speaking of border protection, and coulter, she has been such a great help to me. where is our ann? ann, where are you? stand up. she is standing up. [laughter] donald trump: she is so great. "audios, amigo." bestseller. she is so great. she has been so supportive of us. she wants border security. she wants people to come into the country legally. they have to come in through a process. but there is nobody stronger on the subject. i love the book. i read the book. go out and buy the book, everybody. great person. [applause] donald trump: she is a great person. when i started this whole deal, i talked about that. i talked about obamacare, repealing it. i talked about the military. i talked about the vets. i talked about social security because we are going to save our social security. i talked about trade like nobody else can talk about trade. when crowe icon endorses me and many of the best business people in the world want to endorse me, i say don't bother, nobody knows who you are. it is true. not like the great scott brown. nobody knows who they are, but they are the best busines

we're the last line of defense. >> fox 25 spent two days with customs and border protection at u.s. border patrol. in 10 minutes see who they're stopping, why there is new concern and how agents are still watching even areas that are not manned. >>> but first distracted driving has been proven to be more deadly than drunk driving. next at 10:00 find out the most dangerous kind of distracted driving and it's not texting. >>> ends of february and a severe thunderstorm watch as close as southern connecticut. thunder and lightning right along the southern massachusetts coastline right now. i'm tracking those storms and the really strong winds that will come with them whether or not you may lose >>> fox 25 weather alert i'm chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz heavy downpours right near boston. check this out storm here producing some lightning going through westport and southern massachusetts at this hour. plenty more thunderstorm activity to our west poised to hit southern new england and massachusetts. this all comes with very strong damaging winds overnight. i'm tracking it hour by ho

customs and border protection does not have a mechanism for us to pay for additional staffing. and frankly they do have staffing issues across the country so it's not just here in reno. so our waits have been about two to two and a half hours. more recently they've improved that scenario just the last month the wait times have been diminished by about 15 minutes so that's a good start. but our wait times are more significant than other airports. so we're we've been involved with the congressional political leaders, and really to get our u.s. customs and border protection to do more of a pu-you know public-private partnership so that we whether from the airport or the community can pay for that additional staffing. bennett: what's it take to make that change? i know that it has to go pretty far up the chain. mora: it has to take legislative change. so that's what our delegation, our congressional delegation is involved in. but meantime- bennett: so it takes a vote of congress? mora: well it takes- bennett: oh no. mora: -it takes some language change in appropriations bills. a ch

border protection us pictures look for hitchhikers are- -border protection inspectors look for hitchhikers anything that doesn't belong. >> where looking for any signs of diseases or insects that might be attached. >>reporter: since they are for valentine's day they are done with special care. >> we take time i care to inspect the seller they get to some unstable or to a vase that they are in good shape. >>reporter:. no one knows what they will find. here's a few past that have made it into this room and sometimes inspectors find creatures of the slithering >> >>reporter: aside from doing the job of spreading the love on valentine's day . many of these inspectors do it for love of country. >> it could be serious and causing a lot of hard to agriculture in this country. >>reporter: listen as they are done with this big rush of flowers that they are inspecting, next up is mother's day, another busy time. >> there is a small break in between. >> i would volunteer to be a chocolate tester. >> at least they smell good. >>> einstein was right. >> the major discovery in space that has the science

customs and border protection office in alameda.'s fire department declared at hot zone after someone opened an envelope that caused an allergic reaction. >>> good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. >>> first breaking news in livermore. a fatal motorcycle accident on eastbound interstate 580 has caused a major traffic backup. cars are backed up for miles heading in the eastbound direction. now, the accident was reported just before 3:00 this afternoon, just west of the first street exit in livermore. crews have cleared the crash scene but traffic in that area is still very slow, as you can see again from these live pictures from sky fox. if you are heading to this area will you want to avoid interstate 580. >>> back to you to that hazmat situation this afternoon in alameda, employees today were evacuated. some were even quarantined after a worker at a customs and border protection office got sick after opening an envelope. here's a look at exactlily where it happened. the building is on mariner square loop just thro

john priddy, director of operations customs & border protection: "securing the airspace around the super bowl area..." this intense operation -- involving the f-b-i and homeland security -- took two years to plan. secretary jeh johnson, dept. of homeland security: "we know of no specific direct threat at super bowl 50 or related events." still -- they're not taking any chances... especially following david johnson, fbi special agent in charge: "i think the an active shooter or a lone wolf terrorist event." these machines are now scanning every truck delivery... for explosives and radioactive materials. steven baxter, u.s. customs & border protection: "it's an x-ray machine that lets us look right in side... to see what cargo's inside the containers." radiation sensors are also posted at train stops. "i welcome the security anything to make us more safe." with bomb sniffing dogs and undercover police -- everywhere. chief gregory p. suhr, san francisco police dept.: "there's so much work being done behind the scenes... that nobody's going to see." brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. fe

customs & border protection "it's an x-ray machine that lets us look right in side... to see what cargo's inside the containers." radiation sensors are also posted at train stops sot -- (no super given) "i welcome the security anything to make us more safe." with bomb sniffing dogs and undercover police -- everywhere. sot -- chief gregory p. suhr, san francisco police dept. "there's so much work being done behind the scenes... brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. ((anchor tag)) the one and aren't allowed anywhere within 32 miles surrounding the themselves, the league is facing some major criticism. now n-f-l commissioner roger goodell is speaking out to abc's very own robin roberts. 17;50;40;44: rr: i don't know if you had a chance to see the movie concussion.// the you get past that perception that people have that the league hasn't been at the 17;51;23;00 rg: well, robin, with facts.//when you look at what we've done over the last ten years we've had 40 different rule changes that are all designed on making the game safer. that didn't start in the last twelve mont

next at 10:00 fox 25 investigates worked with border patrol to see how they protect our borders from threats even when agents aren't there. but first --. >> what this father didn't has him apologizing in >>> now to a follow up just one week after we reported on the abuse of handicap placards the state inspector general is weighing. in the inspector's office is recommending ways to fix the abuse that's costing millions of dollars to the city of boston alone. his report found that the state makes it too easy for people to abuse the placards and take precious parking spots. we spent the day with the burlington police who showed us a stack of forged counterfeit and even photocopied placards making person's placard. implementing a two tiered placard system to cut down on parking meter abuse. only certain individuals can get a meter free placard also revising the strengthening of the registry's application process. >> it is a huge inconvenience, it's fraud and it is something that really is a quality of life issue. >> the report recommended a task force and that group now meets quarterly i

however-- it has highlighted a major bottleneck with u-s customs and border protection. it's a two and a half hour wait on average to get through customs now... due to a lack of staffing. marily: "we have been involved with the congressional delegation, certainly our local political leaders, and really to get our us customs and border protection to do more of a public/private partnership so that we, whether from the airport or the community, can pay for that additional staffing." to see the full interview-- just tune in or set your dvr for face the state this weekend. and 3:30 pm... and again on sunday at 6:30 am and 4 pm. covering the story live, arianna bennett, channel 2 news. thanks arianna. as we saw yesterday, our area's winter weather can cause dangerous driving conditions.. so it's important to carry an including a small, inexpensive tool that you might not realize exists. a seat belt cutter is used by first responders to quickly get someone out of their car, but having a personal cutter can help you escape from an accident. spencer- "the best instance to use one

customs and border protection officer. >> the 42-year-old driver was arrested last night, but has since bonded out of jail. fbs lawyer laura, what does it show? >> reporter: trina, it shows that that woman was charged with leaving the scene of a crash, caused the injury. is recovering from his injuries. this is the aftermath of a hit-and-run, accoing to police. the suv in the canal belongs to the driver who fled. the incident report states u.s. cctoms and border protection officer struck a pedestrian near northwest 92nd avenue and 117th street. the victim has now been identified as delgado. he says he had just exited his tow truck and was hit on his right arm near thee rear-view mirror. delgado told police the woman slowed down, made a right turn and then took off at a high rate of speed. the report also shows witnesses followed the car in an attempt to get the license plate number. he approached northwest 87th court, police say she lost control and the vehicle landed inside the canal. >> there was a guy actually jumped in the water. they say he came running from in the water. >> report

customs and border protection department says at this point it's still unclear if the woman's illness. >> there is a new development n two assaults and purse. police arrested a third suspect this morning. investigators say all three are juveniles and have all confessed to the attacks. on saturday a 17-year-old girl was hit in the face had a knocked to the ground and her purse was stolen. the next day a 63-year-old woman was also robbed, pushed, and kicked. in both incidents it appeared one of the suspects was armed. >>> milpitas police didn't have to go. police say a sergeant heard the burglar alarm at the gun store behind headquarters. he then fled. >> the sergeant gave him commands to drop the gun. he immediately dropped the gun. he was basically -- he couldn't surrender. he was stuck behind a locked door. they just couldn't get out and surrender. >> it tack more than three hours before he was taken into custody, and police recovered two guns. all of the suspects were juveniles. >>> former state senator he will lapped '83 was sentenced to five years after pleading guilty to corrupti

customs and border protection office on alameda's mariner square loop. as has often been the case in past incidents around the nation, unrecognized dust or powder from mail set off the four-hour-long event. >> a woman had been complaining of being dizzy and some nausea, and she had just recently opened a package that she noticed what appears to be some white powder in the package so she was a bit alarmed. once they heard the information about the white powder they decided to expand the incident to a hazmat incident as a precaution. at this point we don't have anything did he fin at this time. we actually are still evaluating the product. we have some additional resources coming to assist with that from police department. we have one patient that we are actually transporting. this was the person that made the initial call. we have two others that we are currently evaluating. beyond that i don't have any information on the quarantine. >> reporter: now, just minutes ago customs and border protection issued a statement saying the incident is clear, that ther

outside levi stadium, custom and border protection agents screen all cargo going into the venue, with giant x-ray machines that can detect radioactive material. this is like superman here. >> yes. this is a nonintrusive inspection of a piece of equipment that is a gamering imaging system. us to capture the images of this prioritiary images but i was allowed to take a look. you can see everything, every shadow inside that vehicle. >> that is correct'. >> reporter: this event will test those both on and off the field. >> we are working with a lot of interagency partnerships at the state, local, and federal levels and they are out there assessing and making sure that the super bowl 50 event goes without any hitch. >> reporter: the department of homeland security is coordinating this effort under the direction of secretary jeh johnson. he is flying out from washington today to need with the nfl and local law enforcement officials. we will speak with him on the field at levi stadium in just a few hours. he'll share with us his biggest concerns. >> michelle, thank you so much. >>> a cbs new

customs and border protection:15-:19 "the security of security" sixty agencies.. led by the fbi.. coordinating the operation from this central command center.. nats pop ambient the show of force is bowl city.. there are bomb sniffii sound chief greg susur - san francisco pd:35-:41 "it's all about reassuring the fan-friendly event.. " reassurance that comes from security teams on the and on the water.. stretches from downtown san francisco to levi's stadium 45 miles away.. sound sound master chief petty officer jim malcom - u.s.coast guard:54-101 "our job is to use our training to this point officials say there have been no problems.. and no viable threats.. and they are confident things will stay that waa.. sound keith brurue - super bowl 50 host committee 1:08- 1:11 "the super bowl on super bowl will be watching so much more.. here.. the security in place here is unprecedented - i the history of the big game.. i'm jay g gay in san francisco, now back to you. how many hot wings will americans s t this sunddy? int three billion, with a b, will be sold over super bowl weekend. comin

customs and border protection office got sick after opening an envelope containing a powdery substance. about 15 people near the worker were quarantined as a precautionment the scene was cleared a few hours later. >>> six states are suing the o bomb a administration over the affordable care act. texas, wisconsin, kansas, louisiana, indiana and nebraska are all involved in the suit. the argument is over the health insurance providers fee, assessed to health insurers to cover federal subsidies . the lawsuit says nothing in the laws language provide a clear notice that states would have to pay the fee. the suit states an injunction against the federal rules that say states are responsible for the fee and it asks for states to be refunded for what they've already paid. >>> criminal charges against former texas governor rick perry have been dropped. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges related to allegations of an abuse of power. the port of criminal appeals says perry arked within his right as governor. >>> we're learning more about president obama's search to replace the late supreme cou

so that when i and when this all began it was all about border protection. speaking of border protection, and coulter has been such a great help, where is an, where's our aunt. and where are you? stand up and. she is so great, right. adios amigos. bestseller right and, she is so great, so supportive of us, she wants people to come into the country legally. she wants them to have to come in through a process that there's nobody stronger on the job. i love the book. i read the book. the book. go out by the book everyone. she's a great person. so when i started this whole deal i talked about obama care, i talked about the military, i talked about social security because we are going to save on social security and i talked about trade like nobody else can talk about trade when some endorse me they want to endorse me, i say don't bother. now like the great scott brown. nobody knows who they are but they are the best business people in the world. so i talk about trade. china, lecanto, vietnam, japan, you want to see what's moving, nabisco moving a plane from chica

. >>> employee at a customs and border protection office in alameda was hospitalized today after opening an envelope with a suspicious substance inside. mariner square loop just through the webster tube from oakland. hazmat crews were called to the scene just after 12:30 and soon afterward almost 2 dozen employees in the building were quarantined and then evacuated. >> a woman had been complaining of being dizzy and some nausea. and she had just recently opened a package that she noticed what appeared to be some white powder in the package. >> the quarantine was lifted at 3:30. a statement from the u.s. customs and border protection says at this point, it's still unclear if the woman's illness was a result of opening the package. >> islamic state militants are threatening the ceos of facebook and twitter. isis is angry that twitter recently suspended 125,000 accounts that were linked to the terrorist organization. shows twitter's jack dorsey targeted by bullets. mark zuckerberg was also singled out in the same way. the group claims it hacked into more than 10,000 facebook accounts. apple

""the customs and border protection has been involved with last 15 super bowls. and our air and marine operations have been involved in the last 10. so, the day after the super bowl they'll start planning for the next one in houston." " with terror attacks in paris and san bernardino still fresh in their memory, law enforcement say they are on heightened alert for attacks on high-profile targets. some football fans will be helping families get new homes, while they're watching the game. that's thanks to the cedar valley habitat for humanity. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders fills us in on the program. if you're heading to a party for the big game tonight, w not make a difference while you're atatt. for a sixth year,r,edar valley y bitat for humanity is encouraging people to try their home team huddle fundraising program. organizers explain how it works. we ask folks on super suay to host parties in their homes or a and watch the big game. at half time, pass the hat and ask for donations to support the work of cedar valley habitat for humanity. we give away a grand pri

customs and border protection recently seized more than 2600 hoverboards at savannah's port. counterfeit. but if there found to be real they'd be valued at more than $1 , million. agents say the boards posed a safety risk, and used trademark logos without authorization. the first batch arrived here december 28th, from asia. hoverboard fires are causing safety concerns around the country. at the south carolina statehouse, lawmakers are looking at a proposal aiaid at encouraging hunters to target coyotes. the animals have even been spotted in bluffton recently. if passed, state officials would tag a dozen coyotes, and release them. hunters who kill one of them would get $1,000. the state newspaper reports, this is all to cut down on the predator population. asheville and its nightlife are getting some national recognition. the website "go-go bot" released its list of the 10 best mid-sized cities for nightlife, and it ranked asheville 2nd. the website also says asheville has "hipster chic" music venues. according to the site, asheville is your ideal nightlife spot. list. as you

. >>> employee at a customs and border protection office in alameda was hospitalized today after opening an envelope with a suspicious substance inside. that office is located on mariner square loop just through the webster tube from oakland. hazmat crews were called to the scene just after 12:30 and soon afterward almost 2 dozen employees in the building were quarantined and then evacuated. >> a woman had been complaining of being dizzy and some nausea. and she had just recently opened a package that she noticed what appeared to be some white powder in the package. >> the quarantine was lifted at 3:30. a statement from the u.s. customs and border protection says at this point, it's still unclear if the woman's illness was a result of opening the package. >> islamic state militants are threatening the ceos of facebook and twitter. isis is angry that twitter recently suspended 125,000 accounts that were linked to the terrorist organization. a video by a group called the sons of the caliphate army shows twitter's jack dorsey targeted by bullets. mark zuckerberg was also singled out in the

customs and border protection to immediately review whether inspections procedures at major points of entry from south america and other affected areas need to be revised in order to respond to the zika virus. they are also directing the department of health and human services and border protection to develop educational materials to inform travelers regarding the risk of zika virus exposure. florida is declaring a health emergency. the state's warm climate, year-round mosquitoes and revolving door of international travelers make it vulnerable. governor rick scott compares the state's response to the zika virus to preparing for a hurricane. (gov. rick scott (r) florida) "we're going to get ahead of this. just for the worst and hope for the best." more than a dozen states now have confirmed cases --- including virginia. brazil says it is sending a set of samples related to the zika outbreak to the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. the decision is in response to criticism over the country's hoarding of disease data and biological material. brazil's health ministry says it

. >>> us customs and border protection agency they have recently seized hover boards now, worth about $1.6 million at the port of charleston for the agency says they have seized two shipments containing over 2300 counterfeit hover boards. agents say the hover boards were manufactured in china, do custom leaders say the boards often contain counterfeit lithium ion batteries that can be a fire hazard. >>> columbia police and their following new development in the shooting death of 14-year- old najeer buggs. he was shot and killed after playing basketball in the grand street area last summer. investigators say they are actively following new developments tonight based on forensic evidence. they are also working to find if there are any additional witnesses. they are asking if you believe you have any information in the case you are urged to call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. >>> richland deputies also need your help finding a shooting suspect. last thursday they were called to j tree road and auburn leaf drive to investigate a shooting there. as a passenger, and a car, was shot in the u

fox25's catherine parrotta border protection and discovers what it has done in the air, on the ground and in the water to keep our country safe. tonight on station news at 10:00, see who they are stopping, why there is new concern and why agents are still watching areas that are not manned. >>> it is 4:18. take taking a look at your roads. expect wet conditions out there as you head close near boston. right now volume is light and a speed limit ride on the expressway and 128. pike also looks good from framingham past 128 into the brighton area. here are those wet roads i was talking about. 12 minutes on 24 from 1 to 128. 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and freezing rain in the picture and that's if you head further west. >> shiri: you have to head 495 to encounter icy spots. check out the snow and a little bit of snow before the icing rolls in. framingham actually got an inch of snow. almost an inch in goshen and tracements in taunton and

customs and border protection:15-:19 "the security at this event is immense. i don't know that any other event that's had this kind of security" sixty agencies.. led by the fbi.. coordinating the operation from this central command center.. nats pop ambient the show of force is evident.. just about everywhere.. armed police line super bowl city.. there are bomb sniffing dogs.. and snipers in place on roof tops.. sound chief greg suhr - san francisco pd:35-:41 "it's all about reassuring the public that this event is going to be a safe, family, fan-friendly event.. " reassurance that comes from security teams on the ground.. in the air.. and on the water.. working around the clock and from downtown san francisco to levi's stadium 45 miles away.. sound sound master chief petty officer jim malcom - u.s.coast guard:54-1:01 "our job is to use our training and experience to notice when things may not be -- 100% what they should be." to this point officials say there have been no problems.. and no viable threats.. and they are confident things will stay that way.. sou

customs and border protection agency deploys hundreds of agricultural specialists from all over the country. they're looking for smug would illegal drugs to more than 1400 different types of pests. some insects such as mice or beetles are very small. some are a little more than a blemish. >> our inspectors are really very highly educated. many have masters degrees, we have some with ph.d.'s. they are really experts at looking for the kinds of pests and the kinds of diseases that would harm american agriculture. >> why so much work? fresh flowers are a lucrative and growing business. the cbt reports a 21% increase but if infected with pests or diseases, this booming industry can quickly turn into a nightmare. >> some of the things that you've seen, they can cause harm to our agriculture strid. that's why these inspectors take their work so seriously. >> couples spend about $90 on average this weekend buying something for their sweetheart, totaling a projected 2 billion customers will be shelling out this valentine's day. in miami, florida, fox news. >> brooks: a good saturday evening, everyb

more than a billion dollars in counterfeits are seized by customs and border protection annually as federalts crack down on the crime of the century. >> you can buy anything that is legitimate. you think you have a small savings, getting the real product at a discounted price only to find it's a counterfeit. john: the crime. century, they call it. >> i'm not sure it's the crime of the century. i think it's true in the world that organized crime has finger in every pie which they can make money, it be legal or illegal. if we want to get after organized crime, get after organized crime, the counterfeiting issue is more or less a red herring. john: the international chamber of commerce claims 2 1/2 million jobs are lost because of fake products. >> the international chamber of commerce figures counterfeiting products are worth zero. that they keep repeating them as if they're a fact. the government and fbi and other agencies of the government have picked them up as if they're fact. that doesn't make them true. there's a lot of small business people making money, and they wouldn't be otherwise.

customs and border protection says that the boards were seized at the docks last month. this is file video from a bust in chicago. the hoverboards were made in china and violate federal trademark laws. the retail price for that amount of authentic hoverboards is an estimated $1.6 million. geoff: 5:23 on this thursday morning. it's time now for your wyff news 4 timeline on this february 11. on this date in 2006, adventurer steve fossett set another world record. this one was for the greatest distance flown without landing or refueling. allyson: steve fossett's flight started in florida, circled the globe, and then across the atlantic again to land in england. it is cold here, but even colder in the mountains. we have school closures and delays on the bottom of the screen. reporter: it is the ship that sailed into the equivalent of a category four hurricane. today, and some of the seas is back here in new jersey. more than 4,500 passengers who thought they were taking a week vacation, say it was anything but. we are talking to them. what they have to say, what >> now, your

customs and border protection blackhawks like these will often work in tandem during the super bowl. they are some of the most highly qualified air teams anywhere in the country. it a symbolic target, one difficult to protect. levi's stadium is 45 miles from san francisco, a sprawling area with no shortage of soft targets. >> we live in an uncertain world, and the events that happened in san bernardino and in paris have certainly made us more connected to the fbi, to the northern california regional intelligence center. >> reporter: together those agencies face the biggest security challenge of the year. one team protecting a sea of fans during a game where the stakes couldn't be higher. the fbi is leading the operation here on the ground. they say there is no known kribls recredible risk. they also say that levi's stadium may be one of the safest places to be tonight anywhere in the country. >>> when "nightly news" continues this sunday from new hampshire, beyond the quintessential new england beauty the struggle endured by so many families here. is helping some people who are eithe

customs and border protection officers at miami international airport. officers arrested a passenger attempting to smuggle 8 pounds of heroin with a street value of $210,000. individual was arriving on a flight from columbia with two bags that were unusually heavy. they were arrested and charged with smuggling illegal narcotics. >>> good news tonight a missing teenager and her two-year-old daughter have been found. rose rodriguez ran away from her home on the 700 block of southwest rose rodriguez ran away from her home on the 700 block of sw. 71st ave. this afternoon. police informed us they were estimate miami police are looking for a missing couple who might be in need of help. both of them are 21 were last seen on january 31. detectives say they were having drinks at cadillac ranch at the town & country mall tonight. her car, a red toyota corolla was last spotted going through victim's mother last night. should this is out of character for her. she has never done anything like this before to disappear. for more than a few hours without sending me a te

customs and border protection is making sure your valentine's day flowers aren't carrying anything extra. >>> it's the latest way you can become a victim of id theft. >> violated. >> and it's in the palm of your hands. how it's happening. >>> a scare at a south florida school after a stray bullet strikes a portable classroom while students and a teacher are inside. police immediately place the school on lkdown as they began their investigation. >> the shooting coming just a day after a gunmanhot outside carol city high school. good evening, i'm jawan strader. >> and i'm jackie nespral. the stray bullets striking the schools. we begin with ari odzer. >> reporter: it did happen this morning at francis tucker elementary here in coconut grove. there were four kids and a teacher i iide the portable over there at the time. the bullet, though, managed to dodge all of them. >> it was shocking more me to walk into the school and to see kids cowered under desks with teachers stoically protecting them. that should not be a scene anybody should witness here in miami. >> reporter: he was inside the r

customs and border protection recently seized more than 2600 hoverboards at savannah's port. they say the boards are possibly counterfeit but if they're real, they'd be valued at more than a million dollars. agents say the boards posed a safety risk and used trademark logos without authorization. the first batch arrived here december 28 from asia. hoverboard fires are causing country. it is february, 29th. that means it is leave day. not, you may be able to get yourself a deal on shopping or travel today. dale: that is cruel to show is early in the morning. it makes is hungry. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. dale: 5:17 is th

customs and border protection says that the boards were seized at the docks last month. this is file video from a bust in chicago. the hoverboards were made in china and violate federal trademark laws. the retail price for that amount of authentic hoverboards is an estimated $1.6 million. drug testing of north carolina welfare recipients and applicants is now happening at social service offices. the 2013 law directs someone that social services suspect is using drugs to take a test to get benefits. division of social services director wayne black told state lawmakers fewer than 90 tests had been performed, starting in december, with about 20 testing positive for illegal drugs. officials say there's no indication testing has discouraged applications. the widow of state senator , clementa pinckney delivered a heartfelt message. it was part of an event called reflections on charleston. it took place at duke university yesterday. jennifer pinckney talked about what life has been like since that fatal day. her husband, as you may recall, was killed during the charleston shoot

here, the official eu border protection agency, frontex, is struggling to co-ordinate rescue efforts between the two countries. troubled by stories of the refugees' plight, a group of lifeguards left spain to volunteer in greece. leaving behind their jobs on the glitzy atlantic beaches, they now face daily challenges they never imagined. >> xabi aramburu knows that more rubber dinghies will arrive today. the northern tip of lesbos is just six nautical miles from the turkish coast. hundreds of people have already drowned trying to reach the island. that's why aramburu and his coworkers are keeping watch. they're lifeguards with the spanish volunteer organization proactiva, so they know what to look for. xabi: today is a hard day. the wind is strong. it's cold. you can see the choppy in the sea. and also there are rocks on the difficult sides. like cliffs. >> just two hours earlier, the proactiva team was called out to another emergency. a crowded rubber dinghy had run aground on a cliff. while aramburu was tending to several young people who had managed to clamber out of the boat, his

customs and border protection says that the boards were seized at the docks last month. this is file video from a bust in chicago. the hoverboards were made in china and violate federal trademark laws. the retail price for that amount of authentic hoverboards is an estimated $1.6 million. reporter: usc's men's basketball team trying to move into a three way tie for first place in the sec. simmons and -- ben simmons and lsu. here comes lsu. watch ben simmons, this is why he will be the number one pick in the nba draft. a four point game when sindarius thrornwell spots up from three. freshman pj dozier coming up big in the second half. he shoots over simmons and draws the foul. dozier was excellent in the second half. he is on the move again and this time, the dribble drive. he has 12 points for south carolina. just seconds remianing. thornwell puts the icing on the cake. a game-high 24 points for thornwell. south carolina wins 94-83. the gamecocks now tied for first place in the sec. allyson: some great news for announcer: now, your live super dale: we have 25 degrees and

border protections was put in quarantine after opening an envelope and getting sick. investigators are still trying to figure out what was in the envelope. >>> new since 6:00, several states have filed a lawsuit against the obama administration over the affordable care act. texas, wisconsin, kansas, louisiana, indiana, and nebraska, filed a complaint that takes issue with the health insurance provider's fee assessed to health insurers to cover subsidies. the government could generate billions of dollars from those fees. >>> new information tonight on proposed r.t.a. service cuts. those cuts have thousands wondering how they'll get to work if their bus route is investigated. joe pagonakas has been digging into the story all night. and yes, that's right, especially for those who rely on paraproposed rate hikes. >> cleveland school crossing guard uses r.t.a.'s, bus route, but if a proposal to cut her routes becomes a reality, she'll she uses r.t.a. for everything. >> going to school, church, work, and most of the people in vehicle. >> and people like simon could feel the

customs and border protection were all evaluated after an employee discovered with some powdery substances. this woman was later taken to the hospital. haz/mat crews who went inside had to be decontaminated just as a precautionary measure. >> initially, when the person opened the envelope, they then put the envelope down. they moved to file some things. things got spread around. so there's the potential that it spread around in the building. that's why we evacuated everybody from the complex. >> reporter: and again, nothing was found and four hours after this all began, alameda police gave the all-clear. but again, still unanswered right now is what made the three employees sick. lyanne melendez, "abc7 news." >>> well, this may be a first for palo alto. coming up, a movie theater is targeted and now nearby workers are weary and watchful. >>> just donated. the backer behind stanford's record contribution to create the next generation of leaders. >>> the like button. now facebook has decided to blow it up. >>> cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is "abc7 news." >>> y

customs and border protections seizing more than 150 pounds of cociine with an estimated street value of $2 million. the stash was fopped hidden in a container aboard a ship arriving from ecuador last week. no word on any arrests. >>> president obama soph end a presidential proclamation on cuba today saying relations have improved significantly. >> lauri also he stayed firm not allowing americans to take thei boats to the island. our michael hike has more mitchell the public saiai improved but americans s sll mosquito take their boats into cuban waters if there should be another mass migration. here's what president obama wants to avoid, another mariel. the 1980 boatlift was quoteddic and dangerous. when president jimmy part k ky said he opened cubans with open arms and fidel castro pushed the mal contents out the door, along with criminals did and the mentally ill. today president oma issued a proclamation on cuba describing a better relationship between waington and havana but declaring americans cannot take theiei boats into cuban waters should raul castro throw openn the doors aga

customs and border protection officials found bones in luggage. the passenger flew into the airport from iceland last weekend and said that the bones were from a whale. he was later released. if the bones are not from an endangered species, the passenger will get them back. >>> we want to show you these forecasted windchills. a it's going to feel well below zero tomorrow morning. amelia is next with the latest timing when snow moves in, and when we will catch a break from these temperatures. >>> and much more on the life and career of supreme court justice antoni n i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> we go back to that breaking news from the

you know everything what you think the people that he would take a us border protection agents say they brought in hundreds of agents from different parts security here in developments in a trial of a former portsmouth officer charged with murder. why the commonwealth's attorney says officers can come support stephen rankin just not while in uniform was taking another shot at a . a portsmouth prosecutor wants to be in uniform police officers from attending stephen lincoln's murder trial coming up court documents reveal why the rights of those who oppose same sex marriage legislation to protect those rights is one step closer to becoming law in virginia as the rays continues to tighten up the democratic presidential hopefuls are making their appeal to african american voters thing that we cannot accomplish. no uniformed police officers at steven lincoln's murder trial that's the request of the portsmouth commonwealth's attorney who's prosecuting the ex cop from or ranking is charged in the shooting death of unarmed teen william chapman to ainge has reaction from both sides. well prosecut

director rudy maldonado with customs and border protection's air and marine unit took us up in the sky for a look at what they're calling the hot zone over the next few days. rudy maldonado/ cbp air & marine unit "we're going to be watching. see something say something campaign is alive and well. " he says authorities along the border have had 2 months to prepare for a papal visit that law enforcement in other areas have previously had up to year to plan for. below during the papal visit a 7 mile stretch of border will be shut down and it is expected that upwards of a million people will gather along the mexican side and the texas side." with so many people congregated in such a small area local and federal authorities. "we're going to follow the rio grande down" .will be standing by for anything from illegal border crossings to large scale attacks. "it's pushing to test all of our capabilities." one things for sure ---all those gathering at the papal mass in juarez and the tens of thousand at the sunbowl for the simulcast --- will have plenty of eyes on them from above. "it's a matter

customs and border protection in georgia recently seized more than 2600 hoverboards at savannah's port. agents say the boards are possibly counterfeit. if they're real, they'd be valued at more than $1 million. agents say the hoverboards posed a safety risk, and used trademark logos without authorization. the first batch arrived here in december from asia. hoverboard fires are causing safety concerns around the country. back in the upstate, a residential care facility is celebrating this weekend, because it is debt-free. yesterday, the rocky river residential care facility held a mortgage burning and debt retirement celebration. the celebration in anderson county and message took place at st. paul baptist church. speakers used the care facility's work to eliminate their debt, to help teach people to get out of debt themselves. also this weekend, astronaut robert "hoot" gibson made a stop in the upstate, to we caught up with him yesterday at the triple tree aerodrome in woodruff. gibson has been on five space shuttle missions. he was the commander four times. later saturday night, woodr

customs and border protection office in alameda. the building had to be cleared out. kpix 5's emily turner is at the scene. >> reporter: this is a lot more excitement than they anticipated for the day and not much happens in the building. they are a customs place. it's mostly paperwork that happens here. but paperwork is exactly what caused all of this today. what started as a call for paramedics ended as a hazmat response once emergency medical workers discovered why the sick woman called. >> she had just recently opened a package that she noticed that it -- what appeared to be some white powder in the package so she was a bit alarmed with that. >> reporter: she was also feeling nauseous, dizzy and irritated eyes. she was taken to the hospital and two others are being evaluated. several people were rinsed down in a portable decontamination center set up in the industries street as a precaution -- in the street as a precaution. everyone else was evacuated while hazmat spent the afternoon trying to track down the envelope in question so they can see what's in it and wh

customs and border protection going through the process of inspecting all imported flowers, making sure they're not infested with creepy crawlers that can damage our agriculture. last season inspectors processed about 976 million cut flower stems. more than 90% of those flowers come through miami international airport. >> just don't forget.t. flowers or chocolate, just don't forget. a live al look from one of our first alert cameras. we have the art festival going on, the boat show. weekend. >> on average we usually do pretty well. normally in february we can count on cool spells. we're just coming out of one into the weekend. we'll be warming up. temperatures just right. a really nice morning across the area. oakland park, 56 is where we staa in miami. winds will be out of the northeast instead of they're out of the north. that subtle wind shift making a difference of about five to six degrees across the area. we will bring in a northeast wigd later ontion that will bring in fair weatherclouds. a beautiful morning but a rapid warming will take shape, averaging into the mid 50s this mor

customs and border protection office got sick after opening an envelope containing a powdery substance. the building was evacuated in about 15 people near the worker were quarantined as a precaution. the scene was cleared a few hours later. >>> six states are suing the obama administration over the affordable care act. louisiana, indiana and nebraska are all involved in the suit. the argument is over the health insurance providers fee. the lawsuit says nothing in the laws language provided clear notice that states would have to pay the fee. the suit seeks an injunction against the federal rules that say states are responsible for the fee and it asks for states to be refunded for what they've already paid. >>> criminal charges against former texas governor rick perry have been dropped. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges related to allegations of an abuse of power. the court of criminal appeals says perry acted within his right as governor. >>> we are learning more about president obama's search to replace the lattes prom court justice antonin scalia. two sources familiar with the pro

on game day, the skies over levi stadium will be a no-fly zone, but all week, customs and border protection black hawk choppers have had the san francisco bay area under surveillance. john pirdy is in command. >> we can puttize anyone within the 30 nautical mile radius in a pretty short amount of time. that, secretary johnson says the very fans he's trying to protect may themselves be the best defense. >> if you see something, say something. >> reporter: has it worked? >> i believe it has. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is staging six secret locations in and around levi stadium, scott, all to protect the 70,000 fans expected on game day. >> pelley: michelle, thanks. when a super bowl coach claimed he had no story to tell, it was game on for steve hartman. next. there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. the microsoft cloud allows us to access information from anywhere. the microsoft cloud allows us to scale up. microsoft cloud changes our world dramatic