their official fire station is 22 miles away. miles from a home, the homeowners say insurance premiums go up. >> i called the insurance company and they was going to insure it for $500 a year until they found out i was in polk county and seven miles from the fire department, the price went up and i couldn't afford to keep the insurance. >> darcel: henderson county has a much closer station that would enable area homeowners to qualify for affordable insurance. >> larry: haywood county is the first to gather emergency workers from all across north carolina. workers are gathering all week in training classes at lake junaleska creating scenarios and developing strategies to handle them. it's all designed so first responders could react as effectively as possible. >> darcel: right now asheville making changes to help relieve the affordable living crisis. an urban planner is offering new options. hope, what type of new options? >> hope: darcel, that urban planner just wrapped up talking about how we can increase housing density in ashe

. fire station 2. city officials say initial testing found no significant problems. but now the property has to be cleaned up and could cost another $1 million. this afternoon we will find out how many pythons were caught in the annual python challenge throughout the state. an award ceremony is being held in davie. the florida wildlife commission will release the numbers today. there are prices for those that release the most pythons. the hunt ended february 11th. >>> some of the most important animals in the circle of life are close to extension. thousands of species of bees, butterflies and birds are at risk of becoming extinct. these types of animals are pollinators and help the growth cycle of food crops. this could threaten the world's food production. >>> the orlando food and wine festival is underway right now. there is a look at video from last year's festival. you can sample 50 domestic and international wines and foods from 30 of orlando's local restaurants. it is on robinson street. it runs until 9:00 toni

to a story we first brought you want to at 6:00 the fire that took over a gas station in broad date at circle k is under investigation. fire officials estimate damages to be around 150,000 dollars. fire started inside the store portion of the gas station and luckily no one was hurt. a case of animal abuse is prompting one local organization to youth about humane treatment of animals according to the rock hill harold. an education division is offering to teach york county students and two teens accused of torturing brody shooting him 18 times. the lab mix puppy recovered and adopted by caylee. your county schools haven't responded to organization as to whether they'll take them up on their offer. >> now to a fox 46 follow-up tonight neighborses joined in to help clean up trash in an elderly woman's backyard along homehomeowner called 311 to report to the city and told she had to clean up the mess because it was on, quote, her property. if he didn't she would get a bill from the city. old tvs, microwave and even clutches tossed in her backyard. >> our elders don't deserve this, you know, it seemed unfair that this woman did everything

fire officials in the current station, which was dire need of some upgrades. the city of sioux city lookiki to the city's limits, bubuit needs your help. last year sioux x city crews patched over 37 thousand potholes... with your help that number could grow. if you see a pot hole the city wants you to report it. just visit the city's website that's sioux- dash-city-dot-org . crews will look to make repairs on roads as possible. jenna: city officals are looking at the potential for a river bank camp ground in sioux city tuesday, there will be a meeting open to the public to go over sites and ideas for a potential campground project. that meeting will be held on thehe fifth floor of citit february 23rd. tim: after fighting for months to become dupont johnston iowa got some bitter sweet news today. thcommunity won't serve as headquarters after the 130 billion dollar merger between the two companies finalizes, but become a global business center giant. the iowa economic authority and the city are awarding million dollars in state incentives. "where are things goin

. >> and to have that fire station not be able to address that fire because they can't move water? is insanity. >> reporter: fire officials say the station trucks are equipped to save lives. >> our first priority is always going to be getting people out of the building. so that's what the truck is going to do. upon their arrival they're going to make entry into that building, ensure that everybody is out. >> reporter: for residents, they say they're focused on starting over. >> i'm alive, my mother is alive. our neighbors are alive. i don't care whose fault it is. i'm happy people got out alive. >> reporter: at this hour, firefighters are still investigating. and even though they haven't determined a cause, they acknowledge they are looking at that backyard area as a possible point of origin. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> robert, thank you. >>> the school wasn't hiding anything. that's what administrators are saying today after a teacher was arrested for allegedly having sex with a student. san jose police say this man, zachary drew, had an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old student last

. >>> it may cost taxpayers another $1 million to clean up the site of a new fire station in orlando. city officials are trying to find out if an outside consulting firm missed signs of contamination. we first told you on thursday, contamination in the soil has delayed construction on fire station 2 in paramore. city officials say initial testing by hsw engineering found no significant problems. >>> an orange county mother says she is in desperate -- in a desperate battle to save her daughter's life. the mother did not want to be identified but told us bullying at middle school is so out of control, her daughter took a bottle of tylenol and tried to she says she told school leaders about four months ago but was told to call a 1-800-help line. >> i feel it will be fatal for her. >> you think she'll attempt suicide again? >> yes. >> the orange county school district would not comment. the girl's mother also told us school officials agreed to meet with her again on monday. >>> harbor house of central florida says it now has an interim director, but they are not ready to say who it is. we told you last

confusion and chaos in the capital as many polling stations remain shut hours after voting officially started. fired tear gas to disperse crowds angered over the long delays. at several stations, voters said the wrong ballots were delivered. frustrated and angry, the voters ripped up the ballots and campaign posters. at least two holing stations canceled voting and closed after clashes between voters and police. someis tense atmosphere, people have accused officials of deliberately stalling the vote. >> everybody is believing there is something wrong. we know this has been done intentional. the president is seeking a fifth term and is predicted -- it is pretty good to be a tight race. the 71-year-old has held power , but his support is relatively weak and his main rival is now claiming systematic fraud. [inaudible] >> where there is no free and fair election, then we must fight. that is the essence of our citizenship. reporter: in a move sure to this wastension, briefly detained by police. police also blocked access to social media sites. election officials have called the lengthy delays absolutely

. >> to have that fire station not be able to address that fire because they can't move water is a form of insanity. >> reporter: fire officials were sympathetic but pointed out the trucks at the station are equipped to tackle the most important job first. >> our first priority is always going to be getting people out of the building. that's what that will do. upon their arrival they'll ensure that everybody is out. >> janelle, raj, in all 12 people were displaced and are now in the care of the red cross. coming up at 6:00, what fire investigators are focusing on. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> we'll see you at 6:00. >>> a new revelation in the case of an undocumented immigrant accused of killing his girlfriend, then dumping her body in fremont. today his first court appearance. damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: prosecutors say the suspect did not act alone. today he was here in court also with an accomplice here in alameda county superior court. details were revealed about the murder and what happened in the aftermath in alameda county over the weekend. this is video of esmid pedraza, again, the s

will shut them down again this weekend to finish the work here >>> work is officially underway for new and improved fire station and kissimmee. >> we were there is this morning as officials in calculators help to break ground on a project event station 64 are pleasant hill road will be billed using a new form they design. it is unlike the temporary station where -- which has been there since 90 not get the new one will be built to withstand weather events with wind speeds up to 150 miles an hour. the upgrade will allow fire crews to stay in the community during storms providing a coworker response in the aftermath. >>> important with this weather we have to we will see another some could be strong. gusty winds and heavy downpours through tomorrow morning. looking at the clouds continuing to thicken and lower and that is what we will see for today. mainly cloudy skies with us across central florida, 73 winds out of the south southeast, breezy and warm for the rest of today. a chance of a couple showers and you see the numbers, 60s, 70s around. 72 sanford, 70 kissimmee, 71 toward cocoa beach. winds shooting in an

in charlotte there have been at least a dozen break-ins at the fire stations the last 10 days. officials in both cities are trying to determine if they are related. is making its debut on broadway. bright star is set nearly 100 years ago in the blue ridge mountains. it is by steve martin and a singer. john: we have breaking tphraougs. due to a power outage caused by the storm yesterday it turns out spring creek middle school and high school will be operating on a three-hour delay. that means that the staff will report to work three hours beyond their normal starting time and student day will begin at each school three hours later than normal. spring creek high school and middle in wayne county. barbara: it is always interesting after the storms everybody feels a little tension but then the next day it is like some get major tkaoepblg anddamage and some nothing. don: it used to be we had to wait a tornado was on the ground before warning and i have had a couple of e-mails from people many warnings and only one or two tornadoes. barbara: better be glad. don: we would rather send warnings o

set to go on trial in april. another one million dollars to clean up the site of a fire station in orlando. officials are trying to find out if an outside consulting firm missed signs of contamination. contamination in the soil delayed construction on fire station 2 in perry more. city officials say initial testing found no significant problems. >>> an orange county mother is in a desperate battle to save her daughter's life. she did not want to be identified. she told us bullying at maitland middle school is so out of control her daughter took a bottle of tylenol to try to overdose. she told school leaders about four months ago but was told to call a 1-800 help line. police said they couldn't help because it was a school issue. >> do you think she will attempt suicide again? >> yes. >> the orange county school district would not comment. school officials agreed to meet with her on monday. >>> harbor house in central florida has an interim director. we told you last week ce o'carroll whip was ousted but there is no explanation as to why. she said it was not her idea to leave. >>> alone and defenseles

there is a fire station across the street but officials say the truck they have is not equipped with the water to put out a fire. the fire spread so quickly that residents were forced to take matters into their own hands. >> he goes, mom, the house's on fire, i said, no, rubin the house is not on fire so he picked me up and threw me over his shoulder and took me outside. >> fire captain says budget cuts removed engines with water capabilities from the fire station across from the fire. however, another truck was there in about 5 minutes no one was hurt. >>> the police team behind a viral photo is speaking out tonight. at least one of them anyway. ricky mitchell is in arizona with the heartwarming story. >> reporter: it's pretty of course than manson loves his partner deputy chase garrett, that love perfectly captured in >> he likes to give hugs. he's a hugging dog. most of the time if we're just sitting there, he'll pop his head on my shoulder and sit there like that. >> reporter: deputy garrett says he took the photo a couple of months ago during a narcotics investigation. manson is

. >>> osceola fire officials will breakdown on station number 64, it is being build on pleasant hill road. it is designed to withstand severe weather, including winds 150 miles per hour and have a community room. >>> today pope francis i will be helding mass in mexico. the pope is in the hefally indigenous state part of his yesterday he delivered a hopeful message to 300,000 people attending mass in mexico city suburb. they pleaded to turn their land into a land of opportunity. >>> volkswagen requested the government's effort to recall no cars and trucks. they insisted it was not necessary, but they agreed to do it. they are recalling 6,050,000vws thin u.s. they are already in hot water with the ea. >>> despite the popularity of e- books, new data is showing that book sales are up by 2 1/2%. publishers weekly report says that thenic of e-book degrees climbed in 2015. and paper back grew by 13%. >>> the first daytona 500 in the renovated speedway is six days away. >> events at the track all week leading up to the 500. field on sunday. he won the pole in commifying yesterday. the 20 ye

fire officials are to code and need more space. the department has been located at the current station since 1973. the project would be funded through a bond issuance of $2,700,000 and fundraising through the fire department of $160,000. >> we're running out of room. specifically for the firefighters in the fact that we are out of training space. so we fight fires and respond to rescue calls all yearlong. >> and they're asking the orange city commmmity to help them meet their current and future needs. polls are open from 7:00 to 8:00 this tuesday. >>> onto the weather. we had the nice warm temperatures yesterday and then a very windy day today here. >> yes. so a windy day. after that strong windy day today. that moisture moved out of the area quickly and leaving clear skies behind it. now, we're seeing a nice quiet clear night over there. can country temperatures 33 in sioux city, 32 in sioux falls. and tomorrow, we're going to see warmer temperatures, but more rain is on the way. more details in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> an army staff sergeant is facing murder charges after police are sayin

. >>> officials in osceola county will break ground on a new fire station, station 64, it is weather, 150 miles per hour and have a community room. >>> right now the royal caribbean ship is back at see and headed to port canaveral. the anthem of the seas was forced to return to new jersey after it suffered damage in the carolinas. >>> people in the northwest are waking up to below zero temperatures they have not seen in years. >> the national weather service is saying many areas in new york will see snow today before sleet and rain arrives in pennsylvania. weather conditions crossed this massive pileup over the weekend. killing three and sent dozens to hospital. the temperatures from new york to connecticut dipped to, minus 40. >> you don't live there, crazy. >> this is dangerous stuff. that cold. that's nuts. >>> we're going to be in the 70s. >> an awesome weekend after a comfortably cool for the most part and today we will have the 70s around. apretty decent ahead, but hour the next 24 hours watch out for a chance of storms. downtown orlando we are at 54. the winds out of the east a

station officer said he saw senior polling officials changing results. >> reporter: security agencies say their role is neutral and they only intervened to keep the peace. near some polling stations in the capital they fired tear gas to disperse angry crowds. such changing of results was not reported officials say >> i never saw that. i have not received that. i thought there were enough ticks in the balance to ensure that nothing was done. >> reporter: meanwhile, opposition leader besigye supporters say he won. he has been detained several time and held at his home or police stations. police say he has not been under arrest but that he wants to cause violent protests. nr m came to power after fighting a civil war that began of a rigged election. the party was seen as a saver. this woman says things have changed >> if this that has happened elsewhere, they have lost truck. i feel if they lost my brother's fighting for justice, fighting for a better uganda, fighting for a uganda way, i am here, their sister, being treated the way i've been treated in these elections. i'm not happy. i'm not happy with the nr m. >> reporter: malcolm webb >>> bird celebrations are being held for president mobabi. his lavish b

will move to a nearby county building, another outside of downtown to fire station four on dodge street near interstate 80. officials say they don't believe theheove will hurt response times. the university of iowa is ready to unveil a projects that's been more than seven years in the making. performers and audiences will on be able to enjoy the new hancher auditorium. stay with tv9. the newly rebuilt hancher the newly rebuilt hancher auddorium is almost ready for performers to take the stage. home since the building. so, for nearly eight years, hancher has hosted shows at different venues across the state. helped build 18 hundred people. and in case of another flood, a built-in basement "bath-tub" design will pump any water back out of the building. for executive director chuck swanson, it's been an eight year journey the entire community rallied behind. "it's a journey that's had highs and lows but really, its gone quickly. i'm totally amazed at the work we've been able to do. but it boils down to a lot of people have been involved, a lot of people have helped make this happen." performance. bobby mcferrin will ta

this afternoon the fire chief met with union officials behind closed doors at station one downtown to discuss the situation. we were the only ones there afterwards to talk to them. >> did you guys look at the reports before you were in the building. >> as i say earlier we are in a fact finding mission right now. we are looking at all the facts. >> the firefighters union told me they are concerned on every level. >> we are looking into finding out if anyone was exposed to any harmful things and right now we are trying to get out in front of it. >> channel 9. >>> county officials have launched an investigation and say they were not notified. we asked what happened to those tiles that were thrown in the dumpster. parents to keep a close eye on their children after a student came to school with a contagious disease. a student came to school on january 1st and could have come in contact with many of the students. officials say so far no other kids have shown any symptoms and the sick student hasn't been back to school. >>> looking for at least 5 more candidates to consider for their next c

fire station road. some residents have been fighting the project. officials say the vote was only commercial use and any specific development will have to be approved at a alert date. north carolina's house speaker gaining support for a legislative session to discuss a vote in charlotte. the council there a ordinance some republican leaders including governor mccrory are unhappy with the part that allows transgender people to choose a bathroom because fof identity. they will need at least 72 of the members to support the session. john: charges against the driver who injured four on bicycles over the weekend in johnston county. the highway patrol says donny williams approached them from behind and hit them throwing the riders off the bikes. some much them are still in the hospital. barbara: surgeons in cleveland transplant on a 26-year-old woman using a uterus from a deceased donor. it gives women a chance at pregnancy. other countries have done that with five healthy babies so far. john: a promise from sea world's chief executive to stop spying on animal righ

station 15 on bayside home to miami's fire rescue marine operations. officials say that the new station will better their response time for water emergencies although they do work for the city, they have no jurisdiction specifically on the water, meaning they will be responding wherever they're needed. >>> a man facing charges this morning for taking deputies on a very unusual chase. stole a backhoe from a con site site and took it for a joyride across the seven mile bridge. deputies followed him across the bridge for an hour-and-a-half before they managed to flatten the tires. the ordeal called damage to the bridge because blanik then dropped boulders on the road. >>> it was a "full house" on "the night show" starring jimmy fallen. >> thth staged a "full house" reunion. the entire cast of "full house" minus one, but they had a special guest stand in for michelle because she couldn't be there. [ inaudible ] >> they keep it together the entire time which is so impressive. jimmy fallon dressed up as presidential hopeful donald trump taking the place of michelle ta

the new property with a fire station will eventually go off robinson street but officials later found out it was contaminated with metal car parts. even though cleanup costs are still unknown the city tells us it will try to get a brownfield site agreement with the state to recover some of the money. >>> the senate is now expected to take up a bill that will get hundreds of thousands to two families affected by kevin home invasion in orange county. in november okafor was sentenced to death -- keeping home invasion fitbits i'm -- injuring campus. okafor on house arrest violating it several times. orange county has agreed to a settlement to pay $400,000 for the negligence the state house is already passed the bill. >>> two national activist groups are helping precollege students in their fight against valencia college. last year the students filed a lawsuit saying the college violated students constitutional rights by forcing them to have transvaginal ultrasounds be formed on them at a sonography class. it said the school threatened their standing if they did not consent. the district j

official school closing station . . fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. .. the only local to show starts michelin starred singaporean. >> unattended candle blamed for a fire that destroyed a houseme in the rain is jack shea says the quick thinking he may have prevented the tragedy. west eighth street in lorain after 6:30 a.m. monday. >> i heard somebody screaming and i heard held6 and i looked out my window and saw the flames she was out on the porch next to the fire where it was coming from. >> martha santiago says when she got to the porch of the home she found 2-year-oldma s who appeared to be dazed and confused and told her that hera cat was missing and she was trying to find it . >> she did not want to come off the porch and i said we've got to go the windows are shattering andnd we will worry about cat t later and we've got to get out of your we have to go and she said okay. >> relatives say they're thankful that martha santiago was thereare. >> i was very grateful that she did that my mom was scared i'm sure that she was very so she probably frozewh. >> i am a medical assistance ss over this kind of like instinct when i heard her screaming at her t

. >> now, captain says all fire stations have some form of security. now any footage that officials have is not being released to the public. wbtv on your side. >> thank you. new, fewer people are in jail which means a few changes in mecklenberg county. today that he plans to relocate the majority of inmates at the jail north facility. this is a consolidation move since the population continues to drop. the average daily population is about 1400 inmates it was 2600 in 2008. now the inmates will be moved to the central jail location. >> the post season ban for two local basketball teams will stand. state officials handed down the ruling against north rowan county and salisbury high school following the brawl. the principals got letters saying the appeal was denied. the state believes the luls were appropriately applied. both teams had great chances. the schools were fined $1,000. >> new, local police find 20 pounds of meth and now these three are charged with trafficking. police say they were arrested yesterday. were arrested or what they were doing but each person is in jail on $1.5

fire stations were inside the station >> we went back and check add our records. none of the stations that were hit in greensboro were actually on any calls at that period of sgliem officials are trying to increase security at the stations including adding more cameras and police increasing patrols. several fire stations were targeted. firefighters came back from calls find the car windows smashed out. the latest happened last sunday in fort mill. some departments had security cameras that did not catch any of the images of the thieves and in huntersville, firefighters began parking the personal trucks inside the station to prevent thefts. in noda, veteran woodie williams is standing guard. >>> cmpd will recognize the aviation units 45 years of service. the et vept begins at 11:30 -- the events begin at 11:30. one of the original members cmpd aviation pilots will be on hand answering any questions you have about their role. that event runs through 1 o'clock. >>> undocumented families on edge after a left lane teen was arrested on his -- after an undocumented teen was arrested on his way to school. >> he saw the lights from the car for the ice agent. >> next this morning, t

fire station number 26. that makes at least five in our area targeted within two weeks. and officials want to put a stop to it. that's just in charlotte. three other stations were hit in china grove, kannapolis, and mooresville in that time. least. >> cmpd is investigating to see if there's a link between the break-ins but has narrowed down targeted. thing. they're looking for guns. they're making that assumption that there's going to be a gun in that car. and sadly they're finding one. >> this morning two guns were taken from a vehicle at this station on south trion while crews were on a call. someone that's monitoring our radio traffic because all of the incidents have occurred while these station's firefighters were out on calls or responding to calls. >> police are stepping up patrols and charlotte fire is looking to upgrade security. >> we're taking additional measures and we're going to get to the bottom of this. >> neighbors are left stunned. >> you're going after the people that could save your lives and children. it's terrible. >>> right now police haven't said if they think

weather officials say at least 16 tornadoes were reported yesterday. a fire station in alabama was destroyed... and a school was damaged in mississippi. the same massive storm system covered roads and streets from the carolinas to new york in snow and ice. warmer temperatures are expected in the northeast... raising concerns over possible flooding./// ((sherry swensk)) > and people in california are getting warm temperatures... as a heat wave continues. cities up and down the state had yesterday... los angeles was 89 degrees... and santa ana was 94. even san francisco was getting some heat...at 77 degrees. the summer-like heat spell is expected to stick around for most of the week. /// adlib weather chat sherry swensk < in the west thanks to this really strong ridge of high pressure protecting us from cold storms out in the pacific... but there will be a little change come tomorrow. .................. let's go to the radar and satellite across the country... coast right now. cold snow and ice still rolling across the northeast...and thunderstorms are calming down acr

officials. he was accused of having sex with as many as eight women at the fire station where he worked. jamison. >> now at 5:00, an update to a story we brought you earlier this week. sexual assault. he is now being charged as an adult. why the charges are being upgraded. >> reporter: a judge signed this order hours ago, understanding these charges to attempted sexual assault and kidnapping. now if convicted he could spend 60 years behind bars and have to register as a sex offender. we're told that he will be transported to the pinellas county jail tomorrow night -- tonight and tomorrow morning he will go in front of a judge. he attempted to sexually assault the bo boy in the woods. the boy faked an asthma attack and made it to a local business to call his mother. this is not the first time that he has been accused of sex- related crimes. in 2013, he allegedly assaulted an 8-year-old boy at a special needs school. he was able to return to pinellas county schools because he was sent to diversion programs on those earlier charges. and technically he was never convicted. tonight, the schoo

investigates found out the city of orlando paid big bucks to build a fire station on the spot but the ground is contaminated. city officials don't know how much it will cost taxpayers to clean it up. the city paid more than $1 million for the new property off of robinson street but later found out the place was contaminated with metal parts. even though cleanup costs are still unknown, the city told us they will try to get a brownfield sight agreement with the state to recover some money. >>> tonight, crews have not decided when they will resume work on the multimillion dollar backed up and killed a worker. sg&l told us they are giving workers 10 degrees and will pick up where they left off after they review safety protocols. there is no word on how long that will take. >> safety is really, really important to us. so we want to make sure it is safe on that corridor for the public and for the workers as well. >> we asked again tonight if the 21 mile stretch and multi- year project will be delayed. sgl would only say crews prepared for unforeseen circumstances. >>> tonight, a dozen people face charges after local and federal

fires and explosions reported. at this kentucky gas station this week, josh hamilton says his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket causing second-degree burns, and in new hampshire, fire officials say another explosion nearly set a bedroom ablaze. when the device's lithium battery is overcharged. >> 80% of all fires involving electronic cigarettes happened >> reporter: currently the fda does not regulate the health and e-cigarettes. there is legislation under would expand fda oversight. cecilia? >> gloria, thank you. >>> we turn next to an alleged impostor accused of fooling an entire pennsylvania high school. tonight, new allegations about the man who posed as a star student, and now questions about his relationship with a teenage girl. abc's candice gibson has more. >> reporter: this young man fooled everyone for years, allegedly pretending to be a high school student, even making the honor roll. now he's behind bars, and tonight facing new charges. police say he is now 23 years old had sexual relations with a 15-year-old girl in 2014, now charged with statutory central assault. he has not responded to the from his harrisburg, pennsylvania, jail cell he did scam the system to

officials say a busted fire hydrant caused a canopy at a gas station to collapse in california. police say two cars crashed into each other, and that caused one of them to hit the fire hydrant. water went shooting into the air, and onto the canopy and the weight of the water caused it to fall down. nobody was underneath at the time. police say one person was hurt. a lawmaker in kentucky wants to make a point with her new bill. last week, the state adopted a bill which requires women to seea doctor before they can have an abortion. on thursday, democrat mary lou marzian proposed a similar bill for men who need viagra or similar drugs. the bill says the men would have to be married, see a doctor twice, and have written approval from their spouse to get the drug. men would also sign a sworn statement that they'll only use the drug with their spouse. (mary lou marzian, (d) kentucky state men in the house, feel if they were subjected to the same kind of government interference in their medical private decisions." marzan says the requirement to use erectile-dysfunction pills only with

station officer said he saw senior polling officials changing results. >> reporter: security agencies say their role is neutral and they only intervened to keep the peace. near some polling stations in the capital they firedburse angry crowned. the electoral commission says such changing of results was not reported. >> i never saw that, i never heard that. i have not received that complaint. so i felt there were enough checks and balance to insure that nothing is done. >> reporter: meanwhile, opposition leader supporters say he won. he's been detained several times and held at his home or police stations. police say he's not been under arrest. and that he wants to cause violent protests. 30 years ago, the ruling nrm came to power after fighting a civil war that began after a rigged election. the party was seen as a savior. joy says things have changed. >> what is happening in our district, if it has happened elsewhere, then they have lost track. and i feel so sad that i lost my brothers fighting for justice, fight to go a better uganda, fight to go a uganda where you can vote freely for the leaders that we want. and i am here, their sister, being treated the way i have been treated in these elections. i a

fires and explosions reported. at this kentucky gas station this week, josh hamilton says his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket causing second-degree burns, and in new hampshire, fire officials say another explosion nearly set a bedroom ablaze. experts say problems often begin when the device's lithium battery is overcharged. >> 80% happened during the charging phase. >> reporter: currently the fda does not regulate the health and the safety of all types of e-cigarettes. there is legislation under review at the white house that would expand fda oversight. cecilia? >> gloria, thank you. >>> and still ahead tonight -- the big shock for one mom as she drove down the freeway. when herred to le ed ttoddler m this. >>> and arming yourself against high-tech thieves lurking at the atm. what you need to be on the lookout for. coming soon from progressive, it's "savin' u," the new hit single from the dizzcounts. ♪ cash money ♪ the biggest discount and understand... ♪ the dizzcounts. safe driver, paperless, paid-in-full, multi-car and joey fatone. ♪ savin' you five hundred ♪ i'm savin' you five hundred we have auto-tune, right? oh, yeah. that's a hit! all: yeah! the wolf was huffing an

official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. . we are the only local news show that begins a four-year. tonight, on the sixth fire officers tells the story as peggy gallek has been interviewed. >> it is horrific, i don't want to relive it, i don't want to think about it but it is always going to be embedded in my heart and my mind. >> former cleveland police officer freddy diaz talking to the fox 8 i-team about the november 22 police chase and shooting that left two suspects,2 timothy russell and malissa williams bad. pages details a night that spiraled out of control said that she was going to spend the nightid in his hotel te room but wanted to discuss any of the woman, she says that he threw her onto the bed and then will nott let her leave and took her down a back stairway to a car. >> shirai said he got out of the car and threw her back into the that she cannot hear out of that era for today's . said that she hated him and then said he was going to draw me off and killed himself. >> on i-30 and dallas said that she tried to call him and then he said shut up or i will kill don't deserve that i would only kill

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the property with the fire station will eventually go is on private industry. officials later found out it was contaminated with metal car parts. cleanup costs are unknown but the city tells us they will try to get a signed agreement with the state to recover some money. >>> state senate is expected to take up a bill that gives families affected by a deadly home invasion in orange county. okafor was sentenced to death for murdering saldivar and keep him from testifying in a previous home invasion. the time of the shooting injured a couple. okafor was on house arrest violating it several times. orange county has agreed to a settlement to pay $400,000 for negligence. the state house has already passed the bill. >>> to go national activist groups are helping precollege students in the fight against valencia college. students filed a lawsuit saying the college violated constitutional rights by forcing them to have transvaginal ultrasounds before -- performed on an sonography class and threatened the academic standing if they got -- did not exhibit lawsuit dismissed in studen

part of the country this polling station officer said he saw senior polling officials changing results. >> reporter: security agencies say their role is neutral. they fire tear gas to disperse angry crowds. such change of results was not reported. >> i never saw that, i never had that or i have not received that complaint. i thought there were enough checks and balance to ensure nothing is done. >> meanwhile, opposition leader kizza besigye supporters says he won. 30 years ago, the ruling nrm came to power after fighting a civil war that began after a rigged election. the party was seen as a savior. joy says things have changed. >> what is happening in our district if it has happened elsewhere then they have lost track. and i feel so sad. that i lost my brother fighting for justice. fighting for a better uganda. fighting for uganda way i would vote freely for those that we want and i'm here their sister, being treated the way i've been treated in these elections. i'm not happy. i'm not happy with the situation. >> malcolm webb, al jazeera, uganda. >>> governing coalition has failed to win enough votes to secure reelection. may forced to seek support fro

station officer said that he saw polling officials changing results. security agencies say their role is neutral and they only intervene to keep the peace. in rolling stations near the capital they fire tear gas to disperse angry crowds. and. >> we made sure that nothing was done. >> meanwhile, the supporters say that he won. he has been detained several times and held at his home or police station. police say he has not been under arrest, and he wants to cause violent protests. they say that things have changed. >> what is happening, if it has happened, i see my brothers fighting for justice, a better uganda, and here their sister is being treated the way i've been treated in these elections. i'm not happy. i'm not happy. >> malcolm webb, al jazeera, kampala, uganda. >> still ahead we have sport, including lindsey vonn's season is in jeopardy after crashing at a world cup race. we have more coming up in just a moment. >> disciple babb bay weighs president robert mugabe has been protesting against birthday celebrations of his 92nd birthday. he said there is no place for factional fighting over who will be his successor. >> for weeks newspaper headlines have been talking about the inf

. >> officials in california say a busted fire hydrant caused this gas station canopy to collapse. friday, then one of the cars hit the hydrant. water shot into the air and on to the canopy, causing it to collapse. no one was under that canopy at the time. >> very fortunate. also dramatic rescue after a car plunge into a canal in amsterdam. four bystanders saw the car plunge into the water with a woman and a toddler still inside. that's when they took action diving into help save them. the investigators broke through the car's window. they were able to save both the woman and the toddler. the mother and child were taken to a local hospital. good news they're expected to be okay thanks to those heroes. >> next on new england. police say this bus driver was a man is dead after police open fire. we'll tell you why officers say they were forced to shoot. >> and fbi investigators searching the home of the man behind a violent machete attack. what officials are is now zeroing in on. >> it's been a week since the deadly earthquake rocked taiwan. so he had the search for the missing continues. en

station officer said he saw officials changing votes. >> reporter: security agencies say their role is neutral and they only intervene to keep the peace. near some polling stations near the capital they fire tear gas to disperse the crowds. such change of results was not reported. >> i never saw that, i never heard that. we have not received that, i feel there are fluff checks and balance to ensure that nothing is done. >> reporter: meanwhile, opposition leader kizza besigye says he won. after fighting a civil war that began after a rigged election. the party was seen as osavior. joy says things have changed. >> what is happening in our district if it has happened elsewhere, then they have lost track. and i feel so sad that i lost my brothers fighting for justice, fighting for a better uganda, fighting for a uganda where i would vote freely for the leaders we want, and i'm here, their sister, being treated the way i've been treated in this election. i'm not happy. i'm not happy with the situation. >> malcolm webb, al jazeera, kampala, uganda. >>> clear win are sun likely, voters are torn between fears of political instability and the urge for change after years of austerity. al jazeera's

right now fire officials are still investigating. >>> on just one station, results of our exclusive polling in the race for the white house. >> we have seen plenty of movement this week heading into that big final weekend before votes are cast. let's get over to andy hiller who joins us live with the breakdown of the new numbers. >> reporter: i'm here at new hampshire headquarters. i think you know who is conducting our tracking poll. both races have settled down for at least a day. that's fine with republican sanders is now beating clinton after he stopped three days of losses. but clinton gained a point overnight slightly decreasing their difference. undecided remain at 4%. polls show clinton is still gaining but the right of her rise has slowed. there was no change for sanders after three days of big drops. dr. josh it doesn't look like hillary will catch sanders. >> the number that's really interesting today is for the first time don't know doesn't lead the question who do you think will be the next president? hillary clinton does. >> this is another example of winning by losing. >> if

officials changing results. >> security agencies say their role is mutual and they only intervene to keep the peace. in some polling stations they fire tear gas to disperse angry crowds. such changing of results was not reported. >> i never saw that. i never heard of that. i thought there were enough checks and balances to make sure nothing was done. >> meanwhile, supporters say that he won. he has been detained several times and held at his home or police stations. police say he has not been under arrest and that he wants to cause violent protests. 30 years ago the ruling party came to powerrer after the civil war that began the rigged election. things have changed. >> what is happening in our district, if it has happened elsewhere, i feel so sad, i look at my brothers fighting for justice, fighting for a better uganda. fighting for the uganda way. and their sister being treated the way we're being treated in this election. i'm not happy. i'm not happy. >> malcolm webb, uganda. >> jakarta's oldest red-light district is about to be demolished. it's part of the government clamp down. thousands of privates have been evicted. >> a popul

station, as the rain, wind, and lightning come down. the lights flicker and then go out for good. dothan fire officials say power went out last night for more than 3,000 customers. emergency officials in dothan can't confirm whether it was a tornado that touched or just high winds. so far, no damage to homes and buildings and no injuries have been reported. geoff: also severe storms , brought high winds and tornados to parts of florida tuesday, as much of the south was under severe watches and warnings. strong winds and rain were caught on camera at this hotel near the airport in pensacola, florida. much of northwest florida remains under a tornado watch. motorists are being asked to stay off of the roads, if possible. you can see the driving wind going sideways. forecasters say ththregion could see gusts of 60 to 80 miles per hour, as well as golfball sized hail. allyson: thousands of people lost power, as storms rip through central louisiana. take a look at what the wind did to this business in prairieville. and in other areas south and east of baton rouge, the wind downed power lines in several area

patrick: a california gas station canopy collapsed on two cars while maintenance workers were on the roof. no one was seriously injured. wow. according to fire officials on scene, the roof collapsed just before 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. two maintenance workers were on the roof over the gas pumps when they noticed cracks. as they were getting off of the awning, the roof failed. one managed to scramble away while the other rode the roof to , the ground. allyson: a man in college station, texas, made quite the splash. police say the 69-year-old man lost control of his chevy tahoe drove over a curb through a , metal fence and into a the man says loose groceries hit him while he was driving. a nearby neighbor was able to help get the man out of the suv. he was taken to a local hospital, but officials say he did not suffer any major injuries. patrick: a new policy from the nfl will restrict those convicted of certain crimes from attending the combine. the league will ban athletes from going to the scouting combine if they've been convicted of sexual assault, domestic violence or weapons offenses. "usa today" reports that nfl executive vice president

speedway officials of the incentives factored into their existing >>> orlando firefighters have been displaced from the fire station and could be months before a lot back yesterday we broke the news the mold was found in the dorm area station eight n. of oia. the station usually has 10 workers per shift but now there will be four per shift that part of the station will be closed for eight weeks and the stations rescue a ladder truck has been temporarily moved. we asked whether this will impact response times and the insure coverage to service areas while taking into account response times. >>> governor. rick scott signed a bill into law closing a loophole regarding the dangers of backyard shooting ranges. two years ago 9 investigates exposed incidents were gunfire from backyard shooting ranges cross property lines and put neighbors in danger. the ranges were legal. avenue law in effect bands people from firing guns recreationally in certain residential areas. if caught, violators could face up to one year in jail. >>> brevard county supervisor of elections is taking steps to make sure voting equipment is ready for

fired on hillvista lane around 5 p-m... about two hours later... a victim was shot twice outside of a gas station at north bend road and colerain avenue. officials say 23- year-old devante settles was taken u-c hospital and is expected to recover. cincinnati city council is now considering a budget for the fire department. the fire chief presented the plan.. it has four major components. first - a community para-medicine plan which would allow paramedics to visit and treat people at their homes in non-emergency situations. second new classes must be hired to maintain a workforce that qualifies under pre-determined guidelines. third - additional funding up to $850 thousand dollars is needed to address overtime pay and associated costs. and forth - they need money to fund and replace safety items such as personal protective equipment and thermal imaging cameras. these initiatives must be approved by city council before the next steps can be taken. still ahead... police investigating a burglary at a business... make a plus.. mixed messages from the leaders of the group involved in the oregon standoff... the new developments, just ahead. levee cam m

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station where the fire happened. so there was quite a bit of danger here just hours ago. still a heavy police presence. a lot of officials and detectives looking through the scene and trying to gather more information about what happened. and give us more information about this deadly accident. we'll continue to update you on what we can find out from police on the scene. >> outside we have a quiet start to this monday. changes are in store. >> troy bridges is in the pinpoint weather center with the information. >> we'll pinpoint a front that comes in late tonight and early tomorrow. chance for storms overnight. we have to pay close attention to that. before that, we are seeing the clouds streaming in from the gulf. you can see red arrows bringing in warm air. the winds coming in out of the south and southwest. we are at 55 in orlando, 48 in ocala. depending on where you are in north and northwestern zones, you'll need a jacket in many areas. look at the warmup. a lot of clouds, minimal rain at 30% this afternoon. warming to 78 by 4:00 today. coming up, we'll talk about the timing for the storms tonight and early tomorro

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