so gaddy says it's time to demolish the building... roger gaddy: ....", it an eye sore to the neighbors, it an unsafe building and concern is with this building being unsafe structurally sosod, that our responsibility is to the town, that we e got to do something definitive to threat. 13:29 members of fomzi are still trying to get private developers to come in and renovate the old school to be a cultural space for the community.... they say they won't give up on the school they love so much.... pelham lyles : if it gone, we feel mt. zion will be gone 44:54 3 3 the group estimates the renovation costs will be more than 4 milllln dollars.... the mayor says the demolition of the building to turn it into a park will cost just a little more than 100-thousand dollars..group members say a developer is interested in the property.they will discuss future steps at town council's next meeting on february 15... 3 3 a new study finds radiation after surgery improves survival for women with ductal carcinoma in situ. researchers in boston looked at t

i think it puts school leaders in terrible positions," joubert-gaddis said. "this isn't a new issue for us," brian maher, sf superintendent , said. when it comes to the bathroom and locker room topic, sioux falls schools superintendent brian maher says the district already students on a case-by-case basis." we really hang our hat on two fronts. one, we want our kids to be safe. two, we want the environment we provide to be discriminatory free," maher said. maher says 10-08 won't stop the district from trying to keep all students as safe as possible. however, maher says if schools have to follow a state law about where students can go to the bathroom...districts could federal anti-discrimination laws."it appears as though there is going to be the feds here and the state here and we're going to be in between," maher said. for now, everyone is waiting to find out whether veto 10-08. in the past, a spokespers has said the governor's reviewing all testimony about this, and now he's also considering the letter. joubert-gaddis hopes it makes an impact. " we are figh

the center for equality's ashley joubert-gaddis says get this phone call and says she is hopeful about the opportunity to meet with the governor. (ashley joubert- gaddis/center for equality) "i think it's important for the governor to hear first hand from a person that these bills again are about people. these aren't just words on paper." " jenna: a local non profit got some help from papa murhpy's pizza to spread the mission of youth volunteering requested a face- to-face meeting with governor daugaard from papa spread the mission of youth volunteering members of the siouxland youth volunteer corps, a program sprung from the norm waitt sr. ymca, was at the pizza shop in sioux city. they're encouraging local kids them to give back to their communities. for organizers, like erik cha-va- ria, giving back is not only fulfilling but may also help for set up for success in the future. i myself volunteered in high school, it's what helped me get to college and you meet a lot of people networking. you might open a door to a future job and there's many benefits like i said." 20 percent of proc

gaddis has been keeping an eye on this legislation because she worries that hb 1008 could hurt students and take a local control from educators. >> i think at that school leaders and terrible bathroom and lover of topics sioux falls superintendent brian maher says the district already works with transgender basis. >> will hang our hat on two fronts, one we want our kids to be safe, number two we want an environment that we provide to beat discriminatory free. >> maher says 1008 will not stop the district from try to possible. however, maher says if schools have to follow state law about where students can go to the bathroom districts could be in danger of violating federal antidiscrimination laws. >> it appears as though there is going to be the feds here, the state here, and we will be in between. >> for now everyone is waiting to find out whether governor. do guard will sign or veto 1008 and in the past spokesperson had said the governor is reviewing all testimony about this now he is also considering the letter. gaddis hopes to make an impact. >> where fighting a battle but he does o

. >> reporter: roger gaddy is a doctor at fairfield medical associates in winnsboro. he's also been the town's mayor for 11 years, and he worries about the tax implications of the walmart closure. >> we have a one-cent added sales tax that the citizens voted on about ten years ago. walmart was probably our biggest contributor of that one-cent sales tax because it was the biggest retail entity we had in the town. >> reporter: gaddy says the loss of the total sales tax, previously paid by the winnsboro walmart, will be substantial. >> walmart leaving is devastating to the community, but we've been here a long time and we're going to be fine without it. and there may be some benefits of not having a walmart here. i would like to think that you would see a revitalization of downtown. you'll see more people shopping downtown. >> reporter: while chamber of commerce president terry vickers shares the mayor's optimism, she says she is still struggling to understand walmart's decision. >> the employee meeting that was called on that thursday morning they thought was going to b

." :45 - 1:03ashley joubert-gaddis the center for equality(ashley joubert-gaddis, the center for daugaard to remember as he stands behind his statement that he has can not recall meeting a transgender person, that these bills are about real people and he responsibility to sit down with some of the people who actually vote for him to hear their voices." the bill still allows transgender students to request what it calls "reasonable accommodation" from their schools.supporters say it matches better with the federal law requiring equality among sexes in public education a 19 year old woman is now accused of attempted murder. murder.police in san diego say she was unhappy about her haircut and tried to shoot her barber. barber.the woman got her hair cut last week.but apparently wasn't happy with it and returned 20 minutes later with a handgun/the handgun was loaded.... but didn`t fire :14 "she walked in a said look what you did to my hair" hair"makenzie harvey prosecutor :37 "its pretty bizarre case .... she`s upset about the the barber and pulls the trigger three times.." police say she fire

today, the suspect, 46-year-old sean gaddis is set to be suspected of killing 44-year- parker was shot, his body found in a burned out car in deer creek canyon in jefferson county. >>> it is 5:37. an uber driver may have taken fares in between a shooting spree, randomly targeting people acrosskalamazoo, michigan. investigators know who the driver is, but they don't know why he did what he did. he is expected to be in court to be charged with murder toyed. he drove around on saturday night and during the course of victims. by the end of the night, hicks people had lost their lives, two critically hurt, including a teenage girl who doctors initially said did not survive. police arrested the uber driver early sunday morning. he has no criminal record. remain focused on nevada and south carolina. the nevada republican caucus will be on tuesday and this saturday, south carolina democrats will go to the poll. on the democratic side, hillary clinton won in nevada, a big turn around after her big loss to bernie sanders in new hampshire. >>> 13 states go to the poll for primaries and call cause

. >> meet barbara gaddis. just like cj, grandma is a big personality and anderson's hero. >> my grandmother is one of the reasons i'm sitting here. the aid she is for her to get up at 345 in the morning and wake me up to drop me off at the bus stop so i could catch the bus everyday so every day so i can make weight. >> to see him where he is now is >> and is i do sit there and go that's my grandson. i get a little emotional. that's my grandson. i don't know how other people did it, but it's just amazing. >> cj's love for his grandmother went viral last year when he bought her a brand-new car. >> she was excited. she was crying for her to quit couldn't believe it and it felt so good to do that to take care of your family. >> when i opened up that door and everybody was in the yard and that cars in the driveway and that's a prize i just blew it and you saw the video. that was an ugly cry and when he told me it was my car and i didn't have to pay anything on it, i couldn't have had anything better. >> just so you

. >> reporter: gaddis hopes to inspire compassion, which might be the best crime-fighting tool of all. >> all the families out there, deal with a lot of hurt, and anger, and all kinds of emotions behind what someone did. >> denver is not alone, the fbi says in the first half of 2015, violent crime rose nationwide. there are other categories that we didn't show that went up. we have more information on our website, with more details about crime in your neighborhood. >> whitney, that's an incredible number of murders. solved by denver police? >> reporter: about half remained unsolved! 50%, okay, thank you so much. whitney wild. >>> a vigil was held at westminster city park to remember the man killed after crashing into a police cruiser along federal and 88th avenue. traffic wood died in the crash early thursday morning. he was an army veteran and father. his fiancee said they were planning a july 4 wedding and just welcomed a baby boy two months ago. >> i want them to know that my husband -- he's strong, and loving and caring. he'll never get to know his daddy. kalamazoo, michigan, came

"(ashley joubert- gaddis, the centnt fofoequality): "i think it's important f f governor dauauard to remembebeas he stands behind his statement that he has can not recall meeting a transgender person, that these bills are about real people and he responsibility to sit the people who actually vote for him to hear their "( lewis/transgender student) most of my male to a lot say 'i don't bathroom with me.' i you have to go to the bathroom, you go to the bathroom. it shouldn't be a big opponents of the bill say it could create situations for students. first time in high school when i had to disrobe in front of a group of guys and it was a little disconcerting. how would you feel walking into any sort of facility that you want in the state of south dakota and you had to use the bathroom and there is a guy in n ere?" the bill still allows transgender students to request what it calls "reasonable accommodation" from their schools. supporters say it matches better with the federal law requiring equality among sexes in public education lukas: udents at a local elementary school are taking act

"(ashley joubert- gaddis, the center for equality): "i think it's important for governor daugaard to remember as he stands behind his statement that he has can not recall meeting a transgender person, that these bibis are about real people and he responsibility to sit down with some of the people who actually vote for him to hear their voices." "( thomas lewis/ansgender student) most of my male friends who i speak to a lot say 'i don't mind if you use the bathroom with me.' i mean it'a bathroom, you have to go to the bathroom, you go to the bathroom. it shouldn't be a big issue e begin with." opponents of the bill say it will be uncomfortable for everyone "i still remember the first time in high school when i had to disrobe in front of a group of guys and it was a little disconcerting. how would you feel walking into any sort of facility that you want in the state of south dakota and you had to use the bathroom and there is a guy in there?" the bill still students to request what it calls "reasonable accommodation" from their schools. supporters say it matches better with the federal

the suspect child.the sheriff's office says it began investigation after the girlfriend of "martin gaddy" reported finding the tapes--which appear to have been recorded in january 20-09.deputies say the female victim was just *11 years old at the time.gaddy is charged with sex offense of a child. 3 in cherokee county-a limestone college student is behind bars after gaffney police say he robbed another student at gunpoint on campus! campus!the two victims tell police that last monday...levi moody and another man walked up to a parked car and asked for a ride.when the victims refused and began to drive off...they say moody reached into the car and grabbed cash out of the center console. when the victims got out of the car to confront moody...that's when they say he pulled a gun and threatened to shoot.moody is charged with armed robbery.limestone colllle tells us moody will face a charge of violating the school's student conduct code...which will be treated independently from the criminal case. your help finidng a missing, vulnerable adult! adult!take a look-police say "ladeija rhodes" was

let me bring in keith gaddy, janette menendez, david walters. thanks to all of you.in poll tix. there's a bar bet going on has to do with the supreme court nominee. what's going on? >> well, what's going on is there's a lot of bargo that surrounds the replacement of justice scalia. and really the republicans are in a really bad situation right now. they lose -- if the democrats fill the seat, they're bad off. if they don't fill it, they're bad off. the only thing they can hope for is to win the presidency and replace justice scalia and hold their own. >> just a short time ago, president obama talked about this. let me play what he had to say. >> think it will be very difficult for mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes this person is very well qualified that the senator should stand in the way simply for political reasons. we'll see what happens. >> so janette republicans saying not just that they won't have a vote but they're not going to meet with anyone he nominates. how does that play on the campaign trail? >> on the campaign trail, i think it can g