county, we le see the warmer temperatures, and atlantic county, you can can see it there with atlanta city and northfield well above freezing, but we have a little ways to go in the inland parts of atlantic county. this is the rain over the past two hours, and the areas of light blue are the snow, the green is the rain. we are done with the snow in sussex county, delaware, and cape may kocounty, new jersey a coastal atlantic county. we have the snow in the philadelphia area, but you can see it is breaking up a little bit, and turning pink, and a little bit of the mixture in wilmington, and once that changeover starts, we are going to be seeing less and less accumulation. now, in delaware kocounty, and down towards chester, we can take a look at the traffic as well, and you can see that there is some slow areas, and people have to take it slowly, and even though it is a holiday, and there is less overall traffic, there is still going to be snow. not as much in burk s koerks co you can see it in parts of chester county, and montgomery county getting fairly heavy snow with al alentown now, an

amanecer nuevamente bastante frÍas, 16 en arlington, 23 en filadelfia, mÁs frÍo al amanecer, 18 atlanta citychas estaciones indicaban hasta 43 noten que hay una diferencia entre modelos, pero lo principal es que de 36 a 43 serÍan horario de la tarde ligeramente superior a lo que hemos tenido esta tarde, luego la tendencia en los prÓximos dÍas. el asunto es el siguiente, maÑana 39 a 43. el sÁbado suben 58, el domingo a 55, estamos ya varios dÍas por encima de 50 grados, 40% de posibilidad de lluvia que se extiende hasta el lunes, todavÍa con 50 de mÁxima. temperatura baja ligeramente el mar - martes. julio: en instante un resumen de las noticias importante ocurridas en porto rico. mientras que en repÚblica dominicana consternaciÓn alguna familia tras la muerte de un pariente de lo hospital luego de que el hospital se quedarÁ sin electricidad. ♪ ♪ en sÓlo minutos de información. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ julio: dos comitÉs compuesto por acadÉmicos, estudiantes miembro de la junta de gobierno de la universidad de puerto rico se reunieron hoy para evaluar las posibles alternativas para reestructurar la instituciÓ

> from our jersey shore bureau, two men are under arrest for an attack on an elderly man in an atlanta city. authorities say a 76-year-old new york man was trying to enter his room at harrah's early yesterday when he was pushed inside by two men wearing masks they assaulted him and stoeld casino chips, money and his phone. the victim has a broken back. the suspects are charged with robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy. >>> well classes will resume on a regular schedule tomorrow at ursinus college after some 200 students reported symptoms of a stomach illness. school officials say over the weekend the college insured that all public spaces and common areas on campus were cleaned. sanitized and disinfected. health officials are trying to figure out whether the ailment is food-borne or transmitted from person to person. >>> a political battle is brewing in washington following the death of justice antonin scalia. a look at the fight to fill the vacancy on the nation's highest court. >>> plus a huge turnout for a mass led by pope francis in mexico. the words of wisdom he shared with the

afternoon but keep in mind winds gust 25 to 30 miles per hour and windchills will be in the 30s, 42 in atlanta city allentown. >> all right have a nice weekend. >> you too. >>> here is a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. a picture of an intern caught sleeping on the job is going viral. first his workers photo bombed him and then the internet got creative. plus, a montgomery county student is honored tore trying to save her mother's life. the incredible story brand new at 4:00. now live to chopper 6 hd over breaking news, southwest philadelphia where we where told that bartram high school is evacuated because of a fire. a blaze ignited in a third floor bathroom and the school is evacuated and no reports of injuries. and fire at bartram high school. we'll have the latest coming up on "action news" at beginning at 4:00. that does it for us on "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for melissa magee, david murphy and the entire news team, i'm rick williams we'll see you later. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't han

but 30-31 degrees there as well. 34 in wilmington and 35 in millville and 36 at the airport in atlanta cityh difference in cross the region. everybody is dealing with the breeze. the cloud cover really melted away and now the dominating high pressure to the north of us. close enough to dry the air out and give us the mainly sunny skies. and clear conditions in the lehigh valley, a high of 34 degrees it's on the chilly side and 37 at the shore a high down at the coastal communities, lots of sun and breezy and definitely coat weather and extra gear on you if are you outside for a bit. in philadelphia breezy and 38 degrees, about 6 degrees below average and winds 10 to 20 miles per hour and gusts of 25 miles per hour. for the evening commute not terrible winds but keep a good grip on the steering wheel. 35 by 5:00 and then close to freezing mark by dinner time as soon as 6:30-7:00 tonight. the winds die down to the single digits and the skies remain clear and that is a good combination. and a low of 23 degrees, with some out lying suburbs to the mid to upper teens. less wind tonight and pretty

degrees i can't even imagine. 17 in chicago. 20s for boston and the big apple. 30s from dc through atlanta, city. even chilly 40s from texas through the gulf coast states, new orleans. the pacific northwest. now the reason that we are seeing some more of that snow that's been impacting portions of the northeast and the mid. atlantic is we have a big dip in the jet stream. mostly clear skies and quiet. we are still going to contend with more snow stretching from the ohio river valley all the way through the mid-atlantic and stretching up to the new england areas and also the great lakes and the upper stuff. here in south florida, highs climb into the upper 60s, breezy compared to yesterday and we will see more clouds around. choppy on the bays and a dangerous high-risk of rip currents at the beach. even though it is on the cooler side to head to the beach today. tonight temperatures dropping, 51 near the coast. inland 49 degrees. a light jacket light sweater this morning. but by tomorrow you'll be breaking out the heavier sweaters and coats, high around 66. thursday colder with 48 and the high 65

clinton focusing on georgia in listen, and that city -- atlanta, and that city's mayor introducing her at a rally. and sanders trailing carolina, but continuing his days long zig zag in the midwest, starting today in a town hall rally in flint, michigan and talked about the water crisis, and then headed to minnesota to discuss tribal issues with native american >>> turning now to the other news of the night, and yet another slashing attack here in manhattan. a 60-year-old man slashed in the face at a subway station in midtown. the slasher in the wind, the victim taken to the hospital on the upper east side. stacey sager is there tonight >> reporter: well, liz, this latest victim was treated here, fortunately his injuries are not too severe, but you know the latest up tick in these types of crimes is cause for concern, subway crime and slashings throughout the city are on the rise. it was the heart of the morning rush here in midtown, and yet another slashing here on the subway. this time, police say, it was here at 57th and 7th avenue, the n, q, and r train where this 60-year-old man w

by 1973, the city of atlanta the city too busy to hate, had a black mayor and former students on the atlanta university were now in charge of the municipality. although the 1970s are mournful years for len in who lost her father, husband, and son, the 1980s saw another extraordinary change in her career. she opened in a one, woman broadway show that brought her every honor and accolade known in the theater. the 1980s were decade of honors for black calhoun's north and south. in march 1981, the same month that saw lina's triumph tomorrow to broadway returned. their great grandson solve moses' sister dade in 1984. his death was -- he was the longest practicing black doctor in georgia and the longest practicing doctor of any race in atlanta. the calhoun shared their bounties, gifts and achievements with their community and country and it's fair to say that the black calhouns is as much the story of america as much as of a family. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> anybody have questions? [inaudible question] >> i can hear you, yes. >> i grew up -- where did you live? >> i lived in -- i

applications. hard rock is not the only casino with male servers. a couple years ago brugodda in atlanta city, new jersey, actually made the move. male servers will wear boots, black pants, and a button down shirt with a red undershirt. that's a uniform meant to match the waitresses, as well. servers work 24 to 32 hours a week and get paid $3.25 an hour, plus tips and they're actively hiring for those positions. outside the hard rock casino in tampa, fox 35 news. >>> that's what women want. >> apparently so. some of them, i guess. >> pretty gross problem going viral this morning. >> yeah, why parents are posting photos of their kids moldy sippy cups. you'll want to see that, coming up. day in history, 1987, the michael jordan scores 58 points in one game. it was a record high for the chicago bulls at the time. three years later, he then got another personal best, 69 points in one game. who holds the record for most points in a game in the nba at is it david . >>> everybody knows this song. i want to be like mike. right, i love this. remember this commercial all the way back to the 80s. this d

pcouple years ago atlantaic city pnew jersey made this move as pwell. pmale servers will wear boots, pblack pants, and a button down pshirt with a red undershirt. pmaybe not exactly what you were pthinking they'lled actually wear pa uniform will be different. pbut it does match waitresses and pservers work between 24 and 32 phours a week and get paid $3.25 pan hour plus, plus tips. pi mean potential is there to pmake 10 to 12 bucks an hour i pimagine a lot more depending on phow good you are at serving pthose drinks. pmore information on that you can palways go to our website, pwww.fox13news.com. retty interesting stuff. pi think it's, i think it's a psign of the times that can make pa move like this. pi do too. pi do too. pall right. pall right. p>> all right. prunner. pdonald trump couldn't make last pnight's debate and other pcandidates came out firing. phere's fox news correspondent pjackie. premaining republican candidates pfor president joined fox news pfor town hall in houston. pwith one exception. pthere business man front run has pconflicting c

pin atlanta city, new jersey they pmade this move. pthey'll wear boots, black pants, pbutton down shirt and red pundershirt as well. pit's meant to watch the -- match pthe waitresses. pthey're paid $3.25 an hour plus pcurrently hiring for those ositions. pcoming up a little later, we phope to speak with the public prelations person at the hard prock to get a better idea of who pand when they're hoping to fire. psooner rather than later. p>>laura: it makes sense. pall right. pthank you. plast night governor scott signed pa series of bills, including pones that bans backyard gun pranges. pthe bill bans the recreational puse of firearms on residential roperty when other homes are pnearby. pissue caused a stir last year in pst. petersburg. pjoseph gallaradi built a gun prange in his backyard. pneighbors caught wind and they pwere not happy. phe eventually took it apart, pthough, when he was offered a pfree gun range membership. pthe new law specifically states pthat property owners can still pfire a gun to protect themselves por their pro

they are meant to attract gamblers being lost to other states and people returning home from atlanta city. >>> manhattan isn't the only borough that is the site of soaring new skyscrapers. two developers submitted plans manhattan. it would be almost twice as tall as anything near it on dekalb avenue. the plan calls for the building to house stores and nearly 500 rental apartments. >>> bill cosby is firing back at the accuser in his recent criminal case. the troubled comedian filed a breach of contract lawsuit he is demanding she repay a sex abuse settlement that he paid her after she cooperated with police last year. the suit claims the settlement banned her from voluntarily discussing the case with law enforcement, adding she no longer has a civic duty to cooperate because she lives in canada. her mother and lawyer are also named in the lawsuit. the lawyer has declined to comment. >>> we abc exclusive. we're hearing from the teen accused of posing as a doctor. he talked gutman but the teen didn't like the line of questioning and here's what happened. >> reporter: are you in a lot of trou

and in florida after the keloe decision, we put in a provision to prevent what he tried to do in atlanta city which is to take a person's property, and use for it a private purpose. it is not public purpose to take someone's house and turn it into a parking lot for limousines for casinos. >> and watching after far as marco rubio and chris christie went back and forth and you were asked the experience question, and it seems that you were letting them fight it out -- is that fair? >> well, i focused on my experience more than his lack of experience, but, look, there is important to recognize that a back bench senator as gifted as he is doesn't have a proven record. it is just a fact, an when his own office says, well, the three thing has he did and one of which he did not vote on, the hezbollah increased sanctions, and he didn't show up for the vote, and another is the important law and very targeted that his only law that he sponsored to become the law of the land and one other thing that i can't remember is not a record of accomplishment compared to what the governors do, and chris and govern

so trump schemed with the atlanta city government. they steam rolled the little guy. a pattern of sleaze stretching back decades. >> eminent domain is wonderful. >> yes, we have to use the power of he wieminent domain. >> that didn't sit well. trump says those are all ads. >> these ads are vicious and they say anything. i home you don't believe the crap. it is all crap. okay? they're lies. they talk about eminent domain. without eminent domain you wouldn't have a road. you wouldn't have hospitals, you wouldn't have anything. by the way, without eminent domain, you wouldn't have the key stone pipeline. >> let's start with you. a good idea or a bad idea for trump to pivot? >> look, swearing slyke, i always compare them to those dried red pepper flakes you put on a beats. a you have to use it sparingly. so when you start relying on swearing too much, it loses its meaning and i think he saw the light which was that focus group by bloomberg. everybody was aghast. he should travel with a swear jar. i think that would be a fun thing for him to do. as for this ad, i'm not so

and in florida after the keloe decision, we put in a provision to prevent what he tried to do in atlanta city which is to take a person's property, and use for it a private purpose. it is not public purpose to take someone's house and turn it into a parking lot for limousines for casinos. >> and watching after far as marco rubio and chris christie went back and forth and you were asked the experience question, and it seems that you were letting them fight it out -- is that fair? >> well, i focused on my experience more than his lack of experience, but, look, there is important to recognize that a back bench senator as gifted as he is doesn't have a proven record. it is just a fact, an when his own office says, well, the three thing has he did and one of which he did not vote on, the hezbollah increased sanctions, and he didn't show up for the vote, and another is the important law and very targeted that his only law that he sponsored to become the law of the land and one other thing that i can't remember is not a record of accomplishment compared to what the governors do, and chris and govern

and in florida after the keloe decision, we put in a provision to prevent what he tried to do in atlanta citych is to take a person's property, and use for it a private purpose. it is not public purpose to take someone's house and turn it into a parking lot for limousines for casinos. >> and watching after far as marco rubio and chris christie went back and forth and you were asked the experience question, and it seems that you were letting them fight it out -- is that fair? >> well, i focused on my experience more than his lack of experience, but, look, there is important to recognize that a back bench senator as gifted as he is doesn't have a proven record. it is just a fact, an when his own office says, well, the three thing has he did and one of which he did not vote on, the hezbollah increased sanctions, and he didn't show up for the vote, and another is the important law and very targeted that his only law that he sponsored to become the law of the land and one other thing that i can't remember is not a record of accomplishment compared to what the governors do, and chris and governor k

so trump schemed with the atlanta city government. they steam rolled the little guy. a pattern of sleaze stretching back decades. >> eminent domain is wonderful. yes, we have to use the power of eminent domain. >> that didn't sit well. trump says those are all ads. >> these ads are vicious and they say anything. i just hope you don't believe the crap. because it's all crap, okay? they're lies. they talk about eminent domain. without eminent domain you wouldn't have a road. you wouldn't have hospitals, you wouldn't have anything. by the way, without eminent domain, you wouldn't have the key stone pipeline. >> let's start with you. a good idea or a bad idea for trump to pivot to all positive? >> look, swearing is like, i always compare them to those dried red pepper flakes you put on a beats. pizza. you have to use it sparingly. so when you start relying on swearing too much, it loses its meaning and i think he saw the light which was that focus group by bloomberg. everybody was aghast. he should travel with a swear jar. i think that would be a fun thing for him to do.

by 1973 the thety of atlanta -- the city of atlanta, the city that famously became too busy to hate, lack mayor, and former students of the atlanta university manifesto were now in charge of the municipality. although the 1970s were personally mournful years for lena who lost her father and husband and son between 1971 and 1972, the 1980s saw another extraordinary change in the career of moses calhoun's great granddaughter. she opened in a one-woman broadway show that brought her every honor and accolade known in the theater. the 1980s were a decade of horns for black calhouns north and south. in march 1981, the same month that saw lena's triumphant broadway return, dr. homer nash, the great grandson of moses' sister, died at the age of 94. in the words of the atlanta constitution, dr. ohio her nash's -- ho her gnash's death ends in error. he was the longest practicing black doctor in georgia and the longest practicing doctor of any race in atlanta. you could call the black calhouns lucky, but they were never selfish achievers. they shared their bountiful gifts and achievements with t

while the wind gets howling out around kansas city and wichita, the wind from tornadic thunderstorms will go overnight to atlanta into panama city and head toward the carolinas tomorrow. powerful low pressure system and look how big this storm system is spanning about half of the lower 48. on the backside of it that drier northwest flow will bring us a better day tomorrow, but it stays cold. there are a few ripples in the atmosphere coming through around this high pressure ridge. so we may have a few mountain snow showers off and on, not enough to warrant winter weather advisories and a few hard pressed to get above freezing tomorrow, northwest flow transporting moisture from the northwest to the south east. a cold night tonight, chilly day tomorrow but travel much improved with less wind and blowing snow. 0 to 10 on the plains tonight, 0 to minus 10 in the high country. tonight for lower elevations tomorrow, single elevations and teens in the high country and those of you in snow covered areas in the foothills will range from 10 to 18 degrees in nederland, grand lake and conifer. tonight clear and cold, low of

new york city 40s from cincinnati atlanta. 30s in minneapolis. however kansas city 67 and 60s through texas because the jet stream has lifted to the north and that allows 50s in california, 40s in the pacific northwest where there is indeed a storm system there. rain and a wintry mix for the plains. all this is sliding to the east. however we have high pressure that will lead to a dry, stable atmosphere for the most part. pleasant sunshine this weekend, then we start to warm things up with a mix of sun and clouds on monday and storm chances increasing on tuesday. we will see the possible of strong to severe storms as we get into tuesday and wednesday of next week. however today is looking nice, we will see clouds from time to time blowing in on the northeast breeze. a dangerous high-risk of rip currents, not safe to go swimming, not a good day for boating. place at sun life stadium to kickoff the big dolphins challenge. tomorrow mostly sunny, breezy conditions. cbs4 is a proud sponsor and many members of our team will be out there to help battle c

the upstate as a business hub, rather than losing those corporate taxes and jobs to nearby cities like atlanta and charlotte.: "we have this unique geographic advantage right now, that we're really at risk of losing in the lonnterm if we don't invest in our infrastructure." ethan mcavoy says he'd be willing to pay extra at the pump. "a little bit more wouldn't hurt in order to get our roads better" and we got some numbers back late this afternooon from the department of transportation. since 20-13, the d-o-t paid out more than 1-point-4 million dollars to drivers who had car damage caused by the roads and potholes. that figure doesn't include payouts by the state's insurance reserve fund. in greenville, dave jordan, 7 news. in henderson county... deputies are investigating... what they're calling... a say... just before -9:30- this morning... they received a call about a possible death... ... and found 66-year-old terry butler... dead...inside a home on oakwood road... near mountain home. that's just outside hendersonville. deputies also say ... they need your help... finding this man... ... 4

when you look at atlanta, atlanta is a city that is really thriving because we have made it inclusive financially. i want to embarrass my colleague from atlanta, bill rogers, when we were trying to keep dr. king's papers in atlanta, shirley franklin went to him and said we have to have $34 million, and got it. it was paid back, but we have a civil rights museum and we have dr. king's papers there because of an active relationship between the whole community and access to capital. i know some people don't like wall street, but in atlanta, we like wall street. [laughter] mr. young: because maynard jackson told us how to go to wall street and get money and build an airport, and we have an airport that we have put $14 billion in. keeping aaa bond ratings, but last year that airport generated $38 billion worth of economic activity and generated 400,000 jobs. and there are about 35% or 40% of that jobs and wealth is managed by people of color and women who were also locked out of the economy before maynard jackson became mayor. so an inclusive economy grows. we have grown from 1.5 million t

it's long, extending from way up north, down through new york city, atlanta, the pre-frontal stuff is there. thunderstorms through parts of georgia and south carolina. as the system separates from the front, all the big energy goes to the north. i don't expect it will be nearly as rough as what they're having to the north of us. by the time the front gets to us tomorrow. here's the way it looks during the overnight tonight. the line of activity from gainesville to the gulf and then by 2 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, bigger pockets of rain trying to work their way in. p.m. model run to model run, it seems to either be slowing down or tearing the storms apart. this is the baddest look i've seen so far in the last six or seven hours, from sanford to melbourne is where it will be tomorrow by 5:00. by 7:00 tomorrow evening, it's pushing offshore. friday looks to be a totally different ballgame with wind coming from the north and the northeast. the overnight lows tonight are still very mild. 65 in sanford. 66 in the villages. i'll call the overnight low in here's tomorrow. >> 68 degrees at 8 a.m

rubio's campaign is expected to hit atlanta, knoxville, and oklahoma city later today. hillary clinton is far ahead of bernie sanders in three key states ahead of super tuesday. that's according to a new wall street journal poll released sunday night.the poll shows clinton leading nearly two to one in texas, georgia, and tennessee.those three states are among the 11 with primary elections tommorrow. clinton heads in to super tuesday with back to back primary wins...her most recent in south carolina saturday. a cold front will cross the mid atlantic region today...movingthrough the mountains this morning...then east of the blue ridgeby afternoon. weak high pressure moves in tonight...followed by another stronger cold front this morning, a press conference should give us more details about a weekend, roanoke county. this was the scene friday night at walgreens on brambleton avenue. police say a man was waving a gun in the parking lot while wearing a bandana over his face. authorities confronted him and ended up opening fire. the man later died at the hospital. we'll bring

over. >> reporter: more than 100 rode in that city, police could only try to stop them when they stopped for gas, at atlanta major told city leaders a task force with homeland security has been established to try and coral the illegal riding. >> it's a thrill sport. would you get to that in a park? i believe they get it when they're heading down peach tree street at 70 miles an hour and blowing through headlights and doing circles and wheel lease. >> it can become more than a nuisance but almost never will atlanta police attempt to chase. >> even if we did have a chase policy, it would be very rare that we would actually catch them. they can simply go off road. that's the nature of an atf and we can't do that in a patrol car. but plus it's dangerous. >> he wanted to know if a designated location such as a park could be a solution for these riders. for example, they've been in this park before, but the major says probably not, riding around in a park wouldn't be sexy enough. >> there are cities that have goat end it right and been able to get a handle on it. >> we've researched cities across the country. mos

there are a few delays in atlanta and new york city. though the weather there is clear. >>> a youth sports coach will impact a child for a lifetime. a good one sets in motion a positive foundation for a lifepositive foundation for a lifetime of healthy physical activity. a bad one may crush an athlete's confidence, success and even the desire to play. how did we develop and encourage better coaches? well, sinclair broadcasting has joined youth sports of the americas to bring together experts in the field to provide practical guidelines with resources in education. here is cynthia gould with your winning ways. >> reporter: too often we see the ugly side of coaching. >> nobody on. >> reporter: but in reality, most are in it for the kids. barbara humphrey is the parent of five athletes, coaches >> i want someone that's fair. i want a coach with integrity. i want a coach to care about my child. yes, we want to win, and i am the first one to say, yes, how many ws can we get on the column, but what about the child that can't always win. >> re

he would make runs to atlanta and new york city and the drugs would end up on the streets of montgomery county. people in our area found the results of the epidemic. >> i never thought anything like this would happen, like el chapo. it's crazy. >> we need help out there. this generation is dwindling away. >> pacheco is locked up on $1 million in bail. h his. >>> meantime an attorney for joaquin "el chapo" garcia say they're turned him into a zombie. they only let him sleep two hours after a time. it's part of the treatment. aside from the treatment he still wants to be tried in mexico rather than extradited to the u.s. >>> a trained fighter was in the right place at the right time. take a look. he knocked a would-be robber out. he was visiting his girlfriend. as they were talking the suspect climbed onto the counter, said he had a gun and demanded oxycodone. >> he started reaching into his pants and said he had a weapon. that's when i did something just to protect my girlfriend. >> the boxer walked over, pinned him to the ground. he now faces armed robbery charges. >>> it's 4:45. a low

there were similar rallies across the country in new york city, atlanta, cleveland, detroit, miami, and washington, d-c. oscars host chris rock had a lot to say about the race controversy. he started with it right out of the gate. chris rock, host "i'm here at the academy awards, otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. you realize if they nominated hosts i wouldn't even get this job. you all would be watching neil patrick harris right now." "and people are like, 'chris you should boycott', 'chris you tell you you should quit." "the thing is, why are we protesting .. that's the big question, why this oscars? why this oscars? it's the 88th academy awards. the 88th academy awards. black nominee thing has happened at least 71 other times." chris rock ended the night by inviting everyone in the room to the b-e-t awards this summer and asking people to buy girl scout cookies. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 60s. winds sw 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds

both savannah and atlanta, georgia's main cities, came through the civil rights movement in a much better position than any other cities in the south. birmingham was tarred by its response to the civil rights movement obviously. do you have anything to share about how the civil rights movement was received in savannah? >> i was not here. this would been in the 1960's. i do remember, let's say in the georgia chronicle, in the last ten years there was a story about the integration of savannah and it had a pickup like atlanta the city too busy to hate. and savannah was too busy to what? do you remember lisa? the city to -- it was a positive statement about the comparative peaceful integration during the 1960's of savannah. two people i do know of were malcolm mcclain who was the mayor and ww law who was a postman and head of the naacp. they worked closely together to open swimming pools and all kinds of things to get things done in a quiter way. as a matter of fact, in the article, which i cannot remember, martin luther king junior was quoted in 1964 by saying savannah was the most integrate

rather than losing those corporate taxes and jobs to nearby cities like atlanta and charlotte. >> we have this unique gee that we're really at risk of losing in the long-term if we don't start investing in our infrastructure. >>reporter: ethan says he'd be willing to pay extra at the pump. >> a little bit more, i don't think would hurt it in order to get our roads better. >>reporter: and late this afternoon, we got some numbers back from the department of transportation, since 2013, the d.o.t. has paid out more than 1.4 million dollars to drivers for damage sustained to their cars that were caused by the road. and that does not include pay outs by the state's insurance funds. live tonight in greenville, dave jordan, 7 news. >>> dave, thank you for that. a greer man is accused of striking his 4-year-old step daughter and leaving her with a brewed and swollen eye. the child's mother is charged in the case as well. greer police safety na roebuck faces three counts of child neglect. greer police say the abuse came to light after an elementary schoolteacher reported it. >>> in henderson c

he also said it will be the last year for an across the country in new york city, atlanta, cleveland, detroit, miami, and washington, d-c. oscars host chris rock had a lot to say about the race controversy. he started with it right academy awards, otherwisowas the white people's choice awards. you realize if they nominated hosts i wouldn't even get this job. you all would be watching neil patrick harris right now." butt to :48 - :57 "and people are like, 'chris you should boycott', 'chris you should quit. you should quit'. how is it that only unemployed people tell you you should quit." butt to 1:01 - 1:23 "the thing is, why are we protesting .. that's the big question, why this oscars? why this oscars? it's the 88th academy awards. the 88th academy awards. which means this whole no happened at least 71 other times." chris rock ended the night by inviting everyone in the room to the b-e-t awards this summer and asking people to buy girl scout cookies. hillary clinton rallies voters in town today. she's not the only presidential candidate to visit. we're on your side with what to expec

as we mentioned, 80s notice los angeles and phoenix. 60s in miami and portland 40s in kansas city and atlanta. 40s for new york and boston. 16 in chicago, oh, chilly 11 for minneapolis. >>> well, they had terrific weather in denver for the bronco an's big victory party. it starred with a mile long parade. >> von miller at one point hoisted the lombardi trophy. while riding on top of a fire truck. denver's mayor estimating that 1 million people watched the parade or attended the rally that followed it. >>> plenty of kids were saluting their heros despite school being in session. excused absences were offered but only if parents let school officials know beforehand. >> and those notices probably went out sunday night after the game was called. >> exactly. >>> it's really fun to see. i love it because it's so important for cities and such a great sense of spirit. >> having lived in washington the last five years, we haven't seen that. >> you haven't seen that. >> i wouldn't know what that's like. >> there's always the nationals though. they don't play in the super bowl though, do they? >> no, th

iowa state remains #13 in the the bulls trade sioux city's kirk hinrich to atlanta. the move trims nearly 3 million dollars from chicago's luxury tax bill. the bulls drafted hinrich out of kansas in 2003, and later traded him to the hawks. he returned to chicago three years ago. is a high school diploma enough is a high school diploma enough power of a ten... the cost of college... the return on your investment... and if the expense is really worth it. soundoff @ 10:35!!! next on the news at nine... a at sea... and on shore... america's game is celebrating disney vacations, starting now. wheel... of... [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] that's us. thank you, jim. thank you, everybody. thank you. bow humbly. [ cheers and applause continue ] hello, hello. good to see y'all. get ready. get some money going here. $1,000 toss-up. "event" is the category. go ahead, vanna. [ bell chimes ] and it's ed and april. pool party.

as we mentioned, 80s notice los angeles and phoenix. 60s in miami and portland 40s and kansas city and atlanta. >>> well, they had terrific weather in denver for broncos victory party. it started with a parade. >> von miller at one point hoisted the lombardi trophy. the denver mayor estimating 1 million people watched the parade or attended the rally that followed it. >> plenty you have kids were saluting their heros despite school being in session. excused absences were offered but onliful parents let officials know beforehand. >> those notices probably went out sunday night after the game was called. >> exactly. >>> it's really fun to see. i love it because it's so important for cities and such a great sense of spirit. >> having lived in washington the last five years, we haven't seen that. >> you haven't seen that. >> i wouldn't know what that's like. >> there's always the nationals though. they don't play in the super bowl though, do they? >> no, they play in the world cup. >> the world cup. all right. we're going to fix that. >> coming up in "the skinny,"

body is it seriously cold, we are seeing 30s in boston, new york city, dc and atlanta. we are seeing 40s across new orleans and that's not even factoring in the wind chill. this is all due to front that rolled through. as we look at the national radar satellite, some lingering snow across the northeast, here in south florida. tomorrow you will neatened those heavier coats and bright sunshine in the afternoon, sunday as high pressure goes to north and east a little warmer, today though will be perfect in my opinion. look at that, 70-degree, winter sunshine, and the winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. small craft advisory, moderate chop on the bays. if you are heading to the -- i nova necessary sa is, it will be cool and breezy, and we are bring your jacket with you. you will need it and especially overnight. we will see the temperatures dip to the 50s over the coast it is probably the -- 70 for the high, 74 on sunday, you will see the trend, yeah, we will be warmer by next week. in fact 80s by tuesday and wednesday. let's get a checkover your traffic r

rubio's campaign is expected to hit atlanta, knoxville, and oklahoma city later today. on the democrat side, h illary clinton is far ahead of bernie sanders in three key states ahead of super tuesday. that's according to a new wall street journal poll released sunday night. it shows clinton leading by about two-to-one margins in texas, georgia, and tennessee. those three states are among 11 others holding races this tuesday. clinton is going into the contest with two back-to-back victories behind her, that includes her win in the south priminary on saturday. the polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. on super tuesday. if you're looking for information on where you can vote, head to our website virginia first dot-com. one other important note: under virginia law, voters are required to bring a photo id to the polls. happening this morning. officer-involved shooting in roanoke county. this was the scene friday night at the walgreens on brambleton avenue. police say the suspect was waving a gun in the parking lot while wearing a bandana over his face. when authorities

. >> '30s in minneapolis and detroit, 40s in kansas city and atlanta. 60s in seattle and dallas and 80sn los angeles and phoenix. >>> a new isis video threatens the lives of facebook founder mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey, the head of twitter. the 25-minute video is too disturbing to show showing pictures of the two men covered in bullet holes. facebook is responding to remove posts that promote terrorism. >>> reaction coming in now to al ceo tim cooke speaking out in an exclusive interview with abc news. cooke tells david muir that his company has cooperated fully with the fbi on the san bernardino shooting investigation. but cooke says apple won't help the bureau break into the iphone of syed farook. doing so they say would require software that would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable. >> the only way we know would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it's bad news to write. we would never write it. we have never written it. and that is what is at stake here. >>> but a senior government official tells us t

expected to hit atlanta, knoxville, and oklahoma city later today. on the democrat side, h illary clinton is far ahead of bernie sanders in three key states ahead of super tuesday. that's according to a new wall street journal poll new wall street journal poll released sunday night. it shows clinton leading by about two-to-one margins in texas, georgia, and tennessee. those three states are among 11 others holding races this tuesday. clinton is going into the contest with two back-to-back victories behind her, that includes her win in the south carolina priminary on saturday. the polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. on looking for information on where you can vote, head to our website virginia first important note: under virginia law, voters are required to bring a photo id to the polls. happening this morning. we're expected to learn more details about a weekend officer-involved shooting in roanoke county. this was the scene friday night at the police say the suspect was waving a gun in the parking lot while wearing a bandana over his face. w

rubio's campaign is expected to hit atlanta, knoxville, and oklahoma city later today. hillary clinton is far ahead of bernie sanders in three key states ahead of super tuesday. that's according to a new wall street journal poll released sunday night.the poll shows clinton leading nearly two to one in texas, georgia, and tennessee.those three states are among the 11 with primary elections tommorrow. clinton heads in to super tuesday with back to back primary wins...her most recent in this morning, a press conference should give us more details about a weekend, officer-involved shooting in roanoke county. this was the scene friday night at walgreens on brambleton avenue. police say a man was waving a gun in the parking lot while wearing a bandana over his face. authorities later died at the hospital. we'll bring you any new information at virginia first dot-com and on wfxr news first at ten. people in appomattox county are still recovering after last weeks e-f-3 tornado with help from volunteers. here's what's happening there by the numbers--820 meals served on saturday.

atlanta. however 67 in kansas city, 60s even through texas as the jet stream is now a little bit more to the north, allowing for high pressure to take over the northwest where they are dealing with a storm system and yet another storm system impacting our friends up across the plain the midwest the great lakes. also dealing with snow. but as you can see, much of the southeast under the influence of high pressure, which will provide for pleasant sunshine. this weekend, nice and dry again with the exception of an isolated shower here or there. a mix of sun and clouds as we get into monday and high pressure veers off to the east and ahead of a midweek cold front, storms developing on tuesday. for today it is looking fantastic, 75 a mix of sun and sprinkles with a gusty breeze. however with the small craft advisory in place, a dangerous high-risk of rip currents. breezy and cool with the lows in the low 60s. a huge event kicking off tomorrow, the dolphins cancer challenge, we have many members of our cbs4 team participating. upper 70s for the weekend with pleasant sunshine. warmer next week with a bet

city to get married. las vegas was second. atlanta--third. and tampa came in fourth! the report compared the cost of a wedding, wedding facilities and services and activites and attractions across 150 u-s cities. a valentine's day tradition for the seattle aquarium was a little different this year. every year the aquarium tries to match two sea creatures, but there was no love connection for "kong the octopus." because kong is seventy pounds and his potential mates wouldn't be safe to put them together. today kong will be set free to find love in the wild. if voting for the grammy awards was based on shazams we'd already know some of the winners. the music app says ed sheeran would win record of the year if the number of shazams an artist got were the determining factor. "uptown funk" by mark ronson and bruno mars would win pop duo and group performance. and meghan trainor would win best new artist. coming up on 10 news this morning.. right now troopers are searching for a person who hit and killed a tow truck driver on the howard frankland and then took off. and the f

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