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and if it was the government it would have a more official business to be paid through. >> officials at the f.b.i. field office inolumbia say there are aware of the scam. receiving several similar phone calls from concerned citizens. richland county officials warned if you receive the type of suspicious call to be extra cautious. >> you hang up and you call back and ask for that particular deputy or lieutenant or sergeant, w wtever name they are using, and want it verified they are doing it. again, we would never make a call demanding money, never make a call telling you to put it on a card. >> and this is one of several scams happening across the county. there are scammers posing as law enforcement officials. if you believe you are receiving a scam phone call, take the from the richland county sheriff's open, jennifer redding, abc columbia news. >>>33 wanna dance you gotta pay the band. coming up, one south carolina community could end up paying a big price for this spring's caroline country music fest. plus, another major star lends his name to the criticism of this year's academy

his rap sheet littered with drug and alcohol charges..as well as convictions for obstructing official business...and...reck motor vehicle. 3bruce "mr. stidham not only fled the scene, he took the time and removed the license plate from the car and then run away. he didn't render any aid to the victim. just was trying to get away. so, it was a horrific crime." stidham is in more trouble...now facing charges including aggravated vehicular homicde...tampering with evidence and failure to stop after an accident 1joe "its probably the most callous, sorry excuse for a person, you know, that i've ever seen." joe fung says cathy was a friend, an avid runner and a coach training teams.. 3joe "cathy was an amazing person and friend and her loved her and misses her." so where do police look for stidhum? they say he hangs around walnut hills and mt. 2bruce and we know people we're asking for some help from the community." meanwhile...cathy's try to move forward with their 2joe "its been hard, you know, obviously it happened right before the holidays and it is something, you know, we all have to cope with

pleatman is accused of crimnal damaging and obstructing official business. she has already been convicted of telecommunica tions harassment. today... it says its going to build "death proof" cars. the company says that by 20-20, no one will be killed or seriously injured in one of its new cars or s-u-v's. volvo says new technologies such as adaptive crusie control.. which keeps you from getting too close to other vehicles... and auto lane assist.. make the promise possible. but... the company does allow an exception for someone who intensionally tries to hurt themsevles. shoveling your driveway on days like this can be a real pain. but before you hire someone to do it for you... john matarese has some things you need to know.. so you don't waste your money. with the tri states first real snowfall of 2016 now on the books....and more snow predicted for friday, you might want to pay someone to salt and plow your driveway. but a caution before you do. ----------------------an inexperienced plow driver can damage to your driveway or landscaping. if he's not insu

. >> reporter: the two immigrations and customs enforcement agents were in miami beach on official business. colleagues gathering at jackson memorial hospital to be by their left them hurt remains locked up. and rosales is being held on $100,000 bond. as soon as she posts that, she will be able to leave the jail. reporting outside the turner gill ford night correctional facility, liane morajon, local 10 news. >> cheyenne: the miami dolphins continuing their makeover tonight. >> carlos: will man so is here with the latest. >> will: clyde christianson will be hired as the new offensive coordinator. this happened exactly one week after the new head coach was named. christianson is helping to take theeame to the next level. that's what he's known for. he spent the last 14 seasons with the colts the last as the qb coach in indy. he's been called the best quarterback's coach in the nfl by many. now, said last week that he wanted to call plays for his team but no word yet if he'll give christianson that chance, we'll have much more in this move later in sports. >> carlos: will, thank you. american

. >> the two customs enforcement agents were in miami beach on official business. a gathering at jackson memorial hospital to be by their side as the woman who allegedly let them hurt remains locked up . jordana rosales did have three passengers with her in that car. they were interviewed by police. rosales is being held on $1000 bond and once she goes back she can't leave the jail. reporting at the guildford correctional facility, local 10 news. >> americans held in iran heading home. >> who has been let go and what the united states is getting to he ran in return. we will be right back. >>> . under tornado watch until 8 am. have a tornado warning for parts of collier county. it will be toto the latest on the prisoner swap between the us and iran. five americans will make their way back to the us after being held in that middle eastern >> in return the united states will free or drop charges against seven iranians. on the heels of that announcement came news that iran would finally be free of sanctions imposed toto keep tehran from making nuclear weapons. the unit

reporter: the victims were told the two immigrations and customs enforcement agents were on official business in miami beach. now they're recovering at the hospital. one fighting to survive. rose alice is expected in court tomorrow for a bond hearing. >>> dead tonight after an attempted robbery in deerfield beach on southeast 10th street last night. the man was aparent parently trying to hold up a coenient store and a worker opened fire on him. three other people were not hurt. >>> for the second time in a southwest florida. a storm hit fort myers damaging several homes and downing powerlines. the tornado lasted a few seconds. >>> garth brooks and his wife will finish up a busy south florida three-day concert tour tonight. he found time to give back to the local community. clay caught up with coach brooks. >> reporter: garth brooks is taking on a new role. (music) the man known as one of the top entertainers in the world is known on this day as coach brooks at the pro-camp's youth football camp in fort lauderdale. >> i was impressed. i didn't know you could move like that. >> well, i have thr

. >> reporter: the two immigrations and customs enforcement agents were in miami beach on official business. colleagues gathering at jackson memorial hospital to be by their sides as the woman who allegedly left them hurt remains locked up. and rosales is being held on $100,000 bond. as soon as she posts that, she will be able to leave the jail. reporting outside the turner gill ford night correctional facility, liane morajon, local 10 news. >> cheyenne: the miami dolphins continuing their makeover tonight. >> carlos: will man so is here with the latest. >> will: clyde christianson will be hired as the new offensive coordinator. this happened exactly one week christianson is helping to take the game to the next level. that's what he's known for. he spent the last 14 seasons with the colts the last as the qb coach in indy. he's been called the best quarterback's coach in the nfl by many. now, said last week that he wanted to call plays for his team but no word yet if he'll give christianson that chance, instead. we'll have much more in this move later in sports. >> carlos: will, thank you. a

they not only had official business, people coming to sue --be sued, that stay also but they also came here to get tavern licenses, to be appointed to various minor offices, take care of widows and orphans, any number of things like that. being part of the british empire, they were following english common law as adapted by virginia statute law. of coarse the virginia general as we will see in a while, had been leading since 1619. over 100 years. those on the bench behind me were the leaders of local society. wouldcounty court, they appoint a local governor based on the nominations amongst be sitting justices. the mayor and aldermen of the city were a self-perpetuating body. they served for life. every once in a while, one would act so egregiously us to really annoy the governor and be kicked off the county bench. that was rare, but fairly interesting when it happened. everyone who filled a position here was appointed. that's true for everyone in government with the exception of membership in the house of burgess. an example ofe us a trial that might have taken place here? tom: sure. t

we're told the two immigrations and customs enforcement agents were in miami beach on official business. now they are recovering at the hospital. one of them, fighting to survive. >> anchor: rosales is expected to appear tomorrow morning. where live outside the correctional facility. >> demanded that night after an attempted robbery in deerfield beach. convenience store last night. they say the man was trying to hold the convenience when one of the workers opened fire on him. inside the store at the time of the shooting, no one else was hurt. >>> for the second time in a week a tornado through tour through southwest florida. damaging homes and downing powerlines. seconds, the good news here is that no one was hurt. >> anchor: garth brooks and his wife tricia yearwood will finish up a busy south florida tour with their third tour in three nights tonight. bruce found some time to get back to e local community. on the football field. loca10 news caught up with the coach. >> reporter: garth brooks is taking on a new role. the man known as one of thtop entertainers in the world, is known on

the foundation suggests elected officials using other e-mail addresses carbon copy their official business e-mail address, and edwards did that in this e-mail, but not in these. leaving mckinney to wonder what public business may be lurking in private e-mails. >> from the federal government, on down, i think everybody should pretty much be clear now, this isn't good policy. >>reporter: we did confirm with the county that elected officials do have remote access to their county issued e-mail. rt roing in orlando, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>. >> mayor teresa jacobs and commissioner brian nelson responded saying they do not. however, we can't make a public information request without more speveng information. -- specific information. >>> tomorrow kicks off the 2016 legislative session in tallahassee. fight over healthcare, nearly led to a government shut down. well, tomorrow, governor scott will also outline his priorities, during the state of the state address. >>> a melbourne man charged with 23 counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer was ordered help without bond. he was b

. >> doug peterson on his first official business trip hopes to do just that. joining howie roseman and jeffrey lurie in mobile alabama, this is new for him, everything will be from here on outs. >> you are here in mobile looking at the senior bowl talent, what are you learning? >> that you have to watch everybody. you have to watch all phases of the game and in the past it was just offense, but now look at defensive guys and it's fun to evaluate the entire field instead of just one aspect of the game. >> what is the biggest challenge as a new head coach? >> i think just evaluating your personnel and evaluating the talent on your roster and using your scheme to really make everything fit and everything gel. it's a unique situation, there is a tremendous amount of talent on the football team on both sides of ball and getting those guys to believe in what you are selling, i think is the biggest challenge going forward. >> well, in mobile might he be selling the future of a quarterback, sam bradford to sign a contract any day or franchise him or wait for the draft

we know they're here on official business. their concern right now is for two of their own after two federal agents with ice were the victims a hit-and-run in miami beach. was laying on the floor and i saw another guy was holding the side of his body. he wasn't moving, and you could see blood was coming from his head like his head hit the ground real hard. >> andrew: it happened at collins and z zn way. miami beach police say the two had jug flagged down this cab for a ride when, while talking to the driver, someone in the mercedes jumped the cub and hit them. >> in that short space on the median and where the taxy is is where the mercedes-benzit the victims. >> andrew: the driver's side mirror was left behind. after showing video of witnesses and cars interest in that area, police say they managed to find the car involved. late this evening we learned one person has been arrested. miami beach police making a quick arrest. frankly, we don't know who the person is just yet that was arrested. we're told that person is in police

day of ending with fun tonight, but started with some official business. >> jim kenney becoming the city's 99th mayor with a nod to his upbringing at school and home. >> at the end of the day it was a jesuit teaching and selflessness that led me to the stage. >> reporter: a main priority for the administration with kenney pointing to help from the private sector for community schools. >> our children should not have to get up before dawn and take three different buses to get to a good school. so those young women can become not only national champions on the court, but also be the first in their families to go to college. >> reporter: it's those students, championship basketball stars, that kenney made a beeline for as we caught him in the crowd. mayor, how are you feeling? >> good, fun, fun. i got to go see my girls. >> reporter: a moment of fun before a walk to city hall where the work and a four-year term begins. >> enjoy it. you're the mayor of your hometown. >> reporter: and as the new mayor takes office here, he is also asking for help from others. take a look at this, what this is b

doug pederson on the first official business trip hopes to do that.oining jeffery lurie and others at the very bowl in mobile, alabama. maybe giving looks to the temple guys. three owls showcasing their skills. they are all looking to get drafted and pederson is there to learn. >> learning, you have to watch everybody. as head coach you have to watch all phases of the game. instead in the past it was just offense, but now looking at defensive guys. from that standpoint it is a lot of fun to evaluate the entire field opposed to one aspect of the game. >>> coming up almost february, which means it is almost march, which means it is time for the hoops games to get serious. one win and one loss locally. who is who when we return. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash ea

clinton has been under fire for using a private email server to conduct official business as secretary of state. the president is expected to announce a new executive order on gun control as early as next week. week.the white house is not sharing the timing of an announcement or what it would consist of.one proposal would be to expand background checks for more gun sales.current law forces all federally licensed firerems dealers to conduct those checks on their buyers. advocacy groups claim some sellers at gun shows are not licensed.right now, the president is expected to be given recommendations sometime ininhe next few days.s. the lawyer for bill cosby says the comedian was charged with a decade old sex crime crimebecause the prosecutor in the case was fulfilling a campaign promise.monique pressley says cosby is in good spirits and will soon be exonerated. she said kevin steele made cosby's case a focal point of his campaign for district attorney and had to make good on his promise. more than 50 women have made similar sex assault accusations against cosby in the past.cosby's next co

marissa kynaston was at that training and tells us why the city wanted to focus on small businesses. < officials with the chamber of commerce say-- small businesses make up a large portion of the businesses here in the city-- so thats why it was important to them to hold the training. take vo they say small businesses are usually more accessible-- making them more this training comes just over a month-- after an active shooter in san bernardino-- walked into a holiday party with only about 80 employees-- killing 14-- and injuring 22. officials say they hope the training can better prepare the businesses inside the city. take sot kara clarke assistant vp of communications las vegas metro chamber the more we educate our business community so they're prepared, and they can prepare themselves and their employees, the better it is for all of us marissa tag ch13an. > stocks took another beating on wall street... after oil prices plunged! the dow fell 249-points, closing at 15,767. this worst start in history has in store for the rest of the year. stock prices have been tumbling since new year's day...

a man is now indicted for obstructing official business... after police say he tried to pass a dog off as his own dog-- a dog that was under a court order to be put down. police say this man jason dotson.. owned a dog that vicously attacked a service dog... that dog was supposed to be put down... but dotson adopted another dog as a decoy. an scpa worker caught on - and flagged police. an officer - facing charges and now we're getting our first look at the cincinnati police officer - indicted for a felony count of theft in office.. about the indictment of officer joseph simpson... officials say the charge stems from his time working an off duty restaurant detail in december. simpson is now being suspended without pay. as the city of flint michigan figures out how to fix their lead-tainted water system... the city of cincinnati is trying to prevent the same. our ben katko has one council member's plan... he's live tonight... with the story. this is the motion council member put out today. checked... the water flowing before they get water is an

released as part of a freedom of information act request.clinton has been email server to conduct official business as secretary of state. the president is expecteto announce a new executive order next week. week.ththwhite house is not sharing the timing of an announcement or what it would consist of.one proposal would be to expand background checks for more gun sales.current law forces all derally licensed firearms dealers to conduct those checks on their buyers. advocacy groups claim so sellers at gun shows are so sellers at gun shows are not licensed.right now, the president is expected to be gigin recommenentions sometime in the next few days. the lawyer for bill cosby says the comedian was charged with a decade old sex crime crimebecause the prosecutor in the case was fulfilling a campaign promise.monique pressley says cosby is in good spirits and will soon be exonerated. she said kevin steele made cosby's case a focal point of his campaign for district attorney and ad make good on his promise. more than 50 women have made similar sex assault accusations against cosby in will be held on januar

bachelor number one is the hillsborough working group a team of five elected officials and business leaders. they'll argue to provide less tax money to pay for a ballpark, hillsborough has a larger population and business base that will make the rays more in ticket sales in the long run. bachelor number two is the new baseball forever campaign. mayor kriseman just announced this coalition of st. pete fans, business, and community leaders. they'll pitch to the rays building a new ballpark in the same location as tropicana field. st. pete does have more tax money than hillsborough to help with the upfront cost of a ballpark. but they may face attendance challenges they have for years. and we may see a bachelor number three! some sort of group of people pushing for a ballpark at the toytown landfill or somewhere else in the gateway area of pinellas, which is at the west end of the howard frankland bridge. that's the battle that would go into motion if the deal is approved in the city council meeting, starting at 3:00. live in st. petersburg, grayson kamm, 10news wtsp. a manatee county man is e

report saying under current law and department policy, employees use personal e-mail to conduct official business required to forward or copy e-mail from a personal account to their respective department account within 20 days. this report suggesting they were not following that. the other big unknown is will there be any charges coming out of that fbi investigation of her e-mail server. >> interesting you just mentioned that. we're going to go to that now. thank you so much. one former u.s. attorney says hillary clinton could see federal charges from the fbi within 60 days over the investigation into the content of her private correspondence. that attorney is joe. good to see you in person. >> nice to see you. >> what do can you know about a potential indictment? >> the fbi has been building a compelling case against hillary and her surrounding group inside the state department. they have gathered, they see servers at the state department. they gathered information. they have interviewed people. they are at a critical stage now in the investigation where they're thinking of offering immunity to

issue, the commingling of these two issues, the state department entities, state department official business and the clinton issue, as i recall, juan, are the things that bother you the most. they have the appearance of a problem and now the fbi as they try to include that. >> i was reading in the notes about how george thoreau, who is a millionaire, is looking overseas. is it illegal? i don't know, because i don't know what firewalls hillary clinton and bill clinton may have set up so they have some defense. >> can i just throw in something very quickly about the donations? can you imagine if juan williams set up juan williams foundation and wrote off half your income because you donated it to the juan williams foundation and then spent juan williams' foundation money to support your lifestyle? >> he would be in jail, jail. >> if hillary clinton was your client and the client was worried about an fbi investigation as it was, and they get the news that it's expanded. are they worried, or do they think that the government will never indict hillary clinton so it doesn't matter? >> no, i would

officials. the debate starts at 9 tonight on fox business network. organizers are expecting more than 4-thousand people at the north charleston coliseum. the chairman of the south carolina republican party says they had more than 25-thousand individual requests for just 200 public tickets. the remaining 4,000 tickets were distributed to republican party activists, leaders and elected officials. the debate starts at 9 tonight on fox business network. "americans are angry, we're frustrated, we're fed up, we're afraid. that isn't helpful. what we need to do is solve the problems and i think its important to indict president obama's lack of leadership directly. i offer leadership to solve problems, i'm not just going to talk about these things i plan to solve these things. and that's what we need to do, we need to take our country back now." organizers are expecting more than 4-thousand people at the north charleston coliseum. the chairman of the south carolina republican party says they had more than 25-thousand individual requests for just 200 public t

hillary clinton is struggling to defend her use of her private e-mail server for official business. last night she was confronted about another issue that plagues her campaign, here popularity among younger voters. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report from des moines. >> most people come out and vote, we will win, and we'll win big. >> reporter: bernie sanders fans are so devoted, the iowa field worker shaved the bern right into the back of his head. with a razor thin margin separating him from hillary clinton would not answer if he believes the front-runner is honest or not. >> not making characterizations about my opponent. >> reporter: sanders supporters are making a characterization and it's not good. one young sanders backer at a democratic forum blistering clinton who with her back against the wall decided to fire back at her critics. >> heard from quite a few people my age they think you're dishonest. >> they make the charges, i keep going forward because there's nothing do it. >> reporter: though in 2008, experience did not carry the day for her

clinton has been under fire for using a private e-mail server to conduct official business as secretary of state. >>> take cover. how some farm animals are trying to escape the flooding. 40 degrees at the ashville airport right now. coming up after the break, i will talk more about what it's like outside right now. staying cool and breezy today, have the answer coming guitar music it's not monday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday - it's tuesday. tuesday! the very first tuesday! tuesday! t-t-t-tuesday! tuesday, us-day, the very first tuesdaaaaaaaaaay! now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >>ingrid: welcome back, everyone. happy january 1st. 2016. pretty exciting the first day of the year here. unca's camera, nothing too exciting to share with you, but thankfully it's mild conditions. same thing down into greenville, although we have a breeze with the flag flying in the background. let's talk about the leicester carpet sales skycam network. 50s there but 30s in black mountain, 2400 feet. leicesesr carpet sales is showing a cool start and cloudy, too

for the third year in a row, officials at the japan business federation are urging companies to raise wages. officials included the recommendation in their policy for annual wage negotiations in spring. they said firms that are doing well should give bigger raises but they said unlike last year, they won't pressure businesses to increase their base pay. unstead they'll ask managers to consider alternatives such as bigger bonuses or hikes for workers with families. the officials said they want to avoid placing too big a burden on management. >>> prime minister shinzo abe says he intends to raise japan's consumption tax from the current 8% to 10% in april of next year as planned. abe was responding to comments in an upper house budget committee session. the tax hik was suggested to be postponed since the country was not yet out of deflation. >> translator: with regard to the credibility of japan's state finances, there must be a tax increase unless we encounter something really shocking such as the collapse of lehman brothers or a major disaster. >> the prime minister acknowledged that

. >>> on his first, very busy day, in office, mayor kenney made time for official city business.e signed six executive orders into law, four of them were the creation or reestablish. of captain level positions or offices. he also signed an executive order that changes how the the city shares information with the federal government about detained undocumented immigrants. >> only way that federal government, local government ape law enforcement is going to have a cooperative, productive, relationship is that it is done through the the community. it cannot come from the top down or from the federal government down or city government down. it has to come from the community up. >> the six executive order amended cities anti discrimination policy on contracts for minority, women and disable businesses. >>> the the the state academy of music was full with other city officials being sworn in as well, they included 17 city council members, as five were elect. fail a sheriff, register of wills, three city commissioners and a host of judges also took the oath of office during the inaugural

candidacy for the white house, "the new york times" reports clinton used a private server to conduct official business. eight days later in her first public comments about the growing scandal, she says she used a single device for "convenience." >> by summer, the fbi investigation widens. an inspector general's report shows some clinton e-mails did include classified information. the clinton campaign shifts into damage control mode as she is questioned about it on the campaign trail. >> you were the official in charge. did you wipe the server? >> what? like with a cloth or something? in retrospect, this didn't turn out to be convenient at all and i regret this has been such a cause celeb. but this does not change the facts. and no matter what anybody tries to say, the facts are stubborn. what i did was legally permitted. number one, first and foremost. >> it takes several months but clinton eventually apologizes for the private server calling it a mistake. days later she even joked about it. that brings us to yesterday and revelations that 22 clinton e-mails have been reclassified as top-secret by the

sioux city's newest sports franchise is officially in business. the sioux city hornets are the first iowa team in the history of the american basketball association. more history on saturday - the hornets first-ever home game. sioux city, hosting the topeka aviators. first points in the hornets home history come from alvin gunter - in classic a-b-a form - runs the floooofor the flush. but topeka counters - - mes english, no - - t clyde harper junior, yes on the tip - tie game early. from there sioux city starts to run away - nice ball movement inside to puts the hornets back on top. then off the miss - it's jeff berridge - you may know him as winnebago's boys head coach - but he strokes a three thre. no final yet... the me has come to make a choice... about which candidate can actually make a difference for you. in a world as complex as this, we need a president as experienced as hillary. in the situation room... at the negotiating table... and alalys on your side... fighting for children and families. with a real plan to get incomes rising... ...

and small business owners are taking up arms to protect themselves against the threat situation... we'll tell you why clark county officials say the smaller the business, the bigger the target. with an increase in active some local small businesses are taking precautions!!! a training session was held today.... by "the chamber of commerce" and law enforcement coaching businesses.... in -3- tactics... run... hide... or fight. the training comes..... just over a month after a man walked into a san bernardino holiday party.... killing - 14- people. officials say... they wanted to hold the training in case.... something like san bernardino were to ever happen.... here in las vegas. 17:51:09:01 it's a very sad reality that we face that businesses are confronted with potential active shooter situations officials say... they wanted to focus on small businesses...... since they make up.... such a large portion of the downtown community. but also because.... they can be the most vulnerable.... to an attack. according to a new report from state auditors.. cab riders were overcharged last year by a whopping 47-million dollars. audito

franchise is officially in business. the sioux city hornets are the first iowa team in the history of the american basketball association. more history on saturday - the hornets first-ever home game. sioux city, hostininthe topeka aviators in a pre-seseon mamahup. first points ininhe hornets home history come frfr alvin gunter - in classic a-b-a form - runs the floor for the flush - gunter had 28 points. but topeka counters - james english, no - but clyde harper junior, yes on the tip - tie game early. from there sioux city starts to run away - nice ball movement inside to vante franklin - easy bucket puts the hornets back on top. then off the miss - it's jeff berridge - you may know him as wiwiebago's boys head coach - but he strokes a three there. berridge had 19 points, helping the hornets escape, 104-102 - first home win in team history. the morningside men, 9-and-13 on the year, stepping out of conference to host grace. first quarter - mustangs up 2 - bryce koch glass - koch had 13. then adebayo babalola goes to wor

officials say business 85 michael: you may wonder about the roads in the light of the greenville public works says there are no reports of any major damage. sc-dot says the same. one of two reasons this year, , for the first time, greenville used a salt solution, or brine, on the roads instead of sand. studies showed the sand, in the past, was causing more problems on the roads, and to the water runoff, as well. the agencies say the other reason is because the city has a plan in place to constantly fix roads as soon as problems are reported. >> we'll send a crew out. we have a pothole repair team. that's what they do all day long, every day. we will just hit those hot locations. and also, we rely heavily on customers, our citizens, calling in, letting us know if there is a pothole. carol: one thing's sure, we are still paying the price from last year's winter, in terms of pothole damage to cars. wyff news 4 investigates' tim waller is here with the bill, and it's a fairly big one. tim: carol, when drivers blow out their tire or bend a rim that d.o.t. is aware of, they can file a damage

missiles and it is now reportedly looking at expanding its sanctions regime against iranian officials and businesses in other countries that are supporting it. one thing that the u.s. says it will not do is turn a blind eye to iran's efforts to expand its missiles regime and they say that has nothing to do with the ongoing efforts to dismantle iran's suspected nuclear weapons program >>> the syrian army has launched an offensive as part of a broader campaign to reverse losses to rebels in the south. the army and allied militia stormed two villages on thursday. russian air strikes have provided momentum to forces operating. the army is seeking to capture the town in the east. a victory there would give the regime a foot hold to push forward south into areas held by rebels for much of the past three years. in yemen dozens of people have been killed in the yemeni sit of thies. houthi rebels have been fighting pro-government forces in the area for months. it is on the road to the rebel health capital. talks between the two sides in geneva last month failed to make an agreement. investigators in dubai ar

recite into the record the i missed votes that today because i was detained in my district on official business. on roll call vote number 7, i would have voted aye. the johnson amendment. on roll call vote number , i would have voted aye, the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call vote number 9, the lynch amendment, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 10, the jackson lee amendment offered by mr. johnson, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 11, i would have voted aye, mr. cummings-connolly. on roll call vote 12, i would have voted aye, democratic motion to recommit. on roll call vote to recommit, i would have voted no on passage f h.r. 712, on roll call 14, i would have voted aye, on the johnson amendment. on roll call vote 15, i would have voted aye on the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call 16, i would have voted aye on the cicilline amendment. on roll call 17, i would have voted aye on the delbene amendment. and on roll call vote 18, jackson lee offered by cicilline amendment, i would have voted aye. and on roll call vote number 19 i would have voted aye, on

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if the weather cooperates, dot officials say business 85 should reopen sunday night. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly clear and cold early, watch out for potential icy spots on area roads , any melt from yesterday will freeze early, afternoon highs will improve to 53 today. southwest winds at 5-7. asheville, hendersonville will have icy spots this morning, especially on secondary roads, temperatures will climb to 51 for a high today. overnight greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly clear and cold early, watch out for potential icy spots on area roads , any melt from yesterday will freeze early, afternoon southwest winds at 5-7. have ic small town world, i love the country girl >>> back at 7:30, monday morning, january 25th, 2016, and it's a pretty one, despite the fact that so many people are digging out this morning on the east coast. a massive storm blew through over the weekend, we'll have the latest on it coming up in a couple. >> on friday, we'll do a segment on how to shovel properly without hurting your back. i watched it. maybe i didn

with a ribbon cutting ceremony this afternoon, the new look world center of racing is officially open for business. with that, the new look daytona international speedway is officially open. there's so much to see here. some of our faves, toyota and chevy's concord showrooms, the nose cone of a shuttle coming out of a wall. there's even 1400 tv monitors so you don't miss any racing. years in the making. >> what a special moment to have our ceo and chairman of the board officially open the daytona international speedway. no longer do we say daytona rising. we say daytona international speedway, the first and only on the planet. >> the ceremonies are over. now it's time to put some people in these seats, do a little racing. the new look world center for racing opens officially to the public tomorrow morning, when events for the rolex 24 begins. at daytona international speedway, tom johnson, fox 35 news. >> still ahead, mothers against drunk driving speaking out against a bill they say would make it easier for drunk drivers to commit a crime again. >> coming up, proposed changes to mission locks. >>

officials say business 85 should reopen sunday night. a retired k-9 officer passed away this weekend. former k-9 officer "cash" died saturday, due to an age-related illness. cash served alongside greenville county deputy hal harris from 2004 to 2009. cash served over 1,000 times, resulting in the seizure of 200 pounds of illegal drugs, and over $470,000. cash was 12 years old when he died. for only the fourth time in 54 years, lake hartwell's floodgates were opened this weekend. gabrielle: the flooded lake was causing some problems in that area. wyff news 4's mandy gaither is live and local at portman marina in anderson county, with more on some damage there. mandy? mandy: if you take a look at the debris on the ground, that's how far the lake came inland, until the floodgates were opened. a lifetime experience, watching the flood gates open at hartwell dam. it's only happened four times in years, in 1964 and 1994, then 2013, and now, the past three days. >> we'll only spill in emergency situations, and that's what we had on friday eveni

business owners in the city. chris took his plan to the city officials. before long, the loans were approved and by 2009s officially open for business. >> in term of revenues, 2009 about $500,000 in revenues. and to -- forward to today, we make a little over $2 million in >> these numbers are even more significant because roughly 80% of dental kids' patients pay with a care plan or medicaid, which most private practices refuse to accept because of low reimbursement rates. stopped the dental kids business from booming. >> right now we currently see anywhere between 50 to 65day. >> before they even meet the doctors they're meeting the front desk people, they're talking to them on the telephone. cared for, they're being cared for by, you know, someone you feel that sense of commonality with. is you cannot have a business in a community without becoming a part of the community. >> we've had the exact place. once we were able to do that, it made a huge difference in terms of our turnover, which we have zero turnover ality of the work that our staff actually pr

station had it's grand opening over the weekend in silver springs - the first new business in the area in years. and local officials say there's more businesses on the way. the anticipated extension of u-s-a parkway from i-80 through the tahoe reno industrial center-- to u-s 50 at silver springs-- is fueling the growth. > hoyen: "it's the tesla effect like i said. the road that's been promised to come out for at least 30 years is now happening. so we should have that done by august 2017." a restaurant, a pharmacy and a truck stop are also expected ahead. there's also talk of a hotel, and an air freight hub at the airport. mount rose has finally had a winter filled with lots of snow... and now the owner of the resort is looking to sell... plus... "this is the closest thing that i have to religion in my life" the match up is set. the denver broncos taking on the carolina panthers in super bowl 50. a look at some of the preps ahead of the big game. coming up, lindsey matherly will have your complete forecast. that's next on kolo 8 news now. now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly

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a portsmouth councilman faces a recent rule -- that keeps officials from discussing city business. 10 on your side's liz kilmer was at tonight's council meeting for the announcement. liz, how did he react? tom nicole it certainly was- councilman bill moody waved a wad of cash during tonight's meeting- explaining to the public that he's been fined 15-hundred dollars for violating a new policy that he called a threat to transparency in government we told you about that amendment this passed fall- it prohibits city leaders andcouncil members from publicly discussing or leaking information discussed during closed city meetings. councilman moody told the public, during tonight's council meeting that he has been cited for a facebook status he posted prior to a closed session. he waved his money twice- first saying here's 15-thousand for the fine, and here's another 15-thousand for future violations. he pledged to continue speaking out- and called this new rule a threat to transparency and an speech. transparency and an attack on freedom of you when i say it, all of you- you're not gonna muz

broadway may be quiet after shows were cancelled but new york city officials are busy cleaning up the snow. live look at manchester, where the subway has been shut down because of the storm. how much snow fell in n.y.c. >> even with 25.1 inches in central park, there were still these are some of the notable totals. right now, baltimore, leading the pack, at almost 30 inches of snow. new york city at 25 inches. philadelphia, 22 inches. same thing in washington, d.c. boston, only five inches to give you some idea. but this has had huge effects up and down the seaboard and will over the next 24 hours, as everybody tries to clean up. for us, not even a flake! but we came so close! just into essex county, massachusetts, we had snowplow. now the -- we had snow. the one thing we have had, the winds. they've been gusty, especially at the seacoast. tonight, it's going to be a chilly one, especially up north. tomorrow, all of us enjoying sunshine temperatures warmer than where we were today. more, coming up. >> we just missed the snow here as hayley said, but parts of massachusetts were under a

the roads...especially in anticipation of any ice that may come. 3 meanwhile highway patrol officials very busy today...working several wrecks that were weather related... including two involving school buses.they remind drivers to be careful...and if at all buncombe county andrew reeser the four o clock news. 3 with flurries expected to fall and the potentional for slick spots on the roads...the mountains aren't the only area prepping for winter weather conditions... conditions...meteorologist ted phaeton is live outside our studio with more on how d-o-t crews are readying upstate roads...ted? 3 i'm outside on our fox carolina studio right along eye 85...where you can see light flurries falling...and d-o-t crews aren't taking any chances when it comes to safety on the roads... 3 d-o-t officials say have already begun pre-treating upstate roads for possible winter weather crews are loading trucks with salt and brine from the d-o-t facility on saluda dam road in berea-- as well as from their other d-o-t engineer brandon wilson tells us that they're focusing on interstate and primary roads...usin

he )s accused of using his position as a city official to make business deals. prosecutors allege that he would get cash, car payments and even appliances for helping local businessmen. some city leaders want him to step aside as treasurer as his legal matters play out. 06:28 why should he dignify these allegations by stepping aside as if he did something wrong his lawyer says he )s innocent and calls the charges politically motivated. the 48 year old has been serving the city of norfolk since 2002 as a councilman - then a vice mayor and now as city treasurer. his trial is set to start may 3rd. a hampton home had to be condemned after a truck drove through the garage last night. firefighters and rescue crews court just before ten last night. there they found this. firefighter pulled two people out of the truck -- and one of them was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no one inside the home was hurt. crews were able to stabilize the building -- but the home was condemned because of the damage. hampton roads has had its fair share of cars crashing into bui