the lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 10:18 "depends on what it is. i and treating roads. when you get three inches of snow or more then we put the blades on and start temperatures are." 10:33 virginia beach has a frost patrol that treats their overpasses and bridges. they'll be out tonight if the temperature drops below 35 degrees. not because of the incoming weather, its what the city does every year from november till march. we're on your side -- starting at 6 tomorrow morning -- meteorologist deitra tate will have the most up to date information with the winter blast as it moves through hampton roads. plus, you can stay through out wavy 10 weather app. it's free for both apple and android users. new tonight -- police are looking for three people wanted in an armed robbery. portsmouth police say three men wearing masks robbed a dragon city chinese restaurant delivery driver. it happened on towne point road. officers say the three walked up to the delivery driver and robbed him at gunpoint. police in virginia beach are investigating two armed robber

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 10:18 "depends on what it is. i mean if it's freezing rain and sleet and a little bit of snow then we have trucks going out and treating roads. when you get three inches of snow or more then we put the kind of precipitation we are getting and what the temperatures are." 10:33 we're on your side -- starting at 6 tomorrow morning -- meteorologist we're on your side -- starting at 6 tomorrow morning -- meteorologist deitra tate will have the most up to date information with the winter blast as it moves through hampton roads. plus, you can stay connected all winter long through out wavy 10 weather app. it's free for both apple and android users. new tonight -- police are looking for three people wanted in an armed robbery. portsmouth police say three men wearing masks robbed a dragon city chinese restaurant delivery driver. it happened on towne point road. officers say the three walked up to the delivery driver and robbed him at gunpoint. police in virginia beach have one person in custody in connection with two armed

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 :00:10:18 "depends on what it is. i mean if its freezing rain and sleet or more then we put the blades on and start getting and what the :00:10:33 lankford says if any snow sticks -- they'll hit roads connected to the interstates first, as well as areas near police and fire spokespeople for all other southside cities and the peninsula say they also have salt and sand ready and plans in place to deal with the weather. weather conditions all wavy-dot-com....and this meteorologist ashley baylor starting on wavy news 10 at 6. new this morning -- we're working to find out more from virginia beach police about a shooting. dispatchers say one person was shot -- and their injuries might be life- threatening. it happened on glen willow court by windor oaks boulevard around 2:50 this morning. we're calling and emailing police to get more information. as soon as we know more, we'll bring it to you on the air and on wavy dot police are looking for three suspects in an armed robbery. portsmouth police say three men wearing masks r

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 we have had have come at season - so far. over in drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 9:41 "we've been tons of material ready if we need it." 9:52 ten on its trucks gassed up and 11:36: "what we try to do major arteries coming off secondary roads that feed weather. drew lankford / rain and sleet and a little bit of snow then or more then we put the evening, with meteorologist ashley baylor starting on wavy news 10 at 6. new this morning -- we're working to find out more from virginia beach police about a shooting. dispatchers say one person was shot -- and their injuries might be threatening. it happened on glen willow court by windor oaks boulevard around 2:50 this morning. we're calling and emailing police to get more information. as soon as we know more, we'll bring it to you on the two men are in a virginia jail facing terrorism police charged 28-year-old joseph hassan farrokh and 25-year-old elhassan after farookh allegedly tried to travel to syria to join isil. officers arrested farrokh at richmond interna

senator lankford how sensitive was some of the information in hillary clinton's private e-mails and does it represent a security threat if a foreign government was able to get ahold of it? >> absolutely it represent as security let. there are 1,340 e-mails we know of so far that had classified information whether it is tepeesive classified or top secret and there has been a lot of information about what they call special access program information that is included and it has been referred to as above top secret. it is not "above," but it is a special compartment amized top secret and only certain individuals can see this it is a major risk to have this kind of information outside of a government server. you have played down this storyings congressman, what about the fact that some of this information on hick help's private server we learned was the special access program, a special classification some say higher, and some say a special classification inside top secret? >> i have gone through a lot of the e-mails and you can see why there would be a difference of opinion between the state

lankford tells me they'll have frost crews out on in the city. but he says its not because of the frost crew does this every time temperatures dip. in virginia beach matt gregory 10 on your side. meteorologist ashley baylor will have updated information about the weather moving into hampton roads in about 15 minutes and on wavy news 10 at 10 on fox 43 and tonight on wavy news 10 after the football game. and, be sure to tune in tomorrow morning beginning at 6. meteorologist deitra tate will break down what to expect as that winter weather pushes into the area. plus, you can stay connected all winter long through out wavy 10 weather app. it's free for both apple and android users. we're following developing news from woodbridge, virginia. two men are in jail facing terrorism charges. police charged 28-year-old joseph hassan farrokh and 25-year-old mahmoud amin mohamed elhassan after farookh tried to isil. officers nabbed farrokh at richmond international airport friday afternoon. he was trying to get on a flight to chicago. officials say from there

>> sure, you can make a negligence argument, but that's not a legal charge, george. >> senator lankford said a willful mishandling. quickly, i'm going to tee it up for you, hillary clinton was asked about it, and like her campaign marcher, she basically dismissed it as political. here she is. >> this seems to me to be another effort to inject this into the campaign, it's another leak. first you have this inspector general saying this was so classified s.a.p., special access programs, and despite don't want him discrediting -- and mccullough. >> who of course has said something was previously classified, and them james clapper said, no, that was a mistake, it should not have been classified. so we have things going back and forth, and argument about what is classified and not. the over-arching point to me is republicans don't want to run against hillary clinton. they think they have an easier shot against bernie sanders. that's why you have karl rove and american controlledroads running ads against hillary clinton. this becomes a highly politicized investigation. the moment is, yes, mrs.

joining me now, o top members of the house and senate washington, adam schiff, and james lankford. how sensitive was invite information in clinton's private e-mails? and does it represent a security threat if a foreign government was able to get ahold of it? >> it absolutely represents a security threat. there's about 1340 e-mails that we knowof so far that had classified information. there's been aot of conversation about what the s.a.p., special access program, information that's been referred to. it's a special compartmentalized top secret information that only certaly individuals should be able to see this. so yes, it is a major risk to have this kind of information outside of a government server. >> congressman schiff, you've generally i think it's fair to say have downplayed this store. what about some of the access program, a special classification, some say higher some say just a specificc classification inside top secret? >> chris, when you read these e-mails, i think what leaps out at you is you see why there would be a difference of opinion between the state department a

spokesman drew lankford says, given what they doubling up their crews. they have what they call "frost patrol." on a normal winter night, those trucks go out and frost patrol will be out at 7 - so right after the evening commute. they'll treat those trouble spots. then trucks will go out again at 1 am and do the same. and if it's bad enough, lankford says they also have a couple thousand tons of salt and sand mixture ready to go. that's what's going on in virginia beach. as wavy news 10 continues at 5, 10 on your side. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is live in newport news. crews here are ready to go in newport news and will be ready to go all night - they are carefully monitoring this storm however - officials tell me right now, the weekend forecasts are more concerning. still - though, equipment is ready, supplies are stocked. city spokeswoman kim lee says they have over 700 tons of sand - you can see some here. and in that dome - of brine. and as you can see, lots of trucks and plows. lee tells me they have 9 spreaders to spread treatment, however, crew

28:27 you still want to use a degree of caution and have everybody ready and on their toes drew lankford with virginia newschannel 3 -- crews will start puttttg down the mixture around 7 tonight. then -- again around 1am. and if needed -- once more. theyll first start on overpasses and bridges -- like the lesner. 27;28 they freeze up faster there s no ground underneath them to keep them warmer. lesner bridge is one of the first ones we look at, crews will then move onto primary roads like shore drive. as for drivers -- they know snow in the beach means take precaution on the roads. 28:03 people usually can t drive too well around here so i think everyone should just stay off the streets 36;48 they )re crazy! they just drive fast no matter what but some of them do slow down and all agree -- you never know what to expect in hampton roads. 29;46 anybody who s lived in hampton roads long enough knows there s nothing predictable about anything around here. we can prepare for a beach day in january and a blizzard the first week of march as for what s to come -- public works says they are playi

and like virginia beach, they plan to treat bridges and drew lankford tells me they are taking it day by day. they will most likely know more tomorrow. live in vb, liz live in vb, liz palka, 10 on your side. liz kilmer is live on the peninsula. liz, that part of our area is expected to get hit the hardest? not much activity going on here in newport news now but i'm told officials are carefully monitoring the storm and are ready to go. the weekend forecast has officials a bit more concerned. still, equipment, you see here, is ready now, supplies are stocked. city spokeswoman kim lee says they have over 700 tons of sand - you can see some here. and in that dome - there's over 700 tons of salt. the city is stocked also with 10-thousand gallons of brine. and as you can see, lots of trucks and plows. crews here aren't pre-treating for this storm tonight, but street maintenance workers will be here overnight and driving around and monitoring conditions, prepared to put down salt and sand as needed. 10 on your side also spoke with the newport transport people to the closest hospitals if the

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 9:41 "we've been ready since october we have 3 thousand tons of salt and sand mixed. and have another 3 thousand tons of material ready if we need it." 9:52 butt to 11:56:27 "nobody is the end of january or later." 12:01 last night, v-dot crews applied salt and sand to bridges, ramps and overpasses. they also spot treated primary roads in the area. we'll continue to be your eye out of the roads all overpasses. they'll freeze first in below freezing temperatures. live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. happening today, there are several events honoring dr. martin luther king, junior. today is a his birthday. there's a special breakfast at 10:00 this morning in chesapeake. it will honor local police officers and sheriff's deputies. chesapeake marriott hotel on woodlake drive. also this morning, the urban league's 32nd annual martin luther king, junior breakfast at norfolk state university. there will be several speakers. it starts at 7:30 this morning. if you want to go, you do have to buy tickets. there's also an event and march thi

in harlem, steve lankford, cbs 2 news. >>> police in manhattan are searching for the man seen in this surveillance photo. he's accused of assaulting a 70- year-old man at the bowery subway station. the victim says the man pushed him to the ground and stole his money and his senior citizens metro card. the victim was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the final frenzy is now to get people out in full force. voters will meet on monday night to make the first decisions in the race for the white house. >> reporter: on the eve of the iowa caucuses. >> it starts here tomorrow night. >> reporter: every presidential >> i want to ask one more time for your vote. i want to ask you to cause cuss -- caucus for me. >> reporter: they will set the tone of the race, and determine which campaigns can turn support into turnout. marvin miller showed up to donald trump's headquarters in demonday to help out. he's a registered democrat, but plans to jump ship to vote for the republican front runner. >> i just like the man himself, what he's done. and where everybody else, not so much. >> repor

locations get this one get one over in euclid on one kampung road or creeds and one edition and lankford with the virginia beach public works department says crews are already beginning to pre treating bridges ramps and overpasses more trucks ready to spread that mixture and flour. when the snow actually calms what we jews we try and hit all the primary roads and streets shore dr g beach boulevard princess anne road and then will always pay particular attention to any the streets leading up to the hospitals and the fire stations but not the surface streets those tucked away neighborhoods and away from major roads along the street right here are built for snow plows to come through fact i daresay that if if we started doing the street we have more complaints we get about not some of the damage gets done people get snowed into their driveways now so the plan is starts coming down the trees will be working twelve hours since the beach just a little over thirty trucks on the roads plowing the roads of course all to keep you safe reporting live in virginia beach secrecy is it a go team is now

28:27 you still want to use a degree of caution and have everybody ready and on their toes to go lankford says crews are playing it by ear when it comes to snow later in the week in north carolina - road crews are also preparing for winter weather. in elizabeth city and dare county - crews are putting down a special liquid solution on the roads so they in other parts of the state - crews are putting a mixture of salt and sand on bridges and overpasses. crews are on standby - keeping an eye on things tonight. you can track the latest radar - on the newschannel three vipir app. you can also get the latest forecasts - and the latest weather alerts during the storm. our meteorologists are also working around the clock to keep you updated with video forecasts. to download it -- go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- app - it s free! new details newschannel three s brendan ponton joins us now from little creek with the latest on reports of a threat there - brendan - the investigation tied up traffic on shore drive and independence for quite some time! we know tonight one person has been detained for que

. >> lankford looked at congress and had a republican ally in johnny isaacson, a plan to compensate the hostages 4.4 million or more for each day in captivity. money collected from french bank bmp paraba. that provision was approved in the broader budget bill passed by congress in september. >> we with love to pursue a remedy that would erase the whole experience, but you can't. you give them money, that is how our system works and it is important as a symbol, to at least allow them the opportunity to taste a certain amount of sweetness and ocertain amount of dignity in their final years. >> mary snow, al jazeera. >> one of the former hostages was john lindburg, among the 52 days. this is him waving in a photograph taken after iran released the hostages in 1981. he later served as a deputy assistant secretary of state for iran during the obama administration. he is the author of the book, negotiating with iran, wrestling the ghosts of history. john, it's not iran that's paying the $4 million. >> it's a huge step forward. it's not an ideal solution but in this world you don't always get

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 10:29 " a lot of it temperatures stay in the 20's,again, it's more of a treating than using the blades, because blades don't do much good. so it depends on what were getting and when " 10:43 during the snow fall yesterday, virginia state police responded to at least 11 accident on interstates across the seven cities. this morning, so far there hasn't been any reports of accidents due to the weather. but, as always you should still drive with caution. live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. icy conditions and speed led to a deadly crash in sussex county over the weekend. state police say 74-year-old nancy leigh smith died when her car crashed into a tree on route 31 - east afternoon. another person in the car was also hurt. troopers believe smith may have been speeding. she was not wearing a seatbelt. developing this morning, investigators near richmond are still trying to figure out what started a weekend house fire that killed 5 people, including two children. it happened in chesterfield county. ten people were inside at the time.

drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 9:41 "we've been ready since october we have 3 thousand tons of salt and sand mixed. and have another 3 thousand tons of material ready if we need it." 9:52 butt to 11:56:27 "nobody is letting their breath out infact some of the biggest snows we have had have come at the end of january or later." 12:01 last night, v-dot crews applied salt and sand to bridges, ramps and overpasses. they also spot treated primary roads in the area. we'll continue to be your eye out of the roads all the morning. in the meantime, make sure to watch those bridges, overpasses. temperatures. live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. happening today, there are several events honoring dr. martin luther king, junior. today is a federal holiday to recognize his birthday. there's a special breakfast at 10:00 this morning in chesapeake. it will honor local police officers and sheriff's deputies. it happening at the chesapeake marriott hotel on woodlake drive. also this morning, the urban league's 32nd annual martin luther king, junior breakfast at norfolk state u

lankford: thank you, mr. president. it's a basic american value: families. americans are kind of particular about our families. we love our families a understan-- and welove our kids. it is one of the struggles we've had as a nation because we've seen this collapse of the american family, of this basic value that we see that unit struggling. families begin, a husband and a wife, and that incredible moment when a lady looks at a pregnancy test and sees that little line and realizes there's a baby on the way. 43 years ago as a country there was a decision made by the supreme court, a decision that forever changed the structure our families, forever changed a valuing within the country because, you see, the value shifted 43 years ago and it changed from "there's a baby on the way" to "that family gets to choose if that's a baby or not." to lurltly be able to say -- to literally be ail to say based on the preference of the mom, it's tissue or it's a baby. you should handle those two things very, very different. i can remember in my family 19 years ago, plus, now

steve lankford cbs 2 news. >>> residents rallied outside a morning side heights apartment building to protest what they claim is harassment the by the owner. this was the scene yesterday. deal with active construction zone since bcb property management bought their buildings back in 2014. they claim extensive work is being done on empty apartments while needed repairs in rent stabilized units are ignored. >> bcb partners owned primarily by mary ann charleston hurst who is engaging in despicable tactics here that are harassing these tenants in an attempt to push them out. >> cbs 2 spoke with an attorney for the management company last night. requested comment. we were told a statement would not be released until tomorrow. >>> it's a new way to treat cavities. see how dentists are freezing the pain away. >> plus clocks made out of records, bags that were once bicycle tires. >> i can't wait to see that. that is exciting stuff. here's the deal. the forecast is looking great today. make our way into the workweek. but we do have rain and snow to talk about. we'll have all the details you fu

lankford: it is a basic american value, families. love our families, we love our kids. it has been one of the struggles we have had as a nation to receive this collapse of the american family. this basic value that we see that unit struggling. families begin, a husband and wife, and that incredible moment when a lady looks at a pregnancy test and sees that little line, and realizes there is a baby on the way. 43 years ago as a country, there was a decision made by the supreme court, decision forever changed the structure of our families. forever change the value within the country. because, you see, the values shifted 43 years ago, and it changed from "there is a baby on the way" to that family gets to choose if that is a baby or not. to literally be able to say based on the preference of the mom if tissue or if it's a baby. you handle those two things very different. i remember distinctly in my family 19 years ago now when we saw that little line on the pregnancy test and we started having a house ready, and we started getting things organized, and we started trying to

. >> senator lankford. >> good morning to you. funny bounce a couple questions off few that are timely as well. previously in the house of representatives government reform committee part of the committee we went to the subpoena process and asked the predecessor for additional documents for the fast and fierce investigation on guns. those were delayed to us. privilege was announced on that yesterday a court has told the attorney general's office for documenting to be turned over by february 2nd. loftus documents now be released to the oversight and government reform committee by february 2nd as per the judge's order? >> thank you. we did receive the ruling. i am aware of that provision doubly watches that he carefully and determine what steps you take in the timeliness of them. i can assure you we will be with him being to the committee or to the court at the appropriate time. >> you are not saying yes or no whether they'll be turned over in time. clearly they have been collected for years. >> we have not made that decision. since

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senator lankford. senator langford: let me bounce a couple of questions off of you as well.ously there was a committee where we went to the subpoena process to ask your predecessor for the documents on the fast and furious documents on guns. those were delayed and privileged was announced. the court told the attorney general office that that had to be turned over. will those documents he released to the oversight and government reform committee as part of the judges order question mark -- judges order? we did receive that yesterday and we are still reviewing the ruling. we want to determine what appropriate steps to take and the timeliness of them, but i can assure you we will be responding to the committee or court at the appropriate time. senator langford: so you are not saying whether those documents will be turned over in time? made that we have not decision. if we had, i would let you know, but since we have not, i cannot give you the decision at this time. we will let you know within the time you have mentioned. : one of theford conversations i had was on process issue

speaker, i want to thank senator lankford for his work on the senate companion bill. and i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. mr. chaffetz: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: the taxpayers right to know act builds upon two existing laws that came through our committee, the government performance and results modernization act of 2010, and the data act, which was signed into law in 2014. the obama administration launched the performance dot-gove website to implement the -- dot-gov website to implement the act, and this bill would enhance the information available through that website. the bill would require the office of management and budget to make available on a central website an inventory of all federal agency programs that have a budget authority of more than $1 million

so it's more likely -- and the senators are kurt blunt, lankford and danes and said we want to fine they're doing us a favor by doing it. we're bribing them essentially to take them in, like oman. >> yeah, doesn't make any sense. it's really ridiculous to assume that just because you release these guys to custody somewhere that they're not going to return to the fight. we have seen them return. not only to the battle but leading others. >> you said that when they got there, they were all clean shaven. now the way they let their hair grow out, they don't look the same anymore. >> gitmo has been turned into a muslim resort. they are given prayer beads, rugs. >> computers. >> the use of the united states military muslim chaplain. hala meals. >> you'll look at the descriptions, the admitted member of the taliban. he threatened to cut the throats of americans upon his release. there's no indication that he has reformed his ways. he's been transferred out of gitmo. the latest -- actually a couple of weeks ago. khalid mohammed is a lead al dhuby. he's probably engaged in hostile activities. he

i want to thank my friend from oklahoma, senator lankford, for working with me on this important project. i know that religious freedom was important to him when he served in the house, and he is already a leader on this critical issue here in the senate, and i'm pleased to see him in the chair here today. this mandate requires religious organizations to violate their deeply held religious beliefs or pay crushing monetary fines. the plaintiffs in these cases, including christian colleges, catholic dioceses, and many organizations that minister to the elderly and disadvantaged as part of their religious mission. they want to provide heavy -- they want to provide health insurance for their employees and students in a manner that is consistent with their religious believes. the obama administration, however, is working hard to make those religious groups knuckle under to its political agenda. it provides blanket exceptions for churches that do not object to the birth control mandate but denies exception exemptions to religious employers that do object. the administration exempts for-profit

. >> senator lankford said a willful mishandling. quickly, i'm going to tee it up for you, hillary clinton was asked about it, and like her campaign marcher, she basically dismissed it as political. here she is. >> this seems to me to be