of people in town need it because we're kind of a small town and don't make a lot of money and me i work as much as i can and i had to switch jobs of engineer plans to discuss flood relief at next weeks city council meeting in clarksville. phil reed kcrg tv-9 clarksville a few people in iowa have started a hunger strike to try to stop construction of the dakota access bakken oil pipeline. those people started fasting this morning outside the iowa utilities board office in des moines. the group, mississippi stand, is leading the stop construction of the pipeline in iowa, citing concerns about a potential spill. but most of the work is done in the state. there have also been protests against the pipeline affecting tribal land in north dakota. a dubuque man will spend the rest

take you inside the fema car show. >> temperatures will be in the '50s, chilly start, with that breeze blowing but wait until you see where the temperatures are heading coming up. >> the rebels take the court the first time this season. amber has highlights i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times anned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients, as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. he even threatened to shut down the government over it. heck took all that money from wall street and predatory payday lenders and voted their way. risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. >> it is one of the most interesting special market shows. sema. but g on our side, you're going to gi

fema has come and assessed the damage in this town that's had two severe floods in just eight years. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed reports it's now w federal flood recovery funding will come through. this home is gutted dana stock's bright blue house is an eye-catcher on this clarksville street this used to be the kitchen but inside is an eyesore. that's because more that 8 feet of flood waters got into his home "everything had to go. sheet rock, installation, wiring has got to be re-done. furnaces, all new appliances. we gotta get everything new." he has been staying with his girlfriend, and waiting to that's hard because clarksville is not designated as a federal flood plain. "we're in a no flood zone, so it's hard to get flood insurance. we tried." clarksville mayor val swinton says president obama's disaster declaration won't help stock and other homeowners. "it only affects municipalities. so we will get repaid for our expenses and the damage to the city itself. but as far as indidvidual homeowners, that declaration isn't gonna help them at all swinton met with the iowa county emerg

new hours at fema disaster recovery centers went into effect today. the new hours are from monday through friday from 9 to six .. and saturdays from nine to one. north carolina residents who suffered losses hurricane matthew can get help applying for federal assistance and other services. a hiker tumbles one hundred feet down a waterfall and lives to tell about it. also up next-- a young girl fight's off a would-be robber. the painful lesson that man came away with. plus-- a major glitch disrupts online shopping at a major retailer. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news gathered today to remember a u-s marshals deputy killed in the line of duty. deputy commander "patrick carothers" was shot while serving a fugitive warrant on a man who had previously fired at other officers. attorney general loretta lynch spoke at today's ceremony outside atlanta. lynch also shared a note from president obama in which he said that he was heartbroken and that the american people are indebted to the men and women in law enforcement. a man is re

city leaders say they aren't sure how much they'll get from fema to cover multiple reports of gunshots led waterloo police to a s-u-v covered in bullet holes. authorities say they started getting calls of gun shots around 10-30 last night. officers then found an s-u-v with multiple bullet holes parked in an empty lot in the 200 block of newell street. a grocery store employee faces charges this morning for stealing more than 10-thousand dollars worth of lottery tickets. polk county sheriff's deputies say the tickets we store. that couple actually won the lottery and used part of their winnings to build the store. 27-year-old matthew hinrichs is now charged with lottery ticket theft. deputies say he stole lottery scratch tickets over several months and cashed them in at other locations a co-worker reportedly saw him stealing tickets and reported it. " for someone who is considering stealing a lottery ticket, just remember it is one of the most trackable items in a retail environment so it's something we're like going to be able to track down and deputies believe the thefts happened betw

the secret service, fbi....fema and other agencies have been "even though we still haven't gotten to the elections yet we still have to prepare because we know there will be a president elected into the white house so might as well get everything ready to go." the next president of the united states will take the oath of office on january 20th. the first votes are already being counted this morning. the tiny new hampshire town of dixville notch opens the polls at midnight. those polls then close as soon as state law allows communities with fewer than 100 voters to do that. donald trump is off to a good start in that small town and two others. so far, it's 32-25 trump over clinton 57 votes counted... with millions more to go tonight. we're also watching state races very closely. right now, republicans hold a majority in the iowa house - 57 after tonight. that could be a different story in the senate. iowa democrats will try to hold onto their slim advantage. right now, they're in control -- by means republicans could control the house, senate and governor's office. another down ballot

fema approved $62 million. matthew slammed the eastern half of the state last month. that storm dumped up to 17 inches of rain and brought high winds and record flooding. record flooding. >> some areas had 20 inches of rain. >>> we are going to talk about something that's different and switch seasons to next monday. >> okay. >> the day before the election day. topper shock. we are going to show you with our forecast. now we are going to talk about arctic out break will be and also how much snow will fall across the entire area for the entire season. okay. a live look outside with our michael and son weather cam. excuse me, this is our 3-day guarantee. we are 74 of the last 79 days. a live look outside to our michael and son weather cam, temperatures in the 70s. this is warm for this time of night radar quiet. these are the showers working from the mountains from romney towards winchester. a rumble of thunder possible crossing over 81 shortly. probably winchester at 7:13. the winds are going to intensify as the front goes through extr s in saint mary's county and the n

delaware could see one of them malfunctioning sending a metal plate that had two people one o them a fema producer for the show was hit and now in critica canceled plansch for the post- thanksgiving presentation. the next system will be on thanksgiving eve, if are going to travel, rainfall the sun try to come out as the sun tracy lakee says show low-pressure system olaf and at the surface when they join they anchor and it will not depart very quickly and we will be on the edge of this lake-effect cloud cover for much of the night. thel as far as radar, the snow has ended this next system will begin to approach wednesda afternoon anybody on i-90 will get hit with some heavy snowfall and it will slow down anybody who has traveleded this roadway in lake effect season knows well how how mu accumulate quickly. thirty-six cleveland, akron canton 31, it is pretty close to 32 on average, we do have the breeze that is takinghe a hunk out of that atmosphere. the total snow at hopkins for mostly clear tomorrow sony in 40 this time of year we should be near 50 and go up to that numbe before thanksgiv

be living but i can't stay in :26 do i pay for a hotel or pay better after speaking one- on-one with fema at the meeting. three more meetings are scheduled over the next 2 weeks in fayetteville, greenville and kinston. friday was the day election results were supposed to be certified. those numbers would confirm the winner in the undecided governor's race. but that's not the case. the results in dozens of counties are under review. some challenges were dismissed, wh the bottom line - we still don't know who wins the governor's race. durham county is one of the counties where votes were under review. wral's sarah krueger explains why that challenge was dismissed. that was sarah krueger the state is moving forward in finding out who the next governor will be. as we've reported, it could be days or even weeks before we know the results after provisional ballots have been counted. wral's capitol bureau chief laura leslie tells us what the campaigns are saying about this process. republican-led elections boards in wake and five other counties dismissed allegations by the pat mccrory campaign o

the mock 6.7 quake brought down but the drill didn't stop there...fema was working with city hall officials. in southern california crews pulling resources to help here at home. the city making sure your family is safe in case of chaos. marissa whip marissa kynaston here-- near las vegas boulevard and sahara-- where this building caught on fire-- take vo of fire and fire crews say-- its not the first time. they say this same building has caught fire several times-- and they believe-- squatters are to blame. take vo of squatter our cameras even caught noo to enter the boarded up property. parker whip 20:15:21-20:15:43 i'm parker collins near sunset and pecos neighbors over here are telling me that peacocks from casa de shenandoah are getting over these walls and just wreaking havoc in their backyards take vo at 20:15:32 a lot of money to clean up after these birds and it's been going on for years a look at current temperatures across the valley and it's a little cooler than but it's about to get worse. 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield has the details on a big cool-down heade

u-s cellular says a fema test alert accidentally went out to customers while the company was doing an upgrade. that alert prompted the state of iowa to remind people not to call 9-1-1 to report such alerts. we took a closer look at competing ads in one state house race in eastern iowa. we'll tell you whether claims from ken rizer and molly donahue add up in our hasn't happened in quite some time" " and dubuque is trying to find a solution to a sinkhole that's opened up on a street in downtown. first here's a look at the most viewed stories today on kcrg dot-com. stay with your 24 hour especially heated campaign ads this year. the kcrg fact-check team took a look at competing ads... ... between republican incumbent ken rizer and democrat challenger molly donahue for house district 68 - which covers portions of cedar rapids and marion. we'll start with the ad donahue is running against rizer. "rizer voted against a woman's right to choose." that vote is referring to a 2015 bill that would have required women see of their baby before having an abortion. rizer voted for it - though it ult

present obama second leg of his last form to her fema german chancellor on what is sixth and final visit to germany as commander-in-chief clock freshman tus well as europe as a whole is a major focus of this trip present also sign great deal of time answering questions about his soon to be successor including relations with russia. takes a similarly constructive approach funny areas where we can cooperate with russia but before making his way to south america for summit in peru. launches see this for disfigured a misdiagnosed a nightmare one general mandate for five years before finding help the problems i was explain why this man in 10,000,000 other americans continue to suffer from a disease most people can't even pronounce.

. >>> fema is trying to stop wildfires from destroying the smoky mountains. they've given money to help tennessee mobilize resources needed to fight the fires. this morning, people are banned from entering the tourist city of gatlinburg. not far from dolly wood theme park. 14,000 people were evacuated overnight and hundreds of homes are damaged. forecasters expecting more rain in the next day or two. >> can you guys see that? all of that red are flames. >> the person who took this video says that strong winds are fanning and fueling flames. originally when he drove by the fire, he says it was in part of the woods where you see the embers burning. as you can see, the wind quickly sread it to the rest of the mountain. >>> still ahead, president-elect trump taps a familiar choice for transportation secretary. >> hoping nab package thieves red-handed this holiday season. >>> plus, netflix taxed? the california community is considering a streaming video charge. >>> good thing they're not taxing sunshine today. check out the weather window at pier 15. a quick storm

inside the perimeter workers are the secret service, fbi....fema and other agencies have been planning the event for months. donald trump will take the oath of office on january 20th. and as the white house prepares for president elect donald trump to move in.... it appears some americans are looking to move out... of the country. the canadian government's immigration website crashed last night -- and experts believe the u-s election played a major role. business insider reports the site went down around 10-30 p-m eastern time and access has been spotty since. to canada and becoming a canadian citizen grew in recent months -- particularly after trump won the republican presidential nomination. dozens of women lined up yesterday -- to pay their respects to susan b. anthony. this was the scene in rochester, new york yesterday.. the women marking the first election where americans had the choice to choose a woman for president. anthony died in 1906, 14 years before american women gained the right to vote through the 19th amendment. she was never allowed to cast a warner says: "it's beauti

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. >>> for more than a month, the fema mobile disaster recovery center has been traveling to areas affected by hurricane matthew. right now it's in saint augustine helping people who suffered home and vehicle damage during the storm. people are eligible for the up to through $2000 in small business loans. 15 to 20 people are being helped per day. >>> a man who was shot in killed -- and killed in georgia is th brian moore was shot and killed sunday night. authorities believe the shooting was an isolated event and not a random act. they have not discussed a possible motive yet or the details of what happened and are still searching for the shooter. >>> tonight, members and special guests are getting a sneak peek to renovations of the safety harbor resort spa but news channel 8 got an exclusive behind the scenes tour. this is the final phase of work on the steam room, sauna, and ft.2. most of the resort underwent extensive remodeling to the tune of $5 million. >> we will be thrilled to see the new plunge pool, steam room, sauna, and two treatment areas which are exclusive to us here at the saf

crews from as far away as working with local teams while fema was operating out of city hall. north las vegas is the first city to have a drill this size. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' high pressure will stay in control in the short-term, before a large storm system moves into the area and coo-down to the area. expect highs in the upper 70s tomorrow, with high clouds and light winds. high temps will remain in the low to mid 70s on wednesday. however, we will get a push of cloud cover and gusty winds by that afternoon. expect gusts to about 45 mph wednesday afternoon and drop high temps to about 60 degrees on thursday. also, thursday will still be quite windy with gusts to about 45mph, which means it will feel even colder. the system moves on by friday, which means lighter winds that day. however, it will still be chilly with highs in the low to mid 60s around the valley. by saturday, high pressr which means a warm-up approaching the 70 degree mark on saturday and sunday. yet another system will move to start the next workwee

the secret service, fbi, fema and other agencies have been planning the event for months while workers build what will be the reviewing stand for the parade just off the north side of the white house. >> it's a historic event. so the american public and the international body at large they want to see this. >> the new president of the of office on january 20th. >>> now, an 8 on your side alert an increasingly popular medical device could be the solution to your sinus problems. while surgery opens the sinus a stent may produce those long lasting results sufferers long for. >> just a lot of pressure, it's very uncomfortable. lots of headaches and difficulty breathing. >> she has been suffering from sinus infections for as long it's a problem many in the bay area face. >> it seems to be a big problem in florida and i think it's because of the hot humid claim mate. >> the results inn #234r5i8d sinuses with symptoms over the counter medications sometimes only temporarily relief. for long lasting effects his go to tool is propel, a stent that keeps the sinus open after directly to the sinus.

looking ahead now, some groups were affected by flooding in september can now get help applying for fema aid. this is some of the damage caused by flooding in western and non-profits in that area will learn more about how to apply for federal aid. teams of specialists will be on hand to answer questions. ten wisconsin counties were cleared to apply for aid. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:36. a hungry chase. melinda: police say a suspect made a pit stop in the middle of a high-speed chase. what he stopped for it left police scratching their heads. ben: plus, have you noticed facebook friends suddenly traveling to north dakota? thousands of people have checked in in the same spot. the point that they're trying to prove. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system ity, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy >>

durham county investigators the fema disaster recovery system closed today. it opened early this week to assist with recovering from hurricane matthew. there were still several other relief centers open industry including willington, smith still, and fayetteville . you can sign assistance also on www.wral.com . type matthew in the search bar to find recovery information . everything from replacing important documents that you will find a entire list of resources there. >>> last tuesday would have been her 50th birthday but age 13. a young life was snuffed out three decades ago and her killer has appointed justice ever since. spoke september september 1980, a baseball field and durham county where an innocent game was overshadowed by the desperate search for a 13-year- old girl. >> i just hope nobody has abused her.>> reporter: investigators say when darling tillie left she took a shortcut to the woods and never made it home. hunters found her remains two month later 8 miles from her home.>> she had been there a while. took darlene had been stabbed and beaten

city leaders say they aren't sure how much they'll get from fema to cover those costs. dubuque schools say they're dealing with a mumps outbreak they haven't seen in years. so the district is reminding parents what to do to help keep the contagious mumps disease couple of innings away from forcing a game 7 in the world series. they lead the cleveland indians right now, seven to two. dubuque schools say students vaccine is not the reason for a recent mumps outbreak. so far this school year, 20 students and staff have had the mumps. and a total of 32 people in dubuque county have had the illness. that accounts for half the wiedemann explains what the school district is doing to stop the spread of the mumps. the school district says it seems everyday doctors diagnose another student with mumps. but, right now the school district says there's not a lot they can do. mumps is spread when an affected person sneezes or coughs, so the school district is strongly encouraging sick students to stay home. school custodians are using standard protocol for cleaning school buildings, s

fema has approved 62 million dollars of assistance in north carolina that were damaged by hurricane matthew. the state's governor says one of the biggest concerns is getting people out of temporary housing and the safety of residents. hurricane matthew hit the east coast in early october..with the state seeing up to 17 inches of rain, high winds and record flooding. high pressure settles over our area today and them moves slowly to our east creating a nice sw breeze bringing in warmer air. highs today will get to near 60 again today and we continue to warm through the weekend with highs in the mid 60s both saturday and sunday. we stay mild on monday but slowly lose our perfectly sunny conditions. by monday night, we early tuesday morning and we should have a nice election day. today: sunny. high: 60 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: clear. low: 44 wind: w 3-7 mph we dry up again by early tuesday morning and we should have a nice election day. today: sunny. high: 60 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: clear. low: 44 wind: w 3-7 mph highs today will get to near 60 again today and we continue to warm through

. >>> manatee county is on the list for fema help from hurricane hermine. the deadline to apply is november 28th. >>> cross bay ferry is up and running. it made the first trip for the public st. petersburg to tampa at 5:15 headed from the tampa convention center to st. pete 6 sold out. tickets are ten dollars each way. you can buy them on the cross bay ferry website. >>> alarming pattern uncovered by target aids. >> dogs given back to the same owners who neglected them. why the timing of this latest case is so disturbing. and unsafe solar installations. safe solar for the sunshine state. out-of-state attacking amendment 1? because amendment 1... stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay for someone else's solar. to stop unfair subsidies, vote yes on amendment 1. >>> hillsborough county pet resource center does it again. it returns a know negligented dog to the owner. emli came in a week ago and suffered severe medical problems. >> they issued a plea to help from local rescues. one stepped up promising to deliver the care needed. what happened

while hillary clinton did not reach her goal of becoming the first fema president, her alma mater, where hillary rodham was the first commencement speaker celebrate the induction of a new president. the chronicle's j.c. monahan has