mcdonnell. andy fox is here with what the sudden death means to bob mcdonnell. it means he's lost what he had considered a favorable vote in his appeal on corruption charges. justice scalia had a record of supporting narrow interpretations of conflict of interest. now that voice is gone. (2:38 2) ((of all the people in this country that are sad at justice scalia's passing there is probably no one more sad than bob mcdonnell today)) runs: 08 the passing of scalia could be devastating to the corruption charge appeal of former governor bob mcdonnell regent university school of law associate professor bradley jacob. (7:48 2) ((i think justice scalia's passing is detrimental to gov mcdonnell's case because i think it is overwhelming likely the court will decide with 8 justices and i think he is less likely to win with justice scalia on the court)) runs: 16 justice scalia's death leaves 8 justices in order for mcdonnell to win his appeal he will need a 5-3 vote. 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court

mcdonnell needs the supreme court to vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. new this morning, we can show you the damage, storms heading our way, caused in florida.. twister swept through mcdavid yesterday, which is about 45 miles north of pensacola. they say it destroyed at least 10 homes. no one was seriously hurt. the national weather service says a crew will be out to survey the damage today. about ten miles up the road in century, florida, first responders and neighors pulled their 94-year-old woman from the debris. they say a tornado came through and trapped her in her home. it took crews hours to cut through the debris with a chainsaw to get to her. it's a lot warmer this morning than yesterday, but no where near the summer temperatures the west coast is seeing. people in california are in the middle of a winter heat wave. the national weather service says cities up and down the coast saw record high temperatures yester

it means mcdonnell has lost someone he considered a supporter. he's has been fighting a public corruption conviction for more than a year, and the supreme court 10 on your side's andy fox spoke to experts about how scalia's passing may affect the outcome. (2:38 2) ((of all the people in this country that are sad at justice scalia's passing there is probably no one more sad than bob mcdonnell today)) runs: 08 the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia could be devastating to the corruption charge appeal of former governor bob ((i think justice scalia's passing is overwhelming likely the court will decide with 8 justices and i think he is less likely to win with justice scalia on the court)) runs: 16 justice scalia's death leaves 8 justices in order for mcdonnell to win his appeal he will need a 5-3 vote. 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court decision that found mcdonnell guilty with 2 years in federal prison. (3;46 2) ((that probably is the kind wide open statutory application that justice scalia probably wanted to take a look at but we

mcdonnell eme court to vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. today the coast guard plans to hold a hearing on a cargo ship that sank in the caribbean. it's the first of two sessions on the el faro. the coast guard is expected to focus on the events that led up to the ship sinking. the hearings will be in florida. we also expect to learn more about the crew members and the ships previous voyages. the second hearing will focus on the ship's last journey where all 33 people on board died, including a virginia beach and a chesapeake man. good morning, hampton roads. let's check new this morning, we can show you the damage, caused in florida.. officials say this twister swept through mcdavid yesterday, which is about 45 miles north of pensacola. they say it destroyed at least 10 homes. no one was seriously hurt. the national weather service says a crew will be out to survey the damage today. headlines") today: rain increasin

bob mcdonnell's case is getting its last appeal. mcdonnell's case is due to be heard by the u.s. supreme court. if the court overturns the lower court ruling in bob mcdonnell's case, he could be vindicated, the supreme court could overturn his conviction. if the supreme court leaves the lower court ruling in place, though, governor mcdonnell will have to report immediately to federal prison to start serving his time. now, it was widely believed that the late supreme court justice antonin scalia, it was widely believed he would have been a vote in favor of bob mcdonnell in this case. with justice scalia's passing, he loses a vote. governor mcdonnell is now in the unhappy position where if the eight remaining justices deadlock 4-4 on his case, that leaves the lower court ruling standing, and the lower court ruling is that he has to go to prison. governor mcdonnell may, therefore, be one of the only high-profile republicans in the country who really wants the supreme court to get back to full strength to fill that ninth seat vacated by

mcdonnell needs the supreme court to vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obamapes ed to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. increasing. heavy at times. we could see some localized flooding today as well as a few thunderstorms. especially over northeast north carolina. warm & breezy. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a stray shower or two. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. a straysher in the morning. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. we'll see increasing rain and wind today. rain may be heavy at times. so expect pondiroads this morning. we could also see some thunderstorms. especially over northeast north carolina. a strong storm or tssible over the outer banks. it will also be very warm and windy. gusts up to 30mph near the shore. this is ahead a cold front that will move through this afternoon. we'll dry out later today with some clearing.

supreme court justice antonin scalia's death could be detrimental to former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal. hovis public corruption convictions has reached the supreme court. 10 on your side spoke with legal experts about how scalia's passing may affect mcdonnell's outcome. (7:48 2) ((i think ju's passing gov mcdonnell's case because i think it is overwhelming likely the court will decide with 8 justices and i think he is less likely to win with justice scalia on the court)) runs: 16 a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife for taking thousands of dollars worth of gifts and loans from a businessman in exchange for promoting his dietary suppnemeeds the supreme court to vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. th morning, we can show you the damage, storms heading our way, ca twister swept through mcdavid yesterday, which is about 45 miles north of pensacola. they say it destroyed at least 10 homes. no one was seriously hurt. the national weather service sa

mcdonnell needs the supreme court to vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. new this morning, we can show you the damage, storms heading our way, caused in florida.. officials say this twister swept through mcdavid yesterday, which is about 45 miles north of pensacola. they say it destroyed at least 10 homes. no one was seriously hurt. the national weather service says a crew will be out to survey the damage today. about ten miles up the road in century, florida, first responders and neighors pulled a 94-year-old woman from the debris. they say a tornado came through and trapped her in her home. it took crews hours to cut through the debris ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: rain increasing. heavy at thunderstorms. especially over northeast north carolina. warm & breezy. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a stray shower or two. lows will be in the upper 30s to ne

i reached out for comment today from the mcdonnell legal team i was told by their spokesman. i don't envision respond to this time but will let you know if i hear otherwise. reporting live by cutting thirteen is now a virginia beach man charged in an up skirting incident thirteen is now learned this isn't the first time he's been accused of taking inappropriate pictures and very public places. parents trust that the person teaching their child is safe to be in the classroom but know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. . i a virginia beach man is in jail yeah laughter and up skirting incident police say andrew madison used his cellphone to take pictures of a young girl scurried inside a restaurant back in december and is not the first time madison who has been busted up skirting more so roberson sat down with one of his former friends and it's a story you'll see only on t

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton mr. ms. wynns mr. haney ms. chin mr. totiano thank you please join me the pledge of allegiance. >> going to ask for 0 motion of january 12th so moved second any, any correction roll call vote ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 5 he i's. >> i want to welcome everybody that joined us in person and remind everybody in you a have an item to speak on there are speaker cards outside the lobby if, if you want to fill whereon out and give it to ms. casco before the item is called in for the turned in before you'll not been able to speak on the item thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> superintendent carranza. >> thank you, president matt haney e haney and a few thoughts as we start our meeting tonight i'd like to start by recognizing and shld to the latino ensemble led by john callaway the each other assembly performed that he martin luther king community breakfast attend and community leaders and elected offi

so burfoot wants a continuance until after mcdonnell's case is settled. more on this on wavy news 10 beginning at 4. chris horne 10 on your side portsmouth city retirees have something to say after the city cut part of their medical coverage benefits. the issue came up at last night's city council meeting. a new policy in 2015 older had to get off the city's health care plan. with a new medicare supplement plan, employees received an annual h-r-a. it meant they had 14-hundred dollars to spend on out of pocket expenses. after nine months of the program - the city said it would no longer fund the h-r-a. retirees are outraged - saying the plan has left them in a terrible position. sot --- garland alexander - retired firefighter c16 10:29:47 - we were led to would have made different choices. council members said at tuesday night's meeting, the h-r-a was part of a pilot program and was never meant to continue. the city manager said she will come up with a plan to phase the h-r-a out in a week. one person had to be treated for smoke inhailation after a fire at

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 6 i's. >> quick announcement for you that were here in personal if you want to speak in front of the board there be speakers the halfway fill them out and give them to ms. casco mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney good evening. i'm particularly happy to see showing so many of the national board sift teachers here we'll have the ceremony in a bit on february 24th from 4 to 6:00 p.m. on 25th after the san francisco unified school district math team will be hosting an opportunity for parents and families to provide feedback on the arithmetic core curriculum all participants will look through the materials and provide structured feedback with the computerized safer with the revised curriculum for the 2017-2018 sexual so ladies and gentlemen, we value our input please attend given it on february 24th from 6 to 4:30 on 25th avenue in an announcement pride to announce that jewelry's gordon has won the debate league congratulations to the back to back champion (clapping.) w

mcdonnell needs the supreme court vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. a local political poll puts donald trump and hillary clinton in the lead with just two weeks before virginia votes in the super tuesday primaries. christopher newport university interviewed 735 registered voters for two days last week. among republican voters, they found trump got 28 percent of the gop vote, followed by 22 percent for marco rubio. 19 percent picked ted cruz. among democrats, hillary clinton got 52 percent and bernie sanders got 40 percent. both parties hold their presidential primaries in virginia on march first. new nbc news-survey monkey online poll found donald trump maintain their leads nationally. trump leads the percent followed by senator ted cruz with 18 percent, and senator marco rubio with 14 percent. the poll also found more republican voters, 56 percent, believe trump will be the nominee. for the democrats, clinton leads se

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someone escaped from the mcdonnell correctional facility in cleveland. 22-year-old code lee is on the loose. no word what he was locked up for. facility paid for with your tax dollars. lee got out of the same window ta sean shepherd and lavelle tucker escaped from last month. shepherd has since been caught. mcdonnell correctional facility has seen multiple escapes and 62 awols and it is run by orianna house. >>> and an update from a story over the weekend. a cleveland father has two sons that need special medical condition and someone stole his van with two expensive wheelchairs inside. the wheelchair not damaged but the drive's window was busted on the van and thieves took the catalytic converter? the nitro foundation demonstrated outside the courthouse in lorain wanting the maximum penalty for ricardo johnson. johnson was upset after losing money in a card game and shot and killed a dog. court set bond at $50,000. >>> making our neighborhoods safer. this is a sievers security alert. >> there were a whole bunch of car break-ins over the weekend in north ridgeville. thieves stole from

actually our unanimous decisions mcdonnell himself was hopeful about his chances last week two days before scalia staff today his legal team had no comment on convicted criminals slipping through the cracks and into your child's school canteen is no investigation is looking into how a broken system could allow a predator into the classroom and a man to take pictures up girls' skirts and this isn't the first time he's been virginia beach man is accused and end up squirting incident with andrew madison who used his cellphone to take pictures up of a young girl spirit inside a restaurant back in december and this is not the first time out of su has been busted for taking inappropriate pictures in a public place i saw llamas and has the story you'll see only on thirteen years now the second time addison has been in trouble for something like this the most recent was here and this panera bread where he was caught using his phone lookup the start of a young girl i don't want him to be able to buy lee anyone know i won as many people out is twenty five year old in june and she was behind bars ton

mcdonnell reduced the sentence to 40 years before leaving office. defense attorneys may try to appeal today's decision, so it can heard in federal court. new tonight. dominion power has taken responsibility for an oil sheen in the potomac river. the coast guard has been testing water samples in northern virginia this week. it says the mineral oil came from a dominion transformer station in crystal city. so far at least 21 wild geese and ducks have died at a waterfowl sanctuary because of the spill. 32 have been rescued. the spill stretched for eight miles. the e-p-a will decide whether to -- which has already started cleanup efforts. when was the last time you saw this? gasoline under a dollar a gallon. a brief return to the gold the 99-cent-special was part of an early valentine's deal just outside kansas city. neighbors said it was a sweet treat to fill up for less, but only for whether you like it or not -- we're just two days away from the annual celebration of love: valentine's day. it's a time when florists can really grow their bottom line. s

if mcdonnell's appeal is successful, he says prosecutors to drop some the charges against him because both cases could be around the same laws. tom: big changes are heading to norfolk. city council voted to back a million dollar loan to bring businesses back to the struggling town. the new tenant has not been announced for the former jc penny. perspective tenant. the mullahs in foreclosure and has been struggling for years. -- the mall is in foreclosure and has been struggling for years. macy's will close in a few weeks. also discussed, and number of traffic changes. they suggested adding several stop at specific intersections. this is a map of the approved traffic changes. also changing, west wilson avenue will become a one lane street for west down traffic. -- westbound traffic. nicole: the norfolk high school basketball team has built a dynasty enforcement. tom: jay gruden talks about the guess who was >> ok, things are winding down. we still have some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the area. there is one area along the outer banks that still has a severe thunderstorm warni

we'll explain how former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case plays into the decision. and new this morning, a local man recovers in the hospital as police search for his shooter. breaking overnight election news, donald trump won the nevada republican presidential caucuses. coming off his victory out west, trump is here in hampton roads today. he will speak at regent university's presidential forum in virginia beach. rico bush is outside regent this morning with more on the forum. rico, good morning. good morning lex and katie. fresh off his big victory in nevada, g- o-p front-runner donald trump looks to rally his supporters today in virginia beach. trump hopes to ride his continue his hot streak with a fourth win in virginia on super tuesday. the controversial front-runner plans to speak around noon, then do a quick sit-down interview with regent founder and televangelist pat robertson before taking questions from the audience about his plans for the country. at today's forum, the trump campaign says the peful will speak about several issues including immigratn,axes

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns ms. fewer ms. chin and mr. totiano thank you very much. >> please join me for the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you all for approval of minutes the regular meeting of february 9th can i have a motion? >> so moved second any corrects roll call please. ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell plumbi dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that w

just in new developments about former governor bob mcdonnell is corruption cases isles lawyers filed their opening brief with the supreme court and questions what constitutes an official action by an elected official federal corruption charges he accepted gifts and loans in exchange for five official acts. lawyers say those official acts were part of nicole's routine activities as governor including arranging meetings and attending events us supreme court agreed last month to hear bob mcdonnell's appeal a virginia beach city council and once the state to take back the one hundred and fifty five million dollar grant for light rail are a cane was in virginia beach all day learning the latest on this funding fight terror david the councilman says it's irresponsible of the state to offer money on what the counts and considers a failure and the councilman is also asking the city manager to stop spending money on pushing forward with a project that has been approved yet. virginia beach councilman john moss calling on transportation secretary aubrey layne to withdraw the state's hundred and

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campos commissioner cohen commissioner farrell commissioner kim commissioner mar commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and commissioner tang commissioner wiener ambassador commissioner yee we have quorum >> thank you so i have done i've lucked the chair's report now the executive director report. >> thank you chair. >> okay. we'll take public comment on item number 2. >> if no public comment public comment is closed. >> tilly chang executive director for timma building off of chairs remarks thank you commissioner kim and is commissioner christensen and commissioner wiener for the took him board all 11 serve the timma board and today is elections but be looking at what can we're proud of how we accomplished the city agencies. >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) postal service and beginning the conversations with the community both residents and small businesses on the island and the staff in the statewide community with we're working an, an update in the next 40 month we met with industry partners our timma team held an information session gathering process called the request for information a who

mcdonnell reduced the sentence to 40 years before leaving office. defense attorneys may try to appeal yesterday's decision, so it can heard in federal court. an update on the fight for the light rail. the state of virginia says bring it to virginia beach or give up the money. we first reported the plan from transportation secretary aubrey layne to take back 155 million dollars of state money last year, but now it's in writing. we obtained a letter dated friday --- from the governor's office to delegate ron villanueva. part of it says - if the city decides against the light rail extension - layne wants the money projects. least, that's the proposal from a lawmaker in kentucky. you'll hear the reasons from her in our next fifteen minutes. but first -- texas authorities make a shocking discovery. how they say a man hid his mother's body for years. tease my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples tech services next day guarantee. it's fast and done right.

the court might not deadlock at all and decide for or against mcdonnell.hey could avoid its decision to except the case in the first place. that is in "the washington post." donna, somerville, massachusetts. president obama has the right to nominate any judge he wishes. i am voting for hillary clinton. they ought to get rid of all of those republicans and all of those tea party republicans and give the democrats back the weority in the senate and will have a unified government and everything would get done. hillaryom a newspaper, clinton defended joining the 2006 filibuster of samuel alito, saying it was not similar to republican threats to block president obama from replacing deceased justice scalia. after the senate held hearings and put alito's nomination to a vote, other democrats had the right to use a process in an attempt to block the conservative judge. idaho, independent line. good morning. morning.ood the supreme court is politicized. people should read the book --.t barack obama believes and saw lewinsky. so to my air -- sotomayor -- understand,

commissioner mcdonnell. >> thank you so much. just a couple of things to echo frankly what some of the general manager has already highlighted. first, thank you. this is obviously a very strong budget. frankly it's exciting to see the tumult to opportunity to make the opportunities that are not been available in the past. this next comment -- it's not as evident on the surface, but the detail -- so i would just echo in appreciation for the commitment and look forward to seeing in many of the areas making the investment, general maintenance, defer maintenance and grass field rehabilitation and as we heard last month, the report on our parks. and the conditions thereof. again, hopefully won't get tired of hearing me see this i don't want to see 9, 10 and 11 districts continuing to lead from the bottoms. so if there are ways to make more evident and transparent the commitments to again, in particular in the context of increased investments and maybe some of this shows up in the lifecycle project, where it can be clear to equity as g

sacks says what happens with mcdonnell could have a legal impact on burfoot's case. 10 on your side has been following both cases since they started. a federal jury indicted burfoot in january. according to court paperwork, the norfolk city treasurer is accused of taking nearly half-a-million dollars in money and gifts in exchange for giving favors involving city business. you can read sacks' letter to the judge with this story on wavy-dot-com. local retirees are angry after a city cut part of their benefits. 10 on your side investigates a medical coverage program that's no longer covered. governor mccrory works to reverse a new law in charlotte. why he says it compromises your security. and -- lawmakers on the hill decide what do about zika. possible cases. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. benefiber healthy

commissioner mcdonnell. >> thank you so much. just a couple of things to echo frankly what some of the general manager has already highlighted. first, thank you. this is obviously a very strong budget. frankly it's exciting to see the tumult to opportunity to make the opportunities that are not been available in the past. this next comment -- it's not as evident on the surface, but the detail -- so i would just echo in appreciation for the commitment and look forward to seeing in many of the areas making the investment, general maintenance, defer maintenance and grass field rehabilitation and as we heard last month, the report on our parks. and the conditions thereof. again, hopefully won't get tired of hearing me see this i don't want to see 9, 10 and 11 districts continuing to lead from the bottoms. so if there are ways to make more evident and transparent the commitments to again, in particular in the context of increased investments and maybe some of this shows up in the lifecycle project, where it can be clear to equity as g

campos commissioner cohen commissioner farrell commissioner kim commissioner mar commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and commissioner tang commissioner wiener ambassador commissioner yee we have quorum >> thank you so i have done i've lucked the chair's report now the executive director report. >> thank you chair. >> okay. we'll take public comment on item number 2. >> if no public comment public comment is closed. >> tilly chang executive director for timma building off of chairs remarks thank you commissioner kim and is commissioner christensen and commissioner wiener for the took him board all 11 serve the timma board and today is elections but be looking at what can we're proud of how we accomplished the city agencies. >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) postal service and beginning the conversations with the community both residents and small businesses on the island and the staff in the statewide community with we're working an, an update in the next 40 month we met with industry partners our timma team held an information session gathering process called the request for information a who

mcdonnell reduced the sentence to 40 years before leaving office. defense attorneys may try to appeal yesterday's decision, so it can heard in federal court. an update on the fight for the light rail. the state of virginia beach... or give up the money. we first reported the plan from transportation secretary aubrey layne to take back 155 million dollars of state money last year, but now it's in writing. we obtained a letter dated today --- from the governor's office to delegate ron villanueva. part of it says - if the city decides against the light rail extension - layne wants the money back for other state projects. no wife...no viagra. at least, that's the proposal from a lawmaker in kentucky. you'll hear the reasons from her in our next fifteen minutes. but first -- texas authorities make a shocking discovery. how they say a man hid his mother's body for years. more than 100 people came to remember two baltimore sheriff's deputies killed in the line of duty. authorities say a wanted suspect shot deputies patrick dailey and mark logsdon inside a

how does justice scalia's death impact bob mcdonnell's appeal. that at 5:30. the white house says president obama will choose a nominee to replace scalia after the senate returns from recess, february 22nd. washington is divided over how to appoint a successor. republicans insist the next president should decide. however democrats believe it is president obama's decision --- and to wait would ignore the constitution. here's a look at some of the potential nominees washington, dc court of patricia millett is also a possibility. she is also on the d-c court of appeals. and paul watford is an african-american on the ninth circuit court of appeals in california. the university of mary washington has named a new president. the fredericksburg, virginia school announced in a statement today that troy d. paino will be the school's 10th president. he's currently president of the public truman state university in missouri. mary washington says paino will become president effective july 1. a philanthropist has donated 18-and-a-half million dollars to restore the lincoln

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns ms. fewer ms. chin and mr. totiano thank you very much. >> please join me for the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you all for approval of minutes the regular meeting of february 9th can i have a motion? >> so moved second any corrects roll call please. ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell plumbi dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that w

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> move on to authorization to grants or the alternated deny theodore roosevelt charter academy there is a motion that has been seconded on january 12th and mr. superintendent please introduce your designee to roared thank you president haney michael davis to please come forward. >> thanks subject the roams for the theodore roosevelt high school renot to my knowledewal t or deny theodore roosevelt the whereas code section the theodore roosevelt charter academy incorporated submitted a petition for renewal ever theodore roosevelt high school charter academy to the san francisco unified school district and whereas pursuarude cal education the board of education the district received a petition an january 12th and whereas district shall ply with the action on the petition as required by law and the whereas the board of education should consider the level of public support and review the information received with respect to the petition including the spofs dominates and warrior

mcdonnell trump is not a racist, but donald trump is not afraid. don't vote for a cuban, but for donald trump. spinning some voters in minnesota and vermont are receiving the call from an american national super pack is it is called. a white supremacist group telling people not to vote for a cuba. the group does not have any connection, officially, to the trump campaign attracted not authorized that call. today we asked and miami pollster and nelson diaz about the controversial message. timothy effective of this is enormous, not just as a cuban- american but as an american. this is as un-american as it can get. the idea that anyone can run for president, regardless of where your parents are from is as american as apple pie. was some anti-trump supporters to put that out there just to create some news and noise around the issue. >> marco rubio and >>reporter: five have parents board and cuba. this call is the lowest form of campaigning and rubio is calling for trump to demand the calls be stopped. no, dead from donald trump himself. summit. former p

among the thirteen hundred people in attendance today was former governor bob mcdonnell off camera mcconnell told ike that he is hopeful things will go his way in april when the supreme court takes up his appeal on his felony public corruption convictions and if the appeal fails mcconnell said he's prepared for that outcome to which of course would mean going to prison for two years well eating healthy seems like the right thing to do but it was taken too far obsessing over a healthy diet can do more harm than good. the signs of an eating disorder that's becoming more and more calm. a heartbroken the sch. it has been almost six months as virginia beach police shot and killed in decatur and the internal investigation still isn't complete police a kayaker was with angelo perry a person of interest in a murder case taggart was caught in a shootout between perry and police officers and investigators are still analyzing video evidence from that night but now india kayakers mother has released a video of are all off heartbreaking plea for answers. mccain has more on this video that has a million v

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mcdonnell to explain how -- mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes this pesh is qualified that -- person is qualified that the senate should stand in the way. >> the president's comments come one day after things got heated for a fight on any potential white house selection. in an unprecedented move, republicans on the senate jew judiciary committee wrote a letter vowing to forgo any hearings on the selection. >>> south carolina's chief justice is asking legislators to increase judges' salaries. colorado is deeply concernedhe's concerned about the fees to operate and is asking the legislature for nearly increase in judges' salaries. >>> the confederate flag removed from state grounds last summer may be displayed somewhere in charleston. it's at the relic room and military museum. the ways and means can committee advanced a proposal requiring annal analysis of museum space. if space exists, lawmakers would determine how much it would cost to move the museum and its collections to charleston. >>> well, v

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