announced investigation, police have arrested 23-year-old adam carlin of dunbarton and 24-year-old michael york of goffstown. each faces several charges in connection with some of what had been reported. interim chief david mara held a press conference, he says, to put the city at ease, calling it great police work, the investigation ongoing, and he says more charges could be filed. david mara: as you can imagine, you wake up and you find out your neighbor' s car was burned, then you find out it is happening throughout the city, you' re certainly going to get worried, not only about property damage, but a good chance of somebody getting hurt, there could have been an explosion, there could have been a number of things that happened. jennifer: both suspects have been released on pr bail. the chief says he could not comment on evidence or a motive because the investigation remains active. reporting live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton. adam: jennifer, thank you. members of the felony lane gang are in custody in salem and about to face a judge. what started as a check of a couple acting suspiciou

adam carlin and michael york face several charges. ed: a coast guard boat overturns in a rescue of a fishing vessel off queens in new york. seven crew members were aboard the carolina queen three this morning when it had to make a the ship taking a beating from strong waves. on the overturned boat were able to make it to shore uninjured. heather: new at 4:30 -- a circus company is fighting a 38,000 dollar fine tied to a deadly accident in new hampshire. walker international events is contesting the citations issued by osha early this month. in august, a father and daughter were killed when the circus tent collapsed in lancaster. osha claims the company did not build the tent properly and ignored several weather alerts. ed: new at 4:30 -- the state fire marshal says improper disposal of smoking materials natick. 73-year-old carol mccarthy was rescued by firefighters saturday but later died at the hospital. there were two smoke alarms in . a dead battery and the other had no batteries. heather: time now to flash forward to newscenter 5 a

and we anticipate more charges coming out of this. karlin and 24-year-old michael york are free on bond but they april. >>> a new twist tonight in the massive takata air bag recall. u.s. lawmakers accuse the company of faking test results to cover up the exploding air bags. they looked through 12 years of internal documents and say the company manipulated the information to hide the problem. the air bag recall involving millions of vehicles was the largest in u.s. history. >>> royal caribbean is face class action lawsuit over the cruise that was caught in the winter storm passengers claim the company should have known about the dangerous conditions before the anthem of the seas set sail. they are seek damages for he severe emotional and psychological stress. >>> tonight i team investigation critics say pay pal with the millions of users around the world is unfairly taking sides. and lauren leamanczyk says sellers says they are getting >> very few. >> reporter: joanna of and is talk about her vintage bag but after using it for few years decided it was time to make money back. >> it's mon

adam carolyn and michael york are accused of setting fire to five cars. they broke in to three one. the crimes happened in the early morning hours on saturday, january 13th. michael rice says he woke up at 4:00 this morning to his roommate destroyed. >> she heard an explosion when one of the car windows blew out. she just said that woke her up. she woke me up. at this point, all we could do is sit there and watch it go. erin: carlin and york were both arrested. more charges could be filed. sean: a man accused of using a town credit card to buy >> i stand before you accepting responsibility for my actions and apologizing for the mistakes i made. sean: brian gleason admits he used town funds to buy personal items. the items were found during a search of his home. >> located where the grill, speakers, patio blind, gps units, vacuum, safe, laptop, chair, and other items which had been purchased with town funds. sean: his attorney and the state employeed to a 12 months suspended sentence and 200 hours of community service. he volunteerly agreed to repay the thousands he stole from amherst

michael: that is new york city this morning. terrifying moments captured by that lens. right now investigators trying to figure out what caused that tower crane to come crashing down. it have been in the middle of rush hour. one person was killed while walking on the sidewalk below. 3 others are hurt tonight. the crane was being secured at the time because of high winds. john: live shot looking down clemson boulevard on this friday night. current amateur 37 degrees with mostly clear skies. michael: major lane closures along i-85 and i 385. working on chrome drive near the harley-davidson dealership. they will also be on roper mountain road where it passes i-85. local businesses are looking forward to the end result. >> it is a frustration point for us. and also for our customers as well. this is going to be amazing. greenville is only set to grow. michael: the project will take three years to complete. crews state you will start to see huge construction cranes during the summer. when it is done, i-85 and i-385 will be wider. carol: apple will now let you trade in a bang

vermont money and 6-year-old daughter were killed when stormwater police say adam carland and michael york set five cars on fire. they may have stolen another. both of the men face several charges. >>> new this morning vermont is a step closer to legalizing recreational marijuana. the senate passed a bill to up to half an ounce of marijuana which would be the new legal limit. state would start issuing growing license beginning next year. bill now heads to house and governor would have to sign it into law. >>> coming up at 9:30 we're taking a closer look at last night's g.o.p. debate. we'll find out what 7's political editor handy hiller thought of the big night in his hiller instinct. >> first we honor today's class act. a student new to this country. he's helping others feel comfortable in their new homes as well. see that? jill's gobbling up our bird's eye teriyaki broccoli. (mind-blowing sound) and look ben is going for more buffalo cauliflower. (mind-blowing sound) everybody's a veggie lover now. what do you think? (mind-blowing sound) mind blown. bird's eye flavor full. new england's

michael george, news 4 new york. >> michael, thank you. >>> in the past few hours crews successfully removed the huge tribeca yesterday. his funeral is planned for tomorrow as the clean-up and investigation continued. >> only the damage the crane left behind when it toppled over and killing a map on friday in tribeca. crews hauling off a piece of the 553 foot krab. workers cut it into 35 sections. clean up continues as this hour as they will examine the street to see if it needs repaving after yesterday's deadly collapse. incredible video of the 15-story crane crashing down during friday morning's rush hour killing 38-year-old david wichs and injuring others and including a 78-year-old man hit in the head by falling dreeb ebris. >> he was ready to be released but they decided to hold him longer. >> they will discuss crane operations with de blasio and now they have only made small enroads to find out why the crane fell. >> the computer as far of the crane has been removed as to further information as to what kind of data that will contain. >> but officials debt it will tell them the

tonight two arrests, two young men have been arrested, 23-year-old adam carlin of dunbarton and michael brad york of goffstown. with investigations into five car fires, three car break-ins and one stolen, the interim chief credits portsmouth's police department and the state crime lab for cracking a case that had had the community and the department on edge. >> we didn't know what we had had had. is this something that could accelerate, could it be something that the next thing you know they're doing it to structures? so the men and women here really wanted to catch these people. reporter: the chief calls this a investigation there could be more charges. those two suspects free on bail tonight. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: new tonight, cornish police are expected to charge a school bus driver for crashing into an historic bridge in town. officers say 67-year-old alan henderson was trying to find windsor high school in vermont when he got lost. he crossed the bridge while trying to turn around without enough clearance and exceeding the weight limit. tom: to exitment 2016 coverage toni

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new york city mayor michael bloomberg has confirmed he's exploring a presidential bid. he runs his name could conceivably appear on the ballot soon as super tuesday. let's get tonight final poll averages before the primary. on the republican side, the donald trump train continues marco rubio still in second place. and the race for third is a virtual tie within john caseic and ted cruz. case inhas jumped ahead of cruz by a few tenths of a percentage appointment bernie sanders lead over hillary clinton is holding strong at 12 points and a big reason for that is that sand certificates winning the male voemt one poll shows that 70% of all male democratic voters in new hampshire are pull for sanders. earlier today i spoke with hillary clinton. she addressed controversy that she's been facing on the campaign trail. i asked about the email scandal, benghazi, i asked how she feels about a socialist from vermont beating her in the polls and if she feels like being a woman makes her bid for the white house more challenging. >> we all know anything can happen here in new hampshire

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unfortunately, about 12 people live in mahwah, new jersey, michael george, "news 4 new york." >>> thank you, michael. >>> police releases surveillance video of a gunman in a violent supermarket robbery in brooklynv police say the man walked to the register with chicken patties at this supermarket in bedford-stuyvesant sunday evening. he pulled out a gun and pistol whipped the worker. another person shoved people into a meat locker. he took up to $1600. the clerk spoke exclusively to news 4. >> what was going through your mind? >> he's going to kill me. i feel very scared. >> the clerk was not seriously injured, though. if you have any information call police. >>> there is new developments on the zika virus. we know it can be transmitted sexually. a patient in dallas had not traveled to a zika infected region. instead, that patient became ill after having sexual contact with from a country where zika is present. neither patient is a pregnant woman. zika is usually carried by mosquitoes. while organizers about the olympics are concerned. they insist they won't be affected. they told them

michael mckee in new york. he will join us on "surveillance".janet down into yellen can and cannot say. let's get more with morris reid. thank you so much for sticking around. we were talking about this election and you were pointing to the fact that there is kind of investor angst, which is linked to job creation, to the economy which from the outside world looks ok when you look at the rest of the world. may be for americans it is not the kind of job creation they want. that makes the fed's job very quickly. >> there is one note on the fed. they will not be hiking interest rate between now and the election. i guarantee it. if hillary clinton is running, there is continuity. there is no way they want to have a hike. there has been great job performance. she is running as the continuity candidate. they do not want to upset the apple cart. hikeine: they won't because of domestic, internal politics? never coordinates but my inkling is they will not do it because it would have a devastating impact on the economy perceptionwise. you got wall street

york incredibly corrupt politics. [laughter] it's not insanity. charles: when michaelloomberg announced he was running for mayor in new york city, i thought he was joking. he was. he was extraordinarily successful. >> well, what an he's willing to spend and that first run back when he was rapport pretending to be republican, he sent a radio to every single republican in new york city and donald trump has a lot of money -- so far shown very little inclination to spend it. charles: great to have you in the studio. you too,, guys. now here's the man himself. lou dobbs. . lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. republican presidential candidates tonight going across the state of new hampshire just hours to go before voting begins in the first in the nation primary. frontrunner donald trump trying to turn his huge lead in the polls into his first victory after coming in second in iowa. on the campaign trail, trump escalating the feud with jeb bush. >> he's a total stiff. jeb bush. here's a guy honestly. if you weren't in government, if he weren't in government, you wou

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savannah guthrie is speaking with the candidates this morning an "today in new york." >>> michael bloomberg is discussing a possible bid of his own. he said now, he's looking at ll the options. heey said the people deserve a lot better than the candidates and issues being offered. bloomberg said the tone of the campaign is, quote, an outrage and insult to the voter. >>> city counsel speaker just helped count thousands of the city's homeless. the annual hope count took place last night. it estimates how many people are last year, they found more than 3,000 people living outside. >>> and president obama plans to make homelessness a big priority. "the new york times" reports that the president is going to ve for $11 million. he's expected to present his 2017 budget to congress later today. >>> 4:40. what police said a woman told a little girl who was walking down the street. >>> then a subway rally. the push for a troubled train line. >>> end a busy morning for storm team 4 tracking more snow. and possibility of flooding. weather and traffic on the 4s coprming up. >> follow us on twitter and i

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york. >>> donald trump took time out from picking on his nom initial trump made controversial comments about a hispanic judge working on one of those lawsuits. michael george is live outside trump tower. >> reporter: donald trump, no stranger to controversy. he often welcomes it. now he is sparring with new york's attorney general after implying a judge may be biased against him because he's hispanic. >> i built a great business. >>an reporter: donald trump accused a judge of being hostile and biased. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he's has panic, which is fine. we haven't asked for recusal. >> reportr: he's already under fire over trump university, an online real estate school. some students paid tens of th eousands of dollar for a substandard education. lawsuits, including one by new york stock exchange generic snyderman who called the school a scam. >> the attorney general, his name is ric schneiderman, not respected in new york, doing a terrible job, probably is not electable in new york. >> reporter: trump implied the lawsuit is politically motivated. >> snyderman said i will not engage in a debate about ongoing litigatio

the former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, now says the tone of this campaign is an insult to the voters and he says he's now looking at all the options for getting into the 2016 race. >>> we're also getting chilling new details on the isis plan to attack major population centers. even before the november slaughter in paris, western security agencies received intelligence that dozens of isis terrorists had been sent to carry out attacks in five cities. our correspondents, analysts and guests have full coverage of all the day's top stories. as the clock ticks down in new hampshire, donald trump and jeb bush are stepping up their war of words. jim acosta is on the scene for us in new hampshire. jim, they're certainly not holding back right now. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. for months top republicans have begged jeb bush to step up his attacks on donald trump. well, that day has come as trump and bush seem to be locked in a vicious personal battle from the town halls to twitter. >> i don't have a lot of respect for jeb. you know, he's -- jeb is a lightweigh

. >>> plus, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg breaks on his silence on whether he enters the race. will he make the gamble after all? >>> and breaking news in germany, a head on collision involving two passenger trains. it's 5:30 on the east coast. 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it is tuesday, february 9. it is primary day. we have a crowd of good looking insomniacs live in manchester, new hampshire. i'm chris jansing. but we'll begin with the breaking news out of germany. two commuter trains colliding this morning. it happened near the town of bad aibling in southern germany. one of the trains derailed in the incident. a police spokesman tells nbc news at least eight people are dead. at least 50 more have been seriously injured. and a hundred rescue workers are on the scene. several rescue helicopters are reportedly flying the injured to hospitals in the area. right now officials say it's not clear what caused the collision. >>> as new hampshire voting gets under way some ballots are in early. some might say way too early. the three tiny hamlets of

nbc news has confirmed that former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's considering joining the race. the billionaire would self-fund his campaign and run as an independent. bloomberg would likely have to make a decision by the end of the month to ensure he makes the general election ballot. a battle at the state house has put governor branstad at odds with democrats... and with the man he replaced. today former iowa governor chet hall meetings... with those affected by governor branstad's plan to privatize iowa's medicaid system. the first meeting was from 10 to 11-30 this morning at the coralville public library... and...the next starts at 2 in cedar rapids. culver isn't the only one raising concerns... monday a senate subcommittee approved a bill to repeal the privatization effort. some lawmakers argue the governor hasn't shown that his plan would actually save money. others say its putting low-income and disabled iowans at risk... people with disabilities. that's really important to me and in my area because we really lave a culture of recognizing in northwest iowa that

on saturday february 20th. 3 former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's considering a last minute run for president.that's what bloomberg told the financial times.bloomberg says voters deserve better candidates than what this election is offering. he says he needs to get his name on ballots by early march to have a serious shot.the new york times reported last month he was contemplating a third-party run. 3 and later today franklin graham will be in columbia. he's bringing his prayer rally to the south carolina capitol at noon.this is the fifth stop on graham's prayer rally tour of early caucus and primary states.his prayer rallies began back in december.. after quitting the republican party.. and saying our government needs more religious people in office. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 tuesday will be cold and skies and a chance for mountain snow and upstate flurries. highs reach 41 in the upstate and 30 in the mountains. tonight stays breezy and cold with lows in the teens and 20s. wind chills become dangerously cold overnight. 3 3 now to

michael george, today in new york. >> michael mentioned the 2008 crane accidents. seven people died when a 200 foot crane{ collapsed in midtown. that same year, a giant crane arm separated and crashed into an apartment building on the upper east side, killing two there. those accidents led to the new safety regulations. in 2012 a construction worker on the number 7 train extension died when a crane collapsed. and just last april, a construction worker died when a crane toppled over and crushed him. we'll continue to update the situation throughout the morning. you can also get the latest information online any time on nbcnewyork.com and also on our news 4 app. >>> in other news, police are the bus driver swerved up onto the curb and hit a 50-year-old woman. she was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. no arrests made. >>> the first zika virus patient in rockland county is recovering at home this morning. we are told the patient is a south america. health officials say it appears she got the virus through a mosquito bite. there has been no human to h

york. >> michael george spoke with akai gurley's family members shortly after the verdict was read. he picks up our live team coverage now. michael? >> reporter: well, akai gurl lee's family says this conviction sends a mess thaj that evening police officers are accountable for their actions and our cameras were there at the moment they had an emotional reaction to hearing that guilty verdict. court, the family of akai gurley celebrated the conviction of officer peter liang. >> today we just saw a verdict that has not come down in how long? but i thank god. >> reporter: but akai's partner kimberly told us no conviction can bring the 28-year-old father back. >> i'm still left without my partner. it's still hard even though he was found guilty, it's still hard not having akai here. >> we asked her if she was surprised by the jury's verdict. she said no. after a long and difficult 15 months fighting for a conviction akai gurley's family now says they'll continue to fight until the sentencing. they want the judge to put officer liang behind bars. >> yes, i do think he should go to jail.

reporting live in york county michael clark wbtv on your side. >> thank you. time to check the traffic around town here is tonya rivens. >> thank you. sponsored by people's bank. let's check on i-77 and 485. volume is starting to build we have an accident on south boulevard that congestion building on south boulevard and we have congestion on highway 51 pineville matthews close to 485 as well. and then we see the volume starting to build on 485. a stranded motorist on rea road at piper glen drive and another at johnston road close to caramel road back to you. >> all right thank you. right now, the flow of drugs feeding charlotte's growing addiction problem. we are finding out things like heroin and cocaine are arriving on doorsteps like any other delivery. wbtv's jamie boll is on your side investigating this growing situation. >> maureen our look started with an unrelated conversation with a longtime charlotte drug heroin epidemic when he mentioned the dark net. he is hearing from clients use it to get drugs delivered straight to their home. >> you can purchas

michael bloomberg... the former new york mayor says he's considering a presidential an independent. it seems republicans want him to run... and democrats hope he doesn't.. 3--19 i think michael bloomberg when he takes a good close look at where his priorities are in terms of the issues he wants a president to fight for and advance that he will eventually conclude that those are well cared for in the democratic nominees priorities and the democratic party's agenda. 59 take all the guns away, he wants to tax slurpees and sodas, i mean the guy's a liberal democrat and so great if they want to have two democrats run and split the vote and let us compete in places like connecticut ... we'll take it if bloomberg does decide to run.. he'll have to act fast. the process to appear as an independent on the ballot in texas begins march first. on the republican side.. the new hampshire primary has ended two more presidential campaign. afternoon.. she is suspending her campaign. she finished seventh in both the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. her high point came in september when nationa

michael holland. bloomberg radio, coming off the blue school conference in new york. join us from jpmorgan and the blue school. michael feroli on janet yellen's new terminal value. futures negative five. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. a forex report. morning --ighur this excuse me, stronger, stronger, -- the yen is weaker this morning -- excuse me, stronger, stronger. ongerger yen, str dollar. francine: they were looking at yen when they went into it. they had a data check. coming up is "bloomberg ." david westin, what do you have today? david: we have beth comstock, the ge vice chair. you will be talking to mark mobius, franklin resources, about emerging markets. and we are joined by dale stafford, and he will talk about all the fluctuations in the markets and what the central banks are doing. that is coming up next on reallyerg ." tom: looking forward to the ge discussion as well. right now we're looking at japan. we go over to bloomberg very quickly and look at the eight nymex. -- at the abenomics. move.s the successful hide this, a

. >>> former new york mayor michael bloomberg is confirming for the first time that he is considering run for president. the financial times reports, bloomberg says he is looking at all options. last month you may remember the new york times reported bloomberg ordered his staff to come up with a plan for an independent run for president. >> that could get interesting. >>> brit hummes, steve hayes, amy stoddard and tucker carlson give us a preview of the new hampshire primary. before that, john kasich on the closing hours of this primary. >> you play the best game, you go -- you're on the 17th hole, you go through the 18th hole, you never look at the leaderboard, you go into the clubhouse. most of the time in this business, i come out the winner. >> they're running attack ads against you. >> millions of mail and millions of attack ads, i mean, you just wish that people could actually think that they could sell a positive message. >> you know, i listened to the last town hall and the girl gets up and says, i'm between hillary clinton, bernie sanders and you. why should i vote for you in

tonight portsmouth police say these two men, 23-year-old adam carolyn and 24-year-old michael brad york are facing charges related to arson and theft. january 30th five cars were set on fire, three were broken into, and one stolen from streets in portsmouth's south end to melbourne on the other. >> as you can imagine, you wake up and your neighbor's car is, was burned, then you find out it's happening throughout the city, you're certainly going to get worried. reporter: the interim chief crediting the police department and the state crime lab for helping to put the community at ease. are you relieved to see that some arrests have been made? >> very, yes. reporter: michael rice woke up at four that morning to his his one of three cars destroyed. >> she heard an explosion when one of the car windows blew out, and just said, that woke her up and then she woke me up and at that point all we could do is just sit there and watch it go. reporter: the chief calling this a random isolated situation and not what some may have feared. >> we didn't know what we had. was this an arsonist? is this so

for the first time, form irer new york mayor michael bloomberg said he is thinking about running as an independent. he calls the current campaign "an insult to vote ir voters." -- >> we are tracking more snow. >> we are looking at a pretty sloppy pattern as more snow each day over the next several. reaching up through philadelphia. that's something that moves in as we head towards tomorrow morning mostly overnight dry. a few snowshowers likely. afternoon and into the evening, scattered snowshowers are likely. normally, not a big deal. but these are the types that can sometimes cause traffic accidents because there is heavy snow for a short amount of time. across the area tomorrow, travel if you are traveling out and about, be cash out there on the roads, poor visibility and bad driving conditions. thursday, a lot of cold this weekend. we'll look at that coming up. >> >> we have some sad news 0 out of brockton, a 12-year-old boy that fell through the ice last mon has now died. january 9th. charles thompson and a nine- year-old friend were playing on the ice when they fell into the water

former new york mayor michael bloomberg says he's considering joining the race. according to c-n-n.. the billionaire would self-fund his campaign and run as an independent. bloomberg would likely have to make a decision by the end of the month in order to make sure his name appears on the general election ballot. bloomberg might be best known for his failed plan to restrict the size of softdrink cups at new york city convenience stores. bernie sanders and donald trump are both enjoying big leads on the eve of the new hampshire primary... there is still room for surprises... 44- percent of new hampshire voters are registered "undeclared".. allowing the to vote in either party's primary... it's political pinball here in new hampshire with candidates bouncing between at least 30 events across the state today...trying to hit the all important target of undecided voters. "carly fiorina starting the day at blakes creamery in manchester new hampshire - she wasn't on the debate stage saturday night but she is here very much in the thick of it trying to get votes from the

former new york mayor michael bloomberg says he's considering joining the race. according to c-n-n.. the billionaire would self-fund his campaign and run as an independent. bloomberg would likely have to make a decision by the end of the month to ensure he makes the general election ballot. some breaking international news this morning... a train collision in germany has killed at least eight people and injured as many as 50 other. it happened during rush hour traffic this morning... when two trains hit head-on . the crash site is about 40 miles south of munich. simpson college is fighting for what it calls a major selling point this morning. for five years now... shooting sports have been gaining popularity on campus... it's now gotten so wants to hire a coach to oversee the program. but some are against it, and instead want the money to go towards academics... they say it's because it makes the school beholden to the gun lobby and it's against the religious beliefs simpson was founded upon. on friday board members voted to move forward despite the growing compl

. >>> former new york mayor michael bloomberg is looking at a run. he's looking at all the options. level of discussion a quote, need to get on state ballots by the beginning of march. >>> we'll discuss a possible bloomberg candidacy and primary "cbs this morning". trains collided in southern germany. police say there are at least four dead and 150 injured, some chaotic, and the final casualty count is unclear. the two regional trains collided head on. one derailed and two overturned. some remain trapped in the wreckage. >>> another winter storm packing snow, strong winds, and bitter cold is moving to the northeast today and it could complicate voting in new hampshire. parts of massachusetts are digging out from the latest blizzard that hit yesterday. some areas suffered hurricane-force winds and heavy snow. >>> a charter bus overturned yesterday in the middle of a snowstorm as it was headed from new york city to a connecticut casino. one suffered broken bones and several were injured. >>> the royal caribbean cruise ship "anthem of the seas" is expec

police say adam carlin and michael york set five cars on fire and may have stolen another. >> sarah: new this morning, vermont one step closer to legalizing recreational marijuana. the senate passed a bill that would allow adults 21 and older to buy up to half an ounce of new legal limit. the station could also start year. the bill now heads to the house for approval, and the governor would have to sign it. president obama will meet with top senate leaders at the white house next week to talk about who will fill the supreme court seat left vacant following the death of justice antonin scalia. on tuesday the president will meet with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, democratic leader harry reid, judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley and patrick leahy, the committee's top democrat. sandoval says he's not interested in filling the seat. sandoval, a republican, made the statement just one day after news broke that he was being considered for the job. he says he told the white house his decision, adding that he has also discussed it with top senate leaders. >> christa: right

kara ots the talk about former new york city mayor michael bloomberg running for president is gaining steam. bloomberg is considering a run for as an independent. he's expected to make a decision by the beginning of next month so his name can get on primary ballots. kara top vo take a look at this cutie... this is the columbus zoo's new polar bear cub, nora. the name was chosen in a public online vote, which attracted participants from 115 counties. nora is a combination of nanuq and aurora, she was born on november 6th. it's not too early football season. we'll tell you why one expert is picking the bengals to win the super live cam and snow keeps falling this dangerous. frank and denise will have weather and traffic in just three minutes. "fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. download the fox 19 weather now app for in your neighborhood. warns you the instant near you. search fox 19 weather now in the app store or google play weather now anim caressres fine fragrance breakthrough. e world's only body wash ith fragrance release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress