please join us back here on mosaic. >>> welcome back to mosaic. an honor to be your host on mosaic. we are about to end a wonderful conversation with the director of the jewish communications council. we have opened a picture of abbey michaelson. and mayor ed lee. and joe goldman. that was taken at jewish heritage night for the first time ever. we worked with the mayor's office to create a jewish heritage night in city hall. it was a beautiful celebration and we are so grateful to mayor lee. one of the top roles is to be the voice of the jewish community and that includes work being city officials. that was a wonderful exam. you mentioned abby port. she is an outstanding leader. >> we are blessed to have her. and what are some of the challenges that you see for the future of jc rc? >> i think one of the overriding challenges for our community now. if there is greater polization around isreal and remains a strong consensus. we are firming that consensus while maintaining the views within our community i think will continue to be a challenge going forward. simultaneously, we have seen

. >> the last one is called mosaic. it is a little mosaic. this is a higher end quality photo. they are ok. >> they are not great. >> they are not the highest options had higher end photos. this is $25 per photo book. it is not on a subscription basis. it is always 20 pages. it gives you this mosaic cutout. your picture shows through to give you the uniqueness about it. these come in beautiful packaging. those are called mosaic. it is high quality printing. three great options foror valentine's and beyond. >> most have these photos on your phone. it is easy when you use an app like this to upload these. >> all the apps are easy. select the app, upload them to the layout and it is back in a few days and you have awesome beautiful books. >> if you think i don't need it every month, i have had my family accepted me photos to put together a group when we didn't have enough photos, $100 a you can actually just have other people send it to you. >> or give them away as gifts, have duplicates made. >> some great ideas for valentine's day. if you want to learn more about the apps, go to

the mosaic shines.time once the scaffolding and sheets are removed, the church of the native at this will be seen as it hasn't for sen tircenturies stefanie dekke, bethlehem. >>> and it's all about peace and love. aljazeera.com for all of the global headlines, aljazeera.com. my obituary will be, wendell pierce, who's known for playing bunk moreland, the detective on the wire, dies today at 110. >> he's best known perhaps for his role in the hbo crime drama the wire, but pierce , who grew up in the historic african american neighborhood of pontchartrain park in new orleans, is dedicated to rebuilding

they're employees from mosaic. they volunteered to come out >> when something like that doesn't happen to you, it's incumbent upon you to help the people going through some of this stuff. >> reporter: this isn't just a good deed. these folks work here in the duet area. isaac carlton knows some of these people on a first name basis. >> unless you come out and help them in their time of need, there's no better way to demonstrate being a good neighbor. >> reporter: even though tornadoes tore the area apart, it brought these folks closer together. >> good to have friends and good neighbors. >> reporter: neighbors indeed. that is owned by mosaic. over there. focus. they wanted to come a lot sooner but the weather did not allow them to do so. they're happy to do it today. and mr. carlton was as well. it saved him a lot of time and money. >> nice to see people helping each other out. john rogers, live for us, >>> when a tornado swept through south florida yesterday, a group of church workers had a close encounter with thi

this is a beautiful simulated opal thorite if the australian mosaic opal high with tanzanite accents are you sure this could be an under thirty shall look at this rainbow six seven eight nine ten so again remember we talked about earlier with the australian mosaic look at the colors that you get the mosaic of this town that's a really incredible it's the natural opal the mabe quest to the mosaic of the stone and set into this piece sterling silver he got that nineteen dot body rose twenty nine eye nine of a kick off this hour right nineteen eye negligible to pay of six dollars and sixty seven cents and take a look at this ring look how gorgeous that is look at the tanzanite we get there and again there's a profile there's that beautiful and a gallery all that sterling silver vessel firing sequence eon i think i should say she can see how beautiful it as i love the setting dot you got the three stones on the shoulder and look at that mosaic look at the colors that pop eye see the red coming up at one corner i turn one way and she seemed warm the red ndc that pink in the blue light rat

welcome to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric white. we're about to have an amazing conversation about race in the jewish community. we would like you to meet to become a part of this conversation. a public affairs and civic engagement director at the san francisco bay's jewish community relations council and also rabbi who is the senior rabbi at temple in oakland. welcome. >> good morning. thank you. >> so let's just jump in and ask you what are your experiences in the jewish community? >> for the most part, my experiences in the jewish community have been very positive which is why i find myself as a leader in the community now. my family is biracial. i am chinese as well as jewish. and throughout growing up, that would often pose a challenge at times. people would challenge or ask why we were there and even say -- ask we were sure if we were jewish. fi -- fiona? >> my experience was wonderful and complicated and challenging. i grew up here in san francisco and went to synagogue and was one of few kids who were not white and recognize

the roof no longer leaks, the mosaic shines and in time once the scaffolding and sheets are removed, the church of the nativity will be seen as it hasn't for centuries >>> south korea is holding its first ever expoe devoted to the drone industry. the military sector currently dominates the worldwide industry, but new civilian users are getting more and more popular. >> reporter: it's race day for these pilots, times to get down-- time to get down to business. 80 teams for the title on a windy day. >> translation: i was nervous and it was windy. the drone kept rising, so it was difficult. >> reporter: drone racing has been an organised sport here for four months. it is all happening just a few metres from the first drone show. the largest such expoe organisers say ever to be held in asia. south korea wants in on a fast growing industry. >> translation: drone negligent has been developed here mainly in the military sector. we hope to promote it to the civilian sector >> reporter: one such efforts, a drone enabling helicopter-style take offs and aeroplane-style landing. a drone that in

. >> translation: we're shown what the mosaic looks like before the team of experts start work. centuries of candle smoke and varnish have dulled their image. it is a remarkable transformation, meticulous work that is giving the church a complete face lift. the roof and the windows were destroyed first as rainwater was leaking inside the church. so these are essential repairs. the fact that they have even taking place at all some have jokingly described as a miracle. this is administered by three churches. they each over see different parts, invisible lines that if crossed can turn violent >> translation: it happened before. in some cases there were serious scuffles over who cleans which centimeters. >> reporter: just like this, priests and monks fighting with brooms following a communal clean five years ago. someone may have brushed a little too far. sensitivities boiled down to the idea that if you clean it or take care of it, it's yours. those centuries-old rivalries have been put aside. perhaps the idea dawning that the results will benefit all. the roof no longer leaks, the

the roof no longer leaks, the mosaic shines and in time once the scaffolding and sheets are removed, the church of the nativity will be seen as it hasn't for centuries >>> after an historic transfer of power to an elected civilian government, mps in myanmar are gathering for their new parliamentary session. the military backed government was swept away last year which has ruled for decades. >> reporter: the measured early morning routine of myanmar's capital doesn't betray it, but there is history in the making. this woman is one of those making it. she and hundreds of other newly elected members of parliament for the national league for democracy or n.l.d. are about to take up their seats. >> translation: myanmar has been waiting for this day for so long. so many ordinary people and members of the n.l.d. have sacrificed their lives to get here. >> reporter: but the military still retains great power. it has control over important ministries and automatically gets a quarter of all seats in parliament allowing it to block any changes to the constitution. despite their overwhelming maj

this is a beautiful simulated opal thorite if the australian mosaic opal high with tanzanite accents are you sure this could be an under thirty shall look at this rainbow six seven eight nine ten so again remember we talked about earlier with the australian mosaic look at the colors that you get the mosaic of this town that's a really incredible it's the natural opal the mabe quest to the mosaic of the stone and set into this piece sterling silver he got that nineteen dot body rose twenty nine eye nine of a kick off this hour right nineteen eye negeigible to pay of six dollars and sixty seven cents and take a look at this ring look how gorgeous that is look at the tanzanite we get there and again there's a profile there's that beautiful and a gallery all that sterling silver vessel firing sequence eon i think i should say she can see how beautiful it as i love the setting dot you got the three stones on the shoulder and look at that mosaic look at the colors that pop eye see the red comomng up at one corner i turn one way and she seemed warm the red ndc that pink in the blue light ra

let's go to the satellite radar mosaic. you can see precipitation expanding northeast. on the leading edge in western north carolina we're getting blue indicating precipitation area is moving into an environment conducive of frozen precipitation. we will see more as we had through the night. triangle area at 5 am then northeastern toward the 7 am timeframe. winter storm warning covers a large area. i don't want the uniformity of color to suggest all conditions will be the same. north and west will have more time to accumulate a pile of snow. triangle area will be a close call tomorrow whether or not we get several hours of snow or quickly turned over to sleet. to the south and east, mainly sleet and rain then plane rain. the accumulation of ice is on everybody's mind. we will be looking at this in more detail show you what the reader should look like. >>> the main message governable court conveyed is, stay off the roads unless you must travel.>> we are prepared for the worst of the worst but hoping for the best.>> the governor was everyone to be prepared and safe. >>> t

it is called the mosaic. it is a rectangular piece of micah covered with millions of tiny photoelectric cells, arranged something like this. the scenes being televised go through the camera lens and fall on the photoelectric cell. henry ford was a big filmmaker and had all whole studio that made weekly newsreels that circulated throughout the united states. there are films that are pushingional films, anything from the united fund or united way to a prounion film coming out of the united auto workers or afl-cio. >> bill thought of the promises made by the president of general electric. >> take-home pay on a 40 hour a week basis must eventually represent the higher levels of pay that now prevail. >> things were not what bill had hoped for. roosevelt was gone and his enemies were on hand to claim the victory. pay cuts at home, oppression abroad, bill did not like it. >> and antiunion film coming from general electric. >> automation pays for itself in a reasonable time and increases efficiently -- efficiency. sh

. >> reporter: they're employees from mosaic. they volunteered their time to help klein up. >> when something like that doesn't happen to you, it's incumbent upon you to help the people going through some of this stuff. >> reporter: but this isn't just a good deed. these folks work here in the duette area. isaac carlton knows some of these people on a first name basis. >> good to have friends and good neighbors. tornado tore this area apart, it brought this community closer together. >>> cruise passengers who planned to set sail from tampa yesterday left today instead. yesterday's rainy, foggy weather prevented them from leaving until today. and passengers had to wait to get off the ship. >> it was a christmas gift for all these guys. we gave them -- all the family came for a christmas gift. we made the best of it. and is merry christmas. [ laughter ] >> the 4-day cruise to cozumel is now a 3-day cruise to nowhere. carnival is giving them 50% off the cruise and a future cruise. >>> steve jerve joins us now. what a difference a da

enough for view the whole let's hear the whole song if you want to help out or volunteer with the mosaic steel orchestra to find out how you can buy heading to links in the news on thirteen years now. good stuff. foss your career well as getting the wires campaign twenty sixteen s is back in north carolina this weekend florida senator and gop presidential candidate marco rubio hopes to pick up some support from voters in raleigh today he held a rally at the state fairgrounds and attended a fund raising event also in raleigh the north carolina primary is march fifteen with more than twenty five candidates on the ballot well we're off to a wet start this morning we've got some locations starting off as well and is turning a bit breezy years will talk about all of it coming up and as the next few minutes let's take a look at the numbers fifty nine degrees right now in melbourne where fifty eight in x more good morning if you joining us from the middle peninsula solidity you just dropped to fifty nine was sixty one right now in gloucester. everyone just about setting a well above normal in t

the roof no longer leaks, the mosaic shines. in time, the chumpbt of the nativity will be seen as it hasn't for centuries-- the church of the nativity >>> when justin trudeaux was elected as canada's prime minister, he promised a national inquiry into the disappears of hundreds of native women's. some families have waited decades for answers. >> reporter: five years ago this man's sister disappeared. >> she was seen getting into a red truck and that's as far as we know. it is just a guy in his mid 30s, short stocky build. >> reporter: she was just 20 years old. there are so many women going missing in indigenous community. why are they more vulnerable? >> because they're easy prey. there are a lot of people that don't, like, they believe they can just take them and just get away with it. >> reporter: winnepeg has the largest indigenous population in canada and also the highest crime of murder rates. many in the city are poor >> i think that poverty make people vulnerable to the point where they are more attractive to those preda

early as today. kasich, says he'll sign it. now...plans are moving forward to put several historic mosaic murals on display at the duke energy located in two c- v-g airport terminals set for demolition. a report says several measures will be taken to protect the artwork. the kenton county airport board will pay two million dollars to remove and transport the murals. if approved, the cost of installation will be fronted by taxpayers. rob 2shot if you eat fast food...you might want to check out your bank statement... which restaurant is warning about a major data breach this morning... and "fitbit" is being sued... why the lawsuit says the fitness tracker...can be dangerous for your health. as you can tell we love to have fun at our job. as you head into work...send us your photos.... 4shot adlib 4shot toss to denise for traffic california five people in connection with the escape of three inmates. the fugitives were all awaiting trial for violent crimes when they broke out last friday. this is video of the new "wanted" posters for the escapees. authorities believe help since the escape wer

they're making a mosaic at the children's museum. it includes encouraging the children to share their dreams and thoughts about king. the federal holiday on monday celebrates dr. king's life and achievements, of course. >>> and i have to assume that today is another above-tanch temperature day. >> well above average. we normally get up into the upper 30s. tomorrow is a reality check. we'll see the temperatures back in the 30s. park with cloudy skies. it looks pretty pleasant there on the plaza. the winds haven't picked up yet. that's going to change as we head into the second half of the weekend. it's going to turn colder tonight. in our weather head lines, we have blustery conditions on sunday. a few snowflakes late in the day. but we don't have accumulating snow in the forecast. we just have a dusting on the way. right now 478 in farmingdale and islip. 36 in monticello and 45 in bridge water. you can see a couple very light sprinkles mixing in with the clouds. a lot of that not reaching the ground. we had the overnight rain. this i

. >> reporter: the 24 year old was living at the mosaic condos and was getting ready for work but never made it. her car was found at hunting on the green apartments not far from where she lived. detectives say this surveillance video is one of the few clues. >> identifying the person of interest walking away from jennifer's car is paramount in the case. >> reporter: joyce is asking people who lived in the hunting on the green apartments at the time to talk to their children to see if they saw something that might make sense now they are older. child at that young age have seen or heard through playing out in the streets, if you will, that became a clue. >> reporter: over the past decade police have received more than a 1,000 tips and detectives are tracking down now tips and have evidence relooked into. >> we are focused on her vehicle. we think the answers lie there. some of the things we tested we want to resubmit based on evolving technology. >> reporter: jennifer would be 34. last year police released this age progression picture. drew admits there is a slim chance she is alive and

it was an ethnic mosaic from the start. even around the revolution, pennsylvania had a german rather than british majority. it is a swing region because it shares yankee belief that society should be organized to benefit ordinary people, but unlike the yankees, it rejects top-down government intervention to achieve this. it ends up being a buffer zone between two traditions in the yankee and appalachians that are at odds. it's no mistake that many maps have a large midlands section. moving southward into the chesapeake country, southern bits of maryland and delaware, eastern north carolina, you are in the tidewater. this is set up more or less the same time as the expansion of new england, set up by english people. but it was a different group of english people. it was settled not by calvinists creating a religious utopia, but by the younger sons of southern english gentry. the semi-feudal society, where everything was for aristocrats. the 17th century version of downton abbey. the right people leading the heads of househol

a mosaic of virus is the global epidemic making international headlines is the case is a pop up all over america. there's even a case in virginia now president obama is urging more is eco research within is a bird's egg on top with local specialists who are monitoring the situation or even ems obgyn department has been closely following seeking developments their concerns are of course for pregnant women as experts say this virus has the potential to severely impact unborn children. the concerns over mosquito borne virus he can continue to grow it can spread widely before it's ever noticed the majority of the patients eighty percent or more are going to be a symptomatic meaning that i don't really know this is dr nancy kerr nori is a professor at eastern virginia medical school and is an expert on infectious diseases he says the primary concern hypothesis at this point is that the reason there seemed more babies and mike are separate is because their mothers are infected with busy careers. dorie says that most babies with a mike or sicily either die in the uterus or live handicap life. h

another appeal of the sento is its mosaic tile art. the moon reflecting on the sea. though tiles are often used in sento, the colors here are modern. the man behind this project to redesign the bath house with a touch of pop art aims to build a sento that neighborhood residents can relate to. so far he has worked on ten similar projects in tokyo. >> translator: i want to create spaces that are both nostalgic and new. i look for spaces where i can combine both those ideas. i think bath houses are one genre of architecture and i see great potential there. >> reporter: younger people have also stepped up to play a part in preserving the sento tradition. this painting was created through a traditional method. one of the three masters of the method, she became entranced by sento when she was a college student and began studying with an experienced sento painter. after eight years of training, she began her own practice in 2013. tanaka painted a picture at a sento as part of a month-long advertising campaign for an auto manufacturer, featuring a car next to mt. fuji. >> tr

and as we take a look at the satellite and radar mosaic. we had some footage earlier of omaha, nebraska, of some slipping and sliding. in system is moving eastward. it's going to take a back seat to the one behind it, so as a have a good shot at accumulating snow tomorrow morning and as the system moves east you'll see less and less through the central and eastern part of the state and into the afternoon and evening. the next system is just off the left hand portion of your telephone screen. so we take a look at futurecasts now and for evening hours, nothing more than a map, and tonight a significant increase in cloud cover and temperatures may bump up towards morning and during the day tomorrow, a lot 6 cloud cover. a few peaks of sun here and there and you notice this little blue area back here to the west around 5:00. that's all that will be left more than likely of the snow area as it crosses the mountains and into our part of state probably won't have much at all. and thursday it looks like things are going to be fairly nice for the fi

plans are moving forward to put several historic mosaic murals on display at the duke energy convention center. they are currently located in two c- v-g airport terminals set for demolition. a report says several measures will be taken to protect the artwork. the kenton county airport board will pay two million dollars to remove and transport the murals. if approved, the cost of installation will be fronted by taxpayers. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, let's send it back to frank frank vert mon we may see some showers... if they will be rain or catherine's the cylones are morning about this years game... next. toyota billboard we will start out with a partly delights, cut meats, and whole grain eellent source of protein, ituels her up with energy top power through her morning. wiim dean delights, good the 19th of every month for breast cancer awarness but it continues 365...and this saturday the cancer awareness cyclones game to benefit the pink ribbon girls.

the mosaic of a portrait and share their dreams and thoughts about dr. king's legacy. as part of museum special programming for the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. they will continue tomorrow and monday. christina: steve harvey is opening up about the miss universe debacle. antwan: it's been a month since he announced the wrong winner of miss columbia instead of the correct winner miss philippines. with his mistake by sitting down with both miss columbia and miss universe. harvey says while he lost sleep over his mistake he felt worse for what he did to the two ladies. he also says he is concerned for the safety of his family. >> people don't understand the damage of social media. your kids go through this in your wife goes through this. death threats and your family. i can't let my kids go anywhere that's very difficult. at one point hard to get emotional talking about it. antwan: a family tragedy for celine dion days after the singer's husband passed away from cancer her brother daniel passed away from the same disease predinner have been battling cancer that

, winds are dying down over some of the higher passes now and no wind advisory if you look at the mosaic of color across the west, we do have winter weather and travel advisories that will go out for the highcountry tonight for moderate snow. we do anticipate over a foot of snow in the northern and central mountains, with a winter storm warning that goes out midnight tonight through sunday. winter weather advisories cover portions of the southern the northwest plateau. here in denver, dry and mild, area, and decreasing wind. tomorrow morning, snow showers develop around idaho springs, el dora and grand lake, but should not impact you if you're headed up to go skiing or snowboarding. so tonight for the early evening forecast, we do have mild temperatures, dry weather. the changes really kick in late in the weekend, something we'll break down for you in our main weather segment. christine, it is a powerful area of low pressure. when the storms set up in southeastern colorado, you got to pay attention. >> absolutely. we'll be talking more about this incoming storm coming up. kathy, we appre

louis mosaic project so we appreciate your partnership with spa and the great model you all have in st. louis. we always want to lift it up. >> very good. >> thanks. hi. i'm the mayor of the city of new haven, and our immigration resettlement organization came to my cabinet meeting about a week and a half ago to indicate that they would be doubling the number of refugees in our city, and as well as doubling outside in our region, and really came to thank all of the department heads for the work that they've done over the years in helping them to resettle people. my question isn't so much about that, and i hope this isn't -- i'm just wondering if we can -- as i talk to people who have, are in the process of citizenship, sometimes it has taken as long as 17 years for them to actually get through the whole process, and i was wondering if -- if there's anything that's being done about the bottleneck and helping people get through the process once they've made a commitment to this country they want to be here, and they want to become citizens. it seems to take an inordinately long time. >>

she laid it out in all the color and all the details that really described this complex kind of mosaic that we're dealing with. it's very difficult to get your arms around it. to your question, yeah, it's an incredibly tough challenge that we have. and clearly i would say what the united states administration is doing now they are down playing -- they're not trying to enflame this. a spokesperson steps forward and said we're working diligently with both capitals in tehran and riyadh to mitigate. bear in mind saudi arabia and iran have major issues, and we see it every day in yemen. remember that saudi arabia has a hot war with shiite militia in yemen now. this is not a war by proxy. this is saudi arabia stepping up saying no more. they mobilized ground troops, they mobilized an air force. it's been tamped down. it exists and it will continue to exist like this and things like this will enflame that. what we have to realize is that we have a very strong relationship with saudi arabia. it is, as you said, victor, on a very thin line. it's nuanced but we have to maintain that type of base

new thing you'll be good at it and built on views and if you wanna help out a volunteer with the mosaic still work history you'll find out how you can do that by heading to links in the news on thirteen years now dot com a little wet evening at times across much of hampton roads again start off earlier in the evening was just sort of scattered showers now it's picking up you can see along the oceanfront lot of what a glistening they're off the sidewalks and such off the boardwalk as we talk about the heavier precipitation right now is up to richmond for a few pockets that stretch down here in the western sections of our viewing area around i ninety five went a little bit heavier across sort of semi western areas that you will of hampton roads versus areas right near the shoreline or even for that matter up on the peninsula where still relatively light right now actually win starting to shift in the southeast readings are going to continue to go up during the overnight period and it's going to become windy and windy air pressure is falling is that low pressure heads tortoise and notice t

to this kind of why bailiff you will and this abalone shell this is genuine abalone shell garnet mosaic to the piece five carat said meza of osaic abalone anahi but the white austrian cryststs in a beautiful swirl down this kind of murano is cut about modern art type look to the piececehere nine dollars and ninety nine we started the retell estimated retail value thirty nine dollars ninety nine cents and that makes a lot of sense that a local designer here in austin that uses a lot of ab leash on a lot of her pieces are forty fifty sixty dollars and look at that with all that's overtaken see that abalone shell underneath as well nice big kind of asymmetrical it to this pale and take a look at the bell cut that with the beautiful crystals the garnet little circle as it comes at the link chain you got the beryl syrup pecans and that goes into this beautiful leather cord and altogether the court but you've also got an e eended chain to the extent of change an extra two inches it can be anywhere between twenty and twenty tgo inches with atlanta quartz over me i can wear down to this twenty

we have us pushed a mosaic a mosaic- established project, a regional project where we have philanthropic, civic and political communities coming together to make a statement that we want to be a welcoming community. we do a lot in educating the public. we talked to the press. that helps us get our message out in a lot of ways. the work you are doing in the states, talking to communities, is very important. there is a lot to know. nothing buthere is good that can come out of the city and regional effort to be a welcoming community. we help refugees and immigrants into our city, help them find jobs, learning bush, get connected with health care, -- learn english, get connected with health care, learn about what you need to be a positive part of the community. i am personally engaged in a lot of those efforts. we have a health care center for new americans that come to our city. it is not just for documented citizens. we know it is important for everyone to have quality health care. i do think, really, it's electedt that we leaders stand up and talk about why it's important, how it strength

plans are moving forward to put several historic mosaic murals on display at the duke energy convention center. they are currently located in two c- v-g airport terminals set for demolition. a report says several measures will be taken to protect the artwork. the kenton county airport board will pay two million dollars to remove and transport the murals. if approved, the cost of installation will be fronted by taxpayers. you'll soon be able to do a lot more than just like a post on facebook! the long awaited "reactions" buttons, are set to go in place for all users "in the next few weeks". instead of just liking a post...several emojis will be available. reactions such as "angry," ''sad," and "love." facebook officials say the move has proved successful in testing...and provides you more ability to express your opinion, of a post. it's still winter...but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy some winter...but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy some reds baseball! we'll tell you everything you need to know about the reds caravan, starting today. also ahead...we have new details on how the f-b

on the 24th and additional ones include the improvements along second street and polk street and mosaic avenue and more we'll continue to work with all the neighborhood organizations to identify those areas i know of some already in chinatown we have infrastructure obviously know of marina there are also improvements to be made and in order to get to vision zero and in order to on that goal we'll is where to do more engineering that's why public works is here in concert with our community transportation leaders and our municipal leaders as well to make sure we're identified the right areas but i do want to say despite some of the recent tragic event we'll you are talking about i want to say that we have prevented more accident by completing those 24 projects aggressively as we've done and as we set timetables in the future not only inform meet those but exceed those we're no a hurry to get to vision zero that also monies that lets remind everyone during the months when it is remain slow down and certainly all around schools you've got to slow down because we are trying to bring the pace

plans are moving forward to put several historic mosaic murals on display at the duke energy convention center. they are currently located in two c- v-g airport terminals set for demolition. a report says several measures will be taken to protect the artwork. the kenton county pay two million dollars to remove and transport the murals. if approved, the cost of installation will be fronted by taxpayers. still ahead... the wife of a disgraced police officer... is now accused of helping him embezzle money. plus... a major breakthrough in the investigation into a prison break in california... as the search for the escapees continues. fox19 fox19 now ive it tme i' worth it aby i' worth it h huh i'm worth imme gim i' m rth it ive it tme i' worth it you're looking live at downtown cincinnati governor mike pence has ordered flags at indiana facilities to fly at jordan's funeral saturday. she's the indianapolis elementary school principal who pushed kids out of the way before she was struck and killed by a school bus. authorities still don't know why the bus lurched forward outside the school tu

new tonight- plans are moving forward to move several historic mosaic murals at the cincinnati- northern kentucky international airport to be displayed on the duke energy convention center's west side. a report was conducted - after concerns that the murals could be damaged by weather, constant light exposure, and human contact... but - the report says several measures will be taken to protect the artwork - that was produced in 1933.... they are currently located in two airport terminals set for demolition. the kenton county airport board will pay two million dollars to remove and transport the murals while the $750 thousand dollar tab of installation... will be fronted by taxpayers... if weather adlib to weather steve cam breaking dead.. another injured - after being hit by a metro bus in hyde park... frankie jupiter is frankie? emergency crews scene, i'm told one other pedestrian been transported to the hospital. the being told was also hospital. now here is what turning from erie. that's when those two pedestrians were struck. now the bus was in service at the time with no passengers

let's go to the satellite and radar mosaic over a large scale now, you can see that already things are beginning to taper off in the western part of north carolina and there is a gap year between this system and so much more impressive one out here to the west, we are just beginning now to see snow increase across parts of kansas and colorado, and that system in the upper atmosphere is going to be strengthening, moving off toward the south and east, and we are going to see one of these interesting developments here over the next couple of days where we will have one area of low pressure approached the mountains and it will run into this cold air trapped east of the mountains and won't be able to budget. a new low will form off of the coast of the carolinas. that will become the primary storm. it will intensify, move up the eastern seaboard and cause all sorts of problems, especially across virginia in terms of opposed to inches. let's take a look at some probabilities. this is true 7:00 friday morning. what is a chance of having a 10th of an inch or more of ice? in other words, freezin

. >> living at the mosaic condones her cars were found two days later when her car was found. one of the best clues that the detectives have. >> identifying the person of interest walking away from the car the day she disappeared. >> if someone knows what happened, and it's not for the good. it's okay. we just need to know. >> more than a thousand tips poured in. new ones coming in. jennifer kesse would be 34 years old right now. you decide. down to the wire. the first voting in the nation just a week away. donald trump with the momentum heading into iowa. >> i've come a lot. i'm going to be here all next week. me. >> one former gop candidate can spoil the party. >> what about jeb. >> we're make great progress organizationly in iowa. >> should he stay or go. keep pace? joining us, now, our power political panel. carl jackson. and earnest duluth. she's an torrential and political analyst. trump would like if we started with him. no doubt. doing well in the poles. we got the final republican debate going into the iowa caucus. >> what's amazing about the pole numbers is that he seems so

. >> reporter: the 24 year old was living at the mosaic conos and got ready for work but never made it. her car was found at hunting on the green apartments not far from where she lived. the surveillance video is one of the few clues they have. >> identifying the person of jennifer's car is paramount in solving this case. >> reporter: over the past decade the police have received or a thousand tips. detectives are having evidence examined. >> we are focused on jennifer's vehicle. we think the answer lies there. some things they tested we want to resubmit to them based on evolving technology. >> reporter: jennifer would be 34 now. last year this age progressed picture was released. her father knows there is a slim chance she is alive and he knows that. >> if someone knows what happened to jennifer and it isn't good tell us. >> reporter: the parents believe more than one person knows what happened to jennifer and what they know could put an these parents are hoping. >> you can turn yourself in this afternoon. that is our greatest hope. that is what we live for every day and strive for ev

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the title of a book we've done, a mayor's life, governing new york's gorgeous mosaic.ittle while, a very, very long time ago. we were taught that new york city's a melting pot. but it is not a melting pot. i say it's a gorgeous mosaic. they speak more than, more than 100 languages in wines, for instance. we need not to permit folks to divide us. we really need to come together because our interests are the same. and, i don't know why it is the way it is. people almost every year around dr. king's birthday, the question is put, has dr. king's dream has been realized. of course the response is, in the negative, no, it hasn't. but things are, are better. not what they ought to be but thank god not what think used to be. >> may i follow that up? >> yes, ma'am. >> you create ad multiracial, cross class coalition. how did you go about that? >> well, i had a some really good people. some of you here know of bill lynch, for instance, died much too early at 72. still difficult for me to talk about him, but he was a large part of the reason that we were able to put together the

. >> the 24-year-old was living at the mosaic condos and got ready for work but never made it and has not been seen or heard from since. at huntington on the green apartments not far from where she lived. the detective said the video is one of the few clues they have. >> identifying a person of interest caught on video walking away from her car on the day we believe she disappeared is paramount in solving the case. >> over the past decade they have more than 1000 stipulates n december park services scoured sands key based on a tip. and now detectives are having evidence looked at. vehicle. we think the answers are there. some of the things they have tested and we want to resubmit to them. based on evolving technology, she would now be 34. last year police released this age progression picture. there is a slim chance she is >> if someone knows what happened and not for the good, >> just tell us, we need to know. >> her family and police believe that more than one person knows what happened to jennifer and what they know could put an end to what is now a decade old mystery. this mom and

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it's a mosaic of what america is turning into. you take a look at an event, and they are 99% right. muslims as minorities and arabs are drawn to the party that has its arms open to people of colour. >> muslim ideals and republican ideals align. and they are generally profamily, choice and small business. why the disconnect? >> you can say the same thing about black voters, latino voters, those segments tend to be what we consider more conservative. but they go more towards the democratic party. that shows you that inclusion and policies and walking the walk is more important than to talk about policy things that many agree with. >> you are an interesting story. you used to be a democrat. you flipped to become a republican. >> because of the stance of pro-life. that i felt the party represents. it is supposed to be about traditional values, and issues aligned with the republican party than the democrats. i couldn't see myself supporting major issues >>> now, when you look at the republican party. with donald trump at the lead. what do you think of him? >> we are working on donald tru

they made a mosaic at dr. king's portrait and shared their dreams and thoughts about his legacy. it was part of museum special programming or the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. special events will continue tomorrow and monday. christina: do men really have a reason to whine when their sex? antwan: women can allegedly handle a cold weather than men can. i wonder what audrey has to say about it. audrey: i can hear a lot of the complaining. you will want cold weather, i think when are above average in colder weather is on the way. more winter like weather. up. beautiful paintings to capture the flavor of new york city. >> i wanted to keep personal history so you don't have the old-school like barbara streisand and neil diamond and the new ones like jay-z. >> you can be down but it's a way to make you feel good about yourself. reporter: he lives in a 90 square foot apartment. >> chores that rollout. okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a great deal from fios, the fastest internet a

they also created a mosaic portrait of him. the museum says the activities were designed to be fun and educational. >>> we do a lot of stories about police looking for someone. now a story about someone looking for the police. >> a man from the bronx is desperately trying to find the officer who helped him when he needed it most. he wants to say thank you. our eyewitness news reporter assisted in the search with this tweet as she reported the story. >> i am stunned. ain't no cop doing nothing nice for james padar robbins. bad. >> reporter: a ride in the front seat of a police cruiser, a first for james roberts. >> i love this guy wherever he is at. i have to see him. >> reporter: the 58 year old ex- con wants to break bread with the nypd officer who gave him a lift to a job interview helping him end a ten year unemployment drought since he was released from prison. do you have any idea of what his name might be? night. for sure his tag, his name has an a and a d. that's what i remember. >> reporter: roberts was so excited about

richard montgomery high schools competed to have their mosaics chosen. >> it definitely helped me out with team bonding which is something i previously lacked in. so getting an opportunity to work with others helped me out a lot. >> there were more than 300 me walls in the county. they are meant to keep wheelchairs rolling into busy streets. good idea. and the streets will be pretty wet wet tonight. >>> a little bit. temperatures are when the front through and winds gusting to 40 miles an hour in the metro. 50 on the ridge tops. let's start with a live look outside. to our live weather cam. it is still 45. and winds are still west, southwest at 8. but they are really kicking up to become west, northwest here as we go through the next three or four hours. here is a look at the first alert live doppler. this is over the last hour, you have one batch of snow showers pushing through montgomery. down into fairfax. a second area along i-81. pretty good snow shower through hagerstown. we will zoom in a little bit. and we have most of the activity at this moment in montgomery county from 270

i don't believe all your credit cards should be cut up in pieces and turned into a mosaic or that credit cards are evil and should be burned but i do acknowledge the facts. the facts are these. if you have credit card debt, you are paying an extraordinarily high debt on that to the credit card company. you're paying a loan shark. now loan shark tony soprano will give you a better rate. credit card companies won't break your kneecaps if you can't pay them back. they will destroy whatever you've been able to build up through your paycheck or other investments. like many aspects of personal finance, i have at one time or another brushed up against the down side of credit cards in between college and law school, i owed a huge amount of money to to make it so i had very little money to live on. i managed to put a few bucks away into a retirement account i created. you often ask me what books are good, "one up on wall street" remains the seminole text. i was already in hock to a bunch of companies i owed money to before i started living in my 1978 ford fairmont. the credit card issuing compani

. >> we are shown what the mosaic looks like before the team of experts stafrpt work. a remarkable transformation, delicate, meticulous work giving the church a complete facelift. >> the roof and windows re were restored as the rainwater was leaking inside the church. these are repairs. the fact that they are taking plates at all, some have jokingly described as a miracle. >> this holy site is administered by three different churches, greek orth dongs, armenian and roman catholic. they oversee different parts, invisible, tightly guarded lines that, if crossed, can turn violent. >> it happened before. in some cases, there were scuffles over disputes over who cleans which isn't meters. >> just like this, priests and monks fight with brooms following a communal clean five years ago. someone may have brushed a little too far. sensitivities that boil down to the idea if you clean it or take care of it, it's yours. >> those centuries old rivalries have been put aside in a rare moment of consensus over stein by the palestinian authority, perhaps that the results will benefit

and the imagine mosaic centerpiece was a gift from the city of naples. tangible proof that the legacy of john lennon transcends borders and generations. >> i was walking down the street and i saw a kid probably no older than 16 or 17 wearing a t-shirt with john lennon's face on it. i thought this is really interesting. here he is, he died more than 30 years ago, and for this young person, he still had resonance >> the best way to remember john lennon is to be inspired by his optimism, his integrity, his clarity, and his love for his family. he was the real deal. >>> a new poll shows a tight race for both political parties as candidates pull out all the stops to become the next president of the united states. plus no time for slowing down now. researchers trying to create a vaccine before the zika virus spreads any further. and turkey versus russia. accusations that another russian war plane entered turkey's air space. what russia has to say about that. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to viewers around the united states and around the worl