the region itself is a highland region in the middle of the north american continent. it is the only real highland region between -- well, i should say the ozarks, in combination with the mountains, in oklahoma and arkansas, are on the south side of the river, those two make up the only highland region between the rocky mountains and the appalachian mountains. you get a lot of physical diversity within this highland region from prairies, the area that springville, arkansas, where we are today is kind of a prairie type area. if you go 15 miles to the south, you're in a more mountainous area. there are lots of subregions within the ozarks, like the mountains south of here and lots of other subregions that give the region a lot of diversity, physically speaking. my interest in the history of the ozarks dates back to my undergraduate days. i went to school on the edge of the ozarks. at that time, it was a little college called ozarks college. today, it is called line college. i had grown up in the ozarks. i did not know it. identity is a funny thing. when i grew up, i asso

within thisrsity highland region from prairies. the area that springdale, arkansas, fayetteville, arkansas , where we started is a pearly type of area. -- prairie type of area. to the south, you are more of a mountain. like are these subregions, the boston mountains south of here. there are subregions that really give the ozarks region a lot of diversity, physically speaking. my interest in the history of the ozarks dates back to my undergraduate days. ozark -- school in the at the edge of the ozarks. i had grown up in the ozarks. i just didn't really know it. identity is a funny thing. when i grew up, i associated with the ozarks with places that advertised them. television channels out of springfield, missouri, they were always talking about the ozarks. i thought that's where the ozarks must have been, around springfield, missouri. library as an undergrad, and i came across this book written by a geographer named milton lafferty. i opened it up and there was a map to the ozarks, you have the borders around the ozarks. i discovere

and the highlands of ethiopia. through the swamps of the sued. the arid desert to the sahara. the fertile valley in sudan in egypt. flowing out into the mediterranean sea. millions living along the river nile dream of a better future. oh and you're going to come as the city looking to determine who it is a natural resource or and i'm sure you've you know to do it is a gift from god. and we must all use it well you know just like our forefathers were clearly going to lose and she's going to see. it with anything has no one living beside denial can ever stray from it if he does he will feel lost and she's isn't. going to know when i've lived long enough i dream of a better future for my kids. a lot of what i've got is only god is sustaining us god provides everything is good god's blessing is all around us in the cabin of the. home as longer there is no war and we are living in peace with sleep easy to be intimate that. what courtroom with my job. i don't like it very much not this big but this big. the river nile unites worlds of mountains jungle mosques and desert. but in the

the highlands in the heart of africa to the shores of the mediterranean sea. a source of sustenance but also one of tension even potentially conflict. the nile is the key to a geopolitical rivalry in the region. at its heart is egypt. with suspicions about former enemies. and tensions with an age old civilization and reveal deep seated fears about water scarcity and losing control of the river nile . alexandria egypt's main city on the mediterranean. here in march one thousand nine hundred three the founder of political zionism disembarked on a special mission. theodore hurt souls goal was to secure a homeland for the jews. one year earlier he had petitioned for such a homeland to be allowed in palestine then part of the ottoman empire. the request was rejected by sultan abdul hamid the second. so hurtful took a contingency plan to egypt. a country then under british occupation. some british officials floated the idea and tercel even initially toyed with the idea of accepting a small temporary jewish. entity zionist entity in northern sinai around l r e should

the hayward fault runs right through hayward and the pipe broke on highland boulevard just due west of there. >>. >> reporter: well the hayward fall runs right along the left side of that house over there, that brown house, and it cuts right through the street here on highland boulevard that cut right through that water main that broke on sunday. now seismologists say it was caused by something caused a seismic creep. >> it's like a gear slipping in your transmission. it's not going to propel the car at the speed you want, but it might jerk the car forward. >> reporter: that according to seismologist tom broker is what a seismic creep is, a constant movement along a fault line in between earthquakes, and that's what most likely caused a massive water pipe rupture in hayward last sunday. a rupture that occurred right along this fault. it ripped this street creating a large sink hole and creating a fast moving river of water, mud and rocks. check this picture, it shows where the fault is relative to the pipe failure. this one was taken before sunday's break of a suring right across the s

if you remember the story about the undocumented indonesian immigrants who were arrested in highland park, the story develops. saying they had their passport stolen out of their homes. >> the plot think it's. >> i am bill spadea, this is chasing news. >> this is the front page of the daily news on friday. a bronx middle school teacher took a lesson slavery a bit too far. john has the details. what you got? >> may be your black history month lesson shouldn't include isolating black children and stepping on them. just a thought. what were you thinking comes this story out of middle school 118. according to the daily news a social studies teacher named patricia cummings who is white was giving a lesson on slavery and slave trade when she has three black students, allegedly to line the floor. she said how does it feel, they said fine so she put their preferred on the child back in that said see how it feels to be a slave. newspaper reports said they did this in several seventh grade classes. we have not heard from the teacher or heard her state of the stories. these are allegations for m

itself is a highland region in the middle of the north american continent, it is the only real highland region i should say, the ozarks, in combination with the mountains, which are in oklahoma and arkansas on the south side those arkansas river, two, the ozarks and the watcher up the only highland region between the rocky mountains and the appalachian mountains. you get a lot of physical diversity within this highland , the aream prairies that springdale, arkansas, fayetteville, arkansas where we are today is a prairie type area. ,f you go 15 miles to the south you're in a more mountainous area. there are a lot of subregions within the ozarks like the boston mountains south of here, lots of other little subregions the ozarks region a lot of diversity, physically speaking. ofinterest in the history the ozarks dates back to my undergraduate days. i went to school on the edge of the ozarks. at that time it was a college called arkansas college, today it is called lion college. i had grown up in the ozarks. i did not know it. identity is a funny thing. when i grew up, i associated with the

the hayward fault runs right through hayward and the pipe broke on highland boulevard just due west ofell the hayward fall runs right along the left side of that house over there, that brown house, and it cuts right through the street here on highland boulevard that cut right through that water main that broke on sunday. now seismologists say it was caused by something caused a seismic creep. >> it's like a gear slipping in your transmission. it's not going to propel the car at the speed you want, but it might jerk the car forward. >> reporter: that according to seismologist tom broker is what a seismic creep is, a constant movement along a fault line in between earthquakes, and that's what most

the pipe snapped suddenly on sunday causing a flood along highland boulevard. we're there with more on what exactly happened. >> reporter: seismologists refer to a creep as a steady movement that's pretty constant in the earth. and that is what they believe caused this massive water main break. the water main break on highland boulevard was so powerful it forced the street to rise and buckle. it looked as if the earth was about to burst from the extreme pressure. >> crop that was here was washed away all the way to the front. >> the rupture sent water, rocks, and mud down the street and opened up a sinkhole that almost swallowed a car. the break was called by what's called a creek. a constant or periodic movement on the fault. >> it's kind of scary because this time it was really close to the house. and i guess to any of the neighbors it's scary and some of our neighbors the water went inside their houses. >> the water flooded the space underneath her home on sunday. usgs says the fault is slipping about 1/5 of an inch per year. any fault line that crosses it.

governor phil murphy who supports the immigrants rights visited the reform at highland park after a raid in the area. no, you won see lady doritos any time soon. speculation was ram. after the chairman of expectco said last week, women find doritos too noisy, messy don't enjoy them as much as men do. the company was looking at as? designed for women igniting the rumor. cleared up the confusion with one tweet. we have doritos for one woman. they are called doritoss and loved by millions. that is a look at headlines we're chasing tonight. bill: th >> i've from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> parade preparation are underway. look at the crews working all day for the historic celebration and trying to move quick toll beat this. a nasty winter storm. we're talking snow, some ice and then rain for some of us. and the timing of it all really couldn't be any worse. just as kids are getting ready to head to school. good evening and thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. several schools on a delay for tomorrow. check all those at fox29.com. kathy, most of our

terrier named charlie, who was pulled to safety after a 72—hour rescue operation in the scottish highlands pie after his ordeal and is doing well according to his owner. today marks ten years since the national apology to australia's indigenous communities for the grief and loss they suffered over many generations, including the removal of aboriginal children from their families. a new report shows the social gap between aboriginal australians and others is still wide, with progress in four out of seven key areas not on target. hywel griffith is outside parliament. ten yea rs ten years on and on many issues are still not resolved ? ten years on and on many issues are still not resolved? yes, rico, it's ten yea rs still not resolved? yes, rico, it's ten years to the day since we saw thousands of people on this lawn to witness the apology given in the parliament behind me. as you say there's still a great deal of concern over the life chances for people from indigenous communities in australia and as this latest report shows, still an awful lot of work to be done. if we look at some of the f

america from the highlands of the northwest to the low lying plains of the south. the point at which these routes into sight. the caravans that carry this trade are exposed to various danger and so the driver . thought the guard should be asked for special protection. they chose to build their cottage shrines on a mountain top with a natural platter to albano for the white mountain only a day on foot from the present day tahn of. this ceremonial center was established around five hundred b.c. in the course of the centuries it became one of the major trading centers in all mesoamerica. the earliest overlords of monta. moms of a kind they were results flow tribal chiefs with a knack for dramatically highlighting their own supremacy ophir they were closer to heaven than anywhere else on earth closer to the gods to underwrote their authority to decide men's faints in warding economic on monta. you. knew the central location of monta all gone meant that it played an increasing role in the long distance trade of mesoamerican its links extended to the south and the jungle

terrier named charlie, who was pulled to safety after a 72—hour rescue operation in the scottish highlandse after his ordeal and is doing well, according to his owner. today marks ten years since the national apology to australia's indigenous communities for the grief and loss they suffered over many generations, including the removal of aboriginal children from their families. a new report shows the social gap between aboriginal australians and others is still wide, with progress in four out of seven key areas not on target. hywel griffith is outside parliament. how is it being commemorated? we are seeing events across australia today, ten years to the day since an apology was delivered in parliament there. ten years ago there were thousands of people on this morn to witness the moment. but a decade on many people are asking how much progress has been made. as you said ina progress has been made. as you said in a report, startling findings in the difference of life expectancy, the difference of life expectancy, the employment rate still significant. i am joined the employment rate still s

covered as the lord of all the world becomes the guardian of heaven the time is paradise for god as my highland sharjah han a foretaste in this world of life in the next. the quotations from the koran inscribed on the taj mahal are not merely an avowal of immortality no images of god man or beast are committed on the sacred buildings of is now the inscriptions on the mantle calligraphy is seen as the highest service of god to calligrapher a man as can indeed was granted the great honor of commission to sign his will. shall johanne was deposed by his son to avert the impending bankruptcy of the empire for the taj mahal it was not sharjah hands only great project originally he planned a second for himself on the other bank of the river made of black marble. the toppled mogul spent his last eight years in the red fort at agra within sight of the taj mahal and in the towers he was duly buried. will be happier beside his beloved his son reportedly said than in a more as a leader of his own. perhaps that very gesture up held the legend of an undying love certainly it would have been strange if the lo

the cold air sewer wintry mix, it will be cold and there could be snow as it arrives across the highlands and northern england and it brightens from northern england and eastern parts of england have a brighter day than tomorrow and are less cold one because we lose the wind. but for many it looks cloudy with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow on the hills and may wintry mix. for the rugby, of course the six nations kicks off this weekend. in wales they play scotland, some cold rain around here for the fans travelling even a few showers in paris. as we head into sunday, i weather system will fizzle out so a key north—east wind, cold wind in the far south and east but some sunshine coming into the north and west to the weekend does not start off too promising in the west but we will seek sunshine on sunday but we will seek sunshine on sunday but the cold wind will bring a change for that stage and into the start of the new week, a repeat performance, another band of rain comes into the cold air and we could have some snow as we move into tuesday and the cold air is with us to stay for much

is expected to meet within days to choose a successor to highland body i'm disciplined but the stakes are high and sling for the premiership intense what the coalition decides will have a huge impact on how he threw up his government mohammed to al-jazeera. still had an al-jazeera death sentence for the rape and murder of a six year old girl and pakistan a killing that sparked nationwide protests person anger in the philippines as the body of a maid as returned from kuwait. welcome back we've been looking at some really unsettled weather across parts of the event of the last twenty four hours or so and still some very heavy rain during the course of sunday as another area of low pressure begins to push in the snow in the northern parts of syria into turkey and the rainy says quite a long way south and maybe as far as kuwait moving the forecast on twenty four hours will see that low pressure system moving away and it'll generally loses energy so sunny for the eastern side of the mediterranean much improvement as far as the weather is concerned sunshine and seventeen degrees expected in

scotland, may be the north—east of england, we could see some accumulation. 2—5 centimetres across the highlandsn uplands, localised disruption possible. the winds are going to be very gusty. gusty winds further south as well, 50—60 mph. although the day starts off on a bright note across the east, the cloud works in throughout the day. the thickest cloud is further rest, —— further west. the rain turning heavier later on. eventually, mild are pushing into western areas, the cold are northern and eastern parts. the charts for thursday, weather front is moving out of the way, and a build of pressure, a ridge of high pressure building in across england and wales. the weather should be largely dry with sunshine for most on wednesday. further north, in northern ireland and scotland, further sunshine and wintry showers. further snow in the hills. mild in the south, io—iid. further north, the cold weather still with us in scotland, temperatures 5 degrees or so. scotland, temperatures 5 degrees or so. through friday and into the weekend, generally the weather's go into becoming recently settled, and is

snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlandsing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the suspect in america's latest high school shooting appears in court charged with 17 counts of murder. 19—year—old nikolas cruz is accused of carrying out his killing spree at a ca

it is to the west of northern ireland and the highlands of scotla nd ireland and the highlands of scotlande even a bit more possible over the higher ground. strong winds as well. quite a blustery day. still sub only the mountains. with some sunshine in the south, ten, 11 degrees is certainly possible. to take us into tonight, we will see the showers continue across the north and west of the country, becoming fewer in number further south you are. the chance of some frost and ice to take us into friday morning. for many, it will be a bright enough start. still a lot of snow continuing to fall. prudden eyed, if you have clear skies in scotland, you could see the all. the green, slimmer chance. but still possible across some parts of scotla nd possible across some parts of scotland and northern ireland. we have the showers continuing across the north and west of the country. much of england and wales, a dry day. cladding over a little bit from the west during the afternoon. up to ten or 11 degrees. into the weekend, a quick look at what we've got. a touch of frost around saturday morning. bri

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his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller ski tracks of the scottish highlands but16 and bone chilling winds but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. and they are underway. cross—country skiing is not a traditional 0lympic strength for britain — their previous best, the 29th place in sochi for andrew musgrave. not this time. with barely a lap to go, there he was remarkably in silver medal position. could he hang on?

the highlands looked splendid, didn't they?clear blue skies as well. but looking ahead to the weekend's forecast, not so much sunshine to go around on saturday. sunday sees the sunshine return, along with some snow showers. it'll become windy for a time this weekend. here's the satellite picture. it shows an area of low pressure, a curl of cloud racing towards the british isles, and this cloud is going to be moving in, bringing a band of rain with it. and that rain is going to be quite heavy over the next few hours, turning readily to snow — even low down across parts of eastern scotland. i think we will see things turning rather wintry. the other thing you'll notice if you're out and about first thing is how cold it feels. yes, we're looking at a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches first thing. now, looking at the weather in a little bit more detail through saturday morning. the snow across scotland, well, five to ten centimetres possible over the higher ground. it will tend to transition back to rain as milder a

snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlandsre we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: nikolas cruz, the teenager accused of killing 17 people at his former florida high school, appears in court. we speak live to one teacher who witnessed the carnage as

you'll see here, north—west highlands, 7—12 centimetres, even on the southern uplands, getting over beattockof snow. top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as that weather front keeps journeying ever further eastwards and it comes up over salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. that weather system eventually pushes through. low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday. quite a few isobars on that chart so the wind will be a noticeable feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers

morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres possible across the highlandsthrough the central belt, making for a dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some significant accumulations. snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. but even to lower levels for a while, even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even w

you'll see here, north—west highlands, 7—12 centimetres, even on the southern uplands, getting over beattocks on the m74, you could be looking at several centimetres of snow. top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as that weather front keeps journeying ever further eastwards and it comes up over salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, tr

morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres possible across the highlands dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some significant accumulations. snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. but even to lower levels for a while, even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit winter across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. 4 or 5 degrees. this fron

landslides and hundreds of tourists are stranded after a powerful storm battered new zealand's south highlands the storm was the tail end of cycle which tore through several pacific nations last week. to the u.s. now were last week's mass shooting at a florida high school has ignited a new push to end gun violence seventeen people were killed in that massacre now the surviving students are leading the movement for change pressuring state lawmakers to pass tighter gun control laws but on tuesday they suffered a setback as politicians rejected a motion to consider a ban on sales of assault style rifles. that students made the long journey to florida's state capitol to confront lawmakers but politicians voted down a motion to even consider a ban on assault rifles students say they remain motivated. that's why we're going to how hot the president knew that they were that they were going to hear a significant day stated on his part on florida we have to get at me and we have to do you know show them how our boys you know usually tell them how they have it was like there are signs that they're being

the highlands looked splendid, didn't they?snowfall here and clear blue skies as well. but looking ahead to the weekend's forecast, not so much sunshine to go around on saturday. sunday sees the sunshine return, along with some snow showers. it'll become windy for a time this weekend. here's the satellite picture. it shows an area of low pressure, a curl of cloud racing towards the british isles, and this cloud is going to be moving in, bringing a band of rain with it. and that rain is going to be quite heavy over the next few hours, turning readily to snow — even low down across parts of eastern scotland. i think we will see things turning rather wintry. the other thing you'll notice if you're out and about first thing is how cold it feels. yes, we're looking at a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches first thing. now, looking at the weather in a little bit more detail through saturday morning. the snow across scotland, well, five to ten centimetres possible over the higher ground. it will tend to transition back t

today, captured quite nicely i think in this weather watch picture behind me, which is from the highlandsnd, clear skies overhead. there will not be quite as much sunshine to go around as we start off this weekend, ra i nfo rd as we start off this weekend, rainford many of us but the sunshine will be back on sunday, the air turns colder and there will be more snow showers on the way. this is the satellite picture at the moment, in the area of cloud racing towards the british isles, this is an atlantic weather front that is bumping into the cold air which we started to see some of this rain turned to snow in western scotland, and i think as we go on through the night that snow will be getting heavier and more widespread even down to low levels. it is one of those kind of nights that could cause problems if you are planning to drive over the next few hours. widespread frost out about, some icy stretches to be expected. saturday morning looks like this, snow quite heavy as well, 5— ten centimetres over the mountains but it will tend to transition back to rein as milderair it will tend to tra

the victim walked into dhirn's hospital and another walked into highland hospital. one of the victims was pronounced dead later. police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. >>> the san francisco district attorney's office will toss out or reduce thousands of criminal convictions for marijuana dating back decades. d.a. george gascon announced more than 3,000 convictions will be reversed and the records expunged. nearly 5,000 felonies will be reexamined. this is lourd under the ballot measure that legalized recreational cannabis use. gascon says many convictions no longer make sense. >> i believe long ago we lost our distinguish the dangerous from the nuisance and it has broken our pocketbooks, the fabric of many communities and we haven't been safer for it. >> people who have been convicted of violent felonies are not eligible, however. >>> three east bay men are among the nine people who drowned in maui in the past two weeks. many victims were older visitors, out snorkeling. authorities are investigating if the type of equipment or snorkelin

the spilling into oskid mark but dates back to the ar-ux arkansas -- auxark and the region is a highland region in the middle of the north mesh continent, the only real highland region between -- well, i should say the ozarks in combination with the wash tau mountains which are in oklahoma and arkansas, they're on the south side of the arkansas river, those -- the ozarks and the wash taus make up the only highland region between the rockies and the appalachians and you get a lot of physical diverse within this highland region from prairies, the area that springdale, arkansas, fayetteville, arkansas, where we are today is, is kind of a prairie type area. you go 15-mile's the south, you're in a more of a mountainous area so theres there's a lot of subregions in the ozarks, like the boston mountain south of here and little subregions that give the ozarks region a lot of diversity physically speaking. my interest in the history of the ozarks really dates back to any undergraduate days. i went to school on the knowledge of the ozarks, a little college called arkansas college in fayetteville,

will the showers in the west of england and wales, as the cloud increases, snow in the scottish highlandsuth and east later but still a cold day. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11. the building of a new hospital in liverpool is delayed following the collapse of carillion, as former senior executives from the company face questions from mps. stock markets have experienced further volatility after dramatic moves in global share prices in the past 24 hours. the world's most powerful rocket has been launched tonight from kennedy space centre. experts say it could transform space exploration. and we have heard a lot today about women getting the vote 100 years ago. but the fact that many working class men only got the vote then has not been mentioned. tonight we ask if

. >> attends morning at highland college as this to school when into lockdown after reports of gunfire. students heard 6 - 8 shots. please believed they made them fireworks. the school south of there was closed. >> a bahamas resort is looking for a chief of flamingo officer. someone to take care of the flamingos that will arrive in the spring. the cfo will care for the flamingos and be in charge of guest services. >> coming up, guess what? if you take nj transit to get into new york, it might not happen come the end of the air. what changes need to be made to keep trains from new jersey rolling into penn >> welcome back. i'm the former lieutenant governor of the state of new jersey. i am filling in for bill spadea. say were gonna talk about something near and dear to our hearts. infrastructure. the president proposed a plan that will cost us billions of dollars. the senators oppose the plan with a plan of their own. we heard from new jersey transit and amtrak about shutting down the rail line between new jersey and new york have certain things didn't happen. here's mark with more. >> t

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let's look at i-95 near highland avenue, northbound traffic on the right heading toward the blue route, moving okay on on this wet morning especially in delaware county. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have a slot of showers out of the gettysburg through philadelphia into parts of south jersey and trenton is seeing a little bit of this, not a whole lot happening up north, but when it does there's a freezing rain possibility in the poconos and later in the afternoon. keep that in mind if you're heading north. kind of cloudy and damp and dreary with rain and drizzle. temperatures will struggle to climb. we'll get a high of 46 degrees probably around 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. before we get there. not difference as we roll through the day between now and later. in the poconos this weekend we've had better, drizzle and light rain on saturday, 47. 52 with the morning soaking on the slopes in the poconos. >> anchor sharrie williams sat down with eagles safety malcom jenkins to talk about the recent super bowl victory. he said the grit embodies the spirit of philadelphia. he compla

morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres possible across the highlandse central belt, making for a dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some significant accumulations. snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. but even to lower levels for a while, even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some s

main roads, but we have a bunch of accidents in the suburbs, this one lower providence ridge pike highland avenue. one in lansdale, one at main street chestnut street. we found people talking about icy roads on rolling road here in springfield township. as you travel out and about you need to be careful. 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville. for the most part, the highway is wet, you have to watch for a slick spot or two, as you travel. a lot of people bleary eyed as they travel around. the rain is out of here, but nonetheless you have to look for wet spots that could be slick now that temperatures have dropped, matt and tam. [cheers and applause] >> that is what it sounded like in u.s. bank stadium when an eagles made a play, sounded like the link. fans at the super bowl said it felt like a home game with the fans cheering on their team. >> man flocked to minneapolis to witness the game in person, "action news" at 4:00 p.m., brian taff and sharrie williams talked to a new jersey couple who waited decades for this. >> sam and anita, this is your 50th anniversary. w

his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller ski tracks of the scottish highlands butolympics at their most wintry, —16 and bone chilling winds but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. and they are underway. cross—country skiing is not a traditional 0lympic strength for britain — their previous best, the 29th place in sochi for andrew musgrave. he said there he was skiing like a tranquiliser badger. not this time. with barely a lap to go, there he was remarkably in silver medal position. could he hang on? not quite as the norwegian raced to the gold, musgrave faded to seventh but with his best events still to come, that is some feat. what a result for andrew musgrave, he could not quite get that first medal for britain but even so, the performance of his life. with a lap and a half to go, i was pretty confident and i thought i would be able to get a medal. ijust could not quite keep up that pace. the last lap was was pretty tough. on a day when some events were postponed due to high winds, one man soared... at the age ofjust 17, american red gerard spinning t

"action news" learn that two people were found dead inside of a home along the 200 block of highland avenue. police say they both had apparent gunshot wounds and they are waiting for a medical examiner to determine the exact cause of death. and investigators believe this was a case of murder-suicide. but have not released the name of the people involved. stay with 6 abc and 6abc.com for updates. >>> we are also learning knew details about a fire tragedy that claimed two lives in north philadelphia. the home is now charred and the victims reportedly siblings. they died along west toronto street. >> jeanette reyes is live. >> alicia. a neighbor and sister killed in the father and that man was the pit my of a good neighbor. and he lived in the home for 50 years. you see it's a charged frame of what used to be. >> i looked out the window and seen the smoke and then i came down stairs and said is there anybody else here standing around. 12:30 this morning firefighters responded to a blaze on the 1300 block of west toronto street off west broad street. and upon arrival crews saw flames sho

challenged to build a miniature golf device meckcly operated and students from timber creek and highlands and try tan took part today. >>> ducis rogers went to the head of the class this morning and spoke to cadets at the military college in wayne. and ducis spoke with his school experience and path to become a sportscaster. and i could think of no one better to give advice than ducis rogers. >> out there a lot of energetic students out there. hopefully they have a bright future. move ago on to the sixers it's back to work for them. the sixers sit in the seventh playoff seed and three games away from being in the fourth spot. at practice today all the talk was keeping the momentum going and before the all-star break they won five gay games in a row. and jaime apody caught up with brett brown and asked about joel embiid among other things. >> did you enjoy watching his first experience. >> i was proud of ben and dario and joel. all three handled themselveses with interviews and on the court with tremendous pride and grace. i think they represented themselves and the program well. i have ha

time appears to have stood still in the impoverished highlands. further south, the blue nile bends westwards, heading towards the sudanese border, where it will be used to provide the country with electricity. 40 kilometers before the river reaches sudan, a huge dam and hydraulic power station are taking shape on africa's biggest construction site. 10,000 workers toil here day and night. the grand ethiopian renaissance dam was supposed to be completed last year, but it's behind schedule. ethiopia intends using the blue nile's physical power to end its dependence on international development aid. tenalem: africans can make a difference. africa is a resourceful continent. africa has all the potential to develop. so that's -- we have to look inwards. if we think that way, then we can change our continent. i think it's an eye-opener to the continent, i can say. reporter: at over 1800 square kilometers, the dam's reservoir will cover an area three times the size of lake constance. its power station will generate over 6000 megawatts. that will supply al

it ripped this street on highland boulevard near margaret drive, creating a large sink hole and creating a fast-moving river of water, mud and rocks. check this picture. it shows where the fault is relative to the pipe failure. this one was taken before sunday's break of a curb right across the street that shifted due to seismic creep. broker says they're happening all the time on the hayward fault. >> it's moving about a 5th of an inch per year, and that doesn't sound like much. but in forty years that's to 10 motion. and so 10 inches of motion is enough to stretch some pipes. >> reporter: residents we spoke with say they're not surprised at the likely cause. >> if you look at the foundations on the homes, some of them have moved. >> reporter: the last big one on the hayward fault was 150 years ago. experts say we're due for another. vic lee, abc7 news. >> comfort peacock, igniting a controversy tonight, the airline cracked down on service animals that may have an unintended consequence for those who really need them. >> also leaving oakland, another tech company says it's just too expe