you're not dying tonight, jana. not on your watch. look, just get me some crutches and get me out of here. i have ordered you a full-body c.t. scan. (sighs) there isn't time. jana... look, do you-- do you have any idea what it's like to be at death's door and stuck in a... hospital? um, actually, i do. you have to listen to this feeling-- that something isn't right. hey... i'm saying i believe you. you said that with a straight face. well, i'm your doctor. it's my job to get to the bottom of... whatever this is. i am taking you seriously. so take me seriously. we'lneed to divide these adhesions to see if we're good. avoid touching that mass. you know the stakes. thanks for that. no pressure. his pressure is fine. i'm talking to reid. get me closer, reycraft. i need to see is. there? (monitor beeps) (alex) uh, damn. is that urine in the field? did you nick the bladder? the bladder shouldn't be that high up. let's check it with methylene blue. (monitor beeping) (beeps) blue is leaking into the cavity. there's your nick. (sighs) (clacks)

(button clicks) (radio chatter) (clatters) (charlie) jana! jana. come inside. why? (breathing heavily) 'cause you don't want to do this. i didn't come up here to jump. it's the perseid meteor shower. happens every year in august, and it was on my bucket list. (man) you've got light in the darkness oh. did you see that? yeah. ol' perseid puts on quite a show. nothing like a wonder to make you wonder. about what? in our eyes tonight do you--do you believe that there's something, you know... afterward? show the way to the darkness you know, if you'd asked me that question a year ago, i probably would have told you no. for the darkness i'm asking you now. you're not dying tonight, jana. (scoffs) just answer the question. yeah. maybe. maybe thers something more. (siren wailing in distance) you knew about the steroids. the hell are you talking about? you think i care about that? i don't know what i think. all i know is that when i asked him where i got the drugs from, he looked at you. i know this must seem crazy to you. it does. i was just trying to be supportive. i didn

*nats of bell* janae frazier. 3 the historic institution was open from 1911 until 1958.... the event was the first time the harbison institute alumni reunited at the campus in ten years. 3 it's not to late for you to help in the cinderella project.you can drop off gently worn dresss... at more than a dozen locations... including the news 19 studio. several girls in the midlands will then get to pick their own dress for their high school prom.the deadline for drop off is tomorrow in columbia... and march 9-th in orangeburg.we have the full list of drop off locations on 3 cleaning up the department of social services. we put the agency's director in the hot seat to answer your questions about protecting the state's most vulnerable citizens. plus, a lexington county solicitor arrested overnight. this morning continues at 5. hillary clinton: wall street should never be allowed to wreck main street again. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's racism holding people back... big financial interests, drug companies, insurance companies, bi

news 19's janae frazier has more. more. >> reporter: students are learning from the pros. >> wonderful. i enjoy these kids. first day they really invited me in and put forth 100% effort. >> reporter: teaching artist of the charlotte ballet spent two weeks with the students teaching them technique and choreography. >> i learned, you know, just to be myself, express myself. >> amazing. especially as a dancer and trying to dance at a college level, working with professional artists and like have the gist of how to act in a dance environment and how to put yourself out there. >> reporter: leaders say it is important for students to see that they can make their passion their job. >> reporter: members of the charlotte ballet performed for the students. >> even adults don't know that you can dance as a job. they all think it is a hobby or something we do on the side. that is one of the great things is the students learn that they can do something that they love and make a living out of it. >> reporter: with the exposure and

news 19's janae frazier tells us about flood victim's fight for stability. >> reporter: i spoke with leaders with st. lawrence place for homeless, they said many flood victims are still homeless and they are getting more calls for them than they have before. >> it was a reason why god wanted me to tee here. >> reporter: -- to be here. >> reporter: she moved frfr alabama to south carolina for a job but before she started she lost it because of the floods. >> i really never thought this would happen to me. you see it all the time. i was never like i am going to be victimized like -- it just >> story more common than you think. president and ceo of st. lawrence place says the amount of families displaced by the flood is something she has never seen before. >> what we are seeing now is an urgency. we have families living in cars who have been displaced. we are at maximum capacity. we have 60 who are accepted and waiting.g. we have to face this issue. look towards affordable housing. this is a bigger than than we have faced before and we have to come together. >> reporter: she and her two

news 19's janae frazier was there. >> reporter: with a bright smile, the 87-year-old rings the bell. [ bell ringing ] >> i enjoyed ringing the bell. >> reporter: the same bell she heard when she had to race to class when she attended. the campus is on the site where the institute once stood. it was a school that allowed african americans to further their education during a time when opportunities for minorities were slim. >> there were no opportunities for rural students to go to third or fourth grade. and this gave them a chance to attend. look forward to something beyond that. >> reporter: she and her classmates were honored monday morning. >> i enjoyed it. it brought me back home. made me feel at home. >> reporter: midlands tech honored alumni by showing a documentary depicting the school's legacy. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: and also had students honor the rich history of the alumni. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sharing and remembering their history to carry on the legacy and strive for a brighter future. [ bell bringing ]. >> reporter: janae frazier, news 19 wltx. >> the in

((jana powers/neighbor: "it's very alarming and my grandkids go to school with those. we actaully know those kids. i wasn't feeling real safe in the last little bit and this just really brings it home that you're not safe anywhere anymore and it's scary.")) ((mauricio marin)) right now police are working to track down the suspects. detectives say the male suspect has short or shaved blond hair. authorities believe the female suspect is white or hispanic with black hair. and say she was wearing all black clothing at the time of the crime. ((mauricio marin)) police are if you think you know who may be responsible for this home invasion....autho rities ask you to call henderson police. or crime stoppers. sharie...back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) > new information tonight in the case of the brave k9 officer that was attacked during an hours- long standoff yesterday. 8 news now has learned the dog wasn't just stabbed... the suspect attacked it with a machete. luckily... the dog is doing well after surgery... but the picture might be hard for some to look at. this is littl

jana? >> reporter: wrapped up a 9:00, a beautiful clear night, not a huge crowd. it was cold but really heartwarming to see how excited the fans got about this super bowl city. there was also a study released today showing how much of an economic impact the super bowl could have on the region. the bright lights and big city, that is, super bowl city, brought out the diehard football fans showing their best face and true colors, whether they were broncos, or panthers. >> raiders, panthers, warriors. >> reporter: fans got a chance to zip line over a mini golden gate bridge. they also could take a bicycle challenge to light the way for their favorite team. and the bonus of the night, outdoor concert by a grammy- called what else, let the games begin. raiders and 49ers, doesn't matter. we all get together and have a good time. and hope -- host the super bowl the way it should be hosted. >> reporter: a study released by pwc says hosting the super bowl will bring $220 million in spending to the bay area. already some local store owners say they have seen a huge boost to

news 19 janae frazier shows us more.. cheers rang out at lexington middle school when it was announced that world language teacher kimberly freeman received a milken educator award "nats of freeman at podium: strongly believe that these guys in this room are the backbone of democracy, they e the backbone of our future and that every single one of them matters." " the award is always a surprise.. you can apply and you can be nominated. the organization finds you and gives you 25-thousand dollars!! " kimberly freeman 22:04 really really humbled."" a humble spirit but it's easy to see why she was chosen "freeman: "...it the profession where you can touch lives of so many different people and so many walks of life, and help them realize that there a world bigger than themselves and so i think it just super honoring that i get to wake up and do that every day. 23:28 " and her students are glad she does.... "everett fowler, 8th grade 33:01 i just love her energy and creativity in the classroom. she just always happy, and she al

jana katsuyama at the friendlies there, set up right in front of the ferry. jana? >> reporter: wrapped up a 9:00, a beautiful clear night, not a huge crowd. it was cold but really heartwarming to see how excited the fans got about this super bowl city. there was also a study released today showing how much of an economic impact the super bowl could have on the region. the bright lights and big city, that is, super bowl city, brought out the diehard football fans showing their best face and true colors, whether they were broncos, or panthers. >> raiders, panthers, warriors. >> reporter: fans got a chance to zip line over a mini golden gate bridge. they also could take a bicycle challenge to light the way for their favorite team. and the bonus of the night, outdoor concert by a grammy- winning singing a new song called what else, let the games begin. raiders and 49ers, doesn't matter. we all get together and have a good time. and hope -- host the super bowl the way it should be hosted. >> reporter: a study released by pwc says hosting the super bowl will bring $220 m

new 19 janae frazier takes us there. 3 little traffic in the hallways *nats of sneakers* and empty seats.. 3 so what do teachers do when students aren in class?*nats of walking* *nats of singing* well there a lot of singing and clapping. **nats** susan splittgerber, 8th grade middle school 46:35 i 3 very much value days like this. it gives us a chance to work with our colleagues, and an environment we e not so busy running from one place to another in between classes trying to fit in a meeting here and there, 46:46chapin middle school susan splittgerber has been an educator for more than 27 days and took part in district five first ever teacher led professional development day. *nats of speaking**more than 1300 educators learned from other educators. susan splittgerber, 8th grade history teacher at chapin middle school 45:59 from my experience in education, i think that is the most effective way to do professional development. i e been involved in some teacher training myself, and there just a level of credibility when you have a teacher coming to talk to a group of teachers that i know

news 19's janae frazier shows us how it works. >> reporter: nowadays it is hard to go anywhere without seeing someone on their cell phones. >> the task was to find a good motivation for people to work out and have exercise and we thought people always -- phones are always dying. we could put it together. >> reporter: that is what the high school seniors did by creating a bike that charges your cell phone from you riding it. here is how it works. >> start pedaling and the gears will create -- generate electricity. and it would be converted into power for your phone. >> reporter: they didn't stop at the bike, they also created an app to track calorie intake and mileage as you exercise. >> people on their phones all the time. if you have an app for it. you go to it. >> reporter: using technology to improve health and having fun while learning. that is what teachers are happy about. >> this is showing all these things we are talking about in class are really -- [ indiscernible ] >> there is a reason. >> the jobs they will have are we try it give them the skills so they will have the skills

the potential of hail, damaging winds and large tornados this afternoon and again into the overnight janand john. watching these areas from the northeast. even new york city here included in a slight risk for severe weather. we can see tornado reports as far north at new york. we're watching the hatched area where we think we have all those ingredients here for long lasting potentially deadly tornados. a lot of folks along the east coast need to be unaware and alert and know where you're going the get your weather were warnings. then the cold side of this where we have blizzard warnings and up to a foot of snow. this is going to be one to watch over the next 12-24 hours chs jana and john will be here. >> we appreciate it. >> that's scary stuff. if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. the city with the most billion arthur zager a billionaire's in the world. the big apple just got beat out. we'll tell you more. why are you all here? to learn, right? so you can get a good job and you're not working for peanuts. well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? while you guys

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tires, furniture, even needles. the ugly surprise you see there this morning in front of a bay area elementary school and how witnesses say all that trash got there. >> high-speed rail service headed to san jose. >> up next a helicopter crashes >>> a sightseeing helicopter crashed into the water at pearl harbor, hawaii today with 5 people on board. it happened in hunt for of visitors. several people jumped into the water to help with the rescue. emergency crews had to use a knife to cut the seatbelt and rear of the helicopter. all five people were taken to the hospital. three of them including the boy are critically injured. an investigation is now underway. >>> now to a huge get for silicon valley. today california's high-speed rail authority announced the change in plans. the first leg of the line will bring passengers to and from san jose instead of los angeles. ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose and says it will happen within a decade. >> reporter: initially the state wanted the first leg to run to burbank but

. >> reporter: janae frazier, news 19 wltx. >> they man to look into the issues february 16. they will hear from the residents and the quarry to determine what happens in the future. >>> spirit communications ballpark is causing controversy. residents who live in the area worry about the amount of light and noise that will come from had stadium. the company performed a study on how far the light could be seen and found is less than a thousand feet. the -- thousand feet. the closest neighborhood is 1600 feet and away and the sound will be below the sound ordinance. still residents are not happy about . >> we would have liked more won't sides of what the ram -- on both sides of what the ramifications are. i think that disturbs everyone that i talked to about it. >> the city did hold an open to 2:00 p.m. but nobody showed up. as we speak people are getting another chance to voice their meetish right now. >>> -- meeting right now. >>> mese are looking for a man -- police are looking for a man connected with a shooting. he is wanted for attempted murder after he robbed a man and a

player had not changed -- only his participation in super bowl week. 3 it's a girl for country singer jana kramer. kramer announced she gave birth to her first child with her husband, former n-f-l tight-end michael caussin on sunday, january 31st in nashville. kramer released a statement, which included a photo of the happy family, confirming the baby girl will be named jolie rae caussin. kramer was just nominated for female vocalist of the year for the 2016 a-c-m awards. innovation is so top secret, even the people in the commercial, don't know what it is." taco bell is jumping on the bandwagon and releasing a teaser video of its super bowl commercial. it features n-b-a player james harden from the houston rockets. harden is holding a green box trying to figure out what's inside of it, but the fast food restaurant is leaving it a mystery until february eighth. 3 3 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- 3 doctor oz is facing more legal trouble. the new lawsuit 3 it's 4:xx it's t-m-z time. jay, doctor oz is under

janae blue horse with the lefty layup in transition... later -- maddy lowe -- to hailey hughes -- tigers only down 6 at the half... manogue would pour it on in the 2nd half... katie turner -- she scored 17... miners win 75-32 a battle of ranked semifinal.. number two reno against 5th ranked damonte ranch... this one was all reno... daranda hinkey -- lethal from 3-point range... she scored 14 poins... then it's mia wilmot with the nice feed to kaitlynn biassou... huskies up 39 at the half... more reno in the second half... wilmot shooting it this time...she knocks it damonte trying ot get something going... this will help!.. alexus hunter hoop and the foul... but too much reno -- sophia monroe -- nice touch... huskies roll into the finals, 68-27 the rest of the games yesterday were quarterfinals... in division 1-a and division four boys... fernley against rival fallon... dillan rasmussen gets v a weak, fast moving upper level disturbance will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas north of interstate 80 this afternoon and even

ktvu's jana katsuyama is here to tell us that some people are actually speculating now who donald trump might choose as vice presidential running mate. >> reporter: he was asked that today. he would choose someone with experience in getting legislation passed. even one of the other candidates although he did not name names. five people remain in this gop race. donald trump trounced his gop competitors in nevada. >> we won evangelicals, we won with young and old, 46% with the hispanics. 46%. >> reporter: that has raised the question, can anyone stop him? trump received his first congressional endorsements wednesday from california representative duncan hunter of san diego and representative chris collins of western new york. trump now has won 82 delegates, five times as many as ted cruz or marco rubio who are taking aim at the front-runner. >> we can't get this wrong. we can't be fooled by pt anyone in this race but i'm the conservative that can unify the party. >> reporter: trump is looking increasingly unstoppable. >> trump wins, has won in new england, in the south, in the west. he is

ktvu's jana katsuyama live in san francisco where she's been talking with experts and party insiders about where things go next. >> reporter: julie, san francisco gop leaders had a meeting tonight looking ahead. some californians say already on the ground in nevada tonight preparing for the caucuses. others say they are still trying to decide who to support. a shakeup of the gop field leaves five candidates still standing. and at a gop meeting, hillary supporters now watching the bed and trying to decide what to do. >> for me, not a popularity contest. it's not about polling numbers. it's who i believe in and to i support. >> reporter: appears to be shaping into a three-way race with donald trump still in the lead and expected to win nevada. ted cruz, who is competing for evangelical voters, is battling for second place. his campaign slightly shaken that he fired his communications manager. >> we will conduct this campaign with the various high -- with a very high standards. >> reporter: rubio attacked cruz while donald trump also joined in a cruising cruz of more dirty tricks. john

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tires, furniture, even needles.he ugly surprise you see there this morning in front of a bay area elementary school and how witnesses say all that trash got there. >> high-speed rail service headed to san jose. details on the plan and why riders say it is a no brainer. >> up next a helicopter crashes at pearl harbor and tourists take action. >>> a sightseeing helicopter crashed into the water at pearl harbor, hawaii today with 5 people on board. it happened in hunt for of visitors. several people jumped into the water to help with the rescue. emergency crews had to use a knife to cut the seatbelt and free a 16-year-old boy in the rear of the helicopter. all five people were taken to the hospital. three of them including the boy are critically injured. an investigation is now underway. >>> now to a huge get for silicon valley. today california's high-speed rail authority announced the change in plans. the first leg of the line will bring passengers to and from san jose instead of los angeles. ktvu's azenith smith is

cause these shifts in the voters' minds. >> thanks, jana. >>> there's a chance california voters could impact the race when the state primary rolls around on june 7. typically the presidential candidates already have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time californians vote but this year, analysts say there may be a race among republicans and possibly the two democrats as well. california is rich in delegates which are awarded by congressional district. >>> the streets surrounding the site of super bowl city are set to reopen tomorrow night, a day earlier than projected. muni service plans to resume its normal schedule and routes friday morning. during the super bowl festivities, muni saw an additional 200,000 riders every day. caltrans plans to ask for $140 million tomorrow to finish demolishing the old bay bridge. part of that money is intended for a series of 15 implosions a similar to this one in november to destroy the remaining caltrans is expected to ask the oversight committee for the money. before the implosions crews must first cut and remove the remaining truss

jana? >> reporter: pretty emotional. apple and privacy advocates say this could put all user data at risk. the fbi and law enforcement say denying access protects criminals and puts public safety at risk. it's a dispute pitting apple against the fbi. over access to the iphone five c found in the shooter's car after -- after the terror attack. syed farook was killed and his work phone has password protection. >> we have one of those killer's phones. it's been over two months now. we're still working on it. >> reporter: apple iphones have disables a phone if an incorrect password is entered and he raises data completely after 10 failed attempts. a federal judge ordered apple to create special software for the phone that would give the fbi unlimited password attempts to hack the phone. tim cook says apple is bonding to search warrants and even provided engineers to advise the fbi. in an online message to customers, he said now the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider to

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new hampshire. >> anything can happen, it can cause these shifts in the voters' minds. >> thanks, jana. >>> there's a chance california voters could impact the race when the state primary rolls around on june 7. typically the presidential candidates already have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time californians vote but this year, analysts say there may be a race among republicans and possibly the two democrats as well. california is rich in delegates which are awarded by congressional district. >>> the streets surrounding the site of super bowl city are set to reopen tomorrow night, a day earlier than projected. muni service plans to resume its normal schedule and routes friday morning. during the super bowl festivities, muni saw an additional 200,000 riders every day. caltrans plans to ask for $140 million tomorrow to finish demolishing the old bay bridge. part of that money is intended for a series of 15 implosions a similar to this one in november to destroy the remaining underwater piers of the old bridge. caltrans is expected to ask the oversight committee for th

jana? >> reporter: pretty emotional.apple and privacy advocates say this could put all user data at risk. the fbi and law enforcement say denying access protects criminals and puts public safety at risk. it's a dispute pitting apple against the fbi. over access to the iphone five c found in the shooter's car after -- after the terror attack. syed farook was killed and his work phone has password protection. >> we have one of those killer's phones. it's been over two months now. we're still working on it. >> reporter: apple iphones have a security feature that disables a phone if an incorrect password is entered and he raises data completely after 10 failed attempts. a federal judge ordered apple to create special software for the phone that would give the fbi unlimited password attempts to hack the phone. tim cook says apple is bonding to search warrants and even provided engineers to advise the fbi. in an online message to customers, he said now the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and s

ktvu's jana katsuyama live in san francisco where she's been talking with experts and party insiders things go next. >> reporter: julie, san francisco gop leaders had a meeting tonight looking ahead. some californians say already on the ground in nevada tonight preparing for the caucuses. others say they are still trying to decide who to support. a shakeup of the gop field leaves five candidates still standing. and at a gop meeting, hillary higginbotham was among the bush supporters now watching the bed and trying to decide what to do. >> for me, not a popularity contest. it's not about polling numbers. it's who i believe in and to i support. >> reporter: appears to be shaping into a three-way race with donald trump still in the lead and expected to win nevada. ted cruz, who is competing for evangelical voters, is battling for second place. his campaign slightly shaken that he fired his communications manager. >> we will conduct this campaign with the various high -- with a very high standards. >> reporter: rubio attacked cruz while donald trump also joined in a cruising cruz of more

here is janae frazier tonight. >> my name is pretty. >> reporter: pretty good tiers checks on different type of patient as a part of her program. at midlands technical college. >> it is really awesome because they literally have the manikins like real people. >> reporter: the real world submissions are part of a new program called boost which stands for better occupational outcomes with simulation training. getting more much-needed professional than the medical field.>> take thth patient pat jackson came in with chest pain. every student will have the opportunity to work on him and a check is pulls.>> everybody would have ended -- would have been able to care for the patient the hospital. >> reporter: in the guiles says in one your students can earn their nursing assistant certificate to become cnes. by daniel gilbert experience in the classroom, with procedures are checking blood pressure final signs and cpr. besides the american, they are getting experience with 3-d technology. >> we can pull apart all of these different valves, the vessels, all the different parts of the hurt and rea

ktvu's jana katsuyama is here to tell us that some people are actually speculating now who donald trump might choose as vice presidential running mate. >> reporter: he was asked that today. he said if he was the nominee he would choose someone with experience in getting legislation passed. even one of the other candidates although he did not name names. five people remain in this gop race. donald trump trounced his gop competitors in nevada. >> we won evangelicals, we won with young and old, 46% with the hispanics. 46%. >> reporter: that has raised the question, can anyone stop him? trump received his first congressional endorsements wednesday from california representative duncan hunter of san diego and representative chris collins of western new york. trump now has won 82 delegates, five times as many as ted cruz or marco rubio who are taking aim at the front-runner. >> we can't get this wrong. we can't be fooled by pt barnum. >> i'm as conservative as anyone in this race but i'm the conservative that can unify the party. >> reporter: trump is looking increasingly unstoppable. >> trum

news 19's janae frazier has been gathering details and has more. >> reporter: cars zoom by in lexington county, residents walk by markings on the road and the sidewalk showing where a crash between two lexington county deputy cars took place. >> we were just getting ready for bed. heard sirens. >> reporter: deputies were burglary around 9:00 p.m. wednesday night when they crashed in to each other near old orangeburg road. >> it was terrible. >> reporter: he lives nearby and heard a huge bang wednesday night. >> i seen this one cop's car squished in in the front. air bags exploded everywhere. debris all over the highway. strung up to the red light up here. and i walked down to see the other car. that is not what happened, it was just terrible. >> reporter: three deputies were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. two have been released and one is at the hospital recovering. >> i was praying for them. >> the sheriff's office says positive details are being with -- specific details are being weather held as they conduct their investigation. >> recuperating nicely and on

. >> reporter: janae frazier, news 19 wltx. >> the group estimates the renovation cost will be more than 4 million dollars. the mayor says the demmission of the building it -- demolition of the building will cost 100,000. a developer is interested in the property. they will discuss steps at the next meeting on february 14. >>> floods damaged our fragile roads here leaving lots of pot hole. one of the areas is decker boulevard, park lane road and two notch road. one driver says there is no way she says she has made several calls and hasn't gotten any answers. she spent more than $500 on repairs to her cars and tires from all the damaged roads. >> i -- i just really want the problem fixed. i don't know how we could be taxed as citizens and not have anything done and feel like no one is responding back to you. >> moments ago mary sturgill learned crews will be out tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. to begin the repairs. if you are traveling that way be prepared for slow going. >>> the iowa caucuses begin at the top of the hour at 8:00 p.m. tonight the first votes in the process to elect a new p

janae tells us more. be causing problems for families living on fort jackson. people on facebook their complaints for jackson family homes facebook announced planned to get rid of them by hanging one or two volunteerismtures and news noise and lasers to scare them off. >> i see people too often trying to deal with wildlife by the wrong means, it's simply leaving them alone. >> she's a member of autobonn which is an organization to protect birds s and their habitats. >> the idea of a volunteerismture hanging up as part of the -- vulture as part of the process is ludicrous. scaring them with loud notices works only locally. one area from anotherment one building to another. >> the efforts will be unsuccessful. jay coal of the wildlife center agrees and says there's really >> the solution is prevent the vultures from getting to the garage and they'll go somewhere else to mete. that's their primary interest and as long as there's a food source, they're going to hang around. any effort to run them off is only going to be short term until they resolve the food issue.

a heated 10 houring hearing beteen winnsboro residents and dhec took place yesterday.news 19 janae frazier shows us what happened 3 day two of an appeal hearing appealing dhec's mine permit allowing winnsboro crushed stone to build a quarry in the middlesix area.the petitioners presented sworn staments from four different people along testimony from scholar and mining expert francis green. nats o owitness he company should have done their work or at least let these folks do it.reens says the mining company and dhec failed to conduct water tests in the area to ensure residents water supply won be negatively affected.. the petitioners called more than 10 witnesses before resting their case.nats of hearingthey haven't proven anything.."after objections from lawyers for dhec and winnsboro crushed stone, the council decided to throw out the parts of the case regarding residents concerns with how the mine would affect their air, traffic and noise. council members said dhec had previously addressed those topics in the permit. residents in the audience snickered at the decision the hearing will no

douglas brings their outside game to janae blue horse.... she then makes a deep three- pointer. douglas showing off their defense.... hailey hughes block a shot and terra williams ends up with it. carson's haley garver follows that with a block of her own...dening douglas. carson and douglas fighting for the ball. douglas takes it and passes to hannah carr who dishes it to alexa moss... she makes the basket and draws a foul. douglas beats carson 49 to 36. gents-- carson boys still getting it done thanks paul! the best part of the our weekly sports caravan honors plus our plays of the week... and our top five rankings our weekly honors... we begin with our dynamic diesel plays of the week 1 we begin up at north valleys.... hug's zonathan williams splits the defense by going behind his back... he finds sets up malik youmes you-mez for the easy two... 2 over to bishop manogue... off of the opening tip... couldn't go beter for manogue... john reiley throws it down... that's how you start a game... 3 over to reed... a buzzer-beater... vanessa hernadez gets it to drop at the end of th

have a great happy 43rd birthday to jana fisher this birthday wish is coming from a special someone in your life. happy birthday to keith mccoy this wish comes from your brother kenny and happy birthday to mike wil-shoe-sin this wish comes from brady, jax, smokey-jay, chubby, ashley and dan. send in your birthday requests to k-t-v-n to be featured on you can reach us through e-mail, regular mail, or by leaving a voicemail on our birthday line. we have a great prize to give away... four tickets to see the plastic fauxno all-star band at the montbleu resort casino and spa . the show is tomorrow - doors open at 7 p-m... and the show starts at 8 p-m. for a chance to win those tickets... call 8-6-1 42-45. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... a 10-year old girl is a princess for a day...thanks to on this formal she knew she was different ever since he was a young man... today-- michael is now michelle...and she hopes her story will inspire others to be brave.. welcome back. time for take 2... stories we think are worth a second look. when girl scout lauren lindsay sells cookies in

we have jason, jana ruud, william browning and jessica messure as candidates for the sanders campaign. debra fish is on the platform committee, casey ericson is on the platform committee, jana rude is on the platform committee, and lillian browning is on the platform committee. alternate delegates. benjamin speed for clinton. carol baty for sanders, charlie brown for sanders. mary frye for clinton, julie fleming for clinton. christian anderson for clinton, and fisher for clinton. ben humphrey for clinton, aaron dingus for clinton. debra fish for clinton. can i have a motion to ratify the slate? >> do i have second. >> if you have any other alter -- >> all in favor aaye. >> aye i-all opposed, nay. >> excellent. we have ratified the slate. are we now ready to adjourn? >> yes. >> thank you very much, everybody, for all of your service and help. i appreciate you for sticking around to the bitter end. thank you for your [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conve

news 19 janae frazier has the details. 3 pelham lyles 46:20 "we e hoping that the town will extend that deadline to a logical amount of time." pelham lyles is a part of the group friends of the mount zion institute or fomzi for short... and shares the group's passion to keep mount zion institute from being demolished.... pelham lyles 43:51 ....we e lost walmart, we e lost all these businesses, we feel the town can come back using a cultural focus point, 44:01 whether it performing arts or whether it a combination, a ywca, a ymca, there so many potentials for the building, it in bad shape, but it not in irreparable shape. 44:17 she attended and taught at the now vacant school/// back in the late 1700s during the revolutionary war charles cornwallis had his soldiers camp out at the school's site.... pelham lyles , friends of mt. zion institute-- and if you look at the old drawings of the town, the school is featured as the most important part of the town so they knew that the town would develop around culture, 43:51 despite it's rich history... the building 20 years... with numerous faile

absolutely david jana don't get me started i'll be here forever roger brown played in seven pro bowls during his nfl career with the detroit lions in the l a rams that pro bowl was played in the same stadium as super bowl one caught up with him today at his restaurant in portsmouth where he told us he was in the stands for super bowl was all the excitement of the super bowl fifty years of memories. the first super bowl was played in january of nineteen sixty seven into the nfl green bay packers against the upstart afl kansas city chiefs coach who had tickets and they said we could go so we had a day of no practice of just war and terror to the pro bowl game of the super bowl game that was great. roger brown's operate the restaurant sports the sixties brown was an outstanding defensive tackle for the detroit lions in the l a rain. he was in no way preparing for yet another pro bowl their game was also in the l a coliseum the afl in our estimation was the upstart league they weren't as good as the national football league so we were really everybody was pulling for green bay has watched

that will help you cut the pounds and track your calories all while charging your c cl phonenews 19 janae frazier checked it out and shows us how it works 3 nowadays it pretty hard to go anywhere without seeing someone on their cell phone " carlik washington, senior 46:22 so the task was to find a good motivation for people to actually work out and have exercise, and we thought people always, their phones are always dying so maybe if we hit a way to solve that problem, we can pin it both together, from losing weight and charging your phone. 46:39 " so that exactly what keenan high school senior carlik washington and several of his classmates did.. by creating a bike that charges your cell phone from you works" carlik washington, senior "...they would sit down, start pedaling and of course the gears will generate enough electricity to build through the motor and from the motor it would be converted to actual power for your phone. 46:15" the students didn stop at the bike they also created an app that will allow you to track calorie intake and mileage as you exercise. " lila anderson, junio

and fifty six and a husky looking ahead towards wednesday lopez afternoon showers and system that jana was talking about temperatures ahead of that up to seventy degrees will see the front slides through as we go through the day on wednesday with those afternoon showers and possible thunderstorms colder air moving in late in the week fifty degrees thursday forty three on friday partly sunny skies but we're back up to near normal for saturday and sunday highs around fifty chance of rain comes my mom i think seven an amazing story of survival out of amelia county virginia a blind man all alone escape a burning home. now the fire started yesterday roger dale says his blind father was him and realized something was wrong he was able to make his way through the burning home and into the backyard says his father made it out just minutes before the entire home was engulfed in savannah he on his face concealed in the front door the house cats phones and attempted to call my one life one that failed he really seen you together house immediately. the home was a total loss but no one was hard to

but back come the pack...janae wynja off the nice feed, the basket and the bonus...wc goes up a pair. l-b, f fhting tough all night long...lexexbinder on the inbounds to andee martin...the eagles retake the lead. then brooke hunwardsen...one of the key seniors, gives it a little kiss off the glass...eagles would lead it after three. but western chrstian flexed their muscle late...ashtyn veerbeek...the old fashioned three point play. then karsyn winterfeld...scoo ps up the loose ball and lays it in...western comes ck to win it 76- 64...they open up with central decatur monday the defendin champs from uny ristian, looking for a third straight trip to des moines, taking on treynor. under seven to down 13....madelyn deitchler with the steal and the finish...treynor down 41-30.. and they keep chipping away....randi robinson off the inbounds play........cards go on an 8-0 run to t the knight lele to five... but anna kiel is a n- stopper.....pretty move on the low block and unity christian goes back up seven... under two to play now...alyssa fedders slips past her defender for the deuce...kn

. >> meanwhile, a brooklyn man accused in a jana tack on a bus driver in east flatbush was arrested police identified him as clark. he was arraigned on assault charges yesterday. >>> manhattan district attorney is asking to be recused from a possible criminal investigation involving former governor eliot spitzer. have had close ties with his office and it would be a conflict of interest. spitzer's accuser flew to russia on sunday. spitzer has not been charged with a crime. >>> google is backing apple in its refusal to help the fbi hack into the san bernardino's shooter's iphone. google ceo's said the order would -- syed farook and malik gunned down 14 people in december. apple says the security on iphones is so encrypted not even the company can access the information investigators want. >>> there is a call now to reopen the investigation into the deaths of a prominent new jersey couple. john ond and joyce sheridan were found dead in their home in 2014. both had stab and slash wounds. prosecutors determined they were a murder-suicide. investigation should stay as undetermined. >>> in the b

news 19 janae frazier has the latest. 3 *nats of cars* cars zoom by debris on platt springs road residents walk by orange lexington county deputy cars took place karen brown/ resident2:13 we were just getting ready for bed and just heard a lot of sirens, a lot of them so we knew something was happening.- *dissolve///nats of sirens** two deputies and a reserve deputy were responding to a call of a burglary around 9 wednesday night....when they crashed into each other on platt springs road near old orangeburg road. george morton: h it was terrible." george morton lives nearby and heard a huge bang wednesday night and walked to the scene filled with blue lights george morton: i seen this one cop car squished in in the front, airbags exploded every where, debris all over the highway, swung all the way up to the red light up here and i walked down to see the other car, and that about what happened, i mean it was just terrible. my first thoughts was, i sure hope the guys were doing alright, i hope they didn get hurt bad.all three were taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. tw

janae blue horse with the lefty layup in transition... later -- maddy lowe -- to hailey hughes -- tigers only down 6 at the half... manogue would pour it on in the 2nd half... katie turner scored 17... miners win 75-32 a battle of ranked teams in the other semifinal.. number two reno against 5th ranked damonte ranch... this one was all reno... daranda hinkey -- lethal from 3-point range... she scored 14 points... then it's mia wilmot with the nice feed to kaitlynn biassou... huskies up 39 at the half... more reno in the second half... wilmot shooting it this time...she knocks it down... damonte trying ot get something going... this will help!.. alexus hunter hoop and the foul... but too much reno -- sophia monroe -- nice touch... huskies roll into the the rest of the games today were quarterfinals... in division 1-a -- and division four we begin with the i-a boys... fernley against rival fallon... dillan rasmussen gets the greenwave off to a good start... vaqueros go inside to their big man... 6-foot-7, 300 pound tyler roemer.... he's goi

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news 19's janae frazier has both sides of the story. >> we are hoping the town will extend the deadline. >> reporter: she is a part of friends of the mountain zion she shares the passion to keep

. >> we have told you 10 others were hurt in that shooting, generally does janae norman has more. >>reporter: police were called out so many times it equals out more than once a week. now with the latest deadly shooting, we are asking the city commissioner what needs to be done. records show police were called >> it is a tragic situation. >>reporter: so far officers have not arrested any of the three government they say open fire in the crowd. we tried reaching out to the club's owner about the crime, we didn't get an answer and found out from relatives he is out of town. >> i haven't spoken to the club owners. yes, i have heard of incidents before in past years.>>reporter: the nightclub sits in city commissioner samuel ing's district. he wouldn't say whether more needs to be done to delete -- keep club goers safe. >>reporter: we are working to learn more about the 12 victims. to-date with the very latest on our mobile app. >>> governor rick scott says he is making sure to keep central radians and tourists safe from the mosquito borne zika virus. he says he is working to keep so f