the project's contractor was "abatement specialties". asbestos served as insulation, and exposure to that material can cause cancer. inspections by iowa's department of natural resources found highehe than permititd asbestos air levels outside the work containment area. the d-n-r says more than 100 construction workers and an unknown number of students and staff were in the s sool at the time. contractor and school are liable for failure to remove all regulated asbestos containing material prior to demolitioio.. failure to keep all regulated asbestos containing material adequately wet... and failure to seal all asbestos containing material in leak-tigig contntners. kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders was at the hearing today in des moines and joins us live. forrest, how is the district feeling? the words both the district and contractor have been using... disappointed. on the other hand, the many construction workers who helped renovate washington high school, concerned about expose, will tell you something totally different. geoff walker w

the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the past several days, but some foothill accumulations are possible above 5,000'. the strong winds of wednesday will ease somewhat, but will still be brisk, in the 15-25 mph range. as we head into the weekend, one more storm front will try to but while the mountains could see some minor accumulations , the valleys should be shadowed out from most if not all the the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the

the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday foothill accumulations are possible above 5,000'. the strong winds of wednesday will ease somewhat, but will still be brisk, in the 15-25 mph range. as we head into the weekend, one more storm front will try to push through friday afternoon, but while the mountains could see some minor accumulations , the valleys should be shadowed out from most if not all the thanks mike. and whenever winter weather comes to northern nevada and the channel 2 news on the air... online, on facebook and twitter for storm watch continuing coverage. in campaign 2016 ...the fact that nevada's democratic caucus is just days away has got high powered democrats pushing the need for voters to get out and take part in the process. nevada's senator harry reid was here today urging democrats to get involved. yesterday we had a one-on-one interview with hillary clinton and

we worked with the abatement company through that process as well as architects. when the dnr became involved, we worked with them." attorneys with abatement specialties said they too are disappointed, but will continue to fight. at six we talk with some of the construction workers who were at washington during the they're ecstatic. live in des moines, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. a semi roll-over yesterday on i-380 leaked some liquid runway de- icer and diesel fuel into the coralville reservoir. the iowa d-n-r says 36- hundred gallons of de-icer and 50 gallons of diesel reached the reservoir. the d-n-r will monitor the spill. it says the de-icer might turn the water bright green, but it's not a long- term hazard. chief meteorologis t joe winters joins us now with your first forecast. joe, are we done with those flurries that fell this morning? more clouds than sunshine dominate the weather for the remainder of the week, but is does come with a warmup. overnight, if we see any clearing, some fog could develop, although that looks like a slight chance at this p

the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the past several days, but some foothill accumulations are possible above 5,000'. the strong winds of wednesday will ease somewhat, but will still be brisk, in the 15-25 mph range. as we head into the weekend, one more storm front will try to push through friday afternoon, but while the mountains could see some minor accumulations , the valleys should be shadowed out from most if not all the thanks mike. new tonight at 11.. some sad news to report out of heavenly ski resort-- where a skier has died in an accident. officials say 77-year-old kathryn strangman of wisconsin died from injuries sustained after hitting a tree yesterday morning. heavenly ski patrol responded and attempted performing advanced life support to the the mountain and pronounced dead

the only separating us from the abatement crew was a yellow piece of caution tape. >> reporter: cedar rapids school district efficient -- officials say they work hard to keep everyone safe. >> we want to make sure things were done properly. it is a little concerning that the gentleman waited this long tosay anything. >> reporter: things have to change so this doesn't happen again. >> if they would have had proper had exposure at all. the district terminated their contract with asbestos abatement -- the company used for both of the projects.they ask anyone with concerns about construction or policies to call their anonymous hotline. we did reach out to the d-n-r for comment on brent's concerns, but we haven't gotten a response.dora miller, cbs 2 news, ten at 10. tonight: decreasing cloudiness. colder.winds: nw. 5-10 mphlows: 14-20tomorrow: partly sunny and seasonal. winds: n. winds becoming e. 5- developing tonight - six people are now charged chargedafter the accidental shooting death of a vinton teen. teen.emma redlinger was shot in the head with a rifle last february.she died four d

. >> in new york, real estate is about tax abatements.t's about making deals with political people. it's about zoning. and it's about getting the public, and especially the public officials, on your side. >> the penn central executives arrived at city hall, mayor beam invited them in. there was donald and the mayor said, what the trumps want, the trumps get in this town. >> they really didn't know what the future of new york city was. and that was both good and bad. it was good in that i was able to get tremendous tax advantages and tax abatements. it was bad in that it wasn't easy to get financing. >> after obtaining multi-million dollar tax abatements, trump received the necessary financing to develop what would become the grand hyatt hotel. >> people ask me, how come -- how is it that you got 40 years of tax abatement and i would always say, because i didn't ask for 50. >> i interviewed him when he was an unknown on the "today" show many years ago. >> you bought some prized properties at the bottom of the new york market in the 1970s.

the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the past several days, but some foothill accumulations are possible above 5,000'. the strong winds of wednesday will be brisk, in the 15-25 mph range. as we head into the weekend, one more storm front will try to push through friday afternoon, but while the mountains could see some minor accumulations , the valleys should be shadowed out from most the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a mountain winter storm warning is in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the past accumula

. >> in new york, real estate is about tax abatements.s about making deals with political people. it's about zoning. and it's about getting the public, and especially the public officials, on your side. >> the penn central executives arrived at city hall, mayor beam invited them in. there was donald and the mayor said, what the trumps want, the trumps get in this town. >> they really didn't know what the future of new york city was. and that was both good and bad. it was good in that i was able to get tremendous tax advantages and tax abatements. it was bad in that it wasn't easy to get financing. >> after obtaining multi-million dollar tax abatements, trump received the necessary financing to develop what would become the grand hyatt hotel. >> people ask me, how come -- how is it that you got 40 years of tax abatement and i would always say, because i didn't ask for 50. >> i interviewed him when he was an unknown on the "today" show many years ago. >> you bought some prized properties at the bottom of the new york market in the 1970s. >>

the complaints claim the district and abatement specialists did not properly remove or contain asbestos during the renovation work. now it's up to the ag's office to determine if either should face a civil lawsuit those thousand dollars per day, per violation. it could be a long investigative process. the ag's office might drop the review the evidence, and collect more. cedar rapids schools superintendent brad buck said he was disappointed with the epc's ruling, but says he'll continue to defend the district's moves. "we've tried to work hard with the safety of our students and families and everyone in mind through this process. so, i think we've tried to be a good partner in the work. " attorneys with abatement specialties said they too are disappointed, but will continue to fight. in windsor heights, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. the former east dubuque school board president leaving the position. shirley horstman's colleagues announced her resignation at tonight's meeting. just last week, she said she was stepping down as president. she held the position... .. when the board put t

creation of a threshold illegal unit therefore the department of building inspection recommend to abateviolation the assessment costs that happened. >> that's great. >> okay. so do we need to take action. >> no, we had to pubically announce that another thing was already done. >> so before we adjourn i would like to welcome our two new commissioners to the appeals board so welcome commissioner konstin and my good friend gail thank you very much and really looking forward to having great wo work. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you general public comment there's no public so item f adjournment motion to adjourn. >> move to adjourn. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> we're adjourned it is 914 and reconvene as the building inspection . >> for hearing this meeting to the public every time we meet let's start with the roll commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner president tan we have quorum concept indicated he is on his way but going to be wait and commissioner caminong will not be here this evening. >> all right. we have not yielded a full hou

"i was literally four or five feet away and the only thing that was separating us from the abatement crew was the yellow piece of caution tape blocking off the hallway." cedar rapids community school district officials say they work hard to keep everyone safe, but they weren't aware of any issues at jefferson. jefferson.we'll be reaching out because we certainly want to make sure that things were done properly. it is a little concerning that the gentleman waited this long to say anything."nonetheless, both brent and the district say things have to change so this doesn't happen again. again. "if they would have had their proper barriers up and protecting us like they should have, we shouldn't have had any exposure at all." all." "as we move forward, we as a district certainly have learned from this process and again, we didn't have problems with these same companies in the past, but t we certainly will look at clarification the district terminated their contract with asbestos abatement -- the company used for both of the projects.they ask anyone with concerns about construction or pol

. >> lead abatement was a disaster. >> reporter: the city health department is to blame for cleveland's lead paint emergency. a situation he says has been brewing for two decades. >> come on now, get real. two inspectors for the entire city? >> reporter: they are currently training six new inspectors who could be on the job within the next three weeks. it's also going to take a grass roots campaign to get the issue under control. >> knocking on doors. we will be visiting with people and talking with people to get going on. >> reporter: the human services committee will hold a meeting here at 9:00 a.m. the city's in dire need to have a plan to protect thousands of children. >>> looking ahead, a field high school will reopen tomorrow. it was a sick day, not a snow day. they spent the day disinfecting the school. 30% of the students were home with a stomach flu. they will have excused absences if the parents choose to keep them home the rest of the week. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders trying to sway votes in a city hall. sanders, his home state of vermont. a win is expecte

he'll face off with hillary inton at abate tonight. sanders' win is paying off. his campaign says he raised five million dollars in small donations overnight after winning new hampshire. the missouri state trooper charged in the death of a clive man will face a judge today. anthony piercy faces one count of involuntary manslaughter. in morgan county, missouri. back in may 20-14, brandon ellingson of clive drowned while in handcuffs and in police custody at the lake of the ozarks. more than a year after a special prosecutor cleared piercy of any wrong doing, a new prosecutor says he acted recklessly by putting the wrong life jacket on the college student. if convicted piercy faces 7-years in a des moines man wanted on felony charges is accused of trying to run over a police officer during a high speed chase. it started when officers tried to pull over 25 year old austin allen.... instead of stopping they say he hit the gas... eventually topping 80-miles per hour down southwest 14th street. police say he eventually lost control... sliding off the road and parizek 1

lee county added to that with 133- million dollars in local tax abatements. the department of transportation added another grant for one- point-6 million. now one of the subcontractors building it says it isn't getting paid. according to a federal lawsuit filed by maintenance enterprises orascom owes them more than 53-million dollars for work already completed. they say they haven't been paid since october 29th of last year. they are suing for breach of contract. according to the des moines register... there are other companies orascom isn't paying. another sub-contractor.. r-w constructors has filed a 119-million dollar lein against orascom. a drunk driving suspect now faces assault charges... police arrested 22-year old daniel cruz around 2-30 this morning along southeast 14th street. they say he stabbed a man following a party. the victim showed up at this quick trip trying to get help. the victim's condition is not being released. cruz is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and drunk driving. des moines police got a break in the unsolved murder o

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but bob krause says he can see trouble from des moines. 2458 lee county...tax abatement...about 133 million dollars. it's all in his little red book where's he's added it all up. he says he has sources in the trade unions warned him of the temporary work stoppages and now this federal lawsuit claims contractors aren't krause contends supporters were all too eager to promise state support for the chance at hundreds of jobs. now he feels the future's very we haven't heard back from the company. the iowa economic development authority's spokeswoman says the agency feels comfortable the fertilizer plant project is moving forward. iowa's plan to transition to a privatized medicaid system has been approved, but delayed... the governor introduced the reform last year with the goal of it happening january first. but the federal government pushed it back to march first... and now it's set for april first. officials say the extra time will allow the provider networks to build on the improvements they've already made. three private companies will oversee the system, which serves about 560 thousand iow

for farmers say abiding by the law would put them out of abate. fascinating the man that pleaded the fifth, the accusations of his former company raise h.i.v. drug prices by 5000%. we hear from carolina panthers that's a team, not a lady, about plans to become the biggest stars in the nfl. these are the national headlines. panicky moon warned the warring parties to unite the reasons. and international conference attended in london raised promises of more than $10 million. >> and police in the greek capitol use tear gas on thousands during a strike against economic reform. syria is our pig story tonight, as it is on many occasions, take a look at this, tens of thousands of people threing aleppo, that is the big city in the north of the country. well we heard from one neighborhood alone, at least 40,000 have decided to get out after what is a three day offensive by the syrian government. and with russian air strikes backing that up, turkey's prime minister said more than 300 of those air strikes came from russia and they are thought to be headed tow

. >> both projects were handled by abatement specialties and the district has terminated the compmpy's contract. >>> after a seasonal day today, temperature others getting set on soar around eastern iowa in the next 24 to 48 hours. right now we are at the freezing mark, 32 degrees. with east to southeast winds at 9 miles an hour. temperatures are colder to the north. with the clouds coming across the area tonight, temperatures could hold steady from here on out. clouds the next 24 hours but by friday, temperatures should be at least 25 degrees above normal here in eastern iowa, meaning temperatures could get close to 60 in our southern counties by the titi we get to friday afternoon. upper 20s to lower 30s. just clouds around, no rain or snow. and then tomorrow we get the warm up underway. >>> thank you terry. right now cedar rapids police are investigating an incident of shots fired. it happened ithe 1400 blolo of 6th avenue southeast around 10:00 a.m. this morning. officers were actually in the same area investigating a burglary when they heard the gunfire ring out. one person was ta

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he says airlines are not living up to a noise abatement agreement. the agreement limited use of the noise sensitive field conditions at the airport or an emergency require the use janet zink is the spokesperson for the aviation authority. she says part of the increased noise is because of construction at the airport..however because the faa averages the quiet times when planes aren't flying over the homes it says their is no impact to the people who live there but hundreds are telling the faa it is a roberts says the agency can't even question the airlines why they are using the runway and that leaves people living in some homes built before the airport was open living with deafening noise most of the time. there is a new study that says the faa standard for noise impact has no scientific basis and even the faa is review its standards. meantime the airport told the faa the new construction would not impact the surrounding neighborhoods, clear it has. md 10 investigates still ahead on "10 news early morning." it's a restaurant red alert! the disturbin

this his has abated since we last saw you. 30 and 31 in silver spring. clouds roll in, and the rpm has taken out the overnight snow showers. i'll keep them in and we'll come back and talk about the coldest air of the season. >> and you can track the weather on the wurks usa 9 app. >>> turning to the race for the house, polls closed a few minutes ago in new hampshire, site of the first primary. donald trump and bernie sanders heavily favored in voters' surveyed in the gop race, john kasic, marco rubio, and jeb bush and ted cruise in a virtual tie for second. >> this is all about who comes in second on the republican side in new hampshire. >> and we'll have the results on our free wusa 9 p apand we'll bring you the latest numbers on our news tonight at 11:00. >>> closer to home, new revelations in the case of a prince george's school volunteer charged with child porn and sex abuse. parents told wusa 9, disturbing things have been happening since 2014 when deonte caraway was hired. it was all the buzz in the hallways and she said that school administrators

colder as we head a good weekend, indoor plans, accu-weather seven day, next week, the cold starts to abate. the next system starts to move in tuesday with a chance for wintery mix. school shoutout -- i went up and talked to fifth graders. they asked a lot about nino. >> thank you, eric >> a wild story out of florida. a man charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the weapon was an alligator . he pushed the alligator through a drive-thru window of a fast food restaurant. his parents said it was a stupid prank, their son meant no harm. the alligator was released into a canal. >> >>> live in new hampshire here at the cbs news campaign headquarters, tonight is the night, we find out who is for real, whose campaign gets to continue on after tomorrow. we have a team of reporters all across the granite state, our live team coverage of the new hampshire primary continues, straight ahead at 6:00 >> quick programming note. "limitless" will air tonight at sock so we can bring you new (buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you'll probably win the jackpot. (bell) you know, luck doesn't play any role in sl

both the cedar rapids school district and the company it hired to clean up asbestos, abatement specialties, will be allowed to comment during that meeting. the investigation found there was uncontained asbestos at washington high school last year. the district says renovation work was happening in the area - but students and staff did not have access to it. the district says it cleaned the area where it found asbestos and tested the air when the work was done. more than 100 cases of teacher misconduct in iowa have been left out of a national database since 1990. an investigation by the des moines register showed mistakes in iowa's information, prompting the head of the iowa agency that licenses teachers says the state wants to make sure all the sanctioned teachers in the state are reported to the national database. in case you forgot, it's a special day for couples everywhere. coming up, a look at how those couples - new and old - are celebrating valentine's day. . and the hawkeyes prepare to take on the golden gophers tonight at carver- hawkeye arena. a preview, ahead in celebrating valen

that's abated and a small part of the area that's at the risk of seeing anything severe. we will hone in on that nowment taking a look at the dual doppler 5000. for most of us , a big blob of rain. focus on the area in bladen and sampson county. we will zoom in to the area there. see the lightning strikes showing up where you see the positive symbols, indicate positive lightning strikes, emanate from way high up in the that can rat -- rattle the windows, it is traveling over a longer path. if you happen to be north and west of clinton, getting really loud thunder and rumbling a bit, that would explain that. again, the leading edge of this, we will time lapse it for you so you coo see how it's move -- you is see how it's moving, individual cells southwest to northeast, painfully slow progress towards the east. we will keep the eye on elizabeth town and clinton, warsaw, the areas, mount olive to make sure nothing severe comes out of this, once the leading edge goes through, again from that point forward it is rain event. let's go ahead and look at the sky cam, looking towar

both the cedar rapids school district and asbestos, abatement specialties, will be allowed to comment during that meeting. the investigation found there was uncontained asbestos at washington high school last year. the district says renovation work was happening in the area - but students and staff did not have access to it. the district sayayit cleaned the area where it found asbestos and tested the air when the work was done. the cedar falls city council will meet tonight for the city's budget hearing. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier. the total proposed budget starting july 1st would be $17.9 million dollars. that is slightly higher than the year before -- which was $17.6 million dollars. that means the owner of a home with an assessed valuation of $100,000 would see a 0.5% increase. or it would go up from $3.37 a year to $6.45. many of iowa's teacher misconduct cases are not ininhe national database. more than 100 cases were left out since 1990. the des moines register investigated into the issue where they found mistakes in iowa's information, order a full system aud

. >> frankly, the cost of abating the cost of dealing with lead poisoning once the child grows up to be an adult. >> a recent study by the cdc found that nearly 4% of kids in westchester county have some form of lead poisoning. >>> still ahead, an emergency action order for a controversial birth control device. >>> are emergency crews responding to your calls quickly enough? the group that says they are not and why. >>> nasa's plans for commercial airliners. >>> the month of february ends with a hint of spring. but will march come in like a all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. for $89.99 a month you'll get popular hd channels and unlimited calling. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. so we can all watch whatever we want. and that's kinda coo

the winds stay on the strong side as we head into the afternoon and evening, and slowly abate overnight. 50 in charlotte, 46 hickory, still cold with snow showers, 33 in boone, it has been snowing most of the morning, on and off. not a lot of heavy snow, but snow bands in the north carolina high country am 25 miles an hour that is sustained in boone. they are still seeing gusts 35, 45 miles an hour. 21 miles an hour in hickory, 17 charlotte, monroe, 8 wadesboro, 15 in salisbury. in the afternoon and evening strong winds stay with us. there's power doppler up into boone, blowing rock as snow bands continue to move, they are dying off as they hit the crest of the appalachian. we will see spill over snow showers this afternoon and evening in the mountains. charlotte, 56 this afternoon, 49 hickory, boone, high only 33 with lingering snow showers. the good news is we are drying out. we have a nice looking warm-up a look at the extended seven-day forecast coming up. >> anchor: we are seeing widespread outages in our area. the duke energy map, more than 5,000 are without power in mecklenburg c

what we have to look forward to is overnight and heavy rain coming through at 3:00, 4:00, that should abate that heavy fog that's out there. 42 at the dealership. and you will see a mixture of fobbing, mist on the lens out there. notice the warmer air is trying to get into the piedmont but does not make it into the foothills. and off it goes again. >> and fog and that will bring warmer air with it. that will help with the icing steugsz. there it is. lo and we hold. at 3:00 a.m. that moves through. >> business 7:00 it should be east of us. look for the skies clearing. 46 degrees. we'll continue with that before it goes. showers moving back into the mountains. that's tuesday evening. we'll get a couple of overnight showers as well. tuesday into wednesday. and that is quiet. there it is. mountain snow. predawn showers. look at the temperatures as they soar. a turn around over the timeframe. and a lot will enjoy the break. >>> the council approved an expansion for park road the already busy road area. and a zoning meeting the council approved a request to let grub properties rezone the space a

they are laying out the differences in new hampshire ahead of tonight abate bernie sanders is heavily favored in the state according to the associated press. new hampshire's primary is next week.>>> the deadly takata air bag recall is expanding. he will tell you about the new developments, and the massive recall. >>> it sounds like a joke, peyton manning jerseys being banned, but we learned it was a real thing.>>> my name is mass sergeant. lucas, i am originally from rapid city south dakota, i have been a bronco fan my entire life. his only one fan, peyton >>> this might be a first, a peyton manning jersey band. brenda lease -- brenda gonzales is burning his number is the problem. >> reporter: here a peyton manning jersey is just a press away, just don't try using this jersey at any wealth county district 6 school. i remember the band art simpson. >> reporter: always. just not manning's number 18. >> that's not right >> reporter: according to the school district and police it is game related.>> here in greely, it would be, yes. >> reporter: the school's band the number four years ago,

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we worked with the abatement company through that process as well as architects. when the dnr bebeame involved, we worked with the attorney general's office has the option to drop the cases, or take months or years to review the evidence, or collect more. justice antonin scalia's chair in the u-s supreme court is now draped in black cloth. president obama says he plans to nominate someone to fill the justice's potion before he leaves office. but rereblicans, who control the senate, will likely block any nomination -- preferring the next president to make the choice. iowa senator chuck grassley was in marengo for a town hall meeting yesterday. senator grassley is the head of the senate judiciary committee. the audience asked questions about the supreme court vacancy. they wondered if grassley would allow hearings for president obama's nominee. the senator made no o promises either way. "the president has the authority...the senate hahathe responsibility we hope he does his job" "the senate has the right to consent or not consent so we'll be following the constituti

both theedar rapids school district and the company it hired to clean up asbestos, abatement specialties, will be allowed to comment during that meeting. the investigation found there was uncontained asbestos at washington high school last year. the district says renovation work was taking place in the area - but students and the district says it cleaned the area where it found asbestos and tested the air when the work was done. bills in the iowa legislature have until the end of the week to make it out committee. this friday is the first funnel, which means the bill committee. if the bill started in the house committee it must make it to the house floor by friday. same goes for bills that started with senate committees. the second funneis not until march 11th. by then,n,ll senate bills mustst make it out of house committees and vice versa. one bill up for discussion today would expand medical marijuana. the house bill would allow medical marijuana production and distribution in iowa. as of now, people with epilepsy can use cannabis oil and must get it out of state. today, nearly 100 can

13 which basically confirmed what we thought is boots on the ground cleaning and safety, graffiti abatement, social service is what we need and that is what we'll provide. we have district identity market and events. [inaudible] 3 staff members down to the rents which is the realty we have to pay and all other aspects of our operation, inshurnsh and liability. mr. corgs covered the service, which includes the cleaning and maintenance, corridor safety, market and streetscape improvement. social sunchs and outreach acbasder is part the plan day 1. it is in the business plan and hired a social services coordinator, i gentlemen i know all will meet jame fontaine. we already started with refurls and successs and look forwards next year. we will do it incremental to your office but next year coming to the board with excellent numbers and hopefully success stories. cleaning services, this is mostly speculative i want to say starting in december we began service and doing significant trash pick up, significant pressure washing, we ramp up graffiti abatement soon, spruce up the tree basin, replacing

was caught and abated trap meant to do that to trap sharks and keep them away from a popular beach. you can see it is not far away from swimmers and surfers. >>> pope francis had another whirlwind day in mexico which included an outdoor mass and a visit to a children's hospital. when the pope visited that hospital he gave a sick boy some medicine the pontiff showed his affection for the young asking the children to pray for him. mexico city has been the hub for pope francis. >> amazing. >> why did you like him? [speaking spanish] >> you liked his white car? >> anchor: tomorrow, pope francis flies to the region of chiapas to beat with the indigenous people on mexico's southern border. >>> the biggest names in music are getting ready for monday's grammy awards the show he was the only here on news 6. many artists spent the day that is four time nominee alabama shakes repairing the southern rockers are up for big price, album of the year and lead singer britney howard admits they are starstruck. >> i am from a little town. it is praise to be shaking hands with the deal and france's. >>

the company, abatement specialties, worked on clearing asbestos while the school was being renovated last summer. the departmentntof natural resosoces received a complaint and through its investigation found several violations putting people at risk of asbestos exposure. after the complaint, the school said crews worked to make sure all dangngous materials s re removed. we'll keep following this story for you and let you know what the attorney general decide to do. cbs 2 news first told but yesterday on live at 5:00. de-icer and diesel fuel are leaking into the coralville reservoir. that is after a crash yesterday afternoon near the swisher exit. one of the vehicles involved was a semi truck carrying about 3600 gallons of de-icer and 50 gallons of diesel fuel. it rolled during the crash spilling the liquid. the driver was taken to the hospital. the department of natural resources working to clean up the de-icer from the water and says it is not considered a long-term environmental hazard. >>> now, let's check in to see what is coming in with our weather first forecast. >> we did see

we'll see gusts tomorrow morning the winds will slowly abate as we go overnight tonight. here is a look at your forecast for tomorrow. it stays breezy. gusts in the range of 25. today we had gusts to 55, even pushing 60 in a couple of places. it will be a lot less windy. shouldn't see any damage like that tomorrow. it will be one of those days that windier than normal. as we go forward, there's plenty of sunshine in that forecast. we'll talk about all this the specifics of the seven-day including your weekend. that's in about ten minutes. >> thank you john. >>> thankfully, no major issues in the region. but that wind was certainly felt. we could hear it right here at main and gervais. >> a constant whistle going on. the wind sent debris in your yards, a chill down many's spines. grace joyal continues our team coverage tonight. >> reporter: downed trees, some big waves here at lake murray on this wednesday as wild winds whipped across the midlands. her anger, it's fierce, came crashing down along lake lake murray's shore line. >> i haven't seen it this choppy with the spel

to standard and as they should, but for those folks who don't you'll find this they will minimally abate a property, minimally address the conditions that the fire chief, or police chief or the code enforcement officers might find and then it just goes back into disrepair there after." wilson says the property owners were also operating without a license...another reason why the city moved so fast to close the property. if you know of a property that i i't up to code you're asked to reach out to the columbia police property maintenance division at 803-545-3430. 3 3 3 for some of us.... it hard to even to discuss the flood.... but what happened back in october...could have lasting effects that you probably didn even think about whether your home was flooded or not, mold is one of the things experts say will creep up on us. news19's sonia gutierrez talked with a midlands woman who's dealing with moldy 3 there mold everywhere all the time***nats of tools*** in the workplace ***nats of family***at home i was really shocked when i saw all the windows and around the beds. and when i started se

creation of a threshold illegal unit therefore the department of building inspection recommend to abate the violation the assessment costs that happened. >> that's great. >> okay. so do we need to take action. >> no, we had to pubically announce that another thing was already done. >> so before we adjourn i would like to welcome our two new commissioners to the appeals board so welcome commissioner konstin and my good friend gail thank you very much and really looking forward to having great wo work. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you general public comment there's no public so item f adjournment motion to adjourn. >> move to adjourn. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> we're adjourned it is 914 and reconvene as the building inspection at okay good morning today is thursday, february 4, 2016, this is the regular meeting of building inspection commission please silence all electronic devices. the first item on the agendas is roll call. >> commissioner president mccarthy commissioner gilman commissioner konstin commissioner lee commissioner melgar and commissioner walker

cold abates on monday and the next storm system for tuesday into wednesday right now that looks like a mixed bag type of event with snow to rain and even ice that may be mixed in. week. more on the forecast coming up next half-hour from here at fenway park this is one of themost striking things i've seen in my life. all the work culminating in a tonight. >> i can't wait to see your face when you come flying down just can't wait to see it. >> you remember when i could barely walk to the top of a lighthouse last summer. >> i do. >> it's a little like that? >> i think people are zipping down it behind you that looks thanks. >>> just in time for valentine's day a jewel like no other. >> this is an 1100 carat stone. it is the second largest diamond found. it was uncovered last november and canadian company that owns the rock actually held a contest to name it which will now be known as lacedey laroanea which means our light. get this, we can't tell you how much it's worth because it's too big for conventional scanners to determine the price. more than 50 bucks though. >> i think a better

finally we will see abatement from south to north. even early tomorrow morning if you are around cape anne or the south shore of plymouth county you still may be having some snow falling. by that time our expectation is that we are going to have about five to nine inches of snow in boston and eight to 10 around cape anne and eight to how about how much has fallen so far. mike has been looking at that. >> let's show you what we have. let's show you what is happening here. not much snow. littleton picking up three and a half inches. peabody has two inches. that's the report, but in salem we had a report of 4.2 inches. you drop down closer to the city and arlington is 2.3 and randolph at 3.3 inches. four inches of snow, pockets here and there. traveling south of the city we see rock land picking up five and a half inches of snow but where the heaviest is once you head down toward the cape. new bedford about four inches of snow. cross the canal and you can see what happens. orleans nine inches and brewster 8 inches and that's where we had

the snow will likely keep on for a while this morning and of course the winds will be very slow to abate as well. that is king street in boone from resortcams.com, i have been watching the snow fall. 27 in boone, 37 hickory, salisbury, 36 charlotte, 35 rock hill, 32 lancaster and 36 around wadesboro. for today, outside of the mountains, a pretty day but chilly day, 36 at 8:00, 47 lunch time, getting back to 51 this afternoon, despite almost total sunshine. the problem is we don't warm up very much. we'll do that by the weekend and then some. so stick around if you like warmer conditions. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. start up in the huntersville area, i'm sorry, on the independence expressway, with an accident in the outbound lanes up toward briar creek. again, not seeing any significant delays here. looking at the rest of the charlotte morning commute, 485 running in the green, 77, 85 looks good. now up to huntersville,

13 which basically confirmed what we thought is boots on the ground cleaning and safety, graffiti abatement, social service is what we need and that is what we'll provide. we have district identity market and events. [inaudible] 3 staff members down to the rents which is the realty we have to pay and all other aspects of our operation, inshurnsh and liability. mr. corgs covered the service, which includes the cleaning and maintenance, corridor safety, market and streetscape improvement. social sunchs and outreach acbasder is part the plan day 1. it is in the business plan and hired a social services coordinator, i gentlemen i know all will meet jame fontaine. we already started with refurls and successs and look forwards next year. we will do it incremental to your office but next year coming to the board with excellent numbers and hopefully success stories. cleaning services, this is mostly speculative i want to say starting in december we began service and doing significant trash pick up, significant pressure washing, we ramp up graffiti abatement soon, spruce up the tree basin, replacing

. >>> the wind has abated from last night but it is blowing out there and it is chilly. >> we're tracking it all for you. he is live in the weather center. >> let's get to it we'll talk about the wind you were referencing along with it. the snow that blows into the mountains, this is on the backside of the system that brought us the weather but you will see it is thinning out that's why we told you we're figuring only another inch or two up in the high country. the weather service will leave the advisory in effect for mitchell, avery, and that wind advisory will expire at 7:00, you could see gusts at 40 to 50 up there. let's get to the 7 day first alert forecast. this is looking nice, isn't it as we take into friday and the weekend. we'll take you up, though to 50 degrees in the afternoon. the high we showed you probably will hit close to the average high of 53 degrees. into the mountains. a different score and the snow is tapering off. and up there. but high temperatures don't get above freezing. we're in the foothills. mid40s. we're not looking for rain or snow. and into the piedmont we

the record gets expunged when abated by death so adler had to have a prior copy. sydney green callup her friends tells them she's giving in, they kill her. i thought the medical examiner ruled the death accidental. no harm in taking a second look. justin's a good pathologist but not very imaginative. you find something? female autoerotics are rare so it's hard to rule on cause of death. which is why the first suspicion is homicide. what did he miss? most women don't use porn. they fantasize. also, autoeroticism is habit-forming. if your victim frequently choked herself where's her towel or silk scarf something to keep the rope from chafing? it's vanity. no way to explain the ring around the collar. some women don't use a buffer so they'll wear a turtleneck or a scarf something to hide the evidence. well, if she were strangled wouldn't there be some evidence of a struggle? damage to the body? didn't take longfor the victim to succumb to hypoxia. and the ropes were tied properly so whoever staged this is a practicing autoerotic. okay, well, doc you wanto take a look

he suffered from physical elements, so historians of floss first abate why he had such a tough time in the candidate me but he taught for ten years in basel with some success. due to reasons we can only think about wasn't his help, what he he said that he needed to break free, he breaks free and lives on a pension the rest of his life and gets to inhabit the image of the freethinker that he so exalts and worships in his own philosophy. he did not have a huge readership for most of his productive life and i say that because in 1889 he has a nervous collapse nervous collapse and bends the last 11 years of his life in a very declining state. he ends up in a vegetative state. he dies in 1900. he has discovered so how did he become himself, he discovered precisely in those month and his health is declining, shortly before this mental collapse. one of the terrible ironies of his life and the posthumous life of his idea is it is in the moment when intellectually and mentally there is closing up accounts for him. that is the moment floodgates open and he becomes the superstar that he is today.

the strong winds will slowly abate thursday, but the strong cold front responsible will bring snow to the valley floors and leave behind a foot or more of snow in the mountaintops. a in effect until noon thursday after which snow will decrease to showers. in the valley, accumulations could be limited due to the ground being so warm the past several days, but some foothill accumulations are possible above 5,000'. the strong winds of wednesday will ease somewhat, but will still be brisk, in the 15-25 mph range. as we head into the weekend, one more storm front will try to push through friday afternoon, but while the mountains could see some minor accumulations , the valleys should be shadowed out from most

. >> commissioner walker from the planning commission and abatement appeals commission a directors hearingill happen the notice of violation will be upheld and the directions to the 14 to fix it it can be appealed to the abatement appeals commission we uphold or deny the appeal and at this point it leans against the property the fee currently there is no mechanism for fixing it if the owner doesn't fix it other than liening the property the concern in the meanwhile a tenant in that location it is the issue we deal with unpermitted units we have a problem that needs to be fixed in some cases it is had been ability issue if we don't get a resolution from the property owner it is in limbo we have situations i'm sure that tommy from the hufrts committee will unfortunately, we have to evict the people have to be evicted with a health and safety issue mold and crumbling ceilings and stairs that can't be used no assess - many number of things that could be the problem it is one of the i think primary reasons to create a resolving funds in those situations we have it as an emergency demolition fun

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