banks were voluntarily make donations. therefore it is not federal money and we do not have to turn it over to the treasury department. violation but then the government would argue that these were never officially receive by the government and therefore we can do this. that is part of what the article is about. host: you quote from the u.s. attorney's management -- manual about the legality. not required to pay funds -- that sounds cut and dry to me. guest: directly involved in the harm, the entity of the charge. would go room but it is fairly clear. the government's argument is we never received the money so therefore this never did that. the justice department basically lays out exactly how you would circumvent the rules. host: our guest from the washington examiner joining us. our call is from missouri, democrats line. good morning. go ahead. caller: i tell you what. why i am voting for bernie host: thousan-- host: that was our last subject. caller: all the big banks -- are we on or not? ok. clinton has got their hands

a group stepped up and donated it has been an emotional couple of weeks for davis. his partner jethro was gunned down in the line of duty. today he had his choice of 3 capable dogs. sia was the only cleveland reporter there when he made his choice. >> halt police! >> reporter: officer ryan davis said simply put one dog stood out from the rest. >> this is tuko, my new partner. >> reporter: the canton police officer traveled to houston, texas after nonprofit k9's for cops donated a trained k9 to him after his partner jethro died in the line of duty. they said no one will replace him. >> i miss him. i mean, it's been difficult. >> reporter: but officer davis houston k mine uh cad -- k9 academy picked three to choose from. they put all of the dogs through the paces. there was joker, a male quick on his feet and eager to perform. >> good boy. >> and then cenzo, a male with keen instincts and a good grip. >> oh yes. >> reporter: and of course there is tuko who stood out from the pack and wouldn't let go. >> he is playful and friendly. he works well for me. the bond was th

a big day for donations... why the goodwill has been busier the massive flooding in the midwest is hitting historic levels. water is spilling over the banks of the mississippi, moving down stream... and putting more cities on alert. the flooding has swallowed entire homes...leaving only roofs above water. c-n-n's jennifer gray reports. (connie fan/resident) "this is unbelievable. this is like, totally, totally, totally crazy. i have never, in my life, seen anything like this before." for missouri residents it's going to be anything but a joyful new year national weather service says record flooding will serve as the new bench mark for the meramec river basin, and parts of the mississippi river aren't expected to crest until later tonight (mayor michael polizzi, fenton, missouri) "we've water in history ever that i'e known in our city. it is in places we've never had it before." flooding has submerged neighborhoods, schools, and shopping centers in the st. louis area ... including parts of interstates 70, 44 and

connect with hiroshima to do this donation. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: so that donation to the pearl harbor actually became the very powerful step toward the end of the war in our hearts, between the two countries. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: we met mr. daniel for the first time in 2000 -- in may 2010 in new york city and we believe that mr. daniel is the one that truly understands the meaning and significance of the story and he was the one to understand the whole thing the most and we are very grateful to meet him in new york. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: regardless of the fact we never met before then, we felt an immediate bond. i do not know why, but i felt an immediate bond with you. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: during our meeting, the first meeting with mr. daniel, he shared with us his desire to have a better understanding of the effect of the bonds and also he would like to have a better understanding of how the survivors survived to -- up to today. that is what he shared with us a very sincerely during t

donations of human ashes. other odd items... a prosthetic leg.. useds casts probably the craziest thing i've seen is a box of syringes.... i think people assume we'll take everything where we really prefer things that have a little bit of value to them things that are nice. c but among some of the crazy donations ...a treasure can be found... sometimes we get really neat, old antique furniture. and there are people who love that as a hobby. they will take old antique furniture and fix it up again we get a lot of antiques from the 50s and 60s.. i'm always shocked the items hold such value.. one hot wheel car can be worth 27 dollars... i'll look up a punch bowl and it will be worth 75 dollars. we've recieved some really incredible news clippngs... we get first edition wizard of oz books, we don't know if the person who donated it didn't know their value or just wanted to give it to us. but first edition wizard of oz books can sell on ebay for 10s of thousands of dollars and that's a huge donation. while they do

with winter far from over -- the red cross says the need for donations is especially important right now. increase in demand for blood can also go up during severe weather events while donations go down -- to find out how you can take action - simply click over to this story on w-t-k-r dot com. live in norfolk -- todd corillo--newscha nnel 3. weather will impact your commute with the newschannel three app. get the newest weather and traffic alerts sent right to your smartphone or tablet. download the free app today - by heading to wtkr dot com slash apps. a 22-year old man is fighting for his life after falling while working in hampton. it happened just after 10 this morning on wells court near the hampton center apartments. when crews got there -- they say they found a man suffering from a possible work related injury. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police say they are trying to figure out how this accident happened. virginia beach police need you to take action against crime. they are looking for the person that held up a frozen yogurt shop. it happene

they have a saying ," heroes come in all different types." >> reporter: donating blood saves lives. paul knows that, but years ago he was afraid of needles. >> he actually eecouraged people to donate.. and somebody called my bluff and said paul, are you going to donate tomorrow and i reluctantly said yes. >> reporter: and since then paul has never looked back. >> it is so easy. %- there's a slight prick when the that's not really worse than >> reporter: he sttrted donating blood and then platelets. platelets are like gold. >> i come twice a month. you can donate platelets up to 24 times a year. >> reporter: twicc a month forr more than 25 years adds up. >> i am just below 49-gallons. >> it's hard to get somebody to sit still hooked up to a machine and get nothing really in return. >> a lot of people don't donate as often as they are able. 3 >> each of us can make a difference in our own little way and for some it makes a difference in a big way. >> check it out 7 news and trusted choice independent want to honor you as the seven every day heros. >> i'm not a hero. all i do is lie in

>> i think that they should donate. every dollar that's donated to alameda county community food bank we're able to purchase $6 worth of food, so their dollar goes a very long way. >> so $10 would buy a lot of food then. >> lots. >> keisha, thank you so much. thank you for the work you're doing, too. >> thank you. >> all right. and we have a lot more to talk about. we're gonna learn about food waste and food rescue and how that affects hunger relief. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings. you know, a lot of families enjoy big meals during the holidays and big gatherings, and all that food we buy and cook, part of it's gonna end up in the trash. you know that. so how can you keep from throwing away your money? abc news reporter rebecca jarvis has that story. >> in this kitchen, what many restaurants may consider trash is actually headed to the table. >> we were ending up with surplus ingredients. >> saucy by nature, a restaurant in brooklyn, new york, focuses on

last weeks winter storm forced the american red cross close some donation centers.now the group is in dire need of platelets donations.as wfxr's solina lewis reports- the american red cross in our area is calling for anyone who can donate -- to help. 27-37 help.can donate -- to for anyone who area is calling cross in our the american red lewis reports- as wfxr's solina lewis reports- the american red cross in our area is calling for anyone who can donate -- to help. 27-371:11-1:20 the snowstorm caused a lot of problems for the red cross to get enough donations and are urging anyone who can donate, to help" "when he was dying of cancer, he got platelets and it was like an energy drink he could sit up and it, it gives them a chance to say goodbye to the ones they love, it was helpful especially at the end"for lisa, a nurse at the red cross in roanoke, who lost her grandfather to cancer, getting people to donate blood and platelets is a cause that is because each day the red cross was closed, was another day patients weren't getting the platelets and blood they so desperately need"you do

drive. people stopped by the hartwell kroger to make donations. they also donated a truck for all of the donations and they're all going to flint. transportation also donated passenger bus for volunteers to ride along to the donations tomorrow.>>> just about every mode of transportation in new york city is shut down tonight. there is of course thanks to the blizzard that is already ranked in the top three storms in the city's history. the underground subway system is the operating but as they reported all other canceled. pity on driver who defied the travel ban in new york city. saturday afternoon all nonemergency video vehicles were ordered off the road in new york city. down. >> it is very important that people clear the roads the sanitation can do is work and get the city back on its feet over the next day or two. a great roads were also closed on long island. on the cross island parkway cuomo help a stranded motorist. >> between the snowball and when it is a treacherous situation. >> reporter: the mounds of snow to the heavy toll. three people who are shoveling the new york city

""when you're donate to goodwill we so appreciate those donations because you're helping your friends and neighbors, people in this community who really need work." " there were a lot of people at this goodwill on rainbow and warm springs today. workers say the 31st is one of the busiest days of the year. the stores closed just a few minutes ago... but you can of course donate any other time of the year. many people have pitched in to help struggling families. three square food bank hopes people will continue to be generous throughout the year. "hunger isn't seasonal, it doesn't take a vacation, it's year round.and when you're in a community like ours, there's a pretty big need, about 1 out of 6 people struggle with food, they aren't sure where their next meal is coming from. " three square says it can always use high-protein foods like beans, peanut butter, and tuna. this year, fox5 partnered up with vons and albertsons to help collect food for people in need. three square says that drive was a big success, and they're thanking everyone for their donations. our take 5 to care food dr

>> you know, donating blood is really all about coming prepared to donate. you really want to take time to hydrate, like start hydrating today, drink lots and lots of water. get some juice, avoid caffeine. you want to have a good meal tonight. tomorrow morning continue to hydrate. have a good breakfast. have a good lunch. avoid caffeine. and then just typically first-time donors if they come prepared are well hydrated and had a good meal, they will have a positive donation experience. >> it's not the boogie man. you're not going to have a vampire behind the curtain or whatever. >> no. and our staff are fantastic. they're so gentle and so caring and just really -- we understand that there is people that come donating. even for me as a seasoned donor, every time i donate, you get a little appear hencesive. your arm. but it helps to step back and kind of think, there is a patient who -- there is someone whose life may potentially depend on me overcoming that fear and getting over some of that nervousness to insure that they have a holiday with their family and

do not donate anything with missing pieces. if you plan to donate a puzzle or game, be sure e includ.hwants assemble a puzzle with sng pieces? bottom line... not done anything you wouldnt let your own kids play with. t a receipt for your donation d include it as a charitable gift ey le your tax return. st places accept: gently worn clothing toys" kids books " kids t/aft suppliesst places will not accept: ims that are bren yond repair " baby ems such as cribs, car seats, gh chas"ttresses " older marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one trd of all his missedotes i2015 were missed befo he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible a warm front will lift over central iowa this morning, so temperatures will remain above free

five years ago he donated 200 - thousand of them. that's the largest donation in the ronald mcdonald house history no winner means an already huge powerball jackpot will push closer to a record. no winner has claimed the grand prize since november. the jackpot is now an estimated 400- million dollars... that's 20 million more than last night's jackpot where no one matched all these numbers. the next drawing is wednesday. this jackpot still has a ways to go to break the 591 million prize that went to a florida woman in 2013 iowans are sweating over one of the most common new years resolutions... coming up after the break... hear the inspiration that's helping some iowans ring in the new year in a it's perhaps the most common new j@ on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap

hopefully we'll get donations so we can buy it." libby harrison: "we're going to beg, borrow and not steal." 3 angenette levy reporting.dr. shawn ryan runs brightview - in norwood. he plans to reach out to the needle exchange program operators to see if he can help them. 3 friends and family will say their final goodbyes to a familier face and longtime fixture in butler county next week. you may remember former sheriff richard "dick" holzberger. he died after from a massive stroke at 70- years-old. his visitation will be sunday from four till eight at princeton pike church of god. his funeral will be monday morning at ten at saint julie billiart catholic 3 you can help a local radio d-j and his wife get back on their feet today. d-j duke hamilton lost his pendleton county home to a fire last week.so moe's southwest grill in west chester is hosting a fundraiser for the couple.half of moe's sales from five to nine will be donated to home. 3 students will go back to class in sebring ohio today. schools have been closed since lead was f

now the group is in urgent need of platelets donations. platelets are one of the main components of blood. many patients who need platelet transfusion are people undergoing chemotherapy, organ transplants of have weakened immune systems. people with blood types of a positive, b positive and ab blood types are encouraged to become platelet donors. wfxr's solina lewis has more. 27-371:11-1:20 2:13-2:18 the snowstorm problems for the red cross to get enough donations and are urging anyone who can donate, to help""when he was dying of cancer, he got platelets and it was like an energy drink he could sit up and it, it gives them a chance to the ones they love, it was especially at the end"nurse at the red cross in roanoke, who lost her grandfather to cancer, getting platelets is a cause that is close to her heart....unlike many she hates missing work, because each day the red cross was closed, was another day patients weren't getting the platelets and blood they so desperately need "you do take it home with you when you cant get to work, becaus

a steady flow of donations to keep t tir supplies sufficient. it's especially important to donate here in the corridor with major hospitals in both cedar rapids and iowa city. people should give blold because it saves lives. every unit saves threree to four lives saving lives right here in our local hospitals in cedar rapids and iowa city. city.if you're interestst in donating blood you can visit mississippi valley regional blood center's website to find out more.we have a link on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. after a week of milder weather,r,e can expepe some bone chilling temperatures in the corridor. corridor.chief meteorologist terry swails is here now with your cbs 2 'weather first' coming up in sports troy davis -- finally got the call he was waiting for -- where the iowa state great is headed next on cbs 2.. "cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. 2. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things be

, drive home and donate. if you donate platelets, it's a little longer, like two hours., really an hour or two hours to save a life. it is not that big of a sacrifice.>> she makes a good point. it isn't much to save a life. you can make a donation of fred blood cells, white blood -- of red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma. in fact, frozen plasma which is taken from each blood donation is good for up to a year. you can save a life with each donation. just because the plasma is good for a year, it is not the same for the rest. there is a constant need for blood. a lot of people think about donating when they get the call out and they say, we are missing this kind of blood and there's a big incident that happens. they need blood on a continuing basis, so please donate. the >>> we just heard about the denver police officer that lost all that blood after he was shot. if you need an image in your head, think about the story or about someone else. it is time to relax.>> now you know where the blood goes. th

at amvets 49 in cedar free chili d collecting donations. the vaughn family would enjoy seeing many members of the community. for more information, visit kandieskids.org joining all todayon the news at noon is candie vaughn, of the oup veteranndrive. candie is on set to talk about which will be taking place on be in memowy of military specialist travis vaughn. travis was candde's son, and the vaughn family invites the community to join them in remembering their son's ultimate sacrifice. donations will be accepted at the event, which will be delivered to the marshalltown veterans home on february 18th. please donate personal hygeine items such as shampoo and conditioner, body wash, deodorant, toothbrushes, denture adhesive and cleaner, socks, and t-shirts for men and women. a full list of accepted donation items can be found on the event's facebook and webpage. donation boxes will be located at two cedar alley locations before the event on february 13, including the rydell collision center and the cedar falls famly restaurant. you can find th

hundreds of pounds of deer meat donations. coming up on newschannel three at 6 -- how some hunters are taking action for area food banks. plus -- ticked for going too slow on virginia roads. why some lawmakers are trying to increase fines for snails on the a group of hunters in north carolina are taking action to help those in need. they donated hundreds of pounds of venison to the food bank in elizabeth city. newschannel 3s erica greenway has the story. for food banks -- meat can be a hard commodity to come by. which is why this -- 22:29;07 oh i was really excited cover with video is such a welcome sight. area hunters donated hundreds of pounds of venison to the food bank of the albemarle this year - and today it )s being distributed. :13 for it to be such a lean healthy protein, that s really great :18 the group that donated it is called "soul hunters" - affiliated with the fountain of life church. this is the second year for the program. 22:31:25 the soul hunters collect the deer. there s mobile coolers around the area, the

five years ago he donated 200 - thousand of them. that was the largest donation in ronald mcdonald house history. a new year means new business for local gym owners... it's perhaps the most common new years resolution...to get in better shape. reid chandler found some iowans who are finding new excuses to keep their blood pumping and their resolutions going. three days into 20-16 shows plenty of people sticking to those new years resolutions to be healthier... 8:08:47 "i would say my daughter is a big inspiration to that, as well as my son who competes in swimming in college. he's in the pool by 5:45 everyday, so he's a big inspiration." - lynn gaumer - ankeny, ia lynn gaumer of ankeny is one of those people... when her kids work out at the wellmark y-m-c-a downtown, she uses it as an excuse to work up her own sweat. 8:07:58 "my daughter trains with the tri midwest group downstairs, and so when she trains with the tri midwest group, i am up here training as well." - lynn gaumer - ankeny, ia the y-m-c-a of greater des moines says it s

of donations to keep their supplies sufficient. it's especially important to donate here in the corridor with major hospitals in both cedar rapids and iowa citit people should give blood because it saves lives. every unit saves three to four lives saving lives rit here in our local hospitals in cedar rapids and iowa city. cici.if yououe interested in donating blood you can visit mississippi valley regional blood center's website to find out more. after years of trying, republicans in congress this week successfully passed a bill to repeal the affordable care act. but it's no surprise that today, president obama vetoed that bill.it is also unlikely that cocoress has the votes to override the president's decision.republicans knew that going in, but leaders say they wanted to show that a republican president would have the chance to throw out the law.the bill also would have eliminated federal funding for plplned parenthood. also today, the president continued his push to reform the nation's gun laws.earlier this week, the president s

if you want to give back to the community you can by donating blood. it's national blood donor month and cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is here to tell us why giving is so important. important.when you donate blood you're not only giving your time but saving a life. life.january is desinated as national blood donor month because blood donations are lower in the colder months. cancer patients are some of the top candidates to recieve blood.also, blood donations help hospitals maintain a sufficent amount of blood supply.i spoke with tim nash of mississippi valley regional blood center about why it's so important to donate to people should give blood because it saves lives. every unit saves three to four lives . so everytime you do your saving lives right here in our local hospitals in local hospitals in cedar rapids and iowa city. city.if you are interested in donating blood you can visit mississippi valley regional blood center 's website to find out more.you can find a link on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. com.stephanie johnson...cbs 2 news n

do not donate anything with missing pieces. if you plan to donate a puzzle or game, be sure that all of the essential pieces are included. who wants to assemble a puzzle with missing pieces? bottom line... do not donate anything you wouldnt let your own kids play with. get a receipt for your donation and include it as a charitable ften youile your tax return. most places accept: " gently worn clothing " toys " kids books " kids art/craft supplies splaces will not accept: kids art/crafpiesst placesi t accept: items that are broken beyond repai by ems such as cribs, car seats, gh chairs " who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, melty cheese, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that work

donated. i wish we could do that everyday. we need to do that everyday. we need to share this compassion, this caring everyday and this is an outpouring of what a community can do. what a small church can do. do. and if you aren't able to drop off any water today.. they'll also be at kroger in norwood tomorrow from 8 until 5. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. a developing story we're following at noon ... after a man was shot on winton terrace overnight.police say he walked over to king run road after being shot in the side... and knocked on a person's door for help.police say he was taken to u-c medical center and should be okay.he told police he doesn't know who shot him. a cincinnati police officer accused of committing a crime in uniform waived his chance to appear before a judge this morning. morning.investigators say joseph simpson took some money out of a restaurant's cash register while working an off-duty detail. he's charged with theft... and has been suspended without pay from the department.simpson's attorney told 9 on your side he's been a stel

he can donate a kidney to his friend john. in all, more than a dozen stock show volunteers stepped up offering to help by being a live donor. there are about 6 thousand people in our region waiting for a kidney - and since people have two...many can donate one and live a wonderful healthy life. the lind's hope their story will make more people homebrewing is legal in colorado... but one practice isn't allowed. coming up we'll explain how you may have broken the law with your really popular. however we learned a lot of homebrewers have unknowingly violated a state law. unknowingly violated a state law. 9news reporter brandon rittiman looked into the law that legislators call outdated. house bill 1084-- with its new wording-- gets its first public hearing next thursday. with its new wording-- gets its first public hearing next thursday. disney just announced a big change that has a lot of star wars fans upset. but don't worry after the break we'll tell you how you can still get your star wars fix wall street. yesterday the stock

they donated hundreds of pounds of venison to the food bank in elizabeth city. newschannel 3s erica greenway has the story. at the food bank of the albemarle - volunteers load up carts with food to pass out to families. its something they do every tuesday to help people in need. but this time - 22:29;07 i was really excited they have something extra theyre able to fill the carts with - venison donated by local hunters. 22:29;09 protein is a hard commodity to come by in the food bank world, and for it to be such a lean, healthy protein, that s really great :18 it was donated by a group called soul hunters - affiliated with the fountain of life church. they work together with the north carolina wildlife federation to get the deer processed and donated. last year was the first time they donated. this year, they came through in an even bigger way. standup: 22:38:01 last year, they year, they doubled it, they have 1400 pounds of meat theyll be able to pass out :09 with seven grandkids to help take care of - gloria davis says its a welcome addition. 22:26:25 i thank t

or is it -- or might it be suppressing donations? are people trying to stay under the public threshold for disclosure? what sort of information is there on this? >> well, i'm going to do the usual thing and say how difficult it is to study that, again, because what you'd really want to do is you'd want to compare the people who are donating below the limit to the people who are donating above the limit. but it's actually very difficult to find the people who are donating below the limit because they're not disclosed. it so happens that some colleagues and i were able to study some undisclosed donors and to presidential campaigns and we were able to compare them to the disclosed donors and what you find is that there are -- we didn't get to ask them were you donating below $200 because you didn't want to be seen? but we were able to find out various demographic things and attitudinal things about them to ask them questions about what kind of people they were and, say, were there more polarized, were they more extreme? because that's o

packing them inside this semi-truck donated by kroger. in hartwell yesterday...the final cases crammed in there before sending the truck north this morning.organizers say what's happening in flint is alarming...and the queen city came together to help out. sec)(***victoria cincinnati***)"it's heart breaking really. clean water a right not a privilege and sending up water is something we thought we could do." do." if you'd like to donate bottles or cases of water to send to flint ... saint mark a-m-e church in finneytown is accepting donations. if you didn't get a chance to donate water but you still want to help out..several "go fund me" pages have been set up to benefit flint residents. at last check donors had given almost two hundred thousand dollars."go fund me" is getting in the act too.they're giving an extra 10-thousand dollars to the campaign that no heat for over a week! a local family's frustrating struggle with multiple repair shops... their home warranty... and the way you're watching good morning tri-state weekend at 6 on 9 o

so what to know about donating... it takes on average about an hour and fifteen minutes.you can donate at any of hoxworth's eight locations -- or its five donation vehicles that hit the road on a daily basis.donors can give every 56 days.you must be healthy and at least 17 years old and 110 pounds. the northern kentucky health department released numbers today on a whooping cough outbreak. we told you just last month about the concern -- and today we learned that at the end of 2015 there were 87 cases from august to december. the illness can suffocate infants who cough so hard they cannot survive.officials say they are taking action to stop the outbreak. frank gerson, the founder of the freestore foodbank, has died.gerson started the organization in 1971 -- and since then his mission has helped thousands of families. by 1979 -- the organization was associated with feeding america...few details about gerson's death have been released.. a live look outside -- it's pretty cold out there.steve? highs will only reach to th

lead.volunteers have been collecting donations for days ... packing them inside this semi truck donated by kroger. in hartwell today ... the final cases crammed in there before sending the truck north tomorrow.organizers say what's happening in flint is alarming ... and the queen city came together to act. (sot) (taken from pkg at 54 sec)(***victoria mullins-public allies cincinnati***)"it's heart right not a privilege and sending up water is something we thought we could do." do." if you'd like to donate bottles or cases of water to send to flint ... saint mark a-m-e church in finneytown is accepting donations. dancing the night away ... before bedtime, at least! least!how a community center gave dozens of dads and daughters a special time together ... to make memories that will last forever. and ... don't break those new year's resolutions yet!how a cincinnati favorite put together a event that makes it easier than ever to get fit you're watching 9 on your side at 11 the funeral for danville, ohio police officer thomas cottrelll was held thi

a big impact on blood and platelet donations. so much so that the american red cross is now putting out an emergency appeal! todd corillo is live in norfolk to explain. that )s right barbara- winter weather has canceled hundreds of blood drives across 20 states -- and this weekend s storm canceled even more -- putting the red cross into a tough spot during an already hard time of year. a massive winter storm that pummeled the east coast did the american red cross no favor when it comes to blood and platelet donations. across 20 states -- more than 300 blood drives have been canceled due to bad weather in january. since saturday alone -- in the mid atlantic thanks to our winter storm. that )s more than 300 donations that could save a life that went uncollected -- in virginia beach monday -- sally whitaker was doing her part to put a dent in the problem the appeal for platelet donations is especially urgent in light of the winter storm platelets can only stay on the shelf for five days. with winter far from over -- the red cross sa

it's been very steady with donations which is great, because when people donate to goodwill you're helping somebody in this community go back to work." if you still need to make an end of year donation .. you're in luck. all forty goodwill locations across the valley are 10 tonight. show zero drunk driving tonight... so if you with alcohol - make sure you have a ride. of course taxi cabs are an option for those hitting the town - but for sharing services are available in las vegas. uber will have an "exclusive" designated drop- off point on the strip... at the linq promenade valet - just under the high roller wheel. the spot will be used for pick-ups as well - when you're ready to go home. keep in mind - surge pricing will be in effect - in which prices increase during periods of high demand. rival "lyft" says it is capping "surge pricing" at 200 percent tonight. another option is the las vegas monorail. for the first time... the service will be open for 44 straight hours... from seven this morning until 3 a-m on january 2-nd. locals can buy a one-way ticket for just one-dollar until 11 p-

it )s led to more than 300 local donations that have gone uncollected. the need for platelet donations is especially urgent because those only have a shelf life of five days. patrick open rain, and maybe a little falling snow! a strong cold front is bearing down on our area. ahead of that front southwest winds have warmed many of us well into the 60s this afternoon. but that cold front will bring us a few showers on wednesday and falling temperatures. we will start off the day in the 40s and end up in the 30s in the afternoon. that cold front will push out into the atlantic, and an area of low pressure will develop and move along it. some forecast models bring it close enough to produce some rain on friday, possibly starting with a little bit of snow. but by the afternoon we expect clearing skies and high temperatures back in the 50s. then we will enjoy a warming trend for the weekend. expect high temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s on saturday with plenty of sunshine and in the low 60s on ahead on newschannel 3 at 11 - the so-called "duct tape challenge.

packing them inside this semi-truck donated by kroger. in hartwell yesterday...the final cases crammed in there before sending the truck north this morning.organizers say what's happening in flint is alarming...and the queen city came together to help out. (sot) (taken from pkg at 54 sec)(***victoria mullins-public allies cincinnati***)"it's heart breaking really. clean water a right not a privilege and sending up water is something we thought we could do." do." if you'd like to donate bottles or cases of water to send to flint ... saint mark a-m-e church in finneytown is accepting donations. if you didn't get a chance to donate water but you still want to help out..several "go fund me" pages have been set up to benefit flint residents. at last check donors had given almost two hundred thousand dollars."go fund me" is getting in the act too.they're dollars to the campaign that raises the most money. no heat for over a week! a local family's frustrating struggle with multiple repair shops... their home warranty... and the way you're watchi

those donations as well to the norwood kroger tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. mark: thank you. there are more water worries here in ohio. lisa: they' re investigating the water at the elementary school near cleveland. the agency says there' s a possible lead contamination in chagrin falls. the district shut down the drinking fountains and sinks at gurney elementary school as a safety precaution. school officials say they' ve received contradicting messages from the epa. back in november, the epa said the school' s drinking water was safe to consume, so officials were surprised when this new warning was issued. the school is providing bottled water to their students and staff in the meantime. ohio' s epa is also investigating reports of lead in water in the village of sebring which is mark: hamilton police are investigating a rape at a cemetery. we spoke with a witness who said he came to the aid of middle-aged woman along the fence of greenwood cemetery. he described the victim as not having any pants, shoes, or socks on, so he gave her his hooded

they do have donation centers in reno, carson city and sparks. and you can save time by filling out your story online. when blood donations are equally important in - - in nevada. here is a look outside. let's get a first check on our local forecast with kathy. >> olivia, the storm system is we did not see a blizzard but we got quite a bit of snow this past week. three storms rolled through. look at this serene winter shot sent in by ron ward. - - showed in by ron roy. a foot of snow at mammoth lakes, 10 inches for squaw valley, 9 inches for northstar. if you are getting out to enjoy the mountains, you've got a lot of fresh powder. we were well above average. and then flee we are nowhere near that record low of negative 10 degrees. right now in reno we are sitting strong at 40 degrees. we will continue to see temperatures drop low freezing with cool wind, cooler than what we have seen over the last 48 hours. air quality is good tonight. tracking or next 24 hours, we out tomorrow, as the clear skies with temperatures warming backup to average. i w

the viewer who takes time to come out and donate blood. right after the holidays, we find us a very critical time to replenish our blood supply in the midlands. crystal said if you can't make it out today to our blood drive here at the plex, you can go on redcross.org and look up upcoming blood drives here in our community. wherever it be in the midlands of south carolina. we serve how many hospitals? >> 50 hospitals here in south carolina. we need 500 donors each day to come forward to make a difference. >> we've made a little bit of a difference today. that's what's important. you've made a little bit of a difference today and we appreciate you doing that. crystal, thank you, again, good to see you. >> very good to be here. >> we want to thank you once again, ben and alicia, we're here although the red cross is still here until 7:00 tonight. >> that's right. and i don't know if you were able to meet her but actually met somebody who was a recipient of getting blood and she had a blood transfusion a couple of years ago. she was there to b

blood and then platelets.-- paul started donate blood. because platelets have a shelf life of five days, they are always needed. >> they are used for specific to-- cancer patients and open heart surgeries. >> i come twice a month. you can donate them twice a year -- to some of the year. i am just below 49 gallons. >> it is hard to get someone to sit still and give two hours of themselves to the community with nothing in return. >> his dedication is above and beyond. and a lot of people do not donate as often as they are able. >> each of us can make a enough of us make a difference a little way we can make a bigg difference.>> this is the independent insurance agents of colorado. [ cheering ] >> i'm not a hero. >> you are hero. congratulations. >> i just lay in the bed and getting needle stuck in me. [ laughter ] >>> january is national blood donor month. go to www.thedenverchannel.com and killed-- click on the community section and 7 everyday heroes. >>> welcome back. the snow is flying in vail pass, not a good night to be driving but it

they do have donation centers in reno, carson city, and sparks. you can save time by filling your health history online out before you head to the donation center. >>> winter weather and more dangerous driving conditions on our -- conditions on our local roads. here's a look outside. lets get a check on our forecast with our meteorologist over in our weather center. kathy. reporter: hi. we are wrapping up all of that active weather you saw. we don't have blizzard conditions. we did see quite a bit of snow last week. photo that was sent in by ron. meadow. this last 24 hours we've got inimpressive snow totals. lingering right down into the upper single digits. 9 inches at north star. homewood. testimonies. that's above average. we will see that trend continue. right now 44 degrees with those winds out of the west, northwest, roughly 18 miles per hour. with this storm system we saw some wind gusts up to 53 miles per hour. mountain rose registered 50 miles per hour gusts. pleasant valley, 55, we do have good air quality. take a look at your next 24, w

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so far the page has raised about 28- to donate...there's a our website. the marion county sheriffs office says a rape case from 2008 has been solved thanks to dna. forty-four-year-old james was already in prison on separate sexual abuse and kidnapping charges, has now been charged for sexual assault in another case. officials say a woman reported she was raped in august 2008 but she couldnt identify the man. but in 2014, another reported sexual assault in iowa, murphy was identified as a suspect and his dna was take and given to a dna base and a match was discovered, linking murphy back to the marion county a preliminary hearing has been scheduled for january 22. fort dodge police say a man is behind bars.. accused of throwing a fake bomb-like device inside a home. 40 year old tyrone fudge is charged with simulated explosive violation and first degree harrassment. police say fudge threw an object with a lighter attached to it through the kitchen window of a fort dodge home yesterday. authorities searched the suspect's home and say fudge had home. two week

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donations of human ashes. other odd items... a prosthetic leg.. useds casts probably the craziest thing i've seen is a box of syringes.... i think people assume we'll take everything where we really prefer things that have a little bit of value to them things that are nice. c but among some of the crazy donations ...a treasure can be found... sometimes we get really neat, old antique furniture. and there are people who love that as a hobby. they will take old antique furniture and fix it up again we get a lot of antiques from the 50s and 60s.. i'm always shocked the items hold such value.. one hot wheel car can be worth 27 dollars... i'll look up a punch bowl and it will be worth 75 dollars. we've recieved some really incredible news clippngs... we get first edition wizard of oz books, we don't know if the person who donated it didn't know their value or just wanted to give it to us. but first edition wizard of oz books can sell on ebay for 10s of thousands of dollars and that's a huge donation. while they do

-- platelet donations. the agency typically sees a drop in donations during the holidays, so the cancellations are putting them in a dire situation. >> 9500 or so blood donations have gone under collected. that puts us in an unprecedented position where we need to appeal donors. scheduled by using the red cross app, or by visiting their website. >> the weather taking a toll in so many different ways. >>> big storms and both coasts, right in the middle? not so much. we're on the ground. >> we're okay. >> for now. >> we have a little rain out there. tower cam. some sprinkles on the lens, it is raining in summit county, and some getting rain showers overnight tonight, earlier this evening, and will continue to see some rain moving in, even through tomorrow morning's rush. let's show you on the power 5. see that wave going through? there it is. zooming on into downtown akron, cuyahoga falls, into the eastern suburbs, i-271, and donna, let's say canal fulton, we get a little of a break here, and then a few more

if you still need to make an end of year donation .. you're in luck. all forty goodwill locations across staying open until 10 tonight. downtown will packed with revellers as well... to celebrate the new year. let's check in with fox five's miguel martinez-valle... live from the fremont street experience. christine it may seem quiet down here now but that is quickly going to change. the fremont street security sweep has started so everyone that was on the street was asked to leave while police and fremont street experience employees secure the area ... now new year's eve is the biggest night of the year for fremont street so it will be gated off with controlled access . tickets to get into the street party are 40 dollars but officials think it's well worth it. when we we control access to fremont street experience and we do that for crowd control we have a maximum capacity of about 30000 people under the four blocks of the canopy " tonight's party is 21 and up so we can expect the drinks pouring and the music blasting ...the capacity for fremont street

or stop by donation vehicles that are out in the tri-state daily. he founded the charity that today has evolved into freestore foodbank...and tonight the tri-state is remembering frank gerson. disadvantaged families in 1971... quitting his job at the city's incinerator after seeing useable household items being tossed out.he ran the "free store" out of his one- bedroom apartment -- before connecting with steve gibbs and starting the foodbank. gerson died this morning -- his cause of death hasn't been released. an indiana police officer arrested -- accused of dealing drugs! drugs!but it gets worse...hear why that man's father -- known to many -- has to answer to the entire county. jumping into action...a fleeing criminal escaping police... until an unlikely hero makes a big save.hear why an average local in that california town says criminals should stay away. i'm john matarese: a tri state man is wiped out, losing 25 hundred dollars to an scammer while trying to sell something online. i'm on your side to make sure this doesnt happen to you. this is

last weeks winter storm forced the american red cross close some donation centers.now the group is in need of platelets donations.as wfxr's solina lewis tells us, the american red cross in our area is calling for anyone who can donate, to step up and help. 27-371:11-1:202:13-2:18 the snowstorm caused a lot of problems for the red cross to get enough donations and are urging anyone who can donate, to help""when he was dying of cancer, he got platelets and it was like an energy drink he could sit up and it, it gives them a chance to say goodbye to the ones they love, it was helpful especially at the end" for lisa, a nurse at the red cross in roanoke, who lost her grandfather to cancer, getting people to donate blood and platelets is a cause that is close to her heart....unlike many she hates missing work, because each day the red cross was closed, was another day patients weren't getting the platelets and blood they so desperately need"you do take it home with you when you cant get to work, because it does matter to us and it matter to are regulars, coming back week after week..."i come

a donation of a million dollars would go a long way. it would help us open up a center that provides resources to families, respite, therapy... that they can just go to one place and obtain" "at ktmb we are dedicated to creating a cleaner, more education and active community involvement. a donation of a million dollars truckee river for generations to "at catholic charities of northern nevada we have 14 poverty assistance programs. a million dollars would be able to 408,000 meals over in our dining room." "at volunteers of america, we save lives, we change lives. that is probably what i would do with our million dollars is work on the housing and the mental health issues. i would hire some highly qualified therapist and get them in here and have them start working with the people on a daily basis." "at the veteran's guest house, if someone were to give us million dollars today... we're in the very early stages of considering the construction of a new house, and that would be a really nice donation to that construction," "at the reno ron