the attraction made 88 thousand dollars in revenue, but officials spent over 145 thousand. the big cost is the service expenses - including the rental agreement with magic ice. that cost the city over 137 thousand dollars. city officials say even though the attraction is not a money maker - it adds value by bringing people downtown. this weekend, many will spend this valentine's day with those they love--but how about spending it getting to know a special war veteran? that's what more than 300 students from richland northeast high school did this morning. the 5th annual valentine's for vets "speed dating" event brings a personal touch to history. students had a chance to hear from veterans about their personal stories when fighting for our country. "it gets the kids involved to listen to all the veterans and it makes kids open up their heart to people." "giving the veterans an opportunity to do this fofo valentines and appreciating veterans. we have a number of events think this is a special one because the timing of it." students had the chance to speak with more than 46 ve

wral's bryan mims tells us....at 28 miles and 2 billion dollars, transportation officials say the route makes the most sense. "i'm here to answer any questions you have." that's the 540 project manager eric midkiff standing beside what the project looks like on paper: a thick orange line wending over roads and creeks and wet places where the therein lies the bump in the road. "this is a federally funded project, and there are definitely processes and regulations that we have to go through." and that mussel is a federally protected species. so, the d-o-t drew a bunch of different routes, one that would have bulldozed through garner. "i've been mayor for 10 years, and most of that time i've been consumed by this. i've lost a lot of sleep." another route would have plowed through the home of kristen valus in holly springs. so much for fixing up the house she just closed on. "and all kinds of home improvements that we knew we would have to do when we moved in, but then immediately got our hands tied." the d-o-t had been zeroing in on the orange route since the mid-90's, even restricting lan

but stub-hub says they're selling tickets for an average of 5-thousand dollars. officials expect that number to drop by game time. history for you... the face value for a ticket to super bowl one... just 10-dollars./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the so- called marriage capital of the world... snubbed. ((denise valdez)) which city ranked higher than las vegas... on a list of best cities to get married in. ((dave courvoisier)) valentine's day deals that are too good to be true. coming up at six... michelle mortensen reveals the top complaints about flower deliveries... and how to make sure your significant other isn't disappointed./// ((coming up... new cases force a state to declare a zika virus emergency. plus teens preyed on via an app. learned too late about the new social media. coming up on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. )) < ((voice over: "now, nevada's that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding

elected officials paid 20 dollars, while other participants paid 58 dollars. the explosive spread of the mosquito-borne zika virus in the americas is now considered an international emergency. mark barger reports health experts are offering recommendations to stop it. the world health organization today declared an international emergency over the spread of zika. the disease has been linked to microcephaly in brazil. the disease "an extraordinary event." the emergency session was called to evaluate the outbreak after a number of cases were linked to the birth defect that results in abnormally small heads. s/ dr. margaret chan / who director-general :22-:31 "all agree on the urgent need to coordinate international efforts to investigate and understand this relationship better." the w-h-o said it could be six months to nine months before the connection is proven or disproven. the group said there could be as many as four million cases of zika in the americas in the next year. w-h-o director general margaret chan said that there are several methods that can be us

deputies are searching for a thief who stole hundreds of dollars in energy drinks. officials say this person took more than 800-dollars worth of 5 hour energy and red bull from a publix in land o' lakes last week. they loaded up their of the store. officials stolen similar items from multiple publix stores pasco county. if you know anything call the sheriff's office. 3 3 (jen) new this morning: we could be closer to a *cure... johnson-and-johnson is joining forces with a bio-tech company called "via-cyte"... they're hoping to speed-up development of the first stem-cell treatement, that would presumably *fix the life- they've already started testing it in a few diabetic patients. it if works as well in patients, as it has in animals, researchers say: it would end the need for frequent insulin injections, and blood sugar testing. it would be, in essence, a cure. it likely wouldn't be available for several years... but the good news is, down the road, it could also treat type-two diabetics, who use insulin. 3 (jen and a new proposal from the pengaton this morning: to help with f

dollars... but officials are expected to release an updated business plan soon. ### nevada has been awarded nearly 5-million dollars to improve public housing. the u-s department of housing and urban development is giving more than 1-point-8 billion dollars to public housing authorities all across the u-s. the money could be used to replace roofs, replace old plumbing and electrical systems, and make energy efficient upgrades. an earthquake in inyo county shook several this afternoon. the magnitude 4-point-8 quake hit near the town of lone pine... and was followed by three aftershocks. no damage was reported. the quake was felt, across the mountain range in fresno. ### there's a fight over the medications paramedics can use-- if you need emergency help. ?what do you think? ?is it too dangerous for paramedics to use certain controlled subsances? we're sharing both sides of the story. and, severe weather is slamming a large portion of our nation. the latest details. plus, chief meteorologist jeff thompson has your forecast. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 5:00 with sarah johns, noah bond, weathe

appraisers say its worth around 20 million dollars, and is officially the 27-th largest diamond ever recorded. it's xx and xx degrees... much more news still ahead on good morning washington. our complete stormwatch coverage continues this morning. weather, traffic, and live updates on the conditions outside your door.. coming up. coming up.

where i've been accused and i will pursue this love robinson's bail was set at six thousand dollars officials say the teen was cited and different time back in october for practicing medicine without a license for a miss america contestant is critically hurt after a car crash in new jersey state spun off the road and hit two treys and then ended up in and bang the column is twenty four and won the miss new jersey pageant in twenty thirteen. police say she was not wearing a seatbelt at the time there could be a hearing on president obama's nominee to fill a supreme court vacancy. that's coming from the republican senator who heads the senate judiciary committee. there's been a battle over justice antonin scalia seat since his death this past weekend says republicans want the next president to decide on a nominee democrats on the other hand say that president obama has the right to make that make that selection the public will play pay its respects to scaly on friday by republican presidential candidate ben carson is the latest hopeful to take part in regent universities candidate forum carson

the attraction made 88 thousand dollars in revenue, but officials spent over 145 thousand. the big cost is the service expenses - including the rental agreement with magic ice. that cost the city over 137 thousand dollars. city officials say even though the attraction is not a money maker - it adds value by bringing people downtown. coming up on wis--from being a finalist for the palmetto's finest award to their students succeeding in academics. more on why dutch fork middle school is a cool school! break jeb bush isn't afraid. jeb bush: "that is downright wrong..." he stands up to trump for his liberal democratic positions. calls out trump for insulting women, attacking the disabled... even trashing a decorated war hero. trump: "i like peoplethat weren't captured..." jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. right to rise usa school district 5 has it all! they're even nominated for an award to prove it! our michal higdon reports. :01 :06 :45 1:03 1:15 i have a group of screaming students behind me j

flooding wiped out 330 million dollars worth of crops at harveve time. agriculture officials estimate farmers lost an additional 45 million dollars because they couldn't get in the filds to tonight--the usc men's basketball team picks up a big sec win...and a top spot in the conference. the gamecocks were at home hosting the lsu tigers. sindarius thornwell helps to carry the gamecocks with a game-high 24 points. usc comes away with a 94 to 83 win over the tigers tonight. tonight's win puts the gamecocks in a 3-way tie for first in the sec with lsu and kentucky. much more highlights coming up with rick henry in sports. the republican front- runner paid south carolina a visit tonight after his big win in new hampshire. even in the cold, donald trump drew a crowd of thousands to a speech in clemson. our chad mills was there. chad mills "donald trump described this crowd as possibly 10,000 people strong in the garrison livestock arena on clemson university. it's a place they normally cheer on a rodeo, but tonight, they were cheering on their candidate, who quickly played to this

someone in the bay area may be a couple million dollars richer this morning! florida lottery officials say someone bought a 2-million-dollar winning ticket in this is from wednesday night's drawing. the ticket was bought at a publix supermarket on bee ridge road. so far, the winner has not come forward. time now is . let's take a look at headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. the i-r-s is once again accepting electronically filed tax returns. wednesday-- a "hardware failure" forced several "tax processing systems"-- to shut down, including the "e-file system." employees worked through the night to get the system back online. the agency says-- you should see little, if any impact on your returns or refunds. the world is getting a glimpse of playboy's first non- nude issue in its 62 year history. the latest cover is meant to look like a "snapchat message." the change is part of an effort to reach a new generation of readers. playboy's print circulation had fallen from a high of more than 5-and-a- half million readers in 1975 -- to about 800-thousand in 2015. maurice whi

regular tickets 105 dollars and peak days 119 dollars. officials say annual pass prices will not change but multi day ticket prices will increase. you can make a difference by giving blood. wsls 10 is teaming up with the red cross for the 10 cares blood drive. it's monday march 9th at the american red cross donor center in downtown roanoke. the drive runs from noon to five p.m. center in the square is offering 50 percent discount to blood donors. donors can get half off admission toward the science museum of western virginia ... roanoke pinball museum ... american culture and the history museum of western virginia. so make sure to come out and donate! coming up on wsls 10 at 6... alan will have another check of your storm team ten forecast... that's coming up in just a few you're looking at a live look of from our tower cam tonight: increasing clouds late. not as chilly with lows in the low to mid 40s. monday: a weak cold front brings a slight chance for a morning shower, otherwise a mix of clouds and 60s. temperatures will reach the upper 60s for

. >>> florida lottery officials say the recent billion-dollar powerball helped to boost sales to record highs officials say $760 million in tickets were sold last month. 213 million of that will go into the education enhancement trust fund lotto officials say the powerball jackpot also helps set a new record for million and scratch offs sold in january. they all had lotto fever in january. >>> women may now be required to register for the draft thanks to the recent decision to open combat jobs to women in the military yes these women made history last summer wedding right-footed from the army elite ranger school. top army and marine corps generals say women should be included in the requirement to register for the a lot -- selective service at 18. not everyone is on board with the plan and maybe sec., acting army secretary both they and is to be discussed more. >>> a new way to get around downtown orlando. spent at the top of the are a new rideshare program launching this morning. >>> looking into what school leaders and local police are doing to ensure students safety at a local middle

state officials are offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for more information. thirteen bald eagles were found dead on saturday. state officials believe the birds were poisoned... but they don't know if it was intentional or an accident: (( glenn therres, former maryland bald eagle biologist) "it's the largest number of dead birds found in one location on a single day that i know of.")) ((brian loftus)) > a u-s fish and wildlife lab in oregon is trying to find out how they died. the bald eagle was once on the federal and state endangered species lists... but it is still protected under federal law. /// ((sherry swensk)) > el nino may not be giving us as much rain as we had hoped... but it's not just affecting us... it's also affecting the animals. the weather pattern has caused jellyfish to bloom at random times this winter... and usually they come out all at fire officials say rattlesnakes are also coming out of hibernation. with the forecast looking to stay dry and warm... they're starting to pay attention to any rattlesnakes in the outlining areas. /// let's g

kitchen is in that area, no word at this time where this fire started or how the fire stat dollars, officially. that is still under investigation. but, there are no report of injuries, erika, to report this morning, we're live here in germantown, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", err dismay. >> good to hear no injuries, justin, thank you. >>> new this morning, one suspect is in custody accused of shooting his brother. northeast philadelphia. it happened just after 11:00 last night along the 3100 block of woodhaven road. the unidentified victim was shot in the chest and rushed to the hospital in unstable condition. so far police have no motive for that shooting. >>> the pennsylvania spca needs your help tracking down a suspect in a alleged dog fighting ring in germantown. working off a tip, animal welfare officers searched around the 400 block of east rittenhouse street. the officers found six dead puppies, about two weeks old, in a trash can in a backyard. another dog was found dead inside that home. officials say the location where the dogs were found has a long history of animal fighti

the state budget for the storm was set at 202-million dollars. officials say the storm was an "all-hands on deck" type of event, and that a separate maintenance. coming up next on good day virginia:pork will be on the minds of many at an upcoming conference here in virginia! the details of how you can take part in the event...next in our ag life report. and dozens get the chance to sip and socialize during this past week's international wine festival in roanoke. the sights and sounds of that, when good day virginia returns in two about the pork industry across the commonwealth.the virginia pork industry conference will take place from 8-30 to 4-30 at the paul d. camp workforce development center- that's in franklin, virginia...you'll have the chance to learn about new developments in breeding herd management, and other new developments.head to our website, head to our developments.head to our website, virginia first dot-com for more information are you interested in keeping your vineyard safe from pests and other pesky problems this growing season? early m

replacing all of the ash trees on campus cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, but officials say it'll be cheaper than trying to treat them. the city of iowa city is also dealing with e-a-b... they expect to replace about 2000 ash trees in the next couple of decades. "we'll start to identify ash trees that either have disease decay, are in poor site locations, and we'll start to remove those and work on u-i officials say the good news -- hopefully by planting many different species of trees this next time around, they can stop this sort of things from happening again. "the silver lining in this, one of the things we're going to do, is diversify our urban forest." " u-i officials say they hope to stagger the removal so that it's not too much at once. right now they're planning on taking down about 100 trees a year for the next five years. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. iowa isn't the only state dealing with an emerald ash borer. the insect has now spread to 24 states and areas of canada. the list includes missouri, iowa. mmy states have quarantines on transporting ash wo

last month the board approved h ssi i don't know we know the exact amount sometimes, we get the official dollar amount it is closing i'll e-mail that to you. >> all right. let's here on behalf of the appellant and madam chair thank you. let's go ahead and move to public comment on item number 9 any member of the public please come on, sir >> excuse me. item 10. >> so this is not in must way from the staff of the cio you can't do it the way you do it you can't forecast a 50 percent bull market i'm a big fan but all the things that people are not seeing a recession they never see a recession he can dig out several quotes they never see is that didn't mean something bad will come they'll not see that so your efforts to kind of calibrate the risks will not work there is risks coming out of left fields 60 percent of your funds in the highly risky comboipt i don't see any so if under those not a great bent over backwards you don't have this news the hedge fund allocation get screwed up okay utilized is have a contingency to put 10 to 15 percent in headlong funds by the end of june it will not happen

dollars. titusville officials believe that the money was stolen through email. city leaders are tight-lipped about details but say there is a heightened awareness and reviewing procedures. jamison. >>> the world health organization is declared the spread of of the zika virus an emergency. called the yellow fever mosquito. dr. novak has been following this mosquito for 40 years and says the virus originated in uganda at the brazil cup and the mosquitoes that carry it need little worry to breathe. >> it has just done as well in the swimming pool of your children or a flowerpot that accumulates water for used tires. >>> you can take precautions like getting rid of stagnant water and wearing repellent it is declared a international health emergency. others declare the ebola outbreak and the resurgence of polio in 2009. >>> the outbreak at chipotle is gone. to win back customers chipotle is declaring deep discounts for the superbowl weekend and next monday it will briefly close its restaurants for meetings with employees. >>> dramatic video tonight from a group of st

dollars. transportation officials told the city to sign-- or risk losing that money. 10 on your side's liz palka went to an open house tonight. so, liz what are residents saying. tom and nicole - most i of light rail and the city moving forward with the memorandum of understanding. while there were some here who are passionately against it. c5 8:19:29 - i'd love to be able to pck up up the tide and get into norfolk from here. hampton roads transit holds a light rail open house in town center. coincidentally, the same day the commonwealth transportation board sent this resolution to the city of virginia beach. calling for the city to agree to a memorandum of understanding - or mou. and submit an application to buy light rail cars. all by april 30th. virginia beach city manager dave hansen... c31 8:34:17- committing to the purchase of the light rail vehicles at 50/50 and following through on the mou just seems logical for our city council to consider. most residents at the open house seemed to be tracking the latest conversation between the transportation board and city leaders. noting: the board

we have a preview of the great amerian race, workers calling on state officials wages to 15 dollars an hour. "my employees stggle on a day to day basis just to pay their bills. it breaks my heart. so i'm here to advocate for them and other small business owners to make sure the funding goes where it needs to go." nevada's division of welfare and supportive services is considering how to allocate federal funding for child care programs. daycare workers say they aren't paid enough, and it's difficult to provide excellent child care on little funds. they also are asking for money from grants to go to lower income child care centers for improvements. nevada rancher cliven bundy and four others were indicted by a federal grand jury today, on 16 felony charges related to the 2014 standoff in bunkerville. sons ammon and ryan bundy were also indicted, and all are currently in an oregon jail. u-s attorney daniel bogden said people who use force against federal law be brought to justice. hundreds of people in an armed officials two years ago, in a battle over public lands and bundy's cattle. off

last month the board approved h ssi i don't know we know the exact amount sometimes, we get the official dollar amount it is closing i'll e-mail that to you. >> all right. let's here on behalf of the appellant and madam chair thank you. let's go ahead and move to public comment on item number 9 any member of the public please come on, sir >> excuse me. item 10. >> so this is not in must way from the staff of the cio you can't do it the way you do it you can't forecast a 50 percent bull market i'm a big fan but all the things that people are not seeing a recession they never see a recession he can dig out several quotes they never see is that didn't mean something bad will come they'll not see that so your efforts to kind of calibrate the risks will not work there is risks coming out of left fields 60 percent of your funds in the highly risky comboipt i don't see any so if under those not a great bent over backwards you don't have this news the hedge fund allocation get screwed up okay utilized is have a contingency to put 10 to 15 percent in headlong funds by the end of june it will not happen

last month the board approved h ssi i don't know we know the exact amount sometimes, we get the official dollar amount it is closing i'll e-mail that to you. >> all right. let's here on behalf of the appellant and madam chair thank you. let's go ahead and move to public comment on item number 9 any member of the public please come on, sir >> excuse me. item 10. >> so this is not in must way from the staff of the cio you can't do it the way you do it you can't forecast a 50 percent bull market i'm a big fan but all the things that people are not seeing a recession they never see a recession he can dig out several quotes they never see is that didn't mean something bad will come they'll not see that so your efforts to kind of calibrate the risks will not work there is risks coming out of left fields 60 percent of your funds in the highly risky comboipt i don't see any so if under those not a great bent over backwards you don't have this news the hedge fund allocation get screwed up okay utilized is have a contingency to put 10 to 15 percent in headlong funds by the end of june it will not happen

millionaires.after more than a month of waiting -- the florida winners of the 1-point-5 billion dollar powerball jackpot officially came forward. forward.david kaltschmidt and maureen smith claimed their 330 million dollars wednesday. they said they didn't watch the powerball drawing live on january 130th h d didn't find out they won until the next morning.other winning tickets were sold in tennessee and california.the winner from the west coast still hasn't come forward. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the new piece of technology helping police officers -- and why some people aren't so excited about it. it.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hours- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycam- temperatures around the area will be warming with mixed sunshine- taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to warm starting today- the regional satellite/radar is featuring partly sunny skies today- let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface map- moving into a oser view with

dollars a gallon today... you may notice prices are higher in washoe county... that is because of different taxes charged on gas. and federal officials predict that we could see prices below two dollars a gallon for all of 2016. arianna bennett, channel 2 news. thanks arianna. also in money watch... today save mart announced two of its value grocery stores will be expanding to northern nevada. two existing save mart stores will be converted to foodmaxx locations... the one on highway 50 in carson city and the location on prater way in sparks. both save mart stores will close on march 26th to make way for the new stores... which are set to open this summer. erin:"i'm erin breen...wanna know what really hot in hobbies these days? we'll show you after the break." paul: "i'm paul nelson -- after years of planning, permitting, and litigation -- construction is moving along phase 2 of the coverage you can count on" garth "this will be another north/south connection to help garth "this will be another north/south connection to help community."

a dallas company canceled plans to build a nearly 31-million dollar rail car maintenance facility in sioux city. trinityrail officials confirmed the news to city officials earlier this month. the company announced the sioux city expansion back in october of 20-14. at that time, there was a surge in tanker cars transporting crude oil and ethanol, which had raised demand for the company's services. as global prices for crude oil drop, so has the demand for tankers. the facility was supposed to create 250 news jobs. an american airlines flight landed safely yesterday

dollars. well someone in california did -- but could miss out on all the money. lottery officials say a 63-million dollar winning ticket is still unclaimed at a store in in california. whoever won has until tomorrow to collect the winnings. if no one comes forward.. it will be the largest unclaimed jackpot in the state )s history. lots of people have said they wish it was them who had the winning ticket. a florida homeowner had the catch of the day -- however, it the woman says someone put a dead catfish in her mailbox this week. the mail carrier found it when delivering the mail. two other people in her neighborhood reported similar incidents -- a fish was found on someones front yard and another in a mailbox. the woman believes it s neighborhood kids playing a prank -- but she wonders what could happen next. the woman says she )s now checking twice before opening her mailbox. ahead at 4: a bizarre case of road rage caught on camera! and wait until you see how it ends -- with a pistol (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectat

dollars. but-- city officials found a legal loophole... to let the officer keep ajax-- for the price of just one dollar. next up... from fox news.com. it reads.. "when go- woman faced losing state assistance after raising money for daughter with aggressive cancer." this woman.. demicka gilmore.. went online to ask for some help for her demicka started the go fund me campaign.. to raise 10-thousand dollars for a party for her daughter's upcoming "make a wish" trip. her daughter was found has an aggressive cancer of the bone. by the way... at the time the fund was started.. the family was homeless. the problem is-- the money she raised is considered "gifts".... thus, income... by the federal government... which means she would lose her government assistance. bottom line... be careful of when people give you money.. because it could impact you from a tax still ahead-- a couple's son is hit and killed... and now they're turning to the law for justice. find out why they are suing the sheriff's office..the state fair .. and the school district. p

myra: after that, city, county and state officials procured 1.3 million dollars to replace whatm down with a new pedestrian bridge. tonight, the county council will announce who will be han>> when that bridge is put up, myra: myra ruiz, wyff news 4. >> now, your live super doppler hd weather forecast. john: we had a strong cold front, getting co this mississippi river. along the front, lines of very intense thunderstorms. these boxes, 1, 2, three red boxes, these are tornado watches. we have had supercells firing up quickly this afternoon, spottinin tornadoes.we -- we could see large tornadoes. north while the strong cold front moves in from the west. the biggest question is, how much instability will we have in the atmosphere when the system gets your late tonight and early tomorrow shear, the spin and motion in different directions and speed as yo up in the atmosphere, will be very strwe could get any type of spin, any type of elevated thunderstorms tomorrow, we could spawn tornadoes so of i-85. this is from the storm production centhe biggest threat of severe 10, kentucky, nashvill

officials feel this 300 million dollar project will actually benefit the area when it is completed. when we are done we will have a much cleaner healthier environment. we will be taking seven acres of unhealthy wetlands and converting that into 80 acres self sustaining wetland complex that is a benefit for everyone to enjoy." in addition to restoring the wetlands.. r-t-c is overseeing the planting about 600 new trees and removing invasive weeds. officials estimate this phase of the project 250 jobs. now the event is going on tonight... till about 7 p-m ... just head to the best western... right across the street from the reno-tahoe international airport. paul harris... kolo 8 news now. we have a correction to a story we reported on tuesday evening involving a lawsuit against the east fork fire protection district in douglas county. we incorrectly reported that the suit insurance. allstate was the insurance company for the plaintiffs and the insurance settlement paid the attorney fees. a natural gas leak in southern california that lasted for months... is finally plugged. the leak started

its investigator was posing as an official trying to move millions of dollars of suspicious funds. global witness, which international corruption, wanted to see how much help the lawyers would provide in setting up anonymous shell companies and to move the suspicious funds into the u.s., and at the same time, >> silkenat: good to see you. >> kayser: good to see you. >> kroft: the undercover investigator, who called himselfhe lawyers that the minister had used his official position to collect tens of millions of dollars inign companies to help them obtain valuable mineral rights. he wanted to move the money to house, a jet, and a yacht. >> kayser: so therefore, he wants to bring in the money into the u.s. so, starting with the brownstoneying a gulfstream jet... he wants to commission the building of a yacht, and buy, probably, more property.was intentionally devised to raise red flags and lead the lawyers to believe that the minister's money was dirty.y one of the 16 lawyers, jeffrey herrmann, told him no. >> herrmann: this ain't for me. my standards are higher.xpressed varying degr

mall officials announced a 50 million-dollar project to expand the mall. they haven't said what companies are coming to town but they will include home furnishing stores and restaurants. sam smith has more on the announcement. >> every day mall visitors drive past the area that will be developed. this 11-acre space will be transformed as part of a plan to improve the mall. shoppers like john are looking forward to it prior. >> more opportunities for local people. >> kaine moved here from england recently for work. growth has seen. >> it's the new up and coming city. 95% of people i've met here come from. >> starwood retail partners is excited about the expansion project saying this investment allows us to complete the vision that was proposed for northlake 10 years ago. the mall already has more than 120 stores. that number will increase with new breed tail dining and entertainment options planning to go here. to better serve the shopping needs for people in the north charlotte area. in charlotte sam smith fox 46 wjzy. head to your neighborhood enterprise

dollars. that could be the case for one lottery participant in california. officials say the owner of a 63- million dollar super lotto plus ticket has until if no one comes forward - the ticket will become the largest unclaimed jackpot in california history. it was sold in chatsworth - in august of last year. a lump sum payout would be about 40-million dollars before taxes. "every day i have somebody coming in saying oh i wish it was me, oh i think it is me. so i say go home and check your tickets." there were security cameras rolling at the time of the purchase - but officials don't want to release it. they say it's not clear who the winner is since so many people were buying tickets at the same time. and they plan to use it to verify the winner if he or she comes forward. the store owner has received a 315-thousand dollar bonus. if the jackpot goes unclaimed - the money will go to the state education fund. earlier tonight - we told you about mojave max. and - punxsutawney phil is weighing in on the weather as well. "there is no shadow to be cast. an early spring is

fire officials say their million-dollar home is destroyed. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx all new on fox43 - an amazing sight from space. this is a view from the international space station, and those flashes you see are lightning strikes on earth. british astronaut tim peake filmed this as the space station crossed again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... good morning hampton roads. time now is xx-xx. let's get right to jen lewis with a check of prolems on the road. good morning, hampton roads. let's check believe it or not, it is so cold, some areas saw snow this morning. here's a pictureterri sent us from mathews county. you can see a light report-it-at-wavy-dot-com . most of us won't see snow, but we will feel those very cold temperatures. let's go to meteorologist jeremy wheeler for those details. today: a few flurries or light snow showers early. then partly to mostly cloudy. highs will be in the low

state officials give the okay with a dollar 69 per month. executives say you can think more gas turbines for the local rates. the new rate start on april 1 >> getting cozy on cozy t.v.. that's the digital second channel >> on saturday night, though rabbits are in the amway center. we are giving away four tickets had to facebook.com news 6. venturing outside for the special spacewalk of the year. on the outside of the iss, devices are put up that will help cruise move easier outside the work started around 8:00 and expected to wrap up soon. to do the job . >> kudos to them >> look at that beautiful view. it's in high definition. >> it's warm out there. we are going up from here. record highs before a front moves in and i'm telling you b go out and enjoy today and tomorrow is not looking so great. we will have storms and some of the main threat is in the afternoon hours. gusts . if you have stuff to do b out . we will show you what's bringing down those storms. the front as stretching all the there is a panhandle stretching down to the gulf of

. >> fire officials say it could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to replace the contaminated valves. >> leading health officials in the u.s. talking about the zika virus on capitol hill today. the director says experts are working 247 to learn as much as they can about the virus and get the information out to the public. the experts stress that most people are the virus only suffer mild symptoms but pregnant women are most at risk. >> right now, the most important thing for americans to know is this, if you're pregnant, we recommend you not go to a place where zika is spreading, and if you're pregnant and you live in an area where zika is spreading, do everything you can to protect yourself against the mosquito bites. connecting zika to birth defects including babies being born with small heads. >>> still ahead on 7news at 5:30, an unwelcome surprise. a man finds a rentham -- random woman relaxing on his couch. it's what she does next that really shocks him. >>> and police searching for a hit-and-run driver caught on camera plowing into a pedestrian in woburn. >> and some winter exc

with eleven career and technical pathways, officials hoped a 35 million dollar career center would mean more program with more advanand options. but voters rejected the bond issue. now, the district is searching for a way to grow, without added funding. they're hopeful branstad's stop will translate to state level support. 12:38:05 "there is a lot of talk happening at the state level on both sides, both parties. so at least the focus is there, we really just have to wait and see what happens at that point." but branstad says making due with existing resources is part of the students go off campus to work in that industrtr the other part is getting contributions from industry, business, and people who want to support that kind of thing." support hulm says is the foundion.. 12:47:17 "clean spoon, try again." kids need to find a career. 12:51:30 "we've got to match what the industry is doing and what we should be doing for kids." in waterloo, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. some cedar rapids students are heading to des moines this week to send a message to lawmakers. hear what action they w

daytona international speedway was overhauled during the nearly half billion dollars renovation, we're asking track officials if it passed the first major test. >> a fight over a million dollar lot to ticket is playing out in the courtroom right now. i'll have why the winner's exboyfriend says he deserves half. >> right now, we have all of the warmth of spring, across central florida, and another strong winter storm system, on the way, >>> we're following breaking news right now, in orange county, and sky witness 9 is live over this crash involving a deputy. this is right along orange blossom trail at west oak ridge road. fire rescue is telling us there are only minor injuries in the crash. and we don't know yet if that deputy was responding to a call, but we're finding out and we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> a nearly 10-year fight over a 1 million dollars lottery ticket, might finally be decided in a seminole county courtroom, it all comes down to a man's claim, he should get a half of his ex-girlfriend's jackpot. ray ramos was in the courtroom today. they agreed to split the winnings. >>

elected officials paid 20 dollars, while other participants paid 58 dollars. the explosive spread of the mosquito-borne zika virus in the americas is now considered an international emergency. experts are offering recommendations to stop it. the world health organization today declared an international emergency over the spread of zika. the disease has been linked to microcephaly in brazil. the w-h-o called the spread of the disease "an extraordinary event." the emergency session was called to evaluate the outbreak after a number of cases were linked to the birth defect that results in abnormally small heads. s/ dr. margaret chan / who director-general :22-:31 "all agree on the urgent need to months to nine months before the connection is proven or disproven. the group said there could be as many as four million cases of zika in the americas in the next year. w-h-o director general margaret chan said that there are several methods that can be used to avoid getting the disease.. s/ dr. margaret chan / who :58-1:02 "the most important protective measures are the

luck has run out for the winner of a 63-million dollar lottery officials there say the six-month deadline to claim the prize ...expired last night...with no one stepping forward to claim it. the superlotto plus ticket was sold on august 8th at a 7-eleven in los angeles.it's the largest unclaimed prize in california history.the silver lining... that money will go to the state's schools. this morning good m,orning america's robin roberts will talk with n-f-l commissioner roger goodell. goodell.one subject she's sure to tackle:more women on the sidelines of n-f-l games. games.yesterday goodell announced the league is instituting "rooney rule" for women when it comes to executive positions. n-f-l's "rooney rule" requires teams to interview one minority candidate for each open coaching position.the rule was put into place in 2003.just last month, the buffalo bills announced the hiring of kathryn smith as a special teams assistant coach.she is the first full-time female coach in the league.watch that choosing health over taste...sometimes it's not as simple as you may think.the new salad that h

mall officials announced a 50 million-dollar project to expand the mall. they haven't said what companies are coming to town but they will include home furnishing stores and restaurants. sam smith has more on the announcement. >> every day mall visitors drive past the area that will be developed. this 11-acre space will be transformed as part of a plan to improve the mall. forward to it prior. >> more opportunities for local people. >> kaine moved here from england recently for work. her prime example that charlotte growth has seen. >> it's the new up and coming city. 95% of people i've met here come from. >> starwood retail partners is excited about the expansion project saying this investment allows us to complete the vision 10 years ago. 120 stores. that number will increase with new breed tail dining and entertainment options planning to go here. to better serve the shopping charlotte area. in charlotte sam smith fox 46 wjzy. begin by early 2017. >> the seller was on his game tonight as the hornets tipped off the second half of the nba season in milwau

dollars. transportation officials told the city to sign-- or risk losing that money. 10 on your side's liz palka went to an open house tonight. so, liz what are tom and nicole - most i spoke with are in favor of light rail and the city moving forward with the memorandum of understanding. while there were some here who are passionately against it. c5 8:19:29 - i'd love to be able to pck up up the tide and get into norfolk from here. hampton roads transit transportation board sent this resolution to the city of virginia beach. calling for the city to agree to a memorandum of understanding - or mou. and submit an application to buy light rail cars. all by april 30th. virginia beach city manager dave hansen... c31 8:34:17- committing to the purchase of the light rail vehicles at 50/50 and following through on the mou just seems logical for our city council to consider. most residents at the open house seemed to be tracking the latest transportation board and city leaders. noting: the board and transportation secretary aubrey layne say state funding will be on the line without the mou. c5 8:20:21 - i

dollars. economic development officials attribute the discrepancy to tesla building in phases rather than all at once. the company says they still plan to employ 65-hundred people at peak production.### n-v energy could be getting some competition if a new political action committee gets their way. "nevadans for affordable, clean energy choices" have filed a petition, with the nevada secretary of state's office to change the state constitution and end the monopoly on electric services. the measure would also make it easier for other theory-- lower your electric bill. more than 55-thousand signatures are needed to get the measure on the ballot. there are plenty of fun things going on in town... in addition to watching the big game. we'll show you some of your options in our eight things to do. and, the university has some help in their knowledge center. we'll give you a look at the three-story robot helping them out. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 4:30 with sarah johns and weather with meteorologist jeff thompson this is kolo 8 news now at 4:30." announcer: here's to the things that can k

. >>> which local official admits stealing thousands of dollars from the county where she worked. >>> a minivan flies off the road and straight into a connecticut home. what the driver told witnesses happened to her behind the wheel 37. >>> lester holt has a look at what he's working on at 6:30. >>> our team is in place covering a violent and dangerous weather outbreak in the south. >>> president obama offers a plan to close gaut tan mow bay. >>> should food makers be banned from labelling their products >>> the government's fight with apple is going from the headlines to the streets, with apple supporters suspected to rally at dozens of stores across the country tonight. to tell the fbi undermining apple security will make americans less safe. gus rosendale is outside the store in midtown where the rough weather may be keeping demonstrators away. >> this crowd is mostly media. dozens of protests are planned across the country today. organized by people who say their government is overstepping authority. >> tonight's protests are filed a court move to get apple to create a back door.

morning tri-state sebring, ohio has been embroiuled in its own water crisis.how officials are putting 70 thousand dollars to use to put an end to the problem. camille cosby is sceduled to give a deposition in the case again her husband, comedian bill cosby.why a last minute motion could postppone that introducing longhorn' s the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. big, bold, steaks. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can' t fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger a big sewer project is starting today in mt. airy.the metropolitan sewer district of greater cincy will be replacing aging and deteriorating sewer lines in mt airy forest. forest.close to 12 thousand 500 feet of those lines will need replacing.they'll start by clearing trees along the sewer alignment, that should take until the end of march. the project should project be comkpleted by fall of next year. officials in sebring ohio say they have spent 70 thousand lead in the water. water.officials say the mo

fire officials say one upstairs bedroom was gutted, and damage was estimated at 40 thousand dollars. marinello school of beauty is shutting down two locations here in the valley... leaving more than 200 local students wondering where they will continue their education. department of education investigators found several violations at marinello, which has locations in 5 states. the department says the school charged studts for excessive overtime, and submitted false job placement rates to students. all of the closing, and about 800 employees are affected. the local schools here are on bonanza near nellis, and sunset near mountain vista. marinello officials released this statement about the closure: "our students have gone to great lengths to complete their education to better their lives. the department's actions have deprived marinello's students of the opportunity to complete their education at marinello without interruption. marinello also says it's giving students transcripts and information about transfer options. tesla's battery plant here in nevada is creating jobs... but at a

officials say franklin worked for "s-g-l constructors." they are the lead contractor of the multi-billion-dollar i-4 project. the project manager says work has been put on hold-- as officials review safety procedures. 6:08:05-:15 tomorrow -- managers will ask employees in each input on safety rules. there are 650 workers and supervisors on the i-4 ultimate project. just minutes ago -- ion wrapped up at the airport toll plaza on the beachline. the aging plaza.. is being removed... as the expressway authority makes improvements to the beachline. tolls will now be collected at four new nearby ramp plazas. it is not going to cost you any extra, you'll just pay the toll at a different location. parts of north florida-- under a state of emergency this morning-- after yesterday's powerful storms caused damage. the largest amount of damage was in pensacola -- where a tornado damaged more dozens of homes and apartments. no deaths have been orted... but three people jwi%9g from minor injuries. officials are still trying to assess the damage. emergency crews are still working to help those in need. 9or ric

this comes as michigan governor rick snyder will meet with city officials and pastors to propose 30 million dollars in state funding to help pay the water bills of those who are severely affected by the crisis. he will then bring the proposal to lawmakers next week. new this morning, d-n-a from the marines killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of hawaii last month may have been found. the u-s marine corps says the families of the identified victims were notified. the coast guard first reported that two helicopters collided during nighttime training the cause is still being investigated. now that combat jobs are open to them, top army and marine corps generals are pushing that all women should have to register for the draft. the say told a senate committee it will take up to three years before combat posts are fully integrated. they also say they will not lower standards to bring women into more grueling types of jobs. a denver broncos player that made the trip to san francisco for the super bowl has been sent home. ryan murphy, who was listed on the team's practice squad, has been questioned i

town officials are meeting with church leaders on march 15th. batesburg leesville has provided about 4-thousand dollars in servicee to help with the cemetery's recent cleanup -- but officials say they can't provide that help long term. stay with us -- von gaskin has your full work week america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. is responsible for the content of this message. an area of low pressure formed off the coast late saturday and gave us a few sunday morning part of the viewing area. the low will move away from the coast by the afternoon and the skies will become partly cloudy, daytime high will settle in the low 50s. monday a front will cross the area and give us some clouds and a 30% chance of showers during