to take things seriously. even that is not guaranteed. >> i know i have to be punish and i deserve to be punished. >> reporter: this is his fourth dui conviction. the road here was a fiery one. the drunken high-speed chase he led police on started a brush fire last year in douglas county. while trying to get away, he hit other drivers, luckily didn't hurt anyone seriously, even at 100 miles per hour. >> if you want to call it providence, want to call it the hand of god, want to call it dumb luck that we're not talking about people who were killed, is a miracle. >> reporter: he was on stunt. >> i want to put out a enforcement. there's no excuse for what i did to them, making them drive at them speeds. >> reporter: now he's going away for 24 years. >> honestly, it's the biggest sentence that i can remember for a case where nobody was seriously injured, had serious bodily injury, or was killed. 9news. >> police say his blood alcohol level in the most resident was limit. >>> a few minutes ago, friends and classmat

we spend the money. >> take it seriously though. people don't take it seriously unless they see the ramifications, hear about tragedies on the news. when it hurts them, their families or the pocketbook they take it seriously. this is about fighting and winning, not whether to take money from this possession and put it to that. that's what that th would do. jessica's point. bring it to the forefront. let the congress, the president conduct and deeclair war and be done with it. >> give michelle the final thought on this. go ahead. >> the problem is not that we don't have enough money. the problem is we don't have a strategy. doesn't matter if we have billions to spend. if we don't have an administration that's taking it seriously, we don't need more money. >> we'll leave it on that. i agree with michelle. coming up, michael moore saying the republican party is a dead party. but is this lefty dead wrong? we debate, you decide. >>> with the iowa caucuses coming up michael moore say it is republican party is a dead party saying they alie

we spend the money. >> take it seriously though. people don't take it seriously unless they see the ramifications, hear about tragedies on the news. when it hurts them, their families or the pocketbook they take it seriously. this is about fighting and winning, not whether to take money from this possession and put it to that. that's what that th would do. jessica's point. bring it to the forefront. let the congress, the president conduct and deeclair war and be done with it. >> give michelle the final thought on this. go ahead. >> the problem is not that we don't have enough money. the problem is we don't have a strategy. doesn't matter if we have billions to spend. if we don't have an administration that's taking it seriously, we don't need more money. >> we'll leave it on that. i agree with michelle. coming up, michael moore saying the republican party is a dead party. but is this lefty dead wrong? we debate, you decide. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in

seriously. we'll have upper 30s in our northern areas, with lower and middle 40s the farther south you go. tonight, a cold front approaches with limited moisture, but may be able to squeeze out some light, scattered rain or snow. none of this should cause an issue. some scattered flurries are possible tomorrow as colder air starts to make inroads into the region with slowly falling temperatures. on saturday, temperatures will continue to fall with a powerful second surge of arctic air. this will likely generate some snow in the area on saturday night with increasing wind and dropping temperatures. wind chills on sunday morning continue to look dangerous with -25 to -35 chills common....some areas in northern iowa may experience wind chills around -40. this is dangerous for both humans and animals/pets, and you need to ensure you have adequate shelter in place. highs on sunday a smaller cast of republican presidential candidates is meeting tonight for another debate. when they take the stage toni

>> we take this very seriously in this time. it's not about money. it's about talking to the iowans, and telling them our vision for the country, what's important to you, what issues are important to you. i really think that's so good for us, and that's why we're first in the nation. >> if we really believe anybody can run for president its got start here in iowa. low-cost media markets. we are still holding the dream that's been around for 170 years. you can be president. you can start right here, and iowa's perfect. >> folk, it starts tomorrow night. years of planning, millions of dollars, months of on the street caucusing work. it all comes down to tomorrow night, so stay tuned for a special exclusive sit-down for one of the four people who may win tomorrow night's iowa caucuses. stay tuned and that much more on >>> we will become a rich and great nation again. >> we have the top 1/10 of 1%. >>. >> keep negotiating, and that's what they did. >> things that i've been concerned about in this nation for the last few years have not changed. >> we're c

. >>> coming up on wbz, taking a closer look at school start time. seriously considering whether in. what needs to happen to make it a reality. >>> and apple wants to help you get some more sleep, the change coming to iphones and ipads that could lead to more shut eye, stay with us. ew neighborhood, and i need help learning my surroundings. to civilian life. where can i turn? resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need to live independently in the setting of your choice. . >>> some new technology to keep sleepy drivers off the road and a legendary deal in hollywood. the money watch. >> and t and t is bringing back the up limited data plan to direct tv subscribers, users could pay for effort to get both wireless and tv services, summer. china's group is buying the film company legendary entertainment for $3.5 billion, legendary behind films like jurassic world, the hang over, bat man. and this is the first time a studio came under chinese ownership. >>> soon your car will know how much sleep you've had and adjust

seriously? seriously. all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? for my pain, i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. >> a billionaire, a brain southern and -- surgeon and a democratic socialist. the race for the white house and a very crowded campaign trail. >> we started off with 17 and one by one by one, they're disappearing -- 17 and one by one they're disappearing. it's a beautiful thing to watch as they go out. >> 17 candidates, and those were just the republicans. in june jeb bush was the frontrunner in new hampshire. scott walker was winning in iowa. but then donald trump hopped on to his escalator and shot to the top of the polls. >> and we are going to make our country great again. how stupid are our leaders? we have losers. we have losers. i'm really rich. i'll tell you that. >> and no matter what he said -- >> they bring in drugs, they bring in crime, they're rapists. let's take john mccain. he's not a war hero. a war hero. he's a war hero. he was captured. i like people who weren't captured, ok?

take it seriously. seriously. what is your biggest challenge? well the timing is one thing. so way ahead , they watch, they plan....and they prep... and they need your help..eric cain, truck driver for 2 years years try to give us a little bit of room to try to get the roads cleared. eric cain puts it politely, but a word to school leaders and employers as they decide on what to cancel and who to send home when...minimizing traffic around rush hour will be key. key. when traffic's not moving, our salt trucks aren't moving moving we got drivers with tons of salt on the back of the truck, an 11-foot plow blades trying to do their job. job. the more vehicles that are on the road, the more to maneuver. if you're not comfortable with driving or if your car is not equipped or if you have a smaller car, don't travel. let us get out there and get a head start on it because with the amount of snow that they're calling for, it's going to take a while. we're trying to be prepared and we hope that everybody at home can also be prepared if you don't need to be out don't go.but if you're

seriously. we'll have upper 30s in our northern areas, with lower and middle 40s the farther tonight, a cold front approaches with limited moisture, but may be able to squeeze out some light, scattered rain or snow. none of this should cause an issue. some scattered flurries are possible tomorrow as colder air starts to make inroads into the region with slowly falling temperatures. on saturday, temperatures will continue to fall with a powerful second surge of arctic air. this will likely generate some snow in the area on saturday night with increasing wind and dropping temperatures. wind chills on sunday morning continue to look dangerous with -25 to -35 chills common....some areas in northern iowa may experience wind chills around -40. this is dangerous for both humans and animals/pets, and you need to ensure you have adequate shelter in place. highs on sunday won't break zero. a smaller cast of republican presidential candidates is meeting tonight for another debate. when they take the stage

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he was not seriously hurt. we talked with some merchants in this area and they tell us violence like this is happening way too often. more on this one coming up at 6:00. nbc 6 news. >> steve, thanks. detectives still looking into three shooting scenes that rocked miami over the weekend. all happened saturday night within a three hour period. now police are urging the community to help find the people responsible. the crime claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy. miami did superintendent spoke about the crime waves. you can hear from him coming up in the next half hour. >> right now, there's a chill in the air across south florida. if you woke up early enough you probably felt the 50s. while there was a slight warm another dip in the days ahead. adam is in for john tonight with a look at your first alert forecast. >> hi, adam. even if you head out now you can tell there's a chill in the air. this is the first time miami has been below 60. you have to go back to march last year to find anything cooler and even the

several other people not seriously hurt. we are still worried about the two folks who are seriously and critically injured. live in downtown dc, bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> lloyd remains in custody, but they processed him too late to get him in front of a judge until tomorrow. >>> dc police investigating another hit and run, this one deadly. a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at minnesota avenue and c street in southeast. police say the victim was 36- year-old ian jerome butz of northeast. they are looking for a blue chevy equinox. >>> two men face charges after a wild chase that ended in the white oak section of montgomery county. one of them ended up going the wrong way on new hampshire avenue and at one point, one of the drivers putted out a gun. apparently no shots were fired. >>> now to a developing story we are following out of israel, police are searching for a gunman who stood on a sidewalk and opened fire at a crowded bar in tel aviv. he killed two people and injured seven others. surveillance video from near

the female has been seriously hurt. arrive on scene and wait outside. police arrived to his multimillion dollar home in scarsdale , they found the goldman. her husband , identified by reports as 61-year-old jules reich was taken into custody and is in the reason. he called 9-1-1 from inside the home and doctor goldman worked as a pediatrician affiliated with the medical center in the bronx. he works for a corporate consulting firm in manhattan. he said the killing dispute . public records show he petition for divorce in august. this is being called intentional as an isolated incident. they are investing in the first homicide in scarsdale since 1977. ben: much more on that throughout the morning. sheldon may have been found guilty of corruption but he could still collect pension. the confidential officers say he could still get 80,000 years in a pension because under the constitution, lawmakers are eligible for their pension. this is something governor cuomo would like to change. prosecutors could see receive a forfeiture . >> hillary clinton is brushing

breezy conditions are expected today and monday but nothing seriously gusty. just breaking this morning... a fire inside a bathroom leaves people without a home. the flames broke out around 2 a-m at an apartment near industrial and wyoming. crews were able to keep the blaze from spreading to any other units. no reports of any injuries. the red cross is now helping those people displaced. breaking overnight... clark county teachers now have a brand new contract this morning... take a look at this tweet from ccsd... saying the trustees voted unanimously to approve two year contracts for teachers. they address recruitment, retention and profesional development. the education association also tweeting overnight-- congratulating the district for ratifying the contracts. outline of what is in the agreement, yasmeen hassan is looking through it now. she'll break it all down for us in the 5 am hour. our reporter gina lazara tweeted at the school district... after none of them showed up to last night's town hall meeting on school redistricting. they replied saying they

. >> i'd like to emphasize that we take all reports like this very seriously. we do a lot of training to help people recognize what they're supposed to do in the event of an active shooter. obviously there's been numerous events that have occurred throughout the country and around the world. we take this very, very seriously. >> reed: so far we don't know what those sounds gunshots or interpreted as being gunshots. the lockdown has been lifted. >> marie: more mailboxes being broken into leaving neighbors truss trade and frightened. >> reed: it's been a month full of break-ins across the valley. the most recent over the weekend. news 3's sandra gonzalez looking into this one. >> reporter: the thefts happen quickly during this night. but a neighbor who wishes to recognize these suspects and report them to the postal -- please standby. . >> older people live here and maybe, you know, the older generation has grown up using checks and dropping them in the mail. >> reporter: marilyn with the u.s. postal service came to this summerlin neighborhood to see the damaged

and what we are taking seriously. quite frankly its leading of the search for the next commander in chief. so what if this technology fails... both parties have a back up plan in place -- by using getting the results on paper the old fashioned way the iowa caucus meansa big boost to the local economy... hotel rates soar for the iowa caucuses... at the hampton inn and suites downtown... you'll pay at least four- hundred dollars for a room... and up to nine-hundred. but rooms will be hard to come by.... most hotels downtown are sold out. visitors will also need says it expects full tables just about everywhere across the metro on and around caucus night. "in 2011, we estimated about a $12 million economic impact. we have some new tools now that we can utilize to better quantify those numbers and we're going to try and get a better season." - greg edwards - president & ceo, and visitors bureau the convention and visitors bureau expects hotels to have an 88 to 100- percent occupancy rate in the weekend, its usually around

please take it seriously today.h temperature working outdoors today, our high temperatures only low to mid 30's, so, just keep that in mind as you will need lots of layers, and you know, take a break-in doors. satellite radar, clear skies, should be beautiful looking day even with bright sunshine when you have the arctic air in place like today, we just warm up whole lot. high temperature only 34 degrees, there is warm up on the seven day though. and right now sneak peak at the weekends, 50's around here saturday, sunday, unless you feel relatively mild, looks like showers on redskins sunday. but not a wash out. >> finds out about traffic out there, erin, what's going on. >> 6:27. we start off with train and metro updates. brunswick line, headed out from frederick, delays up to 60 minute. because of a frozen switch. going to say that's weather-related. metro will honor tickets but definitely plan ahead, because that's going to set you way back this morning. as far as your metro ride. new carlton, taking the orange l

seriously, i appreciate it. >> it is so nice to see you. we have about six women here who would like task question -- to hillary clinton: good to see you. we talked about this last summer, remember? i thought it was a great idea then, and i am so happy it worked out. hi. >> hi, i'm claudia. >> claudia is with her husband, she came with her husband to caucus for you. hillary clinton: thank you, claudia. >> mrs. mary. -- this is mary. teaches different cultures and classrooms. -- in classrooms. >> a former city council person and west des moines school board member. hillary clinton: let's talk about that. i know it. hi, how are you? hillary clinton: this is a treat. i am really looking forward to it. >> anyway. hillary clinton: thank you for having us. a few people invading your space here. thank you all. >> we were all just going to have a conversation sitting down. hillary clinton: this is going to be fun. host: clinton said down for a roundtable discussion. each woman came up with their own question for the candidate with no help from anyo

the seriously mentally ill deserve our best efforts. it is complicated and that's why we take that challenge up. as we focus on getting people into healthier settings, we also need to refocus on the people who are not homeless. the people who prey on our homeless. drug dealers who target the addicted and mentally ill contributing to serious health problems. i'm calling y i am calling for stepped up enforcement for predatory drug dealing around our navigation centers and shelter and homeless service locations and every place we house our homeless. [applause] we need to clean up drug dealing around the buildings where homeless people are trying to clean up their lives. we are not criminalizing drug addictions, we are enforcing existing laws to protect the most vulnerable. i want to thank supervisor and president of the board of supervisors president london breed for being a leader on the reforms. she is a strong voice the quality of life and reforming our treatment of the mentally ill. that's why friend i am optimistic. a new department,

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reporter: they are taking it seriously. e mayor of washington d.c. says it will have life and death implications. there have been emergency situations in maryland, virginia, tennessee and pennsylvania. now what people are afraid of are the heavy gusts of wind that will be coming into the u.s. capital and in other cities as well. new york, further and then further north -- the city of boston. there will be all sorts of snowfall all across the east coast and in the coastal areas and will be afraid of storm surges and potentially high waves. the reason we are talking about a record-breaking storm, this could be the biggest one of the last 10 years. anchor: thank you for bringing us up to speed on that. let's get a reminder of our stories. a curfew after clashes and forbidding people to leave their homes from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 america tomorrow. 45 people, many of them children drown in the waters off greece as two boats sink in two separate locations. and on high blizzard alert, millions of people along the east coast of the united states are bracing the

seriously. we'll have upper 30s in our northern areas, with lower and middle 40s the farther south you go. tonight, a cold front approaches with limited moisture, but may be able to squeeze out some light, scattered rain or snow. none of this should cause an issue. some scattered tomorrow as colder air starts to make inroads into the region with slowly falling temperatures. on saturday, temperatures will continue to fall with a powerful second surge of arctic air. this will likely generate some snow in the area on saturday night with increasing wind and dropping temperatures. wind chills on sunday morning continue to look dangerous with -25 to -35 chills common....some areas in northern iowa may experience wind chills around -40. this is dangerous for both humans and animals/pets, and you need to ensure you have adequate shelter in place. highs on sunday won't break zero. thanks kaj. three people are waking up this morning millions of dollars people from california, tennessee, and florida have a

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greg: you can talk about we pledged a couple months ago to take off from very seriously. we are learning how to sing. this. we are working sporadically. we have not taken it seriously. challenge. greg: we have to learn italian. we have to learn at ing. we have to learn music. do not lose faith in us. we are having a crisis ourselves right now. >> what i needed to do. it was like the first time that i heard it. i have no retention at all. greg: we need some remedial work. march 27. clowns? greg: that would be easy. this is where you dig down deep. all right. a massage while you are learning how to sing. greg: keep in your stomach. holding your core. let it out. >> that is the one area. all right. mike woods. what is up? >> we're looking at some changes coming up for us here. the big east coast storm coming up. friday night to saturday night. a coastal storm is likely at this point in time. that is really what determines whether or not we will get a lot of snow or a little bit of snow. right now, still a long way out, relatively speaking. what we are likely to see is coasta

seriously? at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. my stop&shop. >> anchor: so the squirrel is not going to love a little bad weather stop it from finding its dinner. there it is. this squirrel showed off his athletic ability diving through the snow to find food. an animal might have had to do that this morning in some parts of mass. >> anchor: the squirrels go for it's wet all the snow is gone. a lot of down pours today out there. >> reporter: depending on where you were located you saw different weather. that's the way that winter has shaped up for us. lots of rain. not so much snow. a storm rolls up and kicks out the cold. the cold retreats and comes back and a mild storm come in bring bringing us rain. if this storm had been here when we had cold in place we could have seen 1 to 2 feet of snow easily. highs for boston. 46 for plymouth. into the 50s on nantucket. 2 upon inches of rain fall with the storm this morning. current temperatures dropping off below freezing. bed ford watch out for slick spots norwood as well. 36 in boston.

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today and monday but nothing seriously gusty. it has been a long battle....but teachers in the clark county school district now have a new contract. action news reporter yasmeen hassan is here to breakdown it all down for us. we have seen months and months of rallies and protests... ....but all of that has come to an end. late last night - the district's board of trustees unanimously approved a new 2-year contract for teachers... ....and everyone seems to be onboard. c-c-s-d and the teachers union were both tweeting about the news... saying congratulations - an agreement has finally been reached. now - as for that agreement - here's what it boils down to. 35-thousand to 40. current teachers will also be getting a raise. that will be based on education and experience....capping off at 90-thousand a year. for the very first time - teachers who go out and get extra training or education will be able to earn more money down the road. on top of the raise...teachers will also be seeing some better healthcare. a date to mark down on you

police on a seriously intense man hunt for another man. they have tweeted out the description for anyone in the area to keep their eyes peeled. we are going to send it back to you. >> all right whitney. we know the suspect described has a brown jacket and he is on foot in that area. whitney wild thank you. >>> there has been a deadly development to a standoff between federal forts in a militia that took over a federal building in oregon. since the start of the year, shots were fired and one person was killed. there is no information about the person that died. five people were taken into custody at one scene and another man was taken into custody elsewhere. among them is the group's leader ammon bundy. all those arrested will face charges of conspiracy to impede officers through force, intimidations, or threats. >>> we are following a developing story out of seattle. several people have been shot at a homeless camp at the interchange between i-5 and i- 90. two are dead, three are wounded. that area is known to people in seattle as the jung

john: i think not taking yourself too seriously, but always taking the work seriously. is important. i think a sense of perspective. and i think never losing sight of that purpose and why you exist. because i think having that strong moral compass and trying to do the right thing for the right reasons is important. on a personal note, probably the best bit of advice i get is from my kids and colleagues on a daily basis. which is try to be less grumpy, try to listen more effectively to people as well. probably quite good advice as well. francine: where do you see yourself in five years? less grumpy? [laughter] john: actually, it is where i see pearson in five years is what matters. i think there is an opportunity, as the company, to do something really important. and to fulfill that potential. i think the ultimate measure of where pearson is in five years time -- are we helping more people around the world, from the poorest members of society through to the emerging middle class to the wealthiest economies in the world, here in the u.k. and in america? are we helping mor

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people are taking it very seriously. i went to the supermarket and it was not very much left to buy. eat nonstopoing to for the next 48 hours? you would think the storm was going to last several weeks, not a couple of days but warnings have been there for the last 48 hours. forecasters have said that this could be a potentially life-threatening storm so they are taking it very seriously. people are intending to have a little bit of a party. you notice some of the wind shells are empty. they are taking it seriously but some people are planning to have fun with it. there is going to be a giant snowball fight in dupont circle on sunday. capitol hill is open for sledding. katty: my kids are excited. i hope you're not watching -- working during the whole storm. much more serious and tragic news from europe area 44 migrants including 20 children have become the latest people to die in the freezing waters off the turkish coast. they were drowned in three separate shipwrecks. this came as the french prime minister said the numbe

does that show just how seerld seriously cruz wants to put this issue aside? >> yes but i think it speaks to how seriously out of touch is he with the reality of public policy. the road that steve king wants to take america on is not one that will ever be enacted into law. but yet cruz has decided to hang his hat at least in iowa on steve kick and that -- king and that policy idea. the quick thing is this allows for xenophobia which is all too prevalent in republican politics today. >> i'd like to thank my guests. great to have you with us. monday we'll bring you the look at the role of evangelical christians in voting. have a great weekend, i'm ray suarez and that's the "inside story." ♪ ♪ talks aimed add earning the war in sya begin in geneva. the main opposition group thousand says ito yousays it wi. group says it now will be going. i'm fawazy ibrahim. >> people working for the united nations and the causes of peace and security feel. >> allegations of child sex abuse by european peace keepers in the central african republic, the youngest victim is a seven-

at least 12 elementary school students hurt although not seriously in the school bus crash in framingham. it happened close to the dunning school this afternoon before 3. and the students been taken to the hospital and we will bring you new information

the winner was florida senator marco rubio, continually attacked but never seriously wounded and the others talks like candidates talks above them, like a president. the loser was the republican party because party appears to be broken. when you can't get all the candidates to a debate, all you can do is be embarrassed and the gop should be. i suppose the tv rightings will decide who count the showdown, and if you wanted to watch a future president, then i think you would watch the debate, and if you wanted to see a live in the newsroom, i'm andy hiller. that is andy's take and let us know what you think, leave a comment on facebook or twitter and check out whdh.com. >> kim: on the democratic side the bernie sanders campaign releasing his medical records. a one-page leter from his long time physician says he is in overall very good health. among the ailments listed, gout, high cholesterol and acid reflux. hillary clinton spoke in a middle school in iowa today. this after meeting with the group every child matters. she spoke with childhood education and the importance of afford ablg c

. >> you are taking this much more seriously than i am. i am not taking it sears you -- seriously. >> i want you to consider, think about it say look, i moit come back -- i might come back forgive go forward. >> i don't like being taken advantage of and in this case i was being taken advantage of by fox. >> he won't be there and instead of debating he will hold an eye sent a few miles away in eye -- event a few miles away he says will benefit veterans etch has the biggest lead over the gop rivals trump is 7 pontes ahead of the closest rival -- points ahead of the closest rival ted cruz. the poll was before he announced he would skip the debate. we will see if that has an effect. >>> creators of barbie have taken heat for making a doll that was they said out of touch. now, barbie getting a major makeover. >> we will look at the remake of an icon. >> plus, honors at harvard. woman of the year kerry washington comes to cambridge for hasty pudding. >> what you should be eating to lose extra pounds. >> and we are following breaking news. at lea

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even on the suppliers, no one would take me seriously.ot just them, but customers didn't understand a lot. >> analysts say start-ups may be of national importance. because they need an estimated 143 jobs in the next decade. >> large private sector is not an indicator of employment. >> they have start-ups. for the next 10 years. >> back at the shop. they hope the new programme will make it easier for the business to grow. and it hopes it will encourage investment and drive growth >>> some news out of this world now. n.a.s.a. forced to cut short a space walk when ha leak in a helmet was reported. jim found a leak when he and fellow astronaut fixed a power unit. the helmet fault forced both back into the space station. >>> you can get the latest news and analysis on the website at aljazeera.com. look at the harsh reality of the american dream. presidential candidates are making lots of promises designed to appeal to middle class voters. that's no surprise. one obvious reason is that more than half of americans still, still identify themselve

it is taken very seriously there are lawyers that discussed this with a straight face. and it was difficult. and it was in the saudi women you are with the effects. >> then she went back for her next book.xt thank you. [applause] please hold your chairs and we are grateful. [inaudible conversations] and then we see that to date here at columbia university. s soon as then the york state university abolished the domestic partner benefits to say if you don't marry a partner there kicked off the health plan. shocking that a secular university that had business promotes its marriage and things to us organizing here we got them to reverse that policy. but not for different sects couples but the president promised they would keep that because the new york city the domestic partnership law recognizes both the the only reinstated same-sex couples so now discriminates against repeople -- state -- straight people as same-sex couples pay more but if you are a heterosexual you have to get married. so these are the difficult questions with the politics of a larger movement both afric

does that show just how seerld seriously cruz wants to put this issue aside? >> yes but i think it speaks to how seriously out of touch is he with the reality of public policy. the road that steve king wants to take america on is not one that will ever be enacted into law. but yet cruz has decided to hang his hat at least in iowa on steve kick and that -- king and that policy idea. the quick thing is this allows for xenophobia which is all too prevalent in republican politics today. >> i'd like to thank my guests. great to have you with us. monday we'll bring you the look at the role of evangelical christians in voting. have a great weekend, i'm ray suarez and that's the "inside story." ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everyone, this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm jonathan betz. what they new about the flint water crisis, and how long they knew? when allegations against governor snyder and his administration. >>> and why a majority of police videos in chicago are missing audio. >>> a group of fired mexican workers were only asking

. >> reporter: as an example of how seriously today, and middle school and two nearby high schools were also lockdown as a precaution. investigators are still trying to figure out how that report was made to their interviewing the person who called in. >> anchor: thank you.back here in town, it is the best shot to transform the spaces in between the resorts on the for taurus. the park between new york new york and the monte carlo is set to open on april 4. >> anchor 2: if you had not heard about this before, the parklands restaurants parts and entertainment in one space. we have an update on what is all in the sky. >> reporter: let's be clear is not a part, to the park. merry-go-round or swingset here when it was all done. you'll find trees, those are being installed and also other structures and some water features. but it is a different kind of rock where they help people spend some time dining and drinking. this coming up but right before the t-mobile arena was nearby so they probably would like it if that is the place where people call their deals with their weight for the event to

i think people just took it way too seriously. we don't take ourselves seriously at all.when the keynote happened and the slide that said one more thing, the room exploded. emily: on a more serious note, one of the reasons that you are not rolling out phones in the u.s. because of intellectual property issues. how protected are you if you do start selling in the u.s.? are you worried about patent law and potentially getting sued? hugo: of course we are all always worried about patent licensing and intellectual property. every company in this industry has had to deal with that. there are two things we are doing which take time. one is systematically taking patent licenses around the world. if it is a patent, it needs to be licensed. that is what we are doing. it takes time. we take those and talk to everyone we need to talk to. secondly, we are building our own portfolio of patents. you have to have that for defensive purposes because you have to have that. think of it as a war chest of sorts. we have filed 2000 patents, which is actually a lot. we are acquiring patents. t

many have been seriously wounded by bullets and are receiving treatment at hospital >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> terrorists. they are wrong. french troops were called in to help retake the hotel. they rescued dozens of people. many have been seriously wounded by bullets and are receiving treatment at hospital >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> forces >>> apparently there is aanother attack in a neighboring hotel. a french hotel. where currently there are some operations going on, apparently >>> any signs at this point of who may be responsible for this? >> it's signed and claimed by al-qaeda in a region that is called a group that operated in november against the radisson hotel that killed many people. i think this is a sign that they have the capacity to operate anywhere in the region in africa >>> if it is, indeed, the group that was mentioned last year also, why do you think burkina faso is being targeted? >> because somehow burkina faso had just completed a democratic condition which should have ground its efforts with the new president who has been elected after a transparent election and coming out aft

officers tracked the teen at gallery place metro stop.o s the victim wasn't seriously hurt and police eventually let the teens go. i'm sarah simmons here in northwest where it seems like aa gift from the city. if you are parked along one of these snow emergency routes last friday during the blizzard, guess what, you don't have to pay for it. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is voiding all tickets issued last friday from snow emergency routes. in a bizarre twist there are a some people we talked to who who weren't very happy about it. this all happened last week. w the snow started falling. city residents were told to movv their cars on thursday. it went into affect friday morning. the mayor says she understands many people may not have known v about the retrickses and were out running errands to prepare for the storm. she says the ticket dismiss alice one small way the district can help people recover from the storm. the fine is not small.

he is seriously considering a run as an independent. julianna goldman has more on that from washington. >> reporter: mike bloomberg feels this campaign has been dominated by the extremes in each party, and he wants to jump in if it looks like the election is going to come down to donald trump or ted cruz versus bernie sanders. he's not ruling out running against hillary clinton if she emerges from iowa and new hampshire seriously wounded, but it's an even less likely scenario. bloomberg will do a round of polling after the new hampshire primary on february 9th, and from there he's given himself the deadline for a final decision in early march. his advisers believe that would give him enough time to qualify as an independent and get on the ballot in all 50 states. the electoral map would be a huge challenge for him, but one area where he is okay, on the money front. he's indicated that he's prepared to spend at least $1 billion. >>> how will a possible for the gop nomination? john dickerson spoke with front-runner donald trump for "face

we want to take it very seriously but if zika acts like the other types of viruses that had experience with, we will see little mini outbreaks like in