the school board voted 8-1 to stop the medication. the superintendent says he is not aware of overdose cases, but this is more about being proactive. he says it is not just the 11,000 students they are worried about, they are also thinking about student -- staff members and parents. >> we felt that one more tool that could be available in the hopefully unlikely instance that we might ever have an overdose. ray: before narcan is actually review the policy. school nurses and principles will be trained. several other school districts are thinking about stocking narcan in an effort to be proactive. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you. investigators think the same man may be responsible for robberies in concord and goffstown. yesterday morning, we told you about this robbery in concord. the clerk was hurt trying to fight off this robber armed with a knife. a man with a similar description also robs the citizens bank and goffstown yesterday afternoon. the man is missing some of his front teeth and wore the same hooded jacket. sean:

the school board voted 8-1. the superintendent said he is not aware of any overdose cases, but that it is about being proactive. he said they are also thinking about staff members and parents who may be on school grounds. >> we felt that it was one more tool that could be available in the hopefully unlikely instance that we might ever have an overdose. ray: before narcan is sexually available, the committee will the committee will review the policies. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: investigators think the same man may be responsible for robberies in concord and goffstown. the clerk at the concord mart was hurt trying to fight off a robber armed with a knife. a man with a similar description also robbed the citizens bank in goffstown. the man is missing some of his front teeth and wore the same hooded jacket. sean: the jury in dover deliberated for about an hour before finding a former businessman guilty of kidnapping. 63-year-old thomas minchiello was expressionless as the verdict was read. the former massach

the correct percentage is more than 25% of the board's voting rights. i apologize for that confusion. and i'll have more in business news for you next hour. it's back to keiko now. >> thank you, ai. >>> chinese authorities large d larged -- charges 12 local government officials over the landslide that left 69 people dead in the southern city of shenzhen last month. it's the first time any officials have faced criminal offenses in the case. china state-run xinhua news agency says prosecutors detained them on charges of neglect of duty and abuse of power. it was late december when a wave of dirt and construction debris engulfed buildings in an industrial park. eight people are still listed as missing. china's government calls the case a manmade disaster caused by lax safety management. prosecutors have been investigating more than 30 people. xinhua said officials of the management firm of a nearby dump site and local government officials will also be questioned on suspicion of bribery. >>> taiwan is facing some political instability following last weekend

stephanie, anita- each year the virginia beach school board votes to appove a new calendar. this year after getting imput, a committee presented a calendar similar to the current one with 183 days, but school board members wanted more options. this is the current virginia beach school calendar. classes began september 8 and end june 17. there are 183 teaching days. but that number could change. sot - trenace riggs, virginia beach education association - clip 2 2:09 trying to get everything in and trying to keep 183 days and fit all that we need to fit in was not doing it. it has become such a difficult task. 2:20 trenace riggs is president of the virginia beach education association. she wants the calendar to have - trenace riggs, virginia beach education association - clip 2 4:39 we just need to do something that's going to work for the whole system. not only for teachers, and staff but for students and for their families.4:48 this is a calendar showing the proposed changes, with 180 days. riggs says reducing the days in the calendar would mean an earlier start and end date.

today the board is expected to vote on her replacement and this is going to be the first meeting since tom ross was of the year. the new system president will officially start in march and be at that board meeting there. faculty and students have been voicing their opposition to her appointment as the new president here. one of the reasons they have been against it is because they say the board was secretive in their process to hire her. today's meeting will start at 10:00 a.m. >> tara live in chapel hill thank you. >>> the directing your attention continues today in winston salem for the lawsuit over north carolina's voter id law worried about getting the person. civil rights activists argue that it was to discriminate. they say it was meant to prevent voter fraud. the id law takes effect in time for the presidential election. >>> candidates continue to make less than a week from the state caucuses. rival bernie sanders sought to claim his dam caratic socialist label. ted cruz is a nasty guy as cruz continues to blast the values of trump. >>> it's had 4: 38 now. a new push to expand a

you can weighghin for the last time today before the board votes on the calendar. an eastern iowa radio pioneer, has passed away. away.asher kent braverman, the man who created 16-30 k-c-j-j passed away saturday.he established the station, then sold it in 1994.services were held this morning in coraraille.fafaly is asking for memorials to be directed to riverside theater.asher kent braverman was 81. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, the latest on a dire siation just south h the corridor and when the flooding end. just to our south, an already dire flooding situation is getting even worse.take a look at this video as a levee failed over the weekend in southern illinois.the mississippi is expected to crest today in memphis.in some places, river levels are expected to bat or above where they were uring the historic floods of '93.already died.president obama signed a federal emergency disaster declaration for missouri. back here closer to home, we're oking at a t of sunshine and some warmer temperatures. justin roberts is here with your weatherfirst forecast to plan

board banned the perk. we asked the four explain their votes. barr: "what would you like to tell taxpayers about why this board deserves..." daughtery: "i have no comment on that. barr: "you can't explain your vote to the public?" daugherty: "i don't have to explain that." barr: "the teachers in this district are paying upwards of $10,000 a year. you all are paying a buck." roberts: "well, when i get paid a salary more than $2,000, i'll probably rethink it." barr: "we'd like to talk with you about your vote tonight to insure yourself for $1." cord: "i'm not going to speak to you sir." barr: "do you feel that this board should be covered by a health insurance plan where teachers are paying upwards of $10,000 a year?" cord: "i just...i don't have anymore comment, sir...thank you." barr: "thank you." barr: "we'd like to talk with you about your vote on the insurance agreement tonight." peters: "good." barr: "could you explain to the public why you and three other members of this board felt..." peters: "can't answer for the other three, i know why i

the board of supervisors voted unanimously to take the restriction out of the employee handbook. wsls 10's ananda rochita has more from employees who tell us why they say they need the extra protection. ananda rochita/bedford - "employees say before the vote last night, if someone were to come in here and harm them ... they wouldn't have a way to protect themselves." as a treasurer for bedford county ... rebecca jones deals with a lot of people and their money and if someone snapped .... she says there wasn't a way to fight back. however after a board of supervisor's meeting monday... jones has a way to protect herself. the board voted to allow employees to carry concealed weapons if they have a valid virginia permit. county attorney patrick skelley says it was previously a restriction in the employee handbook that's now taken out. patrick skelley/county attorney and it would be illegal for the county to prohibit exercising their second amendment rights on county property. in addition, the county attorney took a look at possible issues before the meeting monday night. he said the

ed: the massachusetts board of education has voted to back a state takeover of the southbridge public schools. the board voting today to authorize the state education commissioner to appoint a receiver to oversee the schools basically holding the powers of a school superintendent and school committee. the move comes after the school system was designated as chronically underperforming. a recent review found southbridge to be among the state' s lowest-performing school districts on the mcas exams. two other school districts, lawrence and holyoke, are currently under state control. heather: the museum of fine arts is adding to its collection. the museum has purchased this 1928 painting by frida kahlo. it depicts two mexican women set against dense tropical foliage. it' s the first painting kahlo ever sold and it' s also the first work by the artist to enter the mfa' s collection. the painting will be on display starting tomorrow until march 1 when it will be re-installed in the art of the america' s wing. ed: we hit 50 today but that won' s talking a cooldown later this week. plus a tru

the utities board voted this afternoon, to re the unit by december 31st of 20-17. it's the smallest of the three power-producing units. this marks the first step in proposed planso completely decommission the powerlanty -35. xxxxx looking ahead for you tonight. in just abt an hour, a "vigil" will bin in fountain for missing u-s marine "jeffrey mpr." as we first told you last night on news 5, his "mom.".. lives inount sempler is one of 12 mares ssing r crashed during a nighttime training mission off the coast of the hawaii, late friday. last night, the u. announced it's suspended the search. news 5'sach axton le at the erican legion po off southmoor drivin fountain, whe that vigil will be held tonight. and zach... sempler's mom is "holding out hope" for a miracle. "laurie al says if anyone can pullff mirulous survivalit's her 22-ye-old son "jeffrey." as we told you last night, "jeffremer" entered the maneimmediately after aduation from high school in soh carolina, working his way up the ranks and recently bein proted to sergeant. he was assigned to the ch-53-e uper

in parents fought back saying their kids would miss out on the end the school board voted to leave the schedule as-is. >>> in polk county the public school's big rebrand is causing controversy. this logo obtained by the ledger was part of the $76,000 grand development service. in a letter a former polk county teacher says the none spent didn't benefit teachers and students. district says rebrand will students. >>> this year's epiphany in splash. >> it is an annual tradition celebrating the baptism of jesus christ. 49 teen boys members of the greek orthodox church dove in the spring bayou to retrieve a cross. the lucky cross barrier is carried through the streets on the shoulder of his peers. 17-year-old anderson combs found the cross first. >> it is so great for god to touch in you this manner. god to him is in that cross. it was meant for him today. >> this was the second year the 17-year-old dove for the cross. for retrieving the cross it is believe he'll have a year of blessings. >>> feeling lucky? big money jackpot. >> is there a method to winning tonight's powerball prize? >> repo

board. the new curriculum will only apply to students in 8th through 12th grades. the trustees did vote to include topics like cyberbullying and dangers of sexting for kids in 5th grade... as part of their health class curriculum. /// ((sherry swensk)) > southern nevada is home to world's largest eco- friendly distribution center. and yesterday, the "levi strauss" center in henderson received leed platinum certification... after the company retro- fitted the building to be better for the environment: (( michael kobori, vp sustainability, levi strauss & co.: "it means that it is a green building, which means it's better for the planet. it uses less energy, less water, sends less waste to the landfill. so it's better for the environment, better for the community here in henderson, but it's also better for the people who are in the building." )) ((sherry swensk)) lawns were taken off the campus... and it now uses 90- percent less water than the average facility in henderson. they've also added more bike racks and replaced vending machines with healthier foods. levi strauss has been in hend

the board voted unanimously to appoint washington. he had served as interim superintendent since october. he has worked with the district since 2011. washington replace cynthia wilson. refugees coming from terrorist hot spots will "not" get a closer look after all. up next, we'll take a look at he back and forth onon plan to look them over. sure enough, donald trump ended up in the mix. a surprise act of kindness turned into a memorable moment your first alert traraic starts marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote agaiait it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. is responsible for the content of this message. at longhorn steak like this doesn't need anything else. which is why we don't just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that

. >> the school board voted if the conversions take place it school year. >>> three separate meetings took place after residents complained that the logo was offensive. slaves were sold at the market house in the 1800s. the building is a symbol of slavery. >> if you wanted something as a source of pride, it's not a source of pride. if you want it to be reflective of a landmark, it is a landmark. >> discussion continueing in raleigh. those spoke at a forum. supporters pointed to an economic impact saying it would harm tourism. >> there's really no economic benefit we could see that would touch the impact that the tourism and the -- what the pristine environment brings to >> let's see what the seismic testing says. >> before offshore drilling can begin, companies would do seismic testing. thousands of people are supporting locals who say the project will impact them. >> county leaders, wncn the effect it could have. >> like this locomotive, building a huge shipping term. they tried to stop the approaching train. >> i killed my first two deer with my grandfather. this is all i have known

. >> larry: asheville's planning and zoning board votes 6 to 1. the apartment complex will have 272 units and the developer wants to put it in the center of sweeten creek and mills gap. what do neighbors say about this project, aaron? >> aaron: larry, mostly because of traffic concerns, the people who live near here say they don't want two four-story apartment buildings. not recommend this project. >> if you think there are too much traffic raise your hand. >> aaron: of course agrees, traffic in south asheville is a problem. >> we're really doing our share. asheville is a very socially responsible town. but how many apartments are we supposed to absorb? how many more cars can our road handle? >> aaron: rusty pullium brought a revised plan. he got rid of retail space and added more units. pullium also promised to make the complex 20% affordable housing. he says it will not increase trafafic problems. >> the traffic improvements for the area are coming. our traffic study purely states that we don't make the situation at that intersection worse. or o

the board voted to allow employees to carry concealed weapons if they have a valid virginia permit. county attorney patrick skelley says it was previously a restriction in the employee handbook that's now taken out. :42-:49 patrick skelley/county attorney 10:28:34 it really brings the employees of the county to the public. the public has no prohibition and it would be illegal for the county to prohibit exercising their second amendment rights on county property. :54-1:01 ananda rochita/bedford county "the county attorney told us they will not keep track of how many employees have their concealed carry permit. he said it's their decision whether or not they choose to carry." in addition, the county attorney took a look at possible issues before the meeting monday night. he said the county's insurance premiums will not be affected and liability issues could happen with or without a restriction. jones says she's now bringing her gun to work ... and wants to members to defend themselves too. rebecca jones/treasure r - 10:35:00 i don't intend to use it but if i have to to protect myself

last month, the school board voted to move forward with the change. supporters of the uniform says it creates a safer environment on campus. today's meeting set for 5:30 at the deland administrative complex. >> yesterday city council members approved the plan to buy the large live oak and the park it stands in which is constitution park. the caruso family owns the park and were thinking of tearing it down. the city will pay a little more than $3 million in cash and hand over some land on east gore street. the tree is between 125 and 175 years old. that's some long history there. >> let's check in with troy who is tracking warm weather but some changes on the way. >> we are pin pointing showers and storms as early as the morning hours for the drive to work, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and ongoing through 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow. you can see where most of it is, south of orlando. even orlando seeing a chance for some of those stronger wind gusts. the real threat for severe weather is south of us into south florida as we pinpoint the front. look at how w

after two hours of discussion the board voted to table the decision. "we have been working on the since october." the calendar that's been in the works for months didn't move forward monday night. board members halted the process after hearing from passionate parents, teachers and community members. "this new schedule, proposed schedule was not very well thought out. the school system is here for the intent of our children. the next generation, not for the teachers. " "i understand the need for professional learning, it's important, we need to do it, but i don't think the morning is the time to do it. " "i think we are putting a large inconvenience on a lot of parents and a lot of children." the plan would give teachers time - every monday morning - to discuss students. school leaders say that frequent professional development leads to better results in the classroom. the plan includes supervision provided students who come to school at the regular time and bus transportatio n for those who get there for that late start. superintendent brad buck says it

filed a petition for a writ of mandate that was denied by the california supreme court and the board vote to deny the appeal and uphold the permit in addition lecture the board held the election of officers and elevated commissioner president honda and commissioner president fong to vice president if no questions item 7. >> 4 had montgomery street an abbreviated institutional master plan. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and honorable members and staff before you an informational item an abbreviated master plan for the post secondary institution requires the post secondary institutions to have on file with the planning department a current i p m that talks about the anticipated master plan the institution in the downtown commercial district occupying or proposing to occupy less than one hundred secret upon review the i mp they have at discretion to hold or not hold the meeting and the western university occupies the space and is eligible to submit an i 1920 m found in 1941 a large university compromised of 12 schools and university offices undergraduate and 1 hundred and 45 p

last year the school board voted to do away with the nickname and mascot. critics say it crusaders. who used violence in the name of religion. they wantt a new mascot in the spring. >> . >> coming up tonight.. judge judy making headlines. not for her tv show. >> seems an alarming number of americans are giving her a title that she doesn't actually hold. inside the poll that's raising >> here's something that will get you impressed parents. a new poll nearly ten percent of college graduates believe that judge judy serves on the supreme court. of course the star of the long running tv show. that airs right here on fox. weekday afternoons. she's handling small disputes on tv for 20 years. but never a supreme court justice. a thousand college grads askedsk basic social studies questions. college graduates are alarmingly ignorant of american history. heritage as well. >> . the team interviewed titans defense i defensive coordinator. the browns when which you had was the head t if he gets the job. irony would be 2016 would be the final year of the first contractst which the browns would a

but yesterday, the t's financial control board voted to spend up to $6 million to study the project. three firms will come up with a redesign and a new price tag to try and slash costs and save the 4.7 mile expansion into somerville and medford. the board is expected to decide by may whether to go ahead with the green line project. ahead in our next half hour, the other development at that meeting that may not make red line riders very happy. live this morning in downtown boston, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: the hingham community is honoring a local hero tonight. corporal christopher orlando was among 12 marines declared dead last week after his helicopter crashed off the coast of hawaii. his family members will fly into logan this evening. they'll be escorted home by state and local police. as a show of respect, members of the community are asked to stand american flags. a murder trial is set to get underway in salem today. cheng sun is one of two suspects accused of killing the owner of a chinese restaurant in ipswich five years ago. police say tony woo was beaten to deat

there will be multiple public hearings before the control board votes on the proposal in march. reporting live from kenmore station, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: new this noon, three people are under arrest in homicide. 24-year-old aaron grant was shot on grinnell street on new year' s eve. he was rushed to st. luke' s hospital where he died. last night, police arrested three people. all are charged with obstruction of justice. they' re expected to be in court today. emily: also new, this scituate man is being held on $1,000 bail accused of stealing mail and packages from 7 towns, including east taunton. the taunton gazette says officers spotted ryan hudson after getting two calls of a suspicious vehicle in taunton. inside his car they found a laundry bag stuff with mail along with holiday gift cards, credit and debit cards, personal checks and jewelry. erika: right now, a woman is hospitalized after being hit by a car in brighton. it happened along chestnut hill ave just before 11:00 last night. the victim was unconscious and taken to brigham and women' s hospit

you can weigh in for the last time today before the board votes on the calendar. it's coming up next... next...the unusual way to get rid of your christmas trees it's been more than a week since christmas, but some people still have not thrown out their christmas trees. trees.part of the reason is because some don't want to throw them away, or take them to a recycling center. center.but as vanessa peng shows us, there's another option right here in the hawkeye state. state. they're in their winter garb - ready to recycle christmas. (aaron steele, farmer-goats on the go) "there's this surplus of variety just waiting out there and that's christmas trees." when it's warmer, these goats usually clear-out overgrown fields. (aaron steele, farmer-goats on the go) "in the summer we use our goats on customers' properties to deal with unwanted vegetation, weeds and brush, but in the winter there's not much of that happening and the goats don't have a lot of variety in their diets." so after the holidays they'll gladly eat your christmas leftovers. (aaron steele, farmer-goat

last month, the school board voted to keep those schools on a balanced calendar until the 2017-18 school year. a district judge has delayed his decision on whether nevada should pay thousands of dollars to parents for private school tuition. judge james wilson says more time is needed to consider the preliminary injunction. education savings accounts payments are scheduled to begin february first. parents can use the money to pay for private school tuition or homeschool costs. the money comes from the child's state education funding. a suit filed in august claims the new law violates nevada's constitution which requires funds to be used for public schools.### shot thanks to a 65-thousand dollar grant from the nevada office of traffic safety... the reno police department has new equipment that helps them analyze traffic accidents. the new equipment is called 'faro'. it can take an image, in it takes a matter of minutes as opposed to the old system, which could take hours. but perhaps the biggest impact-- is the new system can be used in a courtroom. sotvo sgt. joe lever, reno police depar

the board voted unanimously to ask the feds to ask for financial support to be delivered immediately. >> the impact in the classroom without any investment or support from the federal government could be dramatic. for the urgency is that the state of florida counts pupils twice a year, at the beginning and in february. so it does not provide funding for students who enroll in public schools after february. the strict here is saying wait a second, washington, it's not fair for you in washington to shift your burden to us in miami. district headquarters in miami, "nbc 6 news." >>> and our coverage of the cuban migrant journey continues on the nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> another major traffic alert to tell you about this evening. water main repairs in ft. lauderdale will be causing some traffic detours out there. and will cause some neighbors in that area to boil their water for a bit. the west bound lanes near gateway theater will be closed start, from bay view drive to federal highway. water service will be temporarily interrupted until tomorrow morning. >>> happening right now, po

the school board voted in favor of the change. up next month. >>> and homeowners may get federal relief. in 2010 the state received a billion dollars to help people facing foreclosure. since then only half the money has been used. bill nelson called for an investigation into why there's still thousands of people waiting to receive money from the program. >>> and next week orange county commissioners will have an info session for the upcoming tiny homes project. the session will detail the county's partnership for habitat for humanity and the potential impact. it's meant to put homeless and low income individuals into place. it's really taking off. >> like seattle. it was a tent city turned into homes. >> >. now we know. >>> certainly nice to see all of the snow up north. it looks so pretty. >> you were talk agent wanting to go -- about wanting to go and be in the snow. >> i just want to look at it. >> >. right now beautiful sunset, and just pretty as a postcard. 68 with our east wind. mid-50s for overnight low, and warming back to the low 70s. the first part of tomorrow quiet. 50s at da

the board voted to rescind its initial measure, then voted unanimously to pass a revised motion that would add about $107,000. a candidate haha announced plananto run for the wardrd seat on the nonoolk city council being vacated by mayoral moenning. john robertson has been serving as the director of accounting services for the past seven years. he also is a of directors for northeast, where he for the third time in community college of the nation's top 150 community colleges by the aspen institute college excellence program. those and more on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix " iowa residents seem to be getting healthier. the iowa initiative that the state is now considered the 14th healiest in the nation... up from 16th a year ago. that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. lukas: caca high hopes is celebrating one of their volunteers for his services last year the 3rd annual camp volunteer recognition celebration was held yesertday at the

but, the board voted to allow rainshadow to finish up its current school year through june, even though internal auditors estimate their budget will be quite tight with finishing the school year with only about $7500 of wiggle room. it will also allow the school to renew its charter renewal year and demonstrate its financial stability. the deadline for that is february. superintendent tracy davis at the meeting said that this was about balancing the students needs and also the letter of the law. >> breaking up the family is difficult, emotional, it is stressful, it is hard, it is painful. and, those are the things we discussed on the emotional side of the decision. and we know that. that is no secret. law. the nrs which hold us responsible as a sponsor to look at a variety of things that were put up on the wall. >> reporter: and at the meeting, a couple of trustees also said that they spoke to a couple of donors interested in helping finance rainshadow. so a lot of students and teachers at that point started that's how important and near and dear this school is to the community. so, the

the petition calls for the board to set a february 2, 2016 x-apple-data-detectors: bond referendum vote for $49.5 million dollars. additionally, the board took action that would commit a minimum of $6,000,000 of one cent sales tax funds to keep the property tax rate in the district low. with this action, the property tax rate would increase approximately 32 cents to $16.13 per thousand dollars of valuation--this is 81 cents lower than use of the sales tax funds. this would cost the owner of a home with an assessed value of $100,000 $17.50 per year. the last bond referendum, held on april 7, 2015, failed by only 58 votes. thanks a lot forrest. voters in the waterloo school district will or deny a bond referendum. on a new career center and renovations at east and west high school. the school district is holding three town hall meetings starting today to provide a better understandin g of what this money will do. voters can go to the waterloo center for the arts tonight at 7 o'clock for more information. the other meetings are on thursday and saturday. a historic waverly bridge may get a

derek: uber backing another proposal from commissioner bovo that will allow ride shares and the board voted to move that ordinance forward. >> i think what it signifies is that there's a willingness on the board to look at this item, understand that they're here to stay. >> derek: this ordinance has a ways to go, however, it will likely be work shopped and some amendments put in. the their really wanted to make the clear that he wants handicapped accessible networks to be a part of the miami-dade model. we are live in miami, derek shore. >> calvin: miami-dade commissioners sent a strong meanings to president obama late today. don't let cuba open a consulate in miami. the resolution sponsor esteban bovo said that a cuban cons laptop wonted be welcome until cuba is a democracy. they final vote 8-4 and among those voting against it was commissioner xavier suarez. >> reporter: a woman who long presented herself as a cuban activist last been sentenced to she did spearhead a move to house cuban migrants who arrived from cocaine. >> hatzel: charges against alicia garcia go back to 2010 dealing wit

the school board voted to dismiss jerry divine of his coaching duties, divine remains as a special education teacher at the school and the district attorney filed a summary harassment charge. >>> could drones be deployed across philadelphia in an effort to improve public safety. the answer could be yes. a study found that drones would be a useful tool in detecting dangerous buildings, city controller says it would not replace inspectors but enhance workers ability to do their jobs more quickly and efficiently. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a south philadelphia restaurant is the target of vandaled for the third time in two months. and the pope's fiat arrives at the philadelphia auto show with a special driver behind the wheel. >> be careful behind the wheel to tonight, temperatures dropping quickly and icing could be a problem. i'll track big changes over the weekend. >>> and jaime apody with eagles scouting news. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors

the school board voted in favor of making the medication overdoses. the district's superintendent urging the board members to be proactive in a district with he says it doesn't even have to be administered by a medical professsional. >> it's easy to administer as a nasal spray. it. if you administer it to someone who is misdiagnosed who is unconscious, you're not going to harm them. erika: right now a desperate plea to help this dog. the pitbull was found yesterday starving, freezing, and abandoned on the side of a road in dedham. the two-year-old is being treated at the animal rescue league in boston. the animal control officers say the pup was extremely weak and could have died from the exposure. if you have information about how the dog got there, or the owner, you're asked to call dedham police. randy: paying for poisoned erika: a lawmaker's new demand in response to growing outrage in michigan. new this morning. help getting financial aid. three ways to ease the cost of sending the kids to college. randy: and ahead in news to go. sticking it to a

last night, though, the school board voted to officially remove him as head coach.e will keep his teaching job, though. he's also charged with harassment which could send him to jail for 99 days if convict the. >>> snow from this weekend's storm causes a partial roof collapse in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. crews responded to the 1900 block of just before 11:00 o'clock last night. the home awning caved under the weight of that snow damaging the roof. we're told there was no affect on the home's structural integrity. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> this stretch of weather devil helpin helping the snow cp weather. seeing the sun. kate has more on the forecast. >> good morning. >> good morning, afternoon. >> almost. >> we're just minutes afternoon. exactly. we're close enough, right? (laughter). >> yeah. it becomes so habit forming after while. good afternoon erika what i meant to say out here on the sky deck at this point there's only one lone mound of snow left over from this weekend's storm. we faced south we have that nice southerly exposure that helps t

. >> reporter: the board voted to advance two plans for more 10% plan. monthly rapid transit and bus playss would be impacted. >> all in favor. >> i. >> i think it's inevitable fares will go up no matter what the public says. >> the budget document that the control board has been working with assumes a 5% fare increase across the board. so, if in the end the board were to decide not to they would have to fiend savings elsewhere in the budget. >> reporter: translation some type of fare hike is a certainty. if that happens, it would take effect this july. at transportation bidding jim smith wbz news. >> campaign 2016 tonight former president bill clinton in new hampshire today stomping for his wife. and less than two hours donald trump will be in lowell hoping to drum up support. jon keler is live and big crowd there -- keller is live and big crowd tonight. >> reporter: say what you will about donald trump who he is his policies but there's one thing you have to say unleek any other candidate so far in this-- unlike any other candidate so far this this cam

the state education board voted to approve new passing scores for what students shouldern on tests in reading in math as well as end of course exams given in alja bra and gee am tri. the scale needs about 51% of tenth graders would pass the test needed for graduation. that uses the test scores to assign a to f grade letters. despite the vote, the new formula won't be in effect until next year. >> news 6 spent last night getting results for hundreds of viewers like you. >> we teamed up with the united way to help get your health insurance questions answered. volunteers at the central florida coalition took more than 600 phone calls during our phone bank. there is someone out there to help you plan for the year ahead. >> it is good to know you can have the resource. >> lots of questions out there. let's check in with troy bridges. questions about this whether we have been having. >> it is looking ugly with fog and drizzle. not a lot of rain. the good news is it will pull away as we see this area of low pressure as it moves to the moisture away from us. we'll see more and more sunshine.

last year, the fairfax county school board voted to open public schools two hours late on primary day. but the county's board of supervisors has asked the school board to change that. the board wants all public schools shut down. >> i think that it would be a good idea to close the school. >> some officials in the election office are concerned about how voters will respond to a new requirement. one that says you must affirm your republican status before casting your vote. the republican party of virginia made that decision. trump took to twitter and slammed them for it. back in fairfax county, superintendent garza says the safety of students, staff, and visitors, is always a priority. and that the school system will be working closely with election officials, and the security team to ensure the safety for all. and that is according to a statement. garza also says extra security patrols will be on hand to address any concerns that surface at the schools. reporting from fairfax county, nikia turner, wusa 9. >>> if you are headed out for lunch, grab your layers. it is down right frigid o

board. the new curriculum will only apply to kids in 8th through 12 grades. the trustees did vote to include topics like cyberbullying and dangers of sexting for kids in 5th grade ... as part of their health class curriculum.// ((dave courvoisier)) > if you had plans to choose your child's next school with the help of the state's education savings accounts... put those plans on hold. a district judge pressed 'pause' on nevada's school choice program today... just weeks before money was expected to flow to parents for private school tuition. a preliminary injunction was ordered today for state treasurer dan schwartz to stop implementing the program pending the republican- backed program allows parents to claim more than 5-thousand dollars in state per-pupil school funds each year for school expenses. a coalition challenged the program with a lawsuit in august, saying it would divert money from public schools... possibly to be used for sectarian purposes... violating the state's constitution. governor sandoval backs the program... he responded tonight with a statement saying in part

this comes after the board voted to ratify the proposed contract at a town hall meeting held last night. lagrange joins us live near clark and main with details of the new contract. nick? jason and monica -- that meeting was held here at city hall, last night. this has been an ongoing argument for over six months, marked by teacher rallies and protests. but the two sides have avoided arbitration, and the new agreement is now official. in december -- the "clark county education association" announced their support of a new two-year thursday night -- the c-c-s-d board of trustees approved that the new contract dictates a 2.25 percent increase to the pay schedule, and at least a 45-dollar monthly increase in healthcare contributions. all of this is being implemented retroactively, though the new salaries won't go into effect until march first. it's a step in the ...but do teachers the ongoing shortage? "i think that the a huge issue. at school sites, we are having the lack of leadership and just a lack of collaboration, in large part, because of low morale. i don't even think that raising

board. the new curriculum will only grades. the trustees did vote to include topics like cyberbullying and 5th grade ... as part of their health class curriculum./// ((brian loftus)) > the school choice program has been paused...just weeks before parents were supposed to receive their students' funds. a preliminary injunction was ordered yesterday to stop implementing education savings accounr]ts...whil e its being challenged in court. a group filed a lawsuit saying the program is in violation of the state constitution. the accounts would give parents more than 5-thousand in state funds...to use on educational expenses or private school tuition./// kirsten joyce > now let's get a look at your forecast. brian loftus sherry... how's the weather looking today? we've got clear skies and it is cooling down quickly. we had nice sunshine yesterday, but we only made it to the low 50s again... so we started chilling down as soon as that sun dropped behind the mountains. .................... make sure floor heaters are in a safe place and away from drapes and

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the board voted to commission a study whether to make theake changes permanent in thent in t coming school some cases the new the n holidays will remain teacher ter work days.ay also this year anne arrundelrrde county schools will be opened on rosh hashanah. has montgomery county schools removed religious labels fromab their days off in addition to making id a day off. we'll get you in on the ion discussion as we move on withn fox5 this morning. morning back to you guys. >> thanks. celine dion's husband and manager rene angelil lost his battle with cancer he waseas diagnosed in 19990 last year y celine put her career on holdn h to help care for him. they have three sonsre a-14-year-old andnd five-year-old twins. the news comes after a string sr of recent celebrity deaths including natalie cole actor cot alan rick man and david bowie. w >>> david bowie's family fil announce add private service will be held for the star. f they made the announcement on bowie's official facebookial fa pavement an upcoming tributeri concert to the late singer sin which was planned before hislanr death will now

the board voted to allow the superintendent to ne students and families to fine for costs incurred by the district. the superintendent could also consider long-term suspensions under the proposal. >>> there is an opportunity today for people to learn about outer loop. the dot will hold an informal public meeting to review plans for ctions between camden road and rayford road and us- 401. the meeting is from 4:00 to 7:00 today after john griffin school cafeteria on fisher road. >>> i wore my thick coat today. you did as well. that's how we know it's cold. and you wore your eece pants. >> i did. i wore my fleece pants on a dress coming in and my big dudes. and then i took them off. brian has probably got his long underwear on still. that's the nice thing. you can take them off once you get in here. let's take a look at the roxboro sky cam, it's beautiful out there and i'm so cited. i said this yesterday during the morning newscast when we debuted the roxboro sky cam, so happy to have this camera because especially this time of year when we get snow, we the rginia line and roxboro in par

. >>> it is 4:49. school board voted to close both the get alot avenue school and the tecumseh elementary school. these closures are going to happen after the school year ends. according to news day, parents are concerned about overcrowded classes now in the rest of the district. others hope the savings will bring back some after-school programs. >>> we are learning some of the ideas being floated in hollywood to help diversify the academy awards. "the new york times" reports one idea being talk abouted is to allow the best picture category to have ten nominees instead of eight. another idea is to open up acting categories the same way. instead of the five-nominee limit it's had since the 1930s. there's also talk on penalizing academy members who do not regularly vote. >>> pennsylvania prosecutors crying foul over efforts to get bill cosby's sex assault case dismissed. cosby's lawyer argues there was a deal not to prosecute him, but the suburban philadelphia he also says cosby wants special treatment. hearing on this matter is scheduled for february 2nd. bill cosby is accused of abusing a

during a game earlier this movement he was suspended from coaching and then last night, the school board voted to officially dismiss divine. it is in the clear if he resigned or was just out right fired. divine has been charged with harassment that could send him to jail for 90 days if convicted. >>> frustration is growing among residents who have have yet to see a snow plow on their street. people from fishtown to fairmount, they are still digging out the from the weekend storm. city officials say 80 percent of the streets have been cleared but parking authority is chipping n they are asking residents to be patient and keep calling 311 to get their street plowed. >> 22 inches of snow is heck of a lot of snow. i have seen plows out the and b i'm sure little side streets like this just take time. >> reporter: we will have much more on the the clean up effort coming up in a live report at 5:30. >>> one home owner is dealing with an unexpected effect of the the weekend's storm. this is after the weight of know cause add a roof collapse. crews responded to the 1900 block of off street in frankford

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the school board voted tonight to stock nashua city schools with the medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. many school districts across the state are considering the same move, and tonight, nashua voted to take the step. our jean mackin explains how it will work. jean: nashua' s school superintendent says there' s never been an opioid overdose in any of the schools in his district that he' s aware of but he called on the school board to stock schools with narcan just in case, and the board agreed. nashua' s school superintendent urged the school board to be proactive by having the nasal mist version of naloxone in the nurses office. he wants school nurses and principals able to administer narcan. in a district with more than 11,000 students it would also be parents in the event of an overdose. >> it' s easy to administer a nasal spray, no known allergies, you' ve misdiagnosed to his to harm them. jean: he explained the narcan does not have to be administered that it would be provided by the state. while there were s