mandy: the floodgates have only been opened four times in the past 54 years, in 1964 and 1994, then in 2013, and then, on friday through this morning. the water passed down to russell and thurmond lakes, before the flood gates opened, the marina's manager says customers were having to use waders tget out to their boats. anderson county. carol: the first witnesses in a trial over north carolina's photo i.d. voting law appeared in court today. the trial is challenging the state's new requirement that voters provid photo identification before voting. one of the named plaintiffs is a 94-year-old woman. she testified that it took her ten trips to and from government offices over three weeks, to make sure her driver's license matched exactly the name on her voter card. the naacp and u.s. justice department lawyers say the requirement discriminates against black and latino voters. >>>>ow, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: the powerful winter storm that affected us on friday iaseaboard, they had 2-3 feet of snow, records in baltimore, washington, dc, and new york city. the e

for only the fourth time in 54 years, lake hartwell's floodgates were opened this weekend. gabrielle: the flooded lake was causing some problems in that area. wyff news 4's mandy gaither is live and local at portman marina in anderson county, with more on some damage there. mandy? mandy: if you take a look at the debris on the ground, that's how far the lake came inland, until the floodgates were opened. a lifetime experience, watching the flood gates open at hartwell dam. it's only happened four times in years, in 1964 and 1994, then 2013, and now, the past three days. >> we'll only spill in emergency situations, and that's what we had on friday evening. mandy: these are pictures of the swollen lake from portman marina, the water at 662 feet, two feet over what's considered full pool during the summer months. >> that left us with less than 3 feet of vertical storage for any more rainfall. mandy: with a forecast of even more wet stuff over the weekend, and a concern over whether crews could get in to open the floodgates, the decision was made to be safe, and go ahead and op

the floodgates at d were opened over the weekend. we will tell you why it had to be done. it has been done before. gabrielle: plus, a tour from sky 4. we take to the air to show you the places where there is still snow and ice. john: a live shot from a top of the greenville hilton, you cansee haywood road along with i-385. traffic flowing nicely.

carol: the hartwell dam floodgates closed this morning, after being open since friday. that marks only the 4th time in 54 years that those gates had been opened. spectators stood near the dam to watch. the water had been at 662 feet, two feet over what's summer months. with a forecast of even more rain over the weekend, and a concern over whether crews could get in to open the flood gates, the decision was made to be safe, and go ahead and open them. at portman marina, the swollen lake covered docks and walkways. >> you had to use waders just to get to your boat, so we used waders to get to boats. so it was really an inconvenience to customers. carol: since the floodgates were opened, the water has dropped up to five feet at portman marina. crews have been using rock to fill in the areas that washed away. each year, seniors lose millions of dollars in phone scams. many folks proving to be just too trusting. michael: in easley, a woman fell victim to a sweepstakes scam.a caller telling her she's won millions, but just had to send in thousands for taxes. wyff news 4's joh

emergency management teams are already closing floodgates, beaches. businesses are also taking in furniture to get ready for those powerful winds and high water. while zombies cents do plan to stay open, emergency management officials hope they'll just stay home. >> our best advice to everybody, not to sandy level of catastrophe, but plan for flooding, high wind, possibility we will lose electric. >> roadways are expected to flood, beach errosion, our jan carabeo is is coming up in about a who have hour. >> did you hit the grocery store yet? what's a big storm without a trip to the supermarket? you have got to get your bread and milk. "eyewitness news" at wegmans in cherry hill last night, the place packed, seriously, who want to be snowed in without any food in the house? >> some peanut butter, whatever bread was left, some chips and some bananas and some ice milk, too, that was important. >> we should have went shopping earlier this week, because everything is almost gone. >> i was thereon wednesday. disappearing, if you plan on shopping today expec

the army corps announced yesterday they would open 12 floodgates one foot each, allowing water to pass through. the water level is five feet above where the engineeee want it. the army corps stresses this is not breaching the dam. it is preventing water levels and getting high enough to breach the dam. geoff: mike mccormick bringing us the latest on the conditions. he was talking about the ice on the road. allyson: he was in the middle of the road, because it was icy andn it. where are you know? mike: flurries continue to fall in spartanburg on blackstock road. the westgate mall is down the spartanburg. here, you have it is barely passable on each side of the road. it is hard to tell which side you are on, because it is a thick sheet of point. -- thick sheet of white. the flurries keep coming down. there has been a few cars coming through that have left tracks in the snow and ice. that is what people are following. we have seen cars trying to stay in the grooves left by vehicles that have passed through before them. 300 or so power outages in spartanburg county. duke energy working to

we have that to close some of our floodgates. reporter: nate wilkins is with public works. >> with the mixed coming in, if you don't have to be on the road, don't. reporter: he is preparing for round two of the snow, and message to drivers -- stay off the roads. >> just slow down. >> the snow teams are resting up. the storm water prevention team getting ready. high tie tomorrow. nicole: you are helping us -- tom: you are helping us tell the story to the viewers. from matthews county as snow began. pictures keep coming in by the dozens. we post as many as we can. do your part and sent any pictures you can and send it to report it at wavy.com. nicole: snowfall is nothing compared to the western part of the state. this is the roanoke area covering interstate 81 before the storm got here. it has continued into the evening. now i live look at the roads. that part of the state could see 20 inches. tom: coverage continues in a few minutes. we have a crew on the road checking out the commute. we also have reporters preparing to bring you

by tuesday that front is way off to the south opening up the floodgates for that air mass to come in from canada. accuweather forecast today plenty of sunshine after we get rid of the clouds this morning. seasonably chilly. the high getting up to 41. sun going down at at 4:39. 20s in the burbs. it's breezy and colder monday. 32. with that wind feeling more like the teens. there could be a snow shower or city with the passage of that arctic front. heading into the day on tuesday quite cold out there. despite sunshine, getting up to 29. not as harsh wednesday. 40. then we are well up into the 40s, mid 40s thursday and upper 40s friday until the next system comes in. that would be in the form of rain, believe it or not, ar we get so cold in the week, we warm up enough for liquid precipitation by late in the week. >> hmm. >> your thoughts on this? >> are you disappointed? >> i will be out in the field. i listen intently. >> this is what jeff was talking about. >> all right. so true. thank you. >> no problem. >>> coming up on eyewitness news on this saturday morning, take them to the top,

. >> the need for clean water in flint, michigan has opened up a floodgate of love and help here. >> we went to durham and picked up 800 bottles of water and 2000 baby wipes from one family. >> residents have an warned not he and other area pastors have teamed up to make sure children and families there have clean water to drink and cook with and wipes to clean. they are collecting donations here until february and then trucking it to michigan. he hopes it clinches some of their -- quenches some of their thirst and despair. >> we hope that they are reminded that they are not alone. we are in the same family. they could be us. >> he says this is a growing effort with donations promised from several schools and businesses. he hopes to deliver several tractor-trailer loads. church numbers will be collecting water here from nine to noon and then sunday during church services. check our website for those locations. a small bottle of clean water is a big blessing. tisha: a site that sends chills out of any parents back. the crash down on camera. fire rescue. firefighters make a big save fo

they are opening the floodgates to release the water levels, only the third time this has happened. the last time was back in 2013, and before that, you have to go back to the year 1960 four. the army court made that announcement. this will allow 13,400 cubic feet of water per second to pass through. the water level is five feet above where the engineers wanted, but it is not reaching the dam. it is to prevent levels from ever getting high enough to do that, the goal. announcer: now, your super john: this storm is winding down a little bit, but not all of it, because we still have some more rounds coming in. chris: in haywood, looking ok. john cole at the traffic is slowing down. that is good. chris: we have these cameras strategically placed, because our radar can see it, but this verified it. john: in hendersonville, six or seven inches of snow since midnight last night, and asheville, 10.6 inches of snow at the airport, a record amount of snow on this date, and the record, i believe, was a .8 inches back in 1987. chris: and paris mountain, look at this. this tells me that you can

floodgates are open. straight shot of northerly wind glow that got in late last night, game in with little fanfare and extra cloud cover, and that was that. now it's set up as a cool day. sunny and cool, highs only through the mid and upper 50s north of orlando, probably lower 50s for a lot of the day. let's take a live look. this is our visit orlando camera, atop the hyatt regency and we have that sirius cloud cover, 43 degrees located in the vicinity of the cam, north winds at 10. by tonight, probably not what you want to hear unless you're a lover, i mean a deep lover of cold weather. we've got a gainesville hard freeze warning, then a freeze warning for flagler, marion county will see temperatures down to the freezing mark. the thing with the hard freeze, it's all about how low the temps goes and for how long. the duration, eight to ten hours of freeze conditions at 32 degrees or colder. three to five of those hours up in gainesville, 27 degrees or colder through the overnight, early tomorrow morning,

nick bustat with a loose puck and floodgates opened. the puck deflects off of victer edmon skates. 3-0 panthers. they scored another goal two minutes later. a day after beating chicago 4- 0. the lightning win streak over. >> all of a sudden it is 00 and then 4-0 and you lose 1-0, 5-2, you lose. the big thing is that this is behind us. but how are we going to respond wednesday night? >> both take on toronto on wednesday. college hoops as if the season could not get worse for usf it did. chris perry was suspended. he is 3rd in the team in scoring and second in rebounding and usf off to a worse 20 game start at 3 and 17 entering the day. the suspension and illness. they couldn't win, right? wrong. shorthanded bulls played well, jamal mcmurray with a bounce and bulls up ten. mcmurray is to bo ziegler. and cougars trail by continue and down six and angel nunez and bulls win 71-62. upset win over houston snapping the 9 game. >>> seminal and pit. a pair of panthers free throws tied and artist to the land of plenty, pit up 3 and go on to beat f

. >> the need for clean water in flint, michigan has opened up a floodgate of love and help here. >> we went to durham and picked up 800 bottles of water and 2000 baby wipes from one family. >> residents have an warned not to drink or use water from their taps. he and other area pastors have teamed up to make sure children and families there have clean water to drink and cook with and wipes to clean. here until february and then trucking it to michigan. he hopes it clinches some of their -- quenches some of their thirst and despair. >> we hope that they are reminded that they are not alone. we are in the same family. they could be us. >> he says this is a growing effort with donations promised from several schools and businesses. he hopes to deliver several tractor-trailer loads. church numbers will be collecting water here from nine to noon and then sunday during church services. others will be collecting water and as well. check our website for those locations. tisha: a site that sends chills out of any parents back. the crash down on camera. fire rescue. firefighters make a big sa

. >> reporter: floodgates at the ready and sandbags. >> i would not be surprised. i thought we'd have to put them up last night. i was driving pretty late and it was pouring. >> reporter: there will come a time that we'll be very aware of what level it's at. >> reporter: workers next to the creek have lined the outdoor patio with sandbags. >> we have sandbags across pretty much the entire restaurant. >> there's just so much water and it's green and lush. it feels like the real marin that i used to know. >> that was ken wayne reporting. sandbag stations are set up across the bay area and people are expected to stock up as more rain continues to make its way through the bay area. download the free ktvu weather app for the very latest on the conditions, you'll find live radar and up to the minute forecasts. search for ktvu in the app store. >>> 25 protesters are facing charges for blocking traffic on the bay bridge. a few of the demonstrators were seen smiling last night. they blocked all westbound traffic into the city right near treasure island. >>> we're giving the

it opens the floodgates and allows all the cold air to seep down into the entire northeastern part of the u.s. a real shock to the system after december had been so warm. we have a big shift in the atmosphere. the jet stream will be shifting south. the cold air will be locked in place for us through the next couple of days. i wanted to show you what the wind chills will be like tomorrow. this is what is going to communicate to you how cold it temperatures tomorrow will reach the upper teens and 20' s. but the winds are going to be moving around a lot. with that in mind, this is how it will feel tomorrow morning when all of us are heading out to the car for the first time heading back to work and school. at the bus stop, single-digit temperatures. below zero up north. that is how it remains almost all day despite sunshine we are going to see tomorrow. overnight monday night into tuesday. tonight, scattered snow showers. tomorrow, mainly sunny. there is a chance of a few ocean effect snow showers in southeastern new hampshire with don' flurries tomorrow. full sunshine on tuesday with th

shadowboxing with imagination joy opened the floodgates. if pride had a face, it was charles senior. >> one week and eight years. >> i'm 18, but i'm finally here. >> reporter: he fought his way through a crowded field at the u.s. olympic trials. now he's headed to brazil. >> this is my turn. >> reporter: he insisted we meet him at the boys and girls club because it shielded him from cleveland street violence, giving his punches purpose. >> it's not just boxing. it's a way of life. >> reporter: he admitted his heartfelt like it jabbed its way out of his chest. by the way, charles has also won a junior olympics trial and a national golden gloves his first time competing. lee. safety for its first responders. paramedics are now required to wear bulletproof vests when responding to certain calls. the city's ems director says a year of record homicides and incidents in other major cities like two ems workers in detroit slashed on the job prompted cleveland to review its policy. >> we've had the equipment available. after reviewing it i want to m

the floodgates were open for the florida offense. when things are goinin your way everything works out. the backhand flip went over everyone and into the net. panthers go on to win 5-2 and their lead in the atlantich division is now five points. >> we know we can beat any team in the league. so it wasn't pressure. it was nice to see all the people that comes out to support a really good team. now we've got a laidead in the standings and we've got to keep going. >>> miami hurricanes two-game winning streakn thursday with help from newton who finished with 12 points. the standout sophomore andis team were looking to keep things going today against wake forest. they already had an early lead. thomas cuts the canes' lead to one. here he led wake to 12. murphy grabs an easy steal. feeds it to guess who? jaquan newton. canes up 48-46. but newton wasn't done there. under three minutes left. he sinks the contended dagger, makes it a four-point lead. newton finishes with a game-high 18. final score 77-63. >>> while the canes clie the heat con

one thing is for sure, once the floodgates of rage and murder open, there is no reclosing them. by the end of the film, you will be breathless in thinking yep, that was definitely a tarantino movie all the way around. so as i mentioned earlier, i was fairly excited about going to see this movie that sometimes scares me because i hate going to see a movie that i think i'm going to like only to be disappointed but i need not have worried. i love all of tarantino's movies and this one is no exception. sure, it drags a little as the setup is laid out. once the action kicks into high gear, then everything i loved about the previous seven movies came right back. it's always fun to see how he takes actors from his other films and makes them into new characters. everyone in the cast is fantastic and you find yourself relating to every character but being that it is a quinton best not to get attached to anybody. the movie builds you up to a climax and just when you think you've seen it, it then jumps you back in time and builds you right back up to it. there was a fair amount of gore. i

arrives sun evening with a round of snow showers possible colder at 38 degrees and then we open the floodgates again from canada again here, on the holiday if you are doing some community service on monday outdoors, 29 with windchills a lot colder and that arctic air will hang around a few extra days, tuesday 30 degrees and remains below average on wednesday, we do modify some at 36 degrees, but still cannot link the cold arctic air with storms from the south to bring massive snow storms at this points. >>> it was a trip back in time at saint christophers hospital for children, they are celebrating their 140th anniversary and they paid tribute to nurses today. in 1906 saint christ fer established a program for so-called cadet nurses to take care of children, saint christopher's was busy in those days because many hospitals in the region would not admit children under the age of 3, they were all at saints christopher's. abc world news tonight is next with dave muir and "action news" continues at 10:00 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers, and please join us for "action news" at 11

look at how far south the front sags by tuesday, that's going to open up the floodgates for a direct shot of cold air from tonight, mainly clear, down to 32, 20s in the suburbs, breezy tomorrow, 44, clear tomorrow night, first little bit of arctic air moving in, 27 in the city, much colder monday up to 32 if we're lucky. temperatures can fall throughout the day, blue jeans will -- wind chills will be in the teens. there could be a snow shower or fleury north and west, bright but bitterly cold on tuesday, only in the 20s despite a little sunshine. not as harsh on wednesday, saturday, by the time a system comes in late friday into saturday, it would more than likely be in the form of rain, despite the fact it gets so cold monday into tuesday. >> all right. >>> winter is here, january, goes together. >>> starting with a little basketball, the 2016 portion of the nets season didn't go as planned. >>> may be the nets picked up some clam chowder before the game. >> they always do well in their first game of the year. extra incentive to win. so each nets win helps decrease its value a littl

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way a you have to the south opening up the floodgates for the cold air it to move in. today a lot of sunshine. seasonably cold out there. the high up around 41. sun setting by the way at 4:39. mainly clear. down to freezing in the cities. 20s in the suburbs. tomorrow mostly sunny breezy day. the high up to around 44 degrees. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. again on monday it's breezy. it's much colder. 32. and it will feel like it's in the teens for much of the day. again, there could be a snow shower or a flurries or two north and west of the city with the frontal passage, and then tuesday that's our coldest air of the season so far. the high only getting up to 29. and that's after a morning low of around 18 even here in the city. could get down to single numbers tuesday night. a lot of sunshine tuesday. in the 20s. not as harsh on wednesday. a lot of sun. highs around 40. pretty seasonal. upper 40s heading into the on friday. increasing clouds friday and friday night into saturday is storm system in here. that would probably be in the form of rain by tha

. >> the business owners have added floodgates and they made getting sandbags easier. >> many fire stations have sandbags available for homeowners to fill and take. we have a list of the locations on abc7. the concern is as the ground is more sat rated with incoming rainstorms, landslides are more likely as are trees falling. another look for you of 101, this is not a lot of traffic is far this morning because it is early and it is also the mlk day holiday. we expect many people to stay home. if you hit the readies, there is a lost standing water. we are checking where pg&e and there is a small outage in mill valley. we will check that out. we will be back with you at 5:30. >> relentless rain and saturated ground was too much for man trees. we were in fairfax where a huge tree sealed off one side of bay road from the or side. 15 people could not get out of the their homes until a tree service came out and started cutting away the branches. >> across the bay area this morning many people are experiencing power outages. we have updated it on the pg&e website, power lines are downed and trees

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to stress the sandbags piled high in the door frame and the cafe has used city grants to install floodgates' even see the doorway here has been up and ready the mechanic will be reimbursed by the city close to 60 grand elevating his driveway keeping clients cars on higher drier ground and held from water rushing in the backyards of neighboring properties holding on to his and that is just in case the same at a man sitting will fires in contra costa county was targeting members of his wedding party christmas a few police were called the four different fires in concord and check if the pleasanton. >> pam: and then at each the scenes they found a molotov cocktail device with a message after investigation police arrested 33 year-old joshua picture on your screen. officers say free of the films targeted for former groomsmen and then another victim was a friend who attended his lending. he faces several charges including arson child abuse because there were children inside one of the homes affected and due in court tuesday illegal dumping is a longstanding huge problem in many sections of local a

with potential costing flooding, emergency management teams are closing floodgates and beaches. business was took in furniture to get ready for the high wind and high water. while zombies cents do plan to stay open, emergency management officials hope that you'll stay home. >> our best advice to everybody is prepare for the worse, not necessarily to a sandy level of catastrophe, but definitely plan for flooding, high wind, there is a possibility we will lose electric. >> forecasters expect roadways to flood, some property damage, and beach errosion. >>> to delaware now, the plows are ready to roll and the salt is piled up already to use. del dot tells "eyewitness news" it is ready for this storm. >> we've been pre-treating the roads in new castle county, actually state-wide over the past couple of days, now just waiting for the event to really start to happen. >> grocery stores in the first state pretty much like stores everywhere else, packed with shoppers picking up the essentials. >> now, the storm is already causing travel nightmare. it hasn't already hit yet. so far more th

they've already been busy closing floodgates, and beaches. meantime, businesses up and down the shore are busy moving furniture and product to higher ground, also bracing for those anticipated high winds. and even though zombies cents tell "eyewitness news" they'll stay open, local officials are asking folks to stay home. >> sour best advice, prepare for the worse, not to a sandy level of catastrophe, but plan for flooding, high winds, there is a possibility we will lose electric. >> here in ocean city officials expecting moderate to major tidal flooding through three high tide cycles, also heard katie mention. that will those high tides are at 7:28 a.m., and 7:54 p.m. tomorrow. and then again at 8:11 a.m. on sunday. the storm as katie also mentioned, coincides with the full moon, making this storm potentially even more problematic here at the jersey shore, and because of that, officials are asking everyone to move their cars to higher grounds well before high tide. live in ocean sit, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good advice, tha

alwaysloods, there are questions about which pumps were used, which floodgates were oh and, which decisions were made by the experts on the ground, and it is important, having seen many communities flooding in my own constituency, it is important to take the opportunity to go through those decisions and learn what can be done and figure out what is the right decision to make. i absolutely pledged that that should be done. there has been worked across lancaster and cumbria and we will make sure that the flood alleviation money for households, for businesses, the schemes that we have set up after 2013, that the money is paid out as quickly as it can be. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. in light of the paris climate agreement, in which all countries agree to aggressively reduce their emissions and keep global warming below two degrees, does the prime minister agree that we must now begin the process of strengthening the eu's targets and reduction targets to 50% below 1990 levels, at the very least, a position of which he has argued for? >> prime minister. prime minister cameron: let me joi

china stocks have opened the sellers floodgates. of people thought about this 3000 psychological line in the sand. about if heng continues to see it fallen of the thousand points. it would have zero impact on him mixed reaction today but still a bit of panic out there on the social media world. sherry: the australian market also tumbling. adam: amongst all this turmoil we have been keen to highlight for our readers and viewers the dividend in australia is now topping all of the us markets. in australia you're getting about 5.5% for a dividend yield. that compares to about 3% on a global basis and only about two and a half percent on the s&p 500. it is a real key market metrics there. those the kind of things that investors are looking at. those longer-term investors that can ride out this volatility and still keep in mind the long-term factors that will get them back on track. sherry: when we are talking about yields which sectors are we talking about? the biggest sector there was comes to mind as a yield play in australia is the ba

sce&g open the floodgates allowing 18,000 feet per cubic second into the saluda river. sheriff's department were on scene to help people move to higher ground if necessary. >> how much longer am i going to have to live with this fear, or this cloud hanging over my head? every time we have a thunderstorm, is my property going to flood? >> everybody checks on one another. i probably had three or four of my neighbors called a check on me last night and i called three or four may -- three or four of my neighbors to check on them.>>> coming up. an important update for west columbia water customers. we will have that after the break. >>> ahead on cbs this morning, an armed group took over a federal building. it is now an indefinite standoff and we will talk with group.>>> we get a look >>> thank you for waking up with news 19 this morning. it is monday, january 4 monday, january 4, 2016.>>> investigating a murder at long creek dr. and churchland drive. it appear to be a motorcycle accident, but when first responders checked, they found the driver was shot in the upper body. i

once the proverbial floodgates areopened, the sell orders likely. a few things. expecting their he heavy pressure at the open, but will that level off now that -- a very heavy pressure at the open, but will that level off now that investors know there is more space to play with? the bar's closing you start taking shots like a crazy person. let's take a look at the renminbi. it's actually pretty steady. into andlikely stepped are being. have a look at this. forwards. inching closer to the seven handle. three straight days now we are above nikkei futures. i will tell you what those forwards are doing. 692 against the u.s. dollar. nikkei futures down 475 points. it doesn't look like it's going to be a great open in about an hours time. very quickly, can we look at the japanese yen? can we get that up? had an 11 month high against the u.s. dollar. in fact, the japanese are gaining on every single currency on earth. on top of that and on top of is on its wayd down for a fifth straight day. yeah. you could make a very strong argument, a strong case, that we will be dow

. >> he spent the last couple of days pitching the federal government on some floodgates to protect the community. >> this whole block underwater, foreign a half feet my house. >> while the mayor's office oversaw the salting of roads, fellow residents move their vehicles, they will be calling more powerful storms and their prepared to wait this one out. there is also a full moon saturday. that brings higher tide. residents and first responders will be monitoring those tides. >> be sure to check out the fox the weekend. there's live radar and it tracks the storm right where you are. the app is free, just search fox five ny weather in itunes or google play. >> chris christie's campaign in his quest for the white house. >> a cow escape from a slaughterhouse. does he find a permanent sanctuary? where he will live the rest of his days. >> now you need a dating app for that's the right price! it's that low. can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. s

the floodgates opened on the panthers scored four goals in the second stanza. smith lit the lamp. the score for the good guys in the third. the damage was done. the lightning lost five -2, snapping their winning streak from a team not used to losing, to one that may have forgotten the taste of victory, the usf men's basketball team rode a nine-game losing streak. the last victory was december 16 against jacksonville. they hope to avoid a double- digit run of defeated houston and they dressed only seven players. thankfully, one of them was mcmurry. he rattled in a triple and knew it was better to give than receive. later, mcmurray lobbed to ziegler. diane lewis was watching and bradenton love that. usf up 10 and more to come. problem. south florida up 10 at halftime and in the second, the germans said thank you very much. the bowls led by 16 and the comeback thanks to an outstanding performance by mcmurray. usf upsets houston 71-62. the first american conference win. florida state nearly pulled off an upset against pittsburgh. the salomon up -- the seminoles -- 95-63. a game-high 2

after floods like this, there are always questions about which pumps were used, which floodgates werend what decisions were made by the experts on the ground. it is very important, having seen many communities flooded in my own constituency, to hold meetings with community after community to go through those decisions, to work out what lessons can be learned and to work out whether the right decisions were made. i absolutely pledge that that should be done. we have announced £40 million for the work across lancashire and cumbria to help people out, and we will make sure that the flood alleviation money for households and businesses, the schemes we set up after 2013, is paid out as quickly as it can be. caroline lucas: in the light of last month's paris climate agreement, at which all countries agreed to progressively increase their ambition and to keep global warming well below 2 degrees, does the prime minister agree that we must now urgently begin the process of strengthening the eu's 2030 greenhouse gas reduction target to 50% below 1990 levels at the very least, a position he argu

the idea is to build a 5 mill long barrier of walls and floodgates. >>> we want to turn to meteorologist. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> got a lot of sunshine, shirleen and david for the afternoon. 3:00 a fair amount of sunshine like we are now. lower manhattan, the temperature dropping off tonight through the 30s. after school it will be great for the kids getting to the bus it will be fine, breezy, bright, 45 degrees. cool tomorrow, chilly friday. we warm back up for the weekend. we will talk about it in the seven-day forecast coming up. dave and shirleen back to you. >> thanks. >>> new details in a class- action lawsuit involving new the decision that has the cheerleaders cheering this afternoon. >> a cat stuck in a storm drain for days. how it got there and what rescue crews were able to do to get it out. >> tragedy at an elementary school. hit by a bus. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a

water vapor shows us that weak front, western periphery, the front skimming the area, allowing the floodgates to stay open longer and that is the florida-gorge a border wide open and allowing the cold stuff in, hard freeze warning for gainesville tonight bushnell, ocala and toward coastal flagler county. a cold one, what does it mean? the hard freeze? it is about temperature one, much, much lower temperatures at gainesville tonight, for a longer duration of time, what it is about, 8 to 10 hours, and, i suspect within those 8 to 10 hours, 3 to 5 of those hours will be 27 degrees or colder, and that is when we start to get issues. i want to you cover up the plan and wipes and bring in those pets, all of them, don't mess around with this. looks like freezing conditions, at ocala, four hours long in duration and bushnell, 4 hours and two hours-plus, 2-4 hour range for flagler county, datona beach, sanford, orlando, kissimmee, looking good and have a freeze in those areas and though the atmosphere is dry, doesn't support widespread frost formation and a few areas wind protected and could confined

european tourists have been coming here in relatively small numbers for a long time, but the floodgatesd this area, what's called the tourist triangle. >> what is this here? this is a nice scarf. >> as myanmar begins its shift toward accommodating and increasing tourism and a service economy to go with it, there will be adjustments. there will be of course a down side. >> how much you pay? >> what's that going to mean? how will the burmese react to all of the good and evils that come with tourism? >> mister, what about you? >> perfect. >> excuse me. >> it's going to mean mobility. it's going to moan prosperity for some. it will mean a lot of bad things too. it will mean prostitution. it will mean hustling. >> okay. >> everybody tell it to you. you buy -- you don't buy -- but you don't buy. that's no fair. >> i don't need the post-cards. >> we're told kids are dropping out of school to do this. the double-edged sword of the service economy. >> you want postcard for only $5. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> what i'm amazed is how friendly and open people are w

the idea is to build a five- mile long barrier of berms, walls and floodgates around lower manhattan. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is calling for a state takeover of atlantic city. the governor says the gambling resort city is incapable of getting its finances together after years of overspending. it would last five years instead of the originally proposed 15 years. >>> new information in the case of a friend who apparently was aren't too friendly when it he was arraigned overnight on grand larceny charges accused of stealing a friend's winning powerball ticket worth $50,000. prosecutors say he told the other man it was worth $4. investigators say he was going to use the money to escape to the dominican republic. >>> an indiana school district is mourning the loss of a long- time principal killed pushing children out of the path of an on an oncoming school bus. a school bus lurched on to a curb as jordan's students prepared to go home. she managed to push the students to safety before she got hit. >> we will work closely with the authorities. we want to make it clear that it

some of our floodgates. we have crews in preparation. we have our trucks already ready to go. joe: trucks are ready to go. this is a live look right now in the guest section of the city. you can see the back roads are a little slushy, nothing crazy. certainly not any type of accumulation, but obviously, a little bit worse off than the main roads, like we just showed you. high tide tonight around 8:00. again tomorrow morning around 8:00 a.m. that is really what the city is working on. they have two teams here. they have this storm water team that will be taking care of the flooding they are really worried about, and then, of course, the street teams will be working today. another crew tomorrow for 12 hours because they know that snow is coming back again saturday night into sunday, so they know they have to quickly make that transition. it is something they are worried about the keeping a close eye tonight at 5:00, we talked with a bunch of people in norfolk, especially one hardware store that says if you have not gotten your shovel yet, good luck because you probably will not

this house was brick and they put up siding and then, you know, a few months later they opened the floodgates over at the dam and then it pushes this water right through and any work, as you see right here with this house, is just, you know, they got to restart? >> well, it was the new year greeting, i guess you could call it. first day of the year and, this lady was quite upset because this house was actually to be condemned. but they rechanged their mind about how they were going to do it and you can see how it come out now. basically, the bricks, similar to the light base, we came by here, they spent, i guess, a couple of weeks taking all the bricks off. all it was was just a structure. but this is what they have done to it now. a great looking house out of it now. now the poor girl is going through the same thing. she was having a nervous breakdown, i understand, last night and yesterday when she came over to see what the house looked like. but something's got to be done. i mean, this is ridiculous to have to go every time it starts pouring down rain you think, well, are we going to get f

. >> what do you think will happen in the democratic primary now that clearly the floodgates are opens interesting. the sharp tone from the clinton campaign and from secretary clinton herself towards bernie sanders is not very old. it's only been a few days. >> literally a week at most. >> a week on the campaign trail. so because it just started literally just today this coverage of how maybe it's not a smart move, maybe it's backfiring, driving bernie sanders ease fund-raising. i wanted to give her a chance to say, we're not going to do that or no, that's not what i intended. she just went way further down that road. >> right. they're going to attack. so far they're mostly in the area of substance. the health care attack which she explained -- >> in great detail. >> bernie sanders is going to take your health care. he's going to strike all these programs. it's a thing that part of it that strikes me is implausible. he's going to scrap all these programs, and it is true. go read the bill. yes it does say replace these things. it also says in the clause that health care is an entitleme

peter, the floodgates are about to open. reporter: they're opening already, david. the president announced this yesterday saying iran taken steps necessary to comply with last year's nuclear agreement including filling a nearly-finished nuclear reactor in iraq, iran, rather, with concrete and shipping an, iran shipping most of it is nuclear material out of the country as required. in exchange the u.s. lifted the sanctions as it agreed. paid iran $1.7 billion to settle a claim between unfilled weapons contract between u.s. and iran, dating back before the iranian revolution of 1979. >> now that iran's actions have been verified it can get to receive relief from certain nuclear sanctions and gain access to its own money that had been frozen. perhaps most important of all, we achieved this historic progress through diplomacy without resorting to another war in the middle east. reporter: now, just how much iran is getting from the lifting of sanctions is a matter of debate. the administration says while iran's assets held in foreign currencies amount to 100 billion to 1

too, that we delve into in the donor chapter, because you have bill gates wanting to open up the floodgates to h-1bs. and with another side of his tongue, talking about how we need common core. and common core, of course, supports the myth that there's an american tech worker shortage. and in the meantime, what is it really doing? a lot of the independent academics who are behind the scenes here in d.c. where all the back room deals were cut on that racket say that all it will do is lower standards, particularly now in math and science which they're working on. so in essence, he would, he would take this common core scheme which he's poured hundreds of millions of dollars into and actually put american students at the disadvantage that they're not at now. [laughter] >> host: from your book, clinton foundation donor and corporate mogul donald trump vaulted to the front of gop pack in the top of the polls in 2015 by spotlighting brutal crimes by illegal aliens against americans. but while vowing to build a trump wall on the southern border, the celebrity apprentice star also espoused a path t

. >> well, the lindsey graham exit, i think, sort of opened the south carolina floodgates.ing this, are you -- is there any point in this where you say, donald trump might be a tougher fight for hillary clinton than she may realize. >> um -- >> do you overestimate or underestimate? >> i never overestimate anything or anybody. i do think that there may be some people who are like hoping that donald trump is the nominee, but he's obviously tapping into something out there, and he's not your conventional politician, so your conventional responses to him are not going to work. >> i was just going to say, you're running against a new system. if it was like football, it's like, they're running a weird system here. they don't punt -- >> exactly. it would make me a little nervous. >> eliana, who should the establishment fear more at the top of the ticket, trump or cruise? >> i think trump would mean real trouble, but i have to say, they both pose roproblems. you know, ted cruz talks about these 4 million missing voters, and many people dispute that, but the 4 million blue-collar ru

lemonis: once i can get comfortable that the processes are right, then i'm fine with opening up the floodgates you to do some marketing. but first things first. ewell: i have a different vision than you. lemonis: you do? my vision is that somebody needs to manage the place. ewell: you need to open your eyes a little bit. lemonis: i need to open my eyes? ewell: yes. lemonis: i'm open. what am i missing? ewell: i spend my time on the phone, with the internet, and reaching out to my friends through facebook and getting the word out. i've been doing all the social media for them. lemonis: please don't say facebook to me again. please. i can get shuler to do facebook. ewell's having trouble describing what he really wants. and that's because the job that he wants doesn't actually exist. i get the feeling that he wants to collect a six-figure salary without doing the hard work. have you worked the register since i've been here? have you worked in the kitchen since i've been here? -when i'm in, i'm all in. -ewell: okay. i agree. lemonis: and that's very different than what i've seen from you. i don't

iran is preparing, no guarantee they will, we expect they will open the floodgates and oil will begin to flow quite dramatically because the sanctions will be lifted most likely this weekend. and we already have the worry about the supply glut roiling the oil markets, below $30 a barrel, we have that in play off the lows of the session as you can see from the chart here. still at 29 and change. it's a new 12-year low. i want to bring in andy lipow of lipow oil, i am throwing out the liz claman contrarian view here -- is it possible, andy that iran, seeing what happened today with oil dropping as precipitously as it has, may possibly say, oh! i see we hold the strings to the puppet and say hold back from flooding everybody with more iranian oil for now, and then they look like they have more power over the rest of the opec players? >> well, it's certainly possible, in fact. iran, if the sanctions are lifted will have access to $100 billion in banks, so they may feel they don't have to sell oil right away, but the indications coming out of iran is they really want to start selling the o

the boj basically opened the floodgates. anna: does that mean they are going to do more?ct to see these rates get increasingly negative? >> yes. i believe so. your new center wasn't showing the two-year rate and five-year rate. there was the 10 year rate next to it. as the chart implies, i would expect to see 10-year rates turning negative pretty soon. manus: many people have questioned the impact, the longer-term impact k ofuroda's oda's quantitative easing. it tends to diminish. it is losing its ability to shift a drop in the yen. do you think this move will have a more substantial impact or is he going to have to do more quickly to continue the move lower in yen? >> i think there is a sizable possibility that the market is underestimating the impact of boj options today. this is exactly what we saw into the halloween easing thousand 14. we did not see that much of a , it did move,n but over the course of one or did noths, the yen depreciate significantly. i would not be surprised if we see extended depreciation of the yen in the next couple of weeks. anna: how long do

there was discuss a few papers that came out sayingasically new floodgate has been released in greenlandd and we're melting a lot more there. parts of antarctica are deaf increasing their rates too so this is something we're seeing globally. it's not just something we're seeing in little pockets here and there allll over the world we're seeing glaciers retreat at pretty alarming rates. >> melting at the basic same rate? >> yeah, the rates are -- it glacier is flowing but this is pretty comparable. it can be a little slower innant ka because it's a little colder. >> this is just remarkable as we're looking at this. looks like the climbers have made it to the bottom of this massive ice tunnel and i've got my radio here so let's see what they're seeing or hear what it was like for them. good momorning, guys. i want to check in with you. this is amy again. you madet to the bottom? >> that's right. standing at the bottom. it's awesome. >> he said it's awesome. so tl me what you're seeing. >> he's seeing a drone. >> hey, climbers, tale ersclimbers, tell me what you're seeing. describe what you'