>> not that i'm aware of. >> what about annuities. >> not that i'm aware of. >> inheritance?. >> so your testimony is there ising in. >> there's nothing. >> the truck she drove to mexico belonged to, i guess, mr. couch. >> the company. >> all right. tell me about -- you live where? >> right off 35 in fort worth. >> still in the county. >> it's terrant. right on the line. >> and do you know if your mother has any community ties to this area? if they are, what are they? you haven't told me that yet. >> i don't understand what your saying. >> she is a part of this community. >> yes. >> s to she have friends here? >> -- does she have friends here. >> well, yes and not. not in the county. >> does she have any other relatives here. >> not in the county. >> are you the only relative. >> in terrant. >> where are the other locates. >> one in johnson and the rest in another city. >> all right do you know whether your mother goes to church here? >> not that -- she used to but i don't know where, if it's in the county. >> you told me she does not work. >> no. >> is that correct. >> no. >

stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. if you're getting ready to head out...hopefully you've given yourself some extra time... the roads are getting slicker and more dangerous by the minute... jordan villines is stormtracker...whe re are you right now? live live a winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties. be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while driving. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and no treatment. toss to jessica in hebron this morning will not be how much accumulates but air and road surface temperatures both of which will be freezing. that will stick and create a slippery/icy problem. the greatest be f

stay weather aware for friday as another system amounts to parts southern areas friday. this is a we will keep a watchful eye. carstar traffic to reduced visibilities and snow accumulations. this the morning commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly driving. hero...after he helped save the life actor jamie foxx is being hailed a helped save the life of a suspected a man flipped his car....right onto foxx's front lawn. when he heard the crash, foxx ran out and pulled the man wreckage. ...moments before the car burst into foxx says he was place at the right time... but the driver's father, is praising the actor for his efforts. "i think we all hope that we could do something when the time is there, but the question is is, do we? do we act, or do we fear for our own lives? and he did not." "as i'm getting him out, i said, "you've got to help me get you out, because i don't want to have to leave you." and i said, "you've got angels around you." the driver suffered major injuries to his head and chest, but is expected to recover... you're taking a live look out

stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. carstar traffic denise does traffic denise does traffic travel difficulties are expected due to reduced visibilities and snow accumulations. this snow will affect the morning commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly hazardous. leave extra time for driving. denise tosses to sara live winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7pm. live winter weather effect until 7pm. continue to develop this morning causing roads to slick and ice uk very easily as pavement temperatures are extremely cold. timing and not will fall between 6am and 9am with most accumulating snow out of the area by 11am. i expect 1 to 2 inches of snowfall for most of us. some might had a additional half and afternoon expect ass temperatures we are dry tonight 20s and highs in a stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow am

a sign of civil disobedience as they try to raise awareness to the real problem of gun violence. it's called bikes up guns down. but the way in which they have chosen to bring awareness to the cause is going to leave a lot of people very confused as to why they would put themselves and so many others in danger. we have watched them come very close to creating and causing traffic accidents, we have seen bikers going the wrong direction on these major highways, we have seen them driving through residentials neighborhoods as well as the larger roads which they're on now the news choppers are overhead and capturing images as they continue to ride through south florida. >> we saw them pass by some kids coming close to them imagine their riding on sidewalks and going the wrong way on the streets if you can imagine a pedestrian who has no clue as to what is going on especially as the sunsets in a bit. it's a dangerous situation and hard to take your eyes off of it because there are so many close calls and so many confused drivers on the road. the police and law enforcement agencies sayi

be aware that temperatures will be cold enough for some refreeze and slick spots tonight, especially on side streets and parking lots. the sunny and dry weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 30s. more sunshine on tap for next week with an increase in clouds by the end of the work week. some light snow showers will be possible by thursday, with around round of light snow on friday, with even some minor des moines police have made an arrest in connection with a shooting yesterday.. police say a 15-year-old boy shot another 15-year-old at this home on east victim was shot in the chest... but is expected to survive. the alleged shooter is charged with reckless use of a firearm. a fort dodge 6-year-old... who died after a car accident on christmas day will be laid to rest tomorrow. payton henry was injured in a head-on collision near fort dodge. she died the next day. visitation services are being held tonight... from 5 to 7 at foster funeral home in webster city. her funeral is at eleven tomorrow at the same funeral home. payton's parents...and two other children we

that's why this brand awareness campaign is so important. we've got to let the world know and, hopefully, you know, engage the world in our efforts. >> i know that on your resume you're also a doctor. >> i am. >> want to point that out. now, i want to ask you a question x i want you to answer honestly. i've done stories where men, organizations to help young men and to change societal perceptions, you know, about whether it's the way they dress, whether it's the way they speak. we recently did a story here about young women who are acting out in different manners, you know? and organizations trying to say, television, those images there, that's not how you need to define yourself. do you run into that in the capacity of the ywca, and how do you address that if you run into it? >> well, i think if i understand your question correctly, do i see image and how you present yourself as important? absolutely. i think it's very important for young men and women to present themselves in a professional, respectful manner because people often, unfortun

. >> the has been one very good trial that i am aware of. the basic finding is that there be alone does not work. therapy combined with fairly large amounts of cash to reinforce good behavior. it does seem to work. that is one study in liberia. so maybe not applicable in iraq. on your question about the available tools. as i said, very little is being done to the best of my knowledge. i am not aware of any extensive programs that are providing such tools to young people. i want to end on a positive note. on then our experience issue or what we did in northern syria, he's building at the local level is possible. it can be successful. you can prevent further violence from interrupting. this is why we are continuing our programming in the region and we call on other agencies to do so. >> to try and take off things on -- in order. it question on effective program models. it is imperative that you get stabilization policy right. in these areas like ramadi or to that have beent retaken. i think a lot of that is thinking through how you do that mos

((patrick walker)) > spreading awarness of human trafficking. that was the goal of the event held at the fremont experience this afternoon. local artists put on performance art routines that enforece the impact human trafficking has on our community. and our very own paula francis was there as a guest m-c. organizers talked to us about they're getting creative to show their support. (( sarah walker/breaking these chains live free, "so, what we've done in our organization, we've created this very ugle braclet as an awareness braclet because it's an ugly act. so we're trying to bring education and awareness to our community. the united states for trafficked victims. so, what we've done in our organization, we've created this very ugle braclet as an awareness braclet because it's an ugly act. so we're trying to bring education and awareness to our community. we're the second largest hub in the united states for trafficked victims." )) ((patrick walker)) advocates say human trafficking is a 32 billion dollar industry. /// ((sharie johnson)) > one of

raises awareness of human trafficking. the stars join us. >>> on ktnv.com, you can find so many great stories of what makes the valley a special place to live. click on the positively lv tab on your section. from special reports to deals at restaurants and much more, check out the web site for your we'll be right back >>> welcome back. the statistics are alarming. 27 million people enslaved world wide as a result of human trafficking. >> as if that isn't bad enough, nearly 1.2 million children are trafficked each year. a new movie brings to light the realities of this crime and now more. >> join the fight to end human trafficking. the new movie "caged no more" which hits theaters today focuses on the world's fastest growing crime. statistics say happens in every city and every state, including our own. it's inspired by real events and actors kevin sorbo join us now. >> good morning. >> let's discuss this because like we mentioned, kevin, this is actually inspired by real events. this being national human trafficking awaren

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. >> millions of dollars have been spent over the years on hiv awareness campaigns. what makes teach aids special is that it actually solves numerous persistent problems with hiv and provides real education instead of just awareness. >> and making sure that those materials feel like they were designed for that population. >> yeah, that kind of reminds me of some of the things we've been talking about with some of the other guests, which is that these achievements aren't just spreading awareness but actually have practical, real solutions to the things that they're addressing and teach aids is one of them, right? >> that's true. they study -- they spent about five years studying the 30 years of the aids awareness campaigns that had gone on. but aids, the epidemic kept growing. so they realized that the focus had been on aids awareness, a billboard here or there, maybe an advertisement in a magazine. and there was no retention. so after five years, it was interdisciplinary study in stanford, and they realized that if they used animated videos that were culturally appro

be aware of your surroundings. so after the air france accident, the air flight 447 accident there's much more emphasis on excessive trust in technology, there's an awareness of pilots almost never fly the plane themselves in difficult conditions. when something like conditions you described happen they respond the same way. so part of pilot training is prevention training. actually putting them in simulators, trying to like simulate not having -- the devices they're supposed to have. so i think that's part of it. i was on vacation actually on my honeymoon in france, in about 20 years ago. i was driving along the freeway and i remember a sign that i guess french highway department put up there that said -- [inaudible] i've asked my french friends what does this mean? they said it means speed makes everything worse. darn that's rights. you know, if you're driving 60, 70 miles per hour then we know from physics that force of the collision will be higher if you crash at 60 miles per hour. if you try to maintain space

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and i really just tried to get as many people involved and aware of the issue as possible. so the second project i'm most proud of is my climb up mount kilimanjaro in july 2014. and we were making a film about global climate change and the effect of global climate change on the mountain and the people around it. global climate change is what it says it is. it's global. it's worldwide atmospheric alteration. and every single person is playing their part no matter how insignificant it is. in the last 20 years, 70% of mount kilimanjaro's glaciers have disappeared, gone completely. after gaining a greater understanding of the issue, i really feel that it is big, but it is controllable if we all make small changes to our everyday lifestyle. if you choose to leave the tap on whilst doing your teeth, you could indirectly be affecting somebody on the other side of the planet. how? well, our earth is immensely interconnected, more so than i think we could ever begin to comprehend. and if we mess with those systems, which we are, there are going to be negative consequences. but the t

eaton and means raising awareness that those struggling don't feel they have to struggle alone. today nearly one in five people in our country experience mental illness in given year. far too many don't receive treatment when they need it and part of the reason is stigma gets in their way. mr. rahim, you worked over a decade to raise awareness and promote understanding of mental health in community across the country and you've been a inspiration to many people who otherwise might have not had the courage to seek help. i want to thank you for your work and i'm eager to hear what you think congress should do to lend our voices to efforts like yours. we thank the witnesses today. we have a lot of urgent work ahead of us to make sure families and community have access to comprehensive, high quality mental health care they need and i look forward, mr. chairman, to work on bipartisan effort to strengthen our mental health system and if i have our patients opportunities to lead healthy and fulfilling lives.

do you think many are aware of that? >> no. >> armstrong: also w wn we come ck, we are going to make you comfortable with these weapons, they are not your enemies, they can be your best friend if operated and trained in a proper respectful way they can save >> armstrong: welcome back to "rightside" forum, crazy but true, washington area has several different gun laws. we have experts here to talk about it. you challenged me during the break, virginia is not unusual. there are ther states that have open carry. >> as an example, open carry, in virginia, pennsylvania, open carry -- >> armstrong: maine, montana. >> in fact, constitutionana carry states six like vermont. you need nothing, no permit to conceal or openly carry. >> armstrong: let's come back to the district of columbia and stand your ground. people think it is florida and texas, you are wrong. >> self-defense in the classes, metropolitan police department sanctioned me to teach for concealed carry specifically in d.c. no duty to retreat in the district. that is

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society's really becoming aware of this issue. and so is congress. and so are the states. and i'll just mention a few things that have happened in the last few weeks on the hill and in the statehouses that will allow us to provide for a policy discussion as well as a technology platform discussion. it's interesting, as a member of the press club, to see that we have education beat reporters. we have technology, sports, and we've had the health and medical. so this issue traverses a lot of different beats. we want to draw a bit on the recent news on the hill which fred upton has said reaches epidemic proportions as a public health issue. three days before christmas, fred upton called for an investigation of concussions. he announced the broad review in his statement for the health -- sorry, the house energy and commerce committee. chairman upton announced they'll discuss a broad injuries in the new year through his oversights on investigations, health and commerce. and this will include medical experts, professionals, nih, military, collegiate sports and the science and res

and there is better awareness now. so that is where the numbers are coming from. so here are the compelling numbers. in the nfl report, diagnosed concussions are up by nearly 32 percent, which i said earlier. this is all season, pre-season, during the regular season and it includes practices as well. concussions diagnosed in 2015 were 271. ernie: that's a big number. >> they're broken down. practice ones were -- the practice numbers were 37. the rest of the concussions occurred in games. 234 broken down. how are they happening? helmet to helmet. contact with a playing surface, the ground, and contact with a shoulder. ernie: what's the nfl doing to help the problem? >> this says two things. the awareness is there. the game isn't going to change. it's a violent, dangerous game. ernie: absolutely. >> it is the most lucrative, popular game in the united states. we have our national holiday coming up february 7th with the super bowl, of course. that's not going to change. themselves at risk. these numbers prove that fact. however, i think this report says another thing

stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. traffic animation denise tosses to jordan a winter weather means that periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties. be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while driving. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads no treatment. to help keep ahead of this winter weather ... download the fox19 weather now app. the free app features the hour frank and catherine talk about friday's storm moving into the area... what that means east coast. coming up next roadways all coming up next denise johnson has been tracking the roadways all morning long... she'll tell us what the problems are right now... coming up next xtra is sponsored by continue to morning causing roads to sl

certainly some had a better understanding with the athletic trainers scoring at 100% awareness of the loss, thankfully, but only 31% of of parents admitted to even recognizing that there was a law related to concussions for student athletes. this is really an indication that this program is a critical program and what we have found in our efforts doing it is that it is a challenge for us to get out in front of everybody and do the expensive awareness and training that everybody needs. we are utilizing our own resources that are there also to care for these patients, to go out and do these training. we are collectively unlimited resource. that is where that youth application on smart phones, computers, whatever it really is a critical piece of this program. you'll hear more from charlie about that shortly and what this can bring to the program. i think it is also important, particularly as the concussion movie is out there, so parents, students, everybody is hearing about this, to recognize that this is a real entity. in terms of the research, much more research needs to be done. we ne

>> i wasn't air aware. i saw the video. that's all i'm aware of. >> your mother, does she work?any particular license that sbientitles her to any type of work? >> she used to. it was a nursing. >>. lbn, correct? >> i just know it was in nursing. >>. she's going to live with you, correct? >> yes. >> who else lives in your house? >> my wife and two kids. 11 and 4. >> do you have any contact with your mother prior to her arriving in tarrant county? >> i talked to her in the l.a. county jail. >> i want to bring in paul callen to give some legal analysis from this bond hearing of tonya couch. and right there was her other son being question ed about whether or not she should be able to go out on bond. how could she be trusted after she allegedly fled to mexico with her mexico who was out on probation? >> that's going to be a very tough question for this judge to answer. you know, this witness -- they are trying to establish only that she doesn't have any money. but obviously, from the cross-examination by the district attorney's office, he established that the father has a lot of mon

of i-95 are very dangerous when you come into north carolina, and we're asking people to please be aware. just because there isn't snow doesn't mean the roads are not safe. >> reporter: you need to heed that advice and stay off the roads. meanwhile the nation's capital, we are in the bull's-eye of the storm, a storm that some are already saying could cost about a billion dollars in damages in total. mike and keen ba. >> joel, one of the concerns of the residents there is losing power. >> reporter: there are social workers going door to door in the area. i saw an interesting local news story about that, to make sure the elderly are okay. but this is potentially an unprecedented amount of snow totals coming. in 1922 there were 28 inches. some forecasts are calling for upwards of 30 inches. and obviously with that roofs could collapse. so there is trepidation that some of the infrastructure may not hold up. we will have to see how this plays out but everyone is take this seriously, at least they should be. >> joel, i heard the mayor saying the city is ready, but i'm curious, have you seen a

be aware that temperatures will be cold enough for some refreeze and slick spots tonight, especially on side streets and parking lots. the sunny and dry weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 30s. more sunshine on tap for next week with an increase in clouds by the end of the work week. some light snow showers will be possible by thursday, with around round of light snow on friday, with even some minor accumulations possible. don't be fooled by his size... this white miniature poodle is tougher than he looks. how long he survived on his own in the woods... and the man who helped reunite him with his more mass shootings.... more scandal and more political ads... 20-15 seems like a year of history repeating itself... mary moloney looks at the national stories that made headlines this year. this was a tragically recurring scene during 20-15. crowds fleeing another mass shooting. from a military center in chattanooga... to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by i

of the text messages i was walled off as the chief when i become aware of such as the text messages i will take action as soon as i become aware of it and sent the 8 officers with a single recommendation they be terms those officers were termed without pay the court odor they be paid and the court order what i explained about the criminal going first was not the case and the administrative would have been a breach of our agreement with the u.s. district attorney's office and the this morning the city attorney's office filed an appeal we'll prevail and then i believe those officers will come to this commission what gunning again they'll face termination i believe no place in the police department for those officers the residents said they fall below the minimum standards to be a police officer and the commission said while this round in the proceedings went in favor of the text messengers that's not the case they remain in the same status superintendant and orders by the court not be back until this is finished i want to thanks some of the members on the forum we met on december 30th

helping to raise awareness and bring missing awareness and bring missing children home safely. canon is celebrating it's seventeenth year partnered with the national center for missing and exploited children. together with the help of t-p-c las vegas -- they have raised more than 6-million-dollars. john arnos first got the idea almost two decades ago.... inspired by a milk carton with a missing child on it. more than 221- thousand children have been brought home since then. "our future is our kids. canon makes a lot of great products, but if there's no future, then don't worry about products. it just isn't there. so we want to keep working, keep supporting our children, keep educating them, and keep talking to our kids. telling them what to be aware of, and hope they make the right decisions." one hundred percent of the proceeds go to the national center for missing and exploited children. a support rally for our local law enforcement its happening today at police memorial park from 12-3 itll be a family friendly event complete with facepainting & food trucks ' it's gonna be a

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the government says it is aware of the problem and is trying to promote education and create jobs.e capitol the situation is not any better. children are found working in many sectors as cheap labor force. government figures show around 1.9 million children work across the country. >> translator: the issue of child labor is a serious once. the responsibility lies with the government and families. the go has a program with the help of the international community to support the children. >> reporter: child labor is a long-established custom that is difficult to overcome. it is related to the country's lack of development and poverty. lack in jalalabad these children work silently. they have to make 4,000 bricks a day. >>> it's nine years since apple launched the iphone. since then it has become a truly global phenomenon. the product is expected to suffer its first-ever yearly sales drop. the iphone accounts for two-thirds of apple's revenues. so has the gloss finally gone off of its most popular product? here to discuss that is technology writer kate bevin. thank you for coming. it i

shoot-out, the passion is there, too >> i like raising awareness and money for ovarian cancer. it's great because most people don't know. >> six teams compete in the shoot-out. it's a good cause. i'm happy. >> debbie walters is one of the reasons the shoot-out happens >> i'm a survivor. i'm a two year survivor. >> debbie is a member, that teamed out with procter & gamble gamble. girls could donate ponytails for survivors who are undergoing treatment and louse their hair. >> we create real human hair wigs, that we distribute through the american cancer society, partner in the program, to women all over the country, who are in need of wigs. >> and one of the things they want the girls to know, the common early symptoms of the type of cancer. we don't hear a lot about them and they often mask a lot of problems. they are often called beats. and they also know you could pain. and trouble with your bladder. maybe early sensation and even a feeling of urgency and frequency that you have to go to the bathroom. >> when i was diagnosed, i didn't know the symptoms. my stomach swelled. pregnant

refreeze, so there could be some icy spots tomorrow morning - nothing widespread, but something to be aware of. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine on monday with temperatures warming into the mid-40s. it'll be even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening. a cold front will approach tuesday night, we'll be tracking scattered showers with temperatures back in the low-40s. i'm going to keep a chance of showers in the forecast for thursday.. this will be an interesting day to we have some school delays to tell you about tonight. virginia beach public schools are on a two hour delay tomorrow. and - the college of william and mary is opening at noon tomorrow. but gloucester, mathews, southampton, and surry counties as well as newport news and hampton public schools are all closed tomorrow. we're scrolling every delay and closure at the bottom of the screen - you can also find the full list on wavy dot com. the peninsula is the hardest hit in our immediate area. across the commonwealth there's been more than 14-hundred weathe

harry harpham: the prime minister may be aware, and should be aware, that sheffield forgemasters announceding the loss of 100 jobs in this crisis-hit industry, many of those jobs will be in my constituency. we have had lots of warm words and hand-wringing and some crocodile tears from the prime minister and ministers in this chamber about the tsunami of job losses across the steel industry. can he tell me when he is actually going to do something to support world-class companies such as sheffield forgemasters? prime minister cameron: we have taken action, including action on energy bills that will save these industries £400 million in this parliament. the honorable gentleman chose to inject a bit of politics into this and let me inject some back. when the labour party was in power, what happened to employment in the steel industry? it was cut by 35,000, cut in half. where were the carve-outs from the energy bills then? where were the special arrangements for taking votes in europe that we have put in place? where were the rules for making sure that we buy british steel when it comes to pub

at least one christian group made merck aware at the time that fiorina served on the board. the pro-life group, children for god and life, said that they discontinue the vaccines. in november of 2000, a merck representative responds, saying: the executive director of children for god and life said that fiorina may not have been aware of merck's use of stem stm cells in vaccines at the time. but it could be bad for a presidential candidate. >> if she's pro-life and a political canceled date, she wouldn't want to be on the board of a company that is doing that. >> . >> ben carson lost his support when it was revealed that as a nuri surgeon he had participated in research regarding cells, despite his work. >> to not use tissue that is not in a tissue bank, regardless of where it comes from, would be foolish. why would anybody to d anybody ? >> rival, rick santorum. >> one of the things that you saw in the planned parenthood tapes, saying if you have an abortion, good things will come from it, and we'll be able to use this tissue for a lot of reasons, and it is used in a lot of

stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. carstar toss to denise for traffic travel difficulties are expected due to reduced visibilities and snow accumulations. this snow will affect the morning commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly hazardous. leave extra time for driving. denise tosses to jordan live a winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties. be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while driving. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and no treatment. your winter weather photos! snap a picture and upload it using the fox19 now mobile app- don't forget to tell us where the photo was taken! happening today happening today.. a man accuse

as our understanding right now, we're not aware of any arrests, and unfortunately, we're aware of at least four people that have been killed. one of them being a police officer. as it seems, it seems the early reporting that the police may have been the target of this attack. we just don't know who has perpetrated this attack in jakarta. in indonesia. we have been carrying this for you live now for quite some time, trying to get you the very latest reporting. if i could go back now to bang moody, >>> this has been going for about an hour and a half now the streets of jakarta now really over run with a are moored tanks with armored personnel. it's quite a scene to see. how confident do you feel that the police are going to get a handal on this in. >> well, i mean, so far indonesian police probably has been very successful in tackling the terrorism. as you know probably already more than 70 700 terrorists has been put on trial and sentenced. in fact some of them ady

you are aware of that, right? had the key point to ceo in here for a hearing not too long ago, a gentleman to admitted that he point was -- keypoint was responsible. just to make it clear, is that part of your document request response? or is that there's a separately? mr. levine: i don't believe it is. >> i didn't think so, either. that begs the question are you aware of why either the ceo of beenint or anyone has not having takentify index is a five months to respond? are you aware why we didn't get a request from this committee? mr. levine: i am not aware. >> i am not either. i am concerned about that. committeebefore this the people who have responded. my understanding that keypoint has still not responded to all the requests. are you aware of any reason why they should not ever spotted 100% to our document request? mr. levine: i am not. >> what about opm? has opm documents produced? mr. levine: i want to say in the thousands, probably over 5000. what we tried to do to the chairman's request is focus on the on

unfortunately, it's become aware now that the governor's top aids in july became aware and didn't tell anybody. >> governor snyder said during his state of the state speech this. >> government failed you, federal, state and local leaders by breaking the trust you placed in us. we need to make sure this never happens again in any michigan city. >> jim, is that sufficient of an apology to you from the governor? >> i think apologies are important. they would have been extremely important six months ago when they became aware. what we need now is action. the trust in my community, you talk to people in the community, it is gone. the only way to get it back is through action showing people that there's going to be steps to take care of the long term needs, whether infrastructure, whether health care needs especially of children. lead can lead to brain damage, cognitive problems, development issues and we've seen no action on those things. it's extremely troubling. >>> subpoenas for the emails show the governor's office might have been confused over what to do. >>> warning in the water in se

be aware aware of that, is coming through westchester into fairfield and heading toward the city. some minor accumulation as possible out there. the high temp is getting up to 29 degrees later this afternoon. it will it will be windy the next few days. the temps will be in a deep freeze as well. we come back back up to 35 by wednesday. more snow chance by friday and could be a problem for us. let's bring in ines and take a look at the roads. >> ines: street cleaning rules are suspended, meters remain in effect. the. the bronx world parkway and saw mill we have video from an accident that occurred last night. it was four separate accidents. this is southbound on the bronx parkway. naturally had that video but all these vehicles were involved in that accident, four separate ones occurred last night. it will not reopen until tomorrow because of the holiday, there's some guard rail repairs that need to be done. they they can't get a contractor out there until tomorrow. that's the guard whale that needs to be repaired it's the overpass. in the meantime, meantime, you need to plan an al

. >> nicole: he was not aware of any corruption in the game during his career. all those details coming up. welcome to fbn:am, your first look at what's moving market, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: big story today fox business weather alert. major snowstorm heading to mid-atlantic and northeast. the national weather service saying the washington, d.c. area could get the worst of it and the storm could dump as much as a foot of snow in the philadelphia area. forecasters also saying that if the storm moves more slowly and shifts to the south, areas like new york city could get the heaviest snowfall totals. airlineses including american, delta are already traveling waivers and refunds to cities affected by the upcoming story. >> get ready. price of oil still suffered its worst one-day percentage loss since september. we have gary from kaltbaum. i'm starting to hear a lot of emotion from people. nicole, what should i do? we are down 10%. nicole, do i beau everything now. emotion doesn't have a place in the market, does it? >>

once you get training, therefore you need to know situational awareness and the laws for >> armstrong: brian how are the laws different in virginia and maryland. >> virginia has open carry for citizens of virginia as well as non citizens. they do have a concealed carry, you can register the firearm and get your concealed carry permit. >> how does it differ vs. what the laws are in the district. >> d.c. doesn't have open carry. >> armstrong: anybody can carry? >> yes. >> armstrong: is it safe? >> i would say it could make for a catastrophe in some ways. >> how do we know they are trained? >> we don't know. >> >> in the united states, 42 open carry is in about 42. currently, 10 that are restrictive in terms of may carry, in terms of if you go and apply for concealed carry, you may receive one depending on application status and background. >> >> armstrong: anybody, can go and get a gun and go to maryland. what have been the incidents where this turned out to be not so good for the state? or have people been responsible? >> d.c. had -- >> armstrong: we are talking about virginia. >> conc

this week on awareness -- we remember the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. "i have a dream -- that one day my little children will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today." hear from dr. james solomon who went to high school with dr. king and bishop frederick james who worked and marched alongside "he had just graduated from high school - and i'm not sure if he registered for moore house or not but it was the same summer that they both graduated. m.l preached that funeral - i attended it. and i had know him off and on for a number of years but that was the first time that i really saw something special in him. and i remember to this day - the thought that i had was that this guy is something special." plus, a younger generation talks about the impact of dr. king's dream. that's sunday morning at 11 on awareness. plus, a younger generation talks about the impact of dr. king's dream. that's sunday morning at 11 on awareness. monday is 'king day at the dome' in the cap