>> reporter: hey, lydia. we are in beachwood and right near i-271 and as beth mentioned, those flurries are here. you can see them flying around. you can take a look right here. this is 271, 271 north. that's behind me. and most people today said that the cold, yes, it bothered them and we all knew that it was on the way. but it was really the wind that was getting people that we talked to who are out and about, picking up those last-minute winter essentials today. we stopped by harvard, that shopping center over there and we're talking to people as they were picking some things up, snowplows were out there getting the parking lots ready. and as people mentioned and they were talking to us, they snow, that it was going to come. but, you know, we're getting ready for it today. so you were ready for it? >> i was. i just wish it would have been here for the holidays. would have been really pretty. >> reporter: okay. >> now we're all over it. so it can go away. but i guess it's here to stay, huh. >> reporter: yea

lydia was actually gone from the scene. >> reporter: lydia was lydia tillman, 30 years old, a well-traveledrepresentative. the lone occupant of the burned apartment. and now barely alive. >> she had been beaten severely and had jumped out the second-story window to escape the fire. the crew got there, they found her in the back yard, and she stood up and ran straight to the ambulance and got in the back. >> looking awful. >> looking awful. she had been beaten severely, and she didn't have any clothes on. >> reporter: lydia, as paramedics discovered, had also been raped. but that wasn't all that happened. once she got to the hospital, she suffered a massive stroke. it was because of her injuries that she suffered the stroke. she was severely beaten. she was stomped. some of her injuries were indicative of like a high-speed car crash. >> reporter: lydia was airlifted to an intensive care hospital in denver. her sister esther got the news and rushed to the hospital. >> she was unrecognizable when i first saw her. i couldn't believe it was her. i would look at her, and nothing looked like her.

lydia: ya regresamos con mÁs.lydia: llegÓ la hora de verano como estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo. paola: gracias buenas tardes, temperaturas agradables a la maÑana siempre hace frÍo, alcanzamos entre 45. nubes medias y bajas esperando la lluvia que pronto estarÁ llegando hacia la regiÓn metropolitana con el avnce de nueva Área de presiÓn. Área de baja presiÓn hacia estarÁ moviendo las lluvias hacia el norte y por el oeste otro frente frÍo estarÁ dejando descenso de las temperaturas a partir del domingo, para lunes esta otra baja presiÓn que va a traer frÍo polar, algunos vascos de nieve, aire frÍo va a seguir desde el norte y noreste, las temperaturas van a continuar descendiendo para el centronorte del paÍs, esperamos que no llegue este frÍo intenso, haga sus preparativos. recuerdan del huracÁn que se formÓ a ser? tiene vientos mÁximos, ya perdiÓ sus caracterÍsticas tropicales es una fuerte baja presiÓn extra tropical que se estÁ moviendo de caracterÍsticas frías, hacia el Área de groenlandia ya paso por las i

lydia, back to you. >> all right. well, that's good news. any time you hear baseball is around the corner, that's awesome. >> it felt like baseball weather today, don't you agree. >> sure did. >> although tomorrow will be in the 50 and is we have a couple of 40-degree days coming our way. it's overnight that we're going to see a lot of activities, sunday night into monday morning. tuesday night into wednesday and then a couple bursts of some winter later on this week. but for the next couple of days a lot of cloud cover but not that. >> let's enjoy it. thank you, beth. and thank you for watching tonight. cleveland 19 news continues at 11:00. we're also on at 9:00. for now have a great night, northeast, high, be safe. >> now, this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. more appearances on tmz than touchdown passes. they also have a dis illusioned angry fan basis after another disastrous season. now the cleveland browns have a new head coach that has to fixed mess and build a winner. hue jackson has coaching experience. his one year as the top man

lydia: pienso que fue una casualidad que pudieran detener el chapo en los mochis. en los alrededores de una estaciÓn de policÍa san francisco se protestÓ porque descubren que el emigrante salvadoreÑo pedro fin figueroa no sea deportado. se trata de una ciudad santuario, en la cual la policÍa no debería estar compartiendo informaciÓn con as autoridades migratorias. luis mejÍa habla de este caso. luis: contra la policÍa llamÓ porque encontraron su auto robado, dora nunca pensÓ que pondrÍa a su novio al borde de la deportaciÓn. dorados. le pusieron las esposas, yo me quedÉ confundida. luis: pedro figueroa cayÓ en manos de agentes de migraciÓn, que fueron a recoger, a 55 dÍas estÁ detenido. >> si lo deportan yo le digo a la policÍa que me lleven a mi tambiÉn. luis: su hija es ciudadana. >> yo quiero vivir con mi papi, yo quiero una familia. >> estoy aquÍ apoyando a mi prometido. luis: hoy donde lo detuvieron, grupos de inmigrantes vinieron a protestar. el servicio de migraciÓn dice que figueroa tiene orden de deportaciÓn del de hace 10 aÑos, desde hace cinco fue arrest

coming up as soon as me, lydia and beth are done talking.

i'm lydia esparra. the blizzard shows millions of people are in for long nights ahead with several towns with craig boswell is out. >> the foot traffic in new york city's times squares was crazy friday night. >> the rate of this snowstorm continues to be intense between 1 and 3 inches per hour. >> major coastal flooding pushed water up to resident's door steps in new jersey. philadelphia can get up to 2 feet of snow by the time the storm ends. >> well beyond the idea of winter wonder land. there is no beauty in my mind. >> this pennsylvania bride was on her way. basketball team is finally on the move. high winds caused blinding white capital. worked together. and crews can't feel roads and officials warns it can slow some 911 response times. >> our center is in our public safety in being able to move the first responders in getting the city back open. >> the storm stranded thousands of travellers and the runways at regan and dallas airport closed. craig cleveland 19. >> we dodged the bullet. ohio got so

i'm lydia esparra with breaking news on cleveland 19 news at 9:00. evacuations at several locations bomb threats including a walmart and target stores. shanice dunning has the details. >> reporter: police say a bomb threat at that walmart on west tuscerara and others caused the hours. this came through a skype call at 6:42 and police searched the building and was free of danger around 9:40 p.m. police say that they received similar threats in a target and dicks store and police cleared those stores around 9 p.m. the fbi is helping to assist figure out who sent that threat. walmart here is shanice dunning. >> thank you shanice. >>> turning to the weather. tomorrow at this time it's going beth mcleod is track the forecast. hey beth. >> hey lydia. tomorrow driving is going to be on the tricky side. if you want to run errands, you might want to do it earlier. mainly a cold front is going to come across the area and we are all going to see at least a burst of snow at first and snowsqualls and heavy snow bands setting up later in the day. just looking at f

the lead author of that study, lydia beaudrot spoke to the newshour's stephen fee. >> lydia, tell me a little bit about what you expected from this study and what you actually discovered. >> will well, we know that globally there are massive declines in biodiversity and distinction rates are about a thousand times what they would be right now if there weren't human activity. and so we were expecting in this first assessment with this pantropical camera shot network that we would see those large-scale declines. but we're looking within protected areas and we're really surprised to find that actually these protected areas, at least for now, seem to be doing a good job of maintaining stable communities of tropical mammals and birds. >> reporter: and how is it that you were able to gather all of these photographs? explain a little about the logistics. >> the infrastructure that the t together by conservationwassd international and the wildlife conservation society and the smithsonian. and so together these organizations have put 60 to 90 cameras each in 17 forests all around the world. a

hey, mark. >> lydia, never seems to stop with johnny manzel. this morning fort worth police responded to a call to his girlfriend alls girlfriend's house and they are not sure if there was an assault. they are not sure if there was one jurisdiction or involved in multiple jurisdictions. the police went looking for him and even employed a helicopter to try to find him. i know the guy has some legal issues. legal analyst scott palmer agrees. >> i'm not saying that mr. mr. manzel is guilty any way. we have a number of calls in a short period of time which starts to suggest there may be a pattern here. >> i don't know, it was just four months ago with avon with the incident in these two. we will see what happens in this case. if he thinks there is charges, there is a whole new level of trouble for him that goes way beyond embarrassing pictures of him at a party. >> other news, a sad day in star county. family and friends said bye to a friend that lost a battle of lung disease. his family raised the money to bring him home. bill safos has the story.

reporting live from parma, lydia esparra, cleveland 19. >> dan: great story, lydia, truly. ohio lawmakers are working to help domestic violence victims. they hope to keep it records. the measure came about after a canton man murdered his two children and ex-wife's mother after looking up where they had moved to. >> dan: the shake up continues in the division of waste after carl monday uncovered over time abuse and lack of supervision. >> denise: now carl learned more workers are being punished. tonight he has a list of who is facing discipline in this follow-up report. >> 18 more workers have been disciplined for bad work habits and in some cases not working at all. the latest round of discipline includes two workers who were terminated. >> who is watching the workers? >> we are investigating that now. >> the city promised to crackdown on waste in the waste division after our investigation showed workers system. >> what is your last name? >> it doesn't matter. >> i want to make sure i have the right guy. >> smith was getting paid up to four hours over time. on days we caugh

state senator lydia brasch... and congressman jeff fortenberry. 3 "he loved the people so much, and i'd just like to thank everybody, our gogornor, the senators, the congress people, all of our military, everyone, thank you so much for coming, you."the 45 - year - old was a member of the new york city police department for 16 ars... heas a member of the new york air national guard... to 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also fofous as a state and a nations to be inspired by people like joe lemm, who have been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor rickets has

good evening, i'm lydia esparra. the winds will be kicking up lou the night up through the night and the monday morning commute could be slow going so set your alarm for earlier. >> i'll tell you one thing, it's definitely going to be on the incredibly cold side. sub zero wind chill wise by the time you get going. mansfield is already at zero, norwalk already falling below that. the wind chill, how the weather actually feels on your skin, and it feels like 3 in cuyahoga county. so the 24 hour temperature change, 28 degrees colder than where we were last night at this point. then you add in there the lake-effect snow bands that are now just starting to head towards the east side. we're getting some drier air working its way in in the western communities, so the snow, the light flurries you've been seeing are going to start drying up and heading towards ashtabula county. lake-effect snow advisory is in effect until tomorrow at lunchtime for these communities. could see an additional it 2 to 4 to even 6 inches of snow i

nebraska governor pete ricketts, state senator lydia brasch, and congressman jeff fortenberry. 3 "he loved the people so much, and i'd just like to thank everybody, our governor, the senators, the congress people, all of our military, everyone, thank you so much for coming, and sharing with us. thank you."the 45-year-old was a 3 member of the new york city police department for 16 years, and also a member of the new york air national guard. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor 3 rickets has officially

we'll hear from him coming up later in sports, lydia? >> all right, mark, thanks. as you can imagine, cavs with lots of opinions on this. paul is outside the q and, paul, what are they saying the day after? >> it's probably an understatement to say the cavs are hungry for a championship. there's a flip side to all this as well and the flip side is that the team is 30-11 right now, not playing terrible basketball, the best in the east, in fact, fourth best in basketball but that's the the team hasn't fared well against western conference teams. for instance, the two losses against golden state, home and away, didn't fall well with anyone. the team basically needs a new conductor. here's what those arriving earlier thought before the game. >> i think we should keep tyrone lue, i didn't like blatt either. >> oh, i love it. i think it's going to change the trajectory of our championship. >> they just came across a team better than them, like michael jordan and the bad boys. once you came across them, it was over with. >> well, so the stage is set for tonight's game aga

lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 49:55)) "i think you have to look at a balance. money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 41:22)) "do those goals involve possibily increasing taxes." "i can't answer that at this time. because we are still reviewing, use it prioritizing funds for fiscal year 2017. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis portsmouth police department expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are after bein

lydia patton said she would she never did. mayor kenny wright refuses to do any interviews at all. announcer: now, your super don: we have a look on tower cam from about 35, 40 minutes ago, a beautiful sunset. our forecast is going to go along pretty nicely. a little chilly during the overnight hours. we could re-freeze some rain. temperatures right now mainly into the mid-40's after high temperatures around 50 degrees this afternoon. a little cooler in williamsburg and suffolk. hampton with 44 degrees. temperatures overnight -- inland areas, towards the wakefield areas, more snow on the ground. even if it is not on streets, i showed you earlier in the newscast something called radiational cooling from snow can take place. there could be some isolated spots around 24 or 25. i could flash freeze some of the rose -- that could flash freeze some of the roads.it will re-freeze new the areas -- so much around the coastline. 44 degrees right now. 37 in snow-covered wakefield. we move on for a wider view. 37. 43, 46. 47, 42. up to the northwest, where it is really snow-covered, up through

noon at the canton civic center and police say all are welcome to attend. >> reporter: in canton, lydia esparra, cleveland 19. >> romona: for those of us who love our pets that's a tough story. police agencies across the area are sharing their condolences for jethro. garfield heights posted this rest in peace jethro, thank you for your service. >>> a tribute from kent police, our thoughts and prayers are family and everyone at canton pd and mayfield heights police wrote jethro gave his life in the line of duty to protect his officers, a true hero. to read more head to the facebook page. >>> funeral services will take place wednesday for emily young. she was in her car in orrville when police say her husband shot her. three of emily's children in the back seat at the time last week. >> today an effort to help the kids dani carlson shows us what people are doing for the children left behind. >> reporter: a hair cut or style usually just pretty surface changes but today they mean so much more. >> this is the store emily went to getting her hair done and i felt i had to do it for her. >> to

lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 43:28)) "that's important across this nation: safety, safety, safety . in everything we do. in the schools, in the community, everyone wants that." everyone wants that...but not everyone is willing to pay. that issue is coming up in our next half hour of plus, how you can share your ideas with the city. we are now just a day away from the iowa caucuses. and in the last major poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are on top. the bloomberg-des moines register poll shows the democratic race is close to a dead heat. clinton leads by three percent over vermont senator bernie sanders. that is within the polls margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points. marco rubio is third, 15 points behind trump. the candidates got in some last minute campaigning before the voters go to the polls tommorrow. donald trump was in davenport, iowa raising money for a fund that helps wounded warriors get service dogs. liberty university president jerry falwell junior joined him. falwell recently endorsed trump for the repu

reporting in sebring, lydia esparra, cleveland 19. >> james baits is accused of falsifying reports after lead and copper were found in the drinking water. the village manager put bates on administrative leave. >> romona: within the last hour we found out the "boston kasich for president. they have a large audience in southern new hampshire which holds the first primary in just two weeks. the globe endorsed hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. >> denise: parts of the east coast got as much as two feet of snow in that weekend blizzard. tonight a lot of people are still digging out. it is a slow process. new york city is back to normal and in washington, d.c. it is a different story. the mayor warns they will be dealing with the district all week. the schools are still closed and the federal buildings are shutdown. the house of representatives are shutdown for the next week. airlines are scrambling to get stranded passengers to the destination. there are still a thousand canceled flights today. >> romona: a canton police officer is still in mourning over the loss of h us k9 and he

lydia esparra was out with animal protection investigators. she is here with more. lydia? >> reporter: dogs left tied up outside with no shelter or cats roaming around trying to find one. on cleveland's west side an unusual animal left outside, >> they do their best to stay warm as they make their way up and down the snow-covered streets. and driving up and down those streets the cleveland animal protective league. >> they say this is no weather foreman or beast, but unfortunately it is always the animal is the beast that end up getting tied outside. >> reporter: this is one beast he didn't expect to see. a goat living in this dog house-type shelter outside on puritas avenue. >> we got in contact with the owner and he has consented to keep the goat for awhile. >> reporter: billy jean came out quickly to denise murray. she took the goat by the collar leading her to safety. >> just to see her out in the cold every night. she can't talk. she is helpless out here. >> reporter: helpless animals that will go anywhere seeking warmth like this one found on someone's porch on west

>> it's cold, lydia. as you can guess, we are near mentor avenue and the snow has been on and off, right now you can see flurries coming down, the wind is whipping out here. a lot of people think this type of weather is a nuisance but some businesses around here, they are not complaining today the snow. the orders are coming in as heavy as the snow. >> we've been busy. >> the owner here says when it's cold like today, deliveries jump by 30%. but delivery driver donovan says the roads can make his job difficult. >> a 20-minute drive will turn into a 45-minute drive. >> but the job has to get done. so he's back to the streets, hoping the slick roads don't slow down his mission to deliver hot food. >> i probably have about -- probably about 12 or 13 right now. >> and a few streets away, workers for a landscaping firm are trying to keep up with the business brought in by the snowfall. but this is great news for the owner, especially after a winter that's been unusually warm. >> it's been hard because on us, w

if you're from the cleveland area, quit stealing the lime light. >> this is lydia here. >> stop it! she's going to give me the lowdown on the paczki craze. you know that paczki day is on fat tuesday, but right now what's going on is paczki convention 2016. there was a vote yesterday. here's the ballot. there are four choices, and the winner you'll see is marked off and it's breakfast of champions. this is history in the making at rudy's stru dell. we're so excited. thank you very much everybody. we love cleveland. we've been around for longer than you. i don't know. i don't want to age myself. partnership and collaboration with the brick and barrel. we won, big winner last night was breakfast of champions! yes. >> that includes breakfast literal in a pawn chicago. it's infused with maple beer with the brick and we have eggs from the west side market, bacon from the south side shop over off of memphis. >> q.: all morning long we'll at, and they're orr here in the back. they will help us put together all the new paczkis, and maybe we'll get to taste a couple. >> a couple? how about a

and good evening, i'm lydia esparra. what you can't see on the radar behind me are the arctic wind chill conditions. and this is just the beginning. beth mcleod is in the weather center and she begins our team coverage. really i'm worried about the ice. >> beth: yeah. we were talking about this before. not really used to this and we have not seen a lot of this subzero-like weather that's coming our way. yes, we got snow today. most of us can handle that. we got slop and then snow.

lydia patton said she would get back with us, but never did. again, mayor kenny wright is refusing to do any interviews. dash cam video caught the moment a truck hit a deputy in ohio. it may be difficult to watch, but he survived. the deputy was directing traffic when the truck drove up onto the train tracks and stopped. that's when a train hit the truck from behind -- sending it off the road and into the deputy. he says he managed to roll to safety -- and avoid serious injury. that way into a bush it could have been really bad i'm very lucky very fortunate. been really bad i'm very lucky very fortunate. the deputy is recovering from stitches and a broken left hand. he hopes to start working virginia's governor turned back the clock -- to the revolutionary era! hear why he was wearing this get up. we're on your side with the latest news, weather, and traffic as you get ready to head out the door every morning. tune into wavy news 10 today - beginning at 4:30. and we're on the air until nine a-m on fox- 43 the sound of the wind. the smell of the

lydia: to me, it seems like a nightmare.ote on instagram, if you play kate long enough, do squatters rights kick in? my friend said, you get to come home in three weeks and kate never gets to come home. charlie: i think that would be -- my sense is that william, he can do a lot of things. oliver: i have huge admiration for him. i have developed a huge sense of respect for the monarchy. and for william, particularly. you are 14 or 15 years old and your mother dies in this horrific accident. the grace with which he handled it -- he was a rescue pilot, he pilots an air ambulance in norfolk. i do not know anyone else who i would want to represent me as my monarch. i cannot imagine a better person. i will happily stand behind that guy. charlie: don't you want to see this now? here is the playbook. thank you. great to have you here. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ injury: asian stocks have reversed the two day rebound as oil slips back below $30 per barrel. we are seeing losses across the region after korean gdp ret

lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth in everything we do. in the schools, in the community, everyone wants that." everyone wants that...but not everyone is willing to pay. that issue is coming up news. plus, how you can share your ideas with the city. we are now just a day away from the iowa caucuses. and in the last major poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are on top. the bloomberg-des moines register poll shows the democratic race is close to a dead heat. clinton leads by three percent over vermont senator bernie sanders. that is within the polls margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points. marco rubio is third, 15 points behind trump. the candidates got in some last minute campaigning before the voters go to the polls tommorrow. donald trump was in davenport, iowa raising money for a fund that helps wounded warriors get service dogs. liberty university president jerry falwell junior joined him. falwell recently endorsed trump for the republican nomination. at the event, trump talked about missin

pin canton, lydia esparra, pcleveland 19. p>> mark: lydia, thank you. p>>> and now a cleveland 19 news phealth alert. pcampbell soup will become the pfirst major company to warn pconsumers about gmos on its plabel. pthe labels will soon appear on pspaghettios and all of pcampbell's other food products. pthe company says it supports pmandatory labels for gmos or pgenetically modified organisms. pit's all about transparency. p>>> a new study finds workplace rograms that financially reward eople for losing weight are pineffective and flat out don't pwork. presearchers found the lower pinsurance premiums are often p>>> the ride sharing service puber is cutting prices in more pthan 100 cities, including here pin northeast ohio. pthe price cuts are an effort to pboost rides in the winter slump. puber says it's when business pslows down, the size of the pdiscount depends on the city. p>>> a big day for the automotive pindustry. pnorthern american international pauto show opened this afternoon pin detroit. pand it comes after a very rofitable year. pu.s. car sa

maria: a Él se suma la periodista lydia cacho que dijo que hay vinculaciones polÍticas por vinculacionese del gobierno mexicano. kate recibiÓ una amenaza enviada por una amiga suya por parte del secretario de gobernaciÓn de mÉxico diciÉndole que no iba a haber pelÍcula y que no se metiera con ese tema. es decir hay una preocupaciÓn clara por parte del gobierno de aquello que podrÍa revelar este hombre. marÍa: el periodista que revelÓ los diÁlogos se reafirma en que estos son reales y son los que complican la situaciÓn de la actriz. >> ninguno de los diÁlogos fueron tergiversados, yo soy el responsable, de cÓmo fue asegurado las intercepciones telefÓnicas. marÍa la nube negra sigue persiguiendo a la actriz. el tequila estÁ bajo el consejo de regulaciÓn. defensores y enemigos podrÁn seguir opinando pero del castillo tendrÁ que decir su verdad ante las autoridades mÁs temprano que tarde. fÉlix: vicente carrillo alias el ingeniero hijo de carrillo fuentes deberÁ pagar 7.5 aÑos de cÁrcel tras ser hallado responsable de lavar varios millones de dÓlares. con frecuencia el departamento del estad

. >> cuando fue la Última vez que vista que hay que sumar la periodista lydia cacho que tambiÉn dicevirulentos por parte del gobierno mexicano... marÍa: y la periodista de la revista proceso va mÁs allá. que recibiÓ una amenaza enviada por una amiga suya actriz por parte del secretario de gobernaciÓn de mÉxico diciÉndole que no iba a haber pelÍcula que no se metiera con ese tema y que no se involucrara, es decir, la preocupaciÓn cara por parte del gobierno mexicano de aquello que podrÍa revelar este hombre. marÍa: pero carlos marín, periodista que revelÓ los diÁlogos entre que del castillo y el chapo guzmÁn se reafirma en que estos son reales y son los que complican la situaciÓn de la actriz. katherine marÍn: pero ninguno de los diÁlogos fue tergiversado yo saber os hablÉ de que fuera tal cual como fue digamos asegurado mediante intercepciones telefÓnicas. marÍa: la nube negra sigue persiguiendo al actriz. en tequila honor que estaba por sacar a la venta estÁ bajo investigaciÓn del consejo regulador del tequila debido a que no habrÍa cumplido con la norma oficial. defensores enemigos

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hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found it interesting that they said our schools need lydia money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 time. because we are will compile the data city has two additional budget input meetings planned. the next is this thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 11 - forever changed - after a family of four is shot. what police are saying about the case. and - displaced - the american red cross is we'll tell you why extra we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are county - just north of richmond. police say just after 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. an 18-year-old girl and stable condition at mary fredricksburg. neighbors close to the family say this comes as a shock. "i have worked in their house. i did the addition he put on his house la

sister lydia died at birth. when had a had a close call in november, amber filed a complaint with the state, alleging the hospital waited too >> i'm horrified. this is my daughter and she's been struggling. >> but after amber's complaint, children's hospital imposed a behavior contract limiting amber to three hours a day of the neonatal intensive care unit. response amber start of the transfer process to move hannah to boston children's hospital. event center great anderson after she pled for medicaid to cover the transfer. >> are suppressing my daughter's transfer care team, a violation of the so-called behavior contract. >> name of amber's attorney, children's hospital set among other things that amber must over her intimates treating physicians and how they will be sorry for the decisions. >> i never said that. >> you know that because you've been recording them. >> it's all on one recording, 100 percent. now amber may not see her little girl until she's transferred to boston and i could take a couple weeks b

lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 49:55)) "i think you have to look at a balance. money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 41:22)) "do those goals involve possibily increasing taxes." "i can't answer that at this time. because we are refocusing." dr. patton says city staff will compile the data from residents and use it prioritizing funds for fiscal year 2017. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis retired in june. the portsmouth police expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the ri

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. >> five children tested positive for lead including this woman's son interviewed by lydia esparra at monday's city council meeting. >> 7.1. he is two-years-old. he doesn't eat paint. i would love to know where this lead is coming from. >> reporter: city council just found out about the problem and the city manager knew the e.p.a. was investigating since last summer. village of seabring's water treatment plant is said to be safe and it doesn't mean to make residents feel better. >> i do not trust the water. i don't trust the lead in it or whatever else is in it. >> water here is donated by giant eagle and water came from home depot. this community center will be open tomorrow for people to come in and get water from 8:00 to 5:00. >> reporter: in seabring denise zarrella cleveland 19. >> romona: we have been covering the story since it broke for details on water filters and testing the water in your home. we have all that information on our app at cleveland19.com. >>> i always love to see what my former romona's kids are up to. we have great news about one young performer who might per

an issue that there tonight grooms is happy to be alive and so were others in his neighborhood and lydia looking for his students to turn loose of most of the girls tells me he only pulled over because he hit that ball and believes it may have been done on purpose to get him to stop but i want to be victimized either but i just want people to be more aware of their surroundings and i just don't think it was in norfolk. marcella robertson thirteen years now novelists are a lot of people are talking about a judge granted bond for the moment is of knocking out portsmouth. tracy lawrence is charged with assault and battery police say lawrence went to lakeview elementary school tuesday. she has a tiled who attends the school while talking with the assistant principal lawrence reportedly became violent and head to the administrator in the hat the assistant principal lost consciousness momentarily as part of our bond lars must stay away from the school by now enough of school assistant principal is in jail accused of sex crimes against a child police took sixty four year old gary jordan into cu

lydia brasch, bancroft, ne. "he understands that agrciultual is the primary, number one economy of the state." we'll have more on how the gov. plans to accomplish his mission of property tax relief. plus, we'll have more reaction from local lawmakers from today's state of the state address. reporting in lincoln, nebraska, >> governor ricketts was also in south sioux city today. the governor touted nebraska's low unemployment rate of 2.9 percent, which is the second lowest in the country. two days after delivering his "condition of the state" speech, in des moines, iowa governor terry branstad has hit the road to sell his ideas to iowans. the focus of his speech, on tuesday, was an extension of the penny sales tax to pay for school infrastructure and water quality. branstad wants to extend the tax by 20-years, to 2049. the first 10-million dollars of new revenue, each year, will go to schools. right now, all schools share 458-million dollars. but, by 2049, the total grows to 788-million dollars, annually. over th

making budget decisions and a few ways forces will hold budget meetings for the public city manager lydia perez patton and superintendent. eli gracie will lead the meetings the first meeting is saturday january thirtieth at nine a m at woodrow wilson high and the other two meetings are in discuss plans for the two thousand seventeen budget while students at a newport news elementary school will be out of class for a second day tomorrow. the problem lead based paint workers stripping paint off a door frame at hilton elementary school monday uncover the hazard. crews began the cleanup last night and were back at it again today but school officials won a second day of cleaning to ensure good results with air samples another day of no school is creating problems for some working parents. she wouldn't of come with me and her now because i don't have anybody that i can just call um spontaneously to watch are the newborn is parks and rec to use program will operate from eight thirty in the morning to five thirty in the afternoon at midtown community center for current participants in need of chi

of people attended his memorial service..including nebraska governor pete ricketts, state senator lydia brasch, and congressman jeff fortenberry. 3 "he loved the people so much, and i'd just like to thank everybody, our governor, the senators, the congress people, all of our military, everyone, thank you so much for coming, and sharing with us. thank you."the 45-year-old was a 3 member of the new york city police department for 16 years, and also a member of the new york air national guard. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor 3 rickets has officially proclaimed january 16th 2016 as joseph lemm day in honor of his survice to our county and because he is such a great american hero.lemm is survived by his wife christine, daughter brook and son ryan. 3 3 sioux city fire rescue battled a massive house fire this even