with sunday mornings tornado total this house that damaged a dozen homes, including the roof of john harvey's retirement house for the cost to repair it is more than he can afford. >> i haven't budgeted for. that's what will be a scramble to rob peter and pay paul. >>reporter: during the visit i asked gov. scott with the state is doing to help storm victims. >> you have thresholds and we are doing that assessment right now to see if they make the threshold. >>reporter: the county damages, less than half required for fema assistance. there is another option. the state is focused on low interest loans from the federal administration. damage. >> not just a loss. but the loss that is not covered by insurance.>>reporter: to qualify they must have 40% or more of uninsured loss.>> assistance is not meant to make a homeowner or business completely whole, it's meant to supplement those gaps. >>reporter: while he appreciates the help. >> i don't want to take on debt at this point. >>reporter: and if the area does not meet the criteria for low interest loans come i asked the governor, what then? >> we n

released. underneath that blue tarp is officer john amor's car. i got a look at it and the evidence tech was looking at it as well as the police chief harvey boman. over the back end of that car, most assuredly it is from police officer john amor. amor's wife tells me he's at home, resting, he apparently has a broken jaw and possibly a broken nose. he took some real serious hits, he was still able to call for backup and call for an emt. the really concerning part about all of this, they have not been glock. it is believed that kyle curtis officer's gun. he ties in this area but also in clermont county. as you can see, there's a whole lot of activity right now, maybe they have got a hot lead on that. we'll keep tabs on it and let you know if anything new develops. show if something breaks and also first at 4:00. >> be sure to stay with local 12 latest details. if you have any information that police. >> the hunt is on for two people involved in west chester in a homicide. someone shot casso. this case. good afternoon, larry. >> reporter: good afternoon, john. just moments ago police made an announcement they have made an arrest. 18-year-old

john: the search for the gunman who opened fire on the tee. harvey: the cold is going to continue, but for how long? an update on the weekend storm. ed: breaking news on the search for a local marine missing after a helicopter crash. >> things are going to change under president trump. heather: how sarah palin is changing the race for president. ed: a driver, trapped. his car, upside down. the rescue. heather: the bitter cold is it' eyes are run. national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ed: i am eddie harding. getting. will be impacted the most. windchill. boston, 5. it' s going to be cold overnight and a cold day tomorrow, but if you look inland on the west coast, this is for the wee hours of the morning. it doesn' t look like much, but this system is what develops into the storm. it drops southeast and develops moisture from the gulf. as it rises with colder air, a snow shield starts to develop around virginia and the nation' s capital. look like much, but this system is what develops into thefrom this point on

lee harvey oswald single-handedly killed john f. kennedy. no, fidel castro killed john f. kennedy. these are the stories power has told about itself throughout my life time. essentially these are the real conspiracy theories and they are told by power. with the complicity of the american media, appropriate media. these are the stories that had unfortunately some tragic consequences as well as we all know from the examples i just cited. it is the job of people like me, historians, alternative historians, journalists, to present the truth. basically, to cut through mythsmaking, spinning of history, of reality. it is no easy task because there is hollywood, there is the corporate media, there is a fox news. again and again day after day 24/7 they are telling us there reality and as the great sociologists who wrote the power elite during the cold war in the 1915s, one of the first to analyze the phenomenon of the dulles brothers and the power circle, as he famously said about these. is such men as these, they were 99% men and 96% today such men as these are crackpot realists. and we ar

lee harvey oswald single-handedly killed john f. kennedy. no, fidel castro killed john f. kennedy. these are the stories that power has told about itself throughout my lifetime. essentially, these are the real conspiracy theories. and they're told by power. with the complicity of the american media, corporate media. and these are the stories that have had, unfortunately, some tragic consequences as well, as we all know. from the examples that i just cited. sost the job of people like -- so it's the job of people like me, historians, alternative historians, journalists, to present the truth, basically, to cut through this myth-making, this spinning of history, of reality. and, you know, it's no easy task because there's hollywood, there's the corporate media, there's fox news. and again and again, day after day, 24/7, they're telling us their reality. and as mills, the great sociologist who wrote "the power elite" back during the cold war in the 1950s and was one of the first to analyze the phenomenon of the dulles brothers and that power circle, as he famous hi said about these men

harvey. all that and john stamos. and the new bachelor, ben higgins, with us here in time square. don't go anywhere. "good morning america" is coming up. oh, hi, john. >> hi, lara. how are you. >> are you a lucky lady or what? >> yes, honey, how are you? >> hi, ben. thank you. all that coming up. don't go anywhere. i got this my second month here. you should have quit while you were ahead. 32 years at this place and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. knowing what's on your mind and acting accordingly. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. we all want to be healthier, but lets just get real, we also want to loose weight. what's great about the smartpoints program is you do both, it's not counting calories it's counting points. which actually is like kind of a game. having the points literally gives you accountability. when you realize that you don't have to give up anything, if you could see your cough, you'd see all th

harvey oswald. the man believed to have killed president john f. kennedy.ere's a sampling of our story for tonight. >> is it here? >> if you're talking about the tombstone, yes, it is here. >> dave doesn't usually keep his "strange inheritance" in his nightclub. he has a secret hiding place for it but taken it out to show me. >> this is the original tombstone of lee harvey oswald. >> it feels long but i'm admiring the carving and everything, somebody went to a lot of trouble to make the head stone. i want to hear more of the story. >> let's have a seat and talk about it. >> okay. liz: you'll talk about it tonight. there's strange and really strange, tonight is really strange. second episode is the oldest known baseball card before the civil war. both of those episodes of "strange inheritance" tonight at 9:00 and 9:30 on fox business. liz: jamie, thank you very much. important pieces of history. we'll be right back. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will alwa

not everyone was senate majority leader harvey peeler told me he'd been seeing indications mcmaster was considering joining the trump camp. richland senator john courson says he was not terribly surprised and sees some parallels between trump's growing acceptance in some republican circles---and what happened with ronald reagan, somebody courson says also tapped into unrest within the gop with his first campaign for the white house. jack kuenzie wis news ten. trump will not be making an appearance on the main stage tonight for the fox gop debate. and senator ted cruz is calling him out. "apparently mr. trump considers megyn kelly very very scary. and you know donald is a fragile soul. she might ask a mean question and who knows what could happen. his hair could stand on end." we'll have more details on what to expect in tonight's debate in inside the state house- lawmakers from both the house and senate met this morning to learn about the state of nuclear energy in south carolina. and they heard about just how extensive nuclear power is in the state. will whitson was there. lawmakers from each district with a connection to nuclear energy heard

harvey: all right, no doubt about it. temperatures a few degrees plus or minus the freezing mark. while it is clear now, late tonight toward john tomorrow, clouds will start coming in from the ocean and there might be just a touch of freezing drizzle in a few spots. not widespread. if it happens at all, it will make for some slippery spots. just keep it in mind. i will let you know through the forecast with many changes. jc: all right, a deadly shooting and france. a man armed with a knife and a fake explosive vest was killed after threatening police. he had wires protruding from his body that were in active. he was also found with a cell phone, a sheet of paper, and that' s paper had an islamic state flag on it. , written in arabic, claiming responsibility. this attack comes one year almost to the minute of last , year' s attack on charlie hebdo. today, the country honored the 11 people who were killed when islamist extremists stormed the satirical magazine in paris. that attack kicked off 3 days of terror in the french capital, including shootings at a kosher grocery store and in a suburb of paris. in all, 17 people died in t

john: the difference it could make out on the streets. phil: the final days of campaigning here in iowa and new e-mail trouble for hillary clinton. harvey: the snow has moved offshore. >> so sharks, whose ready to score big off my perfect score? j.c.: see what happens when this local college student gets a chance to make his big pitch on shark tank. j.c.: breaking news, big trouble on a side street in roslindale. live power lines trapping a cement truck driver for hours. all that electric current making it too dangerous for him to move. good evening. i'm j.c. monahan. ed: and i'm ed harding. our cameras were there as the rescue unfolded. wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live on the scene. juli? juli: fort flat, that truck scarynating for him. but still a big knows clean up over here as crews work to restore power in this neighborhood. a loud boom followed by darkness. roslindale neighbor had no idea what was going on friday evening when they suddenly lost power. >> i looked out the one did he and saw that the police cars going buy. then i heard the fire coming. that is when i come out to see ifle the nabbers were ok. >> when they ca

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john at watt ore, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: taking a live look at the boston skyline. clouds moving in and some late january swings in the forecast to talk about. harvey leonard with me now, and harvey, you're keeping your eye on some possible snow showers tomorrow. harvey: yes. they don't get together in an active way which means we're ok. heather: if they did, it could mean -- harvey. let me show you, heather. we show you this he rain around the carolinas off the southeast coast. also, the area of snow showers coming out of the eastern great lakes. but here is the deal. if you take this to the north and the east. you will see the rain may barely skirt the cape or the islands early tomorrow. that is probably rain down there. now, it is colder for the rest of the region. but these two systems will probably not truly merge purchase they do. they are far out in the ocean. nonetheless, it could mean snow show showers tomorrow. a little bit of rain clipping the cape. at any time during the course of the day tomorrow or tomorrow evening, there could be some scattered snow showers around. for the most part, i am not expecting any real accumulation. some hig

ex-wife kate from divorcing, the 38 year old tells steve harvey show the tlc tried to keep them together for the sake of the show. and that's why johns that decision to leave the show that left the family broke. john also says tlc sided with kate and paid for her divorce attorney. >> and of course, tlc saying they deny all of that. can we get back to the cute panda? >> can we look at it again? >> tiantian, of course the national so, so cute, everyone, so many people have been talking about this lovely, lovely panda. >> it is like women who really like this video. >> exactly. >> and they've been sharing it all over their facebook pages. >> and because of that, mike somehow got the idea, well, if women see this video and they like it so much, they think it is so cute, maybe if i do what the panda did, they'll think i'm cute. interesting logic, mike. >> ya? well, i thought about it. you know, by the way, sue, it is raining now. >> all right, well, i said it was. >> you predict philadelphia now raining on my head. so, how much time do we have left in the show? >> minute. >> one minute? >> one minute. >> you got time, my friends, you got

harvey is a retired u.s. army colonel, university of south florida, he is in tampa tonight. derrick, is this a shift in policy? >> john, i don't think it's a shift in policy. you know, it is time for us to accelerate the campaign. many have been calling for that. but in point of fact i think secretary carter pointed out some real problems. there's no real coalition fighting this fight. except for a few countries. the resources really are not there. and the u.s. is unwilling to do more of the heavy lifting. so although there's been some progress it's going to take a lot more to accelerate the activities against i.s.i.s.. >> but ash carter's boss, the president of the united states has said for months and months and months, no boots on the ground, will be no boots on the ground. now we hear there will be boots on the ground. that sounds like a change to me. >> i'm not sure there is. the 101 st01st air mobile, is gg to become the new command there replacing an element that's going to pull out and that's been known for many months and they're going to continue to do the training and advising mission. so we're didding to e

andover i'm john monahan box 25 news 14-year-old hit by a car while trying to get the school bus.they police going to be okay. this happened this morning before the sun came up in attleboro on harvey road. police and the driver moved through the stop sign on the bus and hit the team. 525 stephanie when you is live in attleboro with stephanie 's with the driver did not do before he got behind the wheel that could be the blame. >> reporter: it's all about the frost in the ice vanessa on that windshield we say the driver never scraped it off making it difficult to see. after standing here at the bus stop this is at the intersection of harvey road and pike avenue you can see it's just very dark in again children here before the sun comes up and take a look on the side of the road it's what you don't see that parents are calling very dangerous as well. no sidewalks and because of that they are now calling for >> it's awful i would not want that phone call. i would be devastated. parents along harvey road are sad and angry after 14-year-old was hit while walking to a school bus. police say that impact caused the team to shatter the car's windshield. police say the driver identified as t

harvey, thanks pat for >>[gavel] >> good morning. today is tuesday, january 12, 2016. welcome to the finance committee . my name is john avalos chairman of the finance i forget i'm doing to my right by commissioner eric mar and by david campos. we will be joined shortly by commissioner melia cohen. is he actually going to be here? i think we'll have a motion to excuse her in a moment. the clerk is stephen say most. could you share with us on office >> no announcements. >> okay. today's meeting is broadcast today by jennifer lopez charles, neck from sf of katie. thank you for your service. if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner kim. >> some of >> moved and seconded. moved and seconded. we'll take that without objection >>[gavel] . we'll go to our second items. >> local >>[call of the roll] avalos campos cohen. cohen absent mar speeder a quorum is present. >> that's going to second item >> item to approve the minutes of november 3 approve the minutes of november 3, 2015 meeting. >> any changes to the minutes seeing none, will go under public comments. the comment is now open on our minutes. we will close of the

papa john's is offering customers who buy a large pizza at regular price the chance to buy a second for only 50 cents. when we come back we'll run down the top headlines in soiuxland. and steve harvey is still dealing with his miss universe flub. plus...and which movies will make the top of the list this year? << >> << wx timer @ :45 the fog won't be nearly as thick this morning as it was yesterday, but some patchy freezing drizzle is a possibility during the first half of the day, so watch out for a few slick spots on the roads. southerly winds and some limited afternoon sun will help temperatures reach the lower 30s before another chance of light freezing rain again tonight. a few snowflakes might mix in too, but better chances of snow showers will be during the day tomorrow that shouldn't result in anything huge accumulation-wise, but a coating is certainly a possibility. we'll see yet another small thursday with some light snow possible on friday before our next big shot of cold air arrives this weekend. see graphics. >> << >> here's a look at the stories making headlines this morning in siouxland. officials with the n-t-s-b are expected to join the investigation into the crash

the harvey oswald single-handedly killed john f. kennedy. fidel castro killed john f. kennedy. throughout my lifetime they were the real conspiracy theories and they were told by power in the complicity of the media that had a conflict as we all know so for people like me historians, alternatives, journalists to present truth to cut through this reality it's no easy task because there's corporate media, fox news and again and again day after day 24/mac something they are telling us they're reality. it's one of the first to analyze the phenomenon in the power circle as he famously sang such men as these probably 96% today such men as these are crackpot realists in the name of reality they've created a paranoid reality all of their own and they are forced to live in that reality. it's the communists. there's someone we have to fear and they've created a lucrative racket and that's what it is that happened in the cold war so to see through the mythology to do the work and research to know what's happening. i hope you read the book and i hope that you delete as i do that the name s