and mr. ross, and i really do commend them for the tempts that they have made to try and have this bipartisan issue. this bill that we are discussing today, 2901. but i recognize there are some concerns. and i think that mr. birnbaum, you have identified some of the same concerns that i have. but i want to know from you, do you think it's possible to have this private -- more private participation, and involvement, in the ways that mr. ross and mr. murphy would have it, and do you think we can work this out? >> well, i think yes, absolutely, we can get more private market involvement in flood insurance. but with respect, i don't think hr-2091 is the way to go with that. and you know, one of the problems with the nfip is the various and conflicting requirements, make insurance affordable. but not only have premiums that are sufficient to pay claims, but pay back all of the claims in the past that were far in excess of the revenues. so when you have those conflicting things, you know, how do you add

murphy and mr. ross and i commend them for the attempts that they have made to have this bipartisan issue. this bill we are discussing today, 2901. i recognize there are some concerns and i think you have identified some of the same concerns that i have but i want to know from you, do you think it is possible to have this private, more private participation and involvement in the ways that mr. ross and mr. murphy would have it? do you think we can work this out? >> i think yes, absolutely. we can get more private market involvement and flood insurance but with respect i don't think h.r. 2091 is the way to go with that. one of the problems with nfip is various and conflicting requirements, make insurance affordable but not only have premiums that are sufficient to pay claims but payback all of the claims in the past that were far in excess of the revenues. when you have those conflicting things, how do you address that? what would happen with h.r. 2091 is surplus lines insurance would cherry pick certain

mr. ross said, the chief executive of this company is leaving to join this company. the share price movement tells you everything that you need to know. herbert heiner leaving on the first, the current executive with a big story. mr. ross dead, he could be the man to turn around and add to the fortune that had been lagging behind its serial competitor. nike, what a day, what a year. >> starting in baghdad, iraqi forces are searching to find three kidnapped americans, a government intelligence official says that the americans were taken from the home saturday in the southern section of the capital. ,he three work as contractors police officials saying that they are being held by a shiite militia. of airstrikes on the islamic state, militant hideouts and vehicles were targeted by bombings north of baghdad. the strike video could not be independently confirmed. a suspect is in custody today in the killing of an ohio police officer, whose body was found late last night behind the municipal buildin

murphy and mr. ross and i commend them for the attempts they have made to try to have this a bipartisan issue; this bill we are discussing today -- 2901. i recognize there are concerns. i think mr. birnbaum you have identified some of the same concerns that i have. but i want to know from you do you think it is possible to have this more private participation and involvement? >> i think yes. but with respect i don't think hr-2901 is the way to go. one of the problems with the nfip is had various and conflicting requirements. make insurance affordable but not only have premiums that are suspigs -- sufficient. when you have those conflicting things how to you address that? what would happen with hr-2091 is the surplus line insurers would cherry pick policies. the nfip looks at a specialized flooding area and has 30 risk areas one being there highest elevation and lowest risk and 30 being the highrest risk and lowest elevation. they will pick off everyone from 1-14 and leaving the nfip with every everyone f

i had -- i had heard a lot about from seone that was very close with me who had an perience with mr. ross, he said so many posive things about him i was very -- very excited to get in this position as far as getting in front of these guys. >>s for dolphins owner stephen ross, his vision for what he wanted in a new head coach is clear. >> what i was looking for is really the most intelligent person i could find who had the greatest amount of passion, great energy and would become a great leader and i think with adam gase we have foound that person that will lead us to many many super bowls in the future. >> three words kept coming up to describe him at today's news conference. energetic, and bright. he says a lesson from one of the nfl's best quarterbacks, peyton manning helps helped prepare him for this moment. coach of the offense, and that was probably when i really realized there's going to be that next step. >> and that next step is now. and coming up later in sports we're going toear from gase on how he plans to work with his new quarterback, brian tannehill. >> for controversy from

. >> one of our fingerprint -- finger prints found a match to mr. ross. subsequent to that, we match in dna. >> the 23-year-old is charged with sexual battery with a deadly weapon and kidnapping. it took five years to make the arrest, is better late than never. >> they really work at it. we thought it was just over and done with. it is good to know that it wasn' t. >> ross is believed to be one of at least three men involved. anyone with information on the possible identities of the other men involved, you are asked to call the volusia county jason: covering orange county, observant neighbors could help catch a killer. the man was shot to death yesterday morning on 19-th street. neighbors saw an older man, wearing a skull cap and dressed in black, driving away in a white, four-door buick that looked new. if you have any information, call crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. extra work for the magic as the team continues its downward slide. hear from scott skiles on why it is not about winning or losing anymore. [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me

came in here the one thing that i heard a lot about that was close to me who had an experience with mr. ross, he said so many positive thing about him. i was very excited to get in this position as far as get in front of these guys. >> as for owner stephen ross, a head coach was clear. >> what i was looking for was the most in it tell gent person i could find who had the greatest a. passion, great energy and would become a great leader. i think that in gates with we have found that person that will lead us to many, many super bowls in the future. >> three words kept coming up to describe gates at a news conference. energetic. passionate and bright. but he is also young. however he says a lesson from one of the nfl's quarter back peyton manning helped prepare him for this moment. >> peyton manning said to me all the time. you're the head coach of the offense and that was probably when i really realized there would be be that next step. >> todd: and coming up later in sports we'll hear from gates and how he plans to work on hi new quarterback ryan tannehill. >> neki: and guzman, authoritying w

had -- i had heard a lot about from someone that was very close with me who had an experience with mr. ross, he said so many positive things about him i was very -- very excited to get in this position as far as getting in front of these guys. >> as for dolphins owner stephen ross, his vision for w wt he wanted in a new head coach is clear. >> what i was looking for is really the most intelligent person i could find who had the greatest amount of passion, great energy and would become a great leader and i think person thawill lead us to many many super bowls in the future. >> three words kept comining up to describe him at today's news conference. energetic, and bright. he says a lesson from one of the nfl's best quarterbacks, peyton manning helps helped prepare him for this moment. >> he used to say you're the head coach of t offense, and that was probably when i really realized there's going to be that next step. >> and that next step is now. and coming up later in sports we're going to hear from gase on how he plans to work with his new quarterback, brian tannehill. >> for controversyrom

last year that one of our fingerprint techs was going through fingerprints uh, found a match to mr. ross in this case and subsequent to that we matched some dna evidence as well. summer 23-year-old jamedd ross : is now charged with home invasion robbery with a weapon and kidnapping with intent to inflict bodily harm. although it took 5 years to make the arrest naranjo says it' s better late than never. >> that' s a relief to know they really worked at it because we thought it was just over and done with and that was it. it' s good to know that it wasn' t. summer: he is believed to be one of at least three men involved, so anybody with information about what happened should call sheriff' s office immediately. meredith: palm bay police responsible for setting two vehicles on fire. cars that i fire in a driveway on saturday. video surveillance shows two men thousand vehicles with gasoline and then igniting them. one suspect may have been injured. please call this an arson investigation. jim: half a dozen people run for our lives that in one man caught in a shootout at a gas asian red we hav

. >> hi, mr. ross. >> hi. how are you doing tonight? >> doing okay? >> reporter: this is what the deputies will be vigilant about over the next few nights, community are safe and warm and if they are not, transport people if need be to get warm. >> got plenty of heat? blankets and everything that you are going to need? >> yes. >> reporter: in addition to the welfare checks, they are briefed and told to look out for stranded and stalled vehicles and people who simply appear to be out in the cold with no place to go. >> years ago we had a situation in the county where a handicapped person was found deceased in a vehicle. and that really stuck with me over the years. unfortunately there are people that as they are not as fortunate as we are they are in need of assistance. >> reporter: the deputies will leave tape on unoccupied vehicles as the cars are checked just to let other law enforcement agency and people in the community know that but we are told it is really up to everyone in the community to look out for others specifically in those rural areas.

. >> reporter: with the district attorney approving the arrest warrant mr. ross, according to police is expected to surrender, here, tomorrow. live at upper dash police headquarters, walt hunt are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> poor situation. on kay walt, thank you. >>> everyone can shovel snow from the property. >> but fortunately there were people out there willing to help. "eyewitness news", out with abc, or abled body christian men, who were helping senior citizens and disabled resident shovel in drexel hill this snow removal program is free of charge and for everybody else involved it business helping the community. >> we come out here, strong young men, to just, help the the seniors out so they would be able to be mobile and be able to get their medication, or also go to the the supermarket and get food. >> i came out and here you are, and when you want something so badly and you get it, it is like wow. >> what a big thank you to all a of them, way to go, abc helped dozens of people dig out today and they are all very grateful good to see guys back out on th

>> with the district attorney approving the arrest warrant, mr. rosscording to police, is expected to turn himself in here in upper darby police headquarters, within the next 24 hours. at upper darby police headquarters, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, while many of us are busy clearing snow, doctors and nurses at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, they had their hands full with a baby boom. the maternity ward was just packed at the hospital. they delivered 44 babies over the weekends. that's a record number of births for the hospital. to gave you a idea of just how busy they were,ment hospital normally handles about ten births a day. so the question is, what is behind the baby boom? >> i don't know. i guess just the blizzard, and it being a full moon, we're always busy out when there is a full moon. so i guess it just created a crazy kings, and we had a lot of deliveries. >> how about that? oh, and look at the cute little faces. there is no direct scientific they had a this is interesting there is some limited research sho

came in here the one thing i heard a lot from who was close to me and had an experience with with mr. ross ch he said so many positive thing about him. ways very excited to get in this position as far as get in front of these guys. as for stephen ross, his vision of what he wanted in a new head coach was clear. >> what i was looking for was really the most intelligent person i could find who had the greatest a. passion. great energy and would become a great leader. i think for that we have found that person that will lead us to many, many super bowls in the future. >> three words kept coming up to describe gates at today's news conference, energetic, paks passionate and bright. but he is also young. one of the nfl's best quarter back peyton manning helped prepare him for this moment. peyton manning said this all the time. you're the head coach of the offense and that was probably when i realized there would be that next step. >> todd: and will coming up we're learning more details about the moment before the affluenza teen and his mother left the united states. >> neki: what theyrabbed on

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one thing i that i had heard a lot about from someone very close with me who hadn experience with mr. ross. he said so my things -- positive things about him i was very excited to get in this this position as far as getting in front of these guys. >> as for ross his vision for what he wanted in a head coach was clear. >> what i was looking for is the with the greatest amount of passion, great energy and would become a great leader. with gates we have found that person that will lead us to future. >> three words kept coming up to describe him at today's news conference. energy gettic, passionate and brbrht. but he is also young. however. he says a lesson from one of nfl's best quarterbacks helped prepare him for this moment. >> peyton manning used to say you are the head coach of the offense. that was really when i realized there's that next step. >> todd: wow. high hopes. >> neki: high hopes. >> todd: come of coming up in less than ten minutes is this week with dworg stephanopoulos. >> we're three weeks to the first votes in the 2016 race. goff gloves coming up. bernie sanders hitting clin

2901, flood insurance market modernization act of 2015 introduced by the gentleman from florida, mr. rossd mr. murphy would allow the greater the matures and private market participation does so under the provision that the state insurance commissioners on the foundation regulatory system in an overall bipartisan fashion to protect. by removing around what qualifies but insurance property owners will be assured of greater options and flexibility in their choice of policies with private competition to the publicly admitted to will also promote competition in markets which have previously been underserved. i would like all americans who have suffered from flood damage to create a program for flood insurance that is stable, accessible and cost-effective. before i yield, i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record h.r. 2901 from pci, aia, cia the common national association for professional insurance agents, financial service roundtables, smarter safer coalition and the association of realtors, nba, aba in the multifamily housing council. as you can see, there's wide support across the

mr. gray. >> ross stays put, rory takes off running in one direction, gray in another. bike officers garret miller and edward niro pursue gray. >> he ran through. after he had been cuffed, they cut him off right there. that was the last i seen that boy move. >> the officers, you know, went after him. one of them pulled out their taser and told him taser, taser, at which point freddie stopped. >> the chase lasts less than a minute. >> at 8:40 and 12 seconds, a unit states, we've got one. >> rory escapes inside a nearby building while gray willingly submits to police. >> he was running. he stopped and walked towards them. as he was walking towards them, they proceed to just throw him on the ground. >> he's laying on his back. they flipped him over and put both knees on his back. >> miller and niro then search him. they find a small blue pocket knife and place gray under arrest. >> he was screaming to let everybody know he was in pain and that he couldn't breathe. and they just didn't seem to care. >> that boy was hollering so bad. he was in so much pain. and everybody was

mr. richard ross, there he is. >> speaking of politics, president obama ace defending new gun control recommendations and considering signing the law of the executive action. the action the president says are consistent with the second moment. >>> good day everybody. it is cold on this tuesday, january 5th, 2016. today is the coldest day, over the past ten months. >> oh, yeah, especially with desk the warmest december we have ever had in philadelphia area. so you can down load fox 29 news app get alerts sent to your phone, just search for it in the apple and google may stores as we go through a very cold morning. >> if you want to hear it live right here, sue serio, has it all. >> yes, app is when we're in the the here but we're here and we're telling you it the is cold. the eye just showed you these numbers. these are actual temperatures but you know what the wind chillies. the that is when we factor in the wind and tell you what the air feels like against your skin. 4b low in philadelphia. twenty below in mount pocono. six below in trenton. and degree below zero in wilmington. we have wind chills o

mr. richard ross, there he is. >> speaking of politics, president obama ace defending new gun control recommendationsdering signing the law of the executive action. the action the president says are consistent with the second moment. >>> good day everybody. it is cold on this tuesday, january 5th, 2016. today is the coldest day, over the past ten months. >> oh, yeah, especially with desk the

brian ross: mrs. levinson, do you consider whether bob might have, in fact, died in captivity? never consider that until i have proof. i believe every day he's trying to come home to our family. we will never give up. apparently wartime pressure on isis is forcing the terror group to slash its salaries. that's according to documents leaked from inside isis territory. the group hands out paychecks every other week. its employees earn between 400 and 12- hundred dollars a month...plus a 50-dollar stipend for wives and 25-dollars for each child. a massachusetts teenager facing a manslaughter charge in the death of her boyfriend what prosecutors argue the girl did that helped lead to her boyfriends death and a quick lesson on what passwords not turning now to a out in court right now. a massachusetts teenager charged with taunting her boyfriend to commit suicide. michelle carter could face trial for manslaughter. abc's linzie janis is here with the story script: this morning?massachusetts teenager michelle carter is one step closer to standing trial for allegedly convincing her 18

brian ross: (03:08:29) mrs. levinson, do you consider whether bob might have, in fact, died in captivity? christine levinson: no, i would never consider that until i have proof. i believe every day he's trying to come home to our family. we will never give up. the presidential candidates are feeling the heat. there's less than 2-weeks left until voting kicks off in iowa. on the republican side, frontrunner donald trump pulled out all the steps...unleashing his secret weapon -- his daughter, ivanka. ivanka sot "i am so incredibly proud of my father / i know this man will make america great again. and on the democratic side, bernie sanders says he won't stop attacking frontrunner hilary clinton for taking money from wall street banks. she has received $600,000 in one year as speaking fees from goldman sachs. if that's not true, i will apologize. it's true." according to clinton campaign documents, sanders' is right. in the latest polls, sanders is within striking distance of clinton in iowa... and cruz and trump a

mr. trump has -- i think a lot of advantages. the scale the way the cameras are attracted to him. one great event he doesn't control is a crowded field. these other candidates, rossis right. if the other establishment candidates, many of them, most of them had sense would quit and let that person take on mr. trump but the problem is they don't have sense. they have more ambition than sense. [ laughter ] >> seriously. >> paul. >> i could beat him but i need to get christie out of the way. it's not going to happen. it will be a crowded establishment lane and christian evangelical lane and i think he's probably trump's greatest threat is ted cruz, not the establishment. as long as it's a multi candidate field, that 35% or 40% ceiling trump has is plenty enough to win. >> that multi candidate field will, i mean, it will dwindle down quickly after south carolina and new hampshire and south carolina, don't you think? >> exactly. jeff, one, i agree with both jeffrey and paul this is going to be a long drawn out battle and totally possible again trump will hold support and be a major factor in the race and he could even push it towards 1976 style convention showdown but

brian ross: (03:08:29) mrs. levinson, do you consider whether bob might have, in fact, died in captivity? christine levinson: no, i would never consider that until i have proof. i believe every day he's trying to come home to our family. we will never give up. it sounds almost too strange to be true... a massachusetts teen is accused of convincing her boyfriend to kill himself- with her phone! the latest on her trial when we come back. plus.... while we're enjoying decent weather... the same cannot be said of our friends across the country. we'll show you what they're facing, when we come back. have you downloaded the all new channel 13 action news app yet? free in the app store and in do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male...? this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you thsame. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that

mr. archer. that he's a criminal. and they are not criminals. >> reporter: officer hartnett remain hospitalized. recovering from gruesome gunshot wounds to his left arm. he was visited today by commissioner richard ross. >> putting aside his physical recovery, very concerned about his psychological recovery. i mean because that's such a dramatic event to go through. so he's getting a lot of praye prayers. >> reporter: a lot of prayers indeed. there were lots of questions director comey would not answer today. but he did appear to shoot down the claim made by anonymous tipster that edward archer was among four men roaming the streets of philadelphia in fact that tipster claiming archer was the least radical of the bunch. there appears to be no evidence now to suggest those other three men exist or that if they do exist, they were part of some larger violent organization. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> officers serving a warrant in merry dell delaware come away with a stash of drugs, guns and ammo. gavin, was wanted in both delaware and maryland when officers along with us marshals showed up at his home yesterday. they found 829 bags of heroin along with marijuana and lsd. they also found gu

mrs. levinson, do you consider whether bob might i will never consider that until i have proof. i believe every day hehe trying to come home to our family. we will never give up. >> brian ross reporting tonight. u.s. officials tell abc news levinson was part of the negotiations and they still d not know why levinson ultimately was not included. >>> back here at home tonight, and to those plunging gas prices in some cities and towns, dropping below $1 a gallon. in michigan, 84 cents a gallon. a short time later, dropping even lower. of course, the lines forming, the prices dropping. and abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis on all the gas prices tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the ultimate price war at the pump. drivers lining up at that gas station in michigan could barely believe their eyes. prices slashed from 84 cents to just 47 cents a gallon. across the street, customers snapped pictures of the competition at just 54 crepts. >> there were lines of cars people filling up gasans. it was kind of unbelievable to see gas that cheap. >> reporter: the national average for a gallon of regular tonight, $1.89. the cheapest gas since march of 2009. eat news for consume

mr. are rorks he said so many positive thing about him. , i w w very excited get in this position as far as getting in front of theseuys. a as for dolphins owner stephen ross, hi division for what he wanted in a new head coach was clear. >> what i was looking for was really the most intelligent person i could find who had the greatest a. passion, great energy and would become a great leader. think in gates we found that person that will ledd us to many, many super bowls in the >> three words kept coming up to describe gates at the news conference. energetic. passionate and bright. but he is also young. however he says a lesson from one of the nfl's best quarterback peyton manning helped prepare him for this moment. >> peyton manning said this to me all the time. you're the the head coach of the owe fend. and that was probably when i really realized there would be that next step. >> todd: with w wl. >> neki: we can only hope for the best. >> todd: every one has high hopes. >> neki: we do for next season. >> todd: coming up we're learning the details about the moments before the so called affluenza teen and his motr left the united states. >> neki: and what

>> my name is ross gordon with legal research and you been asked to speak on spencer williams who was currently married and on his honeymoon. >> what seat is mr williams applying for? >> seat 22. if you have questions for him, i will pass them around. my name is spencer william and apologize that i could not be here in person and graduated from stanford law school and practice business and corporate law. while at san franciscoed i researched state, federal and international drug regulation and policies wrote a white paper on drug reform in the united states. through my research i gained detailed understanding of current laws in the united states and around the world as wall well as policy rationals. as business and corporate attorney i represent numerous entrepreneurs and businesses and -- i have represented students and parent s around the bay area. these experiences have prepared me to work with businesses and community leaders as a member of cannabis task force to build consensus among stakeholders and community. i care deeply about seeing this task force succeed. it's a key social issue facing our city and country. if it's to be successfu