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weather paul hughes tells us how. " the city of norfolk has a new towing contract for non- accident situations. the city council voted unanimously last night to accept the low bid of d and l towing for the service, which has been provided for the past six years by gordy's towing. even as norfolk city crews work to scrape away compacted snow and ice from the streets, mother nature is preparing to send another winter storm our way. the forecast for the next two days calls for mixed winter precipitation and norfolk operations manager jim dooley deicers difficult, because it does no good to apply them if it is raining. dooley urges motorists to slow down when city streets are covered with ice and snow. a forum is planned thursday to discuss a bill in the state legislature that would provide tax breaks for those who give to non- profit scholarship- granting organizations. participants will weigh in on senator bob krist's opportunity scholarship bill. it's set for norfolk catholic's parish center thursday evening from at 5:30. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and

united airlines will offer non-stop service between richmond and denver. connections to other cities out west. non-stop service between richmond and denver starts in april 5th. (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednes

non-stop service between richmond and denver. it also allows for easier connections to other cities out west. non-stop service between starts april 5th. the season is over, and now its time to look to the future. the latest from redskins look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first the redskins turnaround year that suprised even their most ardent fans, came to an end last night, as aaron rogers patienctly outplayed washington to wrap up and now, it's look ahead to next season. i'm bruce rader, i'll say it again, when the redskins broke training camp up in richmond late in the summer, nobody expected them to win the nfc east and host a playoff game. well, they did. and boy was it fun. the parking lot was full hours before kickoff, the redskins jumped out to an 11 p

. >> phillipe :jones is a project coordinator with the inner-city non-profit mo magic. a group working with the san francisco police commission and office of citizen complaints. gathering in small groups, discussing the police department's use of force policy and how to improve it. thursday night -- the first of three meetings to be held through the end of the month. by february, commission president suzy loftus says all of the ideas collected will be used to draft a revised policy which will eventually be held to a vote and adopted. >> : there are pieces of the policy that should be around the sanctity of life, um, around emphasizing de-escalation. and, there are some different tactics that american police agencies are learning from places like england and scotland about how to tactically reposition when somebody has a knife and just really re-envision how they're using force. some of those concepts are going to be shared tonight and we'll see what the community thinks of them. >> phillipe :the next meeting will be held next tuesday at the bayview ymca and the public i

or - as city officials refer to them - "gender non-conforming commission on human rights has released guidance on gender identity. it warns employers, . . . landlords, . . . business owners . . .and even the general public they could face astronomical fines if they violate any of the commission's political correctness rules.if the commission deems your behavior is intentional then fines skyrocket to 250,000-dollars. there's more.there's no limit to the amount of compensatory damages the commission may force the offender to pay.it's not just for referring to a "him" as a "her". other violations include failing to allow transgenders to use whatever bathroom or locker room they choose. or for imposing office dress codes.

but only if the subject of the error is a transgender or as city officials refer to them gender non-conforming individuals. the new york city commission on human rights has released guidance on gender identity. it warns employers, landlords, business owners and even the general public they could face violate any of the commission's political correctness rules. the commission deems your behavior intentional then fines skyrocket to $150,000. that's more. there's no limit to the amount of compensatory damages the commission may force the offender to pay. it's not just referring to a him as a her. other violations include failing to allow transgenders to use whatever bathroom or locker room they choose or for improsing office dress codes and not providing health benefits that cover gender affirming care. whatever that is. each year more people leave this may help explain why. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. thi

city. saturday afternoon, all non- emergency vehicles were ordered off the roads in new york city and tunnels and bridges were shut down. >> it is very important that people clear the roads so sanitation can do its work and get this city back on its feet in the next day or two. >> reporter: the roads were also closed on long island. the new york governor helped the stranded motorists. >> between the snowfall and the wind, it is really a treacherous, treacherous situation. >> reporter: the more than two feet of snow took a heavy toll. three people who were shoveling in new york city died of apparent heart attacks. in mount vernon in west chester county, the workers cleared the top of a sports dome to prevent a collapse. >> reporter: all saturday matinee and evening performances here on broadway were canceled. the twins were supposed to see the show "school of rock" to celebrate their 18th birthdays. are you disappointed that it is canceled? >> yes. >> a couple of months. >> reporter: but other new yorkers relished the weather. lue lue got a chance to go sledding. >> she loves sled sog much, th

city council members. the mayor selected the police resource center, a non-profit based in new york city, to handle the changes. council members told the team that the city needs more officers on the streets with better training, better pay and they need to be more selective with hiring. >> how do we bring this department collectively into the 21st century. and i said to my citizens, i hope once you're work is complete and the d.o.j., that we're going to have the best police department in the country. that is what i am personally hoping for. >> i it's been more than a year since the department of justice investigation found cleveland police engaged in a pattern of excessive force. since then, the city agreed to major reforms. >>> newschannel 5 investigators highlighting problems in cleveland's division of waste. overtime costs totaling more than 274% of the original budget. public works director michael cox telling us he thinks the city has enough employees to handle the garbage route. and he said the reason for the inflated overtime costs is just too many trucks are breaking down. when that happens, employees

forecast and tonight, kentucky governor matt bevin is already shutting down all non-essential offices for tomorrow!the city of covington says that trash collection tomorrow is being moved up one hour... so make sure you get your trash out earlier. the timing of the snow is making it hard for schools to decide whether to close or dismiss early.9 on your side's t-j parker continues our coverage of the impending winter storm. "schools and businesses across the tri-state say they're concerned because the snow is expected to fall during an on both sides of the river say they're ready for the snow, tomorrow evening. superintenden t for newport independent schools says he and his team will get up early- and check the roads, themselves, to make a decision on whether to close schools.in cincinniati- cincinnati public school's superintendent, mary ronan, says they could close school before the first flake falls. their concern is making sure their kids don't get stuck on a bus on their way home. home. we are worried because we don't anticipate snow at the morning rush hour but we're nervous we'll get our youngsters t

hundred people in the roanoke community face homelessness each year....now two longtime non-profits in the star city are merging together to better serve those in need. bethany hall, a shelter for women and children is at max....and just down the road at trust house...its the same story. 15 of the men staying here are veterans. both organizations provide mental health and addiction rehabilitation services..addre ssing the problem at the root of the issue. the united way has helped fund both non- profits for years, and after a nod, the two have decided to combine services and budgets. 00:22:02:22 "it gives us a bang for the buck. it gives us the ability to recognize that when we are investing in two different operations that are doing not affecting the same population. when we combine those resources we are able to do more with that investment and we are able to ultimately reach more people." the program now known as arch - will still keep the two facilities working in their respective locations...but under one mission and one operating budget that now equals one point one million dollars. still ahea

an iowa city non-profit, dedicated to rehabilitating injured or sick raptors, has had a busy first month. the raptr advocacy rehabilitation and education group, or rare, formed in late november. the executive director says in volunteers helped 20 birds, most of them baptors. if demand keeps up, in a year'r' time the nononofit will likely help 150 to 180 birds at its donated space inside iowa city's gentle heart pet clinic. " we won't turn anything away. we will find a aay to get that bird care. whether it's with us or another qualified licensed facility and rehabers. we'll never turn anything away. " most of the animals that can saved will be released into the wild. others will be sent to nature centers for education. rare was formed to fill a void after the macbride raptor project ended its bird rehab program in august. puppies from the south are looking for homes here in eastern iowa. the humane society in duduque received a couplplof dozen dogs from animal shelters in other states. the puppies will help the humane society better care for older dogs. that's because the higher adoption

. >>> new york city's travel ban barring non-emergency vehicles has been lifted as millions wake up to the largest snowstorm in the city's history. i want to bring in adam reese who's live at times square. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we're about to see this community come back to life as the travel ban ends. first we'll see cars back on the road, then trains and buses. but the airports not so much. hundreds of delays and cancellations after the fast and furious storm here. had that's a tenth of an inch away from the record. kennedy airport saw 35 inches. as that travel ban was in effect, stores and restaurants were closed. people just enjoying themselves walking through telestreets. i saw one whom who came from d.c. tell me your name. >> amy. >> reporter: what did you make of the travel ban? the opportunity to be here in new york city, once in a lifetime to -- >> i thought it was the coolest thing a ever. people were making snowmen and having snowball fights in times square. i lived here for eight years before this and never had that opportunity. >> reporter: now, y

. >>> new at 6:00, the hacker group an non motion is threatening the city of sacramento. >> the cityof sacramento. we are the resistance. >> a video purportedly from anonymous credit sized sacramento for its recent crackdown on homeless protesters. some of the homeless remain in spite of police warning them that they need to move. >> you're mentally prosecuting those individuals for something as innocent as sleeping when they have no safe, legal place to go, violates their constitutional rights. >> i think it's awesome. i think it's great that we have anonymous, an organization who is out for humanity. >> anonymous is threatening to use what it called its formidable talent on sacramento. the city says the threat is being investigated. >>> new at 6:00 a call for change in san francisco following a deadly police shooting one month ago. community members are demanding sweeping reforms to police policies following the death of mario woods. ktvu's tara moriarty spoke with mayor ed leigh about how he planners to repair the serious divide between the police and the community. >> reporter: t

as a company initiative city barbeque allows any non- profit to host fundraisers at their locations with 25 percent of sales brought in going directly back to their cause. in 2015, city barbeque donated over $300,000 to local organizations. new media content: city barbeque facebook page: https: city barbeque twitter account: https: city barbeque instagram account: http: about city barbeque? city barbeque is a casual, come as you award-winning on-site at each location to competition-quality standards, hand- crafted by certified barbeque don't stop there. the delicious, scratch-made side dishes get just as much love and attention as the meats, bringing the highest level of taste, flavor and quality to every meal. the team is passionate about real barbeque and staying true to their roots when it comes to authentic food and service. this business back when all the cooking originated in a driveway. when you're visiting a city barbeque joint, they'll make you feel like you're a guest in their welcoming you with utmost backyard hospitality- the goal being you're happier when you walk out the do

the explosion rocked and area of the city popular with tourists. [ non-english language ] >> reporterrkey's president condemned the attack and said a 28-year-old syrian man is responsible. the bomber blew himself up in a crowded park near the historic blue mosque. authorities say most of the victims were part of a german tourist group. german chancellor angela merkel says international terrorism is showing its face again. islamic militants were blamed for attacks last year. last year the u.s.-led the fight against isis in syria and iraq. tina kraus, cbs news. >> turkey has more than 2 million syrian refugees and migrant from syria and other countries. >>> new details in the case of an american woman found dead in her apartment in florence italy. reporter allen pizzey on the puzzle that grows more mysterious by the day. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: in a reminder that this is as much a tragedy as a murder mystery, ashley olsen's father walter laid a floral tribute outside the front door of the building she lived in. the apartment where her body was found has been sealed by police. accord

city. our opinion soon changes as we step away. inhabitants, many are muslims. there are many places of worship. only toest is open not the worshipers but to the non-worshiper as well. all must remove shoes before entering. ♪ damascus is a hot and dry city. they many vendors of cool sweet water do a thriving business. they clap their little glass bowls to make their presence known. grill, tidbitsr are served. perhaps not sanitary, but no doubt to the damascus, and the lish's. appearance of the people, they have little demand. syrian oranges are delicious and inexpensive. weight.ld by a dozen large ones cost only a few pennies. headdresses, which remind us of biblical characters. a new rug from persia. and, here is a novel way to display a rug. an auctioneer caring and over his shoulders solicits bids as he walks about. damascus is at the end of the from persia and mesopotamia. during the day, many camel trains ride through the city and walk over the winding streets. as our streets are covered by high arched mental roofs. the name of this one is familiar to all of us, the biblical street. outdoorat a small strange manner in which bread is baked int

dc's mayor says the city is working non-stop though to keep everyone as safe as possible, help them out. >>> we see this as a major storm. it has life and death implications and all the residents of the district of columbia should treat it that way. we want people to hunker down, the roads. >> anchor: a record breaking storm dropped 2028 inches of snow on washington but that was back in 1922. that record. in our newsroom, adam william, 7 news . >> anchor: thank you, adam. of course this weather is causing a lot of travel woes. airlines canceling flights up and down the east coast. that has last a whole lot of people's weekend plans up in the air. there will be no planes in or out of philadelphia's airport at all on saturday. jonathan hall joins us now live from logan airport where passengers are even scrambling there. jonathan? >>> yeah, nearly 3,000 u.s. flights have been canceled coast site flight aware. that includes 117 flights coming in and out of logan. a welcome sight in january, logan airport free and clear as the big jets come and go . >>> i was worried, but it was fine. no pro

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down from its first ever flight from jfk airport in new york city to daytona beach international airport. the airline will now make one daily non-stop flight between the two cities. it is described as a wild shootout. summer: witnesses describe the scene. >> you can feel the vibrations of them shooting back. summer: how it all came to an end several hours later. meredith: we are looking into the death of a law enforcement dog. summer: recommended changes to your diet, what you should work to cut out. tony: we have some sunshine in orlando, but back toward the we will talk mo an angry military veteran night in a while shootout. it lasted well into the morning. summer: the apartment complex where it happened is riddled with bullets. every window of the away. apartment complex. >> we are not talking pistols or anything like have the artillery. -- heavy artillery. cars , walls, windows with bullets that police say it will be more than 24 hours to process this. michael taylor started throwing pots and pans out of his apartment, then started shooting at police. >> coming out, he was given multiple opportunities to >> be gunfire went

the airline just launched a daily non-stop service between the two cities. a jetblue leader we spoke with said the customers made the decision to add daytona to their list an easy one. >> we saw a level of enthusiasm to support jetblue service that we don't see in a lot of communities that helped us to take some of the risk that comes in with a new market. >> jetblue says it's going to start with just one flight each day. but if the trips are popular, it could increase. the airline says it could also add flights from daytona to cities like boston as well. >> the newest attraction at seaworld is starting to change the skyline. >> it sure is. the project just reached new heights today. construction crews say they just installed the tallest point of the track for the shark-themed mako ride. seaworld announced last year this will be the longest, tallest and fastest coaster in central florida. you can experience it all for yourself starting sometime next year. i'll let you go first. >> that's why i sit behind a desk because there's no way i could function at that

city council announced he will resign. he plans to become the president of the non-profit global cleveland organization. his resignation will be affective in march and his fellow city council members will appoint a replacement to finish his council term. >>> and to democracy 2016. ohio's governor will hold several events in new hampshire and this is as the republican party is endorsing the governor in his run for the white house. and it was march 15th, the first so-called winner-take-all state. whoever wins ohio's primary gets all of ohio's delegates. >>> in the meantime, front runners are making news. bill clinton will be in independence tomorrow for a fund raiser with his wife and donald trump is headed to south stirring the pot in vermont. >> thank you. >> protestors interrupted, drowned out and screamed at donald trump during his appearance in burlington. his supporters cheered as he booted the protestors. many of his critics turned out to be supporters of the democratic candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders. in the meantime, fellow republican chris christie is under fire after his supporter,

non-profit agencies came together in sioux city tuesday to share information about programs they provide. it was part of the agency summit hosted by iowa state university extension and outreach as well as the community action agency. nearly 90 people from 29 agencies met to increase awareness of the services available in the area. each of the groups gave a ten minute "they'll have all the contact information from all the presenters," said "so and they'll have a little book theycarry back with them and then they can come and gather information out here, hand outs and things like that." other goals of the summit include increasing partnerships and serving the public good. just under three hours are left before ticket sales cut-off for tonight's powerball drawing. it's estimated to be a 1.5 billion dollar jackpot. the largest ever in u.s. history. ktiv's sam curtiss is live in sioux city. catching up with people trying their hand at what they h he is some last minute luck, sam? nonone has won the powerball since november fourth. in iowa alone, more than 28 million dollars have to compare, i

non-profits. it provides city council housing on-site bmr, all good stuff. and i'm troubled by the allotment of the 5' and i would love to hear the process -- it looks apparent to me it one time recommended keeping the floor off to keep the project within the intent of the code. can you talk to me about the journey about the recommendation? >> as part of the eastern neighborhoods plan we introduced or the commission and the board introduced the kind of 5' bumps within the code. for example, previously within this area, we only had like an 80' height limit and eastern neighborhoods included an 85' limit that would accommodate ground floor uses particularly non-residential ground floor uses. under the code ground floor uses have to have a 14' floor-to-ceiling floor to floor height and the developer meets the intents of the code with providing floor-to-ceiling height for the commercial space at the ground floor-level. what it lent itself to for the remainder of the project is that by accommodating -- by providing for had a smaller floor plate, basically a small

city council. he will be a president of global cleveland, a non-profit agency bringing people from around the world and live -- to live and work in cleveland. the city council will appoint a candidate for his replacement in march. >>> and i am nick foley in akron. two people are dead after two the police are investigating both of the murders and they tell us that these incidents happen with large crowds looking on and we begin at the zodiac club. the large crowd was on hand and that a fight broke out. a man was struck and killed in the melee and beaten to death. a man in his 60s turned himself into police and in relation to that incident. the other taking place at the heidi ho lounge in vernon-odom. a man was shot and killed inside the bar on what is called bike night. he walked up to the victim and fired several times. the man was struck in the torso and the shooter walked out. police will review video with relation to both of the incidents and no names if either victim was released at this point. nick foley for newschannel 5 and thank you for keeping us updated. >>> and details on a massive worke

or - as city officials refer to them - "gender non-conforming commission on human rights has released guidance on gender identity. it warns employers, . . . landlords, . . . business owners . . .and even the general public they could face astronomical fines if they violate any of the commission's political correctness rules.if the commission deems your behavior is intentional then fines skyrocket to 250,000-dollars. there's more.there's no limit to the amount of compensatory damages the commission may force the offender to pay.it's not just for referring to a "him" as a "her". other violations include failing to allow transgenders to use whatever bathroom or locker room they choose. or for imposing office dress codes. and not providing health benefits that cover gender- affirming care - whatever that is.each year, more people leave new york than move into the state. this . . . may help explain why.to comment, go to behind the headlines dot net. 3 a new reason to exercise and a national task force offers its final recommendations on breast cancer screening. kenneth craig takes a look b

city is shut down. tonight the mayor is calling it correspondent wendy gilete has that story. >> took pity on this driver. saturday afternoon all non-emergency vehicles were ordered off the road in new york city and tunnels and bridges were shut down. >> it's very important that people can clear the roads so sanitation can do its work and get the city back to normal. >> it was also closed on long island. governor andrew cuomo helped a stranded motorist. >> between the snowfall and the wind it's a bad bad situation. >> three people who were shoveling in new york city died of heart attacks and in westchester county, they cleared the stone to prevent a collapse. >> all saturday matinee and evening performances here on broadway were cancelled. >> twins were sold to see the celebrate their 18th birthdays. >> are you disappointed it's cancelled cancelled? >> yes. >> how long have you planned it? >> a couple of months actually. >> lulu got to go sledding. >> she loved it so much that she will knock other kids down off the hill. >> it's a storm for all ages and the travel ban will be lifted sunday morning as life without a blanket resumes.

non-traditional candidate. >> reporter: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg informally announced his first steps toward an independent bid for the presidency, hiring a consultant on ballot access and his willingness to spend $1 billion. >> bloomberg comes in -- which i would love. >> as of now, he's a private citizen who owns a big company. >> what he said is if he disnt didn't get the nomination, he might consider t. so i will relieve him of that and get the nomination. the american people do not want our nation to move toward an ollie garky with billionaires controlling the politics. makes donald trump look impoverished. bloomberg improved the city's economy. he is an an architect of a failed assault on sugary drinks. >> you don't want to sell bloomberg short because if he gets into the race and meet the threshold needed, you can see a dramatically different election than we are looking at now. >> reporter: edrollins, who ran ross perot's campaign disagrees. >> i think this is about a different environment and it's like, who will throw hand grenades, who will go shake the system up. mike bloomberg do

correspondent wendy gillette reports from new york city. 3 pedestrians take a pity on a driver who defied the travel babain new york city.saturday afternoon all non-emergency vehicles were ordered off the down. (mayor bill de blasio/new york city) "it's very important that people clear the roads so sanitation can do its work and get this city back on its feet in the next day or two."nats driving roads were also closed on long island. on the cross island parkway, new york governor andrew cuomo helped a stranded motorist.(gov. andrew cuomo/d-ny) "between the snowfall and the wind, it is really a treacherous, treacherous situation."the more than two feet of snow took a heavy toll- three people who were shoveling in new york city died of apparent heart attacks.in mount vernon in westchester county.workers cleared the top of a sports dome, to prevent a collapse. (wendydy gigiette/new york) "even the great white way is dark! all saturday matinee and evening performances on broadway were cancelled."twins emily and kayla gilligan were supposed to see the show "school of rock" to celebrate their 18th birthdays.(emily and kayla gilligan/visiting from long

outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 cheryl molinet -- organizer 52:27 homelessness is in every city in every state. homeless is non predjudiiced itll impact anyone at any time if the circumstances are right for those individuals. this morning there )s an event volunteers met. there will be to help the homeless. in virginia beach for being involved in a robbery in a mcdonalds parking lot. marcus turner, have all been charged for the robbery. police tell us the three men were at this mcdonalds on bonney road tuesday night to buy a cellphone from the victim. they say the men go into an argument and the victim was punched in the head -- knocking him to the ground. they took his phone -- but the victim stopped the attack by firing his gun. no one was injured by the gunshot -- but the three suspects got away. an arrest in the death of a tabb high school graduate -- attacked with a machete. jessica colker was killed while on vacation in the caribbean. grenada police say they have now arrested 27-year-old david martin benjamin for her murder. colker graduated from tabb high school in 19-94. she moved to atlanta and worked

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they say this can happen to anyone. 52:27 homelessness is in every city in every state. homeless is non preduxiced itll impact anyone at any time if the circumstnaces are right for those indivdulads. next -- the crews went out and looked for the homeless by cars. police are with them. we followed them tonight. a lot of homeless people use stay in places like overpasses, store parking lots and the woods. the homeless in virginia beach -- so they can develop ways to help end homelessness. in some cases unfortunately -- children are the ones found by these crews on the streets. 54:45 if you can imagine going to school and not having a place to shower and youre living in hotel room day by day its embarrassing. tomorrow -- the homeless people who work with the crews out here tonight will have the chance to go to a local church for services and medical screenings to help them end their homelessness. live in vb, brendan ponton newschannel3. three school employees -- three different arrests -- all sexually charged. tonight -- newschannel 3 s allison mechanic is looking into each of these recent

the battle over the solar industry has been non-stop recently, and this morning... las vegas city leaders are jumping in. mayor pro tem steven ross is scheduled to make an announcement at 9-30 at city hall. he'll be talking about restoring and growing solar projects in the city. last week, the public utilities commission voted to approve the many say will kill the industry in our state. social media panic! twitter is back up again...but overnight it was down all over the world. the site apparently suffered a total outage. users attempting to access the site initially got messages warning the network was "over capacity" or was suffering from an "internal error." according to the british newspaper "the guardian," the company confirmed the outage from a support account at twitter, but so far users have been unable to see the tweet. up next... the affluenza teen accused of violating his probation is a now. and people in his home state of texas want him treated that way...we'll explain. also ahead...an upsetting 24 hours for people in mountain's edge. not one but two cars stolen. is th

businesses today ten people have been arrested and they're accused of operating the non normal business hours and violating the city's law meant to crack down on prostitution. now a member of the city's planning commission who helped initiate the law says some businesses were open until the morning brenda harper is putting the finishing touches on her bakery holy rollers preparing for its grand opening which is right next door to a business that was blasted on friday for operating illegally and they are starting here that this is a nice a very nice shopping center. this massage parlor off a battlefield blvd in chesapeake is one of six that federal agents and police have shut down. police say the businesses were operating without proper permits doing a little for the massaging their customers he was a paper on the roof the chesapeake planning commission held golan place to crack down on these businesses. i'm told to make sure prostitution and trafficking. when i happening behind these doors we decided to bring forward some regulations in the planning commission from a zoning perspective to give the council some tools

his pending trip to sioux city means good news for a local non- profit group. 3 "support siouxland soldiers" announced this evening at his event at the orpheum theatre sunday evening... trump will present the group with a portion of the proceeds from his fundraiser for veterans' groups held last night at drake university in des moines. trump says the event he held instead of attending the fox news debate raised 6 million dollars.there's no word on how *much* of that will be given to "support siouxland soldiers". 3 3 3 we're taking a look over arnolds park tonight on our great lakes counter tops and kitchens sky watch camera. 3 the university of okoboji winter games are in full swing this weekend. meteorologist kayla novak has more on what 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist kayla novak." 3 3 kayla and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 tonight temperatures will cool into the upper 20s. throughout the day saturday clouds will be increasing with temperatures into the 40s, allowing for more snow and ice to melt. however, saturday eveninthere is a slight chance

kcrg-tv9's brea love reports on how those non-flushable items are causing problems for the city. over the past two years north liberty officials say more and more wipes are clogging the sewers. brent smith is dealing with that first hand. he was on his way from work when his wife called about a small amount of water in the basement. by the time he got home it became a big problem. "the sewage was already just boiling up through the drain in our utility room."." smith's b bkflow preventer, a piece of equipment installed in homes to prevent these sewer friends and neighbors came to help flush the water, wpile the city rushed over to investigate. the city opened the sewer main and found the problem. "as soon as it broke loose the plug a lot of white tissue type paper and wipes came through the line." "they actually float and don't have a chance to break down, they catch on things." to demonstrate how items break down, we took two bowls of water. we placed toilet paper in one, and a wipe in the other. then let them sit for two minutes. as you can see the toilet paper falls apart inst

city. saturday afternoon, all non-emergency vehicles were ordered off the roads in new york city, and tunnelsnd bridges were shutdown. >> it is very important that people clear the roads, so sanitation can do it work, and get this city back on it feet over the next day or two. >> roads were also closed on long island. on the cross island parkway, new york governor andrew cuomo helped the stranded motorist. >> between the snowfall, and the wind, it is really a treacherous, treacherous situation. >> the more than 2 feet of snow took a heavy toll. three people shoveling in new york city died of apparent heart attacks. in mount vernon, west chester county, workers cleared the top of a fourth dome to prevent a clams. even the great white way is dark. all saturday, matinee and evening performances here on broadway were canceled. twins emily and kayla gilligan were supposed to see the show school of rock to celebrate their 18th birthdays. >> are you disappointed it is cans snelled. >> yes, yes. >> how long have you planned it? >> couple of month probably. >> but other new yorkers relish the weather.

more north to lynn and a task force to help revitalize that city on >> alberto: the massachusetts law institute is one of the nation's leading non-profit statewide poverty and law centers. the governor announced a task force to help revitalize the city of lynn. our next guest is involved, georgia katsoulomitis is a that i tiff of lynn and the executive corrector of the reform institute and part of a team of partners led by the city of lynn strategy to benefit all residents. we are here to talk about the current state of lynn and she hopes it will help low income communities rather than displace them. a big part of it, right? >> it is a big part of it. what we have seen is when a community redevelops, an urban community, it displaces low income residents and communities of color and we want to make sure when lynn does a redevelopment, which is very exciting, particularly the water front redevelopment, we want to make sure that low income people share in the future prosperity of the city. it is all about equitable development and fairness. >> alberto: that is why you guys are at the table with the city of lynn. >> absolutely. >> a

city be a part of >> thank you. dona love utis here if there are questions. i did distribute a non substantive amendment to clarify one of the exempts which has to do with smaller events and it makes it clear where multiple people are involved in the broadcast work and after public comment i will move that. i suggest we open public comment >> anybody wish to speak on item 2? >> good morning budget and finance. [singing]. hit it with your best shot, why don't you hit it with your best city shot, budget and finance fire away. and i can see budget clearly now the rain has gone. i can see all budget obstacles in my way. gone all the dark clouds that has be blind, it's gonna be a bright, bright sun city day. >> thank you very much. anyone else wish to comment on item 2? seeing none public comment is closed. thank you supervisor wiener for bringing this forward and would like to be a cosponsor on this item >> thank you mr. chairman, i appreciate the cosponsorship. first i move we adopt the amendment i distributed and described >> second >> motion by supervisor wiener and second by superv

outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 cheryl molinet -- organizer 52:27 homelessness is in every city in every state. homeless is non predjudiiced itll impact anyone at any time if the circumstances are right for those individuals. this morning there )s an event for the people the staffers and volunteers met. there will be medical screenings and resources to help the homeless. in virginia beach police have arrested three men for being involved in a robbery in a mcdonalds parking lot. marcus turner, darren mccoy, and donte salley have all been charged for the robbery. police tell us the three men were at this mcdonalds on bonney road tuesday night to buy a cellphone from the victim. they say the men go into an argument and the victim was punched in the head -- knocking him to the ground. they took his phone -- but the victim his gun. no one was injured by the gunshot -- but the three suspects got away. an arrest in the death of a tabb high school graduate -- attacked with a machete. jessica colker was killed while on vacation in the caribbean. grenada police say they have now arrested 27-year-old david martin benjami

his pending trip to sioux city means good news for a local non- profit group. 3 "support siouxland soldiers" announced this evening at his event at the orpheum theatre present the group with a portion of the proceeds from his fundraiser for veterans' groups held last night at drake university in des moines. trump says the event he held instead of attending the fox news debate raised 6 million dollars.there's no word on how *much* of that will be given to "support siouxland soldiers". 3 3 it's game night and that means we bring you the best basketball games from around siouxland! 3 3 starting with sergeant bluff time rivalry game! okoboji 3 girls go for 18 and oh! sticicic3 3 3 sergeant bluff luton has won four games in a rown heading into their matchup with east tonight. east has only lost three games total. sbl came into this year with much bigger aspirations than this 8-6 record. but a win over the black raiders could propel this veteran team down the stretch.east has had a great season so far with a 12 and 3 record. both teams wear orange red for heart health awareness. 1) start the seco

. >>> mayor deblasio will sign into law the parental policy giving about 20,000 non-union city employees up to six weeks paid leave. new mothers and fathers including those who adopt or bring in a foster child will be eligible. >>> u.s. stock futures way down this morning after more huge losses for the asian markets overnight, trading was stopped at shanghai stock market but only after it had already shed 7% of its value. this is the second time in a week the trading has been halted. no one had all of the winning numbers for last nights $524 saturdays jackpot will be an estimated $675 million, the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. >>> back to alex now for that breaking news on the gowanus. alex? >> chris thank you. if traveling through the area this long line of red is contributed from a serious accident blocking all of the lanes on the outbound side of the gowanus expressway just after the split with the belt merge at 66th street. inbound rubber necking delays now stretch back across the bridge. alternate side is in effect city wide and be safe don't text and drive. john back to

school's principal.the students received a plaque and one hundred dollars to donate to a non profit of their choice. kansas city mayor sly james came in town for the ceremony - and has this advice for students. "there's only one bit of advice that i have for any student and that is never allow yourself to be underestimated and never allow yourself to fall behind because you're not working hard. so stay on top of your game and insist on getting the best out of your selves so that you can be happy. " "mayors of philadelphia and atlanta also attended today's event. a local artist is memorializing the civil rights leader through his talents.fox 28 news reporter stephanie johnson spoke with the cedar rapids native iowa. sot: 02;19;25 i know words like fundamentalists or radical have negative connotations in today's world but he was fundamentally committed to love and fundamentally committed to non violence-- this entire week, the university of iowa will celebrate martin luther king junior's legacy. sam watkins is the artist behind these posters.sot: 02;17;42 my boss erin fitzgerald who's the creative coordinator her

city. the federal emergency management agency, fema, will coordinate disaster relief efforts. >>> big steps forward for one camden nonrofit. it's a dance drill team that mentors young people in the city and it's finally getting its own home. but before the camden sophisticated sisters can move in, members are rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty on his mld weekend of service all in an evident to turn this dilapidated space in a revitalized performing arts center and jennifer joyce takes closer look at the project that will benefit the entire camden community. >> we're calling it help clean the dream. >> reporter: 200 volunteers with muscle and heart showed up seventh and florence streets in the city of camden to clean up and revitalize this dilapidated property. once it's fully restore the non-profit organization camden sophisticated sisters will be able to call this their first ever home. >> this dream has turned to reality. >> reporter: to you wanda jones is the founder of cfs it's a 30-year-old dance drill team that mentors young men and women in the city of cam. >> they have to maintain a c aver

the battle over the solar industry has been non-stop recently, and this morning... las vegas city leaders are jumping in. mayor pro tem steven ross is scheduled to make an hall. he'll be talking about restoring and growing solar projects in the city. last week, the public utilities commission voted to approve the new solar rate changes, that many say will kill the industry in our state. time now is x:xx --- a community says homeless people have taken over their neighborhood. 11:24:13:00 it was a really nice neighborhood, really nice but over the years it just went police activity now they say they're living in fear, and ready to move... and they fear, and ready to move... and they want metro to do something about it. greg adlibs weather forecast tease matt damon movie crash at oakey and eastern. ahead today... the man charged with driving most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, driv

city officials say dial 311 with non-snow emergencies to keep the actual emergency lines open. i'm hearing it takes about at least 20 minutes to get to an operator be patient. the center is open until midnight. >>> two days after the blizzard of 2016, crews are still working around the clock clearing all that snow from city streets some of that snow ending up here sky fox over broad and washington in south philadelphia. crews are piling the snow up there and they will letter dump it into melting machines. work is not over yet. a lot of cities on the smaller side streets still covered in snow. fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live in northern liberties tonight. bruce, the city telling people who have not yet seen a plow to be patient but i'm sure patience is in short night right about now. >> reporter: for many many years in the city of philadelphia folks who lived on side streets had no expectation whatsoever that a plow would come anywhere near their street after a big storm. but that changed during the street administration. now the city has the equipment and the ability to hit

some eastern iowa non- profits are getting thousands of encourage people to give back. city cam this morning. a much warmer start to your day today than yesterday. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... you need to get out and enjoy today. seriously. we'll have upper 30s in our northern areas, with lower and middle 40s the farther south you go. tonight, a cold front approaches with limited moisture, but may be able to squeeze out some light, scattered rain or snow. none of this should cause an issue. some scattered flurries are possible tomorrow as colder air starts to make inroads into the region with slowly falling temperatures. on saturday, temperatures will continue to fall with a powerful second surge of arctic air. this will likely generate some snow in the area on saturday night with increasing wind and dropping temperatures. dangerous with -25 to -35 chills common....some areas in northern iowa may experience wind chills around -40. this is dangerous for both humans and animals/pets, and you need to ensure you have adequate shelter in

the back row it off the block house just like that if you need information there are non emergency lines for each city here in hampton roads that will free up nine one lines for people who need it later today in virginia beach volunteers and nonprofit organizations will canvass the city to find people who are homeless and count the city officials use that data to create strategies to determines how much federal funding the city gets for emergency housing and shelters throughout the year the count will be happening today and tomorrow if you'd like to volunteer. we have more information or website thirteen years now. com and in norfolk a neighbor paul frame is getting state recognition for his efforts to end veteran homelessness frame was the first beer in virginia to sign a challenge and that homelessness according to the city homeless veterans can find housing solution on average within fifteen days of being connected to this program well it's a case of road rage that was caught on camera because to strangers at a busy intersection beating eachother up. you see right there. surprising using sticks cat