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can non-city people volunteer and work? that's what wary going through. >> governor christie says a state takeover of atlantic city is the price to be paid for a financial bailout. but mayor guardian says that takeover would strip workers of their rights to collectively bargain. >> why the governor is picking on atlantic city and the people of my city i don't know. i've done nothing to provoke the man. >> reporter: caught between the squabble link parties, regular folks. >> you remember those good times. >> i remember. >> reporter: theresa kennedy grew up in egg harbor township and lives in nashville, tennessee. >> you'd like to come back here? >> i would love. >> reporter: but? >> but they got to get it together. >> reporter: it's exact until kind of scepticism that the guardian administration is trying to answer. they try to assure workers, residents, visitors, everyone really that the impact of this financial shut down will be a small as it can be. in atlantic city, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> police in new castle

can non-city people volunteer and work?hat's what we're going through. >> reporter: city officials insist they have tightened belts and cut expenses to try and balance their budget. they blame governor christie tour turning his back on their city. >> he's more concerned about being a celebrity groupy for donald trump than serving the citizens of atlantic city and making sure that this situation could have been avoided. >> reporter: governor christie insists the city has not done nearly enough to tightens belt and clean up its own financial mess. while the stalemate continues the guardian administration is doing everything it can to assure those who live and work in atlantic city it will be business as usual despite the shut down. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> well like turning back time if you had to park in philadelphia today. there was a problem with the wireless transmission of credit card at the parking kiosks. so you could only pay with cash or coins. imagine that. the problem was fixed earlier thi

can non-city people volunteer and work?nd that's what we're going through. >> reporter: city officials insist they have tightened belts and cut expenses to try and balance their budget. they blame governor christie for turning his back on their city. >> he's more concerned about being a celebrity groupy for donald trump than serving the citizens of the atlantic city and making sure that this situation could have been avoided. >> reporter: governor christie for his part repeatedly says the city has not done nearly enough to tighten its belt and get its financial house in order. would while this standoff continue the mayor and city council and his entire administration really doing everything they can to assure residents here and those city workers who would be impacted that this shut down would have a small impact as they can possibly make it. dawn? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> new details coming to light tonight about the brussels attackers. tuesday's bombings left at least 31 people dead and 270 injured. belgium off

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. >>> charlotte mayor jennifer roberts is criticizing lawmakers who want to overturn the city's non-discrimination ordinance. the mayor tweeted it would hurt job and tourism growth. the house speaker tim moore called it an imminent threat to public safety. he says he had requests from more than three-fifths of house members who want a special session to deal with the so-called bathroom ordinance. it objection spanneds protections for people in the lgbt community including allowing transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender with which they identify. >> the idea that grown men and young girls should use the same bathroom and middle school boys and girls should share locker facilities defies common sense. and puts children and families this is crazy. >> my lee action is reaction is the press conference is crazy. an extensions ordinance change. >> the ordinance is set to take effect april 16th. 16th -- april 1st. >>> the first republican presidential debate after super tuesday was a slug fest with two of the three trailing candidates jabbing donald trump. as paul cameron reports, protesters

having said that, i want to speak a little about unfunded mandates for non-profits with city contracts and i want to thank supervisor yee for recognizing the non-profit issue. over the last 10-15 years, we've seen two minimum wage increases, living wage, including paid time off, the health care accountability ordinance, the health care sustainability ordinance which was amended twice to make it more stringent and paid sick leave. the human services network and non-profits are supportive of these law, they are good for our employee and is for the people we serve, but our staff tend to skew young, even in a small organization, you could easily incur an additional 10 to 20 thousand dollars a year should this legislation pass. so, we are sympathetic to the impacts on business, but unlike business, non-profits cannot raise our prices, we have to absorb the added cost and is the only way to do that as you know is to cut programs and services for low-income populations, and so it is time, we would like to make a statement today that the city acknowledge the hardship that these type of laws im

. >>> jennifer roberts speaking out against state officials over their opposition to the city's controversial non- discrimination ordinance. the way she says the city will suffer if lawmakers repeal the ordinance. >>> and we are following breaking news in northwest charlotte. ahead at 5:00, the new the >>> in just a few hour, channel 9 will push state transportation for answers about the future of the i-77 toll lane project. the reason some say even if the contract are canceled, the toll lanes are inevitable. >>> several local towns are taking big steps towards split away from charlotte schools. the special meeting happening today and the one question dozens of parents are being asked. >>> good morning. >> a heads up for parents this morning, today avery county schools are on a two-hour delay. >>> let's get a check on the weather center 9. some folks have a little bit of mist but we are starting to clear up a little bit. >> yeah, the overall picture, much more clear than what it was last night. that's for sure. if you were watching us at 1 1:00, steve was tracking a decent amount of rainfall but

having said that, i want to speak a little about unfunded mandates for non-profits with city contracts and i want to thank supervisor yee for recognizing the non-profit issue. over the last 10-15 years, we've seen two minimum wage increases, living wage, including paid time off, the health care accountability ordinance, the health care sustainability ordinance which was amended twice to make it more stringent and paid sick leave. the human services network and non-profits are supportive of these law, they are good for our employee and is for the people we serve, but our staff tend to skew young, even in a small organization, you could easily incur an additional 10 to 20 thousand dollars a year should this legislation pass. so, we are sympathetic to the impacts on business, but unlike business, non-profits cannot raise our prices, we have to absorb the added cost and is the only way to do that as you know is to cut programs and services for low-income populations, and so it is time, we would like to make a statement today that the city acknowledge the hardship that these type of laws im

that could feasibly be converted to a navigation center and third priority goes property own by non-city public agencies that could belesed or acquired by the city. the legislation requires that the city administrator and the mayor's office of hope provide the board with an implementation and funding plan for navigation centers within 30 days after passage of ordinance. and finally, the legislation requires that the office of hope, the city administrator and the mayor's office of housing present the board of supervisors with a housing exit plan within three months of a center, of a navigation center opening. this ensures regular turnover of those residents. this housing exit plan shall include stable housing options, include, but not limited to sro beds, public housing and below market housing. this housing exit plan may include transational or temporary housing, but should be part of a long-term housing strategy. colleagues, we have a crisis in our hands and the executive branch of this government is not able or willing to respond to what is happening as a crisis, then it is the respons

. >> this exhibit a pertains to non-city employee? >> it city employees. the city has set a standard. i'm just identifying it for you. at 12, at 6 months. >> the city also please fully paisley for 12 weeks. so the city is much richer benefits. again were open to discussion. >> you should look into that and see whether that is all enforceable under the labor law in terms of 90 days and being able to deduct the pay. >> sure. as i mentioned, the chamber of commerce and other groups identified this as a request and so we've honored that request. it is reasonable. totally understand her logistical issues. this actually recouping it. i definitely do not want to represent that the perfect seamless- >> we've all conceded that. no one is going to go after-the cost of hiring an attorney far outweighs the recoup. all right. commissioner, are you finished? >> i have a follow-up question. >> there was one where the legislation does allow for requirement team of employees to utilize their vacation time first. b can't require that they use paid sick leave first because,

means on april 8th, 4:30 p.m., atlantic city government will close its doors to city hall, employees will not get paid. all non-essential city services will be shut down, most city offices libraries and parks. fire and police service in the city will remain. >> i am weary of atlantic city's problems who weren't made by the residents but by big shots. >> reporter: state has been pushing for a five-year takeover of atlantic city's finances something local leaders are trying to avoid. but its residents caught in the middle of a battle over budgets. for the once crowned jewel of the jersey shore. >> there's people sleeping unthe boardwalk right new york you know what i mean, on food stamps and everything else. >> it's not going to get any better. >> not going to get any better. >> this city was good. at this time it's economically going down. >> reporter: does that trouble you living here? >> yeah, yeah. too much trouble. >> reporter: now, we did reach out to legislative leaders and governor christie's office for a comment on this story on atlantic city's shut down. we have yet to get a response. as far as that sh

(elephant noise) (donkey noise) answer t >>> charlotte's mayor is standing behind the city's non- discrimination ordinance. jennifer roberts says reversing it could hurt charlo bottom line. roberts said she was shocked lawmakers are still considering the session. >> i hope they'll turn their attention to those things that we know are impacking all of us and impacting our future. >>> we checked and found in columbia as well as in protecting workers from discrimination based on. channel 9 will check with officials to find out when a boil water advisory will be lifted. a water main broke yesterday. it increases the risk of bacteria getting into the water. the town wants people to boil water for one minute before using it. >>> donald trump now responding to attacks after last night's debate. the issue he says he's softening on. >>> plus pushing to raise teacher pay. leaders believ if you have a speech challenge that impacts your ability to be understood on the phone, speech-to-speech relay provides a speciallytrained operator to re-voice your conversation. i want to order f-flow-flowers, f-f-for my

having said that, i want to speak a little about unfunded mandates for non-profits with city contracts and i want to thank supervisor yee for recognizing the non-profit issue. over the last 10-15 years, we've seen two minimum wage increases, living wage, including paid time off, the health care accountability ordinance, the health care sustainability ordinance which was amended twice to make it more stringent and paid sick leave. the human services network and non-profits are supportive of these law, they are good for our employee and is for the people we serve, but our staff tend to skew young, even in a small organization, you could easily incur an additional 10 to 20 thousand dollars a year should this legislation pass. so, we are sympathetic to the impacts on business, but unlike business, non-profits cannot raise our prices, we have to absorb the added cost and is the only way to do that as you know is to cut programs and services for low-income populations, and so it is time, we would like to make a statement today that the city acknowledge the hardship that these type of laws im

having said that, i want to speak a little about unfunded mandates for non-profits with city contracts and i want to thank supervisor yee for recognizing the non-profit issue. over the last 10-15 years, we've seen two minimum wage increases, living wage, including paid time off, the health care accountability ordinance, the health care sustainability ordinance which was amended twice to make it more stringent and paid sick leave. the human services network and non-profits are supportive of these law, they are good for our employee and is for the people we serve, but our staff tend to skew young, even in a small organization, you could easily incur an additional 10 to 20 thousand dollars a year should this legislation pass. so, we are sympathetic to the impacts on business, but unlike business, non-profits cannot raise our prices, we have to absorb the added cost and is the only way to do that as you know is to cut programs and services for low-income populations, and so it is time, we would like to make a statement today that the city acknowledge the hardship that these type of laws im

. >> john: jennifer roberts is criticizing lawmakers who want to overturn the city's non-discrimination ordinance. mayor tweeted it would hurt job and tourism growth. tim moore calls the ordinance an imminent threat to public safety. he says more than three-fifths of house members requested a special session to deal with the ordinance. it expands protections for including allowing transgender people of using the bathroom with the gender which they identify. >> kristen: theship schoolthe charlotte-mecklenburg school board is starting the process for superintendent. this process will be different than the last one 16 months ago. ashton pellom joins us live from the government center, ashton, what will be different this time around? >> reporter: good morning, kristen. a little different, the board voted to hire a search firm this time around but that may mean parents will have less input. former school board member trent merchant gave the board advice on the search process yesterday. his background is in recruitment. merchant told the school board to rethink how it hears from the community

>> reporter: damascus gate, an integral part of life in occupied jer uselum, non-to be the busiest entrance into the old city. not anymore. the street market sellers have gone. there is now an erie silence here. >> these days, the israeli forces are suspicious of everything. if your hands are inside your pockets, their hands will be on the trigger ready to shoot. the situation is really difficult. >> damascus gate has become a hot spot during the last six months. it has made the israeli government beef up security here they stand behind barriers they didn't before. there are more security cameras. trees have been cut so there is a clear view.

. >> this exhibit a pertains to non-city employee? >> it city employees. the city has set a standard. i'm just identifying it for you. at 12, at 6 months. >> the city also please fully paisley for 12 weeks. so the city is much richer benefits. again were open to discussion. >> you should look into that and see whether that is all enforceable under the labor law in terms of 90 days and being able to deduct the pay. >> sure. as i mentioned, the chamber of commerce and other groups identified this as a request and so we've honored that request. it is reasonable. totally understand her logistical issues. this actually recouping it. i definitely do not want to represent that the perfect seamless- >> we've all conceded that. no one is going to go after-the cost of hiring an attorney far outweighs the recoup. all right. commissioner, are you finished? >> i have a follow-up question. >> there was one where the legislation does allow for requirement team of employees to utilize their vacation time first. b can't require that they use paid sick leave first because,

. >>> charlotte's mayor is calling out state leaders for fighting the city's new non- discrimination ordinance. the examples she says proves the law is necessary. >>> the average new car loan is now at a record high of nearly $30,000. the new trend that is leading to as drivers try to avoid the high cost. >>> and wall street futures. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) >>> more americans are leasing cars than ever before. usa today reports a third of new car and truck transactions in the last quarter of 2015 were leases. that is up nearly 30% in just four years. and part of the reason is that new car loans average a record $30,000 a year. over longer periods of time leaving many buyers owing more than their cars are worth before they're paid off. on the down side, people who lease vehicles end up with no equity or vehicle at the

we have reports from havana, and it will be a city like non-obama has ever seen. >> it still looks like the havana of the pre-cold war era when cuba was the playground of the united states. like most visitors president obama barack obama will likely feel thrust back in the 1950s. and the old american cars before the 1959 revolution still working against all odds. he will be able to admire cuba's colonial center when he tours havana, and perhaps stop a at ernest hemmingway's favorite watering hole. >> you part of this magic and part of this new moment is because we have accumulated many layers of history and architecture. >> but havana also wears the scars of decades of decay. but what president obama won't see is what is on the inside. so many of these houses are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed, in fact, it has been condemned. yet there are still families living inside. this 74-year-old has been living here since he was 12 and said he's finally about to be moved by the government. >> there's no plumbing, so at night i bri

some without their coats non old city tonight. >> your weather authority is tracking a system that couldring inches of snow. it's not showing on the radar yet. all the factors are lining up for one last blast of winter. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> inches snow. i'm lucy noland. so what are the chances, right? let's get over to meteorologist kathy orr and look at all those models no night. >> plate odds in vegas, lucy? we are looking at the chances of snow. a good chance of snow by the end of the weekend. we'll get to that. but first looking at ultimate doppler a few rain showers to the north for most of us a moonlit sky. 55 in philadelphia. the normal shy 52 this time of year. pretty nice out there. 42 in the poconos. 53 in wilmington and dover. over the next 12 hours mainly clear skies front moves through tomorrow setting the stage for snow. we'll have the cold. we just need the moisture. so by saturday night, all eyes will be on the developing area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico moving right over the panhandle of florida and them moving up the easter

. >> this exhibit a pertains to non-city employee? >> it city employees. the city has set a standard. i'm just identifying it for you. at 12, at 6 months. >> the city also please fully paisley for 12 weeks. so the city is much richer benefits. again were open to discussion. >> you should look into that and see whether that is all enforceable under the labor law in terms of 90 days and being able to deduct the pay. >> sure. as i mentioned, the chamber of commerce and other groups identified this as a request and so we've honored that request. it is reasonable. totally understand her logistical issues. this actually recouping it. i definitely do not want to represent that the perfect seamless- >> we've all conceded that. no one is going to go after-the cost of hiring an attorney far outweighs the recoup. all right. commissioner, are you finished? >> i have a follow-up question. >> there was one where the legislation does allow for requirement team of employees to utilize their vacation time first. b can't require that they use paid sick leave first because,

that could feasibly be converted to a navigation center and third priority goes property own by non-citypublic agencies that could belesed or acquired by the city. the legislation requires that the city administrator and the mayor's office of hope provide the board with an implementation and funding plan for navigation centers within 30 days after passage of ordinance. and finally, the legislation requires that the office of hope, the city administrator and the mayor's office of housing present the board of supervisors with a housing exit plan within three months of a center, of a navigation center opening. this ensures regular turnover of those residents. this housing exit plan shall include stable housing options, include, but not limited to sro beds, public housing and below market housing. this housing exit plan may include transational or temporary housing, but should be part of a long-term housing strategy. colleagues, we have a crisis in our hands and the executive branch of this government is not able or willing to respond to what is happening as a crisis, then it is the responsi

right now, about 25 protesters are rallying in front of the government this is all over the city's controversial non- discrimination ordinance. these are live pictures. folks there right now. they're asking the governor and the general assembly to stop the ordinance that bans discrimination against the lgbt community. we got our crews there now talking with folks. it looks like they have a few speakers as well. and the ordinance is supposed to be taking effect april 1st. we'll see what comes of all this. >>> a raleigh high school class president is behind bars accused of firing a gun in a hospital parking deck. a judge refused to lower the yesterday. he went to make a drug deal rob him. people going to the hospital say they're shocked to hear about all this. work here. you have patients here. visiting. visiting. in prison. but his attorney says he has no criminal record. >>> new at noon, channel 9 learned a cigarette started this massive fire here at a belmont home. we told you yesterday, six- year-old carter heard the smoke detector going off and knew something was wrong. when he saw the flames on

he and dozens of others at miami international airport trying fofoget to the wounded capital city flying non-stop on a flight. this man from brussels didn't want to show his face but he says theews is devastating. >> it's really horrible to just hear and it at the end of your holiday and it's horrible for >> derek: she is on her way home to italy via brussels. >> i was sure that the flight was cancelled so i waste even trying to book another night in the who is tell but then like the company like called for me and thep said like we're going to have another flight, so no worries. >> derek: she admits she is nervous. >> i have to do it. i don't have any other chance. >> derek: the flight, however, will not be going to brussels directly instead a smaller airplane in belgium and the passengers will be bussed in. meanwhile stuart tight here at. ev into a and over at fort lauderdale international airport. >> we have increased patrols. we have seen our k-9 out here working. you have seen officers patrolling with long rifles which we don't normally deploy. >> derek: bill franklin is from pompano bea

. >>> and to curb crime, ohio city cameras are going up and this is a picture from the corner of randall and whitman. the non-profit ohio city incorporate side paying for the system here and hope it will cut down on the armed robberies that plagued the popular neighborhood for awhile now. >>> and his career with the browns has him marred in scandal and controversy and thisd day johnny manziel will be sent packing? nick foley has more on all of the rumors. >> reporter: a lot of unknowns and the free agency is underway at 4:00, meaning teens can sign contracts with free agents and that that i can release player as the new year begins and don't be surprised if the day ends and johnny manziel is a they owe manziel over $2.1 million in guaranteed money for his 2016 and 2017 salaries and owe him 2 million in the prorated bonus and it would count toward the salary cap if cleveland released him. the browns are predicted to have millions of dollars below the salary cap and why not be done with him entirely? and several insiders believe the browns would hole on to johnny until they find out if he will be suspended and

. >> the city is partnering with a non profit called downtown street team. the mayor and the team organizers met in front of city hall. they say the cause of homelessness stems from limited resources and finding work. >> when we talk about homelessness in this city, we shouldn't talk about a debate about space. people need a place to live, but it's apart of that people's lives that need a job. >> downtown street team paired homeless people with jobs and many more coming down the pipeline. >>> the way to silver, fresh crab on the market for $2.90 a pound. fisherman dropped their crab prices. they - crab season was on hold for five months because of the high levels of demow i can acid. >>> the stadium going through a big transformation. crews are building a super track out of 600 million pounds of dirt. the best super cross riders in the world will compete in the monster energy super cross race at levi. >>> coming up, a plane hijacked makes for a tense moment for passengers onboard. what we're learning about the man heend it all. >>> more trouble for presidenti

. >>> there are more calls for state lawmakers to address charlotte's non-discrimination ordinance. the city council passed it last week. it protects the rights of the lgbt community. but the controversial part in question here allows trans gender men and women to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. state leader phil burger and senate judiciary committee co- chairman buck newton said they're ready to take action when lawmakers convene in the coming weeks. >> under charlotte's policy, anyone with a nefarious motive could use this loophole to prey upon others. >> newton also pledged to day to introduce legislation to counteract the ordinance. opponents of the ordinance launched a statewide petition today urging that special legislative session. people can sign the petition on the keep nc safe website and contact local lawmakers. governor pat mccrory wants the case until the next legislative session starts which is april 25th. those against the ordinance say that's too long to go without discussing it. >>> a rock hill inmate who walked out of a prerelease center more than a month

. >>> charlotte mayor jennifer roberts is criticizing lawmakers who want to overturn the city's non-discrimination bathroom ordinance: mayor tweeted in the past few hours she is shocked that the general assembly wants to make that move. she says it would hurt job and tourism growth saying other big cities nearby like columbia and atlanta have similar inclusive ordinances. north carolina house speaker tim moore called it an imminent threat to public safety. he says he has had requests from more than three-fifths of house members wanting to deal with the so-called bathroom ordinance. the charlotte city council says the ordinance is designed to give protections to people in discrimination. >> the idea that grown men and young girls should use the same bathroom and middle school boys and girls should share locker facilities defies common sense. and puts children and families at risk. this is crazy. >> my reaction was this press conference is crazy. this was an extension of the already existing ordinance which clearly the cities have the right to pass and change. >> the ordinance is set to take effect

injured in a building collapse in southwest china, it happened at a construction site in the city of the none and doctors at a hospital say the injured were hit by falling debris. over a million cars are office the roads in mexico's capitol as smog blankets the city for a fourth day and offered free subway and bus rides and it has reached the highest level in 13 years. washington d.c.'s metro rail system will start again on thursday after being completely shut down for emergency checks. the closure sent the capitol's residents scrambling for buses, taxis and bicycles. tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: hundreds of rail cars serving 91 metro stations idle as maintenance workers check the cables supplying power to the network trains as a tunnel fire raised safety concerns, it's the first non-weather related closer since the under ground metro opened 40 years ago and it forced 700,000 commuters to search for alternative transportation. >> you will have to move back. >> reporter: all in all the situation might have been a lot worse because all nonemergency government workers were offered the opt

in charlotte when the city passed a non distraction order saying gay and transgender people cannot be discriminated against. >> this is about protecting the most vulnerable citizens in all public accommodations. >> others say it does the opposite. >> that's not common sense the kind of sense that fails to recognize that men in a woman's bathroom doesn't create a situation that makes a woman or a child vulnerable to sexual assault. >> activists aren't the only ones divided on this. we found a mother and daughter who disagree about the ordinance on it too. >> i'm completely for it because it's not my decision. it's personal. >> there's no need for sharing the bathrooms. >> the revised ordinance takes effect april 1 and the assembly on april 25. lawmakers say they will look at it before april 1 in a special session. >> i don't think latch makers want someone being harmed on their conscience. >> whether this is a short session or special session it will be wrong. >> we checked and a special session would cost north carolina about $42,000 a day. should a special session happen it would lik

about what you can-what you can unilaterally deduct from an employee. >> this exhibit a pertains to non-city employee? >> it city employees. the city has set a standard. i'm just identifying it for you. at 12, at 6 months. >> the city also please fully paisley for 12 weeks. so the city is much richer benefits. again were open to discussion. >> you should look into that and see whether that is all enforceable under the labor law in terms of 90 days and being able to deduct the pay. >> sure. as i mentioned, the chamber of commerce and other groups identified this as a request and so we've honored that request. it is reasonable. totally understand her logistical issues. this actually recouping it. i definitely do not want to represent that the perfect seamless- >> we've all conceded that. no one is going to go after-the cost of hiring an attorney far outweighs the recoup. all right. commissioner, are you finished? >> i have a follow-up question. >> there was one where the legislation does allow for requirement team of employees to utilize their vacation time first. b can't require that they use

the ohio's auditor said the city is in non-compliance and the audit of the city. >>> and this is one of the most anticipateed restaurant openings of the year and has a date. >> the latest restaurant opening, april 11th. the chef made the announcement on his facebook page and that mable's barbecue is on east 4th street down the street from his mother place. and lit can will -- it will serve the barbecue. if you wonder what that means, it's influenced by eastern european flavors. >> and that makes sense. he better have a barbecue pierogi, right? >> and briskets, spare ribs, pork and beef. >>> ands in -- next on the brink of sainthood, the vatican ready to approve mother theresa and how son they plan to make that official. >> and researchers say just -- the band aid. why it's best to go cold turkey. . >>> good morning and welcome back. all right, so, we have the rain move in and out last night and we have more on the way but it's not until tonight. what i want to let you know is we're under a dense fog advisory. for cuyahoga, lorain and medina county and light talk temps as well. temper

. >> caroline is with new york city non-profit transportation alternatives. >> we watched mothers against drunk driving set afire around the issue is of drunk driving. i think we are starting to see that happen with reckless driving. >> a shift reflected in vision zero, a program aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities and severe injuries. launched in new york two years ago, it has since been adopted by 14 other u.s. cities. >> so we are working to advances. >>lia is director of the vision zero network? >> we have to send a message vitally, culturally through the media that these actions that can kill and can change lives and ruin lives do have impacts. this is the power of the sort of cultural change. it's families like victoria's family that are brave and courageous enough to speak out, to push back that will make that change happen. >> running someone over is not an accident. it's not a misdemeanor. it's a homicide. >> today would have been victoria's 31st birthday. tomorrow, the suspect in her case has another court date. the brooklyn da's office told us prosecutors can bring addition

that could feasibly be converted to a navigation center and third priority goes property own by non-citypublic agencies that could belesed or acquired by the city. the legislation requires that the city administrator and the mayor's office of hope provide the board with an implementation and funding plan for navigation centers within 30 days after passage of ordinance. and finally, the legislation requires that the office of hope, the city administrator and the mayor's office of housing present the board of supervisors with a housing exit plan within three months of a center, of a navigation center opening. this ensures regular turnover of those residents. this housing exit plan shall include stable housing options, include, but not limited to sro beds, public housing and below market housing. this housing exit plan may include transational or temporary housing, but should be part of a long-term housing strategy. colleagues, we have a crisis in our hands and the executive branch of this government is not able or willing to respond to what is happening as a crisis, then it is the responsi

we're also sending a substantial amount of revenues back to atlantic city to invest in atlantic city in the non- gaming. >> opening new casinos only shuffles the deck. this is not north versus south. this is the state hurting >> reporter: if voters say yes, supporters say they could be in place just a few months after the vote. live in east rutherford, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> new information tonight on the police involved shooting death of a college student. cbs2 has learned there's been a settlement in the case. the parents of pace university football player dj henry are getting $6 million from the village of pleasantville and officer aaron has has shot and killed henry -- as the 20-year- old drove away from a disturbance at a bar in thornwood back in 2010. >>> also tonight we're learning the body of harry hernandez, the third victim in the deadly tugboat crash near the tappan zee bridge over the weekend has been located. sources tell us the salvage company will be contacted tomorrow morning to review -- remove his body which was inside the tugboat. the boat sank after hit

. >>> charlotte mayor jennifer roberts is standing behind the city's non-discrimination ordinance. she says reversing it could hurt charlotte's bottom line. there was a special session called yesterday. she said she was shocked the session. >> i hope they'll turn their attention to those things we know are impacting all of us and impacting our future. >> she said charlotte's job growth and tourism could both suffer if it is reversed. she named cities like atlanta and columbia as to competitors where there are similar ordinances already in place. we found there are rules atlanta and myrtle beach also protect the lgbt community in public accommodations. overnight, we learned there's enough support for lawmakers to reconvene and consider striking down the ordinance. moore said he received requests from more than three-fifths of the 120 members to hold a special session. 30 senators are needed for it to happen and the next regular session is april 5th. the ordinance is set to go into effect april 1st. channel 9 is continuing to follow stories for your day ahead. >>> the mayor of matthe

. >>> the atlantic city mayor says there will be a week long shut down of non-search services next monthf the city does not get state aid. mayor don guardian says the shut down will begin april 8th and last until at least may second when quarterly tax payments are said to arrive. police, fire and sanitation workers would continued to their jobs but without pay. they will they would be paid when the tax money came in. >>> bill cosby suffers a legal set back in a defamation lawsuit brought by seven accusors. federal judge in philadelphia ruled attorneys for the women can see the case file from andrea constand's lawyer. constand reached a civil settlement with cosby in 2,005. he's now facing criminal charges stemming from allegations in that case. the judge says she will not rule whether a jury in the defamation case can see the case file. >>> hulk hogan has another $25 million headed his way. jurors awarded the money to the former pro wrestling star as punitive damages in the invasion of privacy lawsuit filed against the website gawker. hogan was awarded 115 until i don't know in damages l

. >>> the atlantic city mayor says there will be a week long shut down of non-search services next monthf the city does not get state aid. mayor don guardian says the shut down will begin april 8th and last until at least may second when quarterly tax payments are said to arrive. police, fire and sanitation workers would continued to their jobs but without pay. they will they would be paid when the tax money came in. >>> bill cosby suffers a legal set back in a defamation lawsuit brought by seven accusors. federal judge in philadelphia ruled attorneys for the women can see the case file from andrea constand's lawyer. constand reached a civil settlement with cosby in 2,005. he's now facing criminal charges stemming from allegations in that case. the judge says she will not rule whether a jury in the defamation case can see the case file. >>> hulk hogan has another $25 million headed his way. jurors awarded the money to the former pro wrestling star as punitive damages in the invasion of privacy lawsuit filed against the website gawker. hogan was awarded 115 until i don't know in damages l

city market in cedar rapids this spring. matthew 25 will set up shop in the permanent vendor section of the market. the non-profit is already preparing for the growing season by starting plants for the urban farm on the city's northwest side. it'll sell that produce at the newbo space. they sell it for half price to income-eligible families and full price to others. "21:55:16 we hope it will increase the number of families we serve. that more people will be able to get access and hopefully long term maybe this will lead to us getting more land to grow more food for more people." the organization also wants this to become an educational opportunity. "21:54:00 at the urban farm we have african immigrants that are growing their own produce who eventually want to start their own business, so this will be a place where they can sell some of their produce and really learn the organization says it'll be inside the city market each thursday from 4 until 8 from may through november. newbo says it hopes the group will continue serving produce after that as well. it's restaurant week in cedar rapids! it kicks off dur

the lake eola fountain, see art orlando sculptures and non-essential city owned buildings will be shut off. news headlines when you want them on wesh >>> good morning. deadly plane crash. 62 passengers killed when the plane slammed into the ground at a russian airport. the fire ball from the explosion caught on camera. this morning, the investigation into how it happened. >>> hulking win. a big victory for former wrestler hulk hogan taking down gawker with his win over right to privacy. gawker posted a sex tape online. the jury awarding hogan with >>> upset nation. march madness brackets now busted. northern iowa knocking off texas. middle tennessee taking off michigan state. now all eyes on a big match up. duke and yale. today, saturday, march 19th, 2016. when the world >> hey, craig melvin, we're from south carolina. >> we're from florida. it's my birthday. >> sweet home alabama. we're at the "today" show. >> we're from indiana. it's my 18th birthday. >> happy birth >>da happy birthday! >>> good saturday morning to you watching at home. >> a lot of love right behind us from south car

next to young girls and the law that they passed goes beyond that, in validating non-discrimination in the different cities. >> let me get to that. is it true that this legislation overrides and prevents local governments from establishing anti-discrimination rules against gay and transgender people, and it also wipes out anything that's already on the books in these areas? >> yeah, so what this does, it replaces the local laws with a statewide non-discrimination law. and the state law does not include the categories of transgender identity. the democrats asked to put that in there, and they chose not to, and the bill preempts and supersedes these local ordinances in the books, so towns and cities across the state don't have the power to pass a more sweeping non-discrimination ordinance that would mention gay and lesbian status. >> with polling with the debate around this, do north carolinians know that theirs is one of the states, there are 26 others, in the country, where you can get married as a same-sex couple in the morning and be fired from your job for being gay that afternoon? do north carolinians