besigye and two party officials were taken away. that's what prompted protests. the electoral commission's tally center say the incumbent is in the lead. >> you can tally your results [ inaudible ] electoral commission, nobody could dispute that. but you cannot make a pronouncement, because that is illegal, illegal. >> reporter: but here in any capitol, opposition supporters don't have confidence in the official results, so it took tear gas and gunfire to clear the streets. some were detained. the city is restless and tense. there are still groups of people hanging around on some of the street corners. what happens with the respected vote count will dictate what happens next. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the disputes weren't just in the capitol. angry opposition supporters were dispersed by police. people who didn't vote thursday because of delays and unrest, had a chance to vote friday in several polling stations across the country. but before final counts are even announced, it appears that many may not accept the official results. malcolm webb, al jazeera. >>> at

state health officials here reacted to the asbestos news in much the same way officials in water supply---they ignored it, stifled the evidence, then attacked the credibility of the scientists who found it. internal emails obtained by the i-team reveal that, contrary to their public statements, nevada health officials tried to stop the publication of the asbestos data because they disagreed with the findings. they also plotted to attack the credibility of the scientists and launched a p.r. dr. rod metcalf: 2805 ish it's easy to get upset at a personal attack on us, question our integrity or competence but what really upset me is they didn't question their own knowledge. brenda buck: 2925ish that's what's so heartbreaking to me. the emails suggest they are so focused on attacking us, instead of getting to the bottom of the question-are people getting sick. how much asbestos are people being exposed to? one reason state health officials have been is that it takes years, even decades, for asbestos disease to develop. the true costs are not immediately obvious. it's the same story for lead.

officials say they pose a threat domestically and internationally. but critics say moves by beijing to combat what it calls terrorism could put further restrictions on the media, and more pressure on minority groups. >> the colors of the french flag appeared over the skyline of shanghai last november. it was a sign of solidarity following the paris terror attacks, something chinese leaders say they understand all too well. >> translator: china is also a victim of terrorism and is an important partner in the global fight against terrorism. >> the government's anti-terror campaign is widely covered by state-run media. the day after the paris attacks, security officials released photos they say show the crackdown on terrorists. in the uyghur autonomous region. state-run tv followed up with a report of an attack on a coal mine in the region. the report claimed the attack killed 16 people, including police officers. and it said police hunted down and killed 28 terrorists responsible for the attack. the incident was in september. nearly two months before t

official is urging china to exert influence over north korea. it has a unique role in dealing with kim jong-un. >> we would like to see them exert that leadership and bring to bear that influence on the north and to alter the behavior of they very unpredictable young man. >> last month, kim approved the country's fourth nuclear test. >>> u.s. officials are trying to drum up support for the plan at the u.n. security council, but chinese officials have been cautious about harsh penalties. kirby also suggested further measures if north korea goes ahead with its launch in the coming days. >>> south korea may have reached a settlement with japan on the comfort women issue, but it still seeking the support of the women themselves. the country countries they are meeting with the women to persuade them to accept the deal. ministry officials met with 20 of the women and their families. 16 of them responded positively about the deal. they added some of the women thanked the government for making efforts to resolve the issue while they're alive. some suppo

look at the official in front of the ohio state bench. that's this official, right here. syracuse i think he's putting his hands up to stay time-out. >> kevin: and so is the fastball on the other side; absolutely, not signalling a three. >> dan: the mechanics of the situation are, the official looking at it, if it's a 3-point attempt, puts three fingers of one hand up in the air and holds the three fingers up and then when the ball goes in the basket, he puts both up. >> we can go to video replay to see that and after looking at the video replay, a two point shot. is >> dan: they looked at the replay and decided it was a two. they never signalled 3. >> kevin: the hawkeyes by 1. gesell under 2 to go. uthoff has the ball. bates-diop and now lyle on gesell. >> dan: big, big possession right leer. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. good spin move by short on the off hand shot which has

health officials did not identify the patient or where they live but officials did say the person recently traveled to a country where the virus is extremely active. researchers are studying a link between zika virus and serious birth defects. >>> i don't think we need to be worried about what's going on here in north carolina at all. i think that the concern is what's happening in south and central america, the caribbean. >>> brazil has been hit the hardest with the zika virus, states in the u.s. have reported the virus the cdc says the most common symptoms are fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes that can last for several days. the most serious risk is the virus is possible link to birth defects. women who are pregnant or who plan to get pregnant are being warned to just stay out of high risk countries but the virus can also cause poral pour paralysis in adults caused by a certain kind of mosquito, how many of thosebitten actually get zika, it is estimated that 80% of people who do never know they have it. if you have questions about the zika virus click on wsoctv.com. we have several st

government officials seem to be carefully assessing these benefits. as well as the cost and the risks. including a position from the country's neighbors. nhk world, bangkok. >>> people in tokyo are seeing sunny blue skies this morning, and it's warming up out there. meteorologist robert speta joins us with the weekend weather forecast. >> yes, we are going to be looking at definitely some improving conditions across most of japan. we have an area of low pressure, developing here over towards eastern areas of china. you have to remember where the storm systems develop from, because the source region is really kind of key here. that's going to be pulling in one warm air out of taiwan, and that means temperatures on the rise. but this does come at a cost, though. if you don't like the rain, it is bringing it with it. actually we have widespread rain fall across parts of okinawa already. that's going to continue to shift off toward the northeast, bringing the showers first by friday night into saturday morning across parts of shikoko, and even saturday af

we're asking officials what forced them to lock down the school. we'll update you when we learn new information. >>> the gunmen who killed two people in a crowded nightclub are on the lose. police say the accident was they don't tell random, but -- was not random. we spoke to a man who was at the club. he described it lake a terrorist attack. we'll have that at 5:00. >>> we're waiting for the department of education to release grades. some officials say it doesn't matter. the grades are meant to determine individual progress. teacher performance. but the standards have been questioned because of technical issues. orange county public school officials don't think the grades mean much. they sent out a tweet that said for school districts. we received simulated grades last month but still waiting on final results. >>> the orange county property appraiser sent money on things lake meals, travel and what he called outreach. >> the controller launched the audit by a series of reports which raise questions about spending in that office. darlene jones has

agency officials say eruptions happened just before 7:00 local time. a nearby observatory said smoke is rising over two kilometers into the sky. the officials have also raised the alert level that means people should stay clear of the volca volcano. >> translator: we raised the alert level to three because large volcanic rocks were thrown 1300 to 1800 meters away from the crater. the volcanic eruption could intensify further. >> the officials are warping people within two kilometers to watch out for falling rocks and ash streams. in august, earthquakes below the volcano led to a partial evacuation advisory and the last major eruption was in mid-september. between january and september of last year, it erupted more than 700 times. >> authorities in hong kong are eager to see a group of people being held in mainland china and asked people to set up a meeting with five people associated with a bookstore. the chief executive said the government will deal with their cases. they are connected to a bookstore that carries titles critical of the government. the

so far, state health officials say there are 11 cases in all. with one confirmed in mecklenburg county. two confirmed in iredale county and eight more cases considered probable. >> mumps, i guess the good news is, it's generally not that se vair of an infection. it's an unpleasant illness and there are some complications. >> the mumps caused by a virus include symptoms almost like the flu, fever, chills, headache, and body aches. >> and the characteristics swelling of the salivary glands, which is located in this area, you know, you see the swelling there. >> according to the cdc, the incubation period for the flu can range from 1 to 4 days. >> when you ask somebody, well, tell me everyone you were around 20 days ago. you know, it's kind of a hard thing. >> concern of an outbreak was low among residents i spoke to. >> i'm not worried at all. >> health officials say vaccine kept the number of cases low. >> before that, i haven't heard of it in, i don't know, years. >> even in a highly vaccinated population, people can still get mumps. >> and just

officials say it is widely believed to be a missile test. they recovered fragments from the sea, japanese officials said debris appearing to be the first stage, fell into the sea near south korea. the debris from the second stage fell away further south, as the rocket passed over oprefecture. the same body the same trajectory in 2012. they don't believe the explosion was triggered by a technical glinch. japan's lower house has unanimously condemning the launch. the lawmakers say it's a serious threat against regional and global security. they urge them to withhold the ballistic technology. calls on the government to speed up discussions with other countries on possible sanctions. the hope is that the u.n. security council will adopt a resolution that includes new sanctions as soon as possible. members also say the security council resolution should refer to human rights violations by pyongya pyongyang, including the induction of chinese nationals. >> translator: adopted just now, my government will urge them to fully comply with the security

for the current fiscal year through march, officials predict growth of 7.6%. the government of prime minister no ren dra modi is under pressure to compile specific measures to boost the economy. business leaders at hoeme and abroad, they want the tax code simplified among other things. analysts are watching to see if the draft budget for the new fiscal year due out later this month will include specific plans on economic reform. >>> many asset management firms in japan have already stopped selling money market funds, or mmfs, since the bank of japan announced its negative interest rate policy. and they'll redeem mmf ahead of schedule. this is the first time an asset management firm has taken such a measure since the boj made its policy announcement. the officials say they'll implement the redemption next monday, a day before the negative interest rate policy takes effect. mmf are generally invested in relatively safe instruments rather than high-risk stocks. but the investment environment for them has soured after the yields on japanese government bonds dipped

according to the officials, the u.s. facilities would cost between $265 million and $305 million to operate each year. the annual operating cost for guantanamo is $445 million, but the officials said the cuba detention center will need about $225 million in repairs and construction costs if it continues to be used. they said it will cost between $290 million and $475 million for construction at the various u.s. sites, depending on the location. members of congress have been demanding the guantanamo plan for months, and those representing south carolina, kansas and colorado have voiced opposition to housing the detainees in their is currently prohibited by law from moving guantanamo bay detainees to the united states. the long-running on added intensity now because the white house has launched a final push to close the obama leaves of closing prison has long been a recruiting tool for militant groups and that holding extremists suspected of terror acts indefinitely without charges or trial sparks anger and dismay among u.

look at the official in front of the ohio state bench. that's this official, right here. syracuse i think he's putting his hands up to stay time-out. >> kevin: and so is the fastball on the other side; absolutely, not signalling a three. >> dan: the mechanics of the situation are, the official looking at it, if it's a 3-point attempt, puts three fingers of one hand up in the air and holds the three fingers up and then when the ball goes in the basket, he puts both up. >> we can go to video replay to see that and after looking at the video replay, a two point okay, guys in -- guys? is >> dan: they looked at the replay and decided it was a two. they never signalled 3. >> kevin: the hawkeyes by 1. gesell under 2 to go. uthoff has the ball. bates-diop and now lyle on gesell. >> dan: big, big possession right leer. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. good spin move by short on the off ha

officials say they don't know how he contracted it and he hasn't returned to school. other parents admit the news was scary, but is -- >> it really was, but i hope they got control of it. >> the school officials say so shown any signs of the disease. but health officials say it takes 10 to 21 days after coming in contact with an infected person to develop the disease. we'll keep following it and we'll have more as soon as we mark price, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> you can share this post from facebook.com/wftv. >>> now, from orange county, five weeks into the new automated trash service and we're hearing from those with no service. this right here is last year's yard waste still sitting outside in yates road this morning. we did call the county and they told us they weren't aware of areas that needed service. >> the person at the beginning of the street, they had a big pile. and they just had there's hauled away because they were tired of looking at it. >> we're having to call the county solid waste officials to see what's going on up. we'll update you at 5:00. sui

town officials removed 12 boards. they'll keep them at another school for the time being. >> translator: the messages show what people have been thinking over the past five years. our job is to preserve them. >> the vice mayor said they'll talk with evacuees about the best way to preserve and display the boards over the long term. >>> in other news, the leaders of two japanese opposition parties have officially agreed to merge next month. they aim to better compete with the ruling coalition in the upper house election this summer. the democratic party is the biggest opposition group. the japan innovation party is the third largest. their leaders decided to launch a working group discuss the name and platform of the united party. >> translator: our party will respond to the voices of people who have various concerns and questions about the policies of prime minister his is. we will be an alternative to the government. >> translator: we will stop wasting tax money which the governing liberal democratic party is unable t

she wasn't an official, would've the official spokespeople for the march. but daisy bates spoken she was the leader of the naacp branch in little rock, arkansas. she was famous for leading the integration of the high school, little rock high school, a leading these young black students who had really valley of gone into the school under tremendous opposition, massive crowds of white supremacists yelling at them. daisy bates was a person would lead this movement in little rock. she was a newspaper publisher. she was very well known. it's fascinating that she was not invited to be one of the official speakers. and, in fact, several weeks before the march a number of women who are involved in the civil rights movement who were really central leaders, people like daisy bates who have been a really principled leader of the movement, very well known, covered in the national press, people like polly murray who helped organize the march on washington back in 1941. she was the principal strategist of that initial march on washington. people like ella baker was anoth

officials say he was alone for roughly 18 hours. he was found sunday on old camp creek road hungry, cold, and in wet clothes. we're told john crossed creeks and went through some rough terrain in below freezing temperatures. >> the crew that found him said he just come up and gave them a big hug like thank you. it was pretty overwhelming. aly: john is part of boy scout troop 210 out of powdersville. troop leaders say they teach the boys survival skills at a young age, including using the buddy system. they say they aren't sure how he got separated. officials say john is now home resting with his parents. aly myles, wyff news 4, live at at jones gap state park. allyson: greenville county deputies say they need your help finding a double murder suspect who cut off his ankle monitoring device. investigators say bradford williams killed two people at a nightclub in 2014. he was released from jail in january with an ankle monitoring incarceration program. records show he cut off that device thursday morning. deputies say williams has fri

look at the official in front of the ohio state bench. that's this official, right here. syracuse i think he's putting his hands up to stay time-out. >> kevin: and so is the fastball on the other side; absolutely, not signalling a three. >> dan: the mechanics of the situation are, the official looking at it, if it's a 3-point attempt, puts three fingers of one hand up in the air and holds the three fingers up and then when the ball goes in the basket, he puts both up. see that and after looking at the video replay, a two point shot. okay, guys in -- guys? is >> dan: they looked at the replay and decided it was a two. they never signalled 3. >> kevin: the hawkeyes by 1. gesell under 2 to go. uthoff has the ball. bates-diop and now lyle on gesell. >> dan: big, big possession right leer. >> kevin: huge. huge. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: rebound by bates-diop. ohio state is playing like their tournament lives depend on this one. >> dan: if you are iowa, dig in defensively. no need to panic here. >> kevin: clemmons. off hand shot which has been good to him this afternoon. >> dan

apart from official registration document. the result, about 1,000 my grants waited at the greek border camp and at the gas station less than 12 miles away. eighty buses were 4,000 more my grants were waiting to take them to the boarder. tim? >>> if you're traveling, we have wet weather across places like texas, oklahoma, arkansas as well. check the headlines if you are we'll be back. >>> what's coming up on "mornings on fox 11." . today's republican caucuses are just a few hours away. we're going to take you live throughout town to give you the unfoe you need to know before you head out to cast your vote. >> taking selfies a pretty common thing these days. one company wants to use them to help security. up in less than 5 minutes. >> thanks so much. they're going to have more on the in evidence caucus on "today show." . >>> let's get a final look. weather not being an impact. >> we are looking pretty quiet for the day. average highs at 54 at reno sparks. we're going for the 60s starting tomorrow, and continuing the weekend. .

officials from both countries held talks in tokyo. currently, they allow just eight flights between haneda and the u.s. each day. all of them in the early morning or late evening. they plan to increase the total to 12, and they say they'll do that by reducing early and late flights and putting on ten new daytime nights instead. the agreement was welcomed. >> translator: flights to the u.s. are some of the most important routes for japan. so i'm very pleased with the result. >> he said the increase will help to meet growing demand from the business and tourism sectors. airlines are expected to use the extra slots to fly to east coast of u.s. cities such as new york and washington. >>> government officials want to smooth the way for the extra arriva arrivals. they plan to open a hotel and tourism complex at haneda in time for the 2020 olympics. land minister officials have earmarked a 4-hectar plot. they are taking bids in firms that want to be involved, and they expect to make decisions in june. >>> checking the markets, tokyo stocks r

officials warn there could be as many as 4- million new infections this year. and so far, there's no the emergency response committee is trying to determine whether to declare the zika epidemic a public health emergency of international concern and whether to recommend travel advisories. there is a lot of attention on this meeting given the criticism of how slow "who" responded to ebola in 2014. "part of our job just like on ebola is getting the international commuity together, getting consensus, picking up the best possible candidates, getting the money behind the trial designs, and moving those forward." officials say they're most concerned with the link between the virus and the spike in microcephaly cases -- a birth defect that causes babies to be born with small heads and officials say they're most concerned with the link between the virus and the spike in microcephaly cases -- a birth defect that causes babies to be born with small heads and incomplete brain development. as they are meeting the virus is spreading. indonesia reported its first case and col

apart from official registration document. the result, about 1,000 my grants waited at the greek border camp and at the gas station less than 12 miles away. eighty buses were 4,000 more my grants were waiting to take them to the boarder. tim? >>> if you're traveling, we have wet weather across places like texas, oklahoma, arkansas as well. check the headlines if you are traveling to those we'll be back. >>> what's coming up on "mornings on fox 11." . today's republican caucuses are just a few hours away. we're going to take you live throughout town to give you the unfoe you need to know before you head out to cast your vote. >> taking selfies a pretty one company wants to use them to help security. >> that and a lot more coming up in less than 5 minutes. >> thanks so much. they're going to have more on the in evidence caucus on "today show." . >>> let's get a final look. weather not being an impact. >> we are looking pretty quiet for the day. average highs at 54 at reno sparks. we're going for the 60s starting tomorrow, and co

official. chouchenb is believed to have played an instrumental role in two terror attacks last year. isis claimed responsibility for both. unknown how many people were killed in today's air strike. >>> protester and rancher clint bun day will be extradited back here to nevada. that's according to court documents filed in oregon, where bun day was arrested last week. bun day faces charges of conspiracy relate today an armed substantial doubtoff near his ranch in nevada two years ago. officials say he led some 400 supporters, who faced off with federal land managers. bun day from illegally grazing his cattle on federal land. federal officials eventually backed off. bun day was arrested when he flew to support his sons in a separate standoff at an oregon wild-life refuge. that substantial doubtoff is over, and bun day's sons are facing charges as well. >>> the fbi searched a california home connected talk relative of one of it san bernadino shooters. the home tide to the brother of shooter sayad f

official officially officials are in discussions in relation to ceasefire negotiations. provisional results show the ewe began dan president is ahead. -- uganda. the supreme court has referred a case of kumar back >>> the united nations says fighting in one camp in south sudan may constitute a war crime. 18 people were killed including two members from doctors without borders. the camp is offering shelter to civilians in a north-eastern town. >> reporter: this is one of eight u.n. bases in south sudan meant to provide a safe haven for displaced people since the conflict began in 2013. an outbreak of violence between rival groups has left at least 18 people dead and more than 40 people injured, including two staff members of doctors without borders. >> it started between the youth groups fighting each other. >> reporter: fighting broke out in the base in the north-east upper region with clashes continuing into thursday. >> the violence did involve machetes, small arms and was controlled. however the situation remained tense and volatile. >> reporter: over 47,000 people li

military officials told us, that was just a precaution. they say the water is safe based on federal and state standards. but neighbors told us, it doesn't make them feel better. 10 on your side was there last night as more than 150 attended a meeting to learn more about the contaminated water and the planned testing. one health expert told us the water is safe to drink. 2 supers sot - dr. nancy evidence that indicates on a confirmed basis that drinking the water is associated with specific problems. 1:40:00 butt sot - holly meeks, chesapeake resident - 1:49:22 so far, crews have only tested the water on fentress field property. the well water testing for residents ends on the 13th. results come back in march. we will keep following this story and let you know what the results show. people in hampton roads are helping the residents of flint, michigan with their water crisis. 10 on your side caught up with a realty team in chesapeake that's been collecting bottled water to ship north. they've gotten help from several motorcycle clubs, commun

he was an nfl official for over two decades. he says he will be watching the game on sunday but he watches football a little differently than the rest of us. >> i look at the officials. i watch officials, their position, and how they're moving to be in the ball game. then i look at the team to see if they're doing what i expect them to. myra: austin also worked a number of games when ron rivera was a player for the chicago bears in the 1980's. you won't see these fashion footballs on the field, but it would be sweet if you did. take a look at this. i would carry that.

the issue the zika virus is causing in puerto rico as officials are trying to make a vaccine. >>> officials will attend a valentine's meeting. and at the ballantyne hotel and lodge. parents attended several meetings throughout the week as the board and policy committee discussed the topic. the school district is trying to make schools more diverse but so far parents have not be happy with discussions of busing as an a earntive-- as an alternative. >>> a funeral will be held today far prominent lancaster man who collapsed and died during an outing to super bowl 50. consumer bowl sunday panthers player johnson handed his son a football at a football party, moments later he died. >>> 6:06 right mow. police arrested a man last night that is responsible for two bank robberies. robbing the first citizens bank in ballantyne on wednesday. they arrested him during a traffic stop yesterday. he's also responsible for robbing the bb & t bank on mallard creek road last month. he passed a mote to the teller saying he had a gun and demanded money. fight is charged with two counts of common law robbery. >>

state health officials here reacted to the asbestos news in much the same way officials in michigan reacted to lead in the water supply---they ignored it, stifled the evidence, then attacked the credibility of the scientists who found it. internal emails obtained by the i-team reveal that, contrary to their public statements, nevada the publication of the asbestos data because they disagreed with the findings. they also plotted to attack the credibility of the scientists and launched a p.r. campaign to sway public opinion. dr. rod metcalf: 2805 ish it's easy to get upset at a personal attack on us, question our integrity or competence but what really upset me is they didn't question their own knowledge. brenda buck: 2925ish that's what's so heartbreaking to me. the emails suggest they are so focused on attacking us, instead of getting to the bottom of the question-are people getting sick. how much asbestos are people being exposed to? one reason state health officials have been able to dodge the central issue is that it takes years, even decades, for asbestos disease to develop. the true co

lexington county officials tell us there were no reports of widespread damage or injuries. >> eric: officials with the national weather service will be out this morning trying to confirm if a second tornado touched down in batesburg-leesville. these twitter pictures from misty dyer near the north edisto road south of batesburg-leesville. it looks like some stadium seating was damaged as well as shed completely collapsed. if you see weather or news happening in your neighborhood, we ask you share your viewer video with us. >>> eric: we're turning our attention to the race to the white house. democrats have finalized an agreement with the campaigns of hillary clinton and bernie sanders to hold a presidential debate tonight in new hampshire. >> rochelle: clinton and sanders of new hampshire just days before tuesday's first-in-the- nation primary. three more debates will follow in the spring. the debate comes a day after clinton and sanders squared off in a new hampshire town hall. sanders slammed clinton for having a super pac and accepting huge donations from wall street. he also decried her pr

shipyard officials tell us-- they had to cut jobs due to a decreasing workload. virginia beach city hall may be getting a new address: town center. this is only in the planning phase. the current compound sits on princess anne road, away from major highways and bigger parts of the city. the director of public works says, the building is 50 years old and needs to be updated. so do you renovate city hall or build a new one at town center and repurpose the current building? the next step would be for the city to approve money in next year's budget for a feasibility study. the virginia beach school board has not voted on a new school calendar -- school officials tell us, more time to discuss the options. the board was supposed to decide whether to enact an 183-day schedule, or remove a few teaching days. school officials say: shortening the calendar could help them be more efficient. they plan to hold a special meeting about it next week. virginia beach police are investigating a sexting scandal at a local high school. search warrants say a teacher at ocean lakes dis

i'll leave you with the markets. >>> officials fr >>> officials from soccer's world governing body fifa are about to choose a new leader. they're hoping to give the organization a fresh start. outgoing president sepp blatter has been banned from football over allegations of corruption. more than 200 member associations will cast their votes in zurich. five candidates are vying for the top job, and two are considered front runners. one of them is sheikh ebrahim al khalifa from bahrain. he's the head of the asian football confederation. the 46-member confederation has promised him the votes. africa's coalition with 54 members is also backing him. >> so far, so good. so far, so good. there is little time left. >> the other main contender is gianni infantino from switzerland. 's the general secretary of uefa's governing body. the group of 53 members has pledged its numbers to him. >> i met many federations. i'm very confident, because i'm football. and everyone loves football. >> also in the running is jordanian prince ali bin al hussain. he lost to blatter in the election last may. another

are officially tieing the knot in charlotte, north carolina. thousands of targets, in-house pharmacies and clinics and in 47 states will be rebranded as c have, s pharmacy and some minute clinics. they will remain open during the revamp and they will transfer from target to cvs. >>> and home depot is looking to fill more than 1,000 positions in cleveland for the busy spring-buying season. college students and retirees are encouraged to apply. we have a link to would online application. >> -- to the online application. >> you may want to go back and pick some up from jason nichols. he will have commentary on this, too. >>> a strong storm system that produced -- to the north and tornados to the south is on the move now. new york and the northwest part of new england are expected to get hit with freezing rain and snow today. flooding is protected for the southeast and the mid-atlantic plates. >>> and around here, we're calling the sky mr. warmth today. >> and we love it. we broke a record and we're in the 60s. squeezing out the final few moments o

"and the official said, what do you mean? are to 4 inches long and in some parts, probably a quarter to a half inch deep." officials at the game say a floorboard split in the middle. they thought they were going to have to remove the entire board and take it with the player to the hospital. the 14-year-old girl is okay. the splinter did not hit any major organs. and she is expected to be back out playing soon. officials are getting the another basketball tournament in a couple of weeks, and they expect players to be back out on (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com let's get right to jen lewis with the details of your tuesday morning commute. good morning, hampton today: rain increasing. heavy at times. we could see some localized flooding today as well as a few thunderstorms. especially over northeast north carolina. warm & breezy. highs in the low two. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. wi

so officials in appomattox county are giving pet-owners some options. you can contact the appomattox county animal shelter at the number you see on your screen-- 434-352-7922-- if you or someone you know is in need of sheltering options. strong northwest winds will continue to generate upslope snow showerswest of the blue ridge through this morning. high pressure builds tonight...moving to the wfxr news is your local election headquarters. senators marco rubio and ted cruz jumped all over republican front-runner donald trump thursday night. cruz and trump traded shots in the past...but this is the first time rubio attacked the billionaire businessman. fox's stever rappoport has more from last night's final g-o-p presidential debate, just days before super tuesday. rubio says: "well you're the only person on this stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. you hired some workers from poland." trump says: "no. i'm the only one on this stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody." the five remaining gop trump

is launched. >>> united nations officials have tried to end syria's civil war. delegates in geneva since last week, but rocky from the start. the special envoy says the talks will resume in three weeks. >> there is more work to be done, not only by us, we have done our part, but by the stakeholders who have been telling us the country go and start this initiative. >> during government and opposition groups are blaming each other for the suspension. president bash sha ra says they couldn't negotiate because the opposition failed to present a unified team. opposition groups say they won't talk until the government stops air strikes. some observers blame a government strong holds in syria's north for bricking the talks to a halt. the opposition has condemned the government for killing large numbers of civilians as it unfolds. >>> people in charge of trade along the pacific rim are gathering in new zealand. free up trade. business in charge, but they still have a lot of work to do. >> absolutely, catherine. we've covered the trans pacific many times. their jobs far

officials warn there could be as many as 4- million new infections this year. and so far, there's no treatment for it. "part of our job just like on ebola is getting the international commuity together, getting consensus, picking up the best possible candidates, getting the money behind the trial designs, and moving those forward." officials say they're most concerned with the link between the virus and the spike in microcephaly cases -- a birth defect that causes babies to be born with small heads and incomplete brain development. the people suffering most from the outbreak are poor, pregnant women in brazil who have no option to leave the country. ladies do you hide your shoe buying habits from your spouse? what a new study reveals about women's shoe buying habits. hundreds of kids with the junior ski program finally got to enjoy the new snow. and the roads are slick this morning. so is more snow headed our way? lindsey has your forecast ahead. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda with your hour by hour forecast" this

officials are to educate the public. and the most jarring effect of the virus is a birth defect where babies are born with small heads. >>> a few more republicans have dropped out of the race. doug luzader is live in washington this morning with the latest on the race for the white house. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. rand paul and rick santorum are now out. two more casualties of post iowa. and the two remains candidates went after one another at a town hall in the democratic race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders made separate appearances at this town hall. >> good ideas on paper are important. but you've got to be able to translate them into action to get results for people. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not directed. >> and sanders stinging a bit from iowa even though he came in a close second. and donald trump accused iowa gop winner ted cruz of cheating by sending out official looking mailers urging wayward voters to caucu

us defense officials say north korea could launch during the superbowl. claims its attempt to go sends satellite into orbit. but it would be in violation of several un security council resolutions banning any launch that uses balistic missile technology. us officials don't believe this missile will be caring a nuclear war head, still, the us navy has positioned a destroyer ship near japan equipped with the latest anti-balistic missile defense technology just in case there is a threat. >>> attacks i cab driver survives a terrifying night after a group of passengers turned violent when it was time to pay the fare. all started when the taxi driver picked up two men and a woman at broad and wharton, this was early this morning. when the cab arrived at their destination in south philadelphia, the driver says the two men pointed guns at him, and demanded money. the cabby says both men fired at him, he was hit in the arm, and that is when the taxi slammed into several parked cars at 23rd and morris. both gunmen and the woman got out of the cab and they got away.