colonel jason kelly -- commander of the norfolk district for the army corps of engineers -- says the study will be looking at a whole slew of possible flooding solutions for norfolk mayor paul fraim -- whatever solutions are identified will help guide the city -- and impact generations to come. with this morning s signing -- the army corps of engineers and study -- which should be finished in about three years. law enforcement officials now say david eisenhauer, the virginia tech student accused of killing nicole lovell, had an inappropriate relationship with the middle- schooler. they also say the teen was planning to expose their relationship - and investigators believe eisenhauer stabbed her to death to prevent that. the 13- year-old )s body was found hidden off a north carolina road last week. lovell )s father and stepmother say they had never heard of her accused killer but believe the two met online. newschannel three s erica greenway looked into some of the dangers kids are being exposed to -- and what parents can do about it. for parents - it )s a constant struggle to keep up

with the issue of flooding one that simply won t go away -- norfolk district army corps of engineers signed an agreement tuesday morning to split the cost of a study to find ways to reduce the risk. norfolk mayor paul fraim says its the outcome of that study that will be critical to the long-term viability of the mermaid city. norfolk is second only to new orleans when it comes to cities impacted by rising sea levels. norfolk district commander colonel jason kelly says norfolk is the ideal partner for the army corps of engineers. the study itself will look at a lot of different ways to combat flooding -- all with the same goal -- finding ways to live with the water rather this morning )s signing sets into motion the study -- which is expected to take about three years to complete. live in norfolk -- todd corillo -- newschannel 3. the seven year old boy -- who was seriously hurt in a crash -- that also killed his best friend - -has made a complete 180 today. this morning - keion mcclenney s sister confirmed to us -- he is awake -- and walking. keion was in a crash with his best friend

people's rights to be able to use this property. >> reporter: and so far our calls to the army corps of engineers have not been returned. i did speak with an ikea spokesperson and confirmed if the army corps came up with a plan to make that land buildable they would consider rekindling the project. >>> dramatic video tonight of a private helicopter crashing into the water at pearl harbor in hawaii. there were five people in the chopper. a 16-year-old passenger is in critical condition. people near the crash scene helped rescue everyone from the water. >>> a startling statement from the pope tonight. he says women threatened with zika virus could use artificial contraception. he called abortion a crime and avoiding pregnancy is not a crime. >>> governor john kasich, period, the pope criticized trump's proposal to build a wall saying he's not christian, and kasich says he's opened the doors state of texas church to and jeb bush said he respects the pope as a leader of his faith, but he's not on board of his criticism, those who would build walls at the boarder and does not question trump's faith, a

have raised concerns about the amount of boat traffic on the lake during summer so the u-s army corps of engineers is releasing an updated shoreline management an. the army crops says it won't affect the placement of current docks, but will prevent new docks from going into some areas. officials say it could help reduce some boat traffic on the lake. "throughout the summer we did mail-out surveys, discussed to folks how they felt safety-wise out on the water. " the u-s army corps of engineers will hold a public meeting to discuss the updated plan this thursday. it's from 4 until 8 o'clock at the lake's visitor center. a group funding renovations of waterloo's canopy bridge isn't thrilled about it. the black hawk county gaming association approved 750-thousand dollars to rehab the fourr street pedestrian bridge over the cedar river. though some members have also expressed disgust for it. one member called it "the world's longest the covered walkway is heavily used and is a recognized landmark for waterloo. some cedar rapids kindergartenene are being recognized for t tir outstanding school work. hea

the situation where homeowners say it has to do with the fact that the army corps of engineers goes back to 1993. so the plan is dated. >> and that should definitely would stand the test of time. >> the homeowners have been themselves. >> i would agree with that. >>. >> it is like putting a band-aid on a broken leg. >> i feel that we're all kidding ourselves. >> eventually we're all on the beach. >> only one day after the groundhog. >> "chasing" potential rain? >> it will be wet nine in the counties are under a flood watch. we still have melting snow to assuage over concerns. >> just hang on. we have our weather guy here. are you ready to let us know? >> as you mentioned the combination of rain and snow on the ground in the southern part of new jersey. and that will be a concern that i am telling you now winter returns next week. >> staten island chuck was pretty clear yesterday. [laughter] >> because even after that of another. once you get the cold and then you have to worry about the snow. i think the pattern is lock the undiluted. >> so we actually predicted 64 weeks of winter throug

this summer, the u-s army corps of engineers says there should be fewer traffic problems on coralville lake. in recent years, lake- goers have raised concerns about the amount of boat traffic during the summer. so the u-s army corps of engineers is releasing an updated shoreline management plan. it says the plan won't change cuent docks, it will only prevent new docks from going into some areas. the army corps will hold a public meetingngbout this tomorrow at the lake's visitor center starting at 4. iowa's medicaid director says iowa is ready to switch to a privatized system on march 1st. the federal government ordered a two month delay because the state wasn't ready at the beginning of the year. iowa medicaid director mikki stier has addressed the 16 issues the federal centers for medicaid services dentified. they included expanding the hospitals that will accept medicaid patients. stier also says the state has stepped up communication efforts to answer questions from patients. despite skepticism, stier insists iowa is ready. "do you think it's a good thing that we have had an extra 2

the corps of engineers is proposing a network of sea walls and sand dunes that includes a process called spray dredging to stop the erosion. david schulte/us army corps of engineers 1047-1100 we would dredge sand out of a bay bottom and spray it over the island in a thin layer, and that would be over six inches thick. if we do that periodically we could maintain the elevation of the island as the bay waters continue to rise. the cost to you the taxpayer: about 30 million dollars. but is it too late to save this unique culture that is a vital part of virginia's heritage? my special report "a way of life going under" airs tonight at 6. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- build bridges -- not walls. a message from pope francis is causing quite a stir among some a woman accused of stealing a dog said she had good intentions. find out what bizarre twist happened in court today. and-- gloucester county deputies need your help locating a bank robbery suspect. my full forecast is straight ahead my full forecast is gloucester county sheriff's deputies are searching for a bank robber. they sent us these pictures from the langley federal credit union on ge

wednesday morning -- the city and the norfolk district army corps of engineers signed an agreement to split the cost of a major flooding study it s needed in order to qualify for federal funds for projects to today s signing set into motion the study -- which is expected to take three years to complete. live in norfolk -- todd corillo - newschannel 3. big developments in a virginia beach case -- a woman who was charged with killing her boyfriend was free to walk out of court today -- without any charges against her. newcshannel 3 s gabriella deluca has the story. megan dejesus wipes her tears away -- as she learns she will no longer be charged with killing her boyfriend 23 year old terrance covington. today -- the commonwealth s attorney dropped her voluntary manslaughter charge -- after prosecutors determined she acted in self defense. the commonwealth s attorney )s office issued a statement saying prosecutors were notified very early on that this may be the outcome -- and there is insufficient evidence to prove that dejesus in court today -- dejesus and covington both had family and

the u-s army corps of engineers is releasing an updated shoreline management plan. it says the plan won't change current docks, it will only keep new docks out ofofome areas. the army corps will hold a public meeting about center. that goes from 4 to 8. iowa farmers and businesses will get more help improving their environmental performance -- specifically, clean water. the u-s ag department recently awarded 9- point-5 million dollars to the midwest agriculture water quality partnership. fafaers and landowners a ao plan to invest 33 million dollars in technologies and conservation efforts to keep water clean. and iowans will benefit. iowa is also dedicating an additional four point 75 million dollars to help farmers implement technology that reduces nitrogen and phosphorous run-off. the iowa department of agriculture says the initiative will focus on the middle cedar ananupper cedar watersheds. fish and wildlife fund in 20-15 than they did the yr before. taxpayers can donate by checking a box near the end of their state tax forms. radio iowa reports last spring, 75-

sea level rise. 7;3;22 the cost of the three million dollar study will be split between the army corps of engineers and the city. some people hope a petition will force norfolk's city treasurer out of office-- before his trial begins. anthony burfoot has been indicted on federal corruption charges. last month -- he said resigning was not an option. 10 on your side's liz palka spoke with one of the people who wants him out. liz, the group is taking steps to make it happen. nicole - that's because burfoot can serve as treasurer while he's facing these charges. and as one organizer told me, he doesn't think they'll have a problem getting the signatures. they're calling themselves the citizens recall committee. and they filed the paperwork necessary to start circulating a petition just a few days ago. their goal: to recall norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot. c1 19:56:01 - there's too much of a cloud over his head. john wesley hill - a norfolk political activist who has questioned burfoot in the past - is leading the effort. he said the petition is on hold temporarily while we're going door to door.

one time, the western side of the island was losing about 25 feet a year, then in 1990, the army corps of engineers stopped the erosion with this seawall. in 2018, the corps of engineers wants to build navigation channel to protect the island. but it also wants series of dunes, and additional seawalls. media 3 clip 0030 1352-59 of land. everything's getting a little bit lower. media 1 clip 0106 4601-14 tom: do you feel like you are a forgotten communtiy? mayor: yes at times we do. we feel forgotten, and it's frustrating because the government has the money to protect us. (nats) and although the water is closing, the people of tangier island believe the sun will rise tomorrow. media 1 clip 0118 5526-32 we don't want to leave. this is our way of life. this is what we've been doing for a couple hundred years. but islanders and scientists agree time is running out. oceanographer david schulte co-authored a report on tangier island which was published in december. it warns if steps aren't taken to and seawalls that would cost about 30 million dolllars, its residents may become among the first climate ch

sea level rise. 7;3;22 the cost of the three million dollar study will be split between the army corps of engineers and the city. some people hope a petition will force norfolk's city treasurer out of office-- before his trial begins. anthony burfoot is facing a federal indictment for public corruption. last month -- he said resigning was not an option. 10 on your side's liz palka spoke with one of the people who wants him out. liz, the group is taking happen. nicole - that's because they don't feel anthony treasurer while he's facing these charges. and as one organizer told me, he doesn't think they'll have a signatures. they're calling themselves the citizens recall committee. and they filed the paperwork necessary to start circulating a petition just a few days ago. their goal: to recall norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot. c1 19:56:01 - there's too much of a cloud over his head. john political activist who has questioned burfoot in the past - is leading the effort. he said the petition is on hold temporarily while some of the language is corrected. but the committee is ready to get to work.

that prohibits an individual from possessing a firearm in recreational areas in areas by the army corps of engineers. it's hard to restrict that we'll restrict arm. it should be able to determine whether firearms are appropriate on the site. army land corps abuts family homes and other sites and we should not lightly permit access in places where an accidental shot could wind up on someone's back yard or in a sensitive location. accidental shots are real. a long time family friend, a west point graduate, a retired army colonel was sitting at his desk when a bullet, an accidental bullet came through the window, hit him in the back of the neck and he is a quadriplegic today. . objection seven is title 9, that change the successful program, the federal land transaction facilities act. on the natural resources committee we've heard much about -- from the majority, appropriately, about how beneed -- about how we need to deal with the incredible infrastructure deferred maintenance backlog that we have on lands that we own. basically that we shouldn't buy more until we take care of what we already have. th

the bill says the v-a would have to let the u-s army corps of engineers or another federal agency manage those projects. the v-a would have to report back to congress to keep lawmakers up to date on how things are going. the bill also says congress must be notified 60 days before any money is spent on advance planning or design. the legislation passed a voice-vote in the house yesterday. now it heads to the senate. investigators have blamed what's happened here on multiple design changes. and a complicated contract process va officials didn't really understand. the hospital now slated to be complete in january of 2018. think renting your dorm room to a site like air b-n-b is good idea... you may want to think again. cu-boulder housing is telling dorm students not to dorm room to a site like air b-n-b is good idea... you may want to think again. cu-boulder housing is telling dorm students not to rent rooms out on air b-n-b. a sophomore in boston tried renting his room and now - the school is thinking about punishing him. housing officials told the daily camera that something like this has

a spokesperson for the u-s army corps of engineers says it could happen as early as this week. water will be released a few inches at a time through a reservoir to help clean it, so it won't be polluted. the only other times this system has been used is after tropical storms or hurricanes. if you want to go to one of the best beaches in the world, you don't have to go very far. according to trip advisor, clearwater beach was picked as get this...out of 25 beaches, clearwater beach came in at 20. trip advisor picked the beaches and ratings over a year period. the world's best beach went to grace bay in turks and caicos. you'll want to tell your coworkers a montana family gets some unexpected visitors as they were in the middle of watching a popular t-v show. but first, a woman is facing charges all for taking her actions too far at a wendys. tonight in primetime on 10 news.. an hour and a half of survivor staring at 8:00. at 9:30.. the big bang theory and then code black at 10:00. then catch 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his gu

leaders will hold a meeting state of concerns for the cuyahoga river dredging project that us army corps of engineers stretches each year and dumps it at her disposal facility near an airport. it was to dump the settlement into lake erie. this is raised concerns about periods of water picked based >> the foxy eye team has learned of another bold attempt to rip you off. a high-tech device is found in one of the foods most exclusivengco motels.rp smps itspos rarapeinbe eds i tumor. at gaelic hasas more on the downtime discovery. >> this device reach into bank account with chance of policean finding a place like this slim. now they found two s in the execs in place made the same way. two skimmers used by con meant to try to sleep your credit card and bank account info without you knowing it.. >> they found a skimming device on the atm. >> last weekek cleveland police let's treat drivers are being cautioned to stay alert after local man was shot twice trying to deliver up in akron. fifty-nine -year-old mark murray called 911 himself after he was trying to make a pizza delivery. neighbors say there are tw

this summer, the u-s army corps of engineers says there should be fewer traffic problems on coralville lake. in recent years, lake- goers have raised concerns about the amount of boat traffic during the summer. so the u-s army corps of engineers is releasing an updated shoreline management plan. it says the plan won't change current docks, it will only prevent new docks from going into some areas. the army corps will hold a public meeting about this tomorrow ut the lake's visitor center starting at 4. the atatorney general will now review if the cedar rapids school district and a contractor should face a lawsuit over asbestos in washington high school. the environmental protection commission forwarded the case to the attorney general yesterday. the d-n-r claims contractors, staff, and students may have been exposed to acbestos during renovation work at the e hool. attorneys say the school district and company it hired could face penalties up to 10-thousand dollars per day, per violation. cedar rapids schools was disappointed with the epc's ruling. ""i think our narrative will remain th

army corps of engineers diverted water, to study effects of erosion. ultimately the temporary dam was removed with millions of coins people tossed in. and being in upstate new york they can freeze during the winter or aper to. in 2014 and 2015 during the polar vortex, ice formations grew out of the falls. underneath the water kept rushing. for locals seeing the icon waterless is a step in the right direction. >> this is such a beautiful area, one of the wonders of the world. finally they're putting money become into this place. >> reporter: if the project is a prove it will still take several years for the work to begin. talking 2019. officials would still have to secure about $37 million worth of funding.

"the u-s army corps of engineers spent much of last summer monitoring the lake seeing just how many boats are outhere. " the corps new shoreline plan really lays out where new docks can and can't go. . is is the first time they've updated this plan since 1981. this shouldn't impact existing docks, but moving forward they really want to tighten up that zoning, which could water in the future. this plan will make it nearly impossible for someone to try and open a new marina. the bottom line is they don't want many more boats out on the water, they sasa it's gotten very crowded in recent years and this is a matter of public safety and that's why the spent so much time studying it. "we're pretty much at our carrying capacity, we have probably close to 700 boats on the water at any given time with the three marinas and private docks. " this study didn't come at much of a cososto the corps as theyey used many of their own resources. this thursday night they will hold a public meeting here at coralville lake to discuss in detail. in johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. still ahead, w

the company will not build a store in brooklyn because the army corps of engineers says the land can't be developed there. ikea knows there is a customer base in cleveland and they are >>> the first year the state allowed a tax holiday for back to school event. now how much residents saved in august. ohio's one time 2015 sales tax holiday saved customers $3.3 million in taxes and gave another 4.7 million in sales tax receive nice. no word if another is planned for august. >>> county and city officials are getting together this afternoon to celebrate black history month and news channel 5's leon bibb will be hosting the event. the stephanie tubbs jones black history program starts at 2:00 at the cleveland convention center, free and open to the public. you got to register online first because there is limited seating. >>> time for you, 6:08. checking the clock over there. i'm jackie fernandez. >> i'm terrence lee. the your company may know a lot and with committed support, they thrive. >>> breaking from the live death, south korea's spy desk says it has information north korea is planni

earlier this year, the u-s army corps of engineers lowerere coralville lake by more than 10 feet because of winter rainfall. that has driven a high number of fish into the area just south of the dam. thousands of people are eligible to save money it's through a program that offers access to name-brand software at no cost. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg-tv9. now that income tax season is is encouraging taxpayers to take advaage of a program tha could save them money. iowa free file providedefree tax preparation services to people who qualify. all they need is an internet connection. today, tax software companies - senator joni ernst - were at kirkwood community college to get the word out. companies like tax act showed how people can file for federal and state tax returns online for free. people who earn 62- thousand dollars or less are eligible to use the program. that's about 70 percent of all taxpayers. "the program is very simple, i am not a tax prep person and i thought it was very easy, you just put it in and it walks you right through the steps andndasks you the quessons

army corp. of engineers wants to dump tons some say it is a serious health risk that could contaminate our drinking water. we are live with joe pagonakis at the cuyahoga county office. >> reporter: and they are already looking to stop the dumping. the cuyahoga river. in a few short months it will have to be dredged to open it back up as a u.s. shipping lane. now they want to take all of the sediment removed and dump lake erie. the port of cleveland but others say the sediment is filled with contaminants. >> you put it in the bottom of the lake. fish eat worms. we eat fish. >> reporter: an officer agreed the hazard is real. >> we are an industrial city. 200 years of our industry past lies in that lake bed abdomen they want -- and they want to dig it up and dump it? not on my watch. >> reporter: port of cleveland leaders want to take a closer -- closer look. >> let's keep doing it the way we have been doing it until we are absolutely certain they are not adding toxins. >> if we have to go through a legal proce

that former anna con day copper mine is added to the super fund's national priority >>> it army corps of engineers budgeting -- to protect nevadaens from flood. includes 1.75 million for the r,no sparks area. . . >>> valentine's day just a few days away, and if you're still not sure what to give your special someone, we have you covered. alex knito joins us in the studio with some date and gift ideas. hi, alex >> good morning, melissa. it can be hard finding that perfect gift or planing the lucky for you, there's lot going on around town this weekend. >> reporter: love is in the air. >> if you can find it, grab it, keep it, hold it, and don't ever let it go. >> pretty all, and i really don't know how to explain it. it's just a really good feeling. >> reporter: if you don't have a valentine this year there are plenty of ways to meet that special someone >> a lot of people have parties for a lot of single people on valentine's day, so -- either way every year. a good holiday for sure. >> reporter: if parties aren't your box of chocolates, try social media. swipe left until you see who knows? it coul

is aware of the debris issue and due to the heavy equipment needed, they reach out to the army corps of engineers to help fix the problem. >>> when we come back, it may not be raining where you are, but take a look at the doppler radar. we are in's -- in for some rain tonight and some warm something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton, we don't really have what you would describe as stormy weather headed our way tonight. >> we have some thunderstorms coming. we don't have any severe weather. that's the good news. we are moving into our severe weather storm season and you can get the weather alert radio and they are available at all of the kroger area stores. they are the special price through me. please be sure to pick one up. showing. with a

the u-s army corps of engineers is releasing an updated shoreline management plan. it says the plan won't change docks, it will only keep new docks out of some areas. the army corps will hold a public meeting about tonight at the lake's visitor center. that goes from 4 to 8. some in dubuque want the city council to set aside more money for those who are struggling financially.. city council members heard this call during the budget hearing for next year. the housing and community development department told the city that it wants to keep those in dubuque with lower incomes to become selflfufficient. the city's transit dedertment also presented its budget and talked about adding lights and benches to bus stops. a dubuque sporting goods store is closing its doors for the second time in less than a year. m-c sports is on the northwest arterial. it's holding a closeout sale. the store has been open since 2005 and will close in april or may. this is one of four stores closing across the u- s.s. a two way tie and a three way fued. we're getting ready for the south carolina

now the army corps of engineers needs congress to approve their plan. we are learning new details about the pet bull that attacked and killed a mother of two of the queens county partners a virginia pilot got in touch with the dog's original owners and again if the pilot this picture saying that they are shocked that their loving lap dog killed someone. yesterday we brought a reaction from the victim's stepfather he told us that the people who gave suzanne story the doc told of the animal was gentle store was attacked on wednesday while clearing the animals crates they say they're tom i would still be day cares were stricter know they're bringing their message to the statehouse more of the fight for tighter regulations for child care providers and we're seeing the west approaching and ninety five ron emporia little bit more intensity picking up here in northeast north carolina we're getting reports of flurries up on for thirteen years now is in storm notice several inches of snow are expected to fall in nags head that's what we're hearing to hear more co

the army corps of engineers informed ikea they could not build there because of environmental issues. they plan to break ground soon on a new store in columbus that is expected to open in the summer of 2017. >>> and news at the noon hour, as we continue coming up. historic mass, crowds of people are streaming across the mexican border to see pope francis in mexico. sugar shock. a brand-new study shows why soda may be healthier than some drinks in starbucks. >> and fighting iphone hacking, why phone hacking, apple is refusing to help the fbi investigate a mass shooting. we'll talk about what the fbi and apple are talking about in . >>> happening now, pope francis is wrapping up his trip to mexico by meeting with inmates at one of the most violent prison's in america. later today, the pontiff will hold mass at the border. his message is not just focussed on issues along the border but is about the pike of migrants around the world. >> it's going to be good to attention to the conditions here as well as abroad. >> and just across the rio grande river from today's mass, thousands of peopl

city officals are teaming up with the army corps of engineers for a study on flood management. norfolk is one of the most flood-prone cities in the country and has been pursuing funding for this project for years. c0007 paul fraim norfolk mayor 6;53;13 we need this study completed to get it on the federal budget to fund sea level rise. 7;3;22 the beach replenishment program is also moving forward at ocean view. this means that the beach becomes an engineered beach and will be restored yearly. we are tracking storms fast approaching. right now you're taking a live look at radar. rain is headed our way and maybe even a few thunderstorms. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler ten weather impending storm. don? 70, then falling into the upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. temps: starting in the upper-50s, then falling into the mid-40s by 3 pm. mid-40s. winds: n 10-20 mph. it's been a tough day to sit in a classroom or an will see some rain developing through the evening hours. with a cold front swinging through, the

get ready to pay more for your beach time this summer, the army corps of engineers has changed fees for beaches they manage and that includes coralville lake. it will now cost five-dollars two-bucks will get you in if you walk or bike. and a bus-load of swimmers will cost 20-dollars. kids under 16 will be able to swim for free. coming up on live at 5...want a boost out of your breakfast? what you need to be putting in your morning meal to stay fuller longer *and burn calories. meanwhile, a live look from iowa city at lower city park on this friday courtesy photojournalist mark less. let's check in with your monday with cbs 2,for music's biggest night. the 58-th annual grammys will air live on cbs 2 monday at 7. on cbs 2 this morning, we'll catch you up to speed on all special performances welcome back. back.you have a day and a half left to find that per >>> welcome back. you have a day and a half left to find a perfect valentine for your sweetheart. and if you are like many people, part of your celebration will include a love song. valentines day [indiscernible] has listed a number of

is aware of the debris issue and due to the heavy equipment needed, they reach out to the army corps of engineers to help fix the problem. >>> when we come back, it may not be raining where you are, but take a look at the doppler radar. tonight and some we don't really have what you would describe as stormy weather headed our way tonight. >> we have some thunderstorms coming. we don't have any severe weather. that's the good news. we are moving into our severe weather storm season and you can get the weather alert radio and they are available at all of the kroger area stores. they are the special price through me. please be sure to pick one up. let me show you what our radar showing. with a few showers that are moving to the area. showers pocket -- popping up and that will be the case for the rest of the evening. it will be moving north at about 45 miles per hour. this line of showers and thunderstorms extending from the upstate into florida. the upstate region is cold enough that it's freezing rain. it's just this line that will moving our way. is moving to the southeast and you see the showers

the town here teamed up with the army corp of engineers to help repair the coastline here, and that was finished two weeks ago so, again, everyone is going to be focus on the coastline to the midnight. they all hope that there will be no flooding. thax's the latest in sandwich, massachusetts, nick evans, 7 ne. >> danielle: also on 7, a presidential push in the fight againsns the zika virus. president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion to research and combat the virus. this comes as the world health public health emergency. zika is transmitted by mosquitos and tied to birth abnormalities in newborns. it has spread to 29 countries and so far9 americans have come back to the united states infected with zika. >> lynn: all right, we have a news alert and a live picture out of fort lauderdale. word about an apparent carjacking, perhaps with a child still inside. >> danielle: let's get the details, ralph rayburn is high gov the scene. >> reporter: there's a laundry mat on sunrise boulevard. and you can see all of police officers from fort lauderdal responding. about ten minutes before o

army corps of engineers diverted water, to study effects of erosion. ultimately the temporary dam was removed with millions of coins people tossed in. and being in upstate new york they can freeze during the winter or aper to. in 2014 and 2015 during the polar vortex, ice formations grew out of the falls. underneath the water kept rushing. for locals seeing the icon waterless is a step in the right direction. >> this is such a beautiful area, one of the wonders of the world. finally they're putting money become into this place. >> reporter: if the project is a prove it will still take several years for the work to begin. talking 2019. officials would still have to secure about $37 million worth one piece of advice, we have for engineers. don't start the work in wintertime. >>> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continue thousands. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning" from the broadcast center in new york city. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> freshman senato

it needs approval from the army corp. of engineer. >> >> 4:34. we have disturbing new details in a story we have been following since october. police charged a teach we are having sex with a 16-year-old girl. >> they confirm he's the father of that girl's child. abc action news michael explain it is evidence they were waiting for. >> reporter: robert celeste was booked and charge window unlawful sexual activity with a minor. this is his -- charged with unlawful sexual activity with a minor. he knew they had sex but now say dna evidence of the newborn bay bay matched celeste. that's the key piece of evidence they have been waiting for. >> i am with abc action news, are you able to comment about the new information coming out? talk with us? >> okay. thank you. >> he would not comment at his seminole home about dna results showing he's the child's father. investigators say his relationship with the 16-year- old started back in 2014 when he was a teacher at northeast high school. a short time later is when sea lest put in his transfer. he resigned as

the army corps of engineers says it will award extra money for dredging in the oregon and hatteras inlets. congressman walter jones says he sent the corps a letter requesting additional funds. we've told you about boats running aground, especially at the oregon inlet. all together -- the projects will get four million dollars more than expected in the original 20-16 budget. a possible change in a local school district's grading system. you'll hear from parents against the move. a deadly fire on the eastern shore. find out plus a big retailer says it's closing one of its stores in our area. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. ("jeremy ad libs wx flurries or light snow then partly to mostly cloudy. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few flurries. a few light sno

army corp of engineers the va would are to report back to congress to keep lawmakers up to date. the bill also says congress must be notified 60 days before any money is spent on advanced planning or design. that legislation passed a voice vote in the house today. now it will move on to the senate. now, investigation looked into what the problems were with the va hospitals were in aurora. they say it really came down to mismanagement and a lot of design changes with the hospital and a complicated contract process that the va didn't fully understand. so, corey, now the targeted completion date for the hospital is set to be in january of 2018. >> we hope it stays there and doesn't continue to get extended. noel, thank you. it's 5:44. the police are investigating a shooting near greenville large. the area was blocked off late last night. police say they were one man who lives in that area tells us he was in with his family when he heard gunshots. he said when he looked outside, he saw several men shooting dozens of rounds. we have a call into greeley police to find out for informati

now the army corps of engineers needs congress to approve that plan a jury is deliberating the fate of an irs agent who is accused of soliciting bribes the fbi says that they caught it on camera. paul hurley apparently told a marijuana shop owner in seattle that he was lenient during an audit in return the owner needed to pay him twenty thousand dollars but that shop owner when right to the fbi and the set of posting this is hidden camera footage of that operation shirley's attorney c was not a bribe payments for accounting services after camera footage of that staying catch their report on it at seven o'clock and some really cool video to show you this morning from virginia beach will morally posted this video to our facebook page it shows virginia beach police taking time to shoot some hoops with a group of kids. boylan says he took this at sci tech rec center moves like those officers the little practice to keep up with those borders have to see things like that was what the options with the right to see them but absolutely i will tags got a boatload of information and or as an even

hundreds of jobs to the area and brooklyn's economic development director is blaming the army corps of engineers. they didn't want to disrupt wetlands on the building site. compensate for the wetlands caused brooklyn and northeast ohio a world-class operation and 350 new jobs. >> this is one of the largest injusticees to the people of northeast ohio because we have an agency here that really is not serving the public's best interest. >> ikea said if the army corps comes up with a plan to make the land okay to build on, they will reconsider coming to brooklyn. and this is hoping. >>> 4:37 on your friday morning, you made it to the last day of the week. thanks for joining us. i'm jackie fernandez. >> and i'm terrence lee. and thank you for working out with us. here's what is coming up this morning. sharing a secret. governor kasich breaks his silence on his favorite tunes and may shock you. may. >> and basketball blowout is a score -- to believe and with a margin this wide, is it fair? the winning coach tells us why it happened. somara. >> and i'm going to tell you warm-up. how high temperatures w

years to complete and comes with a three million dollar price tag were told the city and the army corps of engineers will split the cost a mother and daughter duo admit to taking advantage of a program designed to feed low income children today in federal courts in the hall and the daughter pleaded guilty to fraud. hall and her accused of lying about the number of children said through their suffering nonprofits in the community outreach. prosecutors say the pair got away with more than five hundred and seventy four thousand dollars marcella robertson talked to all men's attorney after the hearing ms holiday decorated military veteran she's served her country she served her community spent many underprivileged kids to this program. city hall's attorney says her client is an upstanding citizen. aside from this mistake a mistake that could land her in prison for thirty years. she's accused of stealing more than half a million dollars from the government hold admitted her role in this scheme today she walked out of court with one of her attorneys by her side. miss how when entering commands in an apart

my hearing of environmental and public works committee and we're focused on the work the army corps of engineers as you know do a lot of important infrastructure work. mostly along our coast but also on rivers and so forth. and they're bemoaning one senator after another, bemoaning the fact that there's not enough money for the army corps of engineers to do their work, there is a huge backlog and it turns out there's a huge backlog you've referred to and i've talked about many times in the transportation realm. and we have folks at the irs we don't have enough folks at the irs there to answer questions, you know, be good on the phone, help taxpayers with their -- with their concerns because we don't provide enough money. we provide some money, a bump up but it's not nearly enough money. we could actually correct me if i'm wrong on this but we're always looking for pay-fors around here to pay for tax cuts or the offsets to pay for spending. i will ask the commissioner later on this when he comes in to testify. a good pay-for would be to provide additional resources to the irs. does it pay for its

as a result, the army corps of engineers will pass the funds to norfolk's district for bay restoration. all new tonight. virginia national guard members -- may be allowed to carry guns on duty. the house passed the bill today -- which applies to members with concealed carry permits. virginia beach delegate and veteran scott taylor proposed the bill. it's in response to the deadly shooting at military installations in chattanooga last year. the bill now heads to the senate. the group trying to recall norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot is working to get the word out. committee held an interest meeting at pretlow library tonight. burfoot faces federal corruption charges -- which activists say makes him unable to do his job. c0043 0;17;38 we want his resignation we'll take none less than a leave of absence until his federal case is adjudicated. the group needs to gather more than 43- hundred signatures -- before filing its petition with the court. in that case the judge may decide whether to hold a recall trial. the democrats who hope to win the white house are debating tonight. hillar

severe weather can mean flooding-- and that s a real now the city and the norfolk district army corps of engineers have signed an agreement for a comprehensive flood risk management study. they will split the cost of study. it will then allow norfolk to qualify for major federal funding for risk. the army corps says they )ll be looking at a wide variety of possible solutions. the study is expected to take about three years to complete. new details crews have made changes to a intersection in kill devil hills - after a deadly crash there. they )ve added back plates to the lights at collington road and veterans drive - that helps drivers see the lights more clearly in direct sunlight. 12-year-old brianna blumenthal was riding her bike at when an s-u-v ran a red light and hit her. she died a few days later from her injuries. some believes the driver who ran through the red light was not able to see the red light because she was blinded by sunlight. the reviews of that intersection are ongoing. the seven year old boy -- who was seriously hurt in a crash -- that also killed his best friend - - is makin

army corps of engineers, or another federal agency, manage the project. the legislation passed a voice vote in the house yesterday. and now it is off to the senate for consideration. >>> in fort collins, police are looking into a stabbing that happened in a midtown duplex. and it sent two women to the medical center for the rockies. one suspect is in custody. police say no other suspects are being sought right now. this happened though overnight. on stover. and west prospect. there are very few details out about the extent of the injuries. or a potential motive. >>> in southern colorado, theres with an overnight fire that heavily damaged the state's oldest catholic parish. this is video of the church profiled our lady of guadalupe church during our hispanic heritage series. church officials are telling 9 news today that the fire started in the back the church, in an area that was added on to the original church building. they say there is smoke damage in the church, and that all future church services will be held over at nearby st. augustine until furthe

you never have to give your name >> the army corps of engineers is another step closer to rebuilding the beach in norfolk. it's given the contractor a green light to proceed. a new sand berm will protect the ocean view coastline. a coastal storm took out a good chunk in the fall. the agency could not say when the work will start, but it expects the project to finish next spring. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast. >> we've got no storms in sight. it's been obviously very, very active week. the storm system that brought us the tornado and thunderstorms on wednesday is still giving us some wind and is now giving us cooler temperatures. you can still see snow generated by the wind basically across the eastern great lakes region, on up into new england, even over the mountains. but the whole thing is finally starting to move away as the storm itself, you'll be able to see it here -- it has moved way atlantic, in a little feeder system past it as well. we're not looking at anything big big in terms of stormy weather. the winds are likely to drop during the overnight hours. we had wind

debris issue, and due to the heavy equipment needed to move it, it has reached out to the army corps of engineers to help fix the problems. 3 storm warning: the tool that could save your life.how you can get a weather radio next. plus, clean up in parts of the south after severe weather-- the trail of damage left parts of the south are cleaning up after severe weather, including tornadoes, moved through the area monday. don champion has the latest from new york -- where the same storm system dumped snow and ice in the northeast 3 -nats- (tue0039) not even this fire station in alabama could escape the wrath of a storm. an apparent tornado plowed through the town of johnsonville monday tossing debris everywhere. (vo dashcam) in florida, dashcam video from the car of a sheriff's deputy shows another twister on the ground.(sot christine black/ fl resident) it sounded like a train was coming and then the wind started blowing across the south monday at least 16 tornadoes were reported. in flomaton (flow-ma-tin), alabama bo brantley rode out the storm in the hallway of his home. (sot tue0038 bo brantley

- jr hamton us why we need help or tellins us things. 15;58;07;09 the army corps of engineers is asking congress for $64 million dollars for its virginia work plan. that includes $875 thousand flood risk management study in norfolk, $31.4 million for the norfolk harbor project, $22 million to replace deep creek bridge in chesapeake, and much more. 41:15 to go through that process for bogus charges it just made me feel like less than a citizen 41:22 a former principal speaks for the first time about the case that made him away. right now chief meteorologist don slater is tracking snow headed into our region and much colder temperatures. currituck county schools will be dismissing on a regular early release schedule tomorrow. and perquimans is closed tomorrow. we will keep you updated on closures i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to

now the city and the norfolk district army corps of engineers have signed an agreement for a comprehensive flood risk management study. they will split the cost of the roughly three million dollar study. it will then allow norfolk to qualify for major federal funding for the army corps says they )ll be looking at a wide variety of possible solutions. the study is expected to take about three years to complete. new details crews have made changes to a intersection in kill devil hills - after a deadly crash there. they )ve added back plates to the lights at collington road and veterans drive - that helps drivers see the lights more clearly in direct sunlight. 12-year-old brianna blumenthal was riding her bike at the intersection last year - when an s-u-v ran a red light and hit her. she died a few days later from her injuries. some believes the driver who ran through the red light was not able to see the red light because she was blinded by sunlight. the the seven year old boy -- who that also killed his best friend is making great progress. keion mcclenney s sister confirmed to us that he i

go out and will check immediately upon receiving a call and check for the levels stop the army corps of engineers they want drivers to obey the law local community appears to a teenage girls i quickly goes a virus and according to the school that's the problem by its raising about social media. it was the final say back and american idol second season. we catch up with northeast ohio's big breakthroughs. warming temperatures on the way. andre is looking ahead to the weekend that might not so much like winter. there's summertime tradition like baseball and fireworks on the fourth of july the dave blossom on saturday may 21 coming up we have a chance for you to win a pair of tickets to see this show before you can buy them. stay tuned for your chance to mo t i can actually see that waxing get the us moon. it's pretty high up there and it's getting brighter and brighter. that very fact that i can see it the atmosphere is clearing out. here is the satellite. superimpose the temperatures on here because the clearing skies coupled with the fresh snow pack means that these temperatures are probably goin