dan band and the community came together to raise money for the home- which will accomodate taylor's needs as a quadruple it..the land is far from city services. john-"without us knowing where we will be developing in the future..that makes it so hard." frank- the issues are related to infrastructure- accessing it and having proper sewer, water, electric, all of that..if we provided the proper infrastructure it would cost tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. and if they approved the land for morris, some members fear it would set a precedent in t community.. councilman frank darrah- understands but does not frank- taylor has set the precedent by making his sacrifices and beholding on our part to try accomodate that." the vote was ultimately denied ..but those who voted against it say..it wasn't easy. members on both sides say they hope to resolve the issue, so taylor and daniellll can call cedar falls john- they are such great additions to the community.. frank- he's someone we want to keep here and honor what he's done. been cooperative and understanding throug

they're going to need accomodations. they're going to need food. they're going to need resources. they're going to need rentals. they're going to need everything that's here. plus, they're going to go play in our community." michael burton, channel 13 action news. now... an update on a prisoner freed.... by iran. amir hakmati is speaking.... with media. he's one of five americans freed.... as part of a prisoner swap. the former marine says.... he's just lucky.... to be alive. (amir hekmati, american prisoner freed by iran) ""i feel extremely lucky, alive for the first time in a long time and i'm very humbled at everybody's support from the president to congress to my fellow marines and especially time." hekmati was born in arand... in michigan. he served in the marines.... from -2- thousand -1- to -2- thousand -5-. he denies... and denies spying.... for the united states. new developments on the presidential campaign trail tonight. hep launched new attacks on challenger ted cruz about his citizenship.. his evangelical roots and his personality. some high profile conservatives are

each of them is being crated into accomodation with about 12 bunch -- bunk beds. plan is to move to persuade if possible, about 1500 people to move into those containers, which are heated. they have powerpoints. there are toilets and other facilities in there. the idea is that the french government has been criticized for these very unsanitary conditions in which people have been living, and the toesal chaos and lack of facilities and coordination for people living in the jungle, and so their response has been to offer these new containers as a more suitable accomodation. >> jacky thank you for that. >>> we have a lot more coming up on this al jazeera news hour, including why people are living in countries different from where they were born in ever larger numbers. we'll hear from the u.n. about the latest migrant figures. >>> and we'll hear about the plight of those who have become refugees within their own countries. >>> and in sport, why the nfl has decided to end los angeles's 20-year exile from the league. ♪ >>> a suicide bomb attack in southwestern pakistan,

ringing brothers' says the company determined it has enough space at its polk city facility to accomodate all of its elephants. so the retirement date was moved up. asian elephants already retired at the 200-acre center. eleven elephants are will soon join them. the initial retirement decision came in 2015...after animal- rights activists accused the circus of abuse. the company denies it. but a spokesperson says cities and counties across the country passed laws..making the continued use of elephants impractical. one of the animals' caregivers says they will be well taken-care-of at 3 a ringling spokesperson says the elephants could help save *lives during their retirement. they have proven resistant to cancer. a scientist in utah is hoping to unlock the key to treating pediatric cancer by studying the animals' blood samples. 3 december was a *merry month for tourism in tampa bay. visit tampa bay and hillsobrough county recorded nearly two million dollars in hotel bed taxes last month... which beat a record set in 2007. 3 analysts say hotel occupancy in the area jumped eight percent in n

dan band and the money for the home- which will accomodate taylor's needs as a quadruple amputee. but the problem here- is "where" they want to build it..the land is far from city services. john-"without us knowing where we will be developing in the future..that makes it so hard." frank- the issues are related to infrastructure- accessing it and having proper sewer, water, electric, all of that..if we provided the proper infrastructure it would cost tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. and if they approved the land for morris, some members fear it would set a precedent in the community.. councilman frank darrah- understands but does not necessarily agree. frank- taylor has set the precedent by making his sacrifices and beholding on our part to try accomodate that." the vote was ultimately denied ..but those who voted against it say..it wasn't easy. members on both sides say they taylor and john- they are such great additions to the community.. frank- he's someone we want to keep here and honor what he's done. that was lauren moss reporting. last week the city

our video shows one poor tsa employee trying to accomodate hundreds of people. here's what we've learned- when the evening shift on the 28th ended, workers were allowed to to handle the airlines figure out have throughout that information number fo decide how many lanes to have open.-- sot"they said that tsa wanted to go from 40 employees that they had on made a mistake, read in part: staffing protocols international 28-29, resulting in wait times" and added they will "continue to employ the lvening and earlyrations." basic to learn from thethe agency says thurinig busy hours, ork late. bid not happen. tsat - it adjusted - shorter the rest s. in the newsr sensitive, persg to the wrong plac rest place - because of a slight difference between two phone numbers. a littleton salon owner reached out to us - saying she's getting faxes - meant for the denver human services program "leap." number is identical for the area code. the area code for the leap line begins with 720 -- but several residents 303. she started last month and had struggled to reach a solution. to d

because people live in the church - the pastors say they need an indoor sprinkler system and a-d-a accomodations. if the building doesn't get these renovavaons - they could have to shut the doors to program.the c-r sanctuary church holds a six month rehab program.people live at the church while they complete this course - the church's building has bedding, a tchen and a fellowship area. but the facility is more than a century old.a recent review shows the city of cedar rapids says it's in need of upgrades - like an elevator or chairlift.the pastors say renonotions could cost nearly two hundred dollars, and monthly payments from the program won't be able to cover that amount. i've seen quite a few that have come through here that have been broken heartete into surrounding them themthe pastors from the church say they need donations from the community a a we'll have their contactctinformation on cbs 2 iowa if you'd like to help.steffi lee, cbs 2 news. record flooding is now hitting parts of the midwest, just a few hours away from the corridor. the high water - - in n the middle of winter - is swal

the c-e-o said no one is losing their job, but the company could not afford to stop work to accomodate the religious ritual. they have their beliefs, and their faith and i completely respect their faith and their beliefs they have to make a family decision we're not making an employment decision for them" after the announcement, only 15 of the company's 53 muslim workers showed up to work. ariens said the company will enforce the policy at the end of this month, and employees will have to make their final decision whether to something you may have packed for lunch. trader joes is cashew pieces. the company is pulling the nuts over a possible salmonella contamination. trader joes sold the affected bags in dozens of states including virginia and north carolina. if you have a bag of raw cashew pieces with a "best before" date that reads "7-17- 2016-t-f-4" do not eat it. return the cashews to the store for a full refund. a battle over gun control in virginia is brewing in richmond. supporters and critics rallied at the state capitol yesterday. those against gun control criticized governor

morris and his wife asked the city to rezone land, so they could build a "smart-house" to accomodate morris. but theeouncil says ere are some major concerns over the land...it is considered "agricultural"- the area is far removed from city services and other developments. 4 to 2 monday night. we are told it was a tough decision for council members on both council they are great kids. i am so have to do it for the next guy that came down the road." give up on cedar falls and that we along with him can find either a different location or still see if that one somehow can work but it's pretty obvious to me and i get it, that right now we have to go by the rules." it's important to know we reached it's important to know we reached out to the morrises who did not want any more media coverage on this. we wanted to cover it because so many viewers reached out to usus to askk"why." the city says they have been cooperative and understanding throughout the process. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at ive... are changes coming to the academy after two big names in hollywood decide to boycot th

she said put politics aside and having a consulate here may be a good w to accomodate cuban migrants who are new arrivals here. as we said, the discussion is happening as we speak. we'll have the results for you on the news tonight at 11:00. live in miami, nbc6 news. >>> sarah palin is back on the campaign trail blasting the establishment and obama administration. she joined donald trump a dayy after endorseing him for president. he's not t only one gaining extra support. edward lawrence has the decision on 2016. >> reporter: inn oklahoma today sarah palin stressed donald trump's anti-establishment campaign andis strength saying he can chanae the country. >> our vets and commander in chief will respect what our force go through and would never leave them behind! >> in iowa, some voters say palin can help trump win. >> she still holds some sway with the tea party, republican >> reporter: once again attackc attacking senator ted cruz being porn born in canada ex-disclose two bank loans. >> because he didn't want you to see that. that's a problem. i think when you go to caucus, you shou

they're not sure they could accomodate a larger crowd seeing as both candidates are leading in the polls. ""we would need to make sure that our was informed as to what was going on...it would be very unique for our campus to have that would be very unique for sioux city as well, it's just that we are limited in our space here. i would think they would have an overwhelming response of people that would want to be here," said jasman. cruz said he would make 800 seat available to iowans for t t impromptu debate. the auautorium his campaign booked... seats about half that. jenna: marco rubio is coming to sioux city ahead of monday's caucus. his campaign announced he'll make a stop at bev's on the river this saturday. that's at 9 in the morning with 8:30 rubio also has events scheduled in council bluffs and ames that day as well. jenna: using tonight's debate as a plplform for their own cause, ththgroup "fight for 15is raising the issue of raising the minimum wage. and they say the republicans aren't paying enough attention to what they're saying. reporter jacob peklo brings us more from des

for years the plant accomodated the prayer ended when a new manager took over. on december 18... as employes left a processing table to pray - they were told only two or three could leave at once. instead eleven people walked off the job....and they were fired. a company spokesman says there has been a misunderstanding... and says the plant provides a reflection area for people of all faiths. the council on american islamic relations and cargill are in talks to see if an agreement can be reached. with a proff back-to-back losses r the first time this season -- trying to get back on track today at home against wyoming wolf pack a perfect 5-0 at lawlor events center this season... pick it up 2nd half -- cam oliver going to work -- nice spin move by the freshman... moments later -- oliver -- he can also do that... finished with 15 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks... later -- defense leading to offense... one of 17 wyoming dunk... wolf pack up 44-37... pack goes back to oliver... great pass from tyron criswell... space cam throws it down... wolf pack up 8... wyoming wouldn't go away -- a

the hotel at kirkwood says one of the different experiences they've had this year is making accomodations for campaigngnsecurity.steffi lee, on thursday, cbs 2 news is hosting a live town hall on the caucuses. caucuses.your voice, your future - the iowa impact takes place at 6 p-m at "public space one" - in the wesley center - in iowa city. it will be open to the public---and, you can watch it live, right here on cbs 2. our panel will include both the iowa republican and democratic party *chairs, along with other political experts.that's this thursday at 6. many in iowa are proud of our first-in-the-nation status, but some believe there is election landscape to change. change.new at six, cbs 2 news reporter kevivibarry explains how presididtial politics in iowa might be different if the hawkeye state loses its lead spot. this is hardly the first year that iowans have defended their first in the nation caucuses against other states who want the first crack at picking the next president. both parties in iowa -- but the actual impact varies depending on if and how it ever does happen. depend

some smart phone companies are re-designing devices to accomodate the nightly habit. apple will release a new mode for phones in its next i-o-s update. it's called "night shift", and it changes the screen to a warmer setting that's easier on the eyes. it also figures out your location and turns on automatically at night. have you made plans for yet? white castle is coming to the rescue. what better way to say i love you than over a few sliders and onion rings. the burger spot is now accepting reservations for a romantic valentine's day dinner for couples the experience comes complete with hostess seating and table-side service. but, you must have a reservation. unless you hit mount charleston kids in the valley rarely get to see snow. so imagine this little girls disbelief when dad tells her where it comes from. her adorable theory about where snow comes from. we can see a lot of las vegas kids not understanding either! "snow falls from the sky, and it blankets everything (girl laughs hysterically) " daddy's funny! no, it's a true story! girl laughs again no matter ho

pyongyang's claims >>> cold weather hit the latakia rev eej camp, refugees living in temporary accomodation are asking for more help. >> an emotional u.s. president unveiled plans to curb gun violence in the united states. president obama's executive order will require more buyers to undergo background checks. >> the u.n. is facing new allegations that the peacekeepers sexually abused girls. it started an investigation into the abuse of four underaged girls. in a statement it says it's looking into other episodes of the misconduct by u.n. peacekeepers. they say follow a seized of sexual abuse claims from 2016. we can speak so steven coburn. he's joining us from london. thank you for talking to us, is it a little inestable that when ou get an array of moren forces, that incidents like this will happen. >> it is sadly far too common for these things to happen. much can be down to present the abuse. allegations and abuse we here can be investigated. and those teemed responsible for the crimes should be prosecuted we see a series of abuse cases that are not dealt with, for so many, that is a bi

advisory commitee are following the right these houses are preserved and not county leaders say accomodate "in seeking to for historical preservation and development the they have made the situation to balance all of those competing needs" there is no set date on the relocation. historical preservation site about a mile from where they originally stand. it's national school choice week, a chance to highlight diferent educational options for children in grades k through 12. in this week's early years, we're learning more about one of the several private schools in our area, pathway christian academy in christiansburg. its leaders say a private school education can be more affordable than you think. michael hurst/pathway academy principal: two or three years ago, virginia put in the capacity for a local foundation to support private have a foundation set up. families can apply for for their students and that this is another opporutnity. think that they private christian education and that's more and more not true. we've got a link to national school happening in our com. just click on this s

and these have been brought in now by the french authorities to create warmer, drier accomodations forhey are turning them into dormers to. there are bunk beds inside. electricity. heating. washing facilities, toilets. and the idea is that about 1500 refugees are being asked to leave the tents and move into this new facility where they can live more comfortably. so with all of these facilities on offer you would think the refugees would be literally rushing to move into the new container park, but it's when you get to one of the entry points that you start to understand why so many people are reticent. this new camp is completely surrounded by a metal fence. there are only a few gates, and those are guarded by security. and to go in, you have to register your fingerprints. and that is making alarm belling ring for quite a few people. they are afraid once inside they won't be able to come and go freely, and they are afraid they may be forced to register for asylum here in france, and the greatest fear that they could be expelled back to their countries. most of the people who have made

six caucus sites are planned at casinos to accomodate those who work february 20th. voters wanting to use the sites will have to declare they can't make it home because of their shift. caucus participation. here's a list of on the strip: new york-new caesars palace.. paris.. harrah's.. and wynn resort. the republican caucus is february 23rd. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty southwest gusts to 70 with mostly cloudy skies expected saturday. good area shower chances arrive on sunday with the afternoon and the evening chances looking better than the morning hours. we'll see a cooler high of 57 degrees with lighter southwest wind. monday morning shower chances with up to .25" possible with this entire storm. northwest gusts to 35 mph will also be with us on monday as showers leave us in the late morning. we'll see a high of just 47 degrees on monday. the snow level monday morning could be as low as 2500'..we could see a few snow flakes in the las vegas valley monday morning, but don't expect any southwest gusts to 35 mph and a high of 70 with mo

they are said to be moved into containers which have been turned into accomodations.owland explains from calais. >> reporter: it is difficult to estimate how many people live in this makeshift camp called the jungle. at the moment maybe about 5,000. it's muddy, wet, cold, and filthy. the french government has responded to criticism about how it is handling the situation here, by starting to build a more permanent looking, certainly a warmer drier camp. they are using containers which they are turning into dormitories. they are heated. there are electricity sockets, and washing and toilet facilities there. you would think that would appear attractive to the refugees. but people are reluctant, they are unsure about this move. for a couple of reasons. first of all, fingerprints are being taken of the people as they move into the new facility. also there is a fence around the perimeter. there are gates, and security standing on the gates. people are afraid once they are in, they may not be able to get out again. they are worried they will be registered and forced to apply

but as to whether there will be in any kind of accomodation for what this inquiry has pointed to, i.e the two men at the heart of this, andre lugovoy, and demitra ry going to face prosecution, i can't see a chance of that happening. lugovoy is a member of the russian parliament, and the russians have said there is going to be no extradition or internal prosecution of either of these two men. ♪ >>> there's been a bomb attack in the somali capitol, the beach view restaurant was reportedly the object of that attack. that story is developing, and we'll bring you more on it as get it. >>> the international criminal court is determining whether there is enough evidence for former uganda rebel commander to stand trial for crimes against humanity relating to a massacre in northern yuganda. malcolm webb spoke to community members who gathered to watch the court proceedings. >> reporter: dozens of people have gathered here because of the massacre that happened here in 2004, which dominic is being charged with ordering. people are watching proceedings on a tv, and there is an official here answe

the c-e-o said no one is losing their job, but the company could not afford to stop work to accomodate the religious ritual. s/dan ariens/ariens president & ceo "we respect the fact that they have their beliefs, they have to make a family decision we're not making an employment decision for them" after the announcement, only 15 of the company's 53 muslim workers showed up to work. ariens said the company will enforce the policy at the end of this month, and employees will have to make their final decision whether to continue working or quit. now to a 10 on your side recall alert, for something you may have packed for recalling raw cashew pieces. the company is pulling the nuts over a possible salmonella contamination. trader joes sold the affected bags in dozens of states including virginia and north carolina. if you have a bag of raw cashew pieces with a "best before" date that reads "7-17- 2016-t-f-4" do not eat it. return the cashews to the store for a full refund. could football helmets be any safer? designers say they think created the safest helmet in the game. the team debuted i

first: could they accomodate the additional animals at their elephant conservation facility? (jen) and... could they handle the extra waste, water and food? fox-13's aaron mesmer says: they originally gave themselves until 2018 to answer those questions... but figured it out, much sooner. 3 in just four months...a ringling brothers circus tradition spanning more than a century...comes to an end."certainly this is unprecedented for us. it's historical for ringing based feld entertainment -- ringling's parent company -- announced monday it's retiring its elephants two years earlier than first planned."it for our company to make. we're talking about 145 years of a the inital decision came in 2015...after animal rights activists accused the circus of abuse. something ringing denies. janice aria -- who cares for the animals -- says cities and counties across the country passed laws..making the continued use of elephants impractical."it's just become logically impossible to give them the continuity of care that they require." that means the 11 elephants currently touring the countr

they say the company is accomodating..... the problem is most of the workers are on the assembly line. if too many people leave at once - it creates problems for production. they say back in december, 11 people walked off the job. some didn't come bakc to work for three days in a row, so they were fired. the council on american islamic relations and cargill are in talks to see if there is a way to try and make things work when good morning las vegas returns... making those new year's resolutions is easy, but sticking to them is the hard part. next, we explore a way that could keep you on track this take a look at what happened near salt lake city yesterday. there was black ice on the road....and the driver just lost control. you can see the s-u-v just barely balancing on top of a barrier.... it looks like it could have rolled down the ravine at any moment. a trooper said the driver was extremely lucky. buckling up probably saved this guys life,. he could have easily been thrown right out of the car. cloudy skies take over for

but professors are expected to accomodate for students who traveled to arizona for the game...for now live in clemson news. 3 dont forget to tune in tonight at 7 right here on fox carolina for our special report "undefeated: clemson's return to the championship." we'll be going in depth on the tigers first shot at the national title since 1981. 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 3 clear skies tonight will allow temperatures to plummet into the low to upper 20s. winds will pick up on tuesday as highs approach the low 50s in the upstate and mid-40s in western north carolina. keep an eye out for a slight chance of snow flurries along the tennessee border late in the day on tuesday. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching: accidentsw. parker rd@ blue ridge drmcadoo 3 3 back to you guys: 3 i'm live at the bon secours wellness arena in downtown greenville where *thousands are expected to gather for tonight's national watch party! tell you how watch parties and plans across our area are the hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're

people lined up at sunrise just to get into the 20,000 tickets were handed out, but the venue only accomodates 1400. hillary clinton is picking up a major endorsement. planned parenthood is backing the democratic front-runner. the formal announcement will happen on sunday in manchester, new hampshire. it' s the first time planned parenthood has endorsed a presidential candidate in the primary. emily: right now two people are being held in the u.s. on terror-related charges. in california, a syrian refugee is charged with lying to federal investigators about his travels to fight in that country. the fbi says mohammed younis al jayab started planning to travel to syria as early as october, 2012. court documents allege he sent various messages to unidentified people overseas. fbi agents say in april he talked with another person about a battle in syria saying, "god willing you will have your chance to shoot. the most shots i made with it in my life was in the biggest battle i participated in. just shooting, spraying, spraying." in texas, a 24-year-old man was indicted on three charges of trying t

the c-e-o said no one is losing their job, but the company could not afford to stop work to accomodate the religious ritual. s/dan ariens/ariens president & ceo "we respect the fact that they have their beliefs, and their faith and i completely respect their faith and their beliefs they have to make a family decision we're not making an employment decision for them" after the announcement, only 15 of the company's 53 muslim workers showed up to work. ariens said the company will the policy at the end of this month, and employees will have to make their final decision whether to something you may have packed for lunch. trader joes is recalling raw cashew pieces. the company is pulling the nuts over a possible salmonella contamination. trader joes sold the affected bags in dozens of states including virginia and north carolina. if you have a bag of raw cashew pieces with a "best before" date that reads "7-17- 2016-t-f-4" do not eat it. return the cashews to the are feeling temperatures in the single digits. you might say at that temperature you could be frozen stiff. people in minnesota

they're planning to set up six sites on the strip to accomodate voters who have to work. the democratic caucus is on saturday, february 20th--- starting at 11 a-m. the voting sites will be set up at the new york-new york, caesars palace, rio, harrah's, paris and wynn. it's part of an effort to get more voters to the polls. the state party also has facebook ads that raise the prospect of a donald trump presidency to get more democrats to vote this year. the republican caucus will take place on february 23rd. and as the race for the white house heats up... candidates are sprinting across iowa making their final pitch to voters. but as victor blackwell reports--time is running out. --reporter pkg-as follows-- caucus -- as the nation's first true electoral test hovers above iowa. and the final weekend push for candidates to get their message out... (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) "i would rather under promise and over to know what i have you help me do it." democrat hillary clinton closing the day with a rally featuring her two husband and former president bill

a look at how hotels are accomodate milennials. when you travel in 2016 -- you may notice some new trends taking hold ...and you can thank millennials for making it happen. details from nbc's chris clackum. (nats: traveler with carry on bag) millennial business travelers are :06 - :16) "millennial business travelers have money to spend but they're not brand-loyal and they're looking for an authentic experience, more technology-driven experience when they're staying at hotels." the latest..rooms without a desk... because millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area.. than their room. now, the 20 and 30-somethings are getting credit for what's called "bleisure" travel. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :34 - :38) "this is the business traveler who tacks on leisure travel to their trip, hence 'bleisure' travel" orbitz editor jeanenne tornatore says that means hotels are offering business travelers ...even more leisurely things to do. ...and notes that the airline industry is taking notice

he's in even more spare accomodations in jail -his new prison mugshot showing his we can now see mexican drug lord "el chapo" in a prison outfit. mexican officials released his new mugshot yesterday. it shows "el chapo" with his head shaved, wearing a gray prison shirt. he is now back in the maximum- security prison he escaped from last year. the u-s is fighting to have him extradited on seven drug- related indictments. but a mexican judicial source says it could take more than a year for that to happen. jessica rae: iranian revolutionary guards seized 10 american sailors in the persian gulf yesterday. the americans were on small naval boats equipped with moloney has the story. "days before the iran nuclear deal was to be put in action -- iran detained american sailors. the nine men and one woman traveled on navy boats similar to this one. u-s officials say the two small vessels were on their way from kuwait to bahrain. but somehow the boats ended up in iranian waters -- near farsi island -- which according to iranian media reports -- is where the iranian revolutionary guard corps patrol

they are planning to set up six sites on the strip to accomodate voters who have to work. the democratic february 20th--- starting at 11 a-m. the voting sites will be set up at the new york-new york, caesars palace, rio, harrah's, paris and wynn. it is an effort to ramp up participation in the caucus. the republican caucus will take place on february 23rd. filling up can take a toll on the wallet. buwht at if you're being charged... when gas isn't even flowing? that happened here in the valley, so fox5 went to find out what was going on. you can get a in the desert-- minute drive... the fun lee canyon has to offer. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. live from las vegas. you're watchi

they say the company's unwillingness to accomodate them is discrimination. 2 supers :18 - :39 runs 21 seconds imam hasan abdi says: "if someone tells you, 'you pray on your break,' and the break time is not the prayer time? it will be impossible to pray." ibrahim mehemmed says: "we pray by the time. so they say, 'if you guys don't pray at the break time,' they give us this (unemployment) paper to just leave." adan hurr says : "if they got fired now, there's no way they'll get to stay in green bay. they'll have to move." on saturday, the local american- islamic relations group called on the company to allow workers to pray at home using the previous policy until the dispute is settled. an arizona wildlife group is caring for a pair of abandoned baby also known as skunk pigs, javelinas are small animals with hooves, native to central and south america. workers say they found the babies, but their mother had already died. so they've been handfeeding the babies using syringes until they can have solid foods. 1:06 - 1:26 runs 20 "when they first came to us they still had their umbilical co

criticism about how it is handling the situation here by starting to build a warmer drier, drier camp, accomodationswould house about 1500 refugees. they are using containers which they are turning into dormitories with about 12 bunk beds in each. you would think that would appear attractive to the refugees. but people are reluctant. they are unsure about this move for a couple of reasons. first of all, fingerprints are being taken of the people as they move into the new facility. also there is a fence around the perimeter. there are gates, and security standing on the gates. people are afraid once they are in, they may not be able to get out again. they are worried that they might be forced to register in france or sent back to their country of origin, and they won't be able to try to kin their journey to the united kingdom by jumping on the backs of loris or trains. >>> the world economic forum has revoked its invitation to north korea for its up coming meeting in switzerland. tensions have been raised between the countries after north korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb last week. harry

says "open" at blue ridge shooting sports in greer.they altered and added a little extra time to accomodate customers.and made an extra sale.((nat break))but the owner and customers are firlmly against altering or adding any new federal gun regulations. regulations.10:32:41 it's death by a thousand cuts, death by a thousand cuts of legislation and any step toward that brings us that much closer to more and more regulations."3 president obama is recommending gun regulations he says - could keep guns out of the wrong hands.he wants anyone who sells guns to have a license to sell them and checks. 3 10:17:27 "any new regulations, keeps up with the old regulations enough to throw they enforce the regulations already on the books, i think we would have a safer community. instead of throwing new stuff - just regulate what's there.saying it now takes almost a week for background checks already.he says - if criminal can't buy guns legally - they turn to and increase the underground market.((owner))10:21:34 "criminals come in here, they lie on the forms and some of them say no, i didn't committ any c

reading a report from him regarding the board of appeals the board heard 35 appeals for the contest accomodation, llc the appellants have a signed permit for 35 locations, however, the permits self-meet the definition that were amended by that interim controls in 2014 and proximity controls in 2013 the appellant didn't modify the permits so the permits were denied the appellant which had entered into a settlement to have's the enforcement argued they shouldn't be subject to the definition the settlement live all the time states it is subject to the controls and in a, in fact, at the time of review the board anonymously denied the appeal the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday and one item of interest is the legacy business legislation at the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness discussed and reviewed the process within office of small business commission representatives from supervisor campos and supervisor peskins office the goal to device a process for the commission and the historic preservation commission to review applications in a timely manner with minimum burden on

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the c-e-o said no one is losing their job, but the company could not afford to stop work to accomodate the religious ritual. s/dan ariens/ariens president & ceo "we respect the fact that they have their beliefs, and their faith and i completely respect their faith and their beliefs family decision we're not making an employment decision for them" after the announcement, only 15 of the company's 53 muslim workers showed up to work. ariens said the company will enforce the policy at the end of this month, and employees will have to make their final decision whether to continue working or quit. new this morning, lawmakers will vote this week on more flexibility for school lunches. tomorrow the senate agriculture committee is set to vote on changes for healthy meal requirements. it would ease whole grain requirements, and delay an upcoming deadline to cut sodium levels. some schools complained about the requirements, and called them burdensome. a battle over gun control in virginia is brewing in richmond. supporters and critics rallied at the state capitol yesterday. those against gun cont

those stables would only accommodate about the 75 horses compared to the 220 or so now that are accomodated here in the city. so there would still be dozens and dozens of carriage drivers who would lose their job. in exchange though, the city would potentially pay, give buyouts, if you will, to those carriage drivers. that seems to be sticking point here. the teamsters union says yes, there are discussions going on. they are productive discussions. however, there's been no final deal reached. the mayor's administration is hoping to reach a deal between the two sides by this friday so they can get a bill in front of the city council's transportation committee meeting which will meet this friday. there is some movement here, guys. no deal yet but again this could be, this could preserve the horse and carriages in the park, that's the story from tne west side stables. pretty quiet out here this morning. nobody out here yet because it is in fact so cold. greg and rosanna, back to you. >> got you there, ben, thanks a lot. when you ride in the carriage they gave you a blanket. rosanna they gave a

reading a report from him regarding the board of appeals the board heard 35 appeals for the contest accomodation, llc the appellants have a signed permit for 35 locations, however, the permits self-meet the definition that were amended by that interim controls in 2014 and proximity controls in 2013 the appellant didn't modify the permits so the permits were denied the appellant which had entered into a settlement to have's the enforcement argued they shouldn't be subject to the definition the settlement live all the time states it is subject to the controls and in a, in fact, at the time of review the board anonymously denied the appeal the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday and one item of interest is the legacy business legislation at the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness discussed and reviewed the process within office of small business commission representatives from supervisor campos and supervisor peskins office the goal to device a process for the commission and the historic preservation commission to review applications in a timely manner with minimum burden on

reading a report from him regarding the board of appeals the board heard 35 appeals for the contest accomodation, llc the appellants have a signed permit for 35 locations, however, the permits self-meet the definition that were amended by that interim controls in 2014 and proximity controls in 2013 the appellant didn't modify the permits so the permits were denied the appellant which had entered into a settlement to have's the enforcement argued they shouldn't be subject to the definition the settlement live all the time states it is subject to the controls and in a, in fact, at the time of review the board anonymously denied the appeal the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday and one item of interest is the legacy business legislation at the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness discussed and reviewed the process within office of small business commission representatives from supervisor campos and supervisor peskins office the goal to device a process for the commission and the historic preservation commission to review applications in a timely manner with minimum burden on

makers choose to do on a project review is a different question but there's a legal matter after accomodation with the city attorney the density bonus provision is available for people in san francisco that want to make use and by comparison that local option has hire more predictability and sort of narrowed set of benefits we think that as follows san franciscans will be more acceptable of the wide open possibility under the state density bonus whether we have enough single-family sized units questions about the process we're not changing the process all the projects come forward to you and a number of other questions which will come up in the hearing we're glad to address after the hearing today or in detail at our continued meeting in april so we are anxious it hear after you hear the testimony what your particular questions are so we have focus now between now and the april meeting so with that, i'd like to introduce conner johnson from supervisor president london breed's who will talk to the removal the rent-controlled units piece of the legislation. >> connecticut >> hello commissioners

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we were, my staff was, very illustrious staff, hotel accomodations i was like in gitmo.had us in lockdown environment because they didn't want us to wander too far. they thought as a bone they threw to me, you're near denny's, neil, near wendy's. just telling we can leave the compound which is a little late because we're now leaving charleston later today. but i digress. everything comes back to me and what is it going on and that would be a little self-absorbed. one thing i noticed on debate in fox business, all the candidates and various ideas about turning this economy around, now to a man and woman they have been talking about cutting taxes you know what is really bigger theme, it delights my next guest, getting handle on all rules and regulations which straddle companies with a lot of mindless, numbing paperwork, lawsuits, legal responsibilities and like. talking about former sec chairman harvey pitt who has been bemoaning this, gosh, as long as i've known him. harvey, they all see to say that almost matters as much, if not more than cutting taxes. why is it such a

i know bob plant hold us go younger generation we were not involved under the drafting and the accomodation we should have had on the 7 i hope that spirit continues into next wenls centered persons meeting we want to come in with a regulationy language covering the issues i said to add a couple of other things to that was mention is a question how to define the members nonprofits come in all sort shapes and fruit for what a member is for a nonprofit is different than another i think it will take a a lot to define what is a member to make sure that everyday activities handing out newsletters didn't leave some organizations at risk more than others that relates to staff times and communication nonprofits carry staff we don't outsource a lot of our work how do we count the communication or research reports that's another question we need to determine and lastly news letters we try to community our message how is some of our newsletters get counted or not as expenditures towards lobbying we're trying to keep our members here a conversation that is carefully crafted legislation we selected to co