rapidly decline rapidly declining. 9 "herald" lost 28% of their print sub describers down to 2 print sub describers down to 260,000. "the globe" lost 10% bringing their toe toll to 172,000. late last night "globe" owner john henry sent a statement out apologize apologizing to globe readers saying that the company is working around the clock to fix the issues. >>> four suffolk down track workers want their lawsuit against a major casino developer to be considered again. the group claims that the wynn casino was improperly license because the state commission held private meetings about it. a judge dismissed their claim saying they didn't have enough factual evidence. it killed the opportunity for mohegan sun for a casino at >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. auto lack at the drive time. a lot of green early out there. volume really reasonable. on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. shiri. >>> grab that extra layer again. the teens. clear skies now and clear skies to get you home from work with temperatures then in the 30s. i will show what you time and where t

the herald lost 28% of their print subscribers over the last three years down to 65,000. the globe lost 10% of its print subscribers bringing their total to 172,000. owner john henry sent to ought statement apologize statement apologizing to "globe" leaders saying the company is working around the clock to fix the issues. >>> 4:10. four suffolk down track workers want their lawsuit against a considered again. considered again. the group claims that the wynn casino was improperly license law. a judge dismissed their claim saying they didn't have enough factual evidence. it killed the opportunity for mohegan sun to build a casino at suffolk down. >>> a lot of hopes and dreams are on the line this morning. developing this morning, folks have another try wane powerball lottery tickets worth $450 million. the fourth largest jackpot of all time. the lump sum payoff is around $275 million julie. the jackpot has been growing for 17 consecutive drawings with no one scoring the top prize. the drawing will take place just before 11:00. we will, of course, bring you the winning numbe

first, you want to the miami herald. what were you doing there? marty baron: i was a reporter in a small town of 12,000 people. martin county only had 50,000. we were responsible for producing news and features six out of seven days of the week and sometimes we had to struggle to find a story in a place that did not have that much going on. when they made a movie theater, it was big news stop i worked there for nine months and i was reassigned to a bigger place -- it was big news. i worked there for nine months and i was reassigned to a bigger place. i did that for a while. eye wasof my mba, invited to be a business reporter for the miami herald. a time when business reporting was taking off and it was the beginning of 1978. in 1979, the federal reserve deregulated interest rates and opened the door to investment vehicles, including money market and mutual funds. it starts to self direct investments and it opens the gates, creating a a lot of opportunities for expansions in the hiring of a a lot of of business reporters. a small technique you migh

some boston herald subscribers are not getting their paper in time and the herald lays the issue part to the globe. the spokesman for the herald said the globe's decision to change delivery vendor has impacted the delivery distribution of all newspapers in the market and as a result we are experiencing late delivery deliveries. the herald's long-time vender is working diligently to try to have handle the subscription. the globe and the herald both have were subscriptions rapidly decline declining. the herald lost 28% of its print subscribers down to 6 the globe last 10% of its print subscribers bringing their total to 172,000. late last night "globe" owner john henry sent a statement apologizing to readering saying the company is working around the clock to fix the issue. >>> we are looking at traffic and weather every ten minutes. nine-minute commute from the braintree split to columbia road. >>> shiri? >> shiri: i tell you what, if you were leaving the house right now, a right now, a -- a hat and mitten kind of morning. 17 degrees in the next hour. 17 degrees at 7:00. and time out -

the boston herald, it is, as the name implies, based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire, particularly in the heavily populated southern part of new hampshire. in the boston herald tonight issued the endorsement in the republican primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop? i told you it was fstuff starts to get weird. we have a lot ahead. 'm walking s unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and shoulders for 20 years. used regularly, it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected every week, every month, every year you ready ma? always life is unpredictable, so embrace it! head and shoulders. live flake free for life hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship. and an infinite reserve of patience... ...to create a vehicle that looks, drives and thinks like nothing else on the road. the all-new glc. the suv the world has been waiting for. starting

>>> the "portland press herald" reports that the governor of maine is accused of making racially charged comments at a town meeting. paul lepage talked about problems with drug dealers. >> these are guys with the name

tim: hundreds of thousands of omaha world herald subscribers wont be receiving an afternoon edition of the paper any longer. the paper announced today that all home delivery will be limited to the morning edition of the world herald. the publisher of the paper says the change is due in part to the rise of online readership. jenna: eastern iowa gathered in the quad cities today the 25th annual show farmers got an everything ag related. thousands of products designed to make more efficient, focus on the edge technology. show attendee) "to look at some new care of our horses for my parents some farming and things jenna: ag experts say precision planting systems and navigation systems that help drive tractors are a big hit the farm equipment show runs ain tomorrow until 3pm. jenna: after the break... some die hard fans are braving the elements all in the hopes to see their cyclones play tonight. how long some waited when we return. (fred) snow will move in tonight and tomorrow, and it will be slightly warmer. there could be more snow thursday too! find out how much to expect next! snow? (f

. >>> the "sun herald" reports mississippi may join two other states in allowing the use of the firing squad as a method of execution. the state's attorney general wants lawmakers to approve the firing squad, electrocution or nitrogen gas as backups to lethal injection. utah and oklahoma allow the use of a firing squad as a last resort. >>> the "sidney morning herald" reports an australian teen allegedly plotted to attack police with a kangaroo packed with explosives. the 19-year-old is accused of much planning an april attack in melbourne that would including running over and beheading a police officer. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >>> the seattle times reports that michael allen's mega yacht might have destroyed most caiman islands said the yacht destroyed 80% of the reef there this month. it's unclear if allen was aboard at the time. >>> and "the washington post" reports all of the snowfall in d.c. turned into a ticket windfall. a parking ticket windfall. the district issued a snow emergency on friday to keep parked cars off main roads. the city issued 1.3 million dolla

. >>> "the sun herald" reports wo other the firing squad as a method of execution. the state's attorney general wants lawmakers to approve thesquad, electrocution for backups to the lethal injection. >>> thening herald" reports an australian teen allegedly plotted to attack police with a kangaroo packed with explosives.ccused of planning an attack in melbourne ng running over and beheading a police officer. >>> a megayacht might have destroyed most of a protective . caiman islands said the yacht destroyed 80% of the reef there this month. it's unclear if allen was aboard at the time. e washington post" d.c. turned into a ticket windfall. a parking ticket windfaum. thed a snow emergency on friday to keep parked cars off main roads. the city issued 1.3 million ts for people violating the parking ban. >>> still ahead, somes workers have for being late. >>> first, a blast from the past. deloreans are roaring back from the '80s! >>> an airplane ter pilot is caught on video landing in a neighborhood. for a dramatic transformation for fillers your concert tee might show yo

this article in the herald is "what the flock!" they are described as being "on the lamb." none of them were harmed in the line of duty. molly: very good stuff there. we are going to end with a word on the east coast bracing for a snowstorm, heavy snow coming. pocalypse is the word being used. it says this weekend will be "whiter than the oscars." criticizedis being for lack of diversity. molly: for more from flo, you can head to our website, france24.com/inthepress. we will take a quick rate but we will have an update. you are watching "france 24." [drumming] [captioning made possible by kcet television] [horn honks] >> we live in the greatest country in the world. isn't that safe to say? we're so lucky to be here. like, you guys live in the only country in the world where people die from food. that's fucking gangster, you know what i mean? like that stuff they don't have enough of in africa, we just stuff too much of that in our faces, then we keel over and just die. you know, like, you can never have an argument with a kid in nicaragua about your problems, you know. he'd

according to the "herald," the contracts are worth up to $6 million. the recent estimated budget for the project was about $3 the mbta officials are hoping to cut $1 billion from that total. harvard university is closing the case of an alarming vandalism that happened back in administrators say they could not find the person who placed black tape over these photos inside the law building. investigators believe the suspect was targeting specifically photos of african american faculty members. officials say they did numerous interviews and examined the with anything. the law department says security cameras will now be intald in the building in the near future. >> sarah: students at a local high school "celling out" for a good cause. >> christa: students are turning in their cell phones for 21 days to raise money for cancer. "celling out for a cause" is what it's called. it started two years ago when a local middle schooler was diagnosed with leukemia. since then students have raised more than $5,000 from this. >> we've done a lot of things for community

fox 25 learned some boston herald writers aren't getting their papers on time and the herald says it's because the globe, saying... had the herald long-term vendor working diligently to manage this disruption. the globe recently transitioned to a new delivery vendor which has led to thousands of newspapers not making it into subscribers. it's been so bad that the employees join the effort to deliver the paper. problems come at a time every subscriber's precious they're down to 65,000 over the last three years and the globe lost 10% of its print subscribers bringing its total to 172,000. john henry sending out at the statement apologizing to globe readers saying the company is working around the clock to fix the issue. >> falmouth police are looking for the damage near ranch road. police believe it happened saturday night. if you know who's responsible, contact falmouth police. >> the latest on the presidential campaign trail. republican frontrunner donald trump holding a campaign rally in claremont, new hampshire. speaking to a crowded stevens high school. he took aim at the executive

so as a columnist for the "miami herald" to write a chapter on whistle-blowers 2.0 in the case of edward snowden he tear disinformation over to three people. one who had an oscar for her documentary on this subject 12 though "washington post" in one to "the guardian" they won pulitzer prize but edward snowden who is the source has been indicted for espionage. there is a disconnected their. this is valuable information but it cannot be both. >> to know more about classification then just about everything. in the interesting chapter of classification. but those who have said to gather the biggest haystack of information because we don't want to miss anything. so to have that metaphor has been lost. you said the traffic is being vacuumed by the surveillance program with private communications and government agencies classified thousands of documents every day so now they are classified but the term has no meaning anymore. >> >> he decides he will storm the country and to get on in the country and presidential candidates never do this. if you go to the encampment the literally the number of

the day before the "waco herald tribune" would finally run its story. a detailed expose titled "the sinful messiah." the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters got a tip from a confidential informant that told him they were going to do something, so we made plans to have people out there to cover whatever it was. >> the atf plan called for a dynamic entry. around 75 agents, many hidden in cattle trailers, would rapidly descend on the compound, serve the warrants, arrest koresh, search the property, and seize the apons. >> i thought the plan had it not been compromised would have worked. >> but the plan was compromised. that morning a local news cameraman got lost trying to find the branch davidian compound. he asked a mail carrier for directions, and indicated there might be some kind of raid. the mailman was a branch davidian. undercover agent robert rodriguez was at the compound when koresh received the warning. >> robert immediately excused himself. i had to leave. david said, no, stay. robert said, no, i got to go. as robert te

the boston herald is based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire in the heavily populate southern part of new hampshire. it just issued its endorsement in the republican presidential primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. they said he's a smart and principled candidate with a real shot at uniting his party and broadening its appeal in november. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop. i told you this is when stuff starts to get weird. got a lot ahead tonight. stay with us. >>> one county that flooded. i don't know from where all over the state since we have 21 counties where that's happened. second, i don't know what you expect me to do. you want me to go down there with a mop. >> new jersey governor chris christie in new hampshire asking sarcastically if he should clean up the storm damage in his state with a mop. i think there were two counties that flooded, not just the one. that sarcastic retort tonight at a town hall to a very nervous young woman, t

the boston globe has announced its support for case against president this is the boston herald through its support behind chris kristi. they have large odds audience in new hampshire. kristi as well as case at are hoping for strong's numbers in the state the unit new hampshire >> in other news right now former police chief known for his facebook rant and a book about is called out for his act criminal activity in court. about that she subjected to stacy fry has more. >> this is the man who seemed you well respected and admired. but a treatment of his coworkers customers job in his reputation. before he was subdued doubles will charges she detailed the arrest that physical assault that she and durable he was chief unlawful restraint and unauthorized used of property. they sentence of former chief to probation and ordered him to pay untruths being spoken really tested my safe and woman said. you can never work and law enforcement again he also must he said accused of taking. some of anything accused that went missing while he was in office. we do have some light rain it's coming down at

according to herald contracts are worth up to $6 million. the project was about $3 billion. but officials are hoping to cut a billion from that total. harvard university now closing the case of an alarming vandalism that happened back in november. administrators say they could not find the person that places black tape over photos in the law building. investigators believe the suspect was targeting specifically photos of african-american faculty members. officials conducted interviews and examined the photos and really came up with nothing. the law department said that security cameras will be installed in the future. >> anchor: police in dedham searching for answers after a dog is found abused and out in the cold. animal control officer found the dog monday afternoon while responding to a call. the dog now known as stitch is suffering from severe starvation. he is being treated at the animal rescue league's boston shelter. >> anchor: and arl officials say stitch had no collar and about two years old. they say he could easily have died if someone did not see him. who abused

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that's according to "the herald." it's reporting officer kurt stokinger is feeling better after being shot in the leg on friday in dorchester. the suspect, grant headley, will face charges tomorrow. police say he is a suspected drug dealer and was driving without a license when he was pulled over. that's when they say he got out and fired at stokinger. antoinette: the suspect in the ambush of a philadelphia police officer is now charged with attempted murder. edward archer is also charged with aggravated assault and is being held without bail. police say he ran toward officer jesse hartnett's patrol car last week while firing gunshots and even reached into the driver's side window. the officer was hit three times but survived. police say hartnett confessed saying he did it in the name of islam. >> i don't think he had anything to do with isis or the islamic state or anything like that. i think this was an impulsive act by somebody who wanted to make a mark for himself. antoinette: the attacked officer authorities say

the boston herald is based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire in the heavily populate southern part of new hampshire. it just issued its endorsement in the republican presidential primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. they said he's a smart and principled candidate with a real shot at uniting his party and broadening its appeal in november. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop. i told you this is when stuff starts to get weird. got a lot ahead tonight. stay with us. up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> one county

according to the miami herald-- dominguez allegedly told a co-worker he was "pledging allegiance to allah"-- and even showed-off isis execution videos. miami-dade police say dominguez claimed he was planning to dress-up as the "joker" character-- from the batman movies-- before coming to work and killing his supervisor. when police searched his home-- they found a bag with hunting knives .. and a clown mask. on saturday-- a judge granted him 5-thousand dollars bond-- with house arrest. protestors are gathering today in downtown orlando... to urge local lawmakers to stop legislation against planned parenthood. this week in tallahassee-- the florida house on a new bill-- that would put strict regulations on physicians and clinics that perform abortions. officials from planned parenthood say the group will meet outside representative mike miller's office-- asking him to oppose that bill. the protest kicks off this morning at 10-30. a former "university of florida" football player is arrested in sumter county-- after troopers find marijuana in his truck. 35-year-old derrick "jabar" gaffney wa

according to the miami herald-- the ride-sharing service is asking the public to write to commissioners... in an effort to keep uber in miami-dade county. commissioners are would change the way the county screens uber drivers. but company officials say... that measure would make it "impossible" for uber to continue operating there at all. commissioners will meet to vote on that ordinance next wednesday. new in entertainment-- a film depicting the 20-12 benghazi incident is preparing to hit theaters this weekend. fox's adam housley coming to central florida in a few hours. jayme king will have all the details in your forecast at 5. plus-- seven of the republican candidates fired off in south carolina last night-- in the first debate of the new year. we'll have the breakdown of all the big topics right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks. eliminates dead zones, so you can stream con

according to the miami herald-- workers from the "service employees international union" will gather outside an airline contractor in miami. union officials say they're calling for better benefits, job protection, and a minimum wage of 15- dollars per hour. the union says employees will also protest in eight coming up in the five o'clock hour of good day orlando-- it's cold in central florida! jayme king's tracking these chilly temperatures. the search is on for a gunmen... who terrorizes a mother and her teenage kids in a home invasion overnight. we've got the

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. @>> reporter: jennifer herald is @a long shot political rookie @>> i was offended. @>> reporter: when he told a @local radio station saying she @may not be able to be in thhouse. @>> the gal running against me @is a 30-year-old mom, mother of @two, and i don't know if anyone @explained to her you have to @spend three nights a week in us. @>> herald admits she has a @couple rambunctious kids but @knows what she can handle. @>> i think the comments and @narrative is bigger than my this is about women in general, @women in politics. @working moms. @why are we still talking about @these comments in 2016. @>> i don't feel like anyone a comment @regarding what our family @decides and that's something @that, i mean, we took a lot of @time >> reporter: patton, a widower @who raised five daughters @wouldn't speak with us @i used a poor choice of words. @i sincerely apologize if my @words were misplaced. @>> to discredit me based on me, t the people decide @that's what this is act. @this is about running the @campaign. @he has been in the political @arena longer than i have, and i @would not ha

then they switch over to the m line from 34th street, herald square to queens plaza. alternate side is in effect city wide and do remember to be safe, don't text and drive. and now to another commuter story. a new study find that is a rule meant to protect airline much time on the tarmac is actually increasing their travel time. the transportation department rules requires that passengers be allowed to deplane within three hours of boarding or landing for domestic flights or the airline will be fined. well, it turns out airlines would rather cancel the flights than incur the fees, making travel more difficult. researchers at dartmouth college and the massachusetts institute of technology propose increasing that delay window by half an hour. mary. >> alex, thank you. >>> a brooklyn woman gets robbed and assaulted on her way home from the grocery store, all caught on camera. in this surveillance video, you can see two men run behind the woman and attack her as she carried her groceries home on bleaker street in bushwick late last month. the video later shows the men thr

. >>> the "miami herald" reports a doctor has been suspended after a video surfaced of her hitting and cursing at an uber driver. doctor for jackson health system in miami, is on administrative leave following this incident on sunday. in the video, she is seen hitting the driver in the face and throwing out everything from the car. the driver accepted a settlement rather than press charges. >>> "variety" reports will smith is the latest to announce he is boycotting this year's oscars for lack of diversity. smith joins his wife jada pinkett-smith and others in refusing to attend next month's award ceremonies. all of these year's acting nominees are white and all of the director nominees are male. >>> still ahead, a hot sauce revolution. fans of sriracha can add a little bit of spice wherever they did. and a bid for freedom. a cow causes commotion on the streets of new york city. where toaren a cow causes commotion on the streets of new york city.nren a cow causes commotion on the streets of new york city.dren a cow causes commotion on on the streets of new york city.a cow causes commoti

@his opponent is upset by the @>> reporter: jennifer herald is @a long shot political rookie @running against veteran senator @tom patton, but after she heard @what he said. @>> i was offended. @>> reporter: offended when @patton told a local radio @station she may not be able to @be both in the home and the @house. @>> the gal that's running @against me is a 30-year-old, @you know, mom, mother of two, @and i don't know if anybody @explained to her we have to @spend three nights a week in @columbus. @>> reporter: herald admits she @has a couple rambunctious kids @but knows what she could @handle. @>> i think the comment and @narrative is bigger than my @campaign. @this is about women in general, @women in politics, working @moms. @why are we still talking about @these comments in 2016. @>> i don't feel like anyone @should be making a comment @argument what our family -- @regarding what our family @decides. @>> reporter: patton, a widower @wouldn't speak with us on @camera but sent this statement, @it was not my intention to @suggest that a young mother @couldn't serve ably in the @leg

"the indianola record herald" reports sudbrock asked several friends to buy him a firearm. a des moines mom is pleading for her daughter to be released from jail. in december, lori evans paid $4,000 to alpha bail bonds but the business just kept her evans filed a formal complaint with the iowa insurance division. according to the state, amy stevens with alpha bail bonds is not licensed with the iowa insurance division to do surety bonds. iowa counties are seeing a huge increase in permit to carry applications for handguns. rangemasters in clive says they are both mid month. >> we're telling them to get there as soon as possible as well as getting in here to get the training that they need for that certificate that way they can get that completed in a timely manner. alyx: the polk county sheriff's offices say in december they received more than 1400 applications. that is about a thousand more than december 2014. gun store owners say increased tension about guns could be a factor. officials expect the application process to take up to the full 30 days. an autopsy is now under

. >>> the "miami herald" said aisles fell like dominos at a party city store. shelves came down at this party city on tuesday. three suffered minor injuries. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. >>> the "los angeles times" reports disney's newest theme park is set to open in shanghai. the 5.5 billion dollar shanghai disney resort opens its doors on june 16th. it will be disney's second world in orlando. the nfl owners overwhelmingly agree for the rams to pack their bags and head back to los angeles. perfect. at del monte, corn is packed at the peak of freshness with just water and a dash of sea salt. nothing else. so it's all-natural and delicious. ibs-d. you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, or any components of xifax

. >> your apology came on the same day you got endorsed by the boston "herald". was the timing a coincidence or an effort to move past the storm and focus? >> i said at the night before. the only reason. was not fair to him. >> the endorsement was a big deal. >> be endorsedthe endorsed by the most conservative newspaper in boston in the primary. newspapers and new bill: bill: "high speed chase",. >> this was a subway monday. police are looking for this guy. if you see him. >> where were you on monday? [laughter] >> very dangerous. >> cadets at the citadel military school are in trouble after social media posts surfaced of the mooring ku klux klan like pillowcases over their head. upper-class been ordered carols. the investigationsthe investigations revealed the cadets did not mean to be offensive. bill: you are chasing a story that starts in oregon where ranchers and businessmen are held up in a standup. they have demands. ranchers. one of the guys that was holding out but uninteresting challenge to governor christie. >> a us sumo champion also on related to the

they are true to life and the animated expressions herald the approach of the gothic view of man. it reflects the understanding of the universe. christ is the center of the cosmos. he is the source of all things and with him all things return. he succeeded masterfully in representing both truth and the beauty of this perception as many theology and's required -- theology anans required. the cathedral was opened dan knight. and on the gallery, the pilgrims spend the nights in prayer and song. the cathedral is locked up at night. the baroque high altar is a majestic golden should be to the apostle. the altar is dominated by the figure of st. james. he presides with a somewhat detached air. they remain apparent despite the over painting and baroque guard. above is st. james as a pilgrim. and at the very top, james the slayer of moore's is writing his legendary white battle steed. pilgrims sometimes make the journey in a holy year. for whenever the feast day of st. james, the 25th of july falls upon a sunday. only on these occasions is the sacred portal. they date from the romanesque

now accuses two dubuque police officers of using pepper-spray without cause.the dubuque telegraph herald reports the plaintiffs claim the officers used excessive force when they sprayed a pregnant woman and several children while responding to an incident in august.they also contend the officer unlawfully arrested two children.right now - the dubuque police department is the u-of-i will now be paying more than 200-thousand dollars to settle a gender discrimination lawsuit, filed by a former track coach. coach.mike scott, was already working as a volunteer assistant, when he applied for an open assistant coaching position. position.scott says he was warned by another coach that administrators wanted to hire a female coach.under the agreement the university does not have to admit to the discrimination. the hashtag 'barbie' istrending on twitter right now, since mattel revealed the new curvy, tall and petite barbies. barbies.cbs two news reporter stephanie johnson is here to tell us what the company hopes this doll will achieve. achieve.karen, in addition to releasing barbie in different si