amy: darnell moore, you're with black lives matter. the group says they're not going to a dorsa candidate. why not? >> it is important to talk about the new hampshire primary in its intended purpose. what happens typically is the media, a candidate who comes out of this as a winner can get a media boost and more money for their campaign. in so many ways, the new hampshire primary is sort of critiqued for its ability to easily get the impression there is general consensus around the candidate. so given that, it behooves us to not give so easily endorsement off of an illusion in so many ways. it is clear to think about who represents who in new hampshire. it is primarily quite. it is primarily rich. and is sort of skews toward an older -- the average age is about 42%. that is not nearly representative of many of the folklore taken to the streets in this movement for black lives. beyond that, i think it is really important to get candidates this space to come andnd and really amplify break down the issues that are germane to the black liv

you have darnell earley who just quit. he is been subpoenaed to talk before the republican congressional committee that is not calling for governor snyder for the others responsible for the flint water supply, but darnell earley is, the emergency manager in charge of the flint water added to a public schools and he is just left but says he is not testifying. what is going to happen to your school? has an emergency manager been appointed? what are you demand for the detroit public schools? >> what i demand is to return the elected school board. .ive us our power back let us educate our students. let us rebuild our school district. that is what i'm calling for. no d.c. post of the governor is proposing to provide additional layer of democracy by creating another board that would govern charter schools, public schools, and eaa is ludicrous. nowhere in america would you find three competing companies working together. so, you know, by making education -- providing choices, that also creates competition. and so we don't want to

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firefighters later darnell. since then, doctors released marsha from the hospital, but darnell is still in the icu. their daughters spoke only to ten on your side saying - both were long time city employees. c1 19:12:22 - she had just retired. and the plan was for her and my dad to finally get to seeing your parents who have worked so hard for certain things and for them to have to start all over... several community members started collecting money blounts. we have multiple ways you can help the family on wavy-dot-com. the article is on our homepage. five days after a fire destroyed several buildings, firefighters in norfolk are still trying to find out a cause in ocean view. fire investigators sent us these pictures of taylor, an arson dog from hampton. taylor and her handler are going through the rubble on west ocean view avenue. saturday, a fire burned through eight apartment buildings and damaged six others. heads up if you recieved a drone over the holidays. today is the deadline owners must register with

darnell, the tribe has spoken. there was a theme to tonight's tribal. if you're going to talk the talk, you better be able to walk the walk. 17 are left. who will be voted out tonight?

eric darnell knows some thing about that. he has been making animation specifically designed for the immersive experience. tell us what you are doing. it is so fascinating. >> our approach is to do entertainment content. narrative, character driven. it is not games. we think there will be a great opportunity for storytelling. cory: the way that movies work is to sit the viewer down and have them have an experience. things rush toward them and see things happen. but you have a captive viewer. virtual reality is the opposite where the viewer guides things. how do you tell a narrative when you cannot control the viewer? >> they can look anywhere.

firefighters later rescued her husband, darnell. since then, doctors released marsha from the hospital, but darnell is still in the icu. their daughters spoke only to ten on your side saying - both were long time city employees. c1 19:12:22 - she had just retired. and the just enjoy each other. c1 19:15:02 - just have worked so hard for certain things and for them to have to start all over... several community members started collecting money and donations for the blounts. we have multiple ways you can help the family on wavy-dot-com. five days after a fire destroyed several buildings, firefighters in norfolk are still trying to find out a cause in ocean view. fire investigators sent us these pictures of taylor, an arson dog from hampton. taylor and her handler are going through the rubble on west ocean view avenue. saturday, a fire burned through eight apartment others. heads up if you recieved a drone over the holidays. today is the deadline most owners must register with the f-a-a experts estimate retailers sold about a million d

darnell lane was arrested for the crime that day. yesterday in court she was found guilty on all charges. michelle wilkins testified as part of this case. her painful experience gripped people around the world. a german tv station was alongside our 9news crew when michelle wilkins came inside for a more personal interview. she said she can't wrap her mind around the attack. she and her husband had named that baby aurora. she did not survive. after the attack, she and her husband got to hold aurora, and they felt her there in spirit. michelle felt that spirit was acknowledged when the verdict >> there was a huge relief and -- i mean, my thoughts definitely went to her in that moment, to everything that my family has endured, to everything that i've endured that led up to that moment. and in that moment, i felt -- just seen. i felt like all that pain was acknowledged. >> after staying for months with her parents, michelle moved back to colorado. she lives in boulder and says there's been an outpouring of love and support from her commu

firefighters later rescued her husband, darnell. since then, doctors released marsha from the hospital, but darnell is still in the icu. their daughters spoke only to ten on your side saying - both were long time city employees. c1 19:12:22 - she had just retired. and the plan was for her and my dad to finally get to seeing your parents who have worked so hard for certain things and for them to have to start all over... several community members started collecting money and donations for the blounts. we have multiple ways you can help the family on wavy-dot-com. the article is on our homepage. five days after a fire destroyed several buildings, firefighters norfolk are still trying to find out a cause in ocean view. fire investigators sent us these pictures of taylor, an arson dog from hampton. taylor and her handler are going through the rubble on west ocean view avenue. saturday, a fire burned through eight apartment buildings and damaged six others. heads up if you recieved a drone over the holidays. today is the deadline most ow

firefighters later rescued her husband, darnell. since then, doctors released marsha from the hospital, but darnell is still in the icu. their daughters spoke only to ten on your side saying - both were long time city employees. c1 19:12:22 - she had just retired. and the plan was for her and my dad to finally get to seeing your parents who have worked so hard for certain things and for them to have to start all over... several community members started collecting money and donations for the blounts. we have multiple ways you can help the family on wavy-dot-com. the article is on our homepage. thousands of acres of land are burning across oklahoma this mid-day. of the video. firefighters say more than 40- thousand acres have burned so far and mother nature isn't helping. wind gusts up to 40-miles-an-hour are helping spread the flames. the fires have threatened and damaged several homes. so far, no one has been hurt or killed. check out this incredible video of a fire tornado. this comes from platte county in missouri. no one's been

"darnell was someone s son. someone s father. he was someone s friend." on january 7th.. long was shot three times in his driveway..... on vance street in reidsville. he died later that night. more than a month later.. 38:05 "we re not getting crime stopper tips in. we )re not getting phone calls in. we re not getting people coming forward." ...reidsville police say they ve only gotten one crime stoppers call, on their anonymous tip hotline. 25:05 that )s just very unusual to just have one crime stoppers." coates says long did not have a serious criminal history. police and long s family have been urging the public to come forward. 36:23 "you have a something but is just not saying anything about it, it s hard to grasp that." stand up/ kim wynne "long s murder was the second homicide in reidsville since november. police formed a task force shortly after to try to better community relations and get more people to speak up when shootings like this happen." members of reidsville s community improvement task force k

darnell williams: do we have issues? yes, we have issues but i think that what we're showing is leadership and spiritual and moral guidance that we're going to get this thing fixed. sera: the group plans to meet again in another two to three in roxbury, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: this morning a key figure in the george w. bush administration weighs in on donald trump's command of the polls. former bush chief of staff andy card says trump is hitting the right note with many voters. andy card: he's kind of telling where we're not happy, things are frustrating. so i'm excited by donald trump but a little afraid of him deliver on what he is promising. karen: card also explains why he believes governors may make better presidents than c.e.o.'s. catch o.t.r. this morning at 11:00 right here on channel 5. doug: a new effort is underway to end a deep-seated problem on airplanes. karen: one senator says the seats are gradually getting smaller. his call to get passengers a much needed break. doug: they give police and

firefighters would later rescue darnell, who was unconscious. killa died in the fire. king survived - but the family had to put him down on wednesday. krystal tells us marsha has since been released from the hospital. c1 19:10:32 - just trying to get her to rest. the couple spent years as city employees. marsha - had just retired after 36 years as an administrative assistant. c1 19:12:22 - the plan was for her and my dad to finally get to take a vacation together. and just enjoy each other. and then the fire. :33 krystal says the fire has destroyed the house. c1 19:15:18 - knowing they had plans to do different things together and now they can't go back home. i drove by the house the other day. and i just, they don't have anything. they have :36 the blounts say they are taking this day by day. and for now - they're focused on their dad. c1 19:16:19 - he has a long ways to go. and i'm just very hopeful that everything will continue to work out for the best. virginia beach fire officials have not yet said how this fire started. they do believe it was accidental. i've spo

darnell williams: do we have issues? yes, we have issues but i think that what we're showing is leadership and spiritual and moral guidance that we're going to get this thing fixed. sera: the group plans to meet again in another two to three weeks. in roxbury, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: this morning a key figure in the george w. donald trump's command of the polls. former bush chief of staff andy card says trump is hitting the right note with many voters. andy card: he's kind of telling it like it is. where we're not happy, things are frustrating. so i'm excited by donald trump but a little afraid of him because i don't see how he can deliver on what he is promising. karen: card also explains why he believes governors may make better presidents than c.e.o.'s. catch o.t.r. this morning at 11:00 right here on channel 5. doug: hen dreads of new hampshire residents in hookset for a special send-off as nearly 100 soldiers prepare to go overseas. two battalions of the new hampshire national guard are deploying to t

what are lawmakers looking to find out and why will darnell early not be there? >> well, he said originally he didn't wanting to when he was just asked to appear in front of this committee. last night, the detroit free press record that he was subpoenaed and his attorney said he simply couldn't make it there on time, of course being subpoenaed, you have to show up then. he long claimed that he did not have responsibility over the switch to the flint river water supply that created this mess in 2014. he said he was signing off on an agreement already approved by the city council. as far as other testimony, we expect to hear from michigan's current interim michigan department of environmental quality director, who will say yes, blame goes to everyone here, but he lays a lot at the e.p.a., saying they dragged their feet in all of this in giving them orders about what to do, but the e.p.a. long claimed that the michigan department of environmental quality did institute the corrosion control procedures it requested. in fact, both the director of the michigan departmen

darnell hunt, help us first briefly define the problem and what do you see as its source?well, what we're dealing with is a disconnect between, on the one hand, the increasing diversity of american society. we're almost 40% minority. on the other hand, the fact that, stubbornly, the industry just can't seem to make diverse projects. in our study, we find on every front, people of color and women are underrepresented behind the camera, in front of the camera and we see from audience consumption patterns that people of color audiences crave diverse content. so we have a situation where the people running the industry, largely white males, aren't in a position to make the types of projects people want and that's the fundamental issue. it's trying to figure out how to bring more people in the room and get more voices and perspective into the process. >> brown: alice, tell us how it plays out. you work sometimes with the experiences of latinos and others, what kind of roles they get or not, what they run up against as writers and directors. >> well, they can't even get in. the

these are pictures of officer jesse darnell. he is one of the off duty -- darnell jesse. i got to backwards one of the officers off duty officers allegedly involved in that brawl who was punched, kicked and stomped according to police report. he sustained a broken osh tal bone, stitches as you can well see and other injuries to his face his head and his body. was in pretty bad shape and in the hospital for couple of days with a concussion. we are expecting to hear from his lawyer tonight at 10:00. those injuries allegedly occurred during a fight over a bottle of champagne that was sent over to a table occupied by several young ladies and shady mccoy's party at the recess lounge at that point. no charges have been filed against anybody in this case at this point. it's been going on the investigation for about two weeks now. there's video of the fight that investigators have look at. they're now talking to shady mccoy's lawyer. we are not sure if mccoy is here at the meeting. there was a meeting set up for the da's officer at 4:00 today. that was abruptly canceled when the

and darnell williams president and ceo of the urban league of massachusetts and bob marshall a member of the black educators alliance of massachusetts. welcome to "urban update" guys. an important issue, in the papers and everything. kevin, i will start with you, why did you feel the need to go and meet with the superintendent earlier this week? >> because the issue of racism in boston latin school is urgent and this issue is lingering way and there needed to be leaders from the community to address this issue directly and with clarity with the superintendent. >> alberto: darnell, you don't hold anything back and know you will give me a real honest answer. are you happy with the meeting? >> i was. i think the kandor of the superintendent was frank and we were deliberate in terms of our demands. you indicated in the opening of the show, it was a forced meeting. we tried to have it and they wanted to put it later and we felt this issue was more urgent, and we needed to have a conversation with him now. >> alberto: bob, you are a retired teacher. take me through a little bit of the past.

police report stays mccoy stumped, kick and punched darnel and other officer. you can see stitches near his eye socket and left ear. monday afternoon we have confirmed that representatives are meeting with mccoy's attorneys at this center city building which houses the offices of the dennis cogan one of the mccoy's lawyers. district attorney seth williams is not in the meeting. sources say meeting was scheduled for 4:00 in the afternoon at the district attorney's office but that change after word leaked about it. we're told was cause by mccoy's attorney to discuss the case and possible pending aggravated assault charges against him a big unknown is whether or not nfl star is a attending the meeting himself. calls to both of his attorneys were not returned. we are live from center city, i'm greg a argos for cbs-3 eye witt the necessary news. >>> a a lawyer for an alleged victim in the bill cosby's sex assault case says cosby is using the courts to bully her client. cosby has sued his a accuser andrea constand for talking to police when her 2005 case begins the c

the police report state mccoy stomp, kicked and punched darnell and another officer.omething his attorneys deny. >> the one quote i have on the public record is exactly that. did he nothing wrong but i'm not going to say anything more about it. >> reporter: investigators from central detectives were seen leaving the center city office of mccoy's office before he made his skit. meeting took place there rather than the district attorney's office. sources say mccoy' attorneys call the meeting to discuss the case and possible pepping charges against him. but then changed the location after word was leaked. so there is still no word tonight when or if charges will be filed against mccoy. however, we are told there will be developments in the days to come. we're live outside central decks to night in center city, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you for that much fbi is investigate a physical altercation between powerful union boss john dougherty and non-union contractor joshua keesee. dock tee is the man with the white hair. altercation happen during

nicole - both marsha and darnell blount worked for the city of virginia beach for decades. they were looking forward to enjoying retirement. and then this fire happened. and they lost everything. another day spent sentara norfolk general hospital. krystal and kandace blount, and their sister, have not left their parents' sides. c1 19:17:00 - we are also very thankful for the fire department who actually came out. because had my dad stayed in there any longer, this may be something else. flames devoured the back side of the blount's victoria drive home early saturday morning in virginia beach. krystal blount says her parents woke up to their faithful dogs, king and killa, barking. c1 19:08:27 - the heat and the smoke came into their bedroom. and from that point on my mom tried to escape through the window. which she did get father wasn't able to get through the window. :40 firefighters would later rescue darnell, who was unconscious. killa died in the fire. king survived - but the family had to put him down on wednesday. krystal tells us marsha has since been released from t

the police report state mccoy stomp, kicked and punched darnell and another officer. something his attorneys deny. >> the one quote i have on the public record is exactly that. did he nothing wrong but i'm not going to say anything more about it. >> reporter: investigators from central detectives were seen leaving the center city office of mccoy's office before he made his skit. meeting took place there rather than the district attorney's office. sources say mccoy' attorneys call the meeting to discuss the case and possible pepping charges against him. but then changed the location after word was leaked. so there is still no word tonight when or if charges will be filed against mccoy. however, we are told there will be developments in the days to come. we're live outside central decks to night in center city, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you for that much fbi is investigate a physical altercation between powerful union boss john dougherty and non-union contractor joshua keesee. dock tee is the man with the white hair. altercation happen duri

flint's former emergency manager, darnell earley, refused to testify at yesterday's hearing, despite subpoena. on tuesday, earley announced he was resigning from his current position as emergency manager of the detroit public schools. republican congressman jason chaffetz of utah, chair of the u.s. house committee on oversight and government reform, which convened the hearing, said of earley that he would direct u.s. marshalls to "hunt him down" and serve him with a subpoena. among those who did testify were keith creagh, snyder's handpicked appointee to run the michigan department of environmental quality, or mdeq, and joel beauvais, deputy assistant administrator for the environmental protection agency's office of water. beauvais faced tough questioning from congressman chaffetz. >> it is important for the epa to tell the public that their poisoning their kids if they drink the water. >> i absolutely agree. >> then why did they do it? they sat on that promised a year. >> them in a straight or mccarthy issued in elevation policy this january emphasizing -- january. they had it for n

i do not hate darnell, but i am angry for all the deceit and selfishness. this element is hardly fathomable for me. >> the message from the woman who had her unborn baby cut >> why she feels the verdict was a right one. >> >>> we're wreaking wreak -- breaking down the top takeaways from the nevada caucuses. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> all right. it's resistant to regular medicine and is spreading across the country. now the parents have to worry about super lice. the steps parents need to take to stop the spread. >> as if it's not enough pain already. now, good morning. thank you for joinings. fair, cory, marty is here. >> we're going to have a little wind to go along with it. that's a lot of times the combination you have. clear over the city right now. temperatures running in the teens, 20s, and 30s. notice broomfield and boulder in the 30s. that's because of the wind.

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firefighters later rescued her husband, darnell. since then, doctors released marsha from the hospital, but darnell is still in the icu. their daughters spoke only to ten on your side saying - both were long time city employees. c1 19:12:22 - she had plan was for her and my dad to finally get to seeing your parents who have worked so hard for certain things and for them to have to start all over... several community members started collecting money and donations for the blounts. we have multiple ways you can help the family on wavy-dot-com. the article is on our homepage. five days after a fire destroyed several buildings, firefighters in norfolk are still trying to find out a cause in ocean view. fire investigators sent us these pictures of taylor, an arson dog from hampton. taylor and her handler are going through the rubble on west ocean view avenue. saturday, a fire burned through eight apartment others. heads up if you recieved a drone over the holidays. today is the deadline most owners must register with the f-a-a experts est

state appointed manager darnell early was in charge when the city switched the water. his attorney said his client could not comply with a subpoena issued last night. we have the latest. >> reporter: the fbi says it's teaming up to investigate the flint water crisis with the environmental protection agencies, the u.s. postal inspection service and federal prosecutors in michigan. the fbi says the focus will be on whether anyone violated federal law. they called for the remove of led pipes from the water, starting with those at the highest risk of exposure. >> we want to start with the highest risk home of kids under six, and pregnant women, this must happen immediately. that's what i'm asking for. i am morally obligated to use every bit of the power and authority my office has to make client's water safe. and the city successful for the people who live and work here. under a state appointed emergency manager, flint switched a water supply from the system in 2014 to save money. it used polluted water leading to corrosion and supply lines and led contamination in tap apa

center of that catastrophic disaster will appear before congress later this month.emergency manager darnell earley was a no show at a heated hearing earlier this week.during that hearing, utah congressman jason chaffetz urged u.s. down" with a subpoena.earley switched flint's water source two years ago - to save money. that change exposed thousands of flint residents to high levels of lead. here in the corridor, a cedar rapids church plans to donate thousands of bottled water to flint residents.a pastor from indiana contacted mount zion missionary baptist church about getting midwest congregationss to help with flint's water crisis.right now - churches in cedar rapids, davenport, and des moines are collecting bottles of water for flint.so far, mount zion has collected 17-thousand bottles and they hope to hit cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with new developments in the case against the owner of mid-a-mar foods. foods.supporters of the company's former owner are asking a judge to spare him prison time. time.william aossey junior is currently behind bars.in july, jury convicted him of maki

and we're just learning that the lawyer for darnel early said that the committee for subpoenas testifygain, he will accept. >>> polices can argue in washington, but the people in flint have to live with this reality every day. and the epa is looking into another problem in the water. aljazeera's andy rosein joins us now with more on this >> reporter: tony, for the last couple of days, the members of the environmental protection agency have not looking for not just lead, but low levels of chlorine, and if there's not enough chlorine in the water, that can lead to bacteria. if there's not enough chlorine, it can be especially dangerous for kids and adults, but if there's too much bacteria in water, that's dangerous for everybody. >> the people that have eye infects, but any cavity where you can allow the water to enter where there's bacteria, that can develop an infection. >> interpreter: and the department of health is looking at rashes. they have been causing rashes, and that's going on for a while. but it got pushed aside with all of the talk about the lead. and that's another problem

avondale knew who fired from a moving car last july, accidentally shooting a 4-year-old. that's how darnell hicks was arrested. some callers don't want the reward. >> some people want the drug house that's on the street shut they want to identify drug dealers. this is their name. this is their card. this is their information. >> tips comes in. gambler heard brown bragging in aurora gas station. . >> we have helped solved 16 thousand major crimes in the major cincinnati area >> all volunteer crimestoppers approved rewards and raises the money for them >> we've had to collect and raise money to pay out over 2 million in rewards. >> paid out to tipsters identified by code number. >> having the money paid out is a pretty serious process. someone from the board goes to a public place with envelopes full of money. with code numbers on the outside. tip sisters know or when. >> and some of the tips. the freighter cincinnati crime stopper is vibrant because of the area. >> people care about the area a lot. they don't want bad people around. the next child they can hurt could be you. >> debra dixon,

crisis.the man at the center of that catastrophic disaster will appear before congress manager darnell earley was a no show at a heated hearing earlier this week.during that hearing, utah congressman jason chaffetz urged u.s. marshals to quote "hunt him down" with a subpoena.earley switched flint's water source two years ago - to save money. that change exposed thousands of flint residents to high levels of lead. now here in the corridor, some churches are collecting clean drinking water for flint. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain how they got the idea and what you can do to help. pastor damien miguel epps with mount zion missionary baptist church says it started with a phone call. call.a pastor from indiana contacted pastor epps about getting midwest churches to help flint with their water crisis.pastor epps says he knows all too well what it's like to need extra support - he started working in cedar rapids right when the floods of 2008 hit.he says churches in cedar rapids, davenport, and des moines are collecting staff say so far - mount zion collected seventeen thou

pulls darnel king and touches the ball out of bounds. should have been a foul. they still lose. >> bill murray always delivering a lap. they are having fun. to the action, phil nicholson with the lead and lefty on the lead with tomorrow's final round action. at 6:00 tomorrow in the arena. the lightning will have a chance to win at home. it will be a record if they pull it off. extra for bishop. talking to him about it today. he says he's really excited. >> we are excited too. vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) >>> all right, make sure to join us tomorrow w

it lies between darnell drive. it' s within walking distance. the orange county dive team has been searching this pond. randy mathis says they are saddened that something like this has happened. >> we are in a crime area s not unusual, to be this close to your workplace is kind of eerie and everything. that' s my reaction. it' s sad how these days people just disregard life area -- life. gail: the mother is in jail. she had a full term baby girl sometime monday near the globe and apartment complex. the police found the placenta and after birth in the parking lot. we are out here looking at members of the dive team. they are checking to see what they can find here. they' ve got that net in their hands. we' re not sure what' s in there. they' ve been throwing out a lot of trash. information as it relates to baby willow or more evidence. we tried to find out what they have found. so far, they tell me nothing. jason: sheriff' s deputies continue their search for more remains after a partial skeleton was found in a wooded area west of daytona beach.

the man representative jason chaffetz wants to hunt down is darnell earley. he served as michigan's emergency manager at the time flint's water was changed to the flint river. earley's attorney says his client didn't attend because he was just subpoenaed last night. that didn't give him enough time to travel to washington d-c for this morning's hearing. the other person lawmakers want attend. maryland "the problem is that, today, we are missing the most critical witness of all: the michigan, rick snyder. he is not here lawmakers say the contamination is a failure at all levels of government... the e-p-a was also specifically called out. the problem in 20-14... but declined to take action until last september because of push-back from michigan leaders. with one final mess this moved out of iowa... chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... there. find out who will join coach campbell when he takes the field for the first time at jack trice stadium. and right after the break... second place isn't sitting well with donald trump... why he says the caucuses were a

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this morning to testify about the city's water was missing.the attorney for former emergency manager darnell earley refused service of a subpoena last night this morning... saying his client couldn't make it to washington in time.that excuse not sitting well with committee chair jason chaffetz... who asked u- s marshals to track earley down. meanwhile... in michigan... governor rick snyder proposing additional relief to flint water customers. 3 "when i do my presentation next week, i'm going to be calling for a 30 million dollar appropriation for a consumption and consumer credit for water bills in flint."snyder says it will take nearly 800- million dollars to fix flint's water system... on top of money already spent on bottled water and filters.the governor's announcement on bill relief comes after a lawsuit with the same goal was filed last month. 3 3 3 taking a live look out over arnold's park tonight on our great lakes countertops and kitchens sky watch camera. a lot of nice sun today. we'll we see a repeat tomorrow? 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwe

. >> you heard her say that former manager darnell - he is refusing to testify in hearings that start tomorrow, looking into the crisis. democrats are trying to force the governor to compel him to testify. >> severe weather is hitting the united states. more than 10,000 losing power in nebraska. the more immediate threat may be to the south. officials say several tornados were seen in alabama. we are seeing some reports of damage. >> that's right. we'll see the problem all night long. the threat will continue. i'll show you what is happening here. you notice the area of low pressure. that is where we have the blizzard conditions to the south and the weather. we'll take you down here. i want to show you thunder storms, how they developed over the last eight hours, across the region, and now we are seeing more of a line, well connected. i want to show you all the damage. in lauderdale. where one of the tornadoes game. extensive damage, across the eastern parts of mississippi, as well as - just across the border, parts of alabama. >> we don't have warnings. many are under tornado watch t

his high school teammate darnell sullivan will play his college ball at usfon the west coast of the state. e falcons won the a a state title and coach coaching his guys yesterday. michael irvin, jr. is following in his father's footsteps. the entire family getting in on the action. receiver sam bruce also signing with the u yesterday doing it with the gloves on. this is a composite of the top recruiting sites from 24/7. you see the usually suspects r rnding out the top five. the gators coming in at 13 and the hurricanes at number 21. i'm clay ferraro and that is your r cal 10 morning sports wrap. >>> check out these grea photos right here of zoo miami. an african-american elephant cooling off during the warm weather. this is peggy having a blast in his pool, splashing around in her bath. it was a great day. >> yeah, proof of that right there. love those pictures. >>> breaking news real home wreck as a car smashes into her home.e. the chaotic aftermax. >>> plus will baby durda be a boy or girl? happening this (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom?

but one major player was missing.the attorney for former emergency manager darnell earley refused service of a subpoena last night ordering earley to testify this morning... saying his client couldn't make it to not sitting well with committee chair ... who asked u- s marshals to track earley down.meanwhile... in michigan... governor rick snyder proposing additional relief to flint water customers. 3 "when i do my presentation next week, i'm going to be calling for a 30 million dollar appropriation for a consumption and consumer credit for water bills in flint."snyder says it will take nearly 800- million dollars to fix flint's water system... on top of money already spent on bottled water and filters.the governor's announcement on bill relief comes after a lawsuit with the same goal was filed last month. 3 3 still to come on siouxland news at 5 3 in tonights healthwatch.. there's growing concern about the spread of the zika virus in the united states and how it is spreading.. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief and spo

they show the injuries to officer darnell jesse.e is one of two officer off duty officers who were inside the res says lounge when that all out brawl broke out more than two weeks ago on a saturday night into sunday again over a bottle of champagne. the injuries suffered to darnell jesse were a broken orbital bone, stitches, several other cuts and bruises to his face and his body. he was in the hospital overnight and then at home for several days. he still is recovering from those injuries along with a second officer who was also seriously injured supposedly or reportedly with a slight fractured skull and other injuries a broken nose and possibly broken ribs. all of that still under investigation by the district attorney's office and central detectives. it's been that way for over two weeks now. police continue to meet at this hour upstairs and shady mccoy's lawyers office with dennis cogan that's his attorney. the detectives on the case and the district attorney's office. we do not believe at this point a decision will be made toni

now, as gee to the second piece of video here meeting came as officer darnell jesse, allegedly jumped, kicked, stomped on by mccoy's party over fight over pricy bottle of champagne, at recess lounge, in old city, more than two weeks ago now. jesse and the other officers suffered broken bones, fractured ribs, cuts, and a hairline skull fracture, who talked with attorneys for the officers and mccoy. >> i want to tell you this, he would love to talk to you, but i'm not letting him talk to you. because there is ongoing investigation, and you're going to have another question for me, right? but i'm not going to answer any further questions because that's not what we're supposed to do. we don't want to try any of these matters in the press. one quote i have on the public record is exactly that. he did nothing wrong. >> i've seen the pictures, i think the pictures are clearly indicative of the fact both of these off duty officers were the victims of a violent assault that night inside the night club, clear they suffered injuries as a result of the beating. >> high profile case as you can ima