after a compromise between the abc commission, the bar will lose its alcohol license for 21 days and must pay $50,000. the bar must pay up by february 5. steve: a triangle family dealing with the aftermath of this early morning fire at their home in raleigh. the flames shooting from the roof of the home on on the place. people in the west lake reserve neighborhood heard explosions and the looked outside and saw the flames. one person was inside the home but managed to get out safely. tisha: family and friends prepared to say goodbye to a student who died in a plane crash. a visitation will be tonight from 6:30 until 9:00 at st. thomas more catholic church in chapel hill. there will be an overnight vigil and a funeral mass tomorrow morning at 11:00. wyoming. steve: 10 american sailors are iran. the nine men and one woman were detained yesterday in the you can see their hands behind down there on the could be lifted. tisha: officials say all 10 people killed in a suicide bombing in istanbul were german tourists. the german interior minister said there are no indications so far that ger

>> $50,000 in fines and penalties for violations are the chairman of the abc commission saying they want to send a small -- a strong message that selling alcohol to minors will not be tolerated. the bar here in chapel hill is accused of selling alcohol to minors on three different occasions. one incident ended in a deadly accident. authorities say a former student drank at the bar while under age. >> not only a fake id, but someone else's id. they did not check the idf the door. >> the 20-year-old is accused of driving the wrong way on i-85 and hitting a vehicle, killing three people. he faces charges of driving while impaired and three counts of second-degree murder. abc commission and the bar, the bar will lose its alcohol license for 21 days and must pay $15,000. more evaluations could result in the alcohol license being revoked. abc will be cracking down on bars this year. he says it sends a strong message to bar selling alcohol to minors. -- miners. >> i hope they clearly understand that. and anyone else might come before this commission. 5. live, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: ha

the abc commission voted to fine the owners of "he's not here" 15 thousand dollars.... and suspend its license for 21 days. the fine must be paid by february fifth.. and the license suspension begins on february 12th. workers at the bar are accused of serving chandler kania -- who was under age -- before he was involved in a crash that killed 3 people.. on thursday...a woman was shot inside a fayetteville beauty salon. it happened at the d-ambiance salon-- where the victim worked -- just off ireland drive . investigators say her son walked in and shot her in the face, then took off. while first responders worked to keep her alive-- her son returned. custody. he's in jail without bond. some customers were wrongly enrolled, others were wrongly billed. w, the ceo of blue cross blue shield of north carolina is taking his apology tour statewide. wral's kathryn brown reports....he hopes to help ease frustration for thousands of customers by taking a drastic step. blue cross blue shield of north carolina is doing damage control. ceo brad wilson is calling some custo

the abc commission chairman saying they want to send a message to this bar and other bars in the state that selling alcohol to minors will not be tolerated. the he's not here bar in chapel hill is accused of selling alcohol to minors on three different occasions. one of those instances ended in a deadly accident. in july, authorities say former u.n.c. student chandler kenya drank at the bar while underage. the 20-year-old is accused of and hitting a vehicle, killing three people. he faces charges of driving while impaired and three counts of second-degree murder. after a compromise between the abc commission and he's not here, the bar will lose its alcohol license for 21 days and must pay $15,000. more violations could result in the bar's alcohol license being revoked. chairman james gardner said abc will crack down on bars this year, sending a strong message to bars selling alcohol to minors. >> they better not come back before us again and i hope they clearly understand that. anybody else who's had numerous violations better not come before this commission. reporter: the bar must pay

the abc commission voted to find the odors of he's not here, $16,000 -- $15,000 and suspended license for 21 and days. the fine must be paid by february pit and a license suspension begins february 12. workers accused of serving before he was involved in a crash that killed three. >>> chapel hill and county leaders trying to find a fix for a flood prone area. condominiums sustained severe flooding. for commenting on those properties. the town is try to work with condo owners to find an solution with no luck. the hla approached asking for help. the town and county emergency managers will meet tomorrow to see what can be done. >> our raleigh attorney pleaded guilty to fraud charges in connection to a multimillion dollar drug business. joseph lee levenson conspired with a former durham ceo to get mortgage loans to buy homes telling banks it would be rental popular sense that they were used as marijuana grow houses. he pleaded guilty the agency he and two others operated several houses around orange county between 2005 and 2010 they used shell companies to launder millions. he was ceo of

the abc commission voted today to find the owners of the bar known as he's not here and issue its when he one day suspension. the fine must be paid by february 5 and the license suspension will begin one week later on february 12. workers at the bar are accused of serving chandler can yet underage, before he was involved in a crash that killed three people. >>> firefighters searching for the cause of an early-morning fire at a home in northwest raleigh. firefighters say most of the damage was to the exterior of the home and on the place. a neighbor says he heard an explosion. no one was home at the time. the house has a sold sign in the front yard. >>> a woman flown to the hospital after her car veered it happened shortly before 1:30 a.m. in moore county. investigators trying to determine what led to the crash. the name and condition of not been released reaction pouring in to president obama's final state of the union address. as craig boswell reports, one issue stood out for both on to unify the country. president obama delivered his final state of the union address and conceded he i

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. >> and commission under, derek sawyer knows that programs like 6 abc save a life works and his department depends on the program. >> our financial budgets condition afford to buy these all the time. when we see the detectors we have a list and we can get out to those homes and install the detectors immediately. it's an immense help. >> and home depot has programs to teach people about fire safety. >> we have clinics and we are excited to get everybody involved and welcome them into our stores and really try to teach them and explain the performance of having smoke detectors and carbon monoxide protection in every home. >> back out here live, for 24 years that means since 1992, we are able to give out a million detectors across the delaware valley and this year more. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news now chopper 6 hd over morrisville, bucks county, a car has gone into the water here this, is at ferry and river roads in morrisville, bucks county, preliminary reports indicate that one person was pulled from the car that went into the water at f

abc news was from san francisco as they marched to the california public utilities commission.the trio gave this moving concert to support the save roof top solar. they are working to expand solar energy use and make it more affordable. >> i think it's possible to see 100% renewable energy for 100% of the population of the united states. >> thursday, the cpuc will vote on whether to generate more solar energy in california. as we said earlier, this was the day for it. >> it was. it was incredible. sunny skies. going to be a quiet week. at least the next four to five days. live doppler showing we are tracking partly cloudy skies around the coast. there are a few light returns around in hour. there is a weak frontal boundary dipping south of eureka and does have shower activity pushing onshore. kind of an overachieving piece of energy. showers trying to make their way into the north bay overnight tonight. it's not out of the question specifically marin county, napa, sonoma first thing tomorrow morning. there could be a couple of pockets of drizzle. at pier 15, partly cloudy skies

in part epa will formally seek additional information from the public utility commission in the next few weeks. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> well we are learning new details about the demolition of a sliding home in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's rain. house being torn down is on this avenue interthe mount davidson cross. sky 7 was over the demolition work early today. neighbors noticed the house had a crack over the weekend and call the building department. owner was out of town at the time and got a call from the city to get a permit for. we just talked with the owner donald mattel. >> put 4 inches in the first couple days then ultimately by this morning 4 and a half days it had slipped 14 inches and had also slid down about a foo foot. property in october and hadn't moved in. 5 other homes next door ordered to be inspected. >>> as superbowl week approaches mainly security operation is getting under way to hurt people as they gather in either san franciscokx or santa clara. david got a preview today of how the fbi and others will operate. >>reporter: while no threats are known, elite mental team at san jose

abc news, new york. >> well, the chairman of the consumer product safety commission says hover boards right-hand turn safe sell. >> 67 on your side michael finney has the story. >> every other day, we show another fire. >> i wouldn't want them in my house, i'll tell you that. amazon has already done it. now, other online retailers to stop selling hover boards until they're safe. investigating 40 fires including one this week in santa rosa. fire engulfed a home where a hover board was charging. the agency is also investigating 12 companies of a 13 hover board model. also warned the hover board rioters may be at a high risk of falling. >> they're designed in a manner that makes them take off when people are not ready for it. that is a hidden hazard. >> it probably goes without saying that currently, there are no safety standards set for hover boards. >> are cable subscribers paying too much for their cable boxes? a resounding yes. the consumer federation of america in public knowledge want federal regulators to do something about it. consumers were overcharged $6-14 billion a year. the groups say the price

abc news, chino hills. increased rates for nevada solar energy customers are here to stay. the nevada public utilities commission voted last night to keep them in place. the commission voted in december that solar customers, need to pay more per month, to support the electrical grid. they also voted customers should be paid less for the power they put back into the power grid. the nevada bureau of consumer protection asked the p-u-c to stop or delay the rate change but the ""do i have a second? second. aye aye aye. motion passes." "the rates are still going to kick in and it probably will have to take a lawsuit to try and change this around that that is a travesty" commissioners say they have to lookout for all nevada utility customers... and solar customers are only 2- percent of the customers in nevada. they say they made the vote for the other 98- percent. many people were upset with the decision... saying it has forced thousands of people out of their jobs. ### a big announcement made at yesterday's city for the first time the reno fire department is going to be providing paramedic services. chris buckley ex

you can download the abc news app and enabling the push alerts. acalifornia's public utilities commission will vote on the future of solar power in san francisco. solar advocates land to rally out of the meeting and are urging commissioners not to charge rooftop solar customers extra fees. out estimates like peg argue that the users are not paying their fair share for maintaining.com 's electrical grid. the commissioners are expected to back the solar industry. a big win for berkeley in fight against potential cell phone danger with a judge ruling retails can be warned of possible health risks. specifically how they could be exposed to radiation levels that exceed the government standard by carrying phones too close to the bodies. this was set to take effect in june but a trade group blocked it with a lawsuit citing a disputed warning. the city removes that warning, the judge has approved the ordinance. >> we want you to check this out, video of a hair-raising ocean rescue. tiffany is here with the video. >> this amazing video shows the dramatic rescue of sailors from onboard the pain mai

according to the california public utilities commission web side, san francisco deluxe sightseeing is properly licensed and insured. in san francisco, melly wood row, abc 7 news. >>> apple is trying to come up with a permanent fix with a battery problem. the glitch has been incredibilitily informing owners that the iphones have been -- have more power left than they actually do. apple has determined the issue comes up with the phone switches time zones either mannelly or automatically. if your iphone 6-s or 6s-plus is having this probable, contact apple support for help. >>> we're tracking more rain coming our way. >> we do have another storm coming. i'll show you where we're seeing isolated showers, mainly an vacavil vacaville, some slick roadways in the area. temperatures are pretty mild, mid 50s to low 60s as we look at the rainfall totals. more than 3 inches of rain, san francisco, santa rosa, oakland almost 2 inches livermore, you picked up more than an inch. next storm coming in will be a lot like the one thatju just passed through. next storm arrives overnight. rainy and windy, and another storm at week's end. abc 7 has ranks each store from 1 b

. >> the planning commission staff recommends her hotel proposal be denied. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abcank you so much for joining us at abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> getting to the game could be a rough ride for passengers and transit officials. >> school under fire. an investigation into alleged child abuse as more parents come forward. >> stock plum mitts, those hit hard and what's happening in asia right now. >> elnino stirs things up much to the delight of bay area surfers. >> right now, we're in a break, but there's more rain coming for the weekend. i'll have details coming up. >> abc 7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >> and that breaking news is a series of terror arrests conducted by federal authorities today. agents arrested one man in sacramento, houston and mill wall wee. >> just identified moments ago as muhammad. they believe they were in contact with and tried to provide assistance to isis. the plot has been linked to other u.s. cities. but at this time, there's not going to be a threat to public safety. >> we'll move onto our oth

. >> commission members say they're appreciative but believe more transparency and information is needed. >> coming up tonight on abcews, the iteam has breaking news at another questionable death. we'll have exclusive details on that case and what investigators did not find coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> a 22-year-old suspect is now in custody. the intended target wasn't hit, but a woman with a stroller nearby was. the suspect is identified with a felony charge of suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. >> hillary event. >> on the republican side, a new poll out as ted cruz is holding onto his lead. trump has 23. last month, cruz was leading donald trump by 2%. >> the extra security after a man shot a pennsylvania police officer. what he said as he fired the shots. >> the protest that greeted the mayor right before his inauguration. >> and the first-ever power ball billionaire? the growing jackpot just ahead. >> this is interstate 80 in berkley. it doesn't really matter. >>> this was the scene today as dozens of protesters called for the firing of police chief. >> derek thomas was there. >> reporter:

commission went his way. the panthers are on their way to santa clara hoping to pick up a super bowl title next week. announcer: see what is happening this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. anchor:. a student nurse in her wins tonight. police in chapel hill on the prowl for a violent suspect. i'm tisha powell. the alert level heightened after the reported attack early this morning. the crime scene north street near martin luther king boulevard. elaina athans is live with more on the investigation. reporter: a passerby saw the attack and came to the victim's. rescue the victim was walking along north street west toward m.l.k. boulevard. police say the 21-year-old was physically hit from behind. the victim fought back. the man into that fleeing. the victim was not hurt and police say he never threatened student say there was a party in

commission have already given their approval as well. if all is approved, the pilot program would run from october 2016 to april 2017. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good evening, everybody. temperatures today upper 70s to near 80 degrees. we've had clouds roll in. benign as this looks pretty unimpressive. this is still coming this way. there's even a little bit of energy down around it. so i think late tonight into tomorrow morning, whatever is left of this will be giving us some rain showers. even a couple of heavier areas of rain. i think the bulk of the weather that could go severe will be later on tomorrow. with temperatures in the 70s, the clouds will thicken and the rain not far behind. we will take a closer look at that and update your gasparilla weekend forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> now to manatee county where bradenton has just named its new police chief. melanie bevin is now in charge of tackling crime. take a look. in the city that saw an increase in murders last year and a recent spike in violent crimes as well. rodney joins us live with how she plans to keep the city >> reporter: an air of confiden

now at abc action news this morning, searching for answers and suspects after a shooting >> why teens is not responsible for the break in are now locked up. >> florida official wildlife commission is going to try to save a manatee this morning. come up at 9:00 we'llexplain >>> look at this, traffic is thinning out nicely on i-275. we have a stalled van there in thenorthbound lane there that's not causing any delays. make sure you move over or slow down if you are passing that van. checking out the bridges for you right now, it is not too bad. we have seen it a lot worse. these cars heading up into tampa. at themoment, nine minutes. on the gandy bridge. the onetrouble spot i mentioned in olsmar here, just before you get to tampa road. your alternate lane to getback to tampa road. are getting ready to rescue a manatee. we want to give you a look of where this rescue was going to happen. >> that's where we find our adam wiener telling us what crews want to do with that manatee >> adam, what do you know? >> reporter: the manatee is staying warm this winter by staying close as it can. behind me youcan see where this that's what i am told this manatee has been clustering. manatee is

according to the california public utility commission web site san francisco deluxe sight seeing is properly licensed and insured. in san francisco, melanie, abcick heads up forest bay drivers. testing conducted tonight on the scenes of new 5 80 express lane system. it's in the tri-valley corridor through livermore and you may see tolls listed on the sign tonight but according to the alameda couldn't transportation commission you will not be charged. express lanes are expected to open some time in the next few months. >>> we have much more ahead for you on this monday night. coming up. rock legend has passed away. we remember this founding member of the eagles. >> also they spent big buck on big tank. show you the creative ways the stored rain water will be put to use. >> next storm is just hours away. ♪ i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, once a

commissions aren't responded to requests for comment. >> traffic controls began saturday. to find out when traffic is at it worst, down load abc >> new at 6:00 abc7 news found most, but not all major bay area transit agencies have onboard video recorders. one, but bart appears to have been using fake cameras. cal train tells us there are no cameras on board, real or fake. muni has cameras on buses and street cars. ac transit has no decoys. vta has real cameras as does golden gate transit. riders seem to appreciate the security. >> you know, for everyone's safety, if someone you don't know what is going on in the train. >> bart announced it would replace fake security cameras with real ones after the killing of a passenger on a train this month. the agency is seeking funding to cover the costs. >>> governor jerry brown gave his 14th state of the state speech today in sacramento. brown didn't outline new programs but focused on how to pay for commitments the state made. >> the challenge is to solve today's problems without making those of tomorrow worse. we think the future is partly determined and yet unknown. >> brown said sin

commissions aren't responded to requests for comment. >> traffic controls began saturday. to find out when traffic is at it worst, down load abcp. >> new at 6:00 abc7 news found most, but not all major bay area transit agencies have onboard video recorders. one, but bart appears to have been using fake cameras. cal train tells us there are no cameras on board, real or fake. muni has cameras on buses and street cars. ac transit has no decoys. vta has real cameras as does golden gate transit. riders seem to appreciate the security. >> you know, for everyone's safety, if someone you don't know what is going on in the train. >> bart announced it would replace fake security cameras with real ones after the killing of a passenger on a train this month. the agency is seeking funding to cover the costs. >>> governor jerry brown gave his 14th state of the state speech today in sacramento. brown didn't outline new programs but focused on how to pay for commitments the state made. >> the challenge is to solve today's problems without making those of tomorrow worse. we think the future is partly determined and yet unknown. >> brown said s

commission does not require that. monthly calendar is fine. notify the police of the promoter's name or the gigs that are happening is good. abide by abcditions. sure. permit holders so bye-bye san francisco in a small code 10 six. this commission's license under 1060, so that is a good neighbor policy and doesn't need to be repeated. and the telephone hotline is also part of our good neighbor policy, which it was redundant. so, in approving this permit, i would strike every one of your conditions that is redundant or is not permissible. i'm sorry. i know you're new at this, right? this is not a criticism. it's kind of like an education on your part if that's okay. thank you. >> other commissioner questions? >> i like to tell you i appreciate all the work like the commissioner said, you did way too much work. you guys want to prove this and that his grades. there's a couple of things here. maybe with the recordings 30 min. after the closure for the dispersal crowd on something like that, but like commissioner joseph said, if the order once it do 24 hours a day which definitely would help the city and the police department if there was

eye of the operator and the california public utilities commission has put in a major media requirement on that and the first incident prompted abc 7 to come out is my understanding and the other ones we could only find more of a local almost -- the point is we didn't know about the other ones. >> so whose responsibility would it have been to report the other ones ? >> they did not meet reporting criteria either at the federal level or at the california public utilities commission level. had they been reported they would have been investigated. >> how should they have been reported? >> they should not have. we looked into the other incidents and concluded that the one that should have been reported was reported and to answer your question about what role we have i think it's different if we're talking about the first incident or the second or third or 4th and in my opinion and this is my opinion, i certainly am not speaking about laws right now but the operator knew about all of these so the second incident hey it's the second one in 2 months when that hits you start having conversations like all right maybe there's an issue here

eye of the operator and the california public utilities commission has put in a major media requirement on that and the first incident prompted abc 7 to come out is my understanding and the other ones we could only find more of a local almost -- the point is we didn't know about the other ones. >> so whose responsibility would it have been to report the other ones ? >> they did not meet reporting criteria either at the federal level or at the california public utilities commission level. had they been reported they would have been investigated. >> how should they have been reported? >> they should not have. we looked into the other incidents and concluded that the one that should have been reported was reported and to answer your question about what role we have i think it's different if we're talking about the first incident or the second or third or 4th and in my opinion and this is my opinion, i certainly am not speaking about laws right now but the operator knew about all of these so the second incident hey it's the second one in 2 months when that hits you start having conversations like all right maybe there's an issue here

eye of the operator and the california public utilities commission has put in a major media requirement on that and the first incident prompted abc to come out is my understanding and the other ones we could only find more a local almost -- the point is we didn't know about the other ones. >> so whose responsibility would it have been to report the other ones ? >> they did not meet reporting criteria either at the federal level or at the california public utilities commission level. had they been reported they would have been investigated. >> how should they have been reported? >> they should not have. we looked into the other incidents and concluded that the one that should have been reported was reported and to answer your question about what role we have i think it's different if we're talking about the first incident or the second or third or 4th and in my opinion and this is my opinion, i certainly am not speaking about laws right now but the operator knew about all of these so the second incident hey it's the second one in 2 months when that hits you start having conversations like all right maybe there's an issue here with

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is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.c's insomniacs for two decades.iowa city's c cy manager is leaving to take a similar job in lawrence, kansas. the lawrence city commission will formally approve the employment agreement with tom markus on tuesday. markus is expected to begigihis new role in late march. lawrence mayor mike amyx has said the city received over 50 applications for the position, and a california- based consultant helped narrow the field. last november marked f fe years since markus began working for iowa city. more news later tonight here on t-v nine. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this >>> seven of theepublican presidential candidates clashed on the debate stage in south carolina. among the major topics, just what are new york values? it's a question that's trending on social media, as well. we're going to hear from the candidates ahead. >>> the u.s. defense secretary says those american sailors ended up in iranian waters because of a navigational error. he's glad that they were release quickly. although they're not happy about a video showing them kneeling with th