the event is a 24 hour fundraiser for pediatric cancer the iowa memorial union it's all part of dance marathon - the university's annual pediatric cancer fundraiser. marathon executive director) "we dance for 24 hours. we have a whole bunch of other events going on, and it's really aren't allowed to sit... sleep... or have any caffiene for the entire 24 hours. (sot) "your feet are going to hurt. you're gonna be very tired." but danning isn't thee ly thing that t ppens at the always something going on to kind of keep your mind off of gifts for the kids. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) these personalized pillowcases made by students at the university." (sot) "each person gets to meet a family, send them letters every once in a while, and one of their projects at the end offthe year is to make this pillowcase for the kiddo." of being involved with something on campus that was bigger than (sot) "you're so excited about what you just did, and it's sometting truthfully you will wrenchingly emotional, and i wouldn't miss it for anything." the event officially kicks off at 7 tonight and won't end u

them, and we the m-s-a's inaugural ceremony is tonight in the iowa theater inside of the iowa memorial union at 5 pm. chris and nicole, this means a lot for those students. yeah thanks a lot brea. a team of researchers at the university of iowa is using 3-d imaging technology and a collection of cancer- fighting drugs to stop tumors from grgrwing. doctor david soll started writing software for the imaging system back in the 1980's. about 20 years ago, he started collecting antibodies that fight cancer cells. he decided to merge ththtwo projects to find antibodies that will stop tumor growth. his team can watch a tumor's growth in 3-d. that shows how speciacells in the tumoreach out and grab other cells, causing it to grow. he says the next step is to test which antibodies can prevent certain steps in tumor growth. "43:57-:09 "we now can actually rebuild the tumor, over a 2- month period as it actually builds and forms in this gel, and reconstruct everything about it, and i even soll says this imaging technology is unique, and this is the first time researchers have been able to watch a cance

the m-s-a's inaugural ceremony iowa theater inside of the iowa memorial union at 5 pm. chris and nicole, this means a lot for those students. right. yeah thanks a lot brea. a team of researchers at the university of iowa is making some progress in the fight against cancer. they are using 3-d imaging technology and a collection of cancer-fighting drugs to stop tumors from growing. dr. david soll started writing software for the imaging system back in the 1980's. about 20 years ago, he started collecting antibodies that fight cancer cells. soll decided to merge these 2 projects, with the goal of finding antibodies that would stop tumor growth. his team can watch a tumor's growth in 3-d -- that shows how special cells in the tumor reach out and grab other cells, causing it to get larger. soll says the next step is to test which antibodies can prevent certain steps in tumor growth. "43:57-:09 "we now can actually rebuild the tumor, over a 2- month period as it actually builds and forms in this gel, and reconstruct everything about it, and i even soll says this imaging techn

this is a live look at the university of iowa's annual dance marathon going on at the iowa memorial union. more than two thousand students will be showing off their moves for a dancing at 7:00 tonight and won stop until 7:00 tomorrow night. each student participating had to raise at least 500 dollars to dance. the whole e6ent is a fundraiser for the university of f wa children's hospital. the students are hoping to break last year's record when they raised more than two million dollars. the 21 p2evious marathons raised more than 16 and a half million llars. a popular brewery in the iowa river landing in coralville is expanding north. the backpocket brewing company is opening a new location in cedar apids. the backpocket pilot pub will be downtown at 415 thirdtreet southeast. it will feature experimental small-batch beers that aren't normally made in iowa. backpocket didn't announce an exact opening date for the new brewery, but expects it to open some time this year. a new restaurant is also coming cedar rapidsdshis year. this is a rendering of what the new rock top restaurant and bar wil

the university of iowa's annual dance marathon is going on at the iowa memorial union. more than two thousand studen are on their feet for a full 24 hours. thisss video from a past marathon. students started dancing at 7 last night and won't stop until 7 tonight. the effort raises money for the university of iowa children's hospital. the students are hoping to break last year's record of 2 million dollars. the 21 previous marathons raised more than 16 and a half million still to come, we'll talk with a unity point health doctor about how certain medications can affect your cholesterol and heart upper 30s and we'll see some sunshine to add to the warmer temperatures. winds today will also be out of the southwest to benefifi our temperatures. into the evening lows will stay warm, bottoming out in the middle to upper 20s. winds will continue to move out of the southwest. tomorrow brings slightly warmer conditions, but will change into the evening. light snow showers will move in lalar in the day and evening. winds will also begin to pick up speed out of the west at 15 to 2

tonight in the iowa theater inside of the iowa memorial union at 5 pm. university officials say they are willing to needs. all they need to do is ask. little bit of snow or week. justin, hopefully we're done with the snow for at least a little while... occasional clouds will pass overhead today, bringing periods of overcast and periods of sunshine. a few stray flurries may fall north of highway 20. highs stay in the 20s for most, although some lower 30s are possible south where there's little snow on the ground. skies remain partly cloudy overnight with lows in the upper teens. clouds increase light snow late, with a chance continuing into friday night. if any snow falls, there'll be little accumulation. this weekend is looking warmer light snow should arrive sunday into monday, tapering off early tuesday. it'll turn colder next week, too.today: partly cloudy high: 26-32 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 26 dbq: 26 iow: 31 in a tv-9 follow-up... a former correctional officer at the anamosa state penitentiary will spend more than 4 years in prison. a judge has sentence

the big event, our dancers, leadership members, and, most our dm families assemble in the iowa memorial union for 24 straight hours where there is live entertainment , djs, numerous activities, and speeches given by oururm families at the top of every y ur. during the big event, dancers may not sit, sleep, or drink caffeine in order to raise awareness for pediatric cancer. additionally, in order to participate in the big event, dancers are required to raise a minimum of $500, but we strongly encourage them to go above and beyond that number ftk! each dancer is assigned a morale group, through which they meet fellow dancers and receive information and details on how to fundraise and get more involved. dance marathon could not make such a great impact on our wonderful dm kiddos and families without the susuort from all of our donors. all donations truly do go straight to our dance marathon families, and we cannot thank everyone who has participated, donated, or supported dm in any way over the past 21 years enough. 1,700 patients from the university of iowa hospital and clinics may have been ex

the m-s-a's inaugural ceremony iowa theater inside of the iowa memorial union at 5 pm. chris and nicole, this means a lot for those students. right. yeah thanks a lot brea. a team of researcrcrs at the university of iowa is making some progress in the fight against cancer. they are using 3-d imaging technology and a collection of cancer-fighting drugs to stop tumors from growinin dr. david soll started writing software for the imaging system back in the 1980's. about 20 years ago, he started collecting antibodies that fight cancer cells. soll decided to merge theses2 projects, with the goal of finding antibodies that would stop tumor growth. his team can watch a tumor's groh in 3-d -- that shows how special cells in the tumor reach out and grab other cells, causing it t tget bigger. soll says the next step is to test which antibodies can prevent certain steps in tumor growth. "43:57-:09 "we now can actually rebuild the tumor, over a 2- month period as it actually builds and forms in this s l, andnd reconstruct everything about it, and i even soll s ss this imaging techn

first of all we have quite a few caucuses at memorial union with god i think five ithe democratic side at least twowor ree on the rereblican side ananseveral of those ucuses are student dominated housing areas husbands at one of those areas called shortly before i left tonight to say he's waited in line for 40 minutes just got in and then someone announced their to close down the line in 12 minutes of people started like shouting were in line for hours and so they basically startethe caucus about 7:40 and so we called right when i arrived here ansaid they were just getting underway. he says it look like a really big student turnout he also said the mial unit was like and gridlock. out the parking garage that are offering free parking therere tonighght. may not be able to get out. you're an pert in women's issues we've got to prominent women ruing for president what is s in polling ever see carly fiorina still of republicans have a large female contingency. why she getting more traction? >> if you look at the republican party they tended to favor male candidates s s kind of up agagnst s

within months, the nation is torn by civil war, with john brown's memory rallying many a union soldierory, hallelujah ♪ his soul goes marching on >> america's fascination with brown will endure long after the war. 40 years later, his harpers ferry fort is moved to chicago for the world's fair. when a monument is erected over his grave in 1899, president william mckinley pays his respects. he's the subject of paintings, poems, and plays -- eventually movies, too. sometimes he's the hero, sometimes the villain. and collectors covet his personal effects, his letters, anything he touched, and a lot he apparently didn't. how early in this time line were people looking to have a piece of john brown? >> even in 1859, the local people were producing fake pieces of the rope, fake pieces of the scaffold, and selling them to people that were looking for souvenirs of the john brown raid. there are many, many more fake objects out there associated with john brown than are real. >> one observer quips that if brown had only spent his time in jail signing autographs, his descendants would be rich. whi

baldwin wallace where coates was a sophmore planned a memorial service tonight at stroh sacker union ballroom at 9:30. >> romona: sparks flew at budget hearings at cleveland city hall began today. mayor frank jackson made it clear an income tax hike is inevitable paul orlousky found out what the new money might be spent on. >> seeking half percent income tax increase. >> reporter: $30 million in cuts from the state. 13% lower property evaluations and variety of short falls has the mayor scrambling with $42 million to end with a balanced budget and carrots he will dangle are increase in services. >> if we are asking the public for so many money, this is what we will be promising them they will get for that money. >> reporter: much of what the mayor presented was not new. numbers he presented the council today he has done in the past. on the numbers and how do they change the quality of life in cleveland and inspire people. health screenings, job training and recreational opportunities are what we are seeing in the campaign. >> there's stuff about the mayor and about you that are aspir

i am truncating a lot of history but but then when the of lincoln memorial to actually give us union station isn't the time when trains would go right across the mall in there was a huge station and. the agency is is so really it was the beginning of the last. >> [inaudible] >> that is george washington testis you did that. i will tell a little bit about him. george washington testis was of bed but there were some letters he is not doing so well in school. high-fashion ted -- washington died without issue ended his chuckle but to whom in he created the mention on a hell of the -- overlooking the city. and i'm sure you have in their best bets in the face of this new movement but taking of the recipient of full ruth and end it is the worst we have ever seen in the i have copied a few. but he married off but then it became robert e. lee. in the civil war then you will see in read a little bit about montgomery. . . >> part of it broke away. >> yes, in 1846. >> could you just give a bit of background about that. also, cast in concrete. i understand no longer exist. >> how interesting that

memorial continues to grow. >>reporter: good morning, rob. the union county prosecutor's office says they're still investigating the shooting and as of now they have no motive. if you look outside the shoe store, you see the memorial that's been set up. this was the store owned by jamal gains. the 21-year-old known to his friends at maly, opened the east coast boutique sneaker store when he was just 18 years old. last night more than 100 people held a vigil outside the stores. gains was shot inside the store on irving street in raw way friday night. what people don't understand is why. they describe him as such a loving and a caring person. throughout the community and by his family. >> i still can't believe it. that's my heart. that's my only grandson. i'm proud of him and his sister. he's always made me proud. >>reporter: there is a $10,000 reward being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of whomever did this. we're live in raw way, kristen thorn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, kristen. at home this morning after

. >> reporter: a memorial service is planned for friday. the police officers union has set up a fund to help with the costs at the mechanics bank in vallejo, as soon as abc7~news. >> san jose police find a man dead inside a car near pioneer high school. we were at the scene as officers investigated. they say the car crashed into a pole and the driver had been shot. he was discovered just before 4:00 a.m. the case is being investigated as a homicide as police try to identify a suspect. >>> two people died in a traffic collision on highway 1 near bow bodega bait 1:00 this morning. a car was spreading when it crashed into a tree and burst in flames, this crash killed a man and his passenger is expected to be okay. the car's roof was crumbled by the impact. police say both people inside the carr from san francisco. the crash happened at 1:00 this morning. >>> flames burned 16 people out of their home in san francisco. abc7~news was in the north panhandle neighborhood as crews bordered up shattered winds. young see the scorched destroy of the building. the assistant fire

the magnificent design for where we would put the washington, excuse me, the lincoln memorial and actually gave us union station which is, was quite remarkable because at the time in 1900 trains were actually going right across the mall and there was a huge station across the mall. so the mcmillan commission really changed that. out of that and through the agency of william howard taft a lot of the arts foundations commissions were created and so it's really at the beginning of the last century. and -- >> can you talk a little bit about -- >> i'm sorry. >> in martha washington family come all the way down to the cemetery in arlington where we still have -- seems like, we don't know a lot about them but they -- [inaudible] >> that's wash think. that's george washington custus who did that. let's tell a little bit about him. george washington custus was a bit of disappointment to his step grandfather, george. there is some letters that say, he is not doing so well in school but he really, as of course washington died without issue. those cusstus children, especially george washington custus held the mantl

>>reporter: the union president led family in prayer outside jackson memorial hospital. >> i thank god for everybody that was heretonight for him. >> if he does survive, and i pray that he does, he was born today. >>reporter: over at the scene crews work to figure out exactly what sent this garbage truck off the southwest seventh street exit ramp. >> it takes something with a significant amountf force and something very heavy to break that the way it did. >> maybe 40 to 50 feet of damage on the guardrail. the truck through off the highway. parked at jose marty park below. were it not for the holiday as this bizarre accident investigation gets under way. >> we heard from the troopers, firefighters just how fortunatehey were in that park because of president's day, otherwise it would have been swarming with childrennd staff members and thankfully nobody else was injured. the exit ramp will be closed as crew members work to shore it up. it's something we'll keep you posted on at local0 and local10.com. layron livingston, local 10 news. >>> another health scare for chris bosh. the associat

unknown that the student government involved in wallace organize private memorial gathering 9:30 tomorrow night and the whole union ballroom. the counselors also available for students to talk to. the family has set up 2 "go fund me" page pages with funerals expenses and you can go to the website fox 8.com, has seen on tv if you want to help them out out. imagine getting that phone call for the grandmother. very tough for that family but again we try to get more information from the police but being with a holiday hard to get more information where this happened but maybe more questions, thanks, kevin. cleveland please find themselves driving and weapons charges in columbus this past weekend, one of the cleveland police cadets currently taking part in the 16 week training course in columbus was state highway patrol academy. he's been placed on restricted duty. and unintended candle that destroyed a house this morning, reported just after 6:30 when a neighbor reach the porch of a burning porch commit 56-year-old resident who appear to be dazed and confused and looking for her cap but thankfully the neighbor was abl

memorial is on display in florida... to honor the soldiers who fought for the union in the civil war. the african- american soldiers who served in the union during the civil war. this large-scale bronze sculpture is called "the forgotten soldier" it was unveiled in key west's bayview park. during the unveiling, visitors placed yellow carnations at the base of the sculpture as the names of the soldiers were read. key west was a union outpost and stayed loyal to the union through the civil war. there are almost 55-hundred children in colorado who have had to be placed in care away from their homes and biological parents. many are now waiting to be part of a new family. this morning we are starting a series about foster care in colorado. the first step to solutions is understanding the need. a display of runs: 42 seconds outcue: kids deserves a family we'll talk more in depth about the heart gallery and the needs surrounding foster care in colorado coming up on channel 20 at 7am. the a mother of a patient, give her daughter cannabis oil... it seems like a big step for childrens, but is it doing any good? we'll hear from the seiz

she is 20 -year-old kayla coats.ict an accounting major at bw for two f pretty nice, memorial will be at thep whole union ball at 930. the other driver is that metro,ha but his condition is unknown. >> an unattended candle being blamed for a fire that destroyed a house in the rain. the fire reported just after 630 monday morning when a neighbor reached thee porch of the burning home, she found a 66 rolled residents who appeared to be confused, but not hurt. damage from the fire is estimated at $75,000.$7 >> today is the deadline to register for next months ohio primary. and yesterday, chelsea clinton stopped in cleveland to urge voters to make it a vote for her mom democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> we havecandlary to protect the progress the pr president obama has made, and build on that progress. we cannot afford to >> the former first daughter address residentsor at the murderous taylor community of the murders taylor community center on kinsman avenue yesterday.e m she feels her mother is the most qualified of all the presidential candidates in the 2016 race. >> meanwhile, bernie s

plan to be a memorial at 6 pm on our side of the nc state student union. the families of the victims will be at both events. the man accused of murdering the three is waiting trial in prison. the shooting may have stemmed from an ongoing dispute over parking because the husband and wife lived in the same apartment complex as the suspect. family as you mentioned believe that takes target the students because of their muslim faith. so far us attorney as well as justice department are reviewing whether or not this case is a hate crime that they have not yet made a ruling on that. if convicted he could face the death penalty.>>> a jury heard a murder suspect version of the night melissa huggins-jones was murdered. they watched a lengthy video taped interview between travion at first the only bits to breaking into cars the night of the murder. that he goes deeper he told investigator his codefendant ronald anthony went into the victim's apartment through a sliding door while he waited outside. he then heard a bloodcurdling scream. >> police were called to the a

union. there is a traditional memorial prayer of the dead that is recited when we come to visit this site. (speaking hebrew) lord full of mercy, remember those who died here. (singing hebrew) it was here in 1941 hundred thousand jews were killed here by the nazis. holocaust survivor: they were all brought to babiyar and they were all undresd, everyone, and then they were killed. you can't, you can't even imagine, a lot of people can't imagine. announcer: those who managed to survive the nazis then suffered the post world war ii persecution, indoctrination and anti- semitism of the counists. jews were forbidden to practice their faith and were denied education and denied jobs. they lived in fear of the soviet people who were encouraged to roam the streets to find jews so thathey could ridicule and beat them. hoffman: the elderly jews were victimized throughout this century. and now tragically, by the collapse of the soviet system itself. right now, sacrifices are the order of the day. governments don't have to maintain social services. they are not paying pensions on time. today an elderly

. >> his union president led coworkers friends and family members in prayer outside jackson memorial hospital. >> i thank god for eveveone that came. was here tonight for him if he does survive, and i pray tt he does, he was born today over at the sen, crews work to figure out what sent this bar badge truck off of the exit ramp. >> it takes something with significant amount of force, and something that is very heavy to break through that the way it did. >> made about 40 feet of damage. the truckcklew. off the highway. >> down on top of three cars parked at jose martin park below. >> this is a big truck thankingly no onelse was injured. >> there would have been kitting run around. >> were it not for the holiday. as in investigation gets underway. >>e heard that time and home again, from the firefighters there that had thisot been president's day, that park would have been swarmed with family and friends and of course they are still investigating this and it will take some@ time to figure out what led to this. those are all questions that troopers will be working to answer as far as th

tonight, there will be a memorial at 6:00 at the nc state talley student union. meanwhile, the man accused of murdering the three democratic hicks, is awaiting trial in central prison. they say the shooting may have happened from a ry heated parking dispute at the complex where two of the victims and the suspect lived. families believe that hicks targeted students because of their muslim faith. the u.s. attorney and justice department are reviewing to see if in fact is crime qualifies as a hate crime, or if they do believe it falls under that category. at this point, they haven't made a decision. hicks, if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>tara lynn live at nc state, thank you. >>> an elementary school in goldsboro is mourning the death of a teacher killed in a tragic in his wheelchair when he was hit by a school bus in the parking lot of middle lane elementary school. officials say happened during drop off yesterday morning. the bus is owned by the small world day care center. the driver had just dropped off a bus of the kids at the school when the a

tonight there will be a memorial at 6 pm on the north side of the nc state student union. the families of the victims as well as chancellors from both universities will be in attendance. the man accused of murdering the three is awaiting his trial. he's in central prison. the room police say the shooting may have stemmed from an ongoing and heated parking dispute at the apartment complex where the couple lived as well as the suspect families believe hicks target them because of their muslim faith. at this point the federal government is looking into the possibility of whether or not this is a hate crime and they that.>>> >> a jury heard a murder suspect version of the night melissa huggins-jones was killed. they watched a lengthy video taped interview between travion smith and police. at first he only minutes to breaking into cars the night of the murder. then he goes deeper. he told the investigator his codefendant ronald anthony went into the victim's apartment through a sliding door while he waited outside. he said he then heard a bloodcurdling scream. >> raleigh police

. >> his union president led coworkers friends and family members in prayer outside jackson memorial hospital. >> i thank god for everyone that came. i thank god for everybody, that was here tonight for him if he does survive, and i pray that he the sen, crews work to figure out what sent this bar badge truck off of the exit ramp. >> it takes something with significant amount of force, and something that is very heavy to break k rough that the way it did. >> made about 40 feet of damage. the truck flew. off the highway. >> down on top of three cars parked at jose martin park below. >> this is a big truck thankingly no one else wasinjured. >> there would have been kitting run around. >> were it notor the holiday. underway. >> we heard that time and home again, from the firefighters there that had this not been president's day, that park would have been swarmed with family and friends and of course they are still investigating this and it will take some timi to figure out what led to this.. >> some sort of medical episode, those are all questions that troopers will be working to that e

memorial. live coverage on c-span. the ru and pass h.r. 3036 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 317, h.r. 3036, a bill to designate the national september 11 memorial located in new york city, new york, as a national memorial and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the ayes have 378, the ys are -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 381, the nays are 12. the speaker pro tempore: on his vote, the ayes have 383, the -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the ayes have 387, the nays are 12. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are su spended, the

memories. if you come here we are in macy's, union square level 4. you can see the covers of the super bowl. so 1 through 49 are scattered around the region and a lot to do as well. as greg shows you, you see a touchdown dance photo booth. peeping lining up for that. there is a lot happening for today and tomorrow. joining me right now is john tuck with "sports illustrated." we talked about that. we have a lot of interactive experiences and events happening as well. is that right? >> yes, that's right. "sports illustrated," we are happy to be here in san francisco. it's a big game. bringing life to the nfl experience and "sports illustrated" and a whole. we are working in partnership with macy's and shave gel. there is a lot of cool things to experience here. we are doing a live quarterback challenge where you can test your skills, if you have the guts to do so. behind me there is the stage for si now. we are still looking at the quarterback challenge. we are filming our daily show, si now, will be filming live here two times today. and there will also be a lot of it, current and former nfl

the pkk was established by the soviet union during the cold war, so it's an historic memory that may be awakened easily. >> turkey analyst at the washington institute of near east affairs. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> now libyans are marking five years since the revolution began. there have been several rallies in several major cities. but the country remains divided between militias and two rival governments. we have more now from the libyan capital. >> many people have come here in the capital of tripoli to mark the anniversary evolution, plus issues have been raised here. especially the fighting. people here have been calling on political rivals in order to end the fighting and implement their reconfiguration. also the victims of the evolution and. >> well, let's get more on the story. we go to the director of the tripoli-based institute. we were just commenting as we were looking at those pictures that it's kind of an odd comparison because we see celebration there. but the reality is that libya is a great big fat mess right now. >> it certainly is, and

>> reporter: guys, there will be a memorial service on the campus of baldwin wallace university at the union ballroom. that will be remembering kayla coates tomorrow night at 9:30. it is one of the ways we found today that the campus is coming together to remember one of their own. >> dear bw students. the bw community is filled with incredible sadness at the loss of one of their own. kayla coates. >> that's how they learned of the tragic death of kayla coates, through an e-mail. a few words written by a life lost making the school of more we have a tightknit community and hear one of our own has been hurt. >> she was only 20-years-old and had a whole life to live and going to college for the experience and it is heartbreaking and she won't experience turning 21 or graduating college. >> coates was driving the right way yesterday at 4:30 and police say her car was hit by a 48-year-old man driving the wrong way. coates was pronounced dead at the scene and the driver of the other car was taken to the hospital. >> we are terribly shocked and saddened by news she passed away. >> according to her

memorial. let's hear what david rubinstein had to say. >> he kept the country together, he kept the union together he ended slavery. we're very fortunate that he has been our president, our 16th president. we're very fortunate thth memorial stands in honor of him. so all americans and all citizens of the world, when they have an opportunity to learn about america and a great american, nothing could be more important than visiting the lincoln memorial. >> reporter: it's going to need a new roof here, among other things. it's going to be a four-year project, and before i throw it back to you guys, i want to show you the shot down toward the reflecting pool. the reflecting pool is empty and the washington monument is there in the misty snow here. again, it's president's day, a perfect day for an announcement about the lincoln memorial. i'm tom sherwood live on the national mall. back to you guys. >> indeed, tom. thank you. >>> virginia's department of transportation wants to relieve some of the congestion on 95 where the express lanes merge. a lot of the problems are in north stafford where cars have

because of the rise of the young group of americans whono memory of the cold war, they do not associate socialism with communism or the soviet union or anything of that nature, there is an interesting poll that came out a few months ago that askedlds who they would be okay with voting for, 69 percent of people under 30 there is gallup said they would be okay voting for a socialist for the presidency, compared toaid they would be okay voting for an evangelical christian that's a dramatic shift compared to previous generations and that's the kind of support bernie is tapping into.inton wins in iowa and new hampshire does that mean the democrats are making a sensible choice about what it >> they are probably maybe ago a nominee that would have. >> have a better chance of beating a republican, i think everyone probably agrees with this, that there is a lot of enthusiasm for bernie standardse some of these head to head matchups with republicans .. he does do fairly well against some of them, but i think maybe when his positions are better known in the country,ntry really ready to go there? possibly not and that is probably on the minds

union-harmony grove. if you get through and can't get through, the best bet is 901, memorial highway to 21 and north and around that scene. back in the charlotte region, most of our majors running in the green here at 5:02, looking pretty good in charlotte. rock hill to uptown, 21 minutes, 66-miles-per-hour. concord to center city, 18 minute commute and lake norman southbound on 77, 15, 69. that is a check of the morning traffic, john, over to you. >> john: police looking for the person who robbed employees at a popular restaurant in charlotte's south end end. mark davenport is live at the restaurant, was anyone hurt? >> reporter: john, we know no one was hurt her at phat burrito last night during the armed robbery, but we spoke to employees who told us it was a frightening experience. get to you video that we shot last night of police inside and outside the restaurant looking for evidence. anything they could to link anything inside the restaurant to the person that robbed this place. employees told us that a suspect came in the business and put a gun to the manager's head, demanding money. they got what they

. >> hello, i'm the black student president at memorial day i along with the black union 3 of them officer of communications and the vice president and the mary dell howard that is the secretary we hawould have been selfish an not come here honestly a lot of the things that lowell has mission already has a space for african-american and recruitment for eight graders to come to mission high school that that is because a lot of them black itsekids go do mission high school but we couldn't sleep with ourselves know o bros are committdiscrimi against as we know we're in full support of lowell justice anyone is a threat to justice everywhere (clapping.) and hello, i'm here representing the last percentage of black san francisco a fourth bayview native this is rare the city today, i'm here today is breaks my heart when i hear them speaking of their micro aggression and pride because i feel their trauma and their pain and i think that our students are not being taken care of the way they should be from the adults that are there with them 7 hours and day and should be a team put together to addres

union says... the company has refused to bargain with workers. protections that trump employees have in canada. /// ((brian loftus)) > a picture taken outside the cimarron memorial caucus site had people talking on social media. ryan hendricks shared this picture with us... of two people dressed like members of the ku klux klan.. outside the caucus site. they were holding signs supporting trump. we have not confirmed whether this was a real protest... or something out spite. /// ((brian loftus)) remember, 8 news now is your local election headquarters. stay with us throughout the campaign season... both on air and online... at las vegas now dot com. let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sherry swensk ((sherry swensk)) demetria obilor > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// old lab puppy is making a steady recovery... after two teens are accused of abusing it. ((brian loftus)) the long list of people waiting to adopt this little guy... hoping to give him a loving home. /// ((brian loftus)) > in the last week... we learned about two childcare providers in the valley... who were arrested in case

we are coming through as he witnessed this long lost lovers were union and as you can imagine they're a lot of laughs smiles and memories shared. we will have the full story for you starting at five tonight laura geller thirteen years now or thinking so much for the touching story there well today a nightmare vacation will come to an end for thousands of cruise ship passengers local ribbons and some of the season scheduled to dock back in new jersey today. check out these images of the damage from a storm of the carolina coast waves were as high as forty feet when all this happen to see right there just things running off the side tables in the rooms now meteorologists say the ship should have known better the crew should have known better than to go into those conditions they see a storm was predicted before the ship even left a bitter blast is causing trouble on the roads in richmond you can see a tow truck driver who live in an suv after driver in a patchy black ice this morning and flipped his vehicle was right in that more than thirty crashes this morning due to icy roads here tracking our own chances for some wint

union. there is a traditional memorial prayer of the dead that is recited site. (speaking hebrew) lord full of mercy, remember those who died here. (singing hebrew) it was here in 1941 days over a hundred thousand jews were killed here by the nazis. were all brought to babiyar and they were all everyone, and then they were killed. you can' you can't even imagine, a lot of people can't imagine. announcer: those who managed to survive the then suffered the post world war ii persecution, indoctrination and anti- semitism of the communists. jews were forbidden to practice their faith education and denied jobs. soviet people who were encouraged to roam the streets to find jews so that they could ridicule and beat them. hoffman: the elderly jews were victimized throughout this century. and now tragically, by the collapse of the soviet system itself. right now, sacrifices are the order of the day. governments don't have enough money to maintain social services. they are not paying pensions on time. today an elderly person has to get along in ukraine on about $20 a month

memory of its once expansive empire. today, its long history stands in contrast to its uncertain future. the 2014 study showed a slim majority in favor of a british exit from the european union. the return of the u.k. splendid isolation comes at a cost. britain's economic performance could take a hit of about 3% by 2030. the costs could amount to 300 billion euros. but not only britain would suffer. economic ties with the u.k. means it's eu neighbors would feel the pinch as well. in germany, growth would contract by .3%. to balance the shortfall from a u.k. exit. more problematic than the finances would be the political fallout. they face major challenges which could threaten its very existence. and now to a link between the u.k. and the rest of the eu. euro tunnel once 29 million euros from the british and french governments for lost revenue caused by migrants trying to get to the u.k.. thousands tried making the trip last year disrupting services. the sip -- situation has since improved. and as we just heard, the european union is looking anything other than united. 10,000 new arrivals every week with each refugee comes a cost or a benefit for the state where they choose t

. >> hello, i'm the black student president at memorial day i along with the black union 3 of them officerommunications and the vice president and the mary dell howard that is the secretary we hawould have been selfish an not come here honestly a lot of the things that lowell has mission already has a space for african-american and recruitment for eight graders to come to mission high school that that is because a lot of them black itsekids go do mission high school but we couldn't sleep with ourselves know o bros are committdiscrimi against as we know we're in full support of lowell justice anyone is a threat to justice everywhere (clapping.) and hello, i'm here representing the last percentage of black san francisco a fourth bayview native this is rare the city today, i'm here today is breaks my heart when i hear them speaking of their micro aggression and pride because i feel their trauma and their pain and i think that our students are not being taken care of the way they should be from the adults that are there with them 7 hours and day and should be a team put together to address the

memory"veronica on the phone: "28:54 i understand this is a historic cemetery i get that and they should, somebody should be taking care of it"when marian's granddaughter- veronica holiday- called union baptist church- who owns the cemetery- to find out what happened. they told her- nothing. the family doesn't buy it.kendra: "22:02 obviously the ground has been unsettled in the past two months"the family says they've made calls to the naacp- the american civil liberties union- and left a message for the city- trying to figure out- what happened. kendra: "21:10 was there tampering? was someone buried on top of her, we're concerned and we want answers."kendra: "35:22 we don't want that to be the memory that we have of our great grandmothert.j.: "now, 9 on your side did reach out today who owns the cemetery, they have yet to comment. in price hill i'm t.j. parker, 9 on your side." tonight -- cincinnati is launching a *full* investgation -- into what leaders call serious metropolitan sewer district. district.city leaders say it's an outside investigation that will take three months or less. mayor cranley didn't say "what" is alleged inside m-s-d... but said there are no *ongoing* problem

memorial are canceled until further notice. the fox5 surprise squad is powered by united nissan and america first credit union. a wife... mother...and local business owner- in the fight of her life! when the fox5 surprise squad learned what susie mc-coig was up against.... it touched their hearts so much - they began a mission to help save hers. kim blanc- susie mccoig has been a friend of ours for almost ten years. by taking our son to sign him up for karate. her and her husband own a karate studio. susie has a coronary disease that she was actually born with but she just didn't know. since the bypass, it's cause three out of the five arteries to close again. susie gives so much from the heart, it's ironic that it's her heart that's giving out. it's been really hard you know on those of us close to her. she's just a huge part of the community but i think she has a lot more support than she actually thinks she does. monica- this is a wife. this is a mother who is literally in the fight of her life and it has turned out to be the biggest surprise we have ever done. she's going to freak. she's going to freak out. hi, how

memorial will be at ballroom at 9:30. counselors will be available for fellow students. the other driver is at metro, but his condition is unknown. union loor fello an unattended candle is beingd candle being blamed for a fire that destroyed a house in lorain.lamed the fire was reported just after 6:30 monday morning. when a neighbor reached the porch of the burning home, she found a 66 year old resident whoeported just afterdreached th who appeared to be confused but not hurt.peared to look at that fire.ire how it is blazing out of there.g out ofther damage from the fire is f estimated at 75 thousand dollars.rom my goodness. all right.t. l today is the deadline to register for next month's ohio primary.deadline to chelsea clinton the daughter ofon t democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton made a stop in cleveland to urge voters to support her mother. we have to protect the progress that president obama has made, obama s made, and build on that progress. we cannot afford to go backward. the former first daughter addressed residents at the murtis taylor community center c on kinsman avenue yesterday. she feels her mother is th