dr. fleming believes the chances of disease becoming a huge problem in the u-s -- are low. "the risk for particularly for this mosquitos, we don't christina the most common symptoms of zika-- eye-- which can last several days to a week. the c-d-c have issued travel notices for those traveling to certain regions where zika virus transmission is ongoing. reporting live in studio-- christina grijalva-- abc 9 news tim: charges are now filed against a man accused of shooting a sioux city police officer 18 year old isaiah mothershed was arrested sunday in tim: connection with a string of burglaries and robberies over the past`few months. according to police, mothershed was sitting on a couch and hancuffed, when he reached into the couch cusions for a loaded gun. he fired one shot that hit officer ryan moritz and after a struggle mothershed shot himself. he faces two counts of attempted murder and 5 counts of 1st degree robbery. jenna: it was an emotional day in woodbury county district court for two sioux city teenagers who staged a bank robbery last year " crying...i love you" 1

dr. al fleming. "here at unitypoint clinic, dr. flemming answered some questions about the zika virus for one siouxland expecting mom." flemming says he's gotten concerned future parents come in asking about zika. one siouxland couple got all their questions answered. "basically he showed us the head measurements and how serious the disorder was and thankfully that we didn't have it. everything looks like it's on point with the measurements and everything," said fiance of expecting mom, shane dawa. and recently, a travel warning was declared so doctors say it's best to be safe trip if you're pregnant, like lacee schraeder, who's 31 weeks pregnant with little braelyn sky. she's following the dr.'s advice. "just postpone anything that you're going to do it's not worth your child's developmental issues or developmental skills for a week outside of the u.s.," said expecting mom, lacee schraeder. there's work on a vaccine, but flemming says it's still at least 2 years away. but, he thinks the virus shouldn't become a widespread problem

dr. fleming believes the chances of disease becoming a huge problem in the u-s -- are low. "the risk for infection is very very low, particularly for this time of year. no mosquitos, we don't really need to worry about it." lukas the most common symptoms of zika-- are fever, rash, joint pain, and pink eye-- those symptoms can last several days to a week. the c-d-c has issued travel notices for those traveling to certain regions where the zika virus transmission is ongoing. it was an emotional day at the woodbury county court house yesterday... for the two sioux city teenagers who staged a bank robbery last year " crying...i l le you" 18 year old angelica perez heaven zevenbergen were both sentenced to 5 years in prison for robbing the security national bank located inside the hamilton hyvee store. that's where zevenbergen worked as a teller. according to court proceedings, zevenbergen pretended to faint to allow her roomate, perez, time to get away. the two were eventually caught and pled guilty to 2n2n degree theft in connection to the crime. the judge presidig over the ca

dr. al fleming. "here at unitypoint clinic, dr. flemming answered some questions about the zika virus for one siouxland expecting mom." flemming says he's gotten ncerned future pareres come in asking abobo all their questions answered. "basically he showed us the head measurements and how serious the disorder was and thankfully that we didn't have it. everything looks like it's on point with the measurements and everything," said fiance of expecting mom, shane dawa. and recently, a travel warning was declared so doctors say it's best to be safe and postpone that trip if you're pregnant, like lacee schraeder, who's 31 weeks pregnant with little braelyn sky. she's following the dr.'s advice. "just t stpone anything that you're going to do it's not worth your child's developmental issues or developmental skills for a week outside of the u.s.," said expecting mom, lacee schraeder. there's work on a vaccine, but flemming says it's still at least 2 years away. but, he thinks the virus shouldt become a widespread problem in the country if

dr. al fleming. doctors say the best way to avoid contracting the disease is postponing travel during pregnancy. tonight at 10, hear more details from a doctor and an expecting siouxland couple with zika concerns. students are using their free time to support a cause. several north high students are a part of a group called "caring closet." the group offers clothing, shoes and other necessities for free to siouxlanders in need. all items have been donated by north high students, staff and community members. the caring closet will be open again from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. this saturday. one north high student says they have something for everyone. "we do have clothes for little kids, toddlers, babies, infants, um teenagers, and then we have for college students and adults, we have prom dresses, we have work clothes, such as scrubs for nurses, we have other kinds of work clothes. and we also have professional clothing. we have blazers, dress pants, dress shirts, and even a variety of shoes for all sizes an

dr. fleming, for introducing this very important amendment. he and i both know that hunting is a major part of louisiana's heritage and culture, and in louisiana, hunters themselves are usually the best steward of our environment. this amendment would give authority to the louisiana secretary of wildlife and fisheries to nominate roads that can be open for utility terrain vehicles in the kisatchie national forest. like dr. fleming said, these vehicles have a minimum footprint and are much safer than traditional a.t.v.'s. they carry game and carry splice. but far too long they have been -- carry supplies. but far too long they have been prohibited from sharing roads with other users. dr. fleming's amendment would make federal law more consistent with existing state laws of louisiana where these u.t.v.'s are commonly used in a safe and responsible manner. this would allow hunters greater access to roads within the kisatchie forest tribal plan. if the chief of the forest service determines that opening a road to u.t.v.'s would pose an unacceptabl

dr. woodson. a little later here on good day virginia, we'll sit down with a woman who graduated from william fleming high school in one of the first integrated classes. we'll hear her story and how she went on to become the first black journalist at the roanoke in botetourt county:historic structures that once served as slave quarters could soon be on the move! according to the friends of greenfield, preston plantation's facebook page- botetourt county bought the property in 1995- and last year the county approved an agreement to transfer the roanoke valley development foundation.they say under the agreement, botetourt county must relocate the two historic buildings.the group is working to keep these historic structures on the original site. a lesson in engineering. how a local event is allowing kids to create robots, and how you can get involved! and local grocery store is doing its part you're the 20th annual children's engineering convention brings in teachers from all over the commonwealth together to learn new ways to educate their students.but as w-f-x-r's charlie cooper shows us, some student

dr. woodson.tune in tomorrow morning on good day virginia.we will have a live interview with a woman who graduated from william fleming high school in one of the first integrated classes ... and went on to become the first black journalist at the roanoke times. florists are busy this time of year.with valentines day just a few days away- they're putting final touches on floral arrangements.but one local florist has more than just valentine's day to worry about.he's also doing arrangments for a party with hundreds of people.wfxr's sophia borrelli shows us what it takes to-- prepare flowers for the heart ball 0:08 - 0:110:57 - 1:06 nat of phone ringingthe phone is ringing off the hook as employees arrange beautiful mark frye/owner of creative occasions: "oh no it's stress, let's call it what it is, it's stress."owner mark frye says he and his crew have been planning for months. mark frye/owner of creative occasions: "we bulk up with extra delivery drivers, we bulk up with extra people to help answer the phones, all of those kinds of things go into planning for this holiday." mark says he enjoys seeing his products bring

dr. woodson. coming up in our 8-o'clock hour right here on good day virginia, we'll sit down with a woman who graduated from william fleming high school in one of the first integrated classes. we'll hear her story and how she went on to become the first black journalist at the roanoke times. high pressure will build east across the region tonight ahead ofa weak area of low pressure that will approach from the west byearly friday. this clipper system will cross our area on fridaywith some light snow accumulations possible...especially in the mountains. arctic high pressure will build in for the weekendresulting in very cold but overall dry conditions in botetourt county:historic structures that once served as slave quarters could soon be on the move! according to the friends of greenfield, preston botetourt county bought the property in 1995- and last year the county approved an agreement to transfer the property to the greater roanoke valley development foundation.they say under the agreement, botetourt county must relocate the two historic buildings.the group is working to keep these historic structures on the original a