mobile news unit giving us a live look at conditions. just drove up to this accident on atlantic avenue where it appears the driver hit the guard rail. police on the scene looking for that driver. moreers airlines canceling flights today. 22 flights leaving r.d.u. scheduled that is canceled. most of them heading to northeast. attorneys for state officials and those who look to overturn the 2013 voter i.d. law go to trial today. a judge will determine whether the photo i.d. man dates violates the u.s. constitution or federal voting rights acts. barbara: north carolina man charged with killing a good samaritan is expected to appear marvin lee is charged with murder. he shot jefferson hevner. his car slid off the road and the man went to help and lee seemed intoxicated and when the man tried to call the police to help lee forth out of the car and shot him. authorities surrounded his vehicle several hours before he surrendered. a new jersey mother and killed trying to stay warm during the blizzard died of carbon monoxide poisoning. anthony:

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some big movers in hong kong, new world development offering a hefty premium for the china unit. s driving shares up, up 21%. 780.ffer is for we usually see a gap there. it may not happen. new world down 2.4%. hostile takeover, down 7/10 of 1%. the move seems to be driven by general sentiment. we are seeing accelerated losses in australia. the worst hit market this week. down for a third day, sharp losses. in 13 out of 13's box -- stocks in the mining space. back to you. rishaad: we have this earthquake recorded near 5.1 north korea's nuclear test site. south korea says it was artificial. we have been monitoring the headlines. what is the latest? the south korean defense ministry saying intelligence officials are analyzing the data right now. quake happened just about half an hour ago, 5.1 magnitude, as you mentioned. is to make an important announcement at 12 30 p.m. korea time, so maybe just an hour from now. p.m. korea time, so maybe just an hour from now. south korea will convene for a security meeting in half an hour. japan's chief cabinet secretary speaking in tokyo, suspect

people get transferred into new units. so new inmates come in, detainees come in and they go right at it and they end up here. >> here is the segregation unit where inmates are placed after fights or other serious disciplinary violations. other than toiletries and legal papers, they are not allowed personal property and are locked in their cells 23 hours a day. while segregation is officially known as the 6-1 unit, inmates have another name for it. >> the box. >> get down. >> it's hell on earth. >> the box sucks. >> a lot of times you go to the section, you hear a lot of screaming. i'm going to kill you. i'm going to get you. >> [ bleep ]. >> these people really do not like each other, and they will take every opportunity to tell whoever is listening how much they don't like somebody else. >> unlike some segregation inmates, dan espinoza usually keeps quiet. especially about the fight that earned him 30 days here. it happened the night he was arrested but he says he doesn't remember a thing about it. >> from what i was told

each time they went into a new unit... they had no idea what to expect. amazingly... they managed to get things under control in just about half an hour. reporting live parker collins channel thirteen action news. inventors from all over the world are herein las vegas to show off their best stuff, and even though c-e- s isn't open to the public... we're taking you inside, so you can see all the latest gadgets. action news reporter yasmeen hassan is inside the convention center this morning.. yasmeen what do you have to show us? every time i think about those about the victims from all the recent mass shootings. he says they are the reason why he's taking executive action on gun control. his plan is to expand background checks, requiring all gun dealers to be licensed. he's also overhauling the fbi's background check system, and wants to increase the amount of mental health records used during checks. this is not a plot to take away everybody's guns. you pass a background check, you purchase a firearm despite calls from rep

with despite the floors the project eliminates the modesty room flat in the proposed design - the new unit in the basement is a one-room studio the entrance and the one from that time only window are on noah street from the building with no windows or light part of studio shares a wall with the tan dumb garage and the bathroom appears to lack a private bathroom shared with access to the garage didn't seem to center a private bathroom in the subterranean unit by 2 thousands to the 36 hundred to be completely clear it is a very large single-family home like a children's playroom and not the current duplex this is reasonable consist with the development to the neighborhood a loss of a building that justifies this to restore a liveable second unit and one other thing that i grew up. >> thank you your time is up. >> >> he has 30 seconds and i grew up in the richards district we lament that put other 90 out in the 60s and 70s it is a new generation it is largely a large structure for a new generation we'll live to regret the structures. >> any other speakers in support of dr requester you have 3

catherine: libya has a new government, aiming to unite warring factions. there has been intense international pressure on the present of counsel to reach a deal -- presidential counsel to reach a deal. different --heir and their differences aside to help their country move forward and combat a common enemy. the two rival government signed a peace deal. they formed a unity government. they named a 32 member cabinet. since -- for the past of -- for the past five years, or has plagued libya -- war has plagued libya. the other power was an islamist vast -- islamist-based parliament out of tripoli. the twoer of governments have complete control over their own troops, their own factions, but certainly it is a very important step in the right direction. ask how libya's new government will establish itself and consolidate its power remains to be seen, especially in light of libya's numerous militias. the government has a formidable reason to act fast. the islamic state group has been stepping up attacks. >> something has got to be done in order to unite the countr

john: we continue our live team coverage with anthony wilson in the mobile news unit. and anthony is touring around in durham county. anthony: yeah. we are on pw alexander and a lot of people tends to drive because they come to work back here. we are seeing a lot of trucks, a lot of them actually piloted by people working for durham public works and they are making something progress. as you can see, there is block top over here. and also seeing the d.o.t. crews working the major highway. we just got off the durham freeway a minute ago. right before you came to us live there was a fleet, three, in fact of the public work trucks from durham worker another cornwallis, and they went down one lane and doubled back and did the other lane and then going down the middle. this is very important because right of the screen. this is how the parts on the right and left, a lot of the streets in durham look right now, particularly secondary roads. but right here, it looks like a little slush. and it is definitely warmer that is something obviously gnaw in our control. this could be

victims have to shell out thousands of dollars for new units. manager they can't continue to leave these units opened, because the copper will be stolen, you hear about it in the news all the time, sure enough we took a closer look, the copper is gone. everything that's salvageable to sell is gone." a second incident happened on research drive. so far, police have no leads. local economic leaders say they will make an opportunity out of the macy's store that's closing in norfolk. macy's plans to close the military circle location, along with the stores at peninsula town center in hampton and chesapeake square in chesapeake because of poor sales. this will affect hundreds of employees and leave empty space at three shopping centers. 2:38:56 we beleive that we have a mix of retail but we also have a real opportunity with teh amount of acreage involved to increase our business base dramatically - its a great central location for that. also to bring in new residential communities and other uses from a residential perspective. you can read complete st

about 100 officers will work together in a new unit. organizers say it is a step in the right direction. >> anytime you can put more boots on the ground, so to speak, more officers in the community, but to they have to do more than just show up. they have to talk to people and elaina: we will take you back live to the vigil right outside of city hall. the group is calling for peace in the community right now. there is about 150 people gathered here to honor and remember the victims who were killed last year, 42 people in the city of durham, and among the people that i spotted in the crowd is a durham police officer. now he came here, in uniform tonight, to pay his respects. live interim, elaina athans, abc 11 eyewitness news. tisha: thank you. tisha: if you need a reason to start celebrating super bowl 50 early - i'll give you two. get a large,1-topping pizza foronly 50 cents when you order any large pizzaat regular menu price. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. steve d.: we have breaking news coming in from durham right

under current zoning controls, staff estimates sites like that could development into 7400 new units of which 900 is affordable if all the projects chose to meet the inclusionary housing requirements by providing affordable units on site in the building. if the same sites all sought the maximum 35 percent bonus offered under state law the city gains 10 thousand new units including approximately 1500 affordable homes. if the sites developed under the [inaudible] the total number of units could be 16 thousand? ncluding 2 thousand home frz low and moderate income housing and 3 to 4 thousand for middle income. [inaudible] compared to the current and zoning and adds 3 thousand additional middle income units p. we have worked with david baker architects to understand what affordable housing program buildings might look like. there studies helped determine the appropriate modifications that the deapartment would offer project squz also develop design guidelines which i'll talk about that is applied to the all new buildings built under the new program. to start, here is a image of what could

kenneth craig, cbs news, united nations. >> military experts say one of the goal of north korea's missile program is to develop a warhead capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. >>> the man who bought the weapons used in the san bernardino massacre will be today. getting him to getting two december attack. syed farook and his wife killed 14 people in the shooting and were later killed by police. >>> the fbi and several law enforcement agencies across the south are looking for one woman who could be behind a string of jewelry store robberies. police say a robbery at a store in north carolina on monday is being investigated as possibly related to five other robberies in four other states. a woman, matching the description of 5-foot, 8 inches tall -- about 120 pounds and in her late 20s, is accused of south carolina. two stores in georgia, as well as a store in tennessee. if you have any information about who this woman is, you're asked to call the fbi at 800-call-fbi. >>> a new debate in the gop primary between donald trump and donald trump appeared to question whether ted cruz, who was born

more than a thousand new units are in the works. about 15 developments are either under construction or in the planning stages. that has brought in new businesses and increase in new jobs. >> we see so many main street shop owners that feel comfortable enough to take the risk and get a bigger space or expand their line of products or hire a new person and bring them on because they're seeing so much traffic. >> there's businesses that are still building and advertising help wanted all over the place. >> reporter: opening shop here was the best move she made. >> things are going well, thank god. >> reporter: and this afternoon, i also reached out to greenhouse, the local small business administration in the area. have helped a number of local businesses start. so this is a trend, whether it be big business or small to see. for now reporting live in downtown st. pete, rodney dunigan abc action news. umbrella there. taking a live look at the roads at ashley drive. it is a wet commute this denis phillips is standing by tracking all of th

they will provide six in the midlands with new units. they expect all to be up and running by next month. >>> now, the midlands most accurate forecast with meteorologist daniel bonds. >> we started off cold. 28 degrees columbia. but we warmed up this a high temperature of 60 degrees. normal high temperature for today is 57 degrees. records will be safe, 81 and 11 set in 2014. mid-40s tonight. with the exception of columbia, 51 degrees. for tonight we are expecting lows into the middle 30s. mostly clear tonight and then tomorrow we are expecting more clouds across the area. a nice breeze at 5 to 10 miles per hour. it will warm us up to the middle 60s. a great day for tomorrow. we will look that forecast inclueding the seven-day forecast coming up in a few wants -- including the seven- day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> cadets pictured wearing white pillowcases over their heads have been dismissed or receiving punishment tonight. some felt the images resembled the kkk. they were ordered by upper classman to sing while addressed i

unit. action news reporter parker collins is there live near sahara and lamb. parker-- kind of a scary situation... it really was... it took firefighters about 15 minutes just to find the fire. it started in one of the storage units after midnight. but these buildings are metal- clad... meaning poor air circulation. they also have individual roll up doors. they had to tear through nearly two dozen of them to get to the each time they went into a new unit... they had no idea what to expect. eric henderson, clark county fire dept. 00:35:30-00:35:41 "the cutting into doors isn't the hazardous part. it's the contents inside that's the hazardous part. oneof the units here has propane tanks, oxyactelyene tanks, and other hazards like that that we're unaware of." amazingly... they managed to get things under control in just about half an hour. reporting live parker collins channel thirteen action news. a north las vegas man comes intruder. he says his rifle saved his life. "i was just hanging out right and i was kind of sitting low." joey imerti says this all happened

there have been settled only a narrow strip along the coast, a new united states was a long, thin countryt then the driving urge came welling up and it cannot be contained. >> i find very gratifying about my archival project, we now see scholarship building up around these films. for years, they were considered symptomatic, documents that did not have primary research value. people are realizing these are tremendously important to understanding the history of ideas, history of persuasion, the history of who we are. >> kathy, the you recall the problem we -- do you recall the problem we discussed yesterday? fighting between ranchers and farmers and neither of them could become prosperous. summary.ery good in this film, we will learn about some other problems that faced these people and what they finally did about them. i want you to be able to identify and discuss the problems and to describe how the eventual solutions affected our country's history. >> it was not like the days when cowboys fought indians. between cattlemen and farmers, nobody had the what for to make the difference. both

"eyewitness news" units monitoring road conditions right now showing you what to expect before you head out. school closings and delays. barbara: an update on air travel. flights canceled and when to expect it to return to normal. anthony: panthers pound arizona and now two-week wait under way. good morning, carolina, welcome on a monday january 25. we can smile about the panthers not the traffic. barbara: thank you for joining us. let's go to meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. cold conditions but we will head up the hill quickly. the temperatures climbing mid 40's by lunchtime and to around 50 this afternoon. current numbers across the area right now, 25 oxford and roxboro. 28 chapel hill. and southern pines. 26 fayetteville. 25 wilson. looking at the day ahead temperatures in the 20's. by lunchtime mid 40's. by that afternoon around 50 degrees under mostly sunny skies. warmer tomorrow and we will talk about that in a bit but now we will talk traffic and weather. amber rupinta is off so i will handle the traffic duties. several incidents showing up now. we are wat

of government of both the republic , as many people thought of it, and shortly thereafter, the new united states oamerica. there were two courts that met here. clerk'srt has its own office for storage of records. having those records kept in good form and searchable was very important. as a court of records, they had to have this cap. and then, one room is the magistrate's room. not too surprising, that is the fanciest. play room,y room, a that is where the jury would be sequestered with nothing to eat, drink, no late, no heat, until they rendered their verdict. met here thert first monday of the month for three or four days. the williamsburg custody scored. the municipal court. of the capitalt city. you could sue anyone in this court who lived in virginia and rit of this corinne of the entire length and breadth of virginia. a very convenient word for british predators whether lawyers to, and sue people who own them money. the second week of the month, the james county court was in session here and they are an extremely typical court of the time. 59 or 60what the other county court's of v

working closely with a new unit that is trained . we have the power now if someone is in danger to get them off the street . there is some that we have talked to that will tell you that part of the reason they don't coincide is because they don't feel safe. mental health issues are rampant and the feeling they would rather take their chances on the street. it's a sad state of affairs when you think about that . governor is expected next week. that's the latest outside of 10 station. juliet and ben, back to you. ben: thank you, juliet. second person has been arrested for midterm murder. michael wisdom has been charged with conspiracy and criminal possession of a weapon in manhattan. the charges stem from execution murder of random watered in midtown. they say the merger was tied to a major interstate drug when . they charged lloyd mckenzie in connection with the murder. the stats show crime rates are down. when it comes to riding the subway, the numbers are up . robert moses is life and he does the math. robert: good morning. the over

kenneth craig cbs news united nations. >>> the judge in the gary lee sampson case stepped down 11 years ago sampson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death for a carjack and killing three men. the sentence was overturned on appeal three years ago. prosecutors have asked the judge mark wool to have step aid side -- step aside previously and declined and now he is removing his case citing his workload. she was forced to fire her gun at a man trying to rob her. the 65-year-old manchester grandmother was on the way home from work when she noticed she was followed. the car stayed behind her all the way to her apartment complex. when she started to walk to her door, she says a man snuck up from behind and tried to grab her. >> i just boom. and i just shot and i got him i guess up in the area here. >> did he fall to the ground. >> right away. >> the man she shot was taken to the hospital by friends. he is facing charges of attempted robbery. >>> now at noon, red sox and boston globe owner john henry apologizing for the delivery issues with the paper in a letter last night henry said in part

. >>> moving on to tonight's health news. united airlines says customer booked to fly affected by zika virus can schedule and get refunds. pregnant women can get refunds traveling to parts of central america. the c.d.c. is warning pregnant women to take precautions against michael chertoff bites when traveling to areas -- against moss kito bites when traveling to areas in central america. there's a fever, joint pain and red eyes and can last to a week. 70% of individuals affected have no symptoms. >>> honoring our state's bravest athletes. this morning, the law enforcement torch run for carolina kicked off its 30th year of support for the special olympic pick -- olympics. >> there's one thing from saving lives is changing lives. that's what we do for special olympics. when we meet athletes like josh and his special personality, that's why it grows every year. it really does. >> more than 22,000 south carolina athletes take part in the special olympics. >>> and you probably guessed it's going to cost a lot of money to see the carolin

in nearly 200 years since the colonies began, a new united states was a long, thin country with a long continent at the back. but then that driving urge came welling up. nd the heavy air of freedom could not be contained. >> the thing i find gratifies archival ifelong project is that we now see scholarship building up around these films. for years, educational industrial films were considered symptomatic, you know, documents that didn't have primary research value, and now people actuallyzing these are tremendously important to history of g the ideas, the history of ersuasion, the history of who we are. > cathy, do you recall the problem about the plane theory that we discussed yesterday? >> well, there was constant fighting between ranchers and farmers over the land so neither f them could become really prosperous, and we decided that this situation kept many people who might have otherwise come and settled the great land. the end. >> very good summer, cathy. in this film, we'll learn about other problems that faced these people and what they finally did about them. afterwards, i want

united nations is a target to be diminished or attacked. the u.n. bashing, i sometimes call it, is a popular sport with politicians. it is not entirely new. there was a right wing that oppose this. the fringe moved towards the center, which i regret. fdr would need public support and awareness to have the successful united nations and we would hope to achieve this. he did understand that and it is a place where everybody comes and meets. he had valued diplomacy and he knew how important it was. he would still be a believer and think the next 70 years, he was a realist and a visionary to be more efficient and do something about the veto to be effective. we need to make it the best we can possibly be in the interest of all. thank you very much. [applause] host: i thought i would ask steve to react to some of the reviews on how she saw the reaction and one of them was that he views the united nations as a security body, a global police force. he was adamant that this would be an essential role. how would he evaluate the success of united nations in this area? >> it would have been disappointed by the cold war. what that did was, basically, st

growth in the industrial sector, you see dirt moving and a $20 million project, growth of new residential units, 58 new businesses have opened up in the city of spartanburg downtown specifically. that is >>> the chamber of commerce are adding a new focus to a new year -- >> reporter: the timing is right. >> now is the time to capitalize. >> reporter: the past year was filled with big announcement -- announcements. a new hotel being built. the biggest task is overcoming the perception of spartanburg. >> perception is reality. spartanburg reception -- perception is changing. >> repoter: the chamber has hired an outside firm that for the next 10 months will taken community ideas and show exact places that the county can improve upon. >> we will figure out what is a priority over the next 1010 months, phase six will be how will we act. is brighter. anna smith, seven news. >> you can get involved in this. the chamber will hold the vision be there -- meeting for the committee on january 27th. you have to register we put a link for that on b.com. the state is ramping up reference to combat human traff

victims have to shell out thousands of dollars for new units. super = traci gray/dental office employee ((c403 37:25)) "i had actually mentioned to my office manager they can't continue to leave time, sure enough we took a closer look, the copper is gone. everything that's salvageable to sell is gone." a second incident drive. leads. ("jeremy ad libs wx cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. there may be a few spotty showers today. temps will be mild this afternoon. today the winds are still out of the northeast. however, tomorrow they will be more out of the east. so we will warm up a little more (upper 50s to low 60s). more widespread rain will move in late saturday into saturday night. it will continue into sunday morning. we will be

it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news. unitedirlines may be heading to some labor stability. hike and restores pay. the extension was approved by 79% of the pilots approved. workforce after a 2010 merger with continental. verizon and hearst may join forces for a video venture. talks to develop new digital media branch for the new mobile cd -- mobile video app go 90. most are looking for way to attract younger viewers and digital ad dollars. and house of lies makes history. it is the first television show to shooting yuba. also reporting a surge of interest in cuba as a viable location for filming. that is your bloomberg business flash update. it is finally here in a big way. a monster snowstorm is there a link north. it is hitting washington dc. snowfall coming from the sky. getting more than a foot of snow. in this weekend storm, let's bring in craig jia modell who wrote the story. you actually zeroed in on one particular food chain. >> that was shake shack based off of bloomberg intelligence. shake shack is a newer chain. 70% i

victims have to shell out thousands of dollars for new units. super = traci gray/dental office employee ((c403 37:25)) "i had actually mentioned to my office manager they these units opened, because the copper will be stolen, you hear about is gone. everything that's salvageable to sell is gone." a second incident happened on research drive. so far, police have no leads. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. there may be a few spotty showers today. temps will be mild this afternoon. today the winds are still out of the northeast. however, tomorrow they will be more out of the east. so we will warm up a little 60s). more widespread rain will move in late saturday into saturday night. it will

mobile units are a part of governor mccrory's new initiative to increase customer service and reduce wait time. >>> remembering the challenger tragedy. next, why an asheville man's firsthand memories are in danger >> larry: and a new tenant is there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. . >> larry: 30 years ago today, the nation watched on live television as the challenger shuttle carrying seven people exploded in to a fire ball. it was just 73 seconds after take off. >> darcel: and it was in 1986 that chuck collins was the man in charge of telling the media what nasa knew about the tragedy. he's retired and now lives in biltmore lake. >> larry: news 13's john le joins us. some are fresh

the united nations correspondent fornational public radio nbc news. she has written a book about the united nations and is an expert who has based her reporting on a deep understanding of how the united nations works, how it doesn't work. the program today, the idea for this program came from something -- a question david roosevelt asked to last year where he said "whatever happens to my parent'' united nations?" ae idea was that there was vision president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt had about how the world would respond. would try tod prevent a catastrophe like world war ii. president roosevelt did not live long enough to see it come to .ruition eleanor roosevelt did and was one of the united nation's first female representatives and wrote the first declaration of human rights. today, we look back that they had a vision. the united nations was created, and what happened to it. linda, i turn it over to you. >> thank you. first, i would like to welcome you and say it is an honor to be here on the 70th anniversary of the human i find it exciting you are

. >>> a new united nation report, 19 thousand civilians were killed in 2014, october 2015. report attributed to most of the violence in wash. i'm michelle marsh >> pretty much says it all. father has a shock of his life anthony is thankful his wife and young son, were out at the time. and parker had to take matters to his -- under his own hands and kill the tiger snake. the tiger snake is the most deadly behind the eastern brown. >> i would call someone to help me. >> snake? >> snow. >>nd an all the snow, poses quite the dilemma from area schools, as you imagine. some district schools on buses and others have a large number. and coming up at 5:00, angenette levy how the school leaders make the crucial decision. >>> larry davis will look into the question many are asking. why were the roads so bad with such a small amount of snow that >>> interesting developments in covington. this has to do with the race for mayor there. former state senator, joe meyer, filed the paperwork to challenge mayor karen. this is major issues that could change the issues of covington. at 5:00. >> looking forward to

the officers are nursing bruises and injuries that island in a new unit what is called "uncontrollable inmates." officials say the attack started with two teenaged inmates who were quickly joined by others in the unit. this attack happened just two months after the head of the corrections officers' union warned a new policy put in place by the mayor would be a recipe for disaster. union officials say this new policy puts officers in harm's way, they also say yesterday's attack proved that. >> until the mayor walks in the shoes of a new york city corrections officer that has his or her eye socket busted out he will have a difference of opinion. >> that man says he would like to see the inmates get a minimum of five to seven years attached to whatever sentence they are currently serving. in the last few years the city had to pay millions to rikers inmates who were brutally beaten by officers which is what led to the reform. >>> a state of emergency has been declared over a massive natural gas leak near los angeles. that leak has been spewing toxic fumes into neighborhoods governor jerry

to both unit and the third story roof deck will contain the next 1, 2, 3 floors will contain the new unit that is 36 hundred plus square feet is it so important to note of that 36 hundred plus square feet only 6 hundred and 50 feet is the third story additional space the rest is in the two distinct floors of massive building a lot of is where the garage is near the first story and becomes habitual the footprint is limited to 6 hundred that is 47 perishes of the lot and half of the second story it is setback considerable if into streets to differentie. - the on the east side of the building we setback the third floor another 15 feet from the property line this was done in in conjunction with working with that neighbor that owns the adjacent property he worked with throughout the design process she's providing a letter of support all to note regarding the neighborhood scale 20 off the houses are third story and 6 are second story long noah street the building directly north of that. >> thank you your time is up. >> speakers in support of project sponsor you have 3 minutes you're not on the

feel like it will come out of my chest sometimes. >> the cool care team will provide 6 homes with new units and expects to have all up and running by next month. >>> this is a school choice week in south carolina. more than 200 events are scheduled to celebrate the week. rallies, round table discussions, festivals and fairs. the week is to help promote educational options, public charter schools, magnet schools, online learning, private schools and home schooling. his state of the city address tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. on main street. a reception immediately following in the lobby. he was elected mayor in 2010. >>> south carolina is the 4th best state in the country for you to retire in according to a new analysis. the survey looked at 24 areas. cost of living, healthcare and entertainment. the state ranked in the middle for the cost of living but it did better in other areas. 8th in taxpayer ranking. south carolina was 4th for the number of family and general physicians. >> who doesn't want to retire here? >> i know. we have the beach, the mountains. do you want to move? he laughed at me. [ ta

no one was arrested. >> thank you suzanne. >>> new united states home prices continue to increase in november. for cities matched their high for home values and denver is one of them along with dallas, san francisco and portland. analysts say solid hiring growth, low mortgage rates and a shortage of housing or behind the increases. we have resources to help you on our website. >>> a second teenager has died after following - - falling into an ac pond. a third teenage boy did survive. that accident was near lessons high school. a witness saw someone struggling in the water. first responders rescued them half hour. his funeral was held in centennial. lance played for legend high school rugby period his . his coach and teammates were there to share their thoughts. >> he made a big impression on all of our lives and he will always be remembered and never forgotten. so he will forever be my brother. i am think of for the time that i have had with him. i just know that it if it is god's will, we will see him again. >> he was a sophomore at legend high. to go there are concerns that a divor

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along with a colleague, he established a new unit called the violence reduction unit and focused theirroblems he felt led directly to violent crime. his peers unsurprisingly were dubious, but as of 2014 scotland is at a 40-year low of violent crime. retired from the force, he advises law enforcement around the world. when in town, though, he likes to come here -- typical scottish fare, mother india -- for a lamb curry simmered in spicy tomato gravy served with traditional scottish naan bread. >> i know glasgow is a traditionally tough town. i've always seen it as a warm and welcoming place. it's always been one of my favorite places in this part of the world to visit. do you think the town's reputation is deserved or is this a -- >> nope. i mean in terms of labeling the violence, the facts are the facts. that's there. but statistically, if you don't live or come from glasgow, your chances of being a victim of a violent attack in glasgow is something like .000. >> i've never, ever, ever felt -- and i've done a fair amount of stupid behavior here, a fair amount of drinking, a fair amount

kenneth greg, cbs news, the united nations. mollie: military experts say one of the goals of their missile program is to develop a warhead capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. police in germany are investigating whether a string of sexual assaults and thefts at new year is linked to a known criminal network. the assaults in cologne last week have prompted outrage in germany and a fresh debate about immigration after police said the attackers appeared to be of arab or north african origin. police have identified more than 2,000 suspects of north african origin in connection with organized theft offenses since 2014. will twitter get rid of its 140-character limit? technology news service recode reports the social media giant is working on a product that would allow users to share twitter ceo jack dorsey took to -- suggest people might like having more characters. and check out this video out of australia where three anglers had a close call with a marlin while fishing this past new years day. you can see the fish nearly impaled

new units are 20% bigger than downtown trolleys, in service 10 years and went from carrying 800 riders a day to the current 8,000. a criticism you hear about advanced spending for rnc what is it really buying and rta played its hand well and the buses will be around 12 years long after the convention is gone and there's more. >> hopefully, replacing the 10-year-old trolleys soon. didn't have the money and because of the rnc and double >> that was more than a little problem. replacement would have cost rta $6 million. >> the state of ohio and the governor came through providing the funding for 12 trolleys. >> we welcome more and more visitors to town each year and the rta trolley service enhances the visitor experience. >> on a day like today, what would be a cold walk is a free warm ride and the opposite during the g.o.p. when the convention leaves, the old trolleys will be retired and proved a major engine for downtown development and 2 to 4,000 move in. >> tie it back to day to day are trolleys and expanded service. >> they run every 10 minutes and convention. paul orlousky, clevelan

in the newsroom, tiffany teaseley, fox 35 news. united airlines will offer refunds to travellers affected by the zika virus is a mosquito-borne illness linked to neurological birth disorreder that spread to 23 countries including mexico, brazil, houston, venezuela. united airline wills allow customers to reschedule the trips at no cost. and an influential government-appointed health panel has recommendations for doctors. they are now suggesting that pregnant and post partum women get screened for depression at the primary care level. that means during checkup time, they could be asked questions about the mental health. joining us to talk more about this is dr. deborah lorton from physician associates. good evening, doctor. let me ask you this, they mention questions for new moms and women who are pregnant. what sort of questions do you think will be asked during the screening? >> this is a new and exciting recommendation that the u.s. has put forth. including a subcategory of population with the screening and several things and are they feeling down and little interest in doing things, an

while a new unit isn't cheap, efficiency savings each month on your heating and cooling bills. and it can be a big asset if you're selling your house. the northern region of the country only has to adhere to the 13 seer. that region includes iowa. however, professionals recommend a higher seer ratio because that will save people from any kind of electrical hikes. you can find more helpful tips on angies list.com. president obama announced changes to background checks and other gun control measures. and law enforcement in eastern iowa is reacting to the proposed changes. stay with your 24 hour you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, "18:26:49 mr. donald trump come and see your neighbors, come and see your fellow the mother mosque in cedar rapids invites the republican front-runner to visit and meet its members. emergency meeting. the u-n security council has scheduled an emergency meeting after north korea says it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. and lending a hand. an eastern iowa couple go on -- what they call "adventures" -- to help those recovering from disasters. and here's a li

with isis, he has a history of of inflammatory ridings, some critical of the united states also pathetic to martyrdom, news conference to unite any ties to isis says he does not advocate violence referring to post on social media as entertainment entertainment but spoke to a student who said it might be best for him to resign so i asked him if he would resign. st if students are asking for your resignation, would you consider that? >> no sir, that's a question of speculation, and we are not going there. >> he's not charged with anything,r he he is a tenured anything toro remove him them from the classroom, dave nethers fox 8 news. >> there is a weather watch, the large winter storm could dump in several feet on parts of the east coast over the next today's . >> predicted to be the worst storm that we have seen since 2010ha. >> the national weather service says it could be one of the 10 worst blizzards on the east coast,s besides the snowfall, strong winds and dangerous flooding is possible from new york all the wayl,wi to north carolina, it looks like dc couldn't bear the brunt with as much as 2 feet snowf

new hampshire. kristi as well as case at are hoping for strong's numbers in the state the unit new hampshire >> in other news right now former police chief known for his facebook rant and a book about is called out for his act criminal activity in court. about that she subjected to stacy fry has more. >> this is the man who seemed you well respected and admired. but a treatment of his coworkers customers job in his reputation. before he was subdued doubles will charges she detailed the arrest that physical assault that she and durable he was chief unlawful restraint and unauthorized used of property. they sentence of former chief to probation and ordered him to pay untruths being spoken really tested my safe and woman said. you can never work and law enforcement again he also must he said accused of taking. some of anything accused that went missing while he was in office. we do have some light rain it's coming down at a pretty good clip south of akron it is bit and when love the temperatures drop. let's look at that eight-day through the weekend with more actually diminish a little bit. that's rain not