. >> reporter: thick, black smoke, exploding ammunition and flying debris. neighbors say that it was like something that you would see in the movies. >> it was firecrackers. there was a lot of ammunition in the garage, and it was popping and it was very loud. >> reporter: firefighters got a call of a house fire outside of phoenix, but when they arrived they realized that there were more tn flames to battle. >> apparently want homeowner may ha been reloading ammunition in his garage something went wrong. one of our firefighters was struck in the face with a bullet. but fortunately, he had his mask o. and he was not harmed at all. >> ron delong, who recorded the fired off for half an hour or so, creating concern among the difference. >> those were bullets, you could tell the difference. >> reporter: miraculously no one was injured or killed, including the homeowner. >> he did have burns to his face and hands, so we transported him to the maricopaounty burn unit for treatment. >> reporter: thanks to the fast acting firefighters, the damage cane fixed. >> there

i think the thinking about additional ammunition is that the best ammunition we have and the single most reliable and predictable tool for affecting the stance of monetary policy is variations in short-term interest rates. as the economy has now gotten to a point where we are slowly reducing accommodation, we have the choice between selling off assets -- >> i'm talking about as the economy goes the other direction. i guess the question is, you have a loaded up balance sheet and people are beginning to observe that the fed is probably out of ammunition, unless you decide to go to negative rates. i'm not proposing this, i'm just observing what is happening around the world and what is happening in our own country. i think people are waking up and realizing the fed has no real ammunition left. you alluded to this some yesterday, but are you if things go south, which none of us hope they do, are you considering negative rates? yes or no? ms. yellen: the answer is we previously considered them and decided they would not work well to foster accommodation back in 2010. experience ofe european c

fire in the ammunition room! don't go out there, sir! it's a sea of flames! - it's a good thing i saw the smoke from the boat, sir. here! here! get one of these, sir! - what is it? - quick! hurry up there. oh, there goes the small ar ammo! - oh, sir. it's hitting the .50 caliber ammunition! - here, hit the deck, sir! hit the deck. hit the deck before the big stuff blows! keep down there, sir. it's gonna blow any minute! stay right down there, sir! stay down. stay down. - mchale? - yeah? - who are those people? - don't worry about that, sir. they're volunteers, sir. stay down! volunteers. - get down, captain, it's gonna blow! stay right down there, now, sir. here ya go. [all talking at once] - what's that, mchale? oh. the big ammo just went off, sir. yes, sir. oh, gruber! gruber? how's it going out there? - all clear, sir! i got the blaze under control. - well done, gruber! well done, men! here you go! there. how about that? huh? - mchale, you saved my life. when i think of all the nasty things that i've said about you and then you're running off into a blazin

they found a handful of unexploded ammunition last year in august. the analysis of this survey just came out and shows concerning objects were found closer to the residential area near green mountain, and now the state wants to investigate the backyards and front yards of 126 homes in the area. they just want to make sure nothing is there check your mail, not your e-mail, but your nail mail, your mailbox if you live in one of these areas. they are asking residents for permission to search their property. tomorrow, there's two meetings to get your questions answered. one at noon, and one again at 6:00 p.m. at rid rocks community college. i want to bring you back out here to show you hoe close the that gives you an idea of why the national guard is so concerned. in world war 2 there was no boundary they outlined for the practice area. the neighborhood started to develop in the 1970s, but there is no record to show they did any sort of investigation out here to look for, you know, live ammunitions back then, and a little concerning. residents i spoke wi

about additional ammunition is that the best ammunition we have in the single most reliable and predictable tool for affecting the substance of monetary policy is variations in short-term interest rates so as the economy has now gotten to a point where we're slowly reducing accommodation, we have the choice between selling offer assets or raising interest rates. >> i'm talking as the economy goes the other direction. i guess the question then is, so you got a pretty loaded up balance sheet. i think people are beginning to observe that the fed is probably out of ammunition, unless you decide to go to negative rates. and if you could, briefly, i'll not proposing this, i'm observing what's happening around the world and in our own country. i think people are waking up, realizing that the federally has no real ammunition left i allude to this yesterday. i have one more question, are you considering if things go south, which none of us hope do, are you considering negative rates? i know you had that question yesterday. yes or no? >> so the answer is we had previously considered them and decided

an artillery range, there are warning signs everywhere on all of the trailheads, there might be ammunition buried in the subdivision. in this neighborhood. >> quite surprised. like a bombshell in tte front yard. >> she's not alone, this public meeting, homeowners asked questions after learning pre- world war ii shells and ammunition could be buried here. >> we've seen bits and pieces and we thought it was ruuted pipe. now we know it wasn't. >> we need to do something. >> army nationnl guard and state health department explained, they uncovered 14 live shells and debris from ammunition. >> and in this open space and they're in our neighbors. why they're expanding the search. >> the older, the more unstable and it's better to remove them once and for all. >> some neighbors said the concern over explosives seems thhre are other dangers hidden on this hill. >> i'm more concerned with the rattle snakes. >> the next step before they can search these neighborhoods, they have to get permission from the homeowners. those homeewners will be asked to leave as a precaution. >>> aaple is now challengin

inside one box he dropped was hand gun ammunition he ordered for target practice. nothing actually broke but the impact scattered them across the brick pavement. >> the safety issue, you don't want to throw it around. and the box were cleared, they were small arms ammunition. >> reporter: we contacted ups about what happened. a public relations manager told us in an email, quote, we are investigating the incident. he says he contacted ups too but he get any answers. >> really seems like they just don't the care. >> that's wild with the ammunition obviously and then also, you order something fragile and you don't won't like that. >> investigating become easier when there's a camera rolling. >> yes. >> so you never know. >> when will people figure that out? >> a great report. >> well, clear skies but it is cold. a lot of people dressed up in the winter best. we have a freeze warning for citrus, hernando and sumpter counties and that's where the temperatures right now are below freezing. the purple shaded areas, which includes pasco, sarasota and manatee and highlands

this indictment says over a 2 1/2 year period, ata bought 63 firearms and 3500 rounds of ammunition, then traveled from charlotte to ghana. and later returned with more than $30,000. most recently, it says he hid an additional two dozen weapons and 3500 rounds of ammunition inside a washer and dryer and tried to have them shipped to ghana. u.s. customs found them. the indictment says he purchased several of the weapons locally, including -- and lied on the application saying the guns were for him. tonight, a manager told me he bought the guns online and they simply handled the paperwork. >> if it is true, that he has been doing it, then not in this house. >> his father firmly denies any knowledge of a drug trafficking scheme. his son is a good man and the accusations, enough to bring him to tears. i love him. i love him. i'm just praying. you know. >> and i asked his father why his son went to ghana. he believes he went there to visit his girlfriend and their child. reporting live in north charlotte, alexa ashwell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> channel 9 spoke with a former fbi agent

much is going to the operations, ammunitions? of the aid on the ground. they they have had 8,000 coalition air strikes since they started. they become more and more effective with more intelligence. we see more strikes against the i.s.i.l. oil operations, not just the fuel trucks, but also some of the transfer points for oil to try and cut off the flow of funds. also these air strikes have been very effective in enabling the local forces on the ground to move. in many cases they're the only reason that the local forces have been able to make progress. you can see that because the contrast is in afghanistan where the u.s. is not providing air strikes to the local forces in tightening the taliban. they're not making the kind of progress that we're seeing with some of the forces in iraq >>> so as you say, some of what they've been doing since august of 2014 is starting to pay dividends >> at the same time because of the presidential campaign there is nothing but criticism of this administration from both sides, from obama's own party and from the republicans

agents storming a tampa home hours ago, finding at least 8 pipe bombs, assault rifle and cache of ammunition. >> reporter: tonight the 24- year-old busted with those weapons is also accused of expressing antigovernment sentiment, some of it online. >> that's right. jacqueline is at the home with the latest there. >> reporter: michael ramos was renting a room inside this duplex. his girlfriend showed up this afternoon after his arrest and got her belongings and took off. she wanted no part of answering any questions. while she's shot shedding light on the arrest, look at the second amendment, and ramos' facebook page to get answers. he's posing with an assault rifle in front of a flag associated with american patriotism in disagreement with the american government. hours ago, three federal agencies searched the room he's they were tipped off on saturday and the tip was right. inside they found seven pipe bombs, ammunition, ac-47 and other bomb-making materials. >> inside the pipe bombs was black powder and also bird shot. >> reporter: tonight ramos' landlord is in disbelief. >> that guy, they

police say they also found ammunition inside the vehicle. a third escapee -- turned himself in on frid the orange county sheriff's department says she admitted giving the inmates maps and overhead photos of the area around the jail. the n-h-l is still dragging their feet on whether or not a team is coming to las vegas. expansion was barely addressed at the n-h-l board of governors meeting, saturday morning. but n-h-l commissioner gary bettman has said only las vegas and quebec city are in the running to land an expansion team booting out seattle. bettman says a ten-owner executive committee will eventually suggest if the how many teams the league should add- if any. and there doesn't seem to be a rush. bettman says -- "a lot of things have to be considered. we're not running a 60-minute game where the clock is

rounds of ammunition as a gift, which the afghan government said was a sign of deepening involvement by moscow in the conflict did foreign country. the russian embarrass -- the russian ambassador said they were willing to work with afghanistan to combat insurgency and drug problems. according to officials, the guns and ammunition were provided under an existing security agreement between the countries. it is dependent on foreign aid and afghan security forces struggle to secure the country and rising insurgency. >>> u.s. citizen who worked for more than a decade as a reporter for the new york times was found dead at her home in the dominican republic. her body was found monday at her apartment, where she moved with her husband in 2014. her husband has been questioned about the death of sarah kirchoff and an initial statement said she appeared to have died from asphyxiation. officials say the cause of death is not quite established and an autopsy is expected to take several days. it is a busy day on the east coast with delays out of new york, atlanta, lots of weather. the rest of us a

weapons and rounds of ammunition in a washing machine and drier and tried to ship them to ghana. customs found them before they left the united states. officials in u.n.c. greensboro are the latest to approve the renaming of a building remembering charles aycock. they voted to remove his name from the auditorium. he led the state from 1901 to 1905 promoted education but led white supremist campaigns. john: when president barack obama travels to cuba next month he will meet with raul castro but not his brother fidel. he will be the first president to visit cuba in nearly 90 president obama says his is unclear if they sceneescaped or something worse happen. is barbara: how much sleep you get can have a major impact on your health. according to the study more than a third of americans do not get enough sleep which is seven hours or more. those that don't get that much are putting themselves at risk for owebesityobesity, heart decease and other issues. they need to learn healthy patterns like going to bed at regular times and turning off the tv and other devices. john: bill kofbscosb

there was bombs laying all over the floor, all sorts of ammunition, all sorts of everything in that apartment. people knew that. i'd like to know who else knew it because they're almost as guilty and maybe just as guilty. i think you have to crack that and i think apple is absolutely in the wrong. >> okay. we're going to take questions from the audience. the first one is from munique. she's a democrat but democrats can vote in the south carolina primary. monique. >> mr. trump, my husband and i, we are democrats. we are also successful food entrepreneurs. a lot of the principles we use are directly from your teachings, the books we've read. so in the current administration, african-americans have felt as though they can do anything, be anything. if you're elected, how will you relate to the african-american community minority business owners, small businesses, do you have a plan? >> yes, i do indeed. so i have to say we have right now an african-american president. if you look at unemployment with african-american youth, monique, it's 58%, 59%, probably even higher than that. if you take afric

the minor would be allowed to possess a pistol, revolver, or ammunition. legislators debated the bill for about an hour with many arguing against it, calling the proposal ridiculous or absurd. >> what this bill does, the bill before us, again allows for one-year-olds, two-year-old, three-year-olds, four-year-olds to operate handguns. we do not need a militia of toddlers. we do not have handguns that i'm aware of that fit the hands of a one-year-old or a two-year-old. mollie: the bill is not expected could in the meantime, the house also passed a measure allowing snowmobile and atv operators to carry loaded firearms. a follow up now on a story we first brought you last night on the news at 10:00. that's when we told you how city workers digging a new grave at laurel hill cemetery left machine tracks over multiple flat stone grave sites. we were watching when des moines city workers were out this morning cleaning up the mess crews left behind. sunshine a little bit in parts of iowa has given way to clouds, but temperatures are still mild. let's check in now

thebut i think context of a fed that had already started a tightening cycle, i think this was the ammunition we were waiting for to suggest that the fed will continue to go come at the reality is that financial markets are getting in the way. alix: do financial markets need to reprice? >> here is the reality from what is happening from a monetary policy perspective. i can lay out a really sort of simple yet elegant case for why the fed should go based on fundamental grounds. unemployment rate drifts lower, the inflation story, but the reality is the fed sees financial conditions widen. it istell you that because of a couple of factors but thatular, doesn't matter. the fed will respond to the brought widening in financial conditions, and you don't get a hike certainly in march, maybe june if were lucky. joe: the arguments that the fed is missing its goals, there has been more recession talk this year than i can remember in a long time. had you way those? dismissive ofn recession broadly in the united states. the punchline upfront up front is that jobless claims are by far the single greatest

chair yellen: the thinking of additional ammunition, the best ammunition we have and the single most reliable and predictable tool for affecting the stance of monetary policy is variations in short-term interest rates. so as the economy has now gotten to a point where we are slowly reducing accommodation, we have the choice between selling off assets or raising -- senator corker: i'm talking about if the economy goes the other direction. and i guess the question then is, you have a pretty loaded up balance sheet and people are beginning to observe that the fed is probably out of ammunition unless you decide to go to negative rates. and if you could briefly, i'm not proposing this, but oak what is happening around the world and what is happening here in our own country. people are waking up and realizing that the fed has no real ammunition left. you alluded to this some yesterday. and i have one more question so i don't want this to be too long. are you considering if things go south, are you considering negative rates? yes or no. chair yellen: so, the answer is that we had previously

loaded with arms and ammunition, to the coastal points in south vietnam. this goes back to 1962, 1963. every year they would send a number of these trailers and wait until the dark of night, come into the shore, and viet cong would come out. it was discovered in february of 1965, they caught one of these guys and pretty much said, hey, this is an ongoing program. the boats came in along with coast guards, wpb's and other cover. they put a stop that. every time the enemy sent a trawler, it was forced to turn back or was destroyed. which put more pressure on the enemy to use the ho chi minh trail. it was difficult because of the geography and topography and distance. they had support of neutral cambodia. the prince, the guy in charge in cambodia, he worked out a deal with the north vietnamese and the chinese. he said, you guys can bring your ships in here to cambodia, but if you give a lot of money to cambodian trucking companies, it will be a fair deal. sure enough, they unload their weapons and ammunition's, put them on the cambodia truck, bring them to th

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also caught on camera, an setting off dozens of rounds of ammunition. officials say the home owner was reloading when something went wrong. the fire set off ploaxzs as bullets went off. one firefighter was even hit in the helmet. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. and a bus explosion on the london bridge angering some people in england. the explosion was filmed for an upcoming movie so some people say they didn't get there memo. thrai were freaking out. they went to social media, shared pictures and video, and they called it insensitive. most people would agree with good put that psa out if you're going to be exploding a video on a public bridge. >> why did we invent cgi. >> technology can do this. >> the forecast not so brutal, looks like we'll get a little bit of rain as we get into the latter part of this evening. and during the overnight, no thunderstorms. this is just the next push of cold arctic air, there it is right now, coming aco flrks, and arrive here some - - . georgia, plrks acon, and u - - . maco flrks. not a huge. 40 in melbourne, 30 t

. >>> tonight a former fit student charged with possession of ammunition. he wants his statements thrown out. today his lawyers convinced a federal judge to delay his trial so they can review 5 hours of fbi recordings. investigators say he did several things to raise their suspicion, including having ammunition in his hotel room and illegally obtained a hunting license. >>> the family of 2 brothers murdered on super bowl sunday say they still need help finding the killer. they were gunned down at stone bridge reserve. police say they were shot an killed as they got off an elevator. children and they are asking anyone who knows anything to come forward. >>> sea world wants to build a resort for guests. hired a person of several resorts to head this project. also the chief park operations has retired and will be replaced by the president of sea world san diego. >>> a shoe print led police to 3 teens accused of stealing guns and other valuables. they broke into a house yesterday and stole rifles, silver bars and coins worth $26,000. a deputy matched the shoe o

roy, investigators say they found ammunition in the garage where the little girl was playing. >> reporter: bob, child protective services said that child will be staying with other family members. we wanted to well being of that child following this investigation. >> sanford police tell me a toddler is lucky to be alive after she was shot in the hand while investigators say she was left alone in a garage that had a firearm, drugs and several rounds of ammunition tuesday night. >> it was 26-year-old erin davis and volia systems that were supposed to be caring for the child. >> they were placed under arrest for charges, child neglect and then also improper storage of a firearm. >> according to the report we were able to obtain davis and simms took the toddler to central florida hospital but when questioned by investigators their stories continued to change. they say neither simms nor davis would say who the gun belonged to. >> there was some inconsistencies in the stories that we were given. our investigators did determine that the juvenile was left unattended in a garage. >> after speaking

in the magazine, and there was also an amount of ammunition kind of spread throughout the garage. >> police are not releasing the relationship between the suspect and that toddler, to protect that toddler's identity. we do know that dcf is investigating. reporting from seminole county, fox 35 news. >> a bill encouraging more community service instead of handcuffs for juvenile offenders narrowly cleared a senate panel. >> sonni: now the same bill faces uncertain tattooer the house. >> a key change to the bill. the age of the offender and now the bill could be doomed. that would get citations for minor crimes like alcohol possession or drug possession and other minor crimes would no longer be arrestable offenses instead would require police to hand out citation. the jude dish area committee held a meting without hearing the bill, leaving it in limbo. >> this in no way shape or form is letting them off but it's taking a young person and, rather than throwing them into a criminal justice system and giving them a brand for the rest of their life and an arrest record, it gives them a secon

narrator: the lra raids the 1,900 square mile park with impunity and trades ivory for arms, ammunition, food, and cash. their trading partners include the armed forces of sudan. sudan is a country designated by the u.s. government as a state sponsor of terrorism. hutson: one particular former lra fighter said that he was with a group who shot six elephants on kony's orders, and they hand carried the tusks through central african republic. and they went to the kafia kingi enclave on the border of sudan, and there in the presence of joseph kony, they sold the ivory to a sergeant in the sudan armed forces. narrator: garamba is a converging point for military units from several countries looking to kill elephants. hutson: so you've got the lra rebels, you've got armed forces from sudan, from south sudan, and from uganda all competing with fardc, the congolese forces to poach the last wild elephants that remain in the park. narrator: these units come armed with satellite phones, night vision goggles, and ak-47s. elephants are also shot from helicopters, as was the case with 22 elephants kil

inside was hand gun ammunition the man ordered for target practice. the impact scattered cartridges across the brick pavement. >> safety issue of that. something you don't want to throw around. the boxes were marked they were' small arms ammunition. >> reporter: ups issued a statement about what happened. a public relations manager said in an e-mail "we're investigating the incident." >> it seems like they don't care. >> reporter: he says he tried to contact ups but he didn't get any answers himself. still ahead getting a second chance. the new program that takes people living behind bars and gives then opportunity then at 6:00 follow catch a driver linked to this hit-and-run caught on camera. >> jadiann: the new plan put in place to give whitey bulger's money to the families of his victims. stay with us. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a co

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> this morning the faa is investigating this helicopter crash. this put three people in the hospital including a 16-year-old boy who has critical injuries. this crash happened at pearl harbor this hawaii. it's not clear why. ntsb investigator is expected at that site today. >>> send kids to apovercrowded school or one where they have it wake up earlier in the morning? the prince george's county board of education is considering redrawing school lines in southern maryland. the plan would reduce overcrowding at accokeek academy but would send students to another school 20 minutes away. and they would start the day at 7:30. >>> a look at your weather today. chilly right now definitely. >> you're not kidding. it is frigid out there this morning. overall a weather day for you,

. >> they found drug paraphernalia and a number of magazines with ammunition inside and an amount of stray ammunition throughout the garage. >> reporter: police say while interviewing sims she repeatedly changed her story while davis refused to give a statement. the couple were taken to neglect charges and have since bonded out. >> it just goes to show if you have a firearm, it's your responsibility to house it, store it in a safe manner, especially if you have juveniles that can come in contact with it. it could be devastating results if that happens. >> matt: de .c.f. says it's investigating the case. both children are now with family members. >>> it's been three weeks since a bad storm over the atlantic battered a royal caribbean cruise ship. since then the cruise liner was repaired and sent back out to sea. >> ginger: but one passenger said his trip at the beginning of february did more harm than good. now he says royal caribbean should pay. here's details on a lawsuit he just filed. >> lisa: bruce simpson says he was thrown 18 feet across his room when anthem of the seas sailed

inside one box he droppp was handgun ammunition he ordered for target practice. nothing actually broke, but the impact scaered cartridges across the brick pavement. >> the safety issue of that, and the boxes were marked with small arms ammunition. >> a public relations manager told us in an email, quote, we're investigating the incident. halverson says he cooacted ups, too, but he didn't get any nswers. >> it really seems like they just don't care. >> reporter: haller haveson told me he'd be happy just to get an apology from that delivery guy. outside the ups store in cooper city, julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >> all right, julia, thank you so much. >>> a passenger had to get escorted off an alaska airlines flight, but it's what he was saying as he was escorted off that's getting some attention. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> you couldn't ally hear him, but he is saying, watch out for them terorists, to quote him exactly. the flight was forced to land midway after an intoxicated passenger started threatening the flight crew. one passenger says he was upset bbause the fli

after expending ammunition, the japanese fighters broke off their attacks, heading west. one officer, this had been too easy. 40 years later he recalled, without any opposition, our strafing runs were like target pack this. as the japanese will to the east, a stillness descended. logan only by the area sound of fires and the moans of the wounded and dying. required proved short-lived, as the men's training and initiative turned to the form. all hands turn to, and the bad part of the ramp trucks, the japanese, filled the air. south of the hangars, men from the p-12 pushed surviving aircraft north including the pv why seen here. hoping it would be less visible against the backdrop of the squadron office welding. other efforts made matters worse. on-ramp tractor driver stepped on the guest too hard, tearing lazy port wing section from a burning pby. eventually they launched the aircraft into the water, where they continued fighting the fires. the only thing east of hangar one, from the north end of the apron, the sailors worked their way south, saving at least two aircraft.

-- fuel and ammunition now. and the last rope was going to bringt came apart before the mail got to the ship and they lost the mail. and i said, what did you do? and i said we just turned aroundnt back to our stations again. but you know, those -- little things but they're not. but he said it was wonderful to watch men helping other men. that's the alabama. then if they weren't actually shooting at them, they would go out on the deck and throw the baseball back and forth. atlantic and pacific is covered with baseballs because they couldn't catch them. but he did keep himself in shape because he knew he would be back at the indians. i'm just so proud of him, really, that he served and he was proud to have served. but he said, this was really my finest hour, to be on that battleship, fighting the war, and winning along with everyone else. that was -- that's what he was so proud of, really. >> well, bob feller returned to the indians a decorated war hero after his four years of service. went right back to winning g

over the last two years, than 60 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition from various stores, gun shows, and the internet. eyewitness news is digging more into this case now and will have much more on the arrest and the alleged plot tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. right now we're following breaking news out of raleigh where north carolina's senate approved changes to voting maps for the state's congressional districts. we first told you about the maps last night. the changes were ordered by a panel of federal judges who said the current congressional boundaries are unconstitutional. the new boundaries make significant changes to congressional seats representing charlotte. but republican leaders say they consolidated many counties that were split in the current maps. >> if you notice that map is out of 100 counties, 87 of them are whole. which is as compact as we could possibly make it and still meet the requirements. >> the maps now head to the confirming vote. an eyewitness news reporter jim bradley is there in raleigh listening to the debate fist hand. coming up, he'll have a cl

talking about family and bringing out a new piece of ammunition. let's listen. >> jeb is the nicest, wisest, most caring, loyal, disciplined -- that's good. not by me, but he's not a bragger. we don't allow that. but he's decent and honest. he's everything we need in a president. >> you know, if you are jeb bush, you are trying to decide how to use your family and how to embrace the name. you know, this is the new strategy for them, it looks like. >> they got to do something here. you know, new hampshire, he's put everything in there. the other establishment/moderate candidates put everything in there. this is a focus on south carolina. the bushs feel they have a chance down there. george bush did really well down there. if you are going do it, you have to do it now. we're right in the middle of the game. for him, you could argue this is not the ninth inning, but perhaps the seventh inning. >> i wonder how many events she has been in. >> i think he is hoping to get on the field and take a few swings. tom lobianco, thank you. >>> nine minutes past t

wood says he found slingshot ammunition that looked like a marble on into a paintball gun to crack the windows. super = robert wineman/victim ((c271 15:32)) "i'm an easy going man but i was very angry that night ... in fact i told the policeman on friday 10 on your side reached out to hampton police who said sunday they're unable to confirm the number of incidents -- or any arrests. meantime, frustrated neighbors are left with repair bills in the hundreds -- just hoping the bad guys won't strike again. deanna - this is one example of the damage. this plastic bag is all that's protecting this window after the owner says it was shot out. he says the same thing happened to at least 30 other cars in just a few blocks. super = robert shooting the windows out." shattered glass left behind after someone -- or a group of people -- shot out the windows of cars, vans and trucks in wineman/victim ((c271 13:33)) "glass all over the floor, glass inside, both back seat and front seat." robert wineman says he hasn't seen anything like this in his 30 years of living on stockton street in fox hill. sup

the package also protect second amendment rights and the use for additional ammunition and tackle. it defends law-abiding individuals constitutional right to keep and bear arms on lands managed by the army corps of engineers and ensures that hunters are not burdened by outdated laws, preventing bows and cross bows from being transported across national parks. finally, the package prevents the implementation of onerous constraints by the u.s. fish and wildlife service on lawfully possessed domestic ivory products and eliminates red tape associated with the importation of 41 lawfully harvested polar bear hunting trophies. this important legislation will sustain america's rich hunting traditions for responsible outdoor sporting activities and help ensure that the future generations of men and women are able to enjoy the sporting activities our country has to offer and what we hold near and dear. i ask my colleagues to vote yes on this important legislation, and, madam chairman, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from virgin

she says she did everything right. >> we have one for manufacturing ammunition. >> state licenses and fees all to open up her own business. when she was finally ready to open her doors she had others slammed in her face. >> the first time i realized there was a problem is when my bank manager told me they couldn't offer us credit card processing with our bank account simply because of our industry. >> reporter: she says she was the victim of a department of justice program called operation choke point designed to prevent banks from doing business. they are targeting industries >> i was humiliated. >> it would require banks to have actual reasons for denying services. the department of justice declined the riests for interviews but pointed us to testimony ton matter given here on capitol hill in 2014. >> this aims to hold accountable the claims and to prevent access to the banking system by fraudulent merchants. >> she says the bureau of alcohol and firearms gave her the paperwork to prove it. >> one day they are handing you a license saying here, go do business and the other day they

currently in iowa, children must be 14 years or older to shoot a revolver or pistol or handle ammunition. the proposed bill drops the age requirement all together but requires parent supervision. opponents say some parents are not responsible enough to regulate their children's actions and this bill protects those kids... however, representative jake highfill, who is sponsoring the bill, says its one of the best bills to advance the 2nd amendment rights of all iowans... 'it returns the power back to where it full belongs back in the hands of the parents to make the decisions they are entitled to do instead of the government.' the bill passed out of the house 62 to 36....it will now move onto the senate. the house also passed a bill legal in iowa, if that bill passes the senate it will make iowa the 42nd state to pass similar legislation. first he said no ... then he said maybe ... now charles grassley says he definitely won't hold a senate judiciary hearing on any nominee to replace antonin scalia on the supreme court. scalia passed away suddenly earlier this month. a political debate wa

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. alison: in the last half-hour, the mayor started demolishing part of st. elizabeths hospital. they're making way for a new sports arena. the 5000 seat venue is projected to produce $90 million in new tax revenues over 20 years in the city. construction project, this one a little more controversial. parents are at their wits end with d.c. public school leaders. just four months before the elementary school undergoes a massive renovation, the communities being told there is a huge financial shortfall. suzanne kennedy lays out what it means. suzanne: it's a decades-old but has never been renovated. next it is so bad. suzanne: a school of by the community, but now parents say it's getting the shaft from the district. >> it is awful. there is no other word for it. suzanne: the massive overhaul is suppose

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. with falling ridership. it's down to 2004 levels. a new report shows december marked the fifth consecutive month of low ridership. >> they need better management, day to day commitment to promising proper things and service, making the equipment run and getting there on time. but the question is will they be able to do it. >> what are al these former riders doing? how are they going around? using uber and lyft? >> well, listen, we have to factor this gas prices are at an all-time low. in some areas it was at 99 cents. opec, some of these folks have going to do because there is such a surplus of oil. so if you can drive your car and if doesn't cost you as much, you'll say maybe metro isn't as convenient as me driving. to joe's point, i do think you have to factor in this bike

they are continuing to use the skills and the equipment and the ammunition we provided them to hold that line against the enemy and then in some cases even attack and seize villages. >> you can see from the map the government forces have split the rebels. what is the united states and coalition doing because that's clearly affecting the fight against daesh or islamic state. does the coalition plan on doing anything to help reunite those rebels that have been split by the russian strikes and by government troops? >> well, i'm not sure i agree that it's clearly affecting the fight against isil there. you know, in aleppo, north of aheo, the area where the regime was able to create some space in between the opposition forces in aleppo and other opposition forces, north and what we call the apron pocket there the brown area on your map, because those forces are isolated in aleppo is not exacting the ability of force along the moral line to be able to fight against isil. >> on the humanitarian aid, any talks of efforts to, by the coalition to get humanitarian aid into aleppo or try to establis

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> we're back at 6:14 with a pretty alarming story for an tried to stab him thursday night. and the suspect admitted it was part of a gang initiation. he was walking through quincy park near arlington central library when he was approached by another teen who had a knife. the victim was able to fight back. some residents say they're surprised it happened in the park. >> i wouldn't be surprised at all. it is kind of secluded. a lot of traffic going on. >> it is near a baseball field. it is the same field used by washington lee high school. >>> w

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> a look at what's happening on the roads and rails this weeken repairs. just closures on the left and center lanes throughout the weekend. they will be repaved and will reopen by late saturday afternoon. that's the good news if you're going to be using the bridge any time this weekend. national governors conference in northwest. again, road were closures around capitol hill. roads will be reopening there monday night once that conference is then out of the way. talking about metro. everywhere, every line, we have a bit of a delay this weekend. red line single tracking between friendship heights, and silver spring. orange and blue, single tracking between smithsonian and federal center southwest. an alert every 10 minutes on the silver line. green line, single tracking between enfant plaza and navy yard. >>> ford is t

mark: so it shows a lack of ammunition?anjiv: yes, they've been involved in an ill thought out, wrongheaded war, and they run out of ammunition because it hasn't worked out. this is the final strategy. against savers. central banks seem to hate savers. they think that people should not save, but go out there and borrow and spend or invest in risky assets, in a belief that will lead to economic expansion. it might in the short term, but in the end, it will lead to an asset bubble and crashes. mark: what do banks do then? they are stuck in this trap of extraordinary measures. sanjiv: i would propose, the barton-shah rule, if you like, that rates should never be below zero. what you will see, you are really encouraging savings and people will start saving and the money is loaned to the banking system. the banks will lend the money and we will have a normal, working system. the central banks can't resist meddling and they will try and boost growth the moment there is a sign markets are weakening or economic growth is faltering.

give him a loto of ammunition going forward, if you does well in nevada. that's starts to become something of a ripple effect and is a problem for hillary clinton. charlie: what does she have to do? maggie: she has a lot to do. not go to her muscle memory, which is to want to change everything about her candidacy. that is partly where she is going to go. she needs help with messaging. that has been her problem. no matter how many staffers you have, if they can't provide a central rationale for why you are running, there is not much they can do. she has not done that. she gave a sharper speech last night in new hampshire when she was conceding. it was a different speech. it was tighter. it is still very much all about her and she needs to talk about the voters. charlie: we. maggie: we and you. charlie: how do you explain it that she does not have a narrative or a message? she has done nothing but make speeches since she gave up secretary of state. maggie: you can make the case she is over prepared. inputs and they tend to become overwhelming. she does not h

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, andandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lucy hale,

no ammunition, the gun's not functional. cause it's an actual weapon. lieutenant aaron mccelland with waterloo p-d - briefing the moms...showing them the gun that will be used in this experiment. he will hide it in this room...but the big question - will one of these kids - one of their babies - pick that gun she's never been exposed to a real one. i'm hoping she doesn't start now. what do you think? i don't think so. (19:28:56) jodi do i think he'll pick it up? absolutely. (19:28:03 - :17) ethan has grown up with them. rifles, handguns locked in safe. we taught him to respect. guns don't go off themselves. you have to pull the trigger. (19:25:48) sinead gun? i hope not. i'm pretty nervous. i don't know. i'd say no. (19:31:14) vickie i don;t know if she's going to away. gun? probably. i'm a little nervous. (19:32:12) do you think your son will pick up that gun? yes. i absolutely do. (19:26:46 - :57) i don't think he's going to pick it up. he'll probably want to see it. he's inquisitive. it's time to find out. hidden cameras are in place in a conference

on the ground -- that's ammunition someone bought for target practice... "it was thelast thing i packages they set them on the doorstep. this one particular time they just to pitch them over... the gate." u-p-s is investigating the incident. some other precious cargo was probably delivered much more carefully as it came to iowa -- that would be the world series trophy... fans of the world royals lined up at the urbandale hy-vee for a chance to see pretty much. kind of a lifetime coming to get up close and personal and stand next to it. we watch the royals every night. it was cool. this is the trophy's only stop in iowa... right now -- there's a different of america's most famous baseball diamonds... check this out -- that's an olympic size ski ramp in the middle of fenway park. three times higher than the green monster. starting today, the "big air at fenway" event will feature olympic skiers and snowboarders. the grand prize is 150-thousand dollars... that snowboarding competition airs on n-b-c this weekend, by the way... coming up.... a study measures th

in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. leon: this just in. president obama just addressed the vacancy on the supreme court caused by the death of justice antonin scalia. the president said it is his responsibility to lect a responsibility and the senate's responsibility to give that person a fair hearing. president obama: there is no unwri