derrick becker of highland heights was arrested on november 19th. campbell county police say they found the images on becker's electronic devices. detectives say the investigation started with an anonymous cyber tip and continues tonight. we've confirmed becker worked for the district from may of 2011 to november 10th of 2015. he drove for ryland heights elementary school, woodland middle school and scott high school. a short time ago a spokesperson for the school district addressed the jess dykes says - "safety is the number one concern in the kenton county school district. and as soon as we were made aware of the serious criminal charges, against him, we asked for, and received, his resignation." that district spokesperson says nothing came up when they did a background check on becker before hiring him. police tell us additional charges could be coming. the father who police say overdosed on heroin inside his infant's hospital room... is dealing with multiple charges tonight. wesley landers was revived with narcan.. but it was too late for his wi

derrec becker: ""we want people tth,ay a y fan dyla9-1 o lifte emergencies." almost 30- thousand power outages already happened today the upstate has seen the most so far. if you lose power and emergency management will post shelter locations you can find a link to their website on w-s-p-a-dot-com. here's a look at some of the power outages in our area...as of 6-40 tonight... greenville county tops the list right now...with around 10-thousand without power... buncombe county has around 16 pickens with 19- hundred... and anderson and hundred... and anderson county with just over 5-hundred... here's another look at the numbers for the power companies in our area ... for duke energy customers that is 1-800-poweron for laurens electric it's: 1-866-9 restore and for broad river electric its...1- 866-co-op-out. if you missed any of these numbers.... you can find them on our website....wspa dot com...under "links mentioned"... north. washington d-c could get the brunt of a already there have been 5 weather related deaths from this storm. next on 7 news...we'll look a

evan millward/evan.millw ard@wcpo.com - kenton county schools confirming friday night derrick becker drove a bus for three different schools for years. unsettling news for parents..pam andrew/parent of two students 4759 it's disturbing, it's not something you want to hear at all.pam andrew has two students - a middle schooler and elementary student - they both ride a bus.upset when we asked her about derrick becker's arrest - accused of in a *different county.andrew 4809 i would sincerely hope my kids were not riding his bus. i mean, hopefully they did react as soon as they found out about it.jess dykes/kenton county schools spokeswoman 3931 safety is the number one concern in the kenton county school district and as soon as we were made aware of the serious criminal charges against him, we asked for and received a resignation from him.the district tells nine on your side becker drove buses from may 20-11 to the day he was charged - november tenth, 20-15.he drove routes for scott high school, woodland middle, and ryland heights elementary.nothing came up in his background check..now

neither is this man, jim becker, the manager of the solid waste division. he expected the changeover would be rough, but he hoped it would go better. four of the county's contractors are brand-new. new workers, driving new trucks. they have to learn the new routes. but customers, homeowners, also have to learn the new system. becker says some of the slowdowns and mistakes last week are because people are not putting the bins 3 feet from the curb, away from mailboxes and light poles. so county workers are now helping out, too, putting the cans in the right places before the trucks roll through. if the cans aren't positioned correctly, the county ordered the haulers to pick up the trash getting out of the truck. becker points out trash still got picked up on time over the past week at more than 90% of homes. he says even if people aren't happy, they need to be, if nothing else, patient. and some are. >> you've got to give the guys a break. it's a new system and let them get used to it. you can't jump into one thing and expect it to work perfectly. >> and as f

school spokeswoman tells nine on your side becker drove for nealy four years.his routes were for ryland heights elementary, woodland middle and scott high.but his criminal case doesnt appear to have ties to the schools. jess dykes/kenton county schools spokesperson "we are unaware of any criminal investigation in the kenton county area but all questions furthermore after this will county investigators. investigators.we have reached out to campbell county police and prosecutors tonight.we will let you know when we learn more about the case against becker. it took two rounds with a taser to bring him down ... but cincinnati police say the man wanted for a deadly hit and run is in custody tonight. tonight.thomas stidhum was arrested at a home in bond hill this morning ...police say he tried to escape out a window ... and resisted arrest ... so officers deployed a taser. taser.stidhum is accused of hitting and killing runner cathy chatfield on dorchester avenue last month ... during the seven hills run walk. witnesses say stidhum jumped the curb ... hitting chatfield ... then removed his pl

. >> this guy is robert becker, the state director for bernie sanders,. [applause] >> last two days, we have been to boone county, waterloo and cedar rapids, apologize for being late. cedar rapids didn't want him to leave. bernie has been drawing huge crowds in the east and southeast but these meetings are going on all over the stateful there's something going on. >> something going on. >> and i'm going to let the pundits be pundits and haters be haters. look, this campaign -- i tell people i'm honored to serve as a state director. bernie was losing iowa 61-5. let me tell you something, we want it losing 61-5. right now it's precinct, precinct, house to house, street to street. sometimes winning a caucus is a matter, did you bring your neighbor, your cousin, bring your coworker? so, you guys have didn't before, have to educate a lot of new folks. a reporter asked me, last poll says you guys are crushing everybody in the under45 crowd, and the first time caucus goers and that's al -- all you got. we kind of call that the future. one other thing. somebody a

had the phone on him while he was arrested. the arrest report states that becker refused answer any questions after he was taken into custody did. he did post bail. his court date has been set. >> power bradley back home after months in the hospital. we were there as he received a heroes welcome. >> we'll take you you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to get into the new with ford come and get it if you really new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated liftgate. new is tougher, stronger and lighter. new is ford. america's best-selling brand. now get into a new focus, fusion, or escape with 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,000 dollars trade-assist cash. collin bradley went into the hospital 68 days ago and he's touch a lot of lives. it showed when he came home yesterday. the 10 year old is fighting dip g. he got a police escort and ride from police department -- he's of his brain tumor -- he's getting treatment. >> i followed him with a story and i have been following him every day since and he is just inspired me to love a kid like he's

manager of orange county solid waste division, jim becker, has heard all about it. got so many calls. >> he says the county is working on it. contractor's fault as they're getting accustomed to the new routes, but he says it's also partly the customer's fault, not putting the new 95-gallon rolling containers out properly. >> putting their cans out, pointed in the wrong direction. or if they have two cans, they put them side by side and we need about three feet between them so that the machine can pick them up. >> we followed one of the trucks was talking about. this driver had to get out several times to move cans that were too close together. ralph noticed one of his neighbors didn't follow directions, and he did the good neighborly thing. >> containers were too close together so i separated them. moved them closer to the road. >> timing didn't exactly help, either. the county rolled out the new one day a week trash pickup at the start of the new year, when most customers had extra garbage from the holidays. their cans. we don't want to leave that behind so we've asked our contractor

kenton county schools confirm tonight, that derrick becker was a bus driver from 2011 to november 10 of last year. he was arrested nine days after that for one count of becker is out on bond. >> safety is the number one priority in our school district for our students. and as soon as we found out about these criminal charges, we asked for and received his resignation. mike: according to the district becker drove routes for three schools, ryland heights elementary, woodland middle school, and scott high school. sheree: the business owner, shot during a robbery in north college hill this week has died. a family member confirmed 63-year-old joe leach died from the injuries he suffered tuesday. leach was shot in the back at leach brothers automotive. police still need to find the gunman in this now murder case. if you have any information that can help call crimestoppers. ohio has the second highest number of drug overdose deaths nationwide. and now a mother from alabama is among those death. -- those victims. police say mary ann landers and at children's hospital. maryann died. wesley i

@donald trump beckers who used @to -- donald trump beckers -- @backers. @>> i am not concerned. @it is the same story that has @been going on for months. @>> go out and stand up for me @on monday night. @>> reporter: bernie sanders @campaigned 130 events. @they can take power back from @the billionaires. @>> if we have that courage, @not only will we win here but @not only will we win the @nomination, but much more @importantly, we will transform @america. @>> reporter: but first, the big @effort. @the caucus turnout is usually @make a difference. @they will keep pushing until @monday night. @>> thanks. @john kasich has picked up a @major endorsement. @hillary clinton is on the @democratic side. @john kasich hosted a town @meeting in new hampshire. @he is feeling that is the best @state that he can win over @iowa. @many national polls say that @john kasich is a long shot @candidate. @but it is a big step. @>>> back here in cleveland, a @day to celebrate all things @baseball. @the annual trip us. @this year, things are -- the @annual tribal fest. @this year, things are a little @

kenton co school officials confirming derrick becker has been gone from the district since november - - as soon as they learned he'd been charged with child porn possession, we just learned e worked here as a bus driver from may 2011 to november 10 2015.running routes only for ryland heights elementary woodland middle and scott high. the district telling us they don't know of any charges here on kenton county - only in on the investigation front we've learned this case and beckers arrest came in november.but we haven't been able to get a hold of any case documents from police or prosecutors yet.live em 9oys. developing tonight.. the heart breaking story of parents overdosing at children's hospital.. the mother now dead.. found in the child's hospital room...the father wesley landers.. now in prison on 400- thousand dollars bond.. facing drug and weapons charges. a judge today called this one of the most tragic heroin cases he's ever seen. for surgery on their young daughter and now their world is turned upside down. down.nine on your sides tom mc- kee has more how this will affect fam

longer works for the d trict but was employed until november 10 of 2015. 41-year-old derek becker was arrested and booked on november 10 of last year. he has been charged with one count of possession of child pornography. the police department says a search warrant was conducted and several items were taken by forensics to investigate. it appears the images were produced. a background check was done on becker before he started his employment with the district and no charges were found at that time. >> safety is the number one priority. as soon as we found out about these criminal charges, we asked reporter: he resigned as a school bus driver nine days before he was arrested and booked. he was released the same day. the next step in this case would be going to the grand jury for a possible indictment. no date has been set at this time. >> according to the district, he drove routes for three schools. woodland middle school as well as scott high school. a frightening wake-up call for a madison township woman. sheree: a truck misses her by just feet. karin johnson live from madison townsh

virginia becker: ready?, two, three. announcer: a photographer finds a way to capture some of life's most precious moments for people who are not used to being in the spotlight. virginia: that's a milestone, all right. announcer: plus, a son travels to great lengths in search of strangers. richard zinn: they saved my father's life. announcer: how veterans who served with his father in world war ii filled in important gaps about his family history. but first, san jose high school students wish upon little blue stars. antoine delcayre: can you please come down? announcer: and their classmates deliver in a very big way. [screaming] announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: good evening and thank you so much for joining us. high school can be a difficult time, particularly for those who don't feel like they fit in. but students at one san jose school have come up with a tradition to counter that. one that brings the whole school together and often to tears. garvin: the leadership class at sa

because becker points out that presidential executive orders have been around for decades. >> presidentush has done this in the face of democratic congresses and by the way president rose vest did this even when he had democratic majority. >> reporter: if someone take the matter to court getting up the flagpole to the us supreme court won't happen next month or even next year according to becker. he says it could take about two years before the supreme court would rule on gun control. that's if the justices want to get involved. even if there's a lawsuit, the executive orders stand. carmen, wants something to happen sooner. >> i would really like to see both parties put away the dye ya tribe and just sit down and honestly discuss what makes sense. >> we know what th presidential candidates have to see. i checked in to see what pennsylvania senators had to s say. casey praised the president's executive action and toomey favors background checks but wants to learn a little bit more about those orders. it's interesting to note jessica and ukee that senator toomey crossed party lines and wo

supreme court won't happen next month or even next year according to becker. he says it could take two years before the supreme court would rule on gun control, that is if the justices want to get involved at all. even if there is a lawsuit the executive orders stand. carmen lopis wants something to happen sooner. >> i would really like to see both parties, put away the diatribe and just sit down and honestly discuss what makes sense. >> reporter: i check into see what pennsylvania senators have to say. senator bob casey is in favor of what president obama did yesterday, senator patrick toomey says he is in favor of background checks but he wants to know more about these executive order. interesting to know that senator toomey crossed party lines to work with democrats for gun control laws following the sandy hook massacre. reporting from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and hours after being sworn in as philadelphia's new police commissioner richard ross makes department rule changes. the under commissioner ramsey officers would le

because becker points out that presidential executive orders have been around for decades. >> president bush has done this in the face of democratic congresses and by the way president rose vest did this even when he had democratic majority. >> reporter: if someone take the matter to court getting up the flagpole to the us supreme court won't happen next month or even next year according to becker. he says it could take about two years before the supreme court would rule on gun control. that's if the justices want to get involved. even if there's a lawsuit, the executive orders stand. carmen, wants something to happen sooner. >> i would really like to see both parties put away the dye ya tribe and just sit down and honestly discuss what makes sense. >> we know what th presidential candidates have to see. i checked in to see what pennsylvania senators had to s say. casey praised the president's executive action and toomey favors background checks but wants to learn a little bit more about those orders. it's interesting to note jessica and ukee that senator toomey crossed party lines and

becker is a school bus driver in schools. the man accused of stalking a local teacher and leaving a suspicious package outside the north avondale school where she works has been ruled incompetent. theodore hoying was convicted of stalking her in 2014 and police say he violated a protection order and was stalking her again back in september. the school was evacuated when a padded envelope with the teacher's name and his return address was found at the school. police have not said what was inside. federal court today.. for embezzling from her company... 39-year-old rebecca bingham of cincinnati was employed at cincinnatus savings and loan.. for 10 years until 2014... over that time... she is accused of taking 215-thousand dollars.. deposting over 60 checks into a personal account... she served as assistant vice president.. and senior accountant.. she could face up to 30 years in prison and be fined up to a million dollars. new tonight... an arrest after a man inside an apartment that went up in flames... this video... shows the

i am now going to bring in derek becker. as of this moment, where do we stand with the storm? >> we are better than we had previously predicted. we are trying to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. make preparations and nothing happens, that's the worst thing that can happen. we are getting reports of ice accumulation on the roadways, spartanburg. we have heard that two counties in the upstate will open shelters as a precaution due to power outages. the main thing to remember is it is just getting started. we are going to have this for probably another day. national weather service is predicting more snow for the upstate and northern midlands. we hope that the columbia area will be spared but you don't know. >> -- >> reporter: you said we are doing better than we hope the -- then you had thought. >> it has been interesting. you see reports coming out of north carolina. it looks like the worst effects are starting at the border of north carolina and south carolina. that is good for us. so far north carolina has not request many resources. we stand by to help them. >> r

trump supporter taylor becker s/taylor becker/jacket/trum p supporter 'i think bloomberg possibly getting in would be very exciting, i don't know if i'd support him, but i'd like to see another billionaire with his own money and his own mission.." in pella iowa100's of trump supporters waited more than 6 hourstempatuers in the teensto hear him speak nat sioux city speech but it's what he said earlier in the day in sioux city about his own popularity that turned heads. s/donald trump/sioux city iowa saturday i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue, and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. crowd laughs nat ted cruz "i can say i have no intention of campaign." the battle for the democratic nomination also fierce hilary clinton now finds herself in an increasingly competitive race against bernie sanders. nat hillary clinton "i will promise you this: if you give me the boost in the iowa caucuses to send me on the way to the nomination, i will come back often to campaign to win iowa in november." >> this morning on meet the press, hillary clinton also

. >> jim becker adds several people are calling his office, complaining about being missed. including carolyn. when we asked about her trash service, becker told news 6 -- >> we'll get them to run that whole area again. >> carolyn is hoping that will happen sooner rather than later. >> if they don't get back until next monday, if you look that's full, it's going to be piled right on up. if it takes them a month, it will be piled up. i'm not moving those cans until they pick them up. >> the county says the key in all this is to be patient if your trash is not picked up just yet. call it in and report it and they'll send someone out to you as quickly as they can. they're still trying to work out all the kinks in the brand-new system and hoping to have everything smoothed out in the next few months. back to you. >> thank you, amanda castro, reporting live tonight. legal case surrounding a local mom. she's accused of killing her 17-year-old daughter. sujatha guduru was supposed to enter her plea. she rejected a lesser charge of second-degree murder. she wants to plead guilty to

joan becker - mental health advocate - (( 15:17:57 )) " unfortunately i think the president is missing the point here ((15:18:21 )) .. the gun controls themselves will not have the effect the president is really looking for - - it's the true change in our mental health system. system.becker says after so many years as a tabo issue -- it is encouraging that the president's comments at least have people talking about mental health and how people and families who are struggling might be helped. continuing coverage of the terror investigation investigationin san bernardino, california. authorities are now reaching out to the public for help. help.they're trying to fill the timeline of the suspects specifically want more information about an 18-minute gap of time between the attacks that killed 14 people, and the shootout that killed both attackers.f-b-i officials hope to find out if the suspects contacted anyone during that time period. this morning enrique marquez, the friend of attacker syed farook, will appear in court. court.he's accused of conspiring with farook to provide material su

be a ble to do that and make a decision. " "" i is huge people are been tabu for too long. " joan becker has lived the tragedy.her son mark - struggling with mental illness - shototand killed belolod coach ed thomas in 2009.she now advocates for more accessible counseling and treatment.she says it's time to share information when the mentally ill - pose a risk - but that only scratches the surface - why not work on prevention. prevention." unfortunately i think the president is missing the point here .. the e n controls themselves will not have the effect the president is really looking for - - it's the true change in our mental health system. " becker says she knows there are privacy concerns - about releasing records on those receiving treatment for mental illness - but she believes it can be done responsibly.y.anand brig-ham says - - there are five times more gun suicides - than homicides in iowa - and saved too.matt hammill cbs 2 news, ten at 10. according to a-t-f records, iowa is the 44th most armed state with about six guns per onthousand residents. wyoming is the most armed state

." >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford, a career in venture capital and tech startups, but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and really bring a community -- build a community of engagement where we would pool together our time and money and social networks, that together we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started "full circle fund." he found nonprofit organizations that needed help, then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need. >> now 15 years later, we have given away millions of dollars; but, more importantly, we have worked with over 100 nonprofits in the bay area and given them over 100,000 volunteer hours. >> reporter

virginia becker says it's the most fulfilling work she has ever done, once, of course, she figured out how to do it. virginia: yeah, have a seat. garvin: when it comes to taking pictures-- virginia: you can kind of lean forward-- garvin: virginia becker will tell you as little as 5 years ago-- virginia: ready? one, two, three. garvin: she knew nothing more about cameras-- virginia: you're gonna love this. garvin: than how to turn one on. virginia: i didn't know the difference between an f-stop and a bus stop. virginia: and let me see your right shoulder. garvin: since then, though, virginia has snapped more than 60,000 images and, in the process, brought her life's purpose into clear focus. virginia: everything that i had done in the past, i think kind of built up to this. and this is, like, the big crescendo of "why am i here?" garvin: virginia started the family album project as a way to help people print out their precious memories and not leave them forgotten in cameras or on hard drives. virginia: and i think we're losing a big part of our history by not printing, by not having th

. >> tom: becker says they are making extra trips to pick all things up. he expects everything will be smoother once everyone is used to the next system. >>> florida lawmakers go back to tallahassee and start the new legislative session, governor scott plans to lay out what he wants to get during his state of the state speech tuesday two priority issues are a new water policy bill and better education and job opportunities for people with disabilities. >>> a lot going on in sports this weekend things getting revved at the daytona international speedway. the roar before the 24 hitting drivers practicing for the race crews making sure the new daytona rising project gets done before next month's daytona 500. the new editions include new seats, 1400 tvs and 40 escalators. this makes central florida home to the world's only new motor sports stadium. the rolex 24 at daytona runs january 30th and 31st. and the daytona 500 is february 21st. you can see that right here on "fox 35." >>> the magic broke their four-game losing streak in the big apple thank goodness. o

manager of orange county solid waste division jim becker has heard all about it. >> they're burning up because we got so many calls. >> ex-the county is working on it. he admits it's part the contractor's fault as they're getting accustomed to their new routes but also part the customer's fault, not putting the new containers out properly. >> putting their cans out, pointed in the wrong direction, or if they have two cans, they put them side by side and we need three feet between them. >> we followed one of the new trash trucks this morning and we saw what he was talking about. this driver had to get out several times to move cans that were too close together. ralph noticed one of his neighbors didn't follow directions, and he did the good neighborly thing. >> containers were too close moved them closer to the road. >> timing didn't exactly help. the county rolled out the new one day a week trash pickup at the start of the new year when most customers have extra garbage from the holidays. >> and they're putting that outside their cans. we don't want to leave that behind so we've asked

becker says the problem with slow trash removal in the county is widespread. so a particular hauling company is not to blame. the four trash removal companies had almost six months to prepare for the new trash rollout. he met with them yesterday about the issue of slow pickups, adding the companies are >> it's a number of issues, it's them, and the customers too, and basically it doesn't matter. they're dedicated to getting the garbage picked up. it doesn't matter whose fault it is. >> the county also says it added 36 phone lines to the 311 system just to field all the phone calls they've been getting since the new trash system rolled out. the commissioners also chimed in and said what they would like to see changed in the coming weeks. we'll have their reaction to the whole trash system, coming up a little later at 5:30. >> thank you, troy. well, apparently love is in the air at news 6 and it is trending on facebook. >> who knew? turns out today is national spouse's day. while there seems to be a day for everything, matt austin explains why this one is worth

themselves will not is really looking for - - it's the true change in our mental health system. " becker says she knows there are privacy concerns - about releasing records on those receiving treatment for mental illness - but she believes it can be done responsibly.and brig-ham says - - there are five times more gun suicides - than homicides in iowa - and those are lives that could be saved too.matt hammill fox 28 news. matt thanks.the sun provided a bright and beautiful day here in eastern iowa. iowa.but chillier days lie ahead. ahead.chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with your weather first forecast, terry? mostly clear right now over cedar rapids with temperatures in the 20s 20stemps ararin the 20s across iowa iowaclouds starting to move in from the west, only a few clouds far east. east.skies will be mostly into the morning with a temperature of 24 at 8 am, climbing to 34 at 3pm. 3pm. a dire warning today from the u-s army corps of engineers. engineers.theyeyre urging people to be extremely careful near coralville lake.they say right now, the lake is about ten feet highe

i spoke with derrec becker with scemd earlier who says more than 30 thousand power outages were reported statewide, most of that in the upstate. for now, reporting in lexington i'm caroline patrickis back to you. the storm brought snowfall to parts of newberry county this morning. officials say the snow was coming down off and on hroughout the night -- making roads slick. as wis' mike desumma reports, there are concerns of potential problems after the snow. "super excited...super excited...i just like to see snow all the time." a rare site -- white flakes falling in whitmire was something many residents enjoyed seeing. in it! "on my street i live on sim street..it's up the road there...and it is slick." "i have a 2 year old son so i was excited to hear about it..it's nice to have for a day...not for months though." but like it or not -- for hours saturday morning the snow was coming down across newberry county. coating cars... some of which were already carrying more snow, from trips to the upstate. "it's been coming down pretty good...in patches and a lot of ice...a lot more ice than sn

jim becker, who is the solid waste manager, i know he's felt like he's been dumped on the last couple weeks, but the fact of the matter is, he says things are getting better. if you go by the phone calls to the hotline, they had 12,000 the debuted, and they had 2700 calls this past monday. >> that's -- >> that's progress. but jim becker, to his credit, says, you know, for those 2700 people, the system is still failing. >> bob: yes, that's still an awful lot of trash talk, if you will. always good to talk to you. >> my pleasure. >> andrea: this orange county man behind bars, accused of something bogus universal tickets, swindling a woman out of 300 bucks. she bought four tickets. when the tickets didn't work, deputies set up a sting and say he tried to sell them bad tickets as well. a close call on the road. a book to blame? >> bob: must have been a good book. the driver who said he was reading behind the wheel. >> andrea: come on. >> bob: there you go. why the officer actually cut him a small break. >> andrea: really. >> bob: they have books on tape, don't they? >> andrea: they do. fo

jim becker: our contractors are dedicated to finding a way to get this system working. greg: people living with the cluttered view and the stench that comes from it are waiting for results. in orange county, greg fox, wesh 2 news. jim: a major storm bearing down on the mid-atlantic states, and it will have effects in central florida. tony: we are already seeing this across louisiana and mississippi , we had 20 to warnings and watches. a very volatile situation. this storm system is taking more of a northern track. greatest severe weather threat would be well to the north of us, but we are seeing a nice line developing here, the jet for forecast to come through the panhandle. there will be severe weather in the far north western area and strong lines of thunderstorms will be coming for all of us from late morning to the afternoon. it is the collie for the storm. let me show you outside. a few clouds today, temperatures to climb into the mid-70' s. there is low-pressure getting better organized. jackson, mississippi had some tornadoes reported. this is moving from 10:00 a

. >> josh becker had a law degree in nba in stanford. a career in tech start-ups but wanted to focus on what he really cared about. >> our passion about issues like education and the environment and closing the income gap and what i realized over time is one of my fears -- but he says they didn't really know how to hip. >> bring these people together and build a community of engagement where we would pull together our time and our money and social networks that together we could do so much more. >> 15 years ago, josh started full circle fun. he found nonprofit organizations that needed help and recruited people in companies he knew wanted to help and he began matching grant money and volunteers to the nonprofits in need. >> now 15 years later, he is give ago way millions of dollars but more importantly we have worked with over a hundred nonprofits in the bay area and given over a hundred thousand volunteer areas. >> recently full circle teamed up with five ventures in the last mile project teaching business guilds to prison inmates. >> w

second straight loss -- the cougars taking on the tigers in tiptonand the tigerts started hot -- mark becker drians the three -- tipon led by 4 after the first --but cascade would come all the way back -- tace hoffman -- turns defense into offense -- and cascade survives -- 44 to 39 the final. it doesn't get any bigger than this -- in the tri-rivers -- undefeated and top ranked springville hosting 1 los north-linn -- both teams undefeated in conference play -- winner takes sole possession of the west division divisionthe lynx have won the last 8 meetings between the two rylee menster not alright with that -- and early on id was all her -- she's money on the three -- menster had 14 of the orioles 16 first quarter points so needless to say big lead -- but the lynx would chip it away -- morgan boar -- hits the jumperbut when a team shoots 70 pepeent in the first half -- they're not going to loose --- mikayla america is not juselecting a president, we're also electiti a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes.

some neighborhoods you can see becker middle school at 60 degrees. right now also in the 60s at bookman elementary school in the north las vegas airport currently in the mid-50s. quite a range in temperatures right now. mid-fifties for summerlin. we're at 61 for el dorado. upper 50s downtown area. as well as neighborhoods just to the east of us right now. light winds throughout most of our area. most of our neighborhoods. but a bit of a breeze. earlier today you could see gusts up to 22 miles an hour. 28 for centennial. conditions outside the valley. we're at 56 for pahrump. low 60s for overton. low 60s lake mead. and 56 for boulder city outside right now. regionally we're not all warm. take a look at this. 28 degrees for ely. 27 for elko. upper 40s for reno. we're in the lucky spot. still pretty warm tomorrow. high temperatures across the coast going to be in the upper 60s for los angeles. mid-60s barstow and fresno. low 60s for san francisco. as we take a look at the satellite you can see stormy weather across the south again. the event of storms h

school district is holding a news conference to address the arrest of a man by the name of derrick becker on child porn charges.that case is being handled by campbell county so we are digging into kenton county.our evan millward is at the news conference now.he will join us live with an update as soon as he has more information. a butler county grand jury returned an indictment against a man accused of killing another man at an oxford trailer park. park.phillip zink is indicted for the murder of denver hubbard earlier this week. oxford police say zink stabbed hubbard over a drug deal.they say he also beat a woman hubbard was staying with.she survived the attack. authorities trying to serve a warrant at a cincinnati home found much more than their suspect.they went to the home on robertson avenue today looking for richard saylor. they found him, and a small, 1-pot meth lab.saylor is in police custody on the prior warrant, but drug charges could be coming. a philadelphia police officer is recovering tonight after he was shot, point blank, by a isis. this incredible video shows the moment th

derrec becker: "right now we are still heavily involved in the recovery effort from the october flood. it's still very early on in the recovery. but we want to start to finish that up january, early february. and heaven forbid we should get any severe weather as we hit prime tornado time in the spring." emergency officials urge that if you haven't applied for any kind of assistance, whether it's through the federal government or through the state, you need to apply immediately, even if you believe you'll be denied. we've got what you need to know right on our website, wistv.com. reporting in the newsroom, michal higdon, the tax breaks that south carolina amazon shoppers have enjoyed for years are no more. the sales tax break the state legislature gave to amazon back in 2011 expired on new year's day. south carolina was among 10 states that gave amazon a temporary tax reprieve in exchange for jobs and investment. the seattle-based company has fought for years to remain exempt from collecting saleses taxes from its customers. south carolina troopers are investigating after a teenager wa

derrick becker of highland heights was arrested on november 19-th. during an investigation campbell county police say they found pornagraphic images involving children on his electronic devices. detectives say the investigation started with an anonymous cyber tip. dan 2shot desk cincinnati - mayor john cranley vetos a property tax hike. we'll tell you what he had to say. jess vo get your tickets now! the next powerball drawing is tonight! how much money you could win, coming up. weather now a dynamic weather for the next 36 hours! a strengthening area of low pressure is approaching from the west. a dry throughout the afternoon with cloudy skies and temperatures touching the mid 50s. mist and drizzle will blanket the area after 5pm. for those of you heading out to tailgate before the bengals game, that fine precipitation will pick-up to a steady shower after about 8pm. during kick off, temperatures will be in the upper 40s. blustery conditions are also expected. the widespread rain will continue overnight until much colder air rushes into the region.

an accident on church road and becker road that just popped up.ere's a fly through the conshohocken curve. no real problems headed westbound or eastbound. we typically see this start to get up there in the next 20 to 25 minutes or so, eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. no problems headed westbound into the king of prussia area. heading into new jersey, the garden state parkway, around the great egg toll plaza. that's not a flashing light for any reason. no problems in summer's point or down the shore. watch for slippery spots on the off ramp. tracy? >>> 6:10. a major move for all police in delaware county. the life-saving tool they'll start to carry, coming up at 6:30. >>> and a new report compares philadelphia's drinking water to walter in flint, michigan. now city council is reacting. >>> you hate it when you talk to your friends and then they take a cell phone call. because of this technology, there's a federal quiet zone. no cell phones allowed. blessing or curse? i'm kerry sanders. i'll have that story, coming up on

it inside to the big fella devin green for the bucket....but cascade was trailing early on as mark becker dials one up from 3....tipton letting 'em fly....adam hermsen from way downtown....ti gers up 7....but the cougars rally....kurt trumm for two as 2nd ranked cascade hangs on 44-39. from tipton, scott lets grapple the second ranked iowa wrestling team hit the road tonight at 11th ranked illinois. the hawkeyes got off to a good start at 125 thomas gillman with a tech fall.. second cory clark coming off a an injury got upset tonight by seventh ranked zane richards 5-3.. but the hawks responded with a major decision from second ranked brandon sorenson at 149.. the hawks also got bonus points from alex meyer at 174 and picked up decisions from carton, brooks, and burak to beat ilinois 26-12. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... colder air heads in bringing drier conditions. after the fog lifts and some light snow comes to an end look for strong northwest winds to build across the state. saturday our highs will be established early in the 20s and then fall through the day. hi

caroline malone, al jazeera, in the becker valley. >> so that's the situation in lebanon. but things are no better for refugees and the internally displaced in neighboring iraq. nearly 4,000 people are living in a camp. we have spoken to unicef here at the chief field officer there who say that children are the most affected. >> it is a very unique situation that we're facing. we're surrounded by other countries with higher profiles, but we have million displaced, and 250,000 refugees that are also in iraq. and of the million in iraq, much of them are children. and those children are going through difficult situations getting them to school and 150,000 of them missed one year of their schooling. there is no proper hygiene. there is no water. no healthcare system and their future is crashing on their head. we're watching the situation where we'll see quite a large number of children who have lost their future. we're dealing with a situation that is so dire that to get resources for children. put them in a center, give them a life with dignity with proper hygiene and proper

. >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford a career in venture capital and techrtups but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and the really bring a community, build a community, of engagement where we would pool together our time and money an social networks, that together, we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started full circle fund. he found nonprofit organizations that needed help then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need. >> now 15 years later, we have given away millions of dollars but more importantly, we have worked with over 100 nonprofits in the bay area and given them over 100,000 volunteer hours. >> reporter: recen

. >> reporter: derek becker with the south carolina emergency management division, says the department of transportation has been out in full force making sure roads are safe. >> they've predeployed resources. they've been treating roads continuously. we're working with them to make sure they have the resources for d.o.t. to do their job. >> reporter: the d.o.t. will have scouts out monitoring and treating roads until conditions improve -- the d.o.t. will have crews out monitoring and treating roads until the conditions improve. sc my. d has received reports of at least 18,000 power outages. >> when you have ice accumulation on power lines, you have ice accumulation on trees, that could cause even more power outages. it's never too early to prepare but it can be too late. we're approaching that too late time. outages are possible, scemd is recommending everybody have a plan in place and have a survival kit that has enough food and water to last up to 72 hours. they're also suggesting that you keep up to date with the change in forecast. you can find that on our website, abccolumbia.com

jim becker who over sees the services, call it growing pains. >> we have they put their containers the wrong way. or they put them together. and there has to be a three-foot separation between the containers so that grape luhr can get in there and pick it up. >> >>> due to the influx of crash, crews will be out there all weekend. if they miss your home, give them a call and they'll get out here as quickly as possible. for now reporting in orange county, justin news 6. garage. >> a car crashes and dangles over the edge. how it happened and how police managed to save the driver. >> plus the power ball jackpot grows, so do the lines. >> oh come on. how long people are low pressure -- people willing to wait to get their tickets. >> it doesn't increase your chances because it's more money. >> it does not. >> take a look at the radar. we've doten rid of this stuff. but there's plenty more. getting ready to roll our way from the gulf of mexico. i will pinpoint the arrival of the cold front. when the zone of rain is going to be here. and wait all means for your entire weekend. >>> but first a

with multiple engines training together, becker says they will know how to react when they have to respond together. "we get out and use the suits we find out if there's any deficit in the equipment, we work on new techniques and we review old techniques that we've been using for a long time." be careful when venturing out. "obviously if you're going out on the ice you're trying to be safe, but also be smart about it. ice conditions are going to dictate that, and they frequently change from spot to spot." goodlove says if you're not experienced with the ice, stay off it. in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. a group in waterloo is working to raise thousands of dollars to help the homeless. hear why the catholic worker house says it wants to purchase another home to help those who need a place to stay. first here's a look at the most popular stories today on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. more homeless people in could soon have another place to stay overnight.. the catholic worker house provides is a shelter for men, women and children. it already has t

becker middle school, 51 right now. also very light rain reported in the neighborhood of rampart and hill pointe. over the in exfew days. here is a look at the rainfall totals so far. you can see nothing too neighborhoods. you probably felt it. temperatures outside, mostly in the 40s and 50s for your neighborhoods right now. as we take a look at conditions outside of the valley also cooling down quite a bit. 53 overton. upper 40s for pahrump. not too much measurable things are gonna chain congress bit. weather across the west coast. folks, this is just the beginning of the stormy weather we're anticipating for the rest of the week. we'll get in close here. you can see some off-and-on rain showers across the laug las vegas area. we still have more headed our way. we have stuff brewing in the pacific. these systems are not only gonna brick us increased -- bring us increased rainfall but snow. here is a look at the doppler radar, you can see we're starting to get some of that moisture back in the forecast for this evening.

. >> jim becker telling the commission landfill hours have been extended and he's meeting with different disposal companies regularly, saying there's an issue of workers knowing how to operate the equipment, saying similar problems occurred in lake county when they made their system change. >> our biggest challenge is we're going from a system that had been in place for 14 years where people had their schedules set and knew what time the guy was coming. >> 36 phone lines have been added to 311 to help field more than 60,000 calls since january 4th. several new disposal companies were contracted last july, giving them about six months to prepare. homeowners knowing the correct ways to correct the bins on the curb on the correct date is also an issue the county says is contributing to the delayed pickups. >> there's been examples of whole neighborhoods and whole streets have been missed and that's unacceptable. >> they plan to bring up the issue again in a couple of the county picks up 40,000 bins a day, equally 200,000 a week. >> new at 7:00 tonight, news 6 is getting results for citizens

. >> orange county's solid waste division manager jim becker told this are still happening but less and less he says. a week now after the county hired four new haulers to pick up the trash, using an automated arm, just once a week. last week, trash sat at the curb for days in some neighborhoods so pickup could continue over the weekend. some of the problem he said is people not putting the new cans where they're supposed to go. >> three feet away from the curb. see how some people put it? they don't read the instructions. >> but ramon says he did that and kept it far enough away from his mailbox. something here just didn't smell right. >> he looks like he was the only one on this street that wasn't picked up. >> so i called in the complaint and got results from ramon. the county promised they'd come back as soon as possible to grab the garbage that they had missed. >> as you can see, that still has not happened yet. this stinks, i can tell you that. the county says they're making it very clear to its haulers if this happens to come back first the county says don't let this sit here any

jim becker: our contractors are dedicated to finding a way to get this system working. angela: leslie buckner showed us her garbage can which had not been picked-up for two weeks, but after wesh 2 news contacted the county, the hauler was there within a couple of hours to empty out her container. still ahead, tony' s back with a new update on severe weather headed our way. jim: plus, new details regarding a former teacher charged with molesting a student at school. we' ll tell you why he was investigated in the past. angela: and making a splash. it' s the top story on our facebook page. florida swimming pool. jim: wesh 2 news has learned that the orange county elementary school teacher arrested on charges of sexually abusing a student, was investigated for inappropriate classroom conduct and reported in a story you saw first on wesh 2, 66-year-old don sharp is accused of molesting a child in 2008 at apopka elementary school in a hallway where he taught third and fifth grade. but in 2009, police say sharp was investigated by the school district for letting children sit o

jim becker saying crews are working quickly for the rest of the week and on saturday, their day off, to pick up all the garbage. >> let us know where you've been missed and we'll be out there. >> in orange county, amanda castro, news 6. >> now county leaders say they hope to have any glitches worked out in the next 60 to 90 days. you may need to be patient. they also tell us if homeowners don't have enough room for their trash in one bin, anyone can request a second garbage can. >> a 5-year-old girl has been missing from putnam county since 2009. tonight we're seeing a new picture of what she would look like today. >> lisa bell joins us now with what they hope the new photo might be able to accomplish. >> haley cummings was just five from her home in the hermit's cove area of satsuma on february 10th of 2009. she would be 12 years old this year. this is a new age progressed picture to show what she could look like today. at the time she went missing, haley was with her father's girlfriend, a 17-year-old who was supposed to be baby-sitting her. now almost seven years later, haley stil