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from afar. watching and rooting this week. as he moved his arm for the first time. now nick received 65 hundred dollars in prejudices to help phaouf move the family back home. >> . they aren't the only ones impressed by the idea. this is just a small sample of the hundreds of people who have pledged to take part. in the very same fund raise fundraiser. on sunday. >> . thousand sit ups. >> i'm pledging to do two thousand. >> . it's going to be awesome. >> . awesome indeed. that fundraiser is far from all the community has all kinds of things going on. there's a spa spaghetti fundraiser. and contractors pledged to remodel the families phoepl. home. when they return. for all the information and how you can help. go it kdvr.com. >> some bills introduced include equal pay for women. ability to leave work for conferences. and making collecting rain water legal. the governor will deliver his tomorrow. >> . new developments in the drama the restaurant ceo says he's hopeful they will call this over soon. the out break began in october. infecting dozens across nine states. >>

the last two decades, it has been a national movement to micromanage teachers from afar. to increasingly minute and prescriptive state and federal regulations. california has successfully fought that movement and has now changed its overly intrusive test heavy state control to a true system of local accountability. we also know that the state has made other commitments. once we have yet to fully pay for. our retirement liabilities and lifelong health benefits for state and university workers otal $220 billion. each year, the budget must allocate billions to slowly chip away at these obligations. we have taken steps to reduce the future costs of these pensions and put the teacher system back on its solid fiscal building. -- footing. still we have more to do. today, we have set aside a total amount to pay for 72 billion of future retiree health benefits. these liabilities are so massive, that ignoring them will not allow us to pay them off. in a year or two or even in 10. this little sex fashion and emotion of chipping away with an obligation of three decades to pay for som

. >> people can expect bands coming afar away as tulsa, oklahoma. booker t. washington high school band and other places like miami. we'll have 15 floats and non- profits and businesses through the parade. they can look for very spectacular event on monday january 18th at 11:00 a.m. >> these bands from very entertaining. >> yes, indeed. these are performing bands that people love to come see that have the art form of the high stepping sound. these bands wait all year to do a special salute for dr. king. they'll do a tribute marching that parade route of 1.5-miles down central avenue and bay shore drive on the gulf of mexico. they'll put on a fabulous performance. >> reporter: this has been a tradition in st. pete for decades. people really turn out for this. >> oh yes. 31 years ago, january 20, 1986 we had a vision to do a traditional parade in honor of dr. king. st. petersburg is the proud originator and architect of the parade for honoring doctor king. >> reporter: it is such a great event. it is fun to watch. the underlying message of this is honoring dr.

i will watch from afar and support from afar. that's about it. >> reporter: two of the most bitter rivals in the english premier league kick off in the next few minutes. liverpool are ninth. arsenal are looking to reclaim top stop from leicester when they travel awake to face stoke. the top three are in on sunday. real madrid kicks off in an hour. they are four points of madrid. barce host another. in less than 24 hours novak djokovic begins the first grand slam of the season in melbourne. he has won this tournament four of the past five years. he kept up with tradition handing out chocolates to journalists on the eve of the tournament. he himself will be hoping to continue a sweet start to the season. >> 2015 was the best season in this year of my life undoubtedly and i will try to obviously carry that confidence into a new season, this being one of the most important and most press at this stageous tournaments we have. -- prestigious. in my case this has been the most successful grand slam tournament. every time i go back there

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your home.. it causes health issues and could be dangerous... keep your distnace and respect from afar." the oxbow nature study area is open daily from eight to four... you can explore it yourself... "we have picnic areas and benches a lot of people com ehere on their lunch, its easy access, great place to bring kids on the weekends." or check out one of the programs from the department of wildlife. programs so you can learn about whats around us u dont notice in the concrete jungle." in reno chris buckley kolo 8 news now. a 39-year-old minden man was arrested last night on a felony battery charge after allegedly kicking a carson city sheriff deputy. they say andrew james hettrick refused after he was asked to leave a north carson bar. when deputies were called to remove him.. hettrick allegedly began kicking at officers, striking one of them before a taser was used to subdue him. he is being held on 30- thousand dollars bail. on charges of resisting arrest. secret witness is offering a 15-hundred dollar reward for the arrest and prosecution of a man who robbed a yesterday morning. it

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. >> they look like teddy bears from afar. stuffed animals or something. >> spacex made space history weeks ago at the cape. >> now it plans to make history days. this was the scene last month where spacex became the first company to send a rocket into orbit and safely land it upright on a pad at the cape. since then, spacex teams say the rocket appears to be flawless and could easily fly again. >> but on january 17th, they're going to try to land it again on one of their robot barges, but this time in the pacific off the coast of california. the company says a sea landing we will keep you posted on how all of this goes. so exciting stuff. >> it really is, yeah. >> well, you've probably heard amazon wants to use drones to deliver your goods, because we've done stories on this several times, but we're learning more tonight about disney's plans to use a fleet of drones to dazzle its guests. two years ago, we told you how disney filed for a patent on a system to use drones in its theme parks to carry puppets or lights. at the tim

d afar i'm concerned, he saved h life. >> the man was taken to the spital with broken bones, but he isharg him with driving under the influence. >>> a greyhound bus driver said he was fatigued and even spp involved in a ddly crash. two women died, eight others injured when the bus flipp and landed on the median on a san driver asked subt a bod the samp for drugs and alcol which is routine in situation like th. no charges he been filed. ♪ >> republicans president call up a key eorsent tonight.icked conservative favorite sarah palin jumped tmp tight at an event in ames, iowa. and palin says she is in it to win it and trump is her candate. >> he bei the oy one who is willing, the guts to talk about thessues that nd to be spoking and talked about on his sleev theest of some of the establishment candites wanted to dustnd hide and dn't want to talk about positions untile brought him up. >> palin john mccain's nningma in 2008nd since then one of t most o spoken conservatives in the republican par. >>> in the race for t demoac nomination a new poll sws bernie sanders gaining on hillary clinton

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maybe it is a good thing they look on from afar. >> this is their management style. they have entrusted this now to run their franchise from a football operations that is kind of what they co. they hire somebody, let them do their job. and he has the com of the roster, and so for better or worse, a lot of us would have liked it, but it is not unusual for them to do it this way. >> yesterday the cardinals' offensive coordinator and today they're interviewing sean mcdermott for the head coaching job. the buccaneers g.m. was for the first two candidates in his previous stops so far the two appear to be quota fillers until he sits down to interview bucs' offensive coordinator. and one of the nfl's top coaching candidates off the board st. dolphins named the bears' offensive coordinator adam geats as their new head coach making him the ninth front man since 2004. the youngest head coach in the league. >>> in the afc wild card playoff openers, the chiefs lead the texans a the half 13- 0. niles daiftsdz led off the game with a 106-yard return for a score. four of houston's

the forties just a couple of clouds by nine o'clock start to fall into the upper thirties and from afar in one spot not to be the case as we head into tomorrow morning will average a doubt say low tonight around forty degrees with mainly clear skies and thirty one spots mid forties along the coastline as we go to the day tomorrow mostly sunny skies just a passing cloud or two of near sixty degrees by the midday hours into the afternoon will top out in the mid to upper sixties very mild almost twenty degrees above normal for this time of year look for more sunshine as we head into the afternoon hours. looking ahead towards tomorrow even notice a few clouds moving overhead and a mild start to the day on monday is right around fifty degrees outside chance of a passing shower along the southern outer banks otherwise more partly to mostly sunny skies on monday into the mid sixties by the midday hours in some seventy degrees on monday partly sunny skies before cole from moves through in the tuesday of the spot on forecast calling for plentiful sunshine today we had those sunny skies and four

campaigned on his prowls and managing sandy and other emergencies, but this one, he'll watch from afar. >>> you may remember early in jaimeral team mayor de blasio was criticized and he reveals the city's plans. no matter how much snow we get, the city is ready to deal with it. the first task to keep the city's 6 thoub miles of road mayor's point, 1,650 snow plows and 779 trucks and sanitation workers have in assigned to two 12-hour shifts starting friday at 7:00 a.m. with 2,400 workers per shift. the mayor is taking a different approach to handling mass transit this year. andrew siff has the details and he's at penn station. andrew? >> it's worth keeping in mind and we'll get to this in a moment and the state controls whether mass transit runs. the mayor did take his fair share of blame when the system shut down last year, even though the blizzard missed us. more on that in a moment, but, first, even though you've been advised to stay at home during this storm, officials know that some people do have to get to work and if you do, the trains will be running. what a difference a year ma

we have been sharing from afar as much as anyone and now we are certainly looking forward to fans maybe focusing more on basketball and watching us against duke. they need to play consistently well, and i think they have done more of that. in points, but it is assist numbers. it is taking care of the ball. it is getting other guys involved. >> meanwhile, the coach k returns ttthe well. he is actually 2-0 in that building. you remember his duke team won in the 2002 ncaa tourney. >>> now the football title game also provides the backdrop for number 19 usc's game this evening. the unbeaten gamecocks try to go back that way. they go back against alabama. >> every football fan and player and cab i don't know and the trophy and everything will be inside that gym, so i'm anticipating with a win for them just an unbelievable environment that we're going to walk into. >>> the gamecocks trying to for their first 3-0 sec start since 1996-1997. by the way, missouri today admitted wrong doing in its basketball program. they took themselves out of any post-season tournament. that impacts how many am

. >> and riders can weigh in on whether a price increase is afare hike both stories affect a lot of people. on average more than a million of us ride the t or bus. >> talk affair hike doesn't go over well with wide riders delay. paul burton is live in cambridge. >> reporter: any thought to paying more ride the mbta is upsetting to commuters many who feel the system let them down. tonight riders can voice their strong opinions about potential spoke to many commuters upset >> unreliable. >> mediocre. >> reporter: commuters take redth red line -- taking the red line are upset. they reported severe delays. hour speed restriction for a portion of the red line. that has cascading impacts across the whole length of the red line for any portion of the red line. >> reporter: speaking at mass d.o.t. fiscal and management control board meet owing physicians say the red line delays that slowed monday morning's commute will impact the evening rush hour as well. and it didn't take long for people to vent frustration on social media. craig tweets just ticked past the one hour mark on my mbta red line rid

. >> maybe not directly in the city but at least overlooking it from afar. as we take you across the river here from the del rare river, palmyra cove nature park where we are taking the shot f1 of the favorite network cameras, especially days like there is you get the beautiful clear crisp view, of the city skyline, and currently at 38 degrees out there, but you can actually make out the light of the city. haven't been able to do that all that often as of late. that will changes here today and moving forward. so storm scan3, quiet as can be at this point. you she ground clutter between baltimore, dc, don't worry about it, not rain, not anything that will affect us, what we call ground clutter, radar 101, sometimes you can pick up these oddball abstract things on the radar, not precipitation, that's exactly what that s storm scan3, clear as a bell at this point in terms of precipitation. we do have some clouds, higher in the atmosphere, you don't have low feelings this time. you don't have poor visibility to contend w but do you have a chill. you're down belo

>> even from afar he thinks of me. >> we're going over to david's house after this. >> you're all welcome the helicopter to pick you guys up. we have two feet of snow over here. >> keep the flask at home. >> absolutely. >> football games, the flask in the pocket. >> inside. have it inside. >> great tip. that's a great tip. drink, have it inside. >> not outside. in front of the football game, in front of watching sunday house call, i'll let you have a glass of wine. >> good deal. okay. well, by the way, the storm is behind us and the snow has stopped falling, so does that mean that you should head out for your morning run? good question coming up, the doctors give us a breakdown of the dos and don'ts of exercising in the cold. listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fa

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one of the hardest hit areas was near the city of tal afar in northern iraq, where 11 air strikes destroyed 9 bunkers and four bridges used by isis fighters. tenney says: "that city is about 40- miles west of mosul, an isis stronghold, which is the next big target for iraqi forces to retake early this year. in washington, garrett tenney, fox news." donald trump holding his first rally of 2016 in donald trump holding his first rally of 2016 in mississippi on saturday. pu presidential candidate called political climate pathetic." he also took aim at the media saying "crooked." on the iran deal and discussed his plan to end illegal immigration. "we're gonna build a wall. we're gonna let people come into the country but they're coming into the country legally. there's none of this going through." trump says the task of building a wall on america's southern border would be quote -- "easy." 25 years in orbit... nasa looks back at one of their most influential telescopes. a daring rescue... how one man risked his life to every morning these men ate a tired breakfast and had a tired day. they weren

clemson's just making the beginning of it." it." 3 3 "it made me really proud just watching from afar, how well they did all season just watching all season long. i'm just really excited for the future of this program. but it's hard to win a game when we had as many mistakes as we did. and that's just going to be motivation for this team future.""the tigers simply 3 couldn't recover from the big plays... 70 percent of alabamas yards came on just eight plays.. four of them for 50 or more. 3 but for a good chunk of the game it seemed like clemson was dominating... just a heartbreaking loss.. more recaps coming up at the top of 3 now before the game even started -- a clemson alum received quite the honor in glendale.major matthew "diesel" mayer led the squadron of fighter jets flying over the stadium.this is video of their practice flight monday afternoon. afternoon.clemson alumnus...and mauldin high graduate...captain casey "deuce" manning also joined mayer in the fly over. 3 and as the clock clicked down on last night's game and the alabama lead grew.. clemson fans started trickling ou

the men here today soared into a dark sky and described from afar what they saw. in the process, they contributed to a better world here on earth. they assured america would lead the way. we owe it to them and to our nation not to abdicate our nation's role as the leader in space exploration. what they began, we are summoned to continue. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the administrator of the national aeronautics and space administration, mr. charles bolden jr. >> mr. speaker, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell, ms. pelosi, members of congress and honored guests, as we embark upon a next chapter of human space exploration, we stand on the shoulders of the extraordinary men we recognize here today. those of us that have had the privilege to fly in space follow the trail they forged. america's leadership in space and the confidence we can go farther into the unknown and achieve great things as a people rests on the achievements of these men. when 50 years ago this year president kennedy challenged the nation to reach the moon, to take longer strides toward a

it made me really proud just watching from afar, how well they did all season just watching all season long. i'm just really excited for the future of this program. but it's hard to win a game when we had as many mistakes as we did. and that's just going to be motivation for this team future."3 the tigers simply couldn't recover from the big plays... 70 percent of alabamas yards came on just eight plays.. four of them for 50 or more... 3 but for a good chunk of the game it seemed like clemson was dominating... just a heartbreaking loss.. more recaps coming up at the top of the hour... hour... 3 and as the clock clicked down on last night's game and the alabama lead grew.. clemson fans started trickling out of the stadium.this is video we shot as the game was ending. you can see by the large amount of orange that the was packed with clemson fans. 3 after a tough 3 loss in last nights national championship game-- tiger fans are trying to keep their heads high. high.the team still had a great season.ashley minelli is live for us on campus. ashley how is everyone holding up this morning? 3

from afar. it's beautiful. up close, maybe not so much. mark? >> that's how massive the system is. it's pulling the cold air down on our doorsteps. when it flows over the relatively light gulf stream this is the light air we are seeing this morning. winds are quicking pushing onshore. westerly flow. temperatures may warm up a few degrees, and the rain will not make much progress. take a look at this, it's alabama. snow is possible in florida, and we have seen it. it happens actually on the year. once you get storms this possibility. 56 in st. pete, and 52 in tampa. we are dealing with the cold air, and you're looking ated if i 40s through inverness and crystal river. the freeze watch is in effect. even with the cold temperatures, the clouds, the rain, the dreary start to the day, and even during the afternoon, temperatures are probably only going to top out at 54 degrees. the freeze will stay up through the day, and guts to 25, tomorrow it will be nicer. we are going to have good sunshine for sunday, and temperatures still below average, compared to what see this time of the year,

this is the vertical launch and then, an, broader view of the facility shown from afar. huge effort, not only across the department but the state department policy. all parties involved in making this a reality, from four years , six years ago, when it was announced. four years ago when it started. to finish it when we said we are going to finish is a test of -- testament to the entire team. certainly, phase two will augment phase one architecture. now seeinghat we are in spain, additional block one b missiles. enhancements to the to be -- awful group of flight tests that -- a whole group of flight tests that show that it could be conducted from shore. the engineering behind that is incredible. thisolks that thought of sent it, unmodified, to meet the timeframe that was necessary. this would not happened if it had been a different design. next chart. i cannot go a presentation without showing you the flight test video. show an important test. this test nominated, in terms of , and you can see the layout. c-17. play the video. this was an operational test, with sailors on

intesting conditions monday night into tuesda that's the time frame when we'll see our worst conditions afar w isncne >> dylan, thanks. california, three dangerous crimins are back in jail after escapedt ek. e fin twoere captured saturday, one day after their fellow inmate turd himself into police. stev person iive with more. steve, good morning. >> reporter: craig,or eight days those escaped inmates managed to stay at least one step ahead of more than dozen laenforcent departmes but only took the quick thinking of one citizen in san frcisco a policand bring them dn. for l enforcement in california, it was like waking up from a d dream. >> o of a sheff's wor nightmares. >> reporr: after a wee o anxiy and atate of excite, a cnce to exha. >> the eire state c brehe a sigh oflief. >> reporter: all t men who broke out of jai back in custod hossnaye and jathan tieu ptured 400 mway in this san francisco parki t. ceredid the qck thki of bystaerho spotted the stolen van and alerte officers. as police approached, hossain yeri fled onoot but dn't ge far.>> he was apprehended without fuhe incident. >>ep

sean: donald trump took on the rest of the republican field in iowa from afar. he skipped the debate and held his own rally a few miles away. without him on stage, ted cruz was thrust in to the spotlight. lana zak has a recap from des moines. reporter: good morning. even without donald trump on the main stage there were still plenty of memorable moments from the debate. most of those moments were about donald trump. it was the final debate before the first votes are cast in iowa and the national front runner was absent. felt. >> everyone on the stage ugly. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> if you guys say ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage. reporter: sending marco rubio up for the first of several applause lines. >> don't worry. i'm not leaving the stage no matter what you ask me. >> usa. usa. reporter: just a few miles away, trump held his own event. >> i didn't want to be here. i have to be honest. i wanted to be about five minutes away. reporter: he said he raised millions for veterans. and how is this fo

from afar we look at the empire state building and the sky is very clear. a decent night tonight. freezing though. that is a problem because there will be icy spots developing as today. the temperature is 35 degrees. the wind is calm. but the temperature falling down to freezing by 7:00 p.m., down into the upper 20s by 9:00 p.m. down into the mid 20s by midnight. a patch of clouds in the next few hours. then we clear things out. another look at the look at the width of this two to three-foot band of snowfall extending through central and northern new boroughs of new york city and long island. such a sharp gradient off to the north. northern parts of the county got just over a foot. so just in a matter of, say, 20 miles it was an 18-inch difference in snowfall. just incredible. in terms of the top snow storms, we were barely number two by a tenth of an inch. still the february 2006 storm which was a much less high impact event beating us out. 31 in middle town. you don't have as much snow pack up there. you're actually mild. 29 white plains. 32 on the island. a batch of clouds movi

think lindsey graham has been the one consistently that has talked about the dangers and threats from afar. have a disagreement on how to frame that. but i think -- their responses were expected from -- they're not veering from what they said in the past. nog new. they were disappointed and others were happy. patrick: chip, it is early, and thank you. >> i will take e r coffee in a second. allyson: this morning, reactions to president obama's state of the union are falling along predictable party lines. political analyst marc sandalow joins us live from our exclusive washington newsroom to discuss. good morning, marc. >> good morning. allyson: what does president obama want the country to take away from this speech? >> it was a rebuttal to what they've been saying on the campaign trail about obama. republicans for months of been talking y is weak and vulnerable and obama's main message was, get a grip. unemployment has been cut in half since he took office. the economy in the united states is the strongest in the world. the military, he says we're not facing any existential threats. this i

i'll watch and support from afar. if they want me to come speak to the guys, i will. that's about it >>> in less than 24 hours, they'll begin the defense of their australian open title at the girs grand slam in -- first grand slam in melbourne. the world's top ranged player won four of the last five and opens a defense against the south korean on monday. having won three of four slams, he's hoping to extend his winning form into the new season. >> 2015 was the best season and time of my life, undoubtedly. i'll try to carry that confidence into the new season, this being one of the foremost important and prestigious tournaments in sport. and, in a way it extracts the best from each player. in my case this has been the more successful grand slam tournament. every time i go back to rod laver arena they have these memories come back since the first win in 2008, and some of the epic marches played on the court. >> here are some of the standout maps on the opening day of play in melbourne. roger federer's in action. the number 3 seed playing george's nicholas backas veily.

. < that was our firir experience managing from afar. and we were failing miserably.> that's when they moved with their three girls north. and the business venture blossumed into much more. < as soon as we got up to the panhandle, i always like to say we were at the rightr place at the right time and we knew the right people. in 2005 is when we started natural prairie dairy farms. the intention was to just start with 500 cows and just see how it went. because we had never bene in the organan business at htat time. and i don't think we had even broke ground yet and we were already up to 3,000 cows> today, it's organic dairy has grown to 9 thousand cows today, with plans to bump that to 15 thousand by the end of 2016. [<"it's been a heck of a ride. we've been int eh right place and taken advantage of opportunites as we've gonene the organic dairy is supported by 40 thousand irrigated acres in texas and new mexico. the de jongs also kept their conventional operation, owning more cropland to feed those cows. with so many moving parts, the de

we can beat anybody. 3 3 3 "it made me really proud just watching from afar, how well they did all season just watching all season long. i'm future of this program. but it's hard to win a game when we had as many mistakes as we did. and that's just going to be motivation for this team going forward in e future." future." 3 the tigers held a 24-21 lead going into the fourth quarter...they had won *51 raight games when heading into the final 15 minutes of the game...but the tigers just couldn't hold on this time. 3 fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us now live from clemsona&. clemsona&.adrian while lots of fans are feeling down about last night's resulta&.players and coaches are looking at this in a completely different way right 3 cody while some of the areas newspapers headlines read "so close" and "heartbreak" the campus paper's headline reads "a loss doesn't mean its over" and that's exactly the attitude clemson players and coaches are taking 3 3 tigers fell just short last night vs the alabama crimson tidea&afterwards players credited a good bama team and some mistakes for the loss lo

alison: a place that is pretty from afar. jonathan: pictures do it justice. i'll let pictures do it. go on facebook are you going to iceland? not so much. alison: pretty, though. jonathan: coming up for us at 4:00 -- wait until you hear the story. boy's curiosity turns into a nati jonathan: trending now. it's official. guns and roses getting back together. axel rose and slash played kumbaya. they are going to be at the festival in california that is in the middle of nowhere. the member of the group sound system are also reuniting for the big event. huge concert in the middle of nowhere. alison: there you go. they are getting back together. exciting. how about this message in a bottle? it was sent adrift 28 years ago and foun on new year's eve. a little boy and his mother discovered the treasure along the mendocino coastline in california. >> my name is chris. i'm 10 years old and i live in sacramento. call me when you find this to let me know where it washed ashore. september 5 1988. alison: well it wasn't from tyrus but it is a one of a kind story. the lette

i will be watching from afar and taking note of what happens and studying this is part of our forthcoming report that comes out, i guess, right before the oscars >>> i want to hear what chris rock has to say about this. i do. thank you both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you >>> coming up next in oscar nominated documentary explores mental illness, the death penalties and brotherly love. i will talk to the directors of last day of freedom. >>> the department of veterans affairs estimates one out of three vietnam veterans suffers from ptsd. an oscar nominated documentary traffics one such vet. he didn't receive treatment. during a psychotic flash back he ran into an innocent woman's death and beat her to death. his brother found out and had atto decide whether to turn him in. have a look. >> oh, god, what will my neighbors think? will they think that i'm a bad person, that we're bad people? what will my mother think? would she understand that i had to do what i did? >>> my guests are the film's directors. welcome. it's good to have you on the program >> it's good to be here. >> thanks >>>

he's appreciated from afar. >> i got to experience that competitiveness over the last six or seven yearsn new york. it's always a tough place to come in here to play. i think the rotation itself starting with the pitching rotation is deep and talented. you have the best player in the national league possible owe earth hitting every night and it's just a good group hopefully and i can just help to add to the foundation that's been laid out here. >> finally, congrats to the life of the party on the line and also had a breakout year with six sacks and baker and his wife, proud parents of a baby girl this morning. baker's teechl maammate his ple advice and jokes for the new dad. >> did not participate with chris baker his wife had a baby girl. congratulations to chris. hopefully she looks like his wife. >> right now with a newborn, just get out of the way. let mama take care of everything and you know, come to work and play hard. >> do you think she's going to be a dancer like him? >> i'm pretty sure if she grows up watching her daddy dance for 18 years i'm sure she'll pick up something. >>

tack snow ( ) and finally for the birds, stringing cranberries an other i'm items and watch it from afar. >>ingrid: i like that. let's talk weather outside. we have had an interesting morning. we were below freezing. now we are at 40 in the asheville area. the winds picked up at 8. it is cold. because of the snow it take as while to melt and black ice is a threat for now. a wintry mix, i will tell you when that will come and then it will feel like spring. >>lauren: city buses are already hitting the roads this morning. the earliest they have in days following that weekend snow. we have the latest on the asheville recovery effort coming up live. >>holly: dot crews in henderson county are working to get the roads cleared. what's happened that may have put them behind. >>jay: services delayed, what postal workers stop by your >>holly: many schools remain closed including asheville and buncombe county. >>jay: some businesses are also closed or will reopen at a later time. >>ingrid: you can find the information on our web site, wlos.com. we also scroll all this information at the bottom of yo

the last two decades, it has been a national movement to micromanage teachers from afar. to increasingly minute and prescriptive state and federal regulations. california has successfully fought that movement and has now changed its overly intrusive test heavy state control to a true system of local accountability. we also know that the state has made other commitments. ones we have yet to fully pay for. our retirement liabilities and lifelong health benefits for state and university workers total $220 billion. aat is a -- that is assuming favorable return of 7.5% forever. each year, the budget must allocate billions to slowly chip away at these obligations. we have taken steps to reduce the future costs of these pensions and put the teacher system back on its solid fiscal building. still, we have more to do. to date, we have set aside a total amount to pay for 72 billion of future retiree health benefits. these liabilities are so massive, that ignoring them will not allow us to pay them off. and there is little satisfaction in the notion of chipping away with an obligati

from afar, way war fey. >> janine: from a distance. so we're going to hangut with our south florida winter. we can handle it. >> vtor: we'll keep the sand. you keep the snow. >> janine: that's going to do it for local10 news at 4:30. >> victor: here are laurie and calvin back for the news at fight of. >> laurie: right now on local10 news at 5:00 rolexobbers, they have struck again. we have the surveillance video of t t men were robbed of their expensive watches. >> calvin: and we're hearing from miami as a top cop after a officer was attacked at a casino. >> laurie: an uber driver attacked by a passenger and the video has gone viral. >> calvin: and millions of people in the north teener u.s. are bundling up for a major winter wallop. >> laurie: p ps, a new way for football coaches to protect their players from concussions, and if big idea is coming from here in south floridi. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> laurie: off the top at 5:00, two women caught on camera after they allegedly drugged and robbed

evan o'malley: i saw you from afar someplace, i should have shouted out. >> are you going down to houstonrow? >> where we going tomorrow? o'malley: houston. raising money for a day or two. here you go. thank you. >> can we do to more? it governor o'malley: yes. thank you. [indiscernible conversation] >> here we go. >> yep. >> looking good. >> thank you. see you. governor o'malley: thanks a lot. [indiscernible conversation] announcer: during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. announcer: on the next washington journal, we talked to sean higgins, senior writer with the washington examiner. then, with a week to go before the iowa caucuses, our guest is katrina vanden hoople, it editor of the nation. everygton journal is live morning at 7:00 a.m.. you can join the conversation live with your phone calls, and your comments on c-span and theater. and as wentdown is on approach the iowa caucuses, we are really the only place where you can watch these events unfold as they happen. whether it is a campa