dropping ashe city much as 20% this year. apa's second-biggest growth considering job cuts abroad. stock buybacks worth up -- it is planning to restructure investment banking operations in hong kong and its commodity division in london. the biggest steelmaker has reported its smallest ever annual profit. pushing global prices down. the income dropped to $150 million last year from 518 million and 14. despite the slump, results did beat estimates and they come while china is in employment for the first time in a generation. china's largest investment conglomerate has uncovered what it's calling a risk incident involving nearly $150 million, when may reveal the flaws it comes to the country's short-term finance system. the latest in a string of incidents involving the bill financing market, which has ramped up in recent years. this is a short-term debt incident. it's a way for lenders to get around quotas in terms of loans. casehas happened in this is bank employees use fake documents to get this in an unsold number of times full's the money -- time. the money was put in to stocks. i

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trt 3.2.2oc webtease the emerald ash borer is state's largest city. des moines officials say the ash borer is officially inside the city limits. a larva sample from a tree on the west side of town was confirmed as an emerald ash borer earlier this month. the insects are native to asia and were first spotted in the u-s more than a decade ago. since then, it's spread across the country and into several counties in iowa. in 2014, des moines public works began treatment and removal program for thousands of ash trees in the city. iowa poultry producers are tracking their flocks' histories to see if they had contact with bird flu- infected flocks in indiana. radio iowa reports the iowa poultry association believes the bird-flu strain in indidia is less contagious than the strain that killed millions of iowa birds last year. animal health officials say crews are working to euthanize 156,000 turkeys s 10 indiana farms to keep it from spreading. the outbreak has affected more than 400,000 birds so far. if you needed to reach out regarding a negative experience

we're learning that des moines' the iowa dnr has located its first invasive emerald ash borer within the city's limits. it was found on the western edge of town... south of urbandale boulevard. the beetle kills all ash tree species and is considered one of the most destructive tree pests in america. other winged species are more welcome here in des moines... and this is their time to shine. january is the best month for bird watching. that's what channel 13's josh nguyen is doing this morning, he joins us now live, if white sidewalks have you dreaming of white sand beaches this if white sidewalks have you dreaming of white sand beaches this morning... you may be in luck. coming up, we'll tell you why a a warming trend starts slowly today. temperatures will go from the 20s for daytime highs to the 30s by this weekend. skies will stay mostly cloudy with a few flurries possible the next couple of days. you'll get to see more sunshine this weekend. there is another chance for more still ahead... rock bottom fuel prices have travelers flying high ... for cheap... we'll tell you why airlines are cutt

ashes in the mail. we now hear... the remains have *finally made it to puerto rico. 3 about a week ago-- edward rodriguez mailed his father-in-law's cremated remains from plant city . and the funeral was *orginally scheduled for thursday in puerto rico. but the remains went missing, so the family *moved the ceremony to today. and yesterday, the remains arrived... just in time. the ashes traveled from plant city to tampa, then to new jersey... and pennsylvania.. the u-s postal service says it is regularly entrusted with remains... and recommends they be mailed via priority *express mail. we're told the family used priority mail instead. 3 3 jen the plan to allow *concealed weapons on college campuses... just took a big hit. the chairman of florida's senate judiciary committee has shot down the bill. 3 the committee's chairman says the bill is not a proper way to protect college students.. and has refused to year's session. that makes the path to passing it difficult... even though a similar bill in working it's way through the florida house. and *another guns-on-campus bill *is moving forward as well. it would allow permit holders the right to *openly carry a hols

>> the state has not yet determined if any contamination is actually coming from the coal ash ponds. raleigh city leaders are shelling out 31,000-dollars in taxpayer money to go to a retreat in charlotte. >> take a look, they were boarding the train here at amtrak this afternoon. focusing on building relationships and how charlotte handles its transportation system. this is the first time in several years that the retreat is taking place out of town. we asked the mayor about the cost to taxpayers. >> looking at the price tag, $31,000, some would say it's too much. >> you have to understand it's an investment. i own my own business. well i did own my own business and ran it and certainly in business, this is something you do a lot. and it really does make a difference in the engagement. >> city legallers are scheduled to return friday evening. we'll have more on wncn news at 11:00. >>> we're getting a look at a revitalization project. cane realty released this rendering of the building that will replace the dillon supply company warehouse. the 17 story tower will include apartments, office space,

ashes in the mail. we now hear... the remains have *finally made it to puerto rico. 3 ((jen about a week ago-- edward rodriguez mailed his father-in-law's cremated remains from plant city and the funeral was *orginally scheduled for thursday in puerto rico. but the remains went missing, so the family *moved the ceremony to today. and yesterday, the time. the ashes traveled from plant city to tampa, then to new jersey... and pennsylvania.. the u-s postal service says it is regularly entrusted with remains... and recommends they be mailed via priority *express mail. we're told the family used priority mail instead. 3 (walter) the plan to allow *concealed weapons on college campuses... just took a big hit. the chairman of florida's senate judiciary committee has shot down the bill. 3 the committee's chairman says the bill is not a proper way to protect college students.. and has refused to hear the bill during this year's session. that makes the path to passing it difficult... even though a similar bill in working it's way through the florida house. and *another guns-on-campus bill *is moving forward as well. it would allow permit holders the right to *openly carry a hols

loni's younger brother met with parole boards, asking he be kept mark mahon says it will be the city of blue ash to release him. and the parole watch website. there's a link on local12.com. click on the links section and get it links. >> tour guide that was with auto warmbeer. says warmbeer was taken from the hospital to the airport. it came to life that the college student was detained in north korea at the end of the five day trip. warmbeer was questioned about an incident in the hotel and then taken to the hospital while the rest of the group flew home. >>> after the blizzard that slammed into the east coast, it's time for the digout. >> the storm was blamed. heavy equipment like bulldozers, and other cities that are trying to return to normal. the snow is piling up in new york city, where 27 inches fell. the big apple since 1869. the nation's capitol is shut down as crews likely are to get rid of two inches of snow. >> have to finish out because i have to go to work tomorrow. now be ready. if i'm not, four-wheel drive will help me the rest of the way. >> more than 12 thousand flights were ca

the city of blue ash is holding a part time job fair this morning. morning.it's going on at the blue ash recreation center from 11 to one p-m.all positions are service oriented. you can also apply online. and today it's a battle of the mascots at fountain square. it's the 6-th annual mascot broomball exhibition is at the fountain square ice rink. cincinnati's favorite mascots including, rosie red, gapper, mr. redlegs, and mr. red will hit the ice.they'll be available before and after the event for meet and greets and photo opportunities.it starts match is scheduled to last about 30 minutes. let's get one last check of your weekend forecast from meteorologist jason adams. that's good morning tri-state on with breaking news and weather updates on wcpo-dot-com.

ash borer has now been discovered in a residential area on the western edge of des moines. the destructive beetle was found south of urbandale avenue, making it the first sighting of the invasive species within city limits. the emerald ash borer kills all ash trees and is considered one of the most destructive tree jack: all the presidential candidates were invited to iowa's renewable fuel summit today. but only four republicans made it. jack: vendors lined the hallways, and speakers took the podium on the main stage in the ballroom. it's an effort to support iowa's ethanol industry and the federal renewable fuel standard. governor branstad and lietenant governor reynolds both spoke. presidential candidates rick santorum, mike huckabee, carly fiornia, and donald trump were there. trump spoke highly of the iowa's ethanol industry and said if he's in office, he'll support the renewable fuel standard. "it's amazing and incredible what you do... i'm with you 100%" jack: the other front runner in iowa, ted cruz , was not at the event. he says he'd phase out the renewable fuel standard. governor branstad said today that it would be a support cruz. stephanie: more big news for the trump campaign - he no

city. defense secretary ash carter urging other nations to contribute more troops as well. funeral services are underway for some of the victims of a terror attack in pakistan yesterday. 19 people are dead after gunmen stormed a university. the four attackers are all dead...some officials are holding the pakistani taliban responsible. the prime minister has condemned the attacks, saying that those killing innocent students and citizens have no faith and religion. just a week after announcing its walmart says its giving its employees pay raises. the company says every walmart and sam's club employee hired before the start of the year will soon earn at least 10 dollars an hour. the retail giant will also provide basic short-term disability at no cost to full-time hourly workers.. and allow workers to accrue paid time off as they earn it. the changes go into affect february 20th. a proposed ballot to gradually raise our state's minimum wage to 13 dollars an hour, is moving foward. according to the nevada appeal... a carson city judge sided with minimum wage hike supporters and

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mayor ed lee released a statement about bill del monte and said he ultimately witnessed our city's rise from the ashes more than a century ago seeing it rebuilt better than ever. >>> wow! >>> a state of emergency in southern california prompting help from a professor. >> you can't make any decision. >> how the state is using scientific aviation to help fix a dangerous methane leak. >>> we are following developing news after a small plane lands on a busy freeway right at the height of the rush hour communism speaking of speak -- speaking of rush hour, more rain coming. i will let you know more coming up. >> this is interstate 880 and the lights heading south toward san leandro and fremont. not too much traffic leading into the city. >>> we have developing news from southern california where a small plane made an emergency landing during rush hour near the city of moore park in ventura county. emergency officials say two people were on board and no one hurt. still unclear why that plane was forced to land. the faa is saying it was a precautionary landing. >>> a natural gas leak prompted a state of emerg

city has 20 days to responds. if the union is not satisfied. it will go into ash arbitration. and mayor jackson said this appeals process which the city expected. they say that could take several >> kwh ever but says she can never imagine her life ending this way. >> it's hard. we break out sometimes crying and holding each other. >> . williams who was 30. and 43 year-old rus sell. both living in a homeless shelter at the time of the shooting. became friends as a result of their hardships. both also had criminal pasts. including robbery. and drug related charges. still they were both unarmed. when cleveland police fired 137 shot rounds into their vehicle. cleveland's naacp president says, while the disciplinary out come is what they wanted all along. he questions the amount of time it took to reach this decision. >> >> as for whether or not the discipline will help in the healing. the family attorney says. >> i think it helps. no one wants accountability. more than the family. they want to see responsibility. be taken for what happened. to their loved ones. but. it's tempered b

ashes. the use of social media. tisha: the fayetteville city council is considering changing where slaves were bought and sold. 730 -- from 6:00 to 730 p.m. steve: we discovered a new option for people scrambling to find a hotel room. staying on a boat in the san francisco bay area. the website claims it can be a real money-saving option at events like the super bowl when hotel prices really spike. tisha: i get seasick. and it has to be a nice boat. steve: nothing says super bowl like chicken wings. steve: america's elite 1.3 billion chicken wings during this year's game. it's enough for every man, woman, and child. >> i never order wings. >> it will not cause any issues and the rain is gone. the rain out of the triangle now. dry rainfall amounts of very light with this system and it will be a little bit heavier. it played out pretty much as we talked about. and it has moved on into roanoke a little bit of rain. it's really not much more than sprinkles. that's pretty much it. you see the rain is diminishing. that's about it. skies will clear. o

both the city of cleveland and an ash tater -- arbitrator within the next six days. attorney brian moriarty said arbitration will take two days with the ruling made in each case within 30 days. the city can appeal the ruling to the cuyahoga county common pleas court and then take the cases to the court of appeals. the deadly chase happened in 2012. the mayor frank jackson is addressing criticism that discipline has taken too long. >> and those things take time. if you want to do what is right and have a sense of fareness in and justice, you will have to take the time to do it right and expedite it and accommodate someone's concerns. >> reporter: a investigation found that six of the seven officers fired between 2010 and 2049, got their jobs back through the arbitration process. thank you. he expects appeals but does not think that they will draw up the process and calls the action unprecedented. jonathan whitmore ridge of the cleveland marshal college of law said it signals the safety director taking a very significant action on the heels of a highly publicized and co

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. >> and new tonight a plant city family is desperate to find something that can't be replaced. the ashes of their loved one. this man's father-in-law's remains were accept to puerto rico but they have yet to arrive tomorrow. rodriguez says he tracked it on line and it was shipped to plant city and then new jersey and then philadelphia. >> why ship it from tampa to new pennsylvania. prark puerto rico is 95 miles from here but right now we can't get a ticket or do anything because we don't know when orine if they are going to find him. >> no one knows where the ashes went after they showed up in philadelphia. rozry rodry imez rodriguez says he has called the postal service several times and when we called they said they >> two friends were hunting in a wooded area of oak hill when one of them accidentally shot the other. the victim is identified as 65-year-old 5-year-old briews 5-year-old bruce best. >> initial indications are it was an accident but we'll investigate and make sure we find out what happened and how. >> florida fish and wildlife also helping out deputies in the case. and in

so, i've brought mike and chris to new york city to sam ash, one of the nation's leading music retailersh over 50 locations. we're looking for sam ash to market our new "better" line of drums. we know sjc needs a retailer to get to the next level. it's important to me that mike do a good job today. i've heard he's a great salesman, but i want to see it. this company needs this account. -richard: hi. we've never met. -mike: i'm mike. richard: mike, how you doing? lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. mike: cool, yeah, so my brother and i started the company out of our grandmother's basement in dudley, massachusetts. sjc is actually my brother's initials. right now what we're doing is, instead of just being a full-fledged custom shop like we've done in the past, we are developing a product mix -- a good, better, best model -- where we'd love to have this, which is the "better" kit, available in your store. richard: oh, boy. price-wise, where are you? mike: this kit, to sam ash, would be about $1,100, where you guys could retail it at about $1,700. richard: that's -- no, i'm s

ash. >> the driver can be as safe as possible, but if the city's not keeping the streets clear, then there's going to be room for accidents. >> my truck is all-wheel drive so it doesn't really bother me. the ice and the snow, whatever, it's like normal driving for me. >> the experts say don't count on all-wheel drive when there's ice. >> when you have four-wheel drive in this type of weather. it doesn't do much. ice will make you slide. >> reporter: and the sergeant with the county police department, the police tell me the barricade, the roads closed signs will remain here for the time being because workers won't be able to make repairs until tomorrow morning because they have the day off. reporting live, katherine creag ws 4 new york. >> thank you, kat. >>> police searching the bronx for men who triedsio rob an off-duty officer overnight. the third suspect shot by the officer during the attack. it happened near 179th street. news 4's lori bordonaro has been gathering news all morning long. >> reporter: the man shot by police was carried two knives. the other men on the loose are cons iidere

city is and he represents the people of san francisco. del monte and other survivors will be missed this year at the 110th commemoration. >> it was rebuild from the ashes and that's why we celebrate. >> and during that celebration, every year on april 18th, the city puts a wreath on the fountain. this year, it will be dedicated to del monte. all right. thank you very much, jean. >>> he kept so many people from so many different backgrounds, all with his music and that showmanship. tonight, the world continues to mourn the passing of iconic david bowie. ♪ ground control to major tom yes passed after what his family says was an 18-month battle with cancer. his death comes two days after he turned 69. he released nearly 50 albums. his albums and performs were unique and grabbed much attention. what you may not know is that bowie was no stranger to the music scene in san francisco. in fact, in 1972, he recorded this video in the city. tonight and all through the day, fans gathered at bowie's star on the hollywood walk of fame. just last year, bowie released an album called "black star." his record was a carefully orchestrated final farewell to her fans. ou

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ashes of pman that went missing finally pmade it to puerto rico. pedward rodriguez mailed his pfather-in-law cremated remains pfrom plant city to his final pburial place in puerto rico. pthe funeral for man was supposed pto be yesterday. pbut the ashes didn't make it pthere on time. pthat's because they traveled pfrom plant city to tampa and pthen to new jersey and ennsylvania. pu.s. postal service says it is pregularly entrusted with remains pand recommends they be mailed pvia priority express mail. pthat is their advice. pmail instead, the funeral was prescheduled for today. p>>> there is now a reward out pfor information about who stole pthe remains from an ybor city pcemetery. psome time between november 11th pand january 12th someone broke pinto the family mausoleum pitalian club cemetery on 26th pstreet. ptwo bodes were stolen. pand a skull was taken out of a pthird coffin. pthe owners of the cemetery and pat family still don't know who pwas behind this. por why. pcrime stoppers is offering a p$3,000 reward. p>> it is disturbing part of pflorida history. pthe dozier school for boys. pafter years of digging usf presearchers say they've puncovered

volcano experts monitoring the ash 7 kilometers in the sky and it's near guatemala city and know vacuum evacuation orders yet. he wants a safe transition of power after calls for rallies raised fears of unrest between government and opposition supposupe suppo supporters. >> reporter: signed and debated laws he says helped lift venezuela people out of poverty and after the reelection he accepts defeat but he is calling on his supporters to protest during tuesday's assembly inauguration. he says the march will be peaceful but the opposition has often claimed that groups like his function as armed malitia-like groups that attack their detractors. >> translator: social movements are going to show support for the revolutionary government and tell the far right we are not willing to lose the social and political achievements of the past 17 years. >> after gaining power in 1998chavez vowed to transform the oil-rich nation to a socialist paradise with subsidized food and free housing and clinics for the poor contributed to his unchallenged popularity. but his successor nicholas miduro lacks his

staying with family after their home was look at these pictures, ash is just about all that's left of their house. five miles west of colorado city. the morris family tried to sift through the rubble trying to find anything that's left. even though all that is left is charred memories, they don't plan on leaving. >> right here is home. we're going to rebuild right here. >> the sheriff's department says the driver of the 18-wheeler fell asleep. amazingly the homeowners say it was just an accident and they have no hard feelings against that driver. continues f 352-3040 >> iran's president visited pope francis at the vatican today. >> reports from london. >> reporter: the meeting between pope francis and iranian president began with a handshake and then he gave the catholic leader a persian rug. >> he says his country is not you safest and most stable in the region. he wants to ends decades of diplomatic distance with the west over its controversial nuclear program. >> this is the first time in nearly two decades that a pope has met with an iranian president. the pope prays for peace and the iranian president asked him to pray for h

. >>> an ash tis from brooklyn will be leaving his park in mailboxes across the city. cam mack's work will be featured the monkey stamp. the ninth in a series of stamps celebrating the lunar new year. the stamp art depicts two flowers there symbolizing wealth and honor. >>> they are freezing for a reason on the fist day of the new year. costumes and took the plunge at coney island this afternoon where the ocean temperature was a balmy 50-something degrees. some swimmers come back every year. some doing it for the first time. >> it was awesome. jackson, what do you think? >> it was fun. >> it was good? first time. >> great. first time. >> how did it feel? >> she's going back. >> they don't even look that cold. money raise the a the coney island polar dip helps the organization sends family to camp sunshine. the group hopes to raise $70,000 this year. not bad. they were hanging out in there. >> as soon as you get in, once you get out you're probably okay. but it's that going in part. >> and don't stay in there too long, right? 50-some degree water is a lot different than

city seal. >>> there is a meeting in wayne county today about coal ash. duke energy wants to excavate nearly 6 million tons of ash in basins at the retired hf lee plant in goldsboro. at 2 this afternoon wayne commissioners will hear about the coal ash issue from a public health expert from unc. >>> the north carolina attorney general is looking into the thousands of customers will mistakely enrolled in plans they didn't sign up for and did not receive insurance cards on time and were not able to get coverage. many, if not all, did not sign up through the affordable health care act. those customers should receive their i.d. cards by next week and they have identified and refunded money to most of those overbilled. customer service reps are working extended hours to handle all the issues. >>> now that economic sanctions have been lifted, iran jumps oo into the market planning to increase oil production by half a million barrels per day, adding to a market already plush with oil. prices are under $30 a barrel, a 13-year low. >>> michigan governor rick snyder

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city to dance with the doors. stragged to find the rhythm. from beyond the ash much. but -- strong to the -- 5060 d issue panthers pride are l be jerry richardson is paying for every panthers employee from interns up to attend the game in santa clara. be warned, philadelphia eagles tried this. eagles lost. to the ice. when it comes to the lightning charitable efforts. his wife are making a big impact in their own way. >> ryan cal has been is known as a guy who plays with all heart. but behind the doors is how big his heart truly is. >> the families in the seut are apart of his crew. nearly every lightning home game ryan and his wife host pediatric cancer patient. >> we wanted to help kids out and, you know, and hopefully be get away from their treatment. >> traded in their hospital beds for a great seat and eats. >> these guys go through so much. things that people don't want to hear about. just not pretty. and so to be able to just forget that and come here and almost feel like you're a celebrity. it makes them feel good. >> tough to go through what we've been going

city hospital. after he wasnvolved in a serious accident. on state route 250 in ash land tuesday morning. john a biologist. says he was called into work early. making the more than one hour drive from his fiancee's home. to his job in ash land. where he was scheduled to clock in at 4:30 a.m. >> . maybe 5 minutes from work. i fell asleep. behind the wheel. road. >> john says he was knocked out. unconscious. but according to to the national weather service, the temperature was 5 degrees. with a windchill of minus 8. >> he says when he came to. he tried to get back into his car to call for help. >> curled up into his seat. and fumbled around. looking for a phone. and i found my old phone. and it powered on. and i dialed 911. >> crews arrived and took him to the hospital. where his family has remained by his side. his aunt created a go tphupbd me page. to help out him. his fiancee. and her 3 year-old son. >> who he says he treats as his own. >> it's basically to help them out. he's going to be out of work for a while. >> . he almost always wears his seat belt. tuesday morning. he did not. >>

monday, and a accident in cheltenham tookany creek parkway at ash mead road, vine street expressway opened, in problems or delays coming into the city the schuylkill is looking good as well. good morning to the king of prussia mall in the background there, and just a few headlights heading eastbound into downtown. in problems on i-95 out of the north east so we're off to a quiet start on the majors. police investigation involving that officer shot last night. we will have more in a second. in west philadelphia, 60th and spruce just watch out for local detours through at least the beginning of our morning rush hour. heading to the airport getting out of town for the weekend you are good to go and in delays on mass transit, chris and lauren, back owe to you. >>> philadelphia police officer has been shot multiple times. >> he managed to return fire on that shooter, both the police officer and gunman rushed to penn presbyterian medical center. steve keeley is live with the very latest on this, steve, good morning. >> reporter: officer was shot three times. he is three three-year old jesse hartnet and he will be okay. he was shot in the

promises or nearly all of them if he can, live in center city, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >>> now to the accuweather forecast and ash tick start to the workweek across the delaware valley. the action cam was in upper darby where commuters bundled up on their awere a -- an their way to work. they said a taste of winter was a nasty reality check from mother nature. >>> i feel like mother nature played a trick on us. >>> i have a sweatshirt, t-shirt, and regular shirt and my coat. >>> and this is what it looks like from our temple sky 6 cam at the center city skyline. david murphy tracking below-freezing temperatures that will link for a couple of days. he is outside with the live forecast. just a temporary reminder it's winter out there. absolutely. it is coming back full force, we get these arctic snaps during the wintertime. fortunately this will not last all that long. sat light showing we are looking at plenty sunshine after morning clouds. the winds are strong out of the northwest that's where the cold air resides and it is drawing it back in. 32 degrees in philadelphia. no new york city, well, a little worse 28

in guatemala monitoring eruption of the volcano and it's 50 miles from guatemala city and it erupted sunday sending ash kilometers high and indian troops searching the base for more gunmen involved in last weekend's attack and no fire heard since monday night but one attacker suspected on the base and seven indian and five fighters killed in assault that began on saturday. arrested a suspect for attack on a bus and killed 17 and injured 32 other passengers and the police are investigating the man's motive. u.s. government has sued the german car maker volkswagen for violating the clean air act and company admitted selling diesel cars fitted with illegal software designed to cheat emissions tests. in germany an aging population and a low birth rate are creating a serious skills shortage and small towns and cities throughout the country are being affected the most, part one of al jazeera's look at global falling birth rate and dominick cane is in a small town in central germany where they are hoping some of the thousands of skilled refugees coming to the country could provide an answer. >> reporter: neti

pa plant city family has timely ptracked down the ashes of a ploved one after they were lost pin the mail. plast week rodriguez said his pfather's ashes was mailed to uerto rico. pthe very important package was psupposed to arrive in puerto prico on tuesday in time for the pfuneral. pashes finally arrived there pyesterday. pthe family plans to hold the pfuneral on saturday. p>>laura: u.s.f. researchers have puncovered the last body at the pdozier school for boys. pinfamous reform school. pdespite rumors of beatings, the pu.s.f. team could never verify pinform the boys were killed by pdozier staff. pyesterday state leaders papologized for the generations pof boys who suffered and died at pdozier. pand then turned their attention ptoward the future. pagriculture commissioner adam utnam said that the state must pfind a use for the site. roperty still needs to be panalyzed for potentially phazardous material. pmeantime, today center bill pnelson will be in tampa to meet pwith the u.s.f. researchers who pspent years delving into pdozier's past. psenator nelson helped secure a pjustice dep

the accident out in cheltenham, tookany creek parkway at ash mead road, schuylkill no problems in the the cityut maybe for another 15 minutes or so the vine street expressway is closed between the schuylkill and broad street, otherwise, some delays on the turnpike, this is through that work zone from the delaware valley connection bridge, heading in towards the philadelphia interchange but otherwise heading over towards valley forge you are in good shape, in problems on i-95 at the moment, the investigation, surrounding that shooting of a philadelphia police officer, still underway at least for the beginning of our morning rush hour here. my guess is they will need to get some daylight in here before they wrap everything up. sixtieth and spruce is the scene, steve keeley has been reporting their life. just watch for local detours this morning, we still got to see cones north on 295 between the freeway heading up through black horse pike, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> entertainment world major accolade for philadelphia's own kevin h art in his words it has been surreal a after receivi

city. defense secretary ash carter urging other nations to contribute more troops at a paris meeting. >> iallenge current and prospective members of the coalition as we go forward. >> reporter: but while the battle for mosul looms, isis is working to build a new power center in libya. a senior u.s. defense official tells cnn fighters are increasingly going there when they can't get in to syria and others are traveling there from syria to avoid coalition air strikes. in november the first u.s. air strike against isis in libya killed abu nabil, a senior operative. tonight cnn has learned the u.s. is privately pressing the allies to consider new action against hundreds of isis fighters now in libya even as more continue to stream in. the u.s. is already looking at more drone operations. >> the threat in libya, the classic failed state is growing by leaps and bounds. in essence what isis has done is they've transferred their operations from syria and iraq into libya. >> reporter: the u.s. doesn't think isis will fully abandon syria, but the worry now isis will make a grab for libya's oil becau

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ash and. this week the scene in mexico today. west of mexico city. they say other communities are not at risk. >>> i'm getting some video and facebook. i just want to say thank you for all your reports. take a look at some of the snowfall reports so far. sure enough we have a couple inches on the ground already down across the southeast and now even in metro west places like lexington picking up over an inch of snow. so a winter weather advisory and i want to point out the national weather service just added the vineyard as some pretty taking a closer inspection you can see the darker shades of blue and purple and it is slippery out there. this area i'm very concerned about as we're continuing to see some banding occur also out places like natick, some darker shades of blue and purple. this will all rotate into the northeast. that's going to continue to allow for some of those higher totals along the coast with that ocean enhancement. link of energy the snow will continue as that trop lifts northward this is right around 6:00 in the morning so a clos

ash in the river as the group sends a message to the governor. >>> and a developing story out of indonesia where several explosions rock the heart of the city. >>> i'm bill leslie. >> i'm renee chou. so much for our morning power ball off. we are still here. we didn't need millions and millions of dollars. >> simple things like friendship, love and free forecasts. >> and pretty weather. we start off with the rdu sky cam and everything looks nice right now. you can see what's going on on the tarmac as we take a look at that picture. our rdu sky cam clear skies for us this morng. mpatesare chilly. kerri at 30, 31 holly springs and 25 degrees in wake forest so you have to bundle up but pretty normal temperatures in january. 28 in irwin, south hill and 32 in fayetteville. skies are clear now. tomorrow morning clouds thickening up and rain in the forecast for the second half of friday and friday night. show you that developing system coming up in a few minutes. this morning at 8:00 a.m. expect temperatures near 30. a warmer afternoon. that feels good compared to yesterday's chilly high temperatures. renee? >> thanks elizabeth. three tickets nationwi

ashed near pender, nebraska, killing the pilot. (sheila) the plane took off from columbia, missouri, and was headed for sioux city. sunday night, airport officials diverted the flight to the airport in wayne, nebraska, because of bad weather. it never arrived. investigators found the plane early monday morning. now, the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into what caused the crash. today, they were on the scene documenting the examination of the wreckage. then, they will dig deeper to find the cause of the crash, which could take up to a year. "i have not heard of any problems. he was in fact talking to air traffic control. i've been in contact with our air traffic control specialist, who's actually located in d.c., he's digging up those tapes and those recordings and i'll get those when i get back to the office," said national transportation safety board lead air safety investigator, craig hatch. tonight at 6, hear from an airport employee who helped in the effort to find the plane. a gas leak closed a busy downtown intersection for about an hour this afternoon. investigators say co

. >>> defense secretary ash carter says this morning isis must be air strikes struck 19 targets on thursday and some near those cities. a y hit buildings and tactical units and oil refineries. i asked ash carter last night on my pbs program how drones andother technology are changing the nature of the war. >> you get the feeling it's a video game but it ain't. if you go to the physicaly rooms at walter reed and balboa naval hospital, you know it's not a video game. butned in terms of war fare was the role of space. the u.s. started using space ntry for military purposes. >> how did we do that? those are the basis for allese precision guided strikes you see. we never see the classified pictures that satellites take but, you know, they are using space to get greater andvisibility and understanding of what the target is. the downside of that is that everybody has been watchinge chinese, and they know how much the u.s. military depends on space and they know that if you take out american satellites, you will american military power. >> so they are trying to do it? >> they are trying to develop the means to do it. s is so

to that intersection at lincoln way and ash and make that as safe as possible but we will have to analyze the situation.'almost a month later, ames police and city officials are left with little information... 'it makes it difficult when we dont have an eyewitness, we dont have a vehicle description'police say numerous leads have lead nowhere... 'i would say well over 50-60 tips have come in but most have been insignificant.'but they arent without a plan for future safety 'its more about awareness and education and in the end we ant everyone involved so thatll be our goal. we will hand out fliers and just talk about safety, our main concern.'commander tuttle says the program has been the works for a while but implementation was sped up after jacobs was killed... 'we have more and more students constantly crossing those intersections. we thought this was a great time as students come back to remind them that we want pedestrians to be safe, bicyclists to be safe and drivers to be responsible.'and the city of ames plans to work with the university on a safety study at the intersection. 'well likely do a pedestrian count, traffic counts, potentially