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in some otherind of busins in town, generate some money and maybe me more jobs for the locals becausehere's not whollot of jobs here right now. now ci counc is strongly considing putting a limit on mariana establishments... after this mini-mall ideeasily sailedhrough planning and zoning. new devepments could ao be the city is planningo bring even "morettractions" to the park. city council approved the framework pl this week. it acts as a guide foruture developments, which could inude a rim trail, amitheater and resort. thentire project is expected to cost about 22-million dollar.. taki years to complete. the park ropedast year for the first time sin the destructive wildfiren 20... wer and traffic on the 5s. chief ing teorologist sthen bors is hereow wit first alt 5. cold is the rule this rning with mostly single digits for temperatures. doub digits aronly bely so, and many of our wind chills are ruing 5 to 10 degrees below zero. whilth gusty winds king for those temperatures have been rising since around am thanks to that wind. its especially gusty near the hills, and it is downslope wind.

temperatures today these are within a degree or so usually of what the official number ends up becausehere were again at the top of the hour just a few minutes before every hours when they report it in between an hour it crept up to maybe forty nine we'll find that out for a little while until they put the summary out but this within degree or so most times of what the actual highs were so slightly below normal. tonight temperatures will be actually a little above normal were supposed to be in the lower to mid thirty s for lows tonight many areas won't get down much more than let's say thirty eight thirty nine or forty degrees and certainly not this evening as we dropped into the thirties and then now will soar to stabilize we make it as cool as we're going to get on my late evening import about midnight before temperatures steady often maybe even rise a couple of degrees toward morning is that when chefs the southwest elisa chile lower forties for a lot of spots let's say eight o'clock tomorrow eight thirty by nine thirty we're already looking at readings well up into the forties and and

interesting when you talk about this from the s social media perspective do they now investigate becausehere were allegations that this girl was bullied online separately. do some of those people now get ininvestigat even though they had nothing to do with this young girl's death,re people now going to say, you knowow, this is another one of those cases where we need to end bullying and needo send a strong message. >> i bet they will. daabrams, thanks very much. >> all right, george. >>> now to a s stunning twist in that alleged terror case in north carolina. a then 18-year-old charged last year with plotting attacks in support of isis. now the fbi uncovering new evidence that may link him to an unsolved murder. pierre thomas has the story. >> reporter: he is the accused isis s sympaththizer who own father turned him in. >> i don't know if it's isis or whatat. this is your son? >> yes. >> reporter: the fbi swooping down on justin slivan last year accccusing him of trying to have his parents killed and plotting mass murder. claims sullivava wasn't just planning murder he already committed one