the second area that he talked about is the book i fully support in the necessity. i confess i haven't heard about the company problems before. the certificates of necessity that i heard about involved for example, the ability of the hospital to open a new place in town where they were seeking the funds to do so in that situation before the government spend money they have to decide whether it's necessary to do that wit are the same thing is . and thin the constitutional fres are the substantive due process. but the commerce clause ought to be the grounds for attack i don't know how many of you have heard the test of automobile company has had in trying to open up new markets. it's whether we have the dealership in a state that provides the service and strikes me to being a violation of the commerce clause. it's to do business in the state and it doesn't help to consumers at all. there's nothing wrong with the market in automobiles. people will know about it and if they don't they will know about it also. tesla tried to work with them for a while and i saw the other

. >> out of necessity. >> out of necessity but also their had been a symposium that dickens was invited to the question was what to the poor want for christmas. dickens went to they had no idea about. dickens having been raised in poverty understood the poor. these are just below our politicians and it dickens. what the poor probably wanted for christmas was a story written by him from the point of view of the poor family. the graduates. and so it was the symposium that wasn't going the way you wanted that gave him the idea. something for the poor for christmas and the other parties he wanted to do something with for the dickens household christmas which was make a lot of money which he never did. christmas carol wildly popular financially disastrous. >> will get back in a moment. i'm curious how that happens in publishing even at the time. but here is this 32-year-old and he is writing he is also writing about someone much older and he is looking through the lens of an aged man that he won't see for years to correct. >> how did this mind work to create this. >> this first novel the mai

does colin in addition to dinner they received warm coats clothing for children and give bagful of necessities >>reporter: shoppers in the stores early on thanksgiving day. >>reporter: bargain shoppers out the full force at the stone ridge mall and pleasanton as long as she gets a good deals to zia's already spent about a thousand dollars but even people who just came to see what was about to are leaving with their fair share of goods. >>reporter: the changes of weather as we get closer to the weekend another round of what weather >>reporter: tomorrow should be really busy cold air is on the way in the bay area you could see a nice and dry right now a few called low across the sky but that is like the going to change tsk we wake up tomorrow morning a lot of those early shoppers want to get out there but to the judge will be in the 40's and '50's by noon we're still keeping fit is outside most of the rainfall state to the north and as we headed toward the afternoon on saturday morning here we go 6:00 a.m. the front across much of the bay area behind that we have more showers for the possibility

it provides high school students with basic necessities throughout t realize this but for many kids in our school district here in clark county, these meals they get at school sometimes, it's the only thing that they get to eat all day long. >> that's right. >> this is so important. >> imperative to support causes like this. >>> we're taking a live look right now at the trump hotel and casino because we're getting word as president-elect donald trump starts to assemble his team of key players, potential of his fearest critics, mitt romney. a senior republican source telling cnn this. they are going to discuss moving forward and possibly a role for romney in trump's cabinet. that will be interesting to see how that relationship starts to come together, considering they were such fierce opponents during trump's bid for the white house. >>> megyn kelly is opening up now about t president-elect donald trump that sort of took the whole nation by storm when this election was happening. she irked trump last year during a debate by asking him about past comments he had made towards women in ge

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improving the lives of these people is not just a humanitarian idea, it's a military necessity.very american who comes over here to fight soon becomeses aware of that. >> tomorrow about midnight, you will certainly round the village and completely seal it off. you encounter any v.c., you will take your normal combat action. after you seal off this village, it's going to be different, however. at first light we're going to take the vietnam to the town. there will be a large group of people going into the vittage that you have surrounded. it's going to be their job to show them that the government of vietnam is the best choice, and your job is just as important, in that you've got to convince these people that you as soldiers are on their side you're going to gain their confidence by working with them to build a little better life. >> basic kindness and generosity are not unknown in the tradition of the american fighting menover cease, but no one expected they would become military weapons as well, but that's the kind of a war this is. ♪ >>> nonmilitary assistance is also a major

here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. >> go ahead. >> gatlinburg tennessee is under a curfew after wild fires killed three people and injured 14 others. authorities say drought and hurricane force wind are fueling the flames. >>> a human bite is potentially very dangerous. >> vicious attack on a pair of philadelphia police officers when a suspect by the them. >> officers caught a man trying to break in the car in the 1200 block of atlantic street. >>> president-elect trump headaches good on a campaign promise, air conditioning company carrier announced they reached an agreement with mr. trump to keep a thousand jobs in indiana. >>> isis is taking credit for the attack at yes state university. >> ♪ >> last night school held a memorial for 11 people injury. >> you just never think it can happen so close to home. >> i feel like we have a bigger sense of community on campus now. >> it feels good to be with people that feel same way, we love it here at ohio state. >> buck eye strong, ohio state university community coming together after monday's violent

according to their sent a convenience and necessity. they say whether the public needed a radio outlet in the locality. previously he don't get every license. radio you did. radio ended up being a more politically manipulable form of media bias newspapers. it was no accident the newspapers offer critical instances of the new deal. do i know that your license renewal is contingent on if you play ball the way the administration wants you to. it's an example of some of the political dangers to licensing in that way. trent >> has the size of the federal government wrong? >> not as much as you think. a number of personnel the federal government has employed hasn't grown much since world war ii. mostly because the federal government gets the states to do most of its regulating. almost all federal regulatory programs for the federal government gives money to the states and the states have to comply with federal regulations of the states are administering these programs. people haven't noticed so much the growth of the federal government in ter

busy weekend here in philadelphia, we have to necessity the forecast, sueby has got tonight 15 seconds. >>> we will give you early call on the holiday, that is now ahh, less than a week away and i'm not ready, either. 55 degrees should be the high, mostly cloud which rain possible, again, that is early call but at least it won't be as cold as it will be over weekend. we will have mild temperatures thanks to high pressure and tomorrow as well. then here's the cold front that comes through on saturday night, with some precipitation that starts as rain, could change to a little bit of this stuff, do you see this snow in the midwest, well, those cold temperatures are coming here and you will feel the difference on sunday, as we look real quickly at future cast. we will start off with rain at 8:00 in philadelphia on saturday night and then not too long before it changes over with that cold air to frozen precipitation, probably some snow out in lancaster and at least for a little hyle and as well, but it has been gone quickly and i don't know if it is enough to stick but you have to deal wit

>> i think perspective is going to be paramount, but i think it's also a necessity to show america thate in tune, and i think that's what you're going to get. you're going to get talented people of all walks of life. >> congressman, thanks for being with me. >>> coming up, president-elect trump made a lot of promises on the campaign trail. chief among them, bring jobs back to the united states. now that he won, do workers, especially those blue collar workers in america's rust belt, believe he will bring their jobs back? >> you expect him to live by what he said on the campaign trail? >> my expectation is for him to live up to what he promised. i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you could save on car insurance. or am i in tennaginia? hmmm... p is for privileges.

proper identification from the association, letter swearing to the necessity for information, notarized document from the president of this company to you absolving this office of all responsibility. well, it'll take me a little time, but i'll have it for you in the morning. thanks, you do that. who you workin' for, cowboy? that's my business. that may be. ? love somebody, yes i do ? ? love somebody, yes i do ? ? love somebody, 'deed i do ? ? love somebody, but i won't tell who ? ? love somebody, yes, i'm crazy 'bout somebody ? ? love somebody ? ? and i hope somebody ? looks like you moved your office to a fancier location. workin's all right if you don't overdo it. dy, yes i do ? ? need somebody, 'deed i do ? ? need somebody, but i won't tell who ? ? love somebody, yes, i'm crazy 'bout somebody ? ? love somebody ? ? and i hope somebody loves me, too ? good, isn't she? pretty, too. ? want somebody, yes i do ? ? want somebody, 'deed i do ? know him? that's bill henley, sinclair's foreman. what else do you know about him? must be a pretty good man or he wouldn't be workin' for sinclair. w

restoring your blood levels of vitamin d to a healthy level is not just a luxury, it's an absolute necessity. so call right now and see for dr. cannell's advanced d can make for you. >> okay, we're back with dr. john cannell, and, doctor, for those just tuning in, what are some of the main benefits people might expect to see when they go from being vitamin d deficient, as you say, to becoming vitamin d sufficient? what should they see differently? >> well, the latest research suggests that one of the first things you may notice is a feeling of well-being. as time goes on, you might notice improvement in your gums and teeth. also, ask anybody who's taken this product for several months. now, these are things you can experience or see on the outside. vitamin d affects 36 organs on the inside, so you can't see and feel what it's doing in your pancreas. you can't feel what it's doing for your heart, you know, or about these 36 organs. but what we're talking about is immune system, pancreas, heart, blood pressure, muscle strength, brain activity, memory health, prostate health, breast health, col

why can't you respected if it is not true of necessity. if there are either no propositions out there that cannot claim my respect -- it could be one, either there is nothing binding on me because i acknowledge no ground of principle that could ever elicit my respect and obedience. i cannot understand any thing of that sort. or it could be as mr. greenfeld says, i am above the laws made by others. plato would say, i am a creature not made like other people. or as lincoln would later say in that famous each, people part of the tribe of the eagle. they soar above others. they cannot be held to the same kinds of laws that bind others. you are either the tribe of the eagle, above the law, or you are beneath the law. you cannot be committed because you cannot understand the grounds on which anyone can be rightfully committed. in other words, anyone who rejects it, anarchy or despotism in some form is all that is left. anarchy, there is no ground for commitment for creatures who cannot understand the ground of commitment. or despotism, somebody

licenses to people if you want to operate a radio according to their sense of public convenience and necessity. these people got to decide whether the public really needed a radio outlet in a certain locality. that is a tremendously powerful power that they have. previously newspapers were unregulated. you need a license to start a newspaper. radio ended at the name are politically manipulable form of media and newspapers. newspapers were critical to the new deal than the radio because radio operators are known for license renewal would be contingent on whether you play ball the way the administration wants to do. it's a perfect an early example of the political dangers of the administrative discretion of licensing. >> so given what you've been describing has the size of the federal government grown? >> .as much use you think you're the number personnel haven't grown much since world war ii. mostly because the federal government just the state to do most of its regulating. almost all federal regulatory programs give money to the state in the states have to comply with federal regulations of th

according to their sense of public convenience and necessity so these people got to decide these commissioners and set aside either the public really needed a radio outlet. that's a tremendous power that they had. previously, newspapers were regular relatively unregulated. so radio ended up being a more politically manipulable form of media than the newspaper. it was no accident that newspapers were critical for instance of the new deal then the radio because radio operators were known that you were your license renewal was being right to be contingent on whether you played what the administration wants . an early example of some of the political dangers the administrative discretion of licensing in that. >> host: get given what you've been describing by the federal government, how has that grown? >> guest: not as much as you think. the amount of personnel has grown much since world war ii. mostly because the federal government gets the states to do most of its regulating, almost all federal regulatory programs, the federal government gives the money to the state and the state has to comply wi

i necessity i have, especially when i see these deals and i say i will wait. know sign are monday they will go big. >> so, we have been buying vacuum cleaners because of our sexy lives. let's bring in an expert. we have dan here. >> okay i'm check out. >> people are buying on their phones. that is a huge thing. >> over 24 percent of all sales to dade will be on a mobile device, tablet on a phone. it is huge and getting bigger. >> so cyber monday, it is really as big as people make it seems. >> it is lot of hype, you are right the but it is a growing retail shopping day, and in fact, some point will overtake black friday. black friday was down again this year for second year in a row. cyber monday this year consumers will click and slide their way to about three and a half billion dollars worth of sales. that is remarkable. this one little number, last year amazon sold 626 items per second. >> wow. >> can you imagine that. >> when it comes to cyber monday, certain deals that are better than others, what should you be trying to buy. >> big ones, kitchen things,

let me start with the respective licensing and certificate of necessity. the first time i had a matter is when the cato institute was in a small house in the northeast and i came over to talk about some cases i got involved in the unauthorized practice of law when i was recommended to florida state bar tightening up divorce papers for people who couldn't afford to have lawyers. we have challenges to that in other activities and cato was very much in line involving the legal profession as you heard of. many of them were successful but in the area i have been largely unsuccessful and i had tried to bring cases to that area raising a first amendment challenge that after all my client was just speaking and writing and that was the first protected activity but i always thought that wasn't a winning argument. it was conduct and people were trying to regulate. i didn't believe them and i still don't have all licensing of lawyers is a bad idea. it's gone too far in the areas which only lawyers are allowed to provide the necessary services. it talks about other lic

officials say this is a clear illustration of the conservation project's necessity. the program marks nests and removes the eggs to its sanctuary until they hatch... and then returns the hatchlings to the beach. happy birthday - times five.. a mom is probably ?extremely grateful for her birthday present this year.. and: a turkey.. not a ticket! the surprise some bad drivers got from some nice officers.. good day is back in two minute. are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ? sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. welcome back... the time is 4:xx. here's a look at some of today's top trending stories: first up... a mom in kentucky received a pretty big birthday gift this year. kate schaftlein gave birth to not one... not two... birth 5 babies on her birthday! the rare set of quintuplets were born on november 11-th to kate and her husband lucas. the b although premature-- all the babies and mom are healthy. during her first ultrasound they found 4 babies... during the next appointment a ?fifth

a full-time student.still - he's finding time to launch c-r careavan to help people - one basic necessity at a time. "we're not interested in finding out, you know? if you come up to us and tell us you need something - if mayor ron corbett says he needs some toothpaste, we're gonna give it to him. no questions asked. so it's just, if you need something and we've got it, hopes giving out goods at places like the salvation army will create conversations."our goal is to find out, 'do you have healthcare? and if not, are you willing to let us help you get signed up for healthcare?'"nearly 10 percent of cedar rapidians don't have health insurance - costing local hospitals four million dollars each year due to emergency room visits.jennings says cr careavan's aim is to change that. "our goal is by the time they leave, they leave with everything that they need that we have to offer in terms of hygiene products, leave with an appointment with a primary care physician that they didn't have coming into us." connor morgan, reporting.c-r care-a-van will be up and running starting tomorrow - with a fe

the hillsboro county school district held a drive collecting more than 20,000 pounds of basic necessities to donate. volunteers have packed them up and put them on a ship to haiti later this morning. >>> scientist and celebrities from around the world are gathering in st. petersburg for the opening of the blue ocean film festival. >> need to responsibly manage our oceans. more than 90 films from 24 countries will be screened, including this one. leonardo dicaprio's before the sled. it's the festival's opening night film. >>> if you could not get to the hillsboro county fair is still another chance to enjoy the tasty fair foot?food. besides all the food there will be plenty of rides, animal exhibits and a motorcycle show and train show. admission is five dollars. >>> after multiple delays tap is finally getting the cup cake atm. sprinkles opened back in april cupcakes but the opening was delayed but it should now be open by november 17. sprinkle says it will hide a $100 gift card in one random cupcake box. >>> coming up, when the power goes out are you scrambling to find a working flashlig

authorizing the necessity of the real property on galvin avenue by eminent domain for the business of completing and constructing the shops relocation. >> the purpose to hear the testimony on a resolution of the necessity authorizing the acquisition at the real property at 1919 avenue by eminent domain for the public purpose of constructing the central relocation would any supervisors like to make a comment. >> supervisor peskin. >> i understand the need for the acquisition of this property and thinks that the motion carries of him leader has been running at the second board meeting owe attended when i was re-elected on december 15th the purchase of this property came brat board and you recall i while i voted for that i raised concerns about the fact this was an acquisition of real property without the benefit of an appraisal of the property and was as you recall based on a number of capriciously sales that were procured by the department of real estate but i don't feel comfortable by the way, they were listing of the properties pdrs properties in the southeast corner of the city like

folks that we talked with today say they fled cuba with their family because of a shortage of basic necessities like food. and are fortunate to ((mauricio marin)) >> raul castro---says his brothers remains were cremated early this morning--- following fidel castro's will. a public rally is scheduled this week in cuba before his ashes are interred. ((demetria obilor)) >>> mauricio...do the people you talked with today plan to visit cuba now that fidel castro has passed away? ((mauricio marin)) >> some are conflicted. they'd love to visit the country government that's in place with raul castro in charge. others told me they do plan on visiting now---to show their children the great things cuba has to offer./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> it's been feeling a lot like autumn lately and the temps are expected to drop even more in the coming days. meteorologist katie boer is here and gives us a look. katie? ((katie boer)) demetria that's right! temps. feeling a bit more seasonal the past few days for thanksgiving windy weather and a chance of showers returns to the mix for the second half of the weekend.

today, makeup has become a daily necessity. they started using it because they're bullied unless they look good. makeup today is not just used to look pretty. it's a tool to prevent ostrization by your peers. >> ye-jin learns makeup techniques from online videos. the model on screen is hugely popular with young south korean girls. her cute social media posts led to modeling work. girls look up to her makeup and lifestyle. >> translator: useful to get ideas for new makeup looks. >> some girls film themselves doing makeup and upload the results. a search for junior high makeup gets around 10,000 hits. ♪ some introduce their favorite products while others show off their technique. ♪ this video has over 1.3 million plays. a big enough audience can lead to sponsorship. there are even videos like this. >> on weekends, ye-jin often goes shopping for makeup with her friends. they head straight to a display for one brand popular for cute colors and package design. items in the $4 range are attractively priced for these teens. they test

why should a person go on living with unbearable memories if there's no necess-- well, i feel quite sure that you'd concur with me in that, doctor-- helen. a shifting of memory patterns is basic to psychotherapy. yes. and now to the toast, hmm? you'll forgive us, lethe. there you are, captain. may we never find space so vast, planets so cold, heart and mind so empty that we cannot fill them with love and warmth. ssive. hi, carl. doctor... yes? hmm? ah... i was afraid you would ask about this, captain. one doesn't like to talk about their personal failures, you know. it was j jt an experiment that went wrong, i'm afraid. may i see it? captain, if something hasn't worked out and, therefore, has no scientific fact-- since you brought me down here for advice, captain-- is being able to ask for advice without necessarily having to take it. to the captain, helen. you're fighting over your weight. all right, let's take a aook. i'm not a criminal! i do not require... neural neutralizer. neural neutralizer. can you explain that, dr. van gelder? a room... a device. door... control panel. i see it.

issuing this as a matter of military necessity. that those slaves who escaped can join the union forces, you think that is what we need to put an end to this war? there was very little pushback on the emancipation proclamation and of course it set the stage for the 13th amendment which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. when you go to washington, you see the lincoln memorial and the statue of the great emancipate r and i hope when you look at that, you look into his eyes and initially you think, he is looking in mind, but then you say, no, he is looking beyond me. he had a long-range vision. he was able to shape public sentiment to align with his vision that he succeeded in abolishing slavery and ending the civil war. i want to close by getting back to november 8. in the days ahead, i hope that everybody will go to a quiet place, by yourself, and think about the questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the 10 commandments. i am not going to tell you how to answer these questions. that is up to you. i believe that b

the program was born out of necessity. 40% of the vta work force were set to retire. >> we were having problems filling the positions so we created a program where we are training up the next generation. >> reporter: they call it growing their own. they have 175 people going through the apprenticeship program teaching them to build bus engines and drive buses. >> the program is an example of what is the potential for a middle class career for a person without a college degree. >> reporter: it was a blessing for this woman laid off from a manufacturing job after 25 years. she learned while earning, which made all of the difference. >> i feel secure. i am able to survive this santa clara, pay my house payment and just feel thankful. >> reporter: they plan to expand the program. they are starting an apprenticeship for light rail next year. >> lets talk about the weather. we are bringing in our chief meteorologist. >>> the moon is still super. not as vivid as last night. it's pretty close. super moons happen all of the time but this is is extra super because it's closer to the earth than m

heart world" puts victim response bags together and gives them to survivors when they're basic necessities like toiletries and clothes. the event also taught students and staff how to recognize potential victims. in human trafficking." "we bring it to our students and faculty and staff so that they know what to look for, and if they see a student that may be struggling in their classes or who might be going through some personal problems, they can maybe look for the warning signs of someone who might be involved in human trafficking." the event was part of a focus this month at n-w-t-c on month at n-w-t-c on healthy reon the college is accepting donations for the victim response bags until november 30-th. wisconsin hunters are counting down to the start of gun deer season-- just two days left before the nine-day season opener. and this year deer hunting license sales are actually down. the d-n-r sold more than 379-thousand gun licenses as of tuesday. that compares to about 379-thousand licenses sold a year ago. if you are going hunting... you should buy license by tomorrow. doctors say it'

drivers can no longer access highway 20 from this deadly necessity that we did it." during a ribbon cutting ceremony on tuesday, the mayor called for a moment of silence as they dedicated this new, safer interchange to the people who've lost their lives here. "i think they'll have a much safer and easier way to get on and off the highway." in dyersville, katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news. it was bedlam when hawkeye fans stormed the field after the game-winning kick against michigan. but it also meant several players who thr again until hours later. hear where those helmets ended up. stay with your 24 hour news once again tonight some patchy fog is possible. it and burn off during in the morning as a southeast wind takes over. highs climb into the 60s wednesday with 70s possible thursday. as the area of low pressure gets closer, showers develop friday with a great night. tonight: mostly clear with patchy fog. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15. low: 46 thursday: partly cloudy, mild, and breezy.

maureen: some excuses for last minute rush for necessities are the catering company made a mistake. and we are moving and trying to keep the refrigerator and the pantry empty. jonathan: no matter what you serve on the dinner table there is some anxiety about what will be said by those gathered to give thanks. family gathering. everybody brings their own opinion. it's presidential election. ryan hughes shows us how people now are preparing. ryan: shoppers are filling up the grocery cart and getting ready to host family for dinner. his parents are conservative and he and his siblings don't share the same political views. >> politics should be left at the door. everyone should focus on just getting back involved with election, that still has a lot of people upset, families are telling the loved ones to take the political talk off the menu. karen french is hoping her familiar keeps the comments to themselves. everyone voted for president-elect trump but her. >> a lot of people feel strongly. i feel strongly. it could get ugly. >> a coun lel somewhere specializing in family matters is of

the salem exchange club walked the parade route today collecting food and necessities for families in need. >> great for the kids great for everyone we have some great bands and other acts that join us every year. it's just fun time the weather is gorgeous and it's fun to be in the holiday spirit. cherise: this year's parade grand marshal was salem police officer matthew norcross. adam: you guys did a good job. thousands raised for a woman battling breast cancer. cherise: coming up, the special fundraiser held for her. adam: plus, a local teenager is collecting toys for kids at boston children's hospital. coming up, who inspired her to help. mike lots of weather changes as : we move through this week. when we see the most sun plus when rain and even some mixing plymouth state's integrated clusters approach lets you follow your own path, not someone else's. it gives you choices within your degree. open labs. real-world experience. with faculty who work with you every step of the way. become the leader. the doer every day. a tomorrow changer. find your own path at plymouth state univers

relief--- assistance for disabled people --- outreach to elderly and ill people --- shelter and necessities for the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children listen to this -- 25 thousand red kettles are set up in cities and towns across the united states . the volunteers this morning will leave this location this morning and fan out across the city. it's an exciting day for cubs fans in our area. the team's world series victory parade is this morning in chicago. pete zervakis is live with more on local fans enjoying today's once in a century event. we're at the intermodal always - between milwaukee and chicago. the cubs are world series champs after a 108 year wait... prevailing in extra innings wednesday night against the cleveland indians in game seven. we spent much of the day yesterday in kenosha... where cubs fans living around the illinois- wisconsin border were to buy world series gear. many of them told us they were planning on driving to chicago for today's parade. kenosha's about 60 miles north of wrigley field. if you're in milwaukee and looking to get to chicago b

. >> the faa pilots and to boaters from the coast guard, it's a necessity to keep the next commander in chief safe, especially on the heels of much an unpredictable campaign. >> everything about donald trump and his ascent to the presidency is unprecedented. unquestionably you want the proper security, i don't think anyone can argue with that. post", mira largo is a secret service' dream to protect. residents keeping fingers crossed for a quiet holiday. >> i'm hoping that everyone is kind of over the hype but we'll see what happened this weekend. >> no official word on the exact price tag but according to some reports taxpayers may hook for $7 million in security costs. and happening now in lakeland, there is a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist. we don't yet know the details of the crash but lakeland police tell us you will want to avoid the area. and the leat leader of al sovern citizens group, ronnie davis held a woman against her will. she came from texas to study under him but claims that have been held for three months against her will. davis denied that, hear his exchange w

the cards will then be given to local nonprofits to help people get flynn basic necessities. the corner. the storm that came through here on thursday last week is still moving to parts of the country. forty mile-per-hour winds -- along with that. meanwhile, our next romans on the west coast and coming into focus. you can see a lot of rain spreading out throughout the pacific coast. this is just the beginning as things will really ramp up as we go through the day tomorrow and into tuesday morning and afternoon. the national weather service has advisories. everything goes into effect tomorrow afternoon blasting through tuesday afternoon. future cast is right on.with what is happening now. meanwhile around the metro -- we stay dry. but late in the day we could see a few scattered rain showers develop. once a cold front comes through during the morning drive tomorrow -- that is when the transition to watch what happens by the time 8:00 a.m. rolls around -- it clears out quickly. we may see a brief pocket or two of heavy snow on the front range but with the quick living nature of

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campaign to help out.the name of his project is c-r care-a-van and the idea is to give out basic necessities - like toothpaste the salvation army.the goal is to create conversations when giving out goods - with the hopes of getting the uninsured signed up for health insurance and lined up with a primary the goods but the hopes of getting the industry to sign up for health insurance and lining up a health care physician, saving lives and money. >> we spend a lot of money on emergency rooms. that ends up costing $900 per visit for uninsured persons. >> hoping to offset the $4 million, they are offering guidance this wednesday. >>> we bring you an update from a popular nightly service at university of iowa. this year the night ride program opened up its community service to women and men. 130 students use the service the ride not only keeps students safe but drivers also. all of the buses have cameras, and microphones and drivers have body cameras. if you want to learn more about that come we have more information on our website. >>> a trick or treat event was put on that summer park tonight. k

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saying in part our plants must approval by state and local authorities, anyone who questions the necessity of the phosphate industry must consider there is no substitute for phosphate to feed our nation. the state offering additional testing to people who live near the plant in mulberry. testing has found contaminants in 57 private wells but the contamination is not for mosaic according to officials. >>> a child has fallen off of a balcony at the lake when investor resort near walt in their third-floor room packing to return to michigan when they heard a scream, the mother looked and saw her boy on the ground, the child is alert conscious and able to walk. right now doctors at arnold palmer hospital are making sure there are no internal injuries.>>> tampa police releasing video in a jaw- dropping ybor city brault -- fighting outside of this bar early tuesday morning and seconds later you see the car come in unidentified driver hitting the gas plowing into the crowd, sending a man flying through the bar window. luckily no one was seriously hurt but police are trying to find the driver right

the carts will then be given to local nonprofits to help people get food and basic necessities. you can drop off your gift card donation at the municipal building, the west senior center or at the city's rec centers. these bolder rec center in the north boulder rec center accept donations until eight on sundays. several locations are open until 9:30 p.m. during the week's ask it was a rather warm day today. things are going to change. >> we needed a record high this afternoon, we were not. the strong system that came through late last week is now starting to move off. another storm will be headed our way. next if you are heading out of town, what is the best day to do so? we will get to that in just a second. a really good dust of snow is headed to the mountains again. there are the remnants of the storm that we saw late last week. east coast is seeing a lot of bands of heavy snow. they are saying 40-50-mile per hour winds. meanwhile, our next line coming in off the pacific coast. a closer look here shows a lot and a pretty good shot of moisture. now just starting to nose into t

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