to be sure and sign the petition. because of you... well... i certainly am for neighborhood improvement. may i borrow your pen, mr. ainsworth? -of course. -thank you. -roger! -roger: huh? don't sign that. i don't know what this man's been telling you, but under all that doubletalk, this petition and about time. just a minute, rog. why, if he gets enough signatures on this, i've gotta get rid of ed. may i sign for my wife too? will you use your head? why, if they rezone this neighborhood, it'll change completely. there'll be bowling alleys, parking lots, apartment buildings. he's right. i better give this some thought. mr. post forgot to mention that rezoning the area could double the value of your property. maybe even triple it. i think i've given it enough thought. roger, let me put it to you this way. if ed goes, i go too. and you know who i sell my house to? who? your mother in law. that's what i like about you, wilbur. you fight as dirty as i do. -thanks, rog. -never mind, mr. addison. i'll have more signatures than i need, after my televi

some of the language in the petition is corrected. the petition lists the allegations from the indictment and says burfoot engaged in fraud, misused his office and neglected his duties as treasurer. the committee's john group plans to collect six thousand signatures - which is over and above the 45-hundred he says would be needed to move the petition forward. hill says the group is getting support throughout the city of norfolk to recall burfoot from office. here's the process - once the petition langugage is corrected, the committee will resume collecting signatures. once enough names are collected, they go to the circuit court clerk and a judge could then set a trial for burfoot's recall. again burfoot has denied the charges and entered a not guilty plea. we'll keep you posted on both the progress of the petition drive and burfoot's criminal case in federal court. chris horne 10 on your side a bail hearing for one of the virginia tech students -- charged in the death of a blacksburg teen was canceled this afternoon. natalie keepers'

a statement from petition co-creater and 1977 simpson graduate rebecca bentzinger said the petition urged the college to not 'sanction a program that proposes to add shooting to the curriculum with the hiring of a coach.' they also questioned a recent 10,000 donation to the club from a gun lobbying group called the national shooting sports foundation... petition organizers said, 'we believe that this would place simpson outside of the beliefs of the united methodist church.' 'we reviewed the relevant parts the resolutions of the united methodist church.' 'we felt as though those resolutions were in keeping with what some of our fellow colleges are doing with similar programs.'on friday the board of trustees voted to go forward... 'given the fact the same program is available at 150 colleges and universities including harvard, yale, middlebury and dozen other united methodist affiliated conflict...president simmons also believes the program will not put students or staff in harms way.... 'what we are talking about is a very controlled environment where the equipment is stored off any of th

susan swain: with the increasing number of petitions, why always 80 to 100 cases a year?tice scalia: we have been averaging actually 75. that number is not out of line with other supreme courts in other jurisdictions do. i think we could do more than 75. i don't think we could do 150. why? your guess is as good as mine. i certainly have not changed my standards for deciding what cases we should take, and i don't think my colleagues have. if i had to guess, i would say that what has happened is that in my early years on the court, 20 some odd years ago, it was a lot of major new legislation that had recently been enacted, new bankruptcy code, there is not that much major legislation in recent years. and new legislation is the principal generator of successful petitions, because it takes 10 years or so to get all of the ambiguities in the statute resolved. that is our main job. we don't take cases because they were decided wrong. caserarely would we take a for that reason. a death case, we would. we usually take cases because the analysis of the courts below reflect disagre

the petition taxes if the indictment is true. three judges and neighborhood rushes to judgment finds him guilty of offenses that he's never been court is going to take cognizant of that since his indictment last month for fed has kept quiet and ignoring calls from local leaders to step aside and takes the position that he's been politically targeted by enemies and he's not going to dignified these accusations are giving any appearance that there may be some legitimacy by stepping aside reporting in norfolk. eric came thirteen years now the recall process in virginia as a little different than other states there's no voting involved the first step is to collect signatures in this case are thirteen is now legal analysts as the required number of signatures is at least ten percent of the voter turnout for the last city treasurer election. the recall group needs to be able to prove every name on the list is a real person who lives in office. once the signatures are collected the group can petition the circuit court that court will ma

michelle ravell- this is her habius petition in the petition lobato's legal team presents 24 grounds of new evidence.... the most interesting piece of new information comes for steven king. king's girlfriend diann parker was raped by duran bailey a week before bailey was found dead. steve moore- as an investigator i cannot understand why the investigation of the rape of diann parker the motive to go after duran bailey was not further investigated lobato filed another motion with the nevada supreme court in 2010 they are still waiting for an answer. becki larry- are they running out the clock? you better believe they are fifteen years after the crime.... vital pieces of dna have yet to be tested steve moore- there were also cigarette butts on top of the body which means it wasn't him he was already dead there's on those there's going to be dna and we begged them to test the dna and they wouldn't stephen jackson (on bill kephart) - these are powerful people. kepart) - if you say hey you messed this up and say hey you may have done not on the up and up and frankly shady when prosecuting

wynns i'll say it was a computer vote (laughter). >> the authorization to grants the renewal petition 5 keys adult charter school has been it's been moved and seconded and the committee report have been given and now the recommendation from staff. >> whereas pursuant to california education codes the san francisco sheriff's department submitted a petition for the 5 keys sdaufd and whereas to are pursuant to the california code the board of education of the district received the renewal petition an 2015 and whereas districts shall comply with the timelines on the petition as required by law and whereas the board of education shall consider the level of public support for the charter school and review the charter petition that concludes my report the documents and whereas the superintendant and district staff have issued a report regarding the report therefore, be it resolved the board of education shall grant the petition and so forth by law. >> questions or comments. >> seeing none, take a vote. >> thank you ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr

susan swain: with the increasing number of petitions, why always 80 to 100 numbers a year? justice scalia: we have been averaging actually 75. linenumber is not out of with other supreme courts in other jurisdictions do. i think we could do more than a hundred 75 -- we can do more than 75. i don't think we could do 150. hy? your guess is as good as mine. i certainly have not changed my standards for deciding what cases we should take, and i don't think my colleagues have. if i had to guess, i would say that what has happened is that in my early years on the court, , it was ad years ago lot of major new legislation that had recently been enacted, -- bankruptcy code, marissa there is not that much major legislation in recent years. and new legislation is the principal generator of successful petitions, because it takes 10 years or so to get all of the ambiguities in the statute result. d. resolve that is our main job. we don't take cases because they were decided wrong. becausely take cases the analysis of the courts below reflect disagreement on the meaning of federal law. a

new this morning, a petition has been approved to recall michigan governor rick snyder. the board that approved the petition denied most of the proposals related to flint's water crisis. the petition included a measure that said governor snyder had failed the people of flint, but the board was split along party lines. the board is still working on ballot language. people in an alabama neighborhood are facing a dangerous situation. look at this massive sinkhole opening up behind their homes. it's now more than 11 feet deep and has been growing since storms hit the area on christmas eve. people say a temporary fence has been put up, but not about any plan to weather updates on the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. after winning super bowl 50, the denver broncos will continue to celebrate their big victory with all their closest fans. but first, movies play a big roll when it comes to the toys you buy

i mean, this whole petition was your idea. yes, but it was your idea to deliver the petition in person. uh, i've got a better idea. why don't we just slip it under the door and run? if you're scared, get behind me. scared? who, me? oh... [doorbell ringing] yes? how do you do? i represent a committee for-- we have a c-- it's a committee-- we have a... yes, why? ooh. allow me to introduce myself. i'm paul fenton, a neighbor of yours. how do you do? and i'm wilbur post, also a neighbor. all right. as a matter of fact, our backyards touch each other. how romantic. you said you are from some kind of a committee? yes, uh, it's a-- it's a welcoming committee. uh, oh, this is just an informal visit. the, uh, the cake and champagne will come later. that's very sweet of you boys. wouldn't you come in, please? yes. sure. we can only stay an hour or 2. this paper, is that for me? yes-- no! no, no, i mean, this is a little speech we wrote. but after seeing you, what is there to say but welcome to the neighborhood. when i rented this house,

the petition is very clear.st only has very few words pronunciations that is wrong. >> reporter: but one of the petitions was approved. it questions snyder's decision to take control of the state office that reforms school. critics say the move bypassed local policies. attention on snyder will only increase ahead of a democratic debeat to be held in a few weeks. bernie sanders wants the governor out of office. >> people will be paying the price for this for their entire lives. and the right thing to do in my view is to resign. >> clean water is not optional, my friends. it is not a luxury. >> reporter: the petition gives organizers 180 days to gather enough signatures to add the measure to the ballel later this year. >>> the republican presidential candidates denouncing the effects of obamacare have been dealt a huge blow. eight states have seen a significant drop in the notary public of un'em insured residents thank to the new law. and the uninsured falling to just about 9%, down from almost 14.5% a year before

paul anthony barfed from the city treasurer's office barefoot attorney pointed out the original petition stated a federal court had banned the treasure from speaking to possible witnesses in his corruption trial. but burke but can actually speak to witnesses through e mail and his attorney says the new documents still quote fails to qualify as a legally sufficient recall petition in of absence were barclay wayne is one of several council members listed as a possible witness he wants perfect to step aside but says the recall could be pointless i don't know the wall that recall but i think in the middle of the judges can order an election. the feds have charged per foot with a public corruption charges accusing him of wielding his influence as a city council member to help a private developer in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars in kickbacks i understand people saying with tax season around the corner when says people need to be able to trust their governments with their money and we for his sake and for the people say that we do an audit said that this him cope with the group

or grammatical errors. >> the petition is very clear. it just only have very few word pronunciations that's wrong. >> one of the petitions was approved. it questions snyder's decision to take control of the state office that reforms schools. critics say the move bypassed local policies. attention on snyder and the water crisis will only increase ahead of a democratic debate to be held in flint in a few weeks. presidential hopeful bernie sanders wants the republican governor out of office. >> people will be paying the price for this for their entire lives, how many we don't know. the right thing in my view to do is to resign. >> hillary clinton also made flint a campaign stop this weekend. >> clean water is not optional, my friends. it is not a luxury. >> the petition gives organizers 180 days to gather enough signatures to add the measure to the ballot later this year. snyder says he has no intention of resigning. >>> a public health crisis in new orleans. the new concern over an even deadlier form of heroin. >>> in portugal, carnival is

more than a thousand people have signed this petition on change-dot-org. mos "reporter: it has more than a 1000 people at this point who want them to kinda rethink this, do you think that will go anywhere? mos - if they get enough people maybe." standup: from mandalay bay up to circus circus.... mgm is no light weight with fourteen properties on the las vegas strip. mos - "i will not pay for parking. if all of the rest of them deide they're going to charge for parking i won't be going to the strip anymore." mos - "if it's been free for so long why what, if you work downtown you pay for parking." mos - "it will be rough you know to pay for parking... but it might be profitable for las vegas. might be a good thing." jessica janner 13 action news mgm responded to the petition with a statement that reads... "we appreciate the feedback we are receiving.... regarding our announcement to invest 90 million dollars .... to improve the parking experience in las vegas. we are not taking this change lightly. we recognize this is a significant departure.... from a long

if they want to modify the petition, we still have to vote on it, right? >> yes. >> i though we did establish preferences for gateway. so i'm not categorically opposed to that. so i'm really, it's like i think a deal breaker for me. >> i am inclined to take this to committee because i don't think we are able to address all the issues because we don't have all the data. unless you want to bring this to a full vote. i don't know if you want to address this? >> yes. and i say that respectfully. i actually sent you that information on october 16th in regards to our schools demographics, breakdown ethnicities and sro and zone area and demographic and ethnicity as well as well as income. so that actually happened. the other thing is my understanding that a charter school can actually work within its zone without permission but i don't think that's the type of partnership we want to have. and that's something we can do. but going and doing it unilaterally was not and nor would i want to do that. the third thing here is that gateway and kip did the very same thing

thanksgiving,and to today and petition, and into eternity with hope.d thanksgiving for the blessings god bestowed upon that. week, many have recounted want dad did for them. whatere, today, we recount god did for dad, how he blessed him. we give thanks first of all for the atoning death and life-giving resurrection of jesus christ. rose not onlyand for all of us, but also for each of us. at this time, we look to that yesterday of his death and resurrection. died andhanks that he rose for dad. further, begin thanks that jesus brought him to and back is him. nursed him with the eucharist. and healed him in the confessional. we give thanks that jesus bestowed upon him 55 years of marriage. to the woman he loved. a woman who could match him at every step. and, even hold them accountable. god bless dad with a deep catholic faith. the conviction that christ's continues inpower the world today through his body, the church. he loved the clarity and coherence of church teachings. he treasure the church's ceremony. especially the beauty of the into worship. he t

it just only have very few word pronunciations that's wrong. >> one of the petitions was approved.tions snyder's decision to take control of the state office that reforms schools. critics say the move bypassed local policies. attention on snyder and the water crisis will only increase ahead of a democratic debate to be held in flint in a few weeks. presidential hopeful bernie sanders wants the republican governor out of office. >> people will be paying the price for this for their entire lives, how many we don't know. the right thing in my view to do is to resign. >> hillary clinton also made flint a campaign stop this weekend. >> clean water is not optional, my friends. it is not a luxury. >> the petition gives organizers 180 days to gather enough signatures to add the measure to the ballot later this year. snyder says he has no intention of resigning. >> governor snyder says he wants to solve the problem, insisting that things are going in the right direction. >> he was invited by house democrats to the hearing. he will not testify. his spokeswoman said that he has a budget propo

if not by reading the actual petition -- we rarely do that -- by reading summaries of the petitions. year, that ise a not a lot of fun. host: with the increasing number -100etitions, why only 80 cases a year? justice scalia: less than that, we have been averaging 75. that number is not out of line with what others supreme court's or jurisdictions do. i think we could do more than 75. we could do 100. i don't think we could be doing what we first did when i came on the court. i don't think we can do 150 well. why? your guess is as good as mine. if i could say, i would guess there was a lot of major legislation enacted. not that much major legislation and new year's. decision has been the generator statutes resolved. we don't take cases because we think they were decided wrong. thelly take cases because analysis of the courts below reflect a disagreement on the meaning of federal law. you cannot have two different federal laws. we will take one or two of those cases. disagreements on significant questions have been more rare. it is not that we sit down and say, how many cases do you wa

who has started a petition to oust williams from office .. says it's a good move. james willis, started petition: "the board of supervisors does have some control over the money that's given to the constitutional officers and it's only responsible for them to take a williams needs to provide the board with that information by next monday. we reached out to her for a comment today, but have not heard back. meanwhile, willis says his petition has gained more than 12 hundred signatures, and he only needs 18 hundred to have a judge begin an official review. jury selection continues for a pulaski county woman charged with child abuse and neglect. ashley white was present in court all day for the second day of her trial. her son ... noah thomas ... was found dead in a septic tank back in march. wsls 10's bethany teague joins us live outside the pulaski county courthouse. bethany, the first two days have been spent entirely on jury selection. have they finalized the jurors yet? not yet, although it seems we are closer than we were at 5 o'clock. they have narrowed it down

matt gregory has a petition drive and the city's side of the story. matt: are across the street is where the wood stock football one of 11 teams in virginia's rec league program. in 2017, youth coaches say they may not see a league in virginia beach and the city says it's a big misunderstanding. look on the wall of the office. youth football runs deep for don mccari. >> i've been a coach for six years for the great neck athletic association and a football commissioner for the last five years. matt: last fall he and other coaches received some unpleasant news. >> in november, there was some talk about doing away with football starting in 2017. matt: the city's parks department overseas the entire program and supply the fields on saturdays in the fall for them to play football and without that oversight, he says that can be a problem. >> we started a petition online. we have almost 800 signatures already. matt: is it true these fields will be empty in 2017? we talked kevin benington. >> it's still in the budget there. matt: what about 2017? >> we haven'

he said the petition is on hold temporarily while some of the language is corrected. but the committee is ready to get to work. c1 19:59:48 - we're going door to door. we are going to use every technique that we can use. burfoot has served as a norfolk public official for 14 years. first on city council then he was elected treasurer in 2013. last month, a federal grand jury indicted burfoot on public corruption and perjury charges. 10=2:17 "will you be at work monday. yes sir so you're not stepping down or anything like that. absolutely not" as of last week a judge ruled burfoot's communication with office staff would third party. hill saying that is one of the reasons the committee wants to see him recalled. c1 19:59:04 - yes, we believe we're going to get these 6,000 signatures and a couple 2-3 weeks. hill said their goal is six thousand signatures. after that - they must submit the signatures to circuit court. where a judge will decide if there should be a recall trial. burfoot's federal traial is expected to start in may. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. the citize

people have signed the change -dot- org petition.. m-g-m responded to the petition with a statement that reads... "we appreciate the feedback we are receiving regarding our announcement to invest -90- million dollars to improve the parking experience in las vegas. we are not taking this change lightly. we recognize this.... is a significant departure from a long-established paradigm in the las vegas market." good morning las vegas... coming up... medicine going back to an old school routine? doctors are now ready to come to your home to treat you! we'll tell you why some patients preferthis method. and this weekend is the mob museum's fourth anniversary! we'll tell you how they're above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. an americawhere after a lifetime of labor, there is timefor rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. instead of going to their office, many doc

if they want to modify the petition, we still have to vote on it, right?> yes. >> i though we did establish preferences for gateway. so i'm not categorically opposed to that. so i'm really, it's like i think a deal breaker for me. >> i am inclined to take this to committee because i don't think we are able to address all the issues because we don't have all the data. unless you want to bring this to a full vote. i don't know if you want to address this?

to yesterday in thanksgiving, to today in petition, and into eternity with hope. to jesus christ yesterday, that is, to the past, in thanksgiving for the blessings god bestowed upon dad. in the past week many have recounted what dad did for them. but here today, we recount what god did for dad, how he blessed him. we give thanks first of all for the atoning death and life giving resurrection of jesus christ. our lord died and rose not only for all of us but also for each of us. and at this time we look to that yesterday of his death and resurrection and we give thanks that he died and rose for dad. further, we give thanks that jesus brought him to new life and baptism, nourished him with the eucharist, and healed him in the confessional. we give thanks that jesus bestowed upon him 55 years of marriage to the woman he loved, a woman who could match him at every step. and even hold him accountable. god bless dad with a deep catholic faith, the conviction that christ's presence and power continue in the world today through his body, the church. he loved the clarity a

student is petitioning to have the governor veto the transgender bathroom bill. governor dennis daugaard is mulling the issue over, and many are hoping to reach out to him and ask him not to sign the so-called "bathroom bill thomas lewis is a high schoooo student and a transgender activist. he's using the online petition site change-dot- org to make his voice heard in an emotional plea to the governor. with nearly 15-hundred supporters, lewis hopes his petition will show governor daugaard that the bill is not what's best for students. s/ thomas lewis, transgender advocate:10 "we're all human beings. transgender, gay, whatever, we're all human, and we all deserve the same human kindness, the same human respect,. and that includes being allowed to use the bathroom." lewis says he plans on making a trip to pierre next tuesday with other members of the center for equality to meet the governor face-to-face. tuesday is the final day for governor daugaard to either sign or veto the bill. a business man from yankton, sosoh dakota will challenen republican senator john th

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his sister created a change.org petition. the petition caught the eye of then-maryland governor martin o'malley. he signed a petition to create an alliance. the goal was to teach officers how to interact and respond to people with disabilities. >>> it has been declared a global health crisis. so why is the white house getting so much resistance to find emergency situation to fight the zika virus. >> and don't eat the fish, at least not yet. the warning from environmental officials after that oil spill in the potomac. >> we're keeping an eye on some rather vigorous snow showers across southern maryland. charles county that. this may be vigorous enough that it could put down a small coating in a big hurry. watch your step and watch the roads in charles county. and get ready for an arctic blast. wait until you see my weekend forecast. . >> the white house is getting resistance as it tries to fight against the zika virus. while democrats want to approve president obama's nearly $2 billion in emergency funding to combat the virus,

kimberly eiten was there as they brought a petition to the office today. kimberly, they say they'll propose gun legislation could be bad for business in orlando. >> reporter: the legislation will be decided at the state level not at city hall but it could have an impact on tourism and that's why moms want mayor buddy dyer to weighing in. the group called moms rising is asking mayor dyer not to back a bill that would allow open carry in florida. instead moms wanting to take a stand against the proposed legislation. they say defend families and florida. moms delivering petitions to the office carrying more than 25,000 signatures they also potential vacationers living outside of florida saying they may not visit orlando is open carry becomes legal. >> best case scenario what this? >> best case scenario i want to see this go away. i don't think we need this in the books in florida. >> mayor dyer was not in city hall today to receive the petition. we are told he is out of the office of it staff took it in debit we ask it mayor dyer has a stance on the issue and

a statement from petition co-creater rebecca bentzinger said the petition urged the college to not 'sanction a program that proposes to add shooting to the curriculum with the hiring of a coach.' they also questioned a recent 10,000 donation to the club from a gun lobbying group called the national shooting sports foundation... this would place simpson outside of the beliefs of the united methodist church.' 'we reviewed the relevant parts of the book of discipline and the resolutions of the united methodist church.' 'we felt as though those resolutions were in keeping with what some of our fellow colleges are doing with similar programs.'on friday the board of trustees voted to go forward... 'given the fact the same program is available at 150 colleges and universities including harvard, yale, middlebury and dozen other united methodist affiliated colleges we decided there was no real conflict...president simmons also believes the program will not put students or staff in harms way.... 'what we are talking about is a very controlled environment where the equipment is stored off any of the ac

m-g-m responded to the petition with a statement that reads... "we appreciate the feedback we announcement to invest -90- million dollars to improve the parking experience in las vegas. we are not taking this change lightly. we recognize this.... is a significant departure from a long-established market." when good morning las vegas returns... you'll want to get out and enjoy our beautiful weather this weekend! red rock has a great offer you won't want to pass up! a single man might not be spending this valentine's day alone...all because of a creative trick thanks to his co-workers! we'll explain, next! today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence and say lylond clyugh is eh." temperatures and lows. the only real difference for saturday will be the sky conditions, which will contain a few more slightly thicker clouds than we've seen. so we'll go with mostly sunny instead of

the state filed the emergency petition with the court. nay say the timetable here is nearly impossible and that voting could be thrown in to chaos. tonight north carolina is faced with a federal order to hold a special legislative session to re-draw the congressional lines by february 19th. if the state is unable, it can't hold any of the congressional races. the leader that re-drew the maps filed the petition asking the courts to delay its order, arguing the absentee voting is underway. >> people have been voting. they say don't do it. we've been doing it. reporter: they found that republicans drew north carolina's first congressional district based too heavily on race. the court said the same thing about the 12th congressional district agreeing with critics who accused republicans of dilute their voting power in other parts of the state. the prospect of re-drawing voting lines is a nightmare for the state. >> we couldn't have time and the equipment. it could change the way that north carolinians experience their elections. >> top republ

i haven't been asked to sign a petition. i honestly believe at this poins that i would do so to have it renamed. in southeast, matt ackland, fox5 local news. > those who want to keep the ballou name say this has nothing to do with mayor marion barry. they support honoring the former mayor. they suggest to rename the all boys high school instead of ballou. > the chairman of the d.c. council plans to hold a hearing into the homeless shelter plan that mayor muriel bowser recently unvailed. chairman fill mend ill son's office told fox5 that he will hold seat era hearing or a roundtable discussion to close d.c. general and open new smaller shelters in all 8 wards. since the mayor made that annoyancement some members ofsoe the community have objected to the site selections and have said that the bowser administration did not consult neighbor sites. > the district is taking action to try to improve the city's emergency medical response system. today mayor muriel bowser announced a deal with a private ambulance company to provide he

bennett says he and 35 other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the medical devices tax. he says so far they have half of the signatures they need to end up on the november ballot. if you'd like to know more about the petition, temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, followed by a quick shot of light rain and higher elevation snow north of interstate 80 tonight. temperatures will to well above average through the weekend. winds this afternoon and evening still look fairly modest for

m-g-m responded to the petition with a statement that reads... "we appreciate the feedback we are receiving regarding our announcement to invest -90- million dollars to improve the parking experience in las vegas. we are not taking this change lightly. we recognize this.... is a significant departure from a long-established paradigm in the las vegas market." now to a story you'll see only on action news!!! for the first time, we're hearing the 9- 1-1 calls from the night a woman's car slammed into a group of people on the las vegas strip. "there's people on the ground. there's people not moving." we're now getting a clearer picture of the chaos and confusion that night. 13 action news anchor beth fisher talks to the rescuers on struck the strip. [p-11pfr strip rescuebcedit1201602 12190701.mxf] beth standup (bfisher perm files 6:30-6:46) "by now you know lakeisha holloway is accused of measurable distance north on the strip. but what you don't know is a small group of heroes was on their own for the critical first minutes." (9-11 audio

the party office is offering a petition now to ban those devices. the petition says the cameras nothing more than money makers for government. organizers hope to get 500 signatures and they plan to send the petition to elected officials at the state and local level sgls a man says he showed up at a local hospital for testing and was forced to wait outside. >> the treatment he says he was forced to endure, when hospital workers learned he might have tuberculosis. >> and take a look at this video of a clerk turning the tables on a would-be robber there. next, the help investigators need now. >> and 82 degrees today, was the warmest in a month's time. vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated >>> you're watching channel 9 witness news at 6:00

he's using the online petition voice heard in an emotional plea to the governor. with nearly 15-hundred his petition will show governor daugaard that the bill is not what's best for students. s/ thomas lewis, transgender advocate:10 "we're all human beings. we're all human, and we all deserve the same human kindness, the same human respect,. and that includes being allowed to use the bathroom." lewis says he plans on making a trip to pierre next tuesday with other members of the center for equality to meet tuesday is the final day for governor daugaard to either sign or veto the bill. south dakota is looking into a 20-week abortion ban. the senate health and human services committee voted 4-to-3 on the bill friday. the proposal offers some exemptions for women in medical emergencies. but, not in cases of rape or incest. south dakota currently limits abortions at 24 weeks. the bill now heads to the full senate chamber for consideration. how much longer is this warmer weather here to stay? is here to tell us. ron? it was all about the wind early today as western sio

he said the petition is on hold temporarily while we're going door to door. we are going to use every technique that we can use. burfoot has served as a norfolk public official for 14 years. first on city council then he was public corruption and perjury charges. saying people paid him nearly a half million dollars in exchange for votes. c1 20:01:53 - we really would like for him to resign or we would like for him to take a would be in the best interest of the entire community in norfolk. burfoot has said since the beginning - he won't step down. 10=2:17 "will you be at work monday. yes sir so you're not stepping down or anything like that. absolutely not" as of last week a judge ruled burfoot's communication with office staff would be limited to email or a recalled. c1 19:59:04 - yes, we believe we're going to get these 6,000 signatures and a couple 2-3 weeks. hill said their goal is six thousand signatures. after that - they must submit the signatures to circuit court. where a judge will decide if there should be a recall trial. burfoot's federal traial is

ryan: we mentioned that online petition. against the hire has nearly 200 signatures. a petition we found online supporting the shooting club has more than 2000 online signatures. simpson officials plan to announce the hire in the next few days. steve? kills a 77-year-old woman and injures her husband. it happened late last night. marion county sheriff's deputies attempted to put out the fire, but they were unable to enter the flaming home. knoxville rural firefighters eventually contain the blaze. emergency responders took patricia henning to a nearby hospital, where she later died. 79-year-old ronald henning was taken to the burn unit at the university of iowa hospitals in iowa city. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in saint charles, an early morning fire destroys a home used by three families. no one was home at the time this morning when the fire started. but family members say 3 cats and one dog were killed. fire investigators say the windy and cold conditions made fighting the fire very difficult. there's no word yet on how the fire started. st

one of the petitions was approved it questions the decision to take control of the state office that controls schools. the move bypassed local policies. attention on snider and the water crisis will only increase ahead of the democratic debate. presidential hopeful bernie sanders want as republican governor out of office. >> people will be paying the price for this if their entire life. >> hillary clinton also made flint the wattser not optional my friends. it is not a luxury. the petition gives organizers 180 days to gather enough signatures to add the measure to the ballot. snider says he has no intention of resigning. >> the new government reports shows that eight states saw a significant crop in the number of uninsured residents thanks to the healthcare law. five of those states have rep governors. a c.d.c. survey also shows the nation's uninsured rate just above 9% for the first time in -- during the first nine months of 2015. that is year from the down 14.5%. a public health crisis, the new concern over an even deadlier form of heroin. and beyoncÉ proves the conference call. th

an online petition is picking up steam to get an upstate teacher back on the job. nigel: the pickens county school district says gregory fish will school. as wyff news 4's myra ruiz reports, students say the controversy stems from a poem he shared with an advanced placement literature class. myra: students here at easley high school have compared gregory fish to john keating, the robin williams character from dead poets society. they say they're hoping that this online petition to get his job back will make a difference. >> the outcome has been fantastic. we have had comments from even students from his first year teaching, that have come out to support him, and have obviously seen the injustice in this situation. myra: sarah price started the "fight for fish" petition to get her advanced placement english teacher back at the school. she was with students at the starving artist cafe, where mr. fish shared something he wrote as part of their poetry round table. >> i've seen that it's been said that it's about an older man and younger woman, and that's clearly not th

elizabeth: we mentioned that online petition against the hire a petition we found online supporting the shooting club has more than 2000 online signatures. simpson officials plan to announce the hire in the next few days. eric: it is 4:36. metinka, everybody wants to know what is happening outside. metinka: more snow flurries out there. the phrase are flying that's the flurries are flying. winds gusting close to 24 miles per hour. that will be increasing as to 30 by midmorning. it finally settles down this evening. these winds are some enough to leave blowing snow concerns across the northern parts of the state. you will notice that will be restricting your visibility early on today. this afternoon, the weather will settle down and we will get some sunshine. elizabeth: the death of former principal executive david hurd who fell to from a downtown left people wondering why? des moines police are investigating the case as suicide. eric: hurd had reportedly been dealing with a serious illness. kcci's mark tauscheck has more on the end of life issues are being discussed at the statehouse. m

now there are additional letters and petitions that you can read that are on the table and back. if anyone is interested, i am not going to read all of those to you tonight. [applause].

capital witnessed extraordinary scenes, 800 journalists marched to the supreme court to present a petition demanding protection. . >> as well attacks. a student leapeder at -- leader at a university was arrested on starches much sedition in charges marking the muslim kashmiri, convicted of an attack

the petition already has two hundred and fifty signatures. the supreme court of virginia is considering arguments on a natural gas pipeline pipeline would cover three hundred miles across virginia and west virginia landowners in the appalachian mountains refused to let surveyors come onto their land to plot pelines passmakers argue surveyors should be able to enter their land under virginia's eminent domain law the court is questioning if that law is applicable legal battle is brewing on the campaign trail donald i would encourage you challenging this ad claiming it is defamation filed the loss donald trump sending d ist order to ted cruz over an ad he says is untrue. other pros campaign is reacting and the fight to fill justice antonin scalia as a seat continues a big name republican says he'll consider a nominee from president obama and coming up (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next

so michiganders, sign this petition.on't care if you live in ann arbor or kalamazoo, which apparently is a city in michigan and not, as i thought, a mythical land where kazoos are born. okay. did not know that! (laughter) okay. if governor snyder's not gonna get punished, will anyone be held accountable? yes! emphasis on the "one." >> the governor says putting the well being of michiganders needs to be top priority and that led to the firing of the former state supervisor of d.e.q. >> larry: hold on alsecond. nearly two years of negligence, and the only punishment is that one lady is sent packing? call me crazy, but i think poisoning children should have some higher stakes than an episode of "the bachelor." (applause) you would think. meanwhile, the problem isn't getting any better. >> adding insult to injury in flint, michigan, city officials are urging people to boil their filtered water following a water main break. >> larry: filter the water, then boil it? whoever thought the recipe for water would be so complex? act

so a lot of what we deuce taking -- is helping people take action, signing online petitions which then send an email or contact their local elected official or in this case, this official. we really want to get people process. >> ron: now, one article described progress iowa that i read as being powered by a community of more than 30,000 progressives, focused on research, education, and advocacy and i think that article came out of an appearance that you made just the day before the caucuses on program on xm 25 right before the caucus. and that described iowa why courts matter as a coalition of iowa organizations dedicated to ending the judiciary vacancy crisis, which is quite a crisis as far as open vacancies out there, sloorg that the federal judiciary reflects america's diverse population. are those quotes accurate? >> matt: absolutely. for progress iowa, we have a large network of membership across the state. i think it's beyond 30,000 now, but that's definitely accurate and as far as why courts matter iowa coalition, it's a group of about 20 or so organizations that work to do exa

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((patranya bhoolsuwan)) so far have signed this online petition. i printed out just a few pages here and they represent people from all over the world.. but here in vegas, the hunting club, safari international, is moving forward with its convention...an d protesters say they will also be there for the duration of the event to make their voices heard: < ((nats of protest)) animal rights activists begging for compassion .. ((carrie leblanc/compassio nworks international: "we think it's a ridiculous waste of life.")) targeting their attacks at trophy hunters from around the world. ((carrie leblanc/compassio nworks international: "a travesty against endangered species.")) they stood outside the mandalay bay where some 20 thousand people gather in las vegas for the 44th annual safari club international. the event features everything from hunting gears to taxidermy displays...it also offers auctions for permits to kill some 600 hundred animals from more than 30 countries. these include everything from the red deer in new zealand to black bears in alaska