and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. >> evan: i'm evan smith. two decades ago he was bill clinton's secretary of labor. today he teaches public policy at u.c. berkeley and he's just published his 15th book, "saving capitalism for the many, not the few". he's robert reich. this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? and how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i just got an f from you, actually. this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: mr. secretary, welcome. >> robert: thank you, evan. >> evan: very nice to have you here. >> robert: good to be here. >> evan: when did income inequality become a thing? i realize that's kind of a metaphysical question. i don't mean it in the broad sense. i know that y

(laughs) - [evan] right. sales will now skyrocket actually. - yes well let me say that i put nothing into the book that isn't already present in the real world or the paper i'm working on. so they have made great strides in sex robots. - yeah. - have you noticed that? - no i'm sorry we don't write that. (laughter) - well i have because i fool around on the internet. have you heard of pepper the facial expression reading robot that they've developed in japan and-- - no i haven't why don't you tell us about it? - pepper just got launched. and he is a greet- i think it's a he. but it's hard to tell because he looks like a chessman with a big wheel thing underneath. - [evan] okay. - he's not a sex bot. but he can shake hands with you. and apparently he can read your expression, he can say... you're looking a little sad today. or my we look quite happy. i don't know actually what he says. - right. - they have them as greeters in banks and enterprises like that. traditional greeter positions. they put a bunch of th

>>evan: why? >>chef bruce: the tartness and they're not too sugary sweet and they will still retain a little crunch in the final product. if you use one of the softer apples, like golden delicious or something like that, it will be almost like apple mush. >>evan: okay. >>chef bruce: this is a little tarter and little bit sturdier apple. so, we just lay the apples in. just like that. on top of the first layer of bread. sprinkle it with some pecans. >>evan: mmmm. be on our web site. >>chef bruce: yes, exactly. and then, lay the rest of the bread right on top. >>evan: that's a whole loaf of white bread? >>chef bruce: one 20-ounce loaf of white bread. if you want to use, you know, if you want to go to a jewish bakery and get hallla bread ( ), any kind of bread will work with bread pudding but the key to this is -- i missed an apple -- is get the bread all the way around and then take the custard. this egg mixture that evan blended together for me, is actually an egg custard. >>evan: really? >>chef bru

>>evan: might be messy. >>zack: oh my gosh. success. >>evan: there we go. >>zack: oh, wow, that's fantastic. >>evan: you guys never dissip disappoint. there is never a time you disappoint when you come on here. oh my goodness. now that i have food in my mouth, let's try to get the weather forecast for you right now. looking at clear conditions. as we make our way into the afternoon hours today. warmest temperatures of the day, actually coming this morning, that shine will stick around mountain morning snow, possible for the middle of the week. >>evan: whoa. flurries right there. we should probably note to self, we should probably not bite at the same time. bad idea. >>zack: good idea. we will take turns. >>evan: gma is next on news 13. go get yourself some powerballtt2w`t3n@2d" bt@q/.\ tt2w`t3n@2d" "a@q?"8 tt2w`t3n@2d" bm@q4)4 tt4w`t3n@2d"" dztq >> good morning, america. breaking overnight, who wants to be a billionai

>>evan: wow. and if you know someone you would like to nominate for ore "person of the week," someone who inspires through great urage and action, someone who goes above and beyond in the community, sent an e-mail to news@wlos.com. >>> to western carolina basketball team entered the weekend looking for its first conference victory. their goal after the break. >>zack: rain rolled through in the overnight hours, there are wet roadways on this early sunday morning, but skies are already trying to clear out. 42 degrees right now in asheville. and you see the wind coming from the southth at 8 miles per hour. those are only going to be increasing as we head through the rest of the day. one cold front came through, ahead of that front was all the precipitation, but now on the back side of that, we are seeing some of those clear conditions and the winds can be gusting even closer to about 30 miles per hour. sustained winds of up 20 miles per hour. so, overall, a breezy and gusty day and the warmest temper

>>evan: okay. last question from john pryer, he asks my 9 year-old cat had a dental cleaning and had to have something pulled because of reabsorption lesion, what causes this? >>dr. mark: unfortunately we don't know. a lot of these lesions, they are common in cats, probably 50% of cats when they get to age 6 will have developed some. there is a cell in the tooth that gets activated for some unknown reason and it will start to kind of eat away at the enamel and will cause a hole in the tooth at the gum line. it's progressive and gets worse and worse and eventually the tooth will fracture off. the problem with that process is it's very painful. but, the difficulty with cats is they rarely want to show us something is bothering them in their mouth. that's the issue with the lesions. they have very painful to the cat and hard to treat. so, really, extracting the tooth is the best way to keep the kitty cat's mouth pain free. >>evan: there you go. you can send us your question, at news 1, we will be >>ev

evan? >>evan: continuing coverage now this morning, asheville police charge a woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend. it happened yesterday outside the victim's home in west asheville. police say it was a case of domestic violence. news 13's frank fraboni has the latest on thistory. >>reporter: rest cuers rolled the victim from the scene at beaver view apartments to a waiting ambulance. police say he was taken to mission hospital after being stabbed. his injuries were not considered life-threatening. >> police questioned several witness, including princess gains, the mother of the woman accused in the stabbing. >> he opened the door and she said let me go and he said you ain't going anywhere. >>reporter: she said her daughter stabbed her boyfriend during an altercation about money and a cell phone. >> it happened so fast, i didn't know she had a knife. what you do? >>reporter: her mother says she jumped in a car and fled while the boyfriend began bleeding profusely. >> i tried to help and

evan? >>evan: thank, hope. continuing coverage now this morning, asheville police charge a woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend. it happened yesterday outside the victim's home in west asheville. police say it was a case of domestic violence. news 13's frank fra bony ( ) has the latest on the story. >>reporter: rescuers rolled the victim from the scene at the beaver view apartments to a waiting police. police say he was taken to mission hospital after being stand stabbed. his injuries were not considered life-threatening. police questioning several witnesses outside where the victim lived including princess gains, the mother of the young woman accused in the stabbing. >> he opened the door up. she said let me go, he said you ain't going no where. >> she says her daughter, monique gaynes, a college student home for winter break, stabbed her boyfriend during an >> it happened so fast, i didn't know she had a knife. i said monique, what you doing? >>reporter: her mother said she jumped in her car and fled, whil

>>evan: thank you, hope. we were also on the scene as crews responded to a smore structure fire on browndale road. the call came in around midnight and we are told that fire is now under control. we will update you throughout the show. you can also find the latest information on our web site, wlos.com or twitter or facebook pages and of course we will continue our coverage on news 13 tonight at 6 p.m.. >> a brunswick county powerball's boyfriend is out of jail again after posting a $12 million bond. 31 year-old lamar mcdowell was arrested for violating his pretrial release for previous drug related charges. of 2014 and paid $3 million bond just a week after her $188 million powerball win. >> a disturbing recruitment video from a somali terrorist group features republican candidate donald trump. more on that from our affiliate. >> donald trump's ban on ms. limb travel is being cruised in a terror recruiting video. the republican front runner announced in his plan if he was president, he said, in the wake of th

evan, back to you. >>evan: thank, john. we will continue to run all the closings and cancellations we have at the bottom of your screen throughout the news cast. most of the events like concerts and shows have been postponed. if you have weekend plans it's a good idea to call ahead. >>> news 13's been keeping you up to date on every moment of the storm. after the show we will have live reports and updates throughout the day. we will also post any updates to the forecast on wlos.com. you can also go there to sign up for text alerts, weather and school and church closings. we will post updated information twitter pages. >>> a university of virginia student is at the center of an international dispute. north korea announced friday it is olding otto warm beer a prisoner for what it calls a hostile act against the country. he reportedly entered on a tourist visa, the travel company he was with says he was detained december 2nd. the u.s. embassy in seoul says it is aware of the student's arrest. >>> police are investigating a off

>> >>evan: 7:52. a routine patrol check near a biltmore park neighborhood pool leads police to a stolen vehicle. it happened around 11:30 last night near heath brook circle and combine road. asheville police say three men were taken into custody overnight after being in possession of a stolen car. they say they also found a gun. no one was injured. the incident is still under madison county authorities are searching for a man reported missing december 30th. 37 year-old johnny cook was last seen the day after thanksgiving at that weaverville wal-mart. his parents say he often stayed with his girlfriend for weeks at a time. so they didn't report his disaperns right away. if you know where johnny cook is or you have seen him in the last month, please call the madison county sheriff offense office. >>> a second buncombe county sheriff offense deputy has been fired after a complaint about use of force. deputy tim tens was fired earlier this week. yesterday, deputies sean kent was also terminated. the incid

>>evan: that's right. we will be right back with more coverage of this winter weather, including the story of two buncombe county women and the storm they will never forget. >> remember you can get your daily skywatch weather forecast sent to your phone even if you can't tune in to watch. and we will send it to you every what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. >>evan: some kids in mission hospital couldn't get outside, so staff brought buckets of snow inside for them to play. some got to go outside, including 12 year-old gracie sweat, she was in the hospital for 8 days and will be there for another two weeks for treatment. gracie said seeing snowfall, thinking she might miss the snow outside, nurse meghan brought her good news. >> i kind of like to make snow angels, an

e evan? >>evan: it let up in asheville, just a little flurries, but it's coming down in maggie valley. john ostendorff continues live team coverage. john, how much snow are you seeing coming down there? >>reporter: well, evan, it's rally been continuing to snow for the last hour and i know zack talked about how dry the snow is. kind of take a look here. i mean, this stuff, out in maggie, it is really dryry you can see it on my shovel here, that you can almost just sift it out and, in fact, it's not real good snowball snow out here in maggie valley. sewcol road, we have some traffic. but, it's beginning to pick up. this road has been plowed. but, again, it's really not very safe to travel this morning. i'm just going to step out here for just a second and take a quick look while we have got no traffic. it's getting really icy, and this dry snow is going to make it dangerous to travel today. so, please, if you can, stay off the road. let's check in with hope hanselman and she will tell us ate b

>>hope: hey, evan. this is so cool because we get a firsthand look at what goes into the training experiences for some of these firefighters. we are standing inside the high rise building, one of several different types of fires these guys will be responding took.com/news day. they have mark dillingham with me from the skyland fire department. >>> mark, first of all, this computer actually controls the whole operation today, right? >> it does this. is the brains what we are looking at is a screen and it shows our burn rooms an each one of the burn rooms will show up and tell me exactly which one and which room is burning and which one is -- how hot it is in the building, and it gives a whole lot of information being able to turn the fans of and on, the smoke generators. so everything is real computerized now. it's state of the art. >>hope: how impressive and how computerized this is. we will walk outside and take upacross this building here at the training facility. this place is about three years old,

>>evan: i like. that. to learn more, go to chideo.com and click on "news links." >> start your day off with a great breakfast. we will show you. >>holly: welcome to the "carolina kitchen." we have blue ridge bear back with us, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >>holly: tell us what blue ridge bear is in. >> we are a bakery and we are a bakery because we only sell thins on the knew investigationtral popperties we bake, we use chia and flax seed so a lot of omega and fiber and nutrition and we work with food allergy, and dietary restrictions. people with diabetes, cancer, ceil yak and the low carb lifestyle and i'm one of the people that's why i am here to share it. we are doing a recipe for low carb pancakes. >>holly: i didn't know that existed. >> i made it. i made it. so so we need 2 cups of flour, not flour, basically, you can use whichever nuts you prefer. i have almond and i have walnut flour. i find those two go very well together. >>holly: okay. >> we also are going to need a quar

>>evan: so amazing. obviously we have seen the launch when nasa did these, the rocket split off and the rest of the shuttle continues. theses guys figured how to make the rocket come back and land themselves. the video is great. space-x and he is probably one of the most amazing people. >>evan: he's like tony stark. >>zack: the coldest air is yet to come, and today we will see lots offunshine and blue sky, much of what we saw yesterday and you see the bottom line there. flurries. who is going to catch snow? coming up after the break. now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >>zack: good sunday morning to you all. another cold, quiet and clear start to our day. the cloud cover is still remaining a little bit further off to our south. i think the upstate may be but, overall, we are going to keep things on the dry side for the second half of the weekend. so, if you couldn't enjoy the sunshine yesterday, today will be much more of the same and our temperatures rivalling what we saw 24

evan? >>evan: thank you very much, kim. we will continue to monitor the weather conditions throughout until 8 a.m.. we also need your help. if you are seeing snow, show us. show us your pictures and video, pics@wlos.com. you can find the latest information right here and on-line at wlos.com. >>> all new this morning, hendersonville police arrest a fayetteville man suspected of robbing a triangle shop 34 year-old andrew dalton was taken into custody friday night. he is charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. he is being held at the henderson county detention facility on $60,000 bond. his court date is this tuesday. >>> the haywood county sheriff offense office is looking for two armed robbery suspects. the crime happened at galloway's convenience store friday night. deputies say at least one of the suspects waved his gun around and demanded money. both of those suspects, according to police, were wearing red hoodies with dark pants and dark ball caps. anyone with information is asked to call the haywood county county s

... - [evan] thank you for being caught. - [mary lynn] it's exciting. - [evan] good to have you. - many of us know you through the front door as an actress. we know you from 24 or some of the other stuff you've done. you've been a comedian for a long time. do you self-define these days as a comedian who acts or as an actress who does stand-up? - it's hard to say at this point. i don't really know. - maybe there's no one or the other, it's both. - yeah, i kind of change once i get on the road. last time...i just got into austin, so things haven't gotten too crazy yet. last night was pretty mellow, but i was just in atlanta, and when i landed, i called my husband, "i miss you, i don't know what i'm doing, "why am i doing this?" and, then had a great show, and i don't usually go out that much, and then the comedians were like, "come out with us!" and then ended up going out, having a crazy night. - [evan] yeah, it's a scene. you enjoy it, still. you've been doing this a long time, but you still enjoy it. - i enjoy it, it's just the transition between, "why am i doing this?" and then, once

>>hope: thank you, evan. just to recap what we have seen so far today, these are some of the worst neighborhoods that we have seen. this is west asheville. just off sand hill school road. it's not looking too good out here. definitely not been plowed. very thick, very icy. underneath all of this. secondary roads are the biggest concern in buncombe county. other main thorough fairs, brevard road, sar dis, sand hill, interstate, all looking for the most part pretty good. but, all of them have icy patches so we want to ask you to drive slower than normal if you have to leave the house today. obviously, some folks like the ones who live around here, are best just staying home. we have got lots of school closings, excuse me, lots of church closings on the sunday morning. you can check those at the wlos app. city bus service in asheville starts again at noon today. but some of the routes are limited so check that before you head out the door, too, and the city is asking you to clear sidewalks near your house. as mo

>>evan: 6:26 now. jenny beer the owner of "elements" raw food joining us in the "carolina kitchen" for the first time. we are very excited to have you here. >>evan: of course. first tell us about your restaurant. >> all right. the concept of our restaurant is to serve all organic plant. >> based food and not have any preservatives or any artificial additives to the food. the idea is to bring real food to everyone in the community. and you don't have to be vegan or vegetarian to enjoy it. it's just superdelicious, organini nourishingfood. >>evan: we will use almond milk and this is something you use right away on chestnut off merryman avenue near where i live. so i checked it out. how do you prepare almonds? >> they must be soaked ahead of time. we soak them to make them more digestible and so these almonds have actually been soaked and dehydrated. the dee hydrating is not necessary but that's what we >> so, a basic batch of almond milk is going to be about two cups of almonds and i have got a measureme

>>evan: that's disgusting. cricket pesto and crusted beef with toasted crickets, what do they taste like? >>zack: one chef says nutty flavors and the culinary director says more than 2,000,000,000 people in the world eat insects and crickets are rich in protein. >>evan: we had a story a couple months ago i think it was where there was some sort of store that was making cricket milk shakes. i guess they are high in protein. >>zack: they ground up the crickets and put them into their smew thinks? i know we had the ( ) conversation back then. i'm not sure that's what i want on my menu, breakfast lunch or dinner. i don't neat crickets. >>evan: not for me at all. do we have the flake-only ter? >>zack: it will be on the flake only ter on the show. day is brighter skies. through the morning hours, there is cloud cover. those are going to be clearing along with some fog concerns this morning. but, the clouds are going to be returning overnight. the snow is back tomorrow morning, but it will be a very quick stint. bitte

commissioner evans: yes, she is no children. his uncle is here. >> can you identify the officer, commissioner? commissioner evans: initially, because all of our officers have it, but a nearby uniform was nearby and tied it off and helped him. that was fortunate. it could have saved his life. >> did he have the gun on him when he was tackled? commissioner evans: i am not sure if he had it on him, but the gun was found nearby. >> what is the officer' s name? commissioner evans: i don' t want to give it because we do not know if all of his family has been notified. i understand that his mother just underwent very serious surgery. we do not what his name out at this time. commissioner evans: i think our officers lay their lives on the line every day and this job has not gotten any easier. of negative views and we work our best to keep the neighborhood safe and we are out there so young kids are not getting shot in it really bothers me that someone would think it is ok to shoot at a policeman. this individual has a dangerous past. he

commissioner evans, i appreciate your hard work and dedication on mr. expertise in the elevation of professionals of new brought to this commission. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? >> i would like to adjourn in the memory of deceased firefighter--. i would like to personally say to everyone to keep safe. this is a dangerous job you do. that's all. just

we will begin with beth germano where commissioner william evans is about to speak at some pointbeth. >> reporter: he is inside the hospital with the the officer who is being cared for here. boston mayor walsh arrived a short time ago we expect them to give us a update on what happens here. we know the officer was shot in the leg and undercover officer who was chasing a suspect. we don't know more details than that which we are hoping to hear from the commissioner he. but they are personal difficult press conferences for the commissioner when any of his officers are shot in the line of duty. the commissioner ironically was just in washington, d.c. invited by the president to take part in a round table on the issue of guns and proposals. he was before a committee on beacon hill talking about violence on the streets yesterday. and the issues around safe guns so he is angry about this getting guns off the streets and violence on the streets and the danger that his officers face. so what we need are details. we are told the officer is going to be okay. these are noncritical injuries but s

. >> tammy: evan, where's a good place to start? have enough food at home. if we're talking about your car, start. make sure you have enough tread. in the next half hour i'll show penny. you also want to make sure too much, they won't grip the road. too little, and you won't be able to drive on them. >> so important that your car is as prepared as you are. >>> . >> evan: when it comes to driving experience, it's a good idea to . >> been associated with driver's ed for 40 years. >> evan: so just a little bit. >> just a little bit. >> evan: leeroy owns mountain professionals driving school. his biggest tip for winter following distance. >> in inclement weather, snow, ice, sleet, rain, all of that stuff, double those. >> evan: that's the time to pass . >> if you hit them too hard, they will do the pumping. do before you get in the car. >> make sure you have plenty of gas. windshield wiper fluid, certainly. >> evan: in that moment you spin out of control, turn your steering wheel back in toward the car. >> stir in to the skid. the main

. >> frank: evan, why did they do it? >> evan: well the restaurant's owner says it's a great way to try and pay his employees a living wage. that's $12 an hour here in western north carolina. more importantly, it's that way to close the pay cut with the back of the house and the front and servers bring that food to you. now, they'll all make the same amount. >> they've been playing good music now. >> evan: snow day, school's out. not just kids but teachers, too. but in school or out, they're always taking the opportunity to teach. especially the value of hard work. >> i started busing tables when i was 15 years old. >> evan: and this buser turned teacher . >> in an economy in asheville where you have many people who can't find forms of work, many of these people have bachelor's and master's degree looking for other work. we are a tourist economy. these people rely on this income. the idea tipping insures g gd service isn't true. >> you understand that the money you're levering on the table is paying the wages of that serv

so, we need evan. there really is a handful of great legal expertise the knows how the federal funds, the pod funds, section 202 funds, prop a funds all work together. so i implore you to please grant him this waiver. we really hope to start construction on 200 units this year, but we need his help to do it. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is david schnoor rector of real estate development. i also request you grant the waiver that will allow evan gross to continue doing this work. committee housing partnership has a 25 year history for developing supportive housing here in san francisco. firmly most people and were part of the group of nonprofits working to transform public housing to mental assistance demonstration program. there's a lot of housing the bowman activity in the former housing world in san francisco reynaud him up with the passage of proposition but also created a new affordable housing bond with all the public housing revitalization going on, there was a lot

>>evan: how many numbers? >>zack: none. >>evan: the best part, nobody else did either. we will have more on that in

>>evan: welcome bam. people are sharing video and this is gracey playing with a giant ( ) frisbee in the snow, i think in the pack there? >>zack: this is a shot of the mountains. that's what we have got. we have got a lot of great pictures from the last few days and we will be showing them to you. this is 91 year-old betty camulla of asheville and she is showing how much snow fell on her house. >>evan: that's a big ruler. >>zack: that's fantastic. >>evan: this is six year-old natalie in traveler's rest. aww, she made an olaf snowman. her grandfather greg coats sent that shot. keep the picks and videos coming, folks. this is one i took yesterday when i was driving around with one of our photographers. should be coming up right here. this is the entranceway going into the biltmore estate. many of you made this drive. you know how beautiful it is when you are driving through those windy roads, through that little forest through in biltmore. you come through the gates and i just wanted to see what it looked l

evan, this will be the fourth brewery in that village. >> evan: yeah. with a nearly $2 million investment in this 1.4 acre property, burial is really excited to be here. and at least one of their beer neighbors says they're happy to have them. >> doug, tim and i opened it 2013 in a very modest building on the south slope. years, they're expanded for the second time. >> we certainly hit that capacity and hit it very quickly. like, we cannot fit another fermentation tank, for example, at this one location. >> evan: expanding the second location in to this property at biltmore village. the fourth brewery spot for beer lovers. and french broad brewery says they welcome the new neighbors. >> i think it's really good for this area. for our local east asheville community. it's going to be a spot that allows people to choose different styles of beer. there's a lot of development in oakly. so there's going to be a lot more locals. >> evan: this beloved mural and a vending machine that sells lots of nothing. the owners say that kind of >> our lineup is still ever

. - i'm evan smith, she's a comedian and an actress whose credits include mr. show with bob and david, the larry sanders show and, most memorably, 24 and its miniseries reboot, 24: live another day. she's mary lynn rajskub, this is overheard. - [evan voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and, over time, took it on and... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an "f" from you. this is overheard. - [evan] mary lynn, welcome. - [mary lynn] hi. - [both] nice to see you. - very nice to meet you. so, i'm catching you now as you're out on tour doing stand-up, which you do a fair amount of these days.

. >> tammy: evan, you ran in to a familiar face today. >> evan: yeah, tammy. each of the past two years at this very same job fair, we've run in to rose marie viera. she's been a aund dropping her resume looking for work. but this year when we saw her, she was only at one booth. >> it's a little dissuading >> how are you? >> good. how are you? i'm hoping i can help you. >> reporter: she was in dire straits. >> for the last three months, there's been absolutely no income. >> time is actually already up. this last month, we made our last mortgage that we could make. >> evan: we ran in to her again today. but this side she was on the other side of the booth. an employee now with rainbow international looking someone just like her. >> i want to give the hope to others. there's a few people here today that even though they weren't a fit for our company, i said don't give up hope. try this. this is what i did and it worked. >> reporter: one of them is yvonne horseman. >> it's creative. i like a challenge. i like problem solving. >> oh, she was great. she was a littl

>>evan: good morning, everyone. it is sunday, january 17th. i'm evan donovan. >>zack: and i'm zack green. >>evan: we have a new chef in the "carolina kitchen," we have some vegan friendly raw food, that will be cool. >>zack: i don't think i have ever tried vegan food. a lot of myiet consists of meat. >>evan: mine, too. >>zack: i love burgers and steak and chicken. >>evan: me, to. >>zack: we will see how it goes. panthers game today.

our own evan millward dresses up in yellow and black gear downtown...(sot)"it's a violation to talk to a steelers fan...get out of here... (laughs)"the kickback from the queen city..you're we're watching the weather. grabbing all our bengals gear. and getting ready for a home playoff game against the dreaded pittsburgh steelers. steelers.so - what is playoff week like here through the eyes of a steelers' fan?we sent evan millward with a hidden camera.he's on ....well, he's on *someone's* side tonight.we'll let you decide. evan millward/@evanmillward 4227 it seems like everyone's reaching for their championship gear this week, right? well, we're about to notice a whole lot more of another color out and about in downtown cincinnati.at koch sporting goods -william green/steelers fan 1635 lifelong fan, i don't jump ship.we meet william green - from cincinnati - steelers fan. 1619 green: been here all my lifeevan: why the heck are you a steelers fan?green: mean joe green! when i was playing sports, peewee football mean joe green and the steelers was who i wa

>> darcel: evan, isn't there some history behind this location? >> evan: there is, darcel. actually, yeah, we're right just off of biltmore village off sweeten creek road. this is 16 shady oak drive. this is six buildings on this 1.4 acre site are going to be the home of the location of burial beer company. they used to house the civilian conservation corps. tourism in this area for such a long time. the new brewery will expand burial's ten-fold. that's the second expansion in just the past year. they had a ten barrel system at their current location at south slope. which as i mentioned is a big fan favorite for beer they're sort of known for experimental beers. it's been the way since the brewery started about three years ago. the owner says that will expansion. >> during that time we're able experimenting. i think we can continue to do that certainly as our brewing capacity expands. >> evan: now the investment will be about $1.8 million and will create about 17 new jobs. a mix of full-time and each one of these buildings, all historic, has a purpose. here. house a brew ho

>>evan: jennifer lewis,. lasting through the morning hours, making its way further east and dissipate. clear conditions on the way, monday and tuesday. but man, it is going to be chilly as we head up to monday morning. >>evan: and i told you i would

doctors say that was huge in evan's almost unheard of recovery. package of inspiration. >> he woke up with pain in his back and hip. he wasn't able to walk or move his arms or legs. >> dr. feedman diagnosed him. >> as a result of an inflammation or infection in the spinal cord. >> a mysterious polio like condition. he thinks evan may have been part of the virus that left 120 kids with paralysis last year. >> everything he's done for the last seven and a half years changes in one weekend. >> doctors say evan would be wheelchair. >> we just kept pushing. >> so i could at least walk. >> more than a year of therapy later and he's off. celebrating a birthday at sky zone, where sky is the limit from a -- that -- >> healthy and happy and moving and walking and running and jumping and playing. they told us it wouldn't happen. it did. >> celebrating 9 years old strong. >> he's back to 100% normal. >> but there are 130 more kids that have been reported to the cdc that are not where evan is. >> only one or two decides evan made full recoveries. >> it's a miracle. >> he's meant to do something gr

let's check in with evan donovan. he is live in hendersonville. good morning, evan. >>evan: hey, good morning, lauren. yeah, you mentioned the dot trucks that are out and about trying to clear the roadways. one of them, jaclyn said just a moment ago, has broken down on i-26 westbound, closing that westbound lane from columbus to the saluda exit. in terms of weather conditions that we are seeing out here, the snowfall is getting a little bit smaller, little harder. we were seeing those big leafy now, wind picked up a little bit. temperatures seem like they are dropping just a tad. but, the snow is increasing almost, if you can believe it. just about an inch has fatten only in the last half hour since we have been here, at least a good 3-4" in the past four hours since we have been seeing the snowfall and it doesn't seem to be letting up. >>> you see the snowstorms sometimes, you have them come through and it's this intense but only for a little period of time. it's been hours on end now it's been coming down like this. >>> i made calls around to some of our surroundin

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they are looking for 13-year-old jennifer evans of silver springs. he might be with jennifer evans, his mom, who refused to give dcf access to the child. if you know where they are you should call 911. also posted these pictures at facebook.com/fox35news. man on a crime spree in a seminole county neighborhood and holly bristow has the crime alert. >> reporter: caught on camera. a guy pulling at car door handles until finding some open. he sifts through the glove boxes what is surprising the victims is what he is taking. >> he took the garage door opener like this one and he goes to the second car. >> reporter: jason thought his wife left the garage door open when she got home late saturday night. >> this was the garage door when we woke up.

minutes away from weather and traffic and another person nice to have along is meteorologist bill evans with >> nice to see you guys, good morning, everybody. taking a day and warming it up. numbers around 12, 11, 10. now 26. it's cold. we are minus the wind. 17 white plains to 7 monticello. these numbers are cold. toms river 5. we have a calm wind. when you have a calm wind the temperature drops more than when you have wind blowing and the friction going. a light west wind, that's it. the windchills are not that bad. we are looking at 26 in the park. 18 to 11 down the shore. monticello has a calm wind. it's 7 there. looking at 34 by noontime to 40 this afternoon. going to feel a lot better. it gets warmer as we head to the end of the week. we will talk about that next. heather is here. how does it feel this morning. >> better than yesterday of course. let's go to the subway status. condition at queensboro plaza and 5th avenue. expect service changes. long island railroad, new jersey transit, metro north orlando close to schedule. minor delays -- are on or close to schedule. van wyck so

inches. >>> meteorologist bill evans joins us with the forecast. >> here we go. a look from our camera on the roof. we are looking to midtown. no problem with cloud cover, skies and things, that stuff. you can see the stars out in the suburbs and you get away from the city lights, that's good. it's cold here. 59th street south down to midtown, cold morning. here is our camera at 4 time's square looking south. the verrazano narrows down to staten island. jersey. a 23-mile visibility and this cold arctic air mass, dry humidity. look at the pressure 30.48. that is strong high pressure over us. yesterday's high 36. colder today. normal high 38. we are close to normal temperatures. yesterday is sort of how it feels this time of the year. we just haven't felt like that this time of the year. we will have a pretty sunrise. the core of the cold is this morning. it will struggle to 30 today despite sunshine and less wind. moderating temperatures tomorrow. it looks wet this weekend. ten is the miles per hour at teterboro. white plains 20 miles per hour wind. 18 in the park

evans seen here was hit but is expected to survive. she' s been charged with armed carjacking and police say attempted murder charges will be added. the two men with evans were the officers are now on administrative leave while the investigation continues. >>> this morning working to get more answers after someone shot and killed a 59- year- old riding in a car. it happened on central street just north of altamonte drive. it' s just a few blocks from the boys and girls club of central florida and altamonte springs. here' s what we know so far. 15- year- old tamar harris was in a car when someone standing in the road starting shooting at him. after that they hit a light pole and short time later and police are still searching for that gunman. >>> last night orlando was meant to be a night full of rock n roll but turned into the empty amway center because of the major concert headlined by defleopard just before the show. >> this is the message from support. the bill is still happening for the future date. >> reporter: that was just one o

news 13's evan donovan is live from where the crash happened near saluda. evan... one eastbound lane just reopened in the last half hour. just as we pulled up on the scene at right at 5 o'clock one lane had reopened on i 26 eastbound between mile marker 59 and 60. the right-hand lane is now open. all fire departments have cleared from the scene except for the saluda fire department which remains. toopers and other officials are still working the scene. we know one person has died but we don't know the name of that person. we are told crews are likely to be on the scene until about 7 am. obviously take caution when driving through this area, go slowly as there are many crews still out here. reporting live from polk county evan donovan of the news 13 3 3 3 happening today... a candler man accused of scamming in court. marshall spears is charged with two counts of felony obtaining property by false pretenses. at least a half-dozen victims claim they were defrauded by spears ... including several elderly women. 3 3 3 we have an update on a story we first broke yesterda

and bill evans with your accuweather forecast. >> all right, here we go. let's take a look right around where the staten island ferry will be going back and forth here. so let's say you are going back and forth here and let's say just you're leaving a little bit of the festivities and headed that way or headed coming in. you got to come into the city today. a little wind out here northwest at 17 miles an hour. and it's gusting up to about 21. so we will be seeing what will be some of those winds today that kind of affect things off and on. forth from the ferry here across from bridgeport over toward port jeff. still lookinged that wind out there. -- at that wind out there. be aware of that and just dress warm think this morning. debbie duhaime is looking at the commute and problems on the fdr still i take right? >>> yes, outside and take a look. the fdr drive northbound in the 70s look at this. that accident just about cleared so things are moving a lot better on the fdr drive. going over to the maps and parts of broadway and 7th avenue remain closed here

reporting in polk county, i'm evan donovan for news 13. >>lauren: evan, thank you. right now let's head to the on-time traffic center where jaclyn is keeping an eye on other roads in the area. >>jaclyn: thank, lauren. there is construction happening in marshall to talk about. north carolina 63 is closed near half noon ridge road for some repairs is for those in the area follow the sign detour in place to get around it. the project will wrap up next week. getting a look at i-26 closer to asheville it is a smooth ride from i-40 over airport road. and everything is looking good and flowing smoothly on the westbound side for you as well. >>> turning to hendersonville road in south asheville, this is also a clear commute for you. the drive on the northbound side from long sholes road into downtown should take you about 15 minutes. that's a look at your on-time traffic report brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. back to you. >>jay: jack link, thank you. last friday snow was melting but what is underneath it can cause form of potholesful the north carolina

this is where we're going to go. >> evan: a man is driving a lincoln town car. if you see that vehicle, call the henderson county sheriff's office. >> darcel: investigators are still searching for the cause of a fire on weaverville. our crew at the scene saw firefighters removing a bed. a woman inside and her dog made >>> police say two cars collided as they were merging on to i-240 from haywood road. the woman driving the black car told officers she couldn't see the vehicle in front of her because of the fog. the woman driving the silver car was taken to mission hospital and listed as stable. >> jason: there is a little snow in the forecast, guys. it comes tonight. it won't be asheville. it will be the high country. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. watch the pines moving around a little bit. the wind is also going to whip up with this next shot of air. advisory out for yancey, mitchell, avery. the high elevations of mcdowell and burke. gusts up to 45 miles per hour. especially the higher elevations. our temperatures have been a little milder overa

you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> good morning. here we go. we got skies that are clear to partly cloudy. a little chilly. a pretty good day today. temperatures yesterday were in the low 40s. we started out around 33. the other issue is up the hudson river valley where the temperatures are in the teens and low 20s. there could be melting from yesterday and that could create black ice overnight. be aware that from and dover in sussex county all the way up the hudson river valley there could be issues today with that on the roadways. i will let heather handle that. down around wrightstown there might be that problem, too. a nice day today. other than that, 42. a mixture of sun and clouds. we will talk about snow for tomorrow morning. >> what. >> because you came back today and brought that. all over the place for you and found out you were here. >>> n trains skipping 7 of the 9 stations in brooklyn but they have temporary platforms set up bay parkway and 8th avenue. long island rai

evans. tom o'connell from 791 of our paramedic captains. so our chief financial [inaudible] to summit this week are action items and then strategic planning committee as a whole will be meeting again next week i generate 21st. with regard to our 1/50, when out in our one previous year as you know on december 3. we celebrating officially 150 years on december 3 on december 3, 1866 we have a lot of plans underway. there's another committee meeting tomorrow. last month, on the 29th, i met with david-assistant who oversees the guardians of the city is one of the cochairman as well as assistant chief david franklin to discuss the items as we get closer to the get off which we april 18. we have been busy-i've met with the giants did i meeting with regarding assistance and sponsorship. mta has agreed to place some of our graphics on the bus shelters as well as the light rail vehicles and muni buses. so, lots of good work being done and will have a website-i like to indulge the academy of arts, univ

james: evan washburn with devin mccourty. evan: i think you can say you guys did your job in freight peyton manning a lot of this game. what factors did lead to you guys lose something >> we just didn't play well enough. you get to the a.f.c. championship, you get down, you have to play really your best football of the year and today we just fell short. a couple of plays here and there where they made better plays, really the deciding factorings in the game. evan: what peyton manning was able to do against tom brady. what did you see? >> i think overall they played better. you have to have complementary football. offense, defense, and special teams. they did all those well and we didn't. evan: where do you guys go from here? obviously this is still pretty fresh. you play in a championship game, it's a tremendous high and if you lose it it's a real low. we just move forward. the season is over but we move forward and we'll be ready to go next year. evan: devin, i really appreciate you stopping by. thanks. james: there's no que