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the bbt is ugly. but exploitation is uglier. >> darcel: tonight we have reaction to the plan makeover. >> larry: the french broad river keeper has found something in the river that's illegal. tonight, what it was and where it cameme from. the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth period. >> darcel: we have the highlights tonight from president obama's final state of now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 11. >> larry: new tonight, asheville will be getting yet another downtown hotel. city council approved a rezoning request and that clears the way for renovation of the 18-story bb & t building. >> darcel: it will be home to

and retail as well as the conference center and parking garage. news 13's frank kracher joins us live from city hall with more on how the vote went. frank. >> frank: it was five to two those against new council members just elected back in november both who ran on platforms opposes new hotels downtown. the bb & t sky scraper was built 50 years ago. it was the tallest and also one of the ugliest. they include a living wage for full time employees, contributions to the affordable housing fund, and a commitment to help fight in raleigh for a change in the hotel structure and how it's distributed.

>> however, the majority opinion i have received from my constituents urges me to vote against the grounds of the unnecessary growth of the hotel industry. >> the city would be cheering for this, except for the hotel question. i think it's an amazing projfct and i'm going to support it tonight. >> to stand up here and commit to living wages and commit to local businesses and put $210,000 towards the trust fund. with that, you have won me over, sir. >> the city is going to love it. it's been a long time coming. really all the stars had to align to make this work. we just needed just one more star and i think we got it. it's very exciting. >> frank: the other dissenting vote, keith young who campaigned

young did not speak tonight. more than a dozen people did. only a few were against it. the bb & t hotel conversion is a go. the work should begin some time this spring. reporting live in asheville, frank kracher, news 13. >> larry: also tonight, city council approved getting a makeover for the lee walker heights public housing community. mountain housing opportunities will rebuild the area near asheville south slope in a public-private partnership. the plan calls for a mixed income partnership. wells fargo donated $100,000 to the project back in november. total cost is $20 million. tonight's vote cuts city permit fees in half. asheville city council also took a step t tard honoring the roots, history and culture of the first people who lived here in the mountains. they have voted to adopt indigenous people's day. the proclamation states that

homelands and villages of native people who lived here long before what is now known as the americas was settled. the . >> it's such a tolerant and inclusive place. to celebrate the contributions of cherokee. >> larry: indigenous peoples day will be celebrated on the second monday of october, which is also columbus day. >> darcel: developing tonight, off the chart levels of e. coli in harmony creek prompts the river keeper to find out the source of the problem. issued a notice of violation to a dairy farm in connection to those levels one week before christmas. news 13's jerrika insco joins us live. jerrika, what's the status of the creek now? >> jerrika: darcel, it's the

river keeper's 22 sites. but they hope to see improvements soon after finding the source. the french broad river flows more than 200 miles in to tennessee. right here in asheville, it's popular to tube in and swim in. >> we also use it to track down some of the worst sites. >> jerrika: they found dangerous levels of e. coli. >> there are safe limits and what we weree finding was hundreds, if not thousands of times beyond the safe limit. >> jerrika: carson says one of the sources is kroul farms. >> it's probably like three miles up stream. >> jerrika: and it's cows who have access to hominy creek. >> when the state went back to

was discharging animal waste straight in to the ditch and in to the river. it was obviously animal waste. foamy, dark colored, smelly. >> jerrika: it's disappointing that people are polluting the river. but the first step in correcting the problem is finding its source. >> hopefully through this source we can make hominy creek a safe place and continue to make french broad a safe place to swim. >> jerrika: now i talked with the owner of kroul farms. he said he did not want to comment at this time. the river keeper said he will continue to monitor that farm and this creek. jerrika insco, news 13. >> larry: it's going to be dangerously cold tonight in some parts of the mountains. wind chill in the single digits. >> darcel: jason. >> jason: it's getting colder by the minute.

relent anytime soon. we're already below freezing and well below freezing at that in newland. 26 up in boone. 31 burnsville. close to freezing in asheville. you just dropped below it in hendersonville. everyone feels the chill. a lighter wind in asheville. it was certainly gustier a couple hours ago. but still enough to reallll be felt and do a number on our wind chills. 31 miles per hour the sustained wind in boone. avery, watauga county. wind chills right now, first one to go single digits, boone 9 degrees it feels like temperature there. feels like 20s across the mountains. big swirl up here. this is the center of low pressure that brought the chill to our neck of the woods. east ward all the way to the mid-atlantic now. snow is not a big deal for us.

the great lake states. wind chill around 9 in the morning. 20 degrees at day break. sunny skies will get us to above freezing. less wind means overall your air temperatures will feel much like they will. we'll talk more about the changes coming up for the rest of the weekend. and bigger ones for the weekend. stick around. >> larry: president obama wrapped up his final state of the union address less than an hour ago. tonight he called foror cooperation. even joked about the race going successor. tonight's topics include's isis, washington has become during his administration. aaron. >> aaron: regardless of the political party, obama says the

four questions: how to make sure the economy allows everybody to get a fair shot. how to make technology work for all of us. how to keep the world safe without policing it. how to make politics reflect our best not our worst. >> they do not threaten our national existence. that is the story isil wants to tell. that's the kind of propaganda they use to recruit. >> aaron: president says it is wro to say isis represents islam. responding to proposals like banning muslims from entering america. politicians cannot use language that would hurt any race for religion. >> it diminishes us in the eyes of the world. it makes us harder to achieve our goals. it betrays who we are as a country. >> aaron: throughout the speech, president obama indirectly mentioned the presidential race with some candidates even

final state of the union, his shortest. >> i know some of you are anxious to get back to iowa. i've been there. i'll be shaking hands afterwards if you want some tips. >> aaron: the iowa caucus is in three weeks. the south carolina primary is about six weeks away. it's a busy time of the year for presidential candidates. thursday in charleston, the republican candidates debate. on sunday in the same city, the democratic candidates will debate. we'll bring you plenty more coverage of the presidential race. larry. during anxious times it could be tempting to follow the siren call. we must resist temptation. no one should ever feel unwelcome in

>> larry: and tonight in the republican response to the state of the union, south carolina governor nikki haley tried to soften the tough stance on immigrants that some gop candidates have . well west henderson high school is helping to raise money for an enka high school student who was killed in a crash. back in early december, stone arrowwood was riding in his friend's truck. zebb holland was speeding, overcorrected and flipped his truck. arrowwood was killed. holland had just got his license that day. >> it could just as easily been our community dealing with this tragedy and we just feel like it was the right thing to do.

we're all in the same business. the business of kids. this just pulls you together. >> larry: ms. robinson said her students continue to grieve for their classmate. >> darcel: some areas in the mountains are dusting off the winter weather gear as the temperature continues to drop. ahead, what's being done to prepare in case any winter precipitation shows up in the forecast. >> larry: and later, the damage done to a cemetery and veteran's

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>> darcel: workers not properly trained, that's what the naacp's lawyer claims the state board of education has done since a new voter id law went in to effect. the naacp was sharply critical of the state's efforts to let people know about the law. >> instead of giving clarity about what the law really says, we have these clouded, unclear messages that's going out over the radio, that's printed on the back of these so-called brochures. >> darcel: the lawsuit against the voter id laws goes to trial on the 25th.

layer of salt and brine on roads around yancey and madison counties left over from the weekend when more flurries were expected. today they got chainsaws ready. in case there's downed trees on the roads. be cautious because there's possible black ice on the roads. >> driving along the road and it's clear. then you come around the curb and hit an icy spot you're not expecting. that's where we get a lot of the accidents that we see on the roadways. >> larry: another reminder from dot, be careful. especially on nights like these and in the morning. it doesn't take much moisture. and it's going to be a very cold night especially with the wind chill. >> darcel: so dress warm and stay inside with the heat, if you can. >> jason: that's the plans. one of those mornings tomorrow morning where you just want to stay in bed a little longer. you could probably hear the wind knocking on the windows out

the wind does pick up. we'll have our air temperature around 20 in the morning. pick up is going to be cold. 33 by lunch. only 39 by drop off for those kiddos out there. 19 on the low. that number was below average. our high was a little above. no rain or snow officially today. half an inch for the month and the year. we'll talk about bigger changes coming the next seven days. stick around. >> larry: and later, a cemetery in shambles after police say a

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could save with their every day low prices. you. now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: well we talked about the temperatures today obviously a cool day overall. even though we did have a high above average. we have a dry start to january and a very dry start to winter, too. wicked winds today. the snow has tapered off. the next colder blast is in the forecast. storm track very active here in the east. big dip in the jet stream carving out that cold air. three below now in minneapolis and chicago. once again we got the cold. we cannot get the moisture to time out with that cold air. thus minimal snow amounts in the high country.

otherwise it is clear skies. no chance tomorrow. paltry 10% chance of wintery weather on thursday. again, it's not going to happen. 60% chances of rain friday and a 40% chance of mostly rain on saturday. now the highest elevation saturday could have a little bit of snow. really the idea is it's going to be a liquid event when that rain does come. 33 degrees in asheville. clear skies. north-northwest wind at 8 puts the wind chill down to 28. we're typically one of the windier spots in the mountains. greenville, 40 degrees. notice the wind chills here by midnight likely down in to the teens and single digits, especially north of i-40 where we already have wind chills in the single digits up in watauga. day break, wind chills coldment teens down in the south. single digits likely in asheville.

shunted off to the north over time. we're going to time it out. our winds turn southwesterly. that puts our temperatures up above average as we go to thursday and again on friday. notice friday, here we go. we've got a system up north. some of that lingers in to saturday. on sunday, we could have another system along the gulf coast. if it's cold enough, we could get some snow. don't hold your breath. temperatures in the teens and twenties tonight in the mountains. highs tomorrow ranging from the 30s in most mountain valleys to the 40s as you go farther south over the upstate. look at this temperature, though. that will be nice. 52 is certainly the pick day thursday. getting wetter friday. colder as we go throughout the weekend. we stay chilly in to next week. even colder with that wind blowing.

at least three days thursday,

in to the upstate.

bergdahl was in court today. bergdahl is facing charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he was held by the taliban for five years in afghanistan and freed from the militant group in exchange for five guantanamo bay detainees. investigators say james walker was driving while intoxicated when it happened. police say he was going so fast, the impact caused some of the markers to split in half. he's facing a number of charges. >> larry: seven aisles of store shelves collapsed at a party