that's not happening on the grassy area around here as well of the day yesterday with bill hammond, county engineer and maintenance. they put out 60,000-gallons worth of brine over the roads in the past couple days. it's a potential to wash off what we have on the road but again no icing or reports of any issues right now but this is a developing system and things are going to change and we can hear right now like an icy mix falling here in fayetteville. we'll send it back to you and get with you in the next half developing. >> gilbert thank you. continues. >> we have a live look at charlotte right now and they look like they are having some snow down there. elizabeth is back to track the changing situation ch ll enrryi t ha b mi . fopethchedti. er ivavheuse. hilfssti creds o titi t th okof a glogh towi weto e o y hetean atsameo.to at xttulk at htisadn nggobepidlion ut ots asnes ilarnoh anclfo is h th lo s ceai esst ahellla in i'gog weenarthaiepthformbehie etfrra iytanldmiacr g starn ee an. slhtwae sasocoslroat. ra tiolirpas at leout e veaip.ths rdto l is inici ow arlveeled fghts rtatp dis

we probably placed about 60,000 gallons of brine on the roads >> reporter: bill hammond is the cumberland county maintenance engineer. he says there is plenty of salt inside the dome and he says he has 19 trucks ready to go and crews ready to operate on 12 hour shifts from now until sunday. >> so our concern is going to be bridges and overpasses. we'll put sand, salt on those tonight. monitor them and try to hit them again right before rush hour, maybe about 4:00 in the morning. >> reporter: across town at the iga, folks aren't panicking yet but they are stocking occupy food supplies. they've hit the bread shelves pretty good. angela wright is one of them. >> i'm getting bread, biscuits, butter, some rice and some canned goods. and some meat also. that's it and water. >> reporter: and water. all the ingredients you need to make french toast tomorrow. and during the last ice event we had here, they didn't have any power outages because trees and limbs fell down because of the ice. instead, they sawed drivers did not heed the warnings that came out on the roads and slammed into utility pole

also making a return, that guy, bill hammond. he played trump. at the end of her speech palin admits she doesn't think trump should be president but heomised her a spot in his cabinet. >> jeff: he is perfect for trump. just like tina fey is for sarah palin. >> krystal: they nail it. >> jeff: chris rock says he will not be stepping down from hosting the academy awards. he was already working on his monologue when the all white nominations caused an uproar and talk of boycotts. rock says he will not boycott the show. but he's not going to ignore the issue either. his producer says rock is throwing out what he had with the original monologue. he's writing a new one. so we'll see what he comes up the 88th academy awards on february 28th. you got to imagine he is going to poke a lot of fun at that. >> krystal: he doesn't shy away from speaking his mind and saying what he thinks especially when it comes to social issues happening in our country. >> jeff: here are other topics you are talking about online. slow motion rescue. police save a slough found

. >> you may run into bill at down. >> the hammonds were shafted. it was a miscarriage of justice. the rancher calls the takeover miz guided, but appreciates that it's calling attention to a war working the land, and people making and enforcing land use rules. especially in this country, where more than two-thirds is federal land. >> the underlying issue is the oppressive hand of government. and the never ending rules and regulations that prevent you doing what you need to do to make a living, raise your family, pay your bills, educate your kids and retire. >> tom sharp runs cattle on 1,000 acres of land, but is impacted by regulations governing the federal land. he also things the counter 5 year sentences amend to government overreach, buts says modern ranchers have to learn to work with, not against government. >> it is important that we collaborate with all the groups from the federal agencies to our environmental groups. that are the watch dogs that make sure that the land is not being abused. >> yes, there are differences. and again, in the country we opted to settle the diffe

bill wilber. >> the hammonds got shafted and it was a miscarriage of justice. >> he calls the takeover misguided and the continuing range war to the people year ago the land and the people making the land use rules, and this county, it's mainly federal land. >> the encroachment of government. and their never ending rules and regulations that prevent you from doing what you need to do to make a living, and raise your family, pay your bills and educate your kids and retire. >> tommer sharp runs cat on 1,000 acres of private land, but is still impacted by the regulations regarding the federal land around the sharp ranch. and he said that the hammonds experience was government overreach. but they have to learn to work with, and not against government. >> it's extremely necessary that we collaborate with all of those groups, from the federal agencies to the groups, the watch dogs to make sure that the land is not being you abused. yes, there are differences. in hardy county, we have opted to it settle those differences through collaborative processes where we sit at the table with all of the constitu

dwight and steve hammond in federal prison in san pedro, california, in an outright abuse of federal power. let me turn, billay to the manhunt now for the three violent criminals wanted for murder, brutality of all sorts. these people, it was a coreio graphed escape. i mean a riot that prevented an hourly bed check throughout the prison and these people managed to escape through a diversion. 16 hours of lead time and no one seems to have a clue where they might be. >> lou, it's a deplorable set of circumstances. somebody at that prison has to look through all of the protocols that they did. you can cut a hole in a wall with 65 other people that are violent offenders in the same? you don't think they wanted to get out as well? somebody shielded this whole thing. and i'm sure once they start to look at it, there's been maybe some people that work at the facility who turned a blind eye and went the other way down the hallway when they should have been looking inside. how do you keep track of all these people. they do facial recognition once a day. not enough cameras and personnel and not enough paying attention

hammonds say they don't support the militia's methods. ### big moves on the campaign trail, just one month away from the iowa caucuses. donald trump is taking new shots at hillary clinton. and today? bill clinton responding to trump's threat to bring up his past sex scandals. kenneth moton reports. for the first time in the 2016 race, former president bill clinton...on the trail for his wife. "i do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for this job at a moment of great importance who was better qualified to be done now to restore prosperity." bill clinton in new hampshire, hillary clinton on the road in iowa...both trying to ignore gop frontrunner donald trump's recent attacks. abc's cecilia vega...one on one with the former president... "donald trump says your past is fair game, is it?" "the republicans have to decide who they want to nominate. i'm trying to tell the democrats and the country why i think hillary would be the best president." today, donald trump took it up a major notch agreeing when a conservative talk radio host of the kuhner report said this about host: "so by her own feminist logic, her husband is a sexual predator and a rapist, that she helped cover up for."

bills do this year and what she world. >> reporter: rex ryan says it have been building for industry. back in 2014, becky hammond was the nba's first assistant coach with the spurs. jennifer lahmers, fox 5 news. steve: our social media obsessed world, there's plenty of attention to be gained by misbehaving. dari: lisa evers explores what could be behind the rise of the bad girls and all aspect of media. steve: if you think eating in a restaurant doesn't involve fast food, why you may have cause to reconsider. having lots of devices in your home can really so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. it's no wonder we're ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. now, for $79.99 a month online, get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. or with a 2 year agreement, get $400 back. go to getfios.com or call steve: gang fights, crime sprees, more and more we're seeing cases of girls behaving badly, perhaps trying to outdo the boys. social media understood -- flooded with pictures. dari: lisa evers will tackle th

hammonds and many ranchers in the county. in the last years of clinton administration, despite their own agency's reviews and analysis, bill clinton threatened to create a giant monument on the mountain. and when secretary baseball ot, interior secretary at the time, came before the interior resources committee of which i was a member, i said, mr. secretary, your own resource advisory committees in the area just reported that there was no need for additional protection on the mountain. and yet, you and the president are threatening to create this national monument. why do you waste the time of the citizens to go through a process to determine if additional protections are needed and then ignore what they came up with? to bruce babbit's credit, he agreed when i told him i think you'd be surprised about what the local ranchers and citizens of the county would be willing to do if you gave them a chance, to his credit, he said, all right, i will give them that chance. and he did. we went to work on legislation. took a full year. i worked with the hammonds, worked with stacy davis, all kinds of folks. put a staffer on it full time. mul

hammonds in a difficult situation. it is a mess all around. >> thank you, ryan. >>> now to the breaking news, former president bill clinton for a sfirst solo campaignhe year. let's take that listen. >> first of all, give daniel a hand. i thought he did a great job. thank him for his work. thank you president lucille jordan for welcoming me back to the community college here at na nashua. thank you for singing the national anthem and getting us off to a good start. mayor, you reminded me right before we came out that you were mayor of nashua when i ran for president. that's got to be a good omen. but i'm glad you're back again. senator, all the members of the legislature, thank you for being here. so many of my old friends, some new people here, people of all ages and backgrounds. sometimes i follow this debate in the presidential elections, especially when i watch the other guys debating, and i think, you know, i don't fit anymore. first of all, i'm a happy grandfather, i'm not mad at anybody. and secondly, i thought our elections were supposed to be a job interview. and believe me, it's importa important -- a lot of elections are determined by jus