wooten says the area was pretty remote and the snow was deep. "it was impressive to thanks somebody would think to do that" wooten says also keeping a full tank of gas really help in this situation. and as many continue to deal with the aftermath of the snow... kentucky governor matt bevin is taking action against price gouging on essential services and supplies. today the governor activated an emergency order stopping any kind of price hikes for items like generators, building supplies, chainsaws, hotel rooms and a lot more. that means that the state will take legal action against any company it thinks is jacking up prices because of the high demand. this order will be in effect for the crews are investigating a fire that broke out in lincoln heights tonight around 7- thirty. you're looking at the scene on the 1- thousand block of van buren street. when firefighters arrived they found smoke and flames showing from the building. so far no injuries have been reported, and no word on a possible cause. a victim has died following a bond hill shooto

and kenny wooten is a 6-foot-8 power forward from manteca high school... he's rated as a three- star recruit... he's averaging 14 points, 10.5 rebounds and four blocked shots per game... the wolf pack is down in fresno for tonight's game against the bulldogs... they're really good at this season... the key for the pack is harris... he went off against nevada last season, scoring a career-high 40 points here in reno... he was named the preseason conference player of the year... and so far he's been a load... averaging 18.5 points, 4 rebounds and four assists per game... so, how will nevada slow him down? coleman: "just lindsey drew, probably. just, you know, have five guys guarding him as well. but lindsey has done an exceptional job on all team's top scorers and i feel like he will into fresno state." musselman: "well obviously their guards, everyone talks aout harris. and we've got to do a good job, we can't let him do what he did last year. so we've got to defend him and we've got to keep them off of the backboards and try not to let them get out in tran

. >> middle school wooten always has a smile on her facef. >> they only shower showered once every couple weeks. >> she is always happy. if you are having trouble, she is one on one with you. >>zack: tiffany take as true interest in the well being of >> did you work last night? how many days did you work last week? >>zack: and her students realize this is not a typical high school experience. >> it's not like a regular english teacher. she is a etch tooer but she is also a friend, and so if i have a problem, she comes to me and she asked me if i'm okay. and i tell her and she's trustworthy. that just means the world to me i can be that person for them to -- so they can rely on. >>zack: ninth graders don't always have the answer. >> do you need me? i'm coming. >>zack: while test and quiz scores may reflect the students understanding, middle school wooten's greatest reward is seeing her kids find the accomplishment within themselves. >> i can teach them all day long but for them to actually be like i accomplished something today is just, it makes me fool good i was able provide that environ

. >> kim: tom wooten is hendersonville's director of public works. >> we'll have to put down sand to get some traction. >> we're trying to use all the available platforms we have. >> kim: the emergency director shows us text alerts. rocky charged with making sure the county can handle if people need help. >> we've worked with our shelter team today to make sure we have staffing patterns throughout the weekend. we've also coordinated with the places that we will use as our shelter program ramps up. >> kim: back out here live tonight we have rush hour traffic with a lot of people heading home. but within 24 hours, i-26 here could be covered with snow. we'll be out here to cover it all for you. porting live from henderson county, kimberly king, news 13. >> darcel: news 13's rex hodge outside the emergency management office. rex, you saw more snow on the ground today. >> rex: yes, snow remains on secondary and smaller roads up here in the mountains. especially where they don't get too much sun. remnants of the first winter blast are still with us even as the second one is on its way. luc

in montgomery county, a former wooten high school student made his first court appearance on charges he killed a drunk driving accident. sam ellis has been charged with homicide by motor vehicle while under the influence. two 18-year-olds died in the crash last june. >>> in prince george's county, crews repaired a 24-inch water main that broke this morning in bowie. look at how all the water turned mitchellville road into a river. so far this month, the wssc has responded to 313 water main breaks, and it's only going to get worse with the freeze and thaw cycle causing the only pipes to break. >>> in fairfax county, look at this big old st. bernard rolling around in the snow today. that's a far cry from the situation he was in a week ago tonight. milo went after some geese and fell through the ice. first responders for fairfax city and county put on special ice suits, waded into the icy water, and they saved milo. today his owner, yolando and mark wiltman thanked the rescuers who came to his rescue. >> words cannot even convey the gratitude we feel for them. now we have him. >> we wou

according to initial reports-it happened near farrow and wooten roads. according to richland county sheriffs department spokesperson curtis wilson -- one female is dead. information is limited right now. we have a crew on the scene and are working to gather more details. we'll bring you more as we have

quiet, not a lot going on, though we have this accident at old tampa highway westbound, a accident at wooten road in the green, solid from eastbound to westbound i-4, no problems and smooth sailing at 525 beachline. more on the website, fox35orlando.com. >> time to take a look at trending headlines this morning. >> let's get over to luanne at the wall with that. >> good morning. good morning to everyone at home. your first headline comes from fox news. it reads calls for oscar boycott grow over lack of non-white nominees. with all of the buzz, the president of the academy issued a statement yesterday promising they will push for more diversity next year, but her problem is, it might be too late. are refusing to attend the awards ceremony in february because it lacks diversity. lee posted on instagram saying, 40 white actors in two years and no flavor at all. smith made a similar possess on her facebook page, calling on her fans to join that boycott. your next headline comes from usa today, this reads gas price fell to 47 cents per gallon at one michigan station, i think that should say. cars

republican presidential candidate john mccain and constitutional scholars are china and abc's kenneth wooten has more on that story from washington. cruz is citizenship. today more courses about ted cruz of legal right to run for president. the texas senator born in canada to an american mother as a legal matter the question is quite straight adult child of u s citizen born abroad is a natural born status them and raising the concerns his fellow republican donald trump he told cnn crews should go to court had issued as with the clarity of judgment is that what can you love and i'm doing this for the good of ted cruz on the stump in iowa called all noise. my focus is on addressing the real challenges and issues facing the american people cruz has mccain who was born in panama but mckay told the chris merrill show he was delivered on a u s bases. as for cruz i think there's a question i'm not a constitutional scholar on that but i think it's worth looking into every sin is dead as constitutional legal scholars who say it appears cruz is in the clear but the issue is still unresolved it would b

the ole tampa highway accident at wooten road has been cleared, so let's advance to the drive times. right now, looking good. i-4 east and west not bad, under ten minutes. the same can be said for westbound 528, a popular stretch, 417 to obt at 23 minutes at this time. it's weather and traffic together. >> back to the breaking news. sky fox over the scene of i this is happening on backfield drive, near where obt and john young parkway cross. firefighters have appearedded to knock the fire down quickly. a man is in the hospital after shot by orlando police officers. >> the police department says that the officers were forced to shoot. it happened last night on swiss coe drive in orlando, north of lee vista boulevard and east of 436. fox 35s dana jay is joining us live outside of ormc with the latest. good morning. >> i'm cold. the man was taken here last night after shooting. we still don't know who he is, but we did hear from orlando police chief last night about what led his officers to fire at that suspect. suspect. responded to a call about a >> both officers arrived at the scene

old tampa highway is any, wooten road you have a crash. not seeing slowdowns we will let you know if they need to block of new leads >>> a lot of crooks are looking to steal your tax returns. coming up, the irs warning about a phone scam and how you can keep your money safe. >>> had the iowa caucuses 13 days away how candidates from both parties are taking aim at each other. >>> take a look at this matlen man, he has asperger's syndrome missing for 3 days. his friends plea for you to welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even 6:43 am this morning matlen family is worried the missing son could be out in the cold. 23-year-old john noss has asperger's syndrome and is missing. eyewitness news this morning kimberly eiten is live in

we caught up with harold wooten after he had been in his truck 10 hours. >> i feel frustrated that the salt trucks didn't come by. i guess they thought it wasn't going to be as bad as it was. >> it was pretty wild. people were sleeping in their cars. >> a lot of people in the parking lot couldn't get up the hill. there is an incline and you just can't get up the hill. >> dave is one of the people who spent the night there too. dave owens, our sports anchor. and before the salt trucks came, drivers stranded at the safeway compared it to an ice rink. >>> well stuck and stranded drivers took out their rage on social media last night. some tred to get answers from officials but others just vented. >> debra alfarone has been talking to her tweets since the first snow flake fell and they were pretty angry. >> reporter: yeah, that's an understatement. but what would you do adam if your normal half an hour commute stretched seven hours? some snap pictures and tweet. some get mad. some make the best of it. no matter how bad you have it, someone else almost always had it worse. >> it took me thr