chongqing has even been named china's hot pot city by the chinese association of cooking. everything from takeout hot spot snacks to full meals are readily available. the people of chongqing consider hot pots their soul food. an upmarket hot pot restaurant sits in the middle of chongqing's business district. it's called ba river and is part of a chain of 380 restaurants in and outside of china. the company also runs its own food processing factories and cooking schools. boasting many famous chefs, it leads the country's hot pot industry. an average dish here costs around $15. over two times the price a customer would typically pay at a local vendor. since its founding in 2002, food safety and hygiene have been paramount for ba river. the company's ceo wang wei is at the front line of improving the industry's image and serves as vice chairman of chongqing's hot pot association. >> the restaurant implements a strict daily routine of checks to educate and discipline staff. a sanitation inspection is held once a month for each department. top scorers get reported while violator

. >> another florida city is considering changing the way it handles people caught with pot. tampa city council is talking about decriminalizing marijuana in small amounts. they drafted an ordinance that would give civil citations for grams or less. fines are $75. they have to be paid within 30 days. if a person gets more than four citations, then they have to go to court. last month the volusia county commissioner proposed a similar marijuana fine. he said people found with less than 20 grams of marijuana should be fined $250 instead of going to jail. it is still being discussed in volusia. there are two hearings happening in tampa next month and two florida counties already have similar measures in place. >> anyone who has a pet knows they're family. >> how firefighters' quick action and compassion saved a >> we had a beautiful day today in central florida. no cloud cover, at least not much for tonight either. i'll be right back to pinpoint the overnight lows and then break it out for you, just as to how great your weekend is going to be and when the next big storms come roc

also in the district, could pot become legalized in the city? that's what activist also pushing for. dc lawmakers deciding whether to allow public consumption of marijuana. this week mayor bowser asked to give her permanent powers to shut down businesses over public pot use. council member vincent orange is expected to introduce proposal to have the city license one pot club in each of the district's eight wards. >> well, we now know when the national museum of african-american museum and culture will open, december 24, will be the big day. president obama will lead the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony, according to the spit zone yan person, week long celebration toss follow including outdoor festival and period in which the museum on the national mall will be open for 24 consecutive hours. >>> the nfl has made some changes this year. what was formerly known as superbowl media day is now called superbowl opening night. all-in-all, it is still a circus with the media getting their first crack at the coaches and the players. and it all kick o

. >> first we want to talk about their other plan that would regulate where pot shops can be built. city leaders want them to be jason gruenauer joins us with a report this morning. >> reporter: good morning. marijuana no doubt has had a huge impact on the local economy, with a pot shop over each of my shoulders and one of here to my left. some people think they've taken over their neighborhoods, like this one on south broadway near evans. that's where this cap comes in. it's an idea from denver city council that would potentially change the current policy of no new pot businesses to only new shops or grow houses in certain areas that aren't oversaturated. it's just an idea, not a proposal. but with this cap if a medical marijuana business couldn't open up another location, wanted to grow their business, under the cap it could become a dispensary instead. no new shop up the street, and also subject to more regulations and more taxes to the city. if it is less than the current amount of shops, when one pottntially lowering the number certain area. now, this again is still just a proposal,

city crews patched over 37 thousand potholes... with your help that number could grow. if you see a pot hole the city wants you to report it. just visit the city's website that's sioux- dash-city-dot-org . crews will look to make repairs on roads as possible. jenna: city officals are looking at the potential for a river bank camp ground in sioux city tuesday, there will be a meeting open to the public to go over sites and ideas for a potential campground project. that meeting will be held on thehe fifth floor of citit february 23rd. tim: after fighting for months to become dupont johnston iowa got some bitter sweet news today. thcommunity won't serve as headquarters after the 130 billion dollar merger between the two companies finalizes, but become a global business center giant. the iowa economic authority and the city are awarding million dollars in state incentives. "where are things going to end up at e end of the day? but i think that we ended up in very good placeceor our community and for the state." dupont pioneer's current employment is at 26-hundred and more layoffs are expected as the merger continues. but in the

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chief sam ford joining us live outside the wilson building with a look at the latest debate on pot in the city. they had a lot on their plate today, sam. sam: indeed. the d.c. council essentially today kept alive the hope of marijuana supporters that they may be able to have pot parties and private establishments in the city. as d.c. passed the marijuana law legally, it can only be grown at home for private consumption at home. a bill that prohibited the expansion of marijuana use almost expired last month. mayor muriel bowser concerned how congress might react urged councilmembers to extend the prohibition and they did on an emergency basis. yet today, councilmember mcduffy withdrew his bill to make the ban permanent. he says he will reintroduce a measure in two weeks. pro marijuana activates hope the bill will be more to their liking. >> it's success for us. we have seen a permanent ban tabled, taken off the agenda. that is a success. we thought, we were facing a total ban permanently, no way to reverse it. it means the council is still looking at the issue, they are deliberating. activists

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pot use. >> every city has a different set of rules. on top of that we have cities and counties banning it throughout the entire state. >> reporter: but some voters say they're not too high on hodges giveaway. >> it's like a bribe. to get people to get his vote. >> i would make my own opinion regardless of whether or not i was going to be rewarded one way or another. >> if he's doing something like that, sounds like he's breaking the law. >> reporter: santa clara prosecutors would not talk about weeds for votes, the supervisor deputy da told me any opportunity to circumvent the law we will take seriously and prosecute. hodges insists he will give it away if the law passes. >> i won't be giving it away unless it's legal for me to do so. >> reporter: in one week, million people have viewed his video and 40 supporters have signed up. in san jose, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> here's how it would work. hodges plan to distribute certificates in san jose next friday, to people who contribute or sign up. >>> on the campaign 2016, tonight donald trum

pthings you could do to hopefully pminimize the damage to your pvehicle when it comes to pot pholes. pin the city of tampa on average, pthey repair about 7,000 pot pholes every single year. pand the average turn around, we plearned, is about three business pdays. pif you live in hillsborough pcounty and you have damage you pwant to report as far as pot pholes are concerned, you can pcontact the public works pdepartment. pback to you. p>>laura: 7:10 now and the number pof sdmr i -- zika virus cases is pholding to three. pthat's three too many. pcounty commissioners will vote pmillion dollars to the budget pfor mosquito spraying. pthere are 21 total cases here in pflorida. pthey were all out of the pcountry, all of these were out pof the country when they were pbitten by a mosquito carrying pthe virus and a threat of the pzika virus is not hurting ptourism at all. pthat's good news especially pafter trip advisors mentioned pthe beach as number three. pst. pete beach is number four. p>>russell: and we should meet pflorida's newest millionaire ptoday. plottery officials will announce pthe winner of l

city council taking on pot shops. >> some neighborhoods just full of pot shops and others don't have any at all. denver7 reporter jason with more on what the city council wants to do. %- >> reporter: good morning to you. we're here on south broadway north of evans innfront of a marijuana dispensary. there's another marijuana dispensary. just north, about half a block, a third marijuana dispensary, all within one block here on south broadway. the idea the city council is looking at would put a cap on the number of shops, dispensaries and grow houses within a certain area of the city. this is trying to spread the wealth, if you will, when it comes to where the shops are located. it's different from what's going on now. currently there's a moratorium on new businesses opening up, and no new marijuana licenses are being given out for businesses. it was extended to may of this year. this is just an idea, not a formal proposal yet. but by taking it area by area the idea would allow for new businesses to open up shops, like they can't now, as long as saturation of other shops within that are

pot. the first one ever. the city of trinidad is planning that budding retail destination. developers say they picked trinidad because the city laws and the tourism are hospitable for a pot mall. it will be interesting to see what is in the food court. >>> they are catching big air at fenway park. the nation's oldest ballpark looks more like the x games now. check out this 140-foot ramp they installed on the field for snowboarders and skiers. it is massive. wait until you see this. >> the white monster dwarfs the green monster. >> fenway is hosting a big air competition. showcasing the world's best snowboarders and free style skiers. the big air snowboarding will become an olympic event coming up in 2018. that is spectacular. >> that looks cool. i wouldn't do it but it looks cool. >> i have some friends who are covering that as a news story. that is gargantuan. >> how long does it take to build it? >> i have no idea. >> you like skiing. >> but i don't know if i could do the jump at the bottom. >> the landing. >> that is the tricky part. >> gravity always wins. that is the p

. >> right now the city of lafayette is deciding if it should double the number of pot there's only one right now. under city rules the dispensaries can only be in the city's green zone far way from schools. >>> for those of you who go to csu football games starting next season you'll be able to games. up until now only 3-.2 beer ssles have than allowed. county commissioners approved a full liquor license or tte stadium this this morning. students say they are respoosible to handle this change. >> you enjoy the sports atmosphere you are going to drink the beer drink it to have fun but you're not going to excess sir hi drink to get plastered. >> the substance abuse prevention experts are not too concerned. they say preventing binge drinking among college age kick off on salt. >>> beautiful day and beautiful as many colorado candy this coming from larry pierce in the steamboat area looking out over the flat tops very nice. schafer up at loveland ski a. they picked up powder in the last couple of days they have had 220 inches of snow so far for the season. but right now in denvee our skies

pot for you, germany. the country's second largest city, hamburg, wants to be the first in the world to ban single ice coffee pots. right now the ban would be in government buildings. estimates say there are enough of them buried in landfills to circle the earth 12 times. >> that's a staggering figure. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel is here with what's in store. sandhya? >> we might see some scattered showers around here. live doppler 7hd is showing you clear conditions except for a few clouds that formed near half moon bay. the temperatures are mostly in the 50s. san francisco is pretty mild at 60 degrees. a few 40s in novato and half moon bay. we look all the way across the bay and the visibility is great. coastal fog, mild near the bay. we are looking at cooler conditions and there is another slight chance on sunday. just when you were getting used to the spring like weather it is changing. the temperature trend the next few days. you look at tomorrow and it is mild and above average like it was today. numbers in the low 70s for san francisco, santa rosa and oakland. 74 in live

pot. ment. it's a family outing. city is going to be here. so we've got some nice ladies over here too before we go. ma'am, look at you. you're looking great. >> thank you. >> where did you guys come from? >> longmont representing. >> i'm loving the hair. i didn't get the memo to get the matching red hair. >> we all match pretty good. >> we do match really well. >> you ladies stay out here. >> i am 80. >> 80 years old. >> wow. and out here to support the broncos. >> exactly. >> you're a great fan. >> yes, i am. >> i hope you get to see whoever you want. >> i will. >> all right. you're down here, but a lot of people have to work their way around a lot of traffic to get here. let's talk to our traffic reporter, amelia earhart. >> 80 years old and out there at 5:00 for the parade. that's dedication. >>> we're going see colorado north side as well as our slowdown expected along spear. with folks arriving two hours before the parade, things begin at 10:00 a.m. that means we're expecting slowdowns across the freeway app. download the app for free.

pot for you, germany. the country's second largest city, hamburg, wants to be the first in the world to ban single ice coffee pots. right now the ban would be in government buildings. estimates say there are enough of them buried in landfills to circle the earth 12 times. >> that's a staggering figure. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel is here with what's in store. sandhya? >> we might see some scattered showers around here. live doppler 7hd is showing you clear conditions except for a few clouds that formed near half moon bay. the temperatures are mostly in the 50s. san francisco is pretty mild at 60 degrees. a few 40s in novato and half moon bay. we look all the way across the bay and the visibility is great. coastal fog, mild near the bay. we are looking at cooler conditions and there is another slight chance on sunday. just when you were getting used to the spring like weather it is changing. the temperature trend the next few days. you look at tomorrow and it is mild and above average like it was today. numbers in the low 70s for san francisco, santa rosa and oakland. 74 in live

council voted unanimously today to establish a task force with which it would study how the city could allow pot smoking in places other than people's homes possession up to two ounces of pot for personal use has been legal in the nation's capital since early last year the district's mayor had pushed for a permanent ban on pot clubs but the council said his bill aside in favor of creating a task force the race for president moves from the hawkeye state to the granite state the battleground shifts pieces candidates try to reach more voters ahead of next week's primary. abc's martha gonzales is in new hampshire fresh off the iowa the trail fueled by taiwan inspired optimism. what an incredible incredible evening we had less the ted cruz celebrating a big win in the caucasus and beating donald trump had i known we could finish number two maybe i would spend more needed. skipping the last republican debate in iowa may have hurt him. i think it could have been the debate disappointed that i didn't go in the debate on trump's heels marco rubio talking with voters in new hampshire at the xl my the afte

city? ? taking pot shots at ducks. nats or each other. nats (attack ad) there's even an iowa caucus musical nats it a high-calorie process. it starts with meat on a stick at the state fair. and often comes down to the pizza ranch strategy. this normally quiet farm state plants corn every year. but every 4 years, a bumper crop of candidates. tomorrow is harvest day. david wright, abc news, des moines . " jack: your local election headquarters is local 5 news. election we'll be live from caucus central during our midday, 5 and 6 o'clock news. then, expert analysis and insight at 6:30 as you're getting ready to head to caucus during iowa" political show special. and our continuous live coverage of the the results and goes until we know who's won. your most insightful and knowledgeable team is local 5 news. stephanie: away from politics. new tonight at ten. stephanie: the des moines police were requsting assistence in identifying two potential witnesses in the death investigation of kirk blunck the police have been contacted by those in these

. >>> there could be a cap on how many pot businesses can open in a neighborhood. a city council is considering the number of businesses that can be open in one square mile. meanwhile, another batch of marijuana is being recalled over pesticide use. two unapproved pesticides were found in pot samples. >>> 4:39. a 7-year-old boy has turned into a good luck charm for cu's women's lacrosse team. you to levi and you'll hear how being around the athletes have helped him battle an illness. >> new details about a water main break in boulder that caused thousands of dollars worth of damage. why the city won't pay the track. >> tracking a storm moving out of colorado. we have a nice warmup today. >>> it's 4:42. the father of an aurora movie theater shooting victim is running for a senate seat. tom sullivan, a retired postal worker and veteran says he wants to help working family. he says he's an everyday guy. >>>i had a story to tell and i came down and told that story, and it was a story that resonateed with a lot of people, and it wasn't just from a mass shooting like that. thos

. >>> you won't see any pot clubs in the district any time soon. today, the city council voted on a ban on cannabis clubs for the next 225 days. >> all while they look at how it would affect the city. jan jeffcoat is here to break this down. >> reporter: those who want to can still smoke weed in the privacy of their own homes. and possession is only legal up to 2 ounces. as for smoking in public, the mayor wanted a permanent ban. today's vote shows the door is still a little open on that. >> there has to be some oversight. otherwise, they are taking on a huge risk. >> reporter: he believes there is nothing in it for businesses that would allow pot inside. >> there's no profit being made by the. therefore, what would the incentive be? >> under the current law, there is no provision for sales or regulations. and congress made no effort to do so. mayor muriel bowser was hoping to make that permanent. >> we don't want people coming into a restaurant that has underaged kids and there's pot smoke in the air obviously. that also means designating public space for it. the

city is trying change that. >> denver trying to make sure colorado's budding pot industry says good buy to a pop -- goodbye to a popular spot. >>> first the weather with lisa hidalgo. >> it's beautiful. starting to see a hint of the sunrise in denver. another denver broncos sunrise. it's a chilly start. winds out of the southwest. warmer day, speeds 10 to 20 miles per hour. upper 40s by noon. lots of sunshine. 52 by 3:00. a beautiful day. you're going to find 40s and 50s to the northeast. 30s in the mountains. will get warmer as the week goes on. denver. colfax and monaco. you can see lanes are blocked. getting through. looks like a head-on accident, damage to that white car, damage to this dark car. walking around. no other information. the fire department just left, so at least some of the indicates hopefully it's not as serious as it looks. traffic getting by on south monaco and westbound side of colfax. watch out, this obviously a hazard for us at colfax and monaco. you can see to the north side an accident on that ramp from i- 25 up to highway 36. most of the heavy traffic is heading south now. about 15

pot consumptlion. this week the mayor is set to ask the council to make her powers shut down business over public marijuana use permanent. have the cityicense one pot club in each of the district's 8 wards. >>> in just a few hours results will start coming in from iowa. >> and technology is going to help us learn the winners and the losers more quickly than in previous years. >> microsoft is providing an app for free to help the precinct officials of the iowa caucuses report the results in a timely and secure fashion. no errors have been reported in any of the dry runs. microsoft wants to avoid the situation that occurred four years ago when mitt romney was initially declared the winner of the republican iowa caucuses. the final tally gave the victory to rick santorum. it's a big night in politics. the iowa caucus is kicking off the 2016 presidential election. >> who will win and how important is it to win. ronica cleary is here to discuss all this. how important is this? >> reporter: the race begin today. i'm really excited about it. this is a big deal. one of my twitter followers he joked with me. it didn't just begin. it feels like

for those reason, it is a good idea not to get helps out too much the city the pot -- vis-a-vis the possibility of oil cuts. manus: trading futures are heading such an absolute record high, it is what draws people to the market. let's give you the day ahead. first up, u.k. inflation data. then it's the german economic survey. anna: also today, david cameron is in brussels on the reforms he wants in terms of britain's eu membership. how much common ground can you find with the french, particularly around the banking sector? manus: and if that is not enough for you, get ready for the fed interpretation. we will hear from the president of the federal reserve bank ,hiladelphia, minneapolis, and boston. anna: we speak to the u.n. commission dinett financial director. that is coming up next. ♪ anna: welcome back. 7:18 in london. let's get to bloomberg business flash. caroline: thank you. vodafone has agreed to set up a 50-50 venture to combine their mobile and broadband business in the netherlands. the transaction will cost in revenue synergy of 3.5 billion euros. vodafone will make a cash payment to

gear.with a number of area streets dotted by massive pot- holes and heaving pavement, city engineers say drivers will start to see construction crews out getting ready to go to work in march. they plan to do around thirty repair and re-construction projects at a price of about 18 - million dollars.it's all from the one percent sales tax approved by voters more than two years ago. " its really the first year that we're strting some of these big reconstruction projects. " we're able to do twice as much work on our streets easily than what we were doing prior to having local option sales tax available." this construction season , are 42nd street between kennedy high school and interstate 380, b avenue near roosevelt middle school, and west post road near truman school.wilson says lane closures and detours may be inconvenient, but the new roads will last for decades. right now, the d-o-t is looking for the best way to upgrade iowa's longest road.a study of interstate 80 is focusing on weather impacts and maintenance costs, as well as new ideas like truck-only lanes.they hope to outline a

tim: needs tending to or some rougher roads in the area go to the city's website to report those problematic pot holes. coming up after seven decades. an iowan gets something he lost returned to him. details when we return... (fred) light snow is coming tonight, and breezy winds will remain in place through tomorrow. but a big warmup is coming saturday! see you after the break for the forecast. down the owner of a. wallet the wallet had been buried under an oldmovie house's floorboards since 19-44 in nevada iowa.. the wallet containea boy scout card, era ration stamps, an i-d and calendar that helped date it. clare mcintosh was reunited with the wallet monday. the now 85-year- old says he remembers losing it at the theater when he was teenager. (clare mcintosh/reunited with wallet) "i thought at first it must be some sort of a joke and i thought well, it couldn't be." it's believed a theater employee found the wallet all those years ago but took the money out before lodging it in the floorboards. tim/jenna/fred (tim) fred, what is the outlook for tonight? (fred) a half inch or less of snow. fred

a city memo says the store sold sythentic pot and harmful inhalants called "poppers" to undercover officers. the owners then moved to westwood on friday. now.. the landlord is pulling the lease on that shop. an arrest for the rape of a child. michael workman is accused of attacking the child in his home in wayne township, clermont county. he was arrested in blanchester.. and is now being held on 750- thousand dollars bond. dramatic video out of florida with her ten month old baby.. after she was taken away when the mom's car was stolen. the girl's mother told police her daughter was asleep in the car when she was dropping off clothes at a laundromat. the mom left the car running.. and that's when a man walked up.. and stole the car. the mom says she came back to get more clothes.. and the car and her daughter were gone. the baby is okay.the car thief is still on the run. we've all heard the charge before.. aggravated assault with intent to kill. but what makes this story different is the weapon. it isn't a gun.. or a knife.. or a club. its an alligator. police near tampa, florida say someon

a city memo says the store sold sythentic pot and harmful inhalants called "poppers" to undercover officers. the owners then moved to westwood on friday. now.. the landlord westwood shop. new at 11.. an arrest for the rape of a child. michael workman is accused of attacking the child in his home in wayne township, clermont county. he was arrested in blanchester.. and is now being held on 750- thousand dollars bond. also new at 11... an ohio man is rushed to the hospital after he becomes trapped in a trench full of water. the man was in the ground for more than two hours before he was freed. crews used a tarp to help keep the man from freezing in today's weather. he was working on a trench around a house in dayton... when he became trapped by the thick mud that firefighters say was like quicksand. osha is now investigating what went wrong. there is an exhausting sprint to the finish underway right now for presidential hopefulls even at this late hour.. the candidates are doing everything thing they can to win the undecided... which makes up more than 40 percent of voters in new hampshire. be

cities in the top 20 communities for well-being spectrum with five of the 20 lowest ranking cities in ohio . pot tourism in colorado is raising emergency room visits, out-of-state visitor trips to symptoms rose 109 percent since it became legal in 2012 they say that the trips for colorado residents rising 44 percent of results show thatr education needed for consumers at our retailers. >> a day at the spot spa has a new meaning for a northwest town , america's first beer spa has opened in sisters oregon, they soak in a tub filled with beer they say that smoking will trend is catching on after only one week in business they are expanding . >> unicorn is in custody, those were the words that came over the police scanners afteru an unusual capture and california's central valley that it was a pony named juliet wearing a plastic card on her head escape from a nearby ranch after a photo shoot with some kids, they say the fact that she was dressed as a unicorn help to lighten the mood. the cooking out that the unicorn was in custody and i think, as release and i laughed and cried and thank god..g >> ,

, stuffed animals s/liz alston/church member people set hats, they send afghans, they send pot holders the city of charleston lent the church the space after they ran out of room at emanuel. "hundreds, at least a hundred portraits, suzy jackson, that's the painting right there" priceless portraits line the walls, but alston's favorite - an artful message from inmates. s/liz alston/church member "he talked about the fact that even though they are incarcerated that they want us to know that they care about us" i just cant thank them enough. when i see this my life becomes has happened at the church and i just want to make sure that what the people have sent to us is treated within the spirit in which it was given >> life insurance policies can be hard to understand. coming up next, we'll give you some tips on which plan you should purchase. ben: and i'll have your complete forecast next! >> << wx timer @ 2:45 high wind watch in effect for holt county from 6 pm tonight until 6 am friday our warm-up resumes today with highs returning to the 40s and 50s (maybe a few 60s out west?)! there will still

in the past, she has said there is really no way to regulate pot use and sales because of congressional rules over the city. d.c. counsel is also set to vote today on an incentive program that would make it easier for residents and businesses to purchase and install security cameras. they see it as a way to help police crackdown on crime. we will have updates starting tonight. , a health matters alert. a new action being taken to fight the zika virus. >> bill cosby is back in court. coming up, i will tell you why his attorneys say the criminal charges against him are illegal. jummy: the famous punxsutawney phil is calling for an early spring. but just how often does he get that right? we have the answer coming up. and doug hill will be back with when you need your umbrella this week. stay with us. jummy: we are following new developments out of pennsylvania. bill cosby is in court right now for his first hearing in the sexual assault case against him. his lawyers are hoping to convince the judge to dismiss the case. has more.hur back in court this morning and by the end of the day, he could learn if the cr

phone, you're going to need specifics about the location of the pot holes, you need to know the state route and segment number. know the city, town and county where the pot holes are and also try and list any land marks that can help crews find trouble spots. >> we told you about a 23-year-old man posing as a pennsylvania high school student. >> now police have uncovered another way he tried to use his fake identity. those details next. >>> tonight the nbc 10 investigators dig into allegations against villanova university. >> are they telling police all there is to know about drugs on campus? harry hairston joins us with more. >> tonight we have the documents that show what drugs and how many are recovered from villanova but it's what they don't show that has police concerned. police say they want to know how big of a problem drugs are at villanova. >> there is a fair amount of drugs being located on the campus. where that's the question. >> reporter: the university says it has strong unwavering drug policy, violators held accountable and it and police have a long standing and mutually agreed upon way to deal with drugs on

investigative units hidden cameras caught employees at san jose organic admitting to selling pot in violation of the city's age limit. >> they think you're an undercover cop. people that look 18 obviously don't come in. but for our purposes so we don't get in trouble we say 21 and up because that's the coordinates. >> following those reports, san jose organics was raided last july by local, state and federal officials. now owner ben lew and manager brian wong face money laundering charges on top of the previous charges of illegal marijuana sales, tax and insurance fraud. lew could serve up to 46 years in prison and wong 23. a third associate could spend a maximum of ten years in prison. santa clara county prosecutor edward yang says san jose organics abused medical marijuana laws. >> we believe that san jose organics over the course of approximately almost 2 1/2 years or so had made a profit of about $10 million. and we only found $800,000 in cash at the owner's home. so there are ultimately now millions of dollars that are not accounted for. >> the attorney for san jose organics have not discussed the ind

, stuffed animals s/liz alston/church member people set hats, they send afghans, they send pot holders the city of charleston lent the space after they ran out of room at emanuel. "hundreds, at least a hundred portraits, suzy jackson, that's the painting right there" my life becomes alive because it is history that has happened at thanks for starting your day lexington county where three sheriff's deputies had to be taken to the hospital after a crash involving two patrol vehicles. we'll bring you the very latest- live from the scene. massive recall involving three million toyota suvs worldwide. the big safety flaw that could cause problems in a crash. plus... the battle between ted cruz and donald trump has brewed over. this morning- why cruz is standing his ground on one campaign message and telling his rival to bring on the lawsuits. it's thursday, february 18th. and news 10 sunrise starts right now. good morning. thanks for waking up with sunrise. i'm mary king. i'm len kiese. it's five o'clock on this thursday, february 18th. top stories as you're waking up this morning... we're still work

that group will study how the city might allow people to use pot in designated clubs and other public spaces. >>> right now, it is legal only to grow and smoke limited amounts of marijuana for home use. the task force will report back in four months. >>> local religious leaders are putting pressure on gun manufacturers and distributors to help prevent gun violence. the group called rally, the group rallied outside the realco gun shop in district heights, they're concerned about the number of guns sold by the company that are later used in crimes. the group is calling on local and federal officials to push manufacturers to take more responsibility. >>> new information tonight about a pet store that was recently raided. the puppies were seized in november, dreamy puppy, still hasn't reopened that chantilly store. but the company is back in business. as bureau chief julie carey learned, a court battle over the pups continues. >> the doors of dreamy puppy have been locked since november when fairfax county animal control officers executed a search warrant and seized 46 puppies. these stud

the cities participating have housing vacancy rates ranging between 8 percent and 19 percent. danville's current vacancy rate is 17.3 percent. 3 danner pots a local community college is using black history month to expose its students to a variety of cultures. (((nats- pause))) today, a caribbean band attracted a crowd in the student center at danville community college. school leaders say they want to make these events fun...that way more students are willing to come, and learn a thing or abc 13, there's nothing more enriching than exposing yourself to new cultures. kyesha jennings- english instructor- "i think when people hear african american or black people, they think that everyone is the same. but the diaspora of african descendants is broad. it includes jamaicans, trinidadians, dominicans."3 danner pots d-c-c holds several events to expose students to new cultures throughout the school year. 3 3 danner pots president obama sent congress a plan to close the prison at guantanamo bay. speaking at the white house this morning, the president outlined his plan to close the detention facility in cuba. he wants to transfer more detainees t

pot holes. coming up tonight on news 4 at six... sioux city crews are wowoing to make your dri a bit easier. we' show you how. (matt) plus... what kind of incentive would you use to get your kids to read? one nebraska principal challenged his students and if they reached the reading goal... he would kiss a pig. we'll have the full story... at six. (matt) there's a little monkey business going on inside the international space station. (sheila) check this out....... there is a gorilla going bananas. actually it's astronaut scott kelly who bursts out of a box then precedes to surprise and chase british astronaut timothy peake.. the monkey suit is a gift from kelly's twin brother and fellow astronaut mark kelly who sent it to his brother in a care package. scott kelly is the commander of expedition 46, and has been on his mission in space since march of last year. he will return to earth next month ending let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 24 wind: n 10-15 mph tomorrow: late day mix? high: 40 wind: n 10-20 mph thanks for joining us for news channel four live at

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pot hole... but one person we talked to said at least 10 cars got flat tires. the city of denver is not responsible for damages - under the colorado broncos. the super bowl festivies will kick off in downtown denver. there will be a concert, a parade and a rally for a our world champion broncs... hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to show up... we could even see a million people downtown! 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in denver... tarhonda... this day some drivers are their gear shifts... people can't figure out how to park today president obama will present his final budget proposal of his presidency to congress. some new ideas that the administration previewed in recent weeks, including one on cancer research, opioid abuse and military projects, could have life. a $10-a-barrel oil tax for infrastructure and clean transportation projects is certain the budget unveiling comes the same day as the new hampshire primary. budget is likely to attention. federal safety investigators say some fiat confusing to drivers that they're having a hard time figuring o

. >> with medical marijuana heading back to the ballot, another city is considering changing the way they handle people caught with pot. tampa is considering decriminalizing marijuana for people caught with 20 grams or less. instead of jail offenders would face fines starting at $75. if a person get more than four to court. court. >> the holiday season may be over with but this morning a young girl's gift to her older brother is going viral. >> their exchange was caught on camera. >> are you crying? because i am. am. >> why are you crying? >> i think he is happy. >> are you happy crying? >> that is the sweetest thing i have seen in a long time. >> adorable 6-year-old abigail decided to surprise her brother with a hamster. daniel had been doing extra chores to save up for the hamster and in order to surprise him, she pooled in her money for >> he will never forget that moment. >> they love each other. that's a good family right there. are you crying because i am. that got to me. don't look too close. let's show you what we are dealing with today. we'll be a little chilly to start. through the day, we'll warm nicely. we

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if your car is damaged by a hot pot hole, be sure to reported to the city of cleveland and they may reimburse you for the damage.e.th we nearly had 60 degrees today but the warm weather didn't stop people from enjoying a winter tradition. it was a great day to do this. enjoy some fun in the sun at the metroparks toboggan chute's -- >> i honestly don't like the cold d weather so for me that it was a perfect day to come out. w my son loves to toboggan and going down the hill and i don't have to stand out in the freeze was doing it. >> weather permitting you still have about two weeks to get down to the chalet. the toboggan chute's close for the season on march 6.e across town, spring is already in the air at the metroparkset washington reservation golf learning center, where you canes see plenty of golfers taking their first winds of the season. the driving range is packedt with deaf or's, young and old, including a few hardy souls wearing nothing but shorts and t-shirts. jenn harcher is in the front yard with detailsj on a warming trend to hit this weekend. the winds that hit overnight and icy

considering legalizing marijuana.but it's still illegal in dozens of california cities including mercedthat's where a controversial pot operation is underway.the now's anne mcnamara takes us inside -- and introduces you to the *nuns behind it all. :13 suggested super: sister kate | sisters of the valley nats(1997) 7:34 uh oh i think i put too much in that one.in a california neighborhood nats(1997) 7:36 gosh it looks so full that's also a *growing business (1974) 33:27 we are walking through what would be pot plants, very big pot plants. q: taller than us? a: taller, wider, yes. the women here aren't trying to hide their marijuana habit. 32:24 we commit our life to cannabis. we commit our lives to the sisterhood. sister kate and sister darcey aren't the kind of nuns you're thinking.. they aren't even catholic. sister kate | sisters of the valley32:44 we live together, socialistic. if you look up what makes a sister, those are the things. their core belief is in the healing power of c-b-d - an active cannabinoid found in marijuana plants.nat

these money hungry holes." because at 18 degrees, black ice and a pot hole it gets kind of dangerous." 3 court live u many times the city will use a filler mix until they can patch the holes up permantley. they plan to do that early this spring. live in lynchburg, courtney wheaton, abc 13 news. 3 mark tight tonight- state police are investigating a fatal crash in charlotte county. troopers say the crash happened around 2:45 this afternoon. john covington was driving west on route 40 when he ran off the left side of the road and went down an embankment. he died at the scene. police say he was wearing his seatbelt. 3 3 mark tight tonight- the pittsylvania county sheriff's office tells us it's getting closer to a suspect.. investigators believe they will find the person behind hargrave military academy in chatham. the sheriff's office is working with state police and the cyber crimes unit to find those responsible. meanwhile, general don broome.. the school's president says.. many parents picked up their kids. but more than 40 international students aren't able to go home. tonight though- sheriff mike taylor is confident t

pot. california has a plan to set standards by 2020. >>> the the city of fremont now owns the horse valentine that was rescued on sunday. fremont police say valentine's owner came forward yesterday and agreed it's in the best interests of the animal to surrender him to the city so the police department also posted some new pictures of valentine on its facebook page. we're told that he is making good progress after breaking his pelvis and a rib. valentine will remain at uc- davis vet med as animal services work to find him a good home. >> pictures are adorable. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley in las vegas tonight. scott. >> reporter: here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. donald trump has a new target. pope francis. we'll have a look at their holy war of words. plus, former secretary of state hillary clinton on her fight to win the white house. and the poignant advice that she got from her mother about standing strong. >> and a former football star takes his fancy feet to broadway. we'll have those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news" from las

and that's putting us mainly in the upper 40s, the low 50s. 48 threes in pots town. 52 in philadelphia. 48 degrees in atlantic cityville and 52 degrees in dover, delaware. so these temperatures not dropping very far. we'll wake up to mild temperatures. that southwesterly flow in place and that's keeping us mild tonight. it's going to keep us warm tomorrow as well. wind around 12 miles per hour. up to 17 miles per hour in dover. gusting a little higher than that in some spots. mostly clear again, we'll see those clouds increasing toward daybreak and that's ahead of a front that's going to move through. some showers north and west, those showers move through the philadelphia area around 10:00. light showers, could be quick too and then it's out of here. the sunshine returns after this. the temperatures are mild by the afternoon and we will be breezy with winds anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. tuesday, high pressure builds back in. it's high pressure in control. mild once again. right near 60 degrees on tuesday. and then wednesday we are tracking a cold front that's going to bring us a chance for some rain and

the council approved the creation of a task force to study how the city might allow people to use pot in designated clubs and other public spaces. right now it's only legal to grow and smoke limited amounts of marijuana for home use. task force is to report back in four months. >>> to a story now that you saw first on news4 -- a former white house staff supervisor is facing some hard time. former director of white house switchboard operations andrea turk pleaded guilty to a federal charge of theft from the government that happened today. turk oversaw 15 employees between 2009-2013. she in court today admitted doctoring the time sheets of one of those workers. she admitted funneling unearned bogus overtime pay to the workers and she admitted taking half of the money in return either in cash or by wire transfer. prosecutors say they will recommend less than six months in prison for turk when she is sentenced in april. she did not speak to news4 after leaving the courthouse. >>> it's been almost a week and a half since the big blizzard. how people in one part of our region felt about del