and the future, actually, is far more networked and multi domain. and operation, today, that is available to, you knonow, planners is to go on-line and, you know, ask for polks with cell phones to take pictures of bridges in the local area, catalog those through the blog sitites. >> yeah. >> right. >> yeah, that is right. for us, it is about how d you t take a look at all the doe inas, air, lapped, sea, space, cyber? how do you pull that together in a way that actually allows us to go into an area that meets, the area that needs to hold target for risk m we never want to lose sight of the fact what we believe the air force do for a nation. you know, we have five mixes we were given in the national security act of 1947. those missions really have not changed significantly over time. they have morphedded. we have got to think about them. but ho he, air and space superiorities something that we as the air force do that is central to the mation. global, rapid global mobility to be able to move things and people where they need to move is something that

the "clearwater marine aquarium" is getting a multi- million dollar expansion. developers just approved a plan that would add two new buildings for guests .. animal habitats .. and additional parking. they have not come-up with final numbers yet... but the expansion would cost between 40 to 50-million dollars. officials say the aquariin popularity in recent years-- because the facility was used as a backdrop for the popular film "dolphin tale." on the business ditching their driver's licenses. plus--big jobs cuts are coming for a major healthcare company. fox's david asman has more in fox means business. coming up at 5-- figure out what happened-- after four people--including a child-- are viscously attacked by five dogs. we've got a live report-- with the latest details. plus-- grab your coats before you head out the door this morning. several counties are under freeze warnings right now! jayme king will have all the details in i get out of workpand i go to the store, and somebody' s,psmellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i

multi-cars involved in both crashes, there are some lane closures. i'll let you know because we're seeing drive times creeping up. 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine this should be in the red. it was. there it goes. it's in the red. it will take you about 38 minutes to go that stretch. 76 and 476, though, everything is looking good. tracy. >> thanks. 22 minutes past 6. one presidential candidate wants to change the first lady's healthy school lunch program. we'll tell you who new jersey governor christie thinks should be in charge of what your kids eat. the search for a cure takes joe biden overseas, where he is headed in the fight against cancer. >> 6:25. this tuesday morning. and take a look at the radar here. a lot of minuses, that's windchill factor. and we'll keep an eye on that throughout the morning. bill will be along with the forecast in a moment. this is what your kids will feel when they are heading out the door this morning. so be sure you bundle them up. we declared a first alert for the day. >>> we're also tracking winter stor

at least three people are waking up multi-millionaires this morning... and some big cash could be coming to las vegas. we've got your powerball hangover. 10.01.36.00 "you have a lot of angry people out there, because they see what's happening, they know it is a game, it is a rigged game." actor mark ruffalo isn't the only one upset about solar net metering changes in the valley. reaction to the convtroversial decision by the public utilities commission. right now...clark county school district is taking on redistricting once again. if you're passionate about this issue now's your chance to get involved. good morning las vegas! i'm and i'm dayna roselli the

still watching the scene of a multi vehicle crash in norfolk on sixty four west between tidewater and little creek in the outside for the blaze now the good news here does look like traffic conditions are improving. initially we were down to one lane open passing the scene looks like now or maybe off to just one lane closed or maybe even one shoulder closer not entirely sure from the shock here but certainly improving in terms of our lanes being open but we're still sing backups coming up here the next few minutes i'll have the latest on your delays here and we are writing to naval station norfolk are ashley thank you for that. a bitter blast is heading right for hampton roads and the daybreak team is staying on top of the road conditions we saw flurries flying from the peninsula to the south side last night only marking the beginning of things to come. our lease brown has lived in the thirteen years now will the weather lab checking conditions across the region so where are you now and the reunion for you the more i have on the roads however we can see in the intersection of jefferso

multi-million dollar investment in south-west virginia. mcauliffe paid a visit to botetourt county today to visit one of the county's largest manufacturing plants. the governor commended arkay packaging for committing to an 11 million dollar expansion of its facility. 50 new employees. c-e-o mitchell kaneff says that money will go toward new production. "it's a 3 year kind of elevated ramp up. we're currently in the operation, we've got a 6 million end of march and a 1 point 2 million dollar blanker arriving at the end of february, and a gluer arriving at the end of april, so that's about a million mcauliffe says ... virginia beat out several other states including south carolina and georgia where arkay had been considering expansion as well. rail tourism continues to be big business in the star city and across the roanoke valley. we are now only days away from hearing the outcome of a

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. >> no one was actually looking at trying to treat people with multi-allergies. >> so just one up until that point. >> exactly. if someone has milk, egg, wheat, cashew, peanut, let's treat them all at the same time but very carefully at low doses. >> i had a lot of anxiety, mostly going to school. at lunch i had to sit at my own table with all the kids with food allergies. i couldn't sit with my friends. >> a young girl named tessa grosso who was allergic to nearly a dozen different foods was one of the first to enroll in stanford's multi-allergy study. >> so tessa, tell me what food you're eating now. >> tessa is one of the toughest to treat patients, let's focus on that and let's do it safely. >> here the breakthrough came in the form of an ige suppressing asthma drug called xolair. >> so we looked at that and we thought, could that protective cover help us increase the ability to get children and adults to food allergens to the same level that they'd like to eat them. >> according to the national institutes of health about 50% of people with food allergies also have asthma. the link

there are rumors who the new multi-millionaire could be spreading around town. i'll have more on that, coming up next. >> you're watching news 6 at 5:00, getting results for central florida. this is a live look at i-4 and parr in orange county. traffic is moving along through >> right now, a lot of eyes are on still on the space coast. it's been a day and a half since we learned a winning powerball ticket was sold in brevard county. >> who is it? everybody wants to know. quite a few theories going around right now about who may have hit the record-setting jackpot. amanda castro is live at the publix where that ticket was sold in melbourne beach. she joins us now. are people just waiting to see a bentley drive by? what are they doing? >> no bentley's just yet. people are anxiously waiting to jackpot winner is. that person has not come forward. in that happens, the folks in this tiny beach community are sharing their theory with me about who the multi-millionaire living among them could be. >> we heard two rumors that two employees from publix and then we heard it

a highly credible bider because they demonstrated the financial capacity with the support of this multi billion dollar fund as their partner.")) ((paul joncich)) as cbre's john knott points out, there aren't very many individuals with $650 million in

that is a number of accused drug dealers who are off the streets after multi agency multi-month-long investigation. cash, drugs and all sorts of stuff. the majority of the focus was on crystal meth which investigators say the accused ringleaders were moving by the value of $100,000 pixel of the accused drug dealers even had motion and audio detectors on the property to know if anyone was on to them.>> it is difficult. obviously the safety and security of the detectives and agents working the case and able to do it so they don't know we're doing it.>> even with 117 arrest investigators are still trying to find 33 more people. >> one of those people is facing murder charges in a cold case we told you last night leesburg police say kenneth ray read is responsible for the death of my own house or in 2007. today we found out reid told police he tried to have sex with houser, restraining her and covering her nose and mouth, hoping she would like all. instead he says she went limp and he took off. >> we are glad they found out who did it. >> reporter: reed was among a group of people hangin

a look at plans for a new multi use building in carson city. thanks for joining us on good morning reno. i'm amanda sanchez and i'm dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at low pressure will move through the region today bringing wet snow to higher elevations and rain or a mix of rain and snow below 5500 to 6500 feet. the next system arrives tuesday with more snow for higher elevations and rain and snow elsewhere. gusty winds are expected again on tuesday, especially in the immediate lee of the northern sierra. another system is new this morning... sparks police have arrested a man who they say intentionally set his apartment on fire. 20-year-old tristan dufurrena is charged with first degree arson. the sparks fire deparment responded to reports of smoke coming from an apartment on merchant street, near rock boulevard just before 9:30 last night. they say it appeared a fire was set in the apartment but had been put out. police later found dufurrena and started the fire. he's also charged with obstructing a peace officer and po

mike: well right now, we' re , still waiting to find out who the latest multi-multi-multi- millionaires are. three tickets, tennessee, florida, and california matched , all the powerball numbers in last night' s $1.5 billion drawing. while no one hit the big powerball jackpot in our area three people in kentucky won $1 , million. one of the tickets was sold in walton, to linda windey. she' s a single mother of three kids, who has been working a temporary job in northern kentucky. sheree: love to see people like her win. lebron james is headed to reality tv to help entrepreneurs in ohio. aspiring business men and women the chance to realize their dreams, all while helping revitalized cleveland. james will have help from a business partner to mentor the entrepreneurs. the show will debut this summer on cnbc. a quick school closing for parents in a malia. saint bernadette will be closed tomorrow for a boiler repair. announcer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: weather headlines -- how about this, above freezing tonight -- that is right. i know it is the middle of janua

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it happened around 1:00 this morning inside a multi-family home on pine street. one person did manage to escape. firefighters tell newscenter5 nobody was hurt. firefighters are investigating the cause of this fire in east boston. flames were quickly knocked down at the home on neptune circle around midnight. boston fire tells us the arson squad was sent to the scene. no word on any injuries at this hour. >> a downtown terror siege in jakarta is over. it started with an explosion at a starbucks. a gun battle in several explosions followed. the predominantly muslim nation has been targeted before. it was on high alert since a foiled plot last month. copying the attacks in paris. frank: boston police are investigating the shooting of home in mission hill. they were called for an unknown medical condition. is believed to be in s. so far, no arrests or suspects. police are waiting for a search warrant. they plan to continue this investigation this morning. >> we may get details on the circumstances that caused chandler jones to come to foxborough police headquarters o

it's a multi-million dollar bond project that people have littered, defaced and defecated on. >> for $20 million, we'll see how people will treat this place. >> reporter: the renovations will be finished next week and the park fully opened to the public. the north side opened six months ago and it didn't take long for brown spots to appear in the grass and people to leave enough trash it took a crew of volunteers to clean it up. >> this is a $20 million investment that the city made. what are you doing to make sure you protect something that historically people have trashed? >> it begins with making sure that we have constant communication with those that love this park. >> reporter: it's one of the most popular parks in the city and it's easy to see why. but many worry the money will be wasted if the city doesn't take stronger action to keep it up. >> people's trash and waste, um, should constantly be not only monitored but a heavy dose of multicultural education. >> reporter: not something with teeth? >> well, i think there will be enforcement backed up by reminders. >> reporter: t

>> what a morning we've had here many p somebody is watching us, multi, multi, multi-millionaire. >> glad you're with us. a very exciting morning here. we're covering breaking powerball news. it is official someone in melbourne beach is waking up super, super rich. they bought a powerball ticket. q.crackky is live. financial planner is in studio what they need to do first. q.would he again with you many. >> with good morning. you know first-things-first they'll have to go to claim their prize and we her several people in the tallahassee getting their prize, the big winner, it was sold right here, in melbourne beep and they have to divides it amongst two others. we don't know if it was one person or in a pool of folks withing that powerball ticket. but it's a lot the frenzy, we saw a few customers, taking pictures, excited take they're local publix sold that winning tech many this public lex is going to get $100,000 retail bonus and we also spoke with the district manager and this is what he had to say about that in lake mary. q.we add $2 million in florida, and it's interesting the g

the flames burning for hours at the multi-family home on portsmouth avenue. now the house dates back according to neighbors a well-known local painter by the name of edmond tarbell lived and worked there. sean: a store clerk was hurt trying to hold off a robber. he was hurt during a struggle. the robber got away with cash. police are looking for the man who pulled a gun during a robbery. the man grabbed some money and ran off toward red road. erin: coming up, the snow wasn't capitol. ways to have is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret and child care so people canr actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i sean: the storm this shut down it also providedeforming the chance for a lot of fun. erin: a lot of people taking their sleds out to the ca

i can't find anything negative about multi cultural i am. >> many will be happy to hear this. thank you for coming and sharing your views with us. >> thank you. >> we have still lots more ahead to come in the hour. after this short break. wrap. >> now a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. the u.s. secretary of state has helped to cure the speedy release of ten sailors who were detained by iran after their boats entered iranian waters. diplomacy played a key role in the swift resolution of the incident. and turkey has detained five people over tuesday's suicide blast. the bomber was from syria and had enter th entered the country as a refugee. >>> now tunisians remain divided over the legacy and continue to worry beaver the growing instability and crumbling economy. >> moving to tunia a few weeks before the start of the up rising. since then the political landscape has changed so dramatically. is he hats been advising the governmenten implementing reforms for foreign investors. when the revolution happened i in 2011, the expectations were so high that tunia would ch

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states.two iraqi refugees, one in california and one in texas, are now behind bars following a multi state terror probe. probe.both suspects will appear in a federal court today.court documents show the two came to the united states before 20-10.the suspects communicated over social media allegedly discussing training and fightingngoverseas.now a criminal complaint says the california suspect traveled to syria and back to the united states, after fighting alongside a terror organization. reigigted the dicussion over allowing syrian and iraqi refugees into the country. country.in texas, where one of the suspects was arrested, governor greg abbott released a statement saying quote.. "this is preresely why i called for a halt to refugees entering the u-s from countries controlled by terrorists." terrorists."following the paris attacks in november, around 30 governors, including iowa's terry branstad oppossed lowing refugees from those countries into their individual states. an update this morning on the failed paris attack that we told you about yesterday morning right outside of a poli

. >> did she talk to you about what some of her favorite times were in this multi decade career or what her favorite parts of that ride were? >> aside from her father, being able to live with him, learn from him, get that influence of music from him, she had a close personal friendship with whitney houston, one of the moments in the interview talking about traveling and being on a tour with whitney houston, going city to city, spending nights in the hotels laughing and giggling, and she was in touch with what was happening now. she called beyonce the madonna of our generation, had just met adele the day before i interviewed her, she was in touch with what was happenng now, and passionate about putting out more work herself. >> very fascinating. chris, thank you for sharing that with us. chris witherspoon. happy new year to you as well. >> thank you, thank you. >> so natalie cole appeared on "larry king live" several times to talk about struggles with hepatitis c. when doctors said she needed a kidney transplant, she came on his show with a heart felt plea. >> you can go out and sing. >>

available, lottery sellers in border towns are reporting a surge in ticket sales, according to the multi-state lottery association, which runs powerball. even canadians are joining in on the billion- dollar hoopla crossing the u.s. border to buy tickets in droves and lining up outside one toronto bakery where tickets were being given away. in a billion dollar way. ninth ranked duke at home tonight. and wow... the tigers are on a roll in judi and charles... clemson's yet to lose in 4-0 this year... and they've now won back-to-back games against ranked opponents for the first time since 1989. let's take a look at how the tigers got the job done. pick it up second half... tigers go on a 17-6 donte grantham with the circus scoop and one. clemson down 48-47. tied up at 50... when roper feeds jaron blossomgame alone in the corner. the place begins to rock. clemson leads 53-50. === duke... denied a chance at closing the gap... landry nnoko swatstshe ball... clemson runs the floor... on the missed lay up... the irmo native... roper... cleans up the glass. tigers up 62-55. === lead cut to three... with

. >> reporter: for $30 million.becoming an overnight multi millionaire are driving an all-out lotto frenzy. >> i look for it to grow some more today. we'll see what happen jackpot, $800 million and counting. the largest the world has ever seen. >> we've been waiting two hours. >> reporter: and on the eve of this powerball draw, people are lining up for a chance to win've got the winning ticket right here. >> right there, right there, there's the winner. >> no, probably not a l, people reporter aren't deterred by the odds, waiting over two hours today in >> everybody's got a dream. >> reporter: afterjackpot, numbers will be history-making. >> we're in uncharted territory. we're at levels we've never seen prize is for payments paid out over third years. 30 years. thet is $496 million before taxes. that ain't so bad. >> we're about to go out and tell the employees that we just purchased 11 lottery ticketswerball this saturday. >> atop the 60th floor, monica from x ad is surprising her staff today with what could be a fortune. >> we know the odds, but if you you're never going to win. so we ha

vedepo says because of dangers of traditional multi-rotor drones... the f-a-a is restricting all drones to a max flying height of 400 feet... which could be a problem at airshows... where the club impresses audiences by restriction, that eliminates that." according to the f-a-a's civil and criminal penalties. club treasurer roger schultz thinks this could be a problem for people who don't belong to the academy of model aeronautics - a national organization... as they are likely unaware of the new registration and restricitions. (sot. cg: roger schultz/iowa city aerohawks treasurer) "i of ignorance." we've got you covered in iowa city.... hillary maglin... kwwl news. the f-a-a requires a fee of 5 dollars for three years to register -- but drone users say they are most upset over the new restrictions. next -- we hit the court as the uni panthers go after their 14th straight home conference win -- plus -- iowa's kirk ferentz prestigious coaching honor after the hawkeyes run to the rose "now you got people working incredibly long hours. median family inco

to engage in multi-lateralism. and it can lead without resorting to military intervention. there's got to be inspiration in partnership. this means bringing commitments to women's rights, not just into foreign aid projects but reexamining the u.s.'s alliances, clients, trade relations and acai laum immigration laws and means a clearer legislative framework for this, which mean, i don't know, it's still got to be kept on the foreign relations committee agenda, also passing the national violence against women act. third, a politics of recognition requires going out there and looking for the women, because you won't see them if you're involved in the homo social project of men talking to men about what they think only concerns men. you've got to look for them, that means promoting affirmative action policies saying we won't engage in peace talks unless there's women there and so on. a politics of solidarity involves women's power. it's women saying this is what women want. and mechanisms for uniting include things lik

generally, things like shirts, things that are multi-side here -- multi-sized. you can have something custom made for you. we know -- and other in southern colonies, in south carolina, there is a huge tradition of used clothing. we assume that takes place in virginia, but the documentation is not as readily available. >> can you show us some of the other parts of the shop? brenda: let's take a look at our warehouse. now we are in our warehouse , which is where all things are initiated. we have three reproduced textiles. this is the painted silk that i showed you downstairs, which is actually -- the design was from a french fashion plate. but the textile is again one that is in our collection. this is also a digitally reproduced textile, a linen that was photographed onto the textile and then the backing is washed off. and this is actually a reproduction of a garment that survives at the national museum of american history, the smithsonian. it is from a coat that was originally owned by benjamin franklin that he purchased in paris. this is a silk. silk, a silk, a

several or multi-banned lake effect snow bans out there right now. effecting even northeast lorain county. much of and of course lake painesville two and a half. >> this was all with the clipper. doesn't take into account the lake effect snow. we are experiencing as we speak. here's a look from the crib cam. towards downtown. you see periods of lake effect snow. going by every once in a while. downtown is visible. not often nine degrees at the lake front. thee same. it's 8 in akron canton. 6. we find the windchill factor. 12 below 0. it's minus 15 in mansfield. and a minus 8 currently at hopkins. what it feels like. so. here's the reservoir.ir of extremely cold air. this doesn't take into effect the windchill reading. west northwest direction. accumulations upwards of a foot. before all is said and done. on the east side. especially near chardon. even eastern part of. no fun driving along i 90 either. still seasonal snow as of this evening. 6.6 inches. we picked up a bit of snow. yesterday. not too much at all. >> a lot of kids out of school tomorrow

this will involve stakeholders, members of the public and so this is why it's important to have this multi agency collaborative effort underway. a bit about the patient. it's anticipated completion as early as 2017 again looking at overall goals objectives and evaluation framework and looking at existing conditions and needs. the modal studies will be anticipated to be completed through 2017. an update of the san francisco transportation plan is anticipated to be completed in mid-2018. this will also include an update of the city's transportation elements. in the future look at an update to the overall general plan is part of that. for the near-term schedule and budget our agencies are beginning task now. we hope to come before you for a contract consultants and we expect the first initiation of our beach in the spring or summer of this year. happy to answer any questions >> thank you. colleagues, any comments or questions? >> you can ask questions after the procurement buses. this was an rfp issued by the department released on october 22, 2015. we had a pre-proposal conference and was an

investigators say the group bought multi used multi day park passes with extra days left on them andnd sold them for profit. they were allegedly sold at a gas station just 100 yards from the disney entrance undercover officers bought the tickets and say the alleged crooks told them to use names of the people who bought the original ticket if park security asked any questions. disney security says the trio has already been kick out of the park before for a similar scheme. >>> handcuffed by her pet. the real call for help one animal control expert says never heard before. >> plus who needs the powerball. local hot spot where lottery winners are hitting it big of day with scratch off ♪ >>> a seven-year-old boy's bus ride after school turned into a nightmare. left out in the wisconsin cold for hours after his mom says the bus dropped him off at the wrong spot. zachariah bradley's mom says the bus was supposed to take him to daycare. she says the school put him on the wrong bus and took him homestead. it was a big problem because his mom was still another work. when the driver pulled up t

these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. plumber says he is lucky toe alive tonight after getting buried up to his chest in m. he was trapped underground r 14 hours. andria borba found out: a bay area plumber says he's lucky to be alive tonight after being buried in mud. he was trapped underground for 14 hours. >> sitting in a wheelchair and wrapped in a blanket, he said he's happy to be alive tonight. he was working yesterday for a plumbing company outside an oakland home when he said this happened. >> everything was fine, the ground collapsed and it was an accident that happened in a second. this is isn't the first time his employer star rooter has had a problem like this. >> according to osha they were cited in 2014. yesterday's trench cave in led to a marathon rescue. he was 6-8

the multi-object kill vehicle. i put this in so that everybody understands what we are talking about. what we want to do is to be able 2 with several kill vehicles that would allow us to go, not just to the most legal object -- before object, but to the next one in the next. if you do that, you can kill everything in the scene. is, and a lot of work was done on this from 2003 to 2009, if we make this work, the cost-effectiveness of the system mprove.ntinue to i ultimately, this is where we want to be. we shifted gears on corrective energy now. there's a lot of questions on where the agency is. lethality and of the concept of operations are critical to our thinking of how we may someday employ the same technology. we talk about fiber, you can talk about pump lasers, slap lasers, any and all of the above. there is important work going on at the laboratories. we significantly ramped up the investmentterms of and talking about it more and what needs to be done to mature this capability. airborne laser testbed. let's ta

many people are saying multi-culturalism simply does not work. the gop race has become a five-man toss-up. no democrats voted on the bill to repeal obamacare. and two republicans voted no. north korea, they say they successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. but the white house says initial analysis isn't consistent with their claim. >> he's a lunatic and he's dangerous. this administration has done nothing about it. >> this underscores the gravity of the threats we are facing right now, and also the sheer folly of the obama-clinton foreign policy. >> how is it this is going on, it's a failure of our intelligence and a failure of our foreign policy. >> it's something i have been talking about for a long time, you have a madman that nobody talks to except dennis rodman and that's it. charles: the chief negotiator for if the nuclear deal with north korea joined neil cavuto. >> i'm not blaming the north korea activity on anyone but north korea. what we are talking about are rational ways of dealing with that. what you can expect of the united states of am