(man) the overtone series is really quite simple. behind every acoustically generated tone, there is a series of other tones which are happening simultaneously, and this series of tones extends above what we call the fundamental tone, and what we call the fundamental tone is usually the tone we can identify and sing back. ♪ silent night, ♪ holy night, (shapiro) when you begin to talk about the notes of music, you have to talk about different parts to those sounds. every musical sound has four parameters. it has its pitch, and we've been looking at pitch in terms of the frequency of the sine wave or the fundamental. it has its pitch-- how high or low is the sound? it has its amplitude-- how loud or soft is the sound? it has its timbre-- how complex or simple, how many overtones go into making up this sound, and what is their relationship and proportions? and it has its duration-- how long does the sound last? if i, as a composer, write a piece, it's decisions about those four parts of each note that really determine which note goes wh

and in overton.. where they're dealing with some messy flooding.. our team is all over this morning bringing you live coverage. but first we want to start with the man tracking the storms... morning meteorologist greg bennett! low pressure continues to spin up some interesting weather the next 24 hrs. this morning scattered showers both light to moderate with a few possible moments of heavy rain are expected through at least 9 am this morning. with snow levels dropping to summerlin, enterprise, centennial hills, henderson, and boulder city. these areas should not see an inches last night and another trace to 1.5 inches this morning looks possible. minor pooling back in the valley and wet/slick roads will concern will be the winds. a wind advisory is up for the between 20-25 mph and gusts hovering at 40 mph! the red rock area and higher elevations should reach gusts around 50 mph or higher! along with high winds, temperatures today only reach into the upper 40s and lower 50s. this means a wind chill factor will be nearing the upper 30s so please dres

the rain in overton forced crews and people..... to work well into the night... keeping their things safe!!! parker collins shows us.... how bad things got. take sot steve sorenson overton resident 3:33:58-3:34:06 "this was the worst here it's ever been mainly because all the water comes from the valley of fire down through this wash." take vo not only were the roads hit... the roads had to be worked on all night.. one guy had to call for help to keep his home from flooding. take sot jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "i had to call the fire department last night see if i could get some sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it was going to start coming in my house." it's not just over there... erosion is showing up in a lot of places out here... very close to homes. so far... none have been hit too bad. channel thirteen action news. our action news team coverage continues with an update on the snow situation on mount charleston. meteorologist karla huelga spent the day up there.. and joins us live with more on what she saw. karla. a

, liberation overtones, it's strong overtones around the violence inflicted on the residents of new orleansrricane katrina and those who have experienced violence in the black liberation movement received the message. i want to take it beyond the black party -- black panther party and say i think she was demonstrating the power of black women and girls to be really strong articulators and movement builders towards black liberation. it is something historically denied to black women and girls, to be seen as leaders toward a just and equitable society. beyond the obvious allusions to black power and the black panther party, it was really a statement about black women and girls in their place at the table towards a black liberation movement. brent: you say a lot of black people will identify with her. let me read you something someone wrote on her facebook profile. they said for a girl that grew up in a privileged, wealthy family, she has no business pandering to those who did not. what do you say to that? samantha: i will say it is every black woman's place to talk about the unique racial exp

headed out to overton to survey.... some of the damage. 11:26:53-11:27:22 you can see tons of dirt and standing water... looked like rivers... crews worked overnight to clear them. one man had to call for help to rains. it just comes down the street fills up the street fills up my yard." on cam tag 11:28:26-11:28:36 the rain has mostly stopped... and the roads are clear... but people are still driving slower than normal. in overton parker collins channel thirteen action news. a little further north... interstate -80- has been re-opened at the state line.... outside of reno... following a -25- car pileup caused by.... icy roads. one car was overturned.... after sliding off the road. snowplow drivers have stayed busy..... keeping the road clear of snow and ice... but n-dot warns... the moisture is expected to re- freeze overnight.... adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' .tonight...partly cloudy...breezy and colder. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...32 to 35 on the east sid

the floods hit hard in overton... and this morning.. families there are still dealing with the muddy after math inside their homes! it wasn't just the roads covered by water and mudd... the people living there say the flooding was so bad. it trapped them inside! jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "i had to call the fire department last night sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it the roads. all of them are open this morning. a terrifying day on the job for a news crew in san diego. the reporter and her photographer for the abc station there, were getting ready for their live shot.. when they were both knocked down by a falling tree. they were able to call 9-1-1. here you see firefighters working to save them. the camera man fractured his leg and had to have surgery. the reporter also suffered serious injuries. both have a long recovery ahead of them. breaking news...we're getting images of a house explosion near rochester new york! fire fighters say two people who were inside were able to get out safely.

homes and roads in overton are being threatened by the intense rain.... hitting southern nevada. here you can see... roads looked more like rivers.... during the worst of the rain yesterday. some people tell action news.... they didn't sleep last night.... trying to keep things dry. some used sandbags to protect their homes. others couldn't even get out. steve sorenson overton resident 3:33:58-3:34:06 "this was the worst here it's ever been mainly because all the water comes from the valley of fire down through this wash." n-dot came out to clear the roads.... which have all... re-opened. .tonight...partly cloudy...breezy and colder. of the valley...32 to 35 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph shifting to the north 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs 42 to 46 on the west side east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...30 to 34 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 46 to 50 on the west side of the val

the thunderstorms have passed overton. this is what we were looking at, right here at the ktnv studio. we took this around seven tonight.. and it was really coming down. you can even hear it. we can't get enough of the snow. a viewer sent us these pictures. this is highway 320 in lincoln county, about 30 minutes north of caliente. officials are reporting a full snowstorm. it's making driving conditions very dangerous. this is a picture they shared. the roads are very slippery and visibility is low. you will need chains or 4-wheel drive and snow tires to make it up the mountain. action news is your station for complete weather coverage. overnight.. turn to ktnv.com. and remeber to watch good morning las vegas for the latest weather and traffic. it all starts at 4-30. right now.. a valley man is recovering after one of the scariest encounters of his life. a gun was pulled on him after a road rage incident.... .....and he caught the whole thing on camera! get that god d gun out -- get the f away from me why are you guys flipp

mike: because of a threatening note with racial overtones. john london is live tonight after speaking with students and the principal about this unusual week. reporter: on any given day, there are 1402 students , one parent telling me she did not feel good about safety here. we took that point of you directly to some students. >> i had no fear coming to school today at all. >> i did not feel in danger or anything. >> i think a few people were afraid but the majority of us >> the note replete with racial slurs threatening african-americans. police told us the 15-year-old in custody admitted that he acted alone and wanted to get a rise out of people. students home today. the student body seemed more intent on tests than anything else. >> we' that we got the correct person. reporter: when trouble brews, students usually alert staff. shocked that a classmate could write such hateful words. confidence that school staff has their backs. >> i don' t think it' s as much of a big deal as it was. it' and slowly dying down. reporter: found in society at

jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "iad to ca the fire department last night see if i could get some sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it was going to start coming in my house." it was coming down on us all morning. it might be letting up now. reporting live parker collins channel thirteen action news. back to you. it's been a busy 24 hours in the weather department.. there's a lot of great video and pictures coming in from yesterday's storm..let's take a look.. our own parker collins sent us this video of the palm trees blowing in the wind..and you can see how ominous those clouds look in the background. this next photo sent in by a viewer. this is highway 320 in lincoln county about 30 minutes north of caliente. snow making for treacherous conditions on mt. charleston. slippery roads, low visibility--all reasotn o prepare with chains and 4- wheel drive if you're going to and take a look at this smoke. this is a house fire yesterday near joe brown and d.i. firefighters say the call came in as a tree fire possibly started by lightning. and now to the b

wayne overton from nc baptist men has been helping with the cleanup. next week more members of the faith-based organization will help the community rebuild. >> sometimes good things come out of bad things. >> [indiscernible] reporter: they have been working nonstop. >> try hard to l her know that home is where you make it. we will be here until the end. tim: and there is more help on the way. the department of agriculture is already here chopping down paris. we are here in randall county, -- granville county, abc 11 eyewitness news. anna: so good to see people coming together.

wayne overton from nc baptist men has been helping with the cleanup. next week more members of the faith-based organization will help the community rebuild. >> sometimes good things come out of bad things. >> [indiscernible] reporter: they have been working nonstop. >> try hard to l her know that home is where you make it. we will be here until the end. tim: and there is more help on the way. the department of agriculture is already here chopping down paris. we are here in randall county, -- granville county, abc 11 eyewitness news. anna: so good to see people coming together. a sheriff's deputy reunited with a dog she helped rescue from horrible conditions last week. the alaskan malamute for the last seven months being nursed back to health. gloria rodriguez has the story. >> he gave me a hug. andrea: this is what marty did win sheriff's deputy dakota banks found him in deplorable conditions last july. marty, dimple, and two dozen other dots were found in a home, emaciated and dehydrated. three dogs died. the owner had 28 counts of animal cruelty. but

and action news reporter parker collins is in overton where those floods hit,

in overton. you can hardley tell.. but... this is a road! crews worked overnight... to clean up... the mess. the roads are going to be very muddy... for a while. you could also see a lot of snow around henderson. here are some pictures we receieved today showing snow on black mountain.. which doesn't happen very often. a lot of it has melted off.. but it definitely had motorists doing double-takes this morning. let's take you to the other side of the valley now.. and this picture of the snow in lee canyon from action news meteorologist karla huelga. she spent the day on mount and takes a closer look at the snowfall there. in california.. the only road to a community of about -5-hundred homes is back open... after crews brought out the heavy equipement.... to clear it. this is about an hour.... west of north lake tahoe. flooding caused by ice dams.... wiped out the road. crews used the backhoes to allow the water to flow back... into the river. residents near soda springs are glad to be free. as we were saying inside the house.. mother nature always wins. i've seen lots of weather b

he got an earful from overton. you've got to get that pick! landry with a nice catch at the end zone. team irvin beats team rice 41-47. those were your florida panthers all-stars in nashville last night. the new game had both east divisions facing off in semi finals. i can'tjagr gets the gold. but they would lose to the pacific division 1-0 in the finals. john scott won the mvp. >>> the u.s. men's team and i iceland. usa wins it 3-2. >>> rinaldo not one, not one but, trust me, three goals in this. rinaldo extends hisis record with his 29th hat trick. cruise to see a 6-0 win. >>> eye will manso and that's your local 10 morning sports wrap. >>> supepebowl less than a week away. the denver broncos arriving in san francisco yesterday. they head in as u uer dogs, a challenging peyton manning hopes to overcome in what could be his final game of his career. >>> all rht, but the carolina panthers will have something to say about that. they arrived in the bay area on sunday. the team's getting ready for and intense preparation and media coverage. >> su

-he'll get some help from chase overton.. who pulls up the jumper in the lane for the bucket. -and senior jordan lowery going to the hoop.. and uses the glass for the score. the raiders would win in a close one.. 59-57. some area high school scores.. in the 1a west championship game.. radford takes down eastside 68-50. and in the 3rd place over honaker 65-56. defending 2-a champs martinsville tops dan river 63-40 in the 2-a west final... and the 4a west third place game went to g.w. danville... 82-61 over william byrd. in the girls 2a third place game.. floyd county beats chatham 52-34. and a big time battle in the 4-a west region championship.. but william fleming edges carrol county for the region title 48-45. with the sprint cup race set for tomorrow at 1- pm... the xfinity series were in action today at atlanta motor speedway. reigning sprint cup champ kyle busch on the pole for this one. -lap 72.. busch and brad keselowski battling for the lead but busch will get passed him. -now kyle larson putting pressure on him trying to power past busch on the outside that is a no-go

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the victim has been identified as 30 year old samantha overton of ankeny. her four year old son who was traveling with her is in good condition according to the polk county sheriff's office. nikki/ots: america continues to mourn the loss of one of the most controversial and iconic justices to ever serve on the nation's highest court. today -- we learn about his legacy --- and the fight for who will be his replacement. abc's ray raimundi has the latest developments. "the body of justice antonin scalia -- transported by a caravan into the parking lot of a west texas funeral home -- heavily guarded by u-s marshals. this as america now mourns the loss of one of the most conservative sot - president obama "antonin nino scalia was a larger than life presence on the bench. "he influenced a generation, the judges, the lawyers and students, and profoundly shaped the legal landscape." nats - "place your left hand on the bible" scalia --- nominated by president ronald reagan in 1986 -- serving some 30 years on the bench. known to many as the anchor of the conservative

the super bowl and the oscars are not without their own political overtones, reflecting america's strengths and problems. cam newton, carolina's all-pro quarterback, is young, hip, and black. he has an easy manner that turns serious when asked about the relevance of an african-american quarterback appearing in the nfl's championship game. >> you asked me a question about -- it is bigger than that. fernando newton is not the first : black quarterback to lead a team to the super bowl. more than once this week, he told reporters that the black >> we limit ourselves when we label ourselves. fernando it's a sentiment shared : by hollywood a-listers who say the lack of diversity among oscar nominees raises similar questions. >> this is about children that are going to sit down and they are not going to see themselves represented. fernando: are we limiting truth-telling in films if they don't depict the participation of people of color in american life? america is obsessed with firsts, with accomplishments too often viewed as exceptions. we have achieved a first in the election of barack obama. no

police found 30 year old samantha overton in the crash near the airport on friday. officials say she struck a tree near northeast 29th street her four year old son was hospitalized but is expected to survive the bus driver accused of scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of killing emmalee jacobs near campus last december. his arraignment will be at 1-30 in nevada. ames police say jacobs was crossing lincoln way when clague hit her. authorities say clague drove off. jacobs later died in the hospital... video from the bus helped them figure out what happened. police arrested clague about a month later. he faces five years in prison if convicted. . governor terry branstad has ordered flags in iowa to fly at half staff tomorrow in honor of the late u-s supreme court justice antonin scalia.... authorities say scalia died sometime late friday night or early saturday morning at a resort in texas. the governor and his wife expressed condolences in a statement today, it read ...quote "chris and i wish to extend our deepest condolences

elizabeth: polk county officials identify the woman killed in a friday crash as 30-year-old samantha overton of ankeny. she died after her vehicle was found wedged between two trees. block of northeast 29th street. her 4-year-old son was a passenger in the vehicle. we're told he's in good condition. the crash remains under investigation. happening today, the man charged in connection with the hit and run death of an iowa state student is expected in court. police say 23-year-old benjamin clague was driving a cyride bus when it struck 18-year-old emmalee jacobs as she was trying to cross lincoln way at ash avenue last december. clague faces charges including leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and failure to obey a traffic control device. we expect to learn more information today about a deadly officer-involved shooting in urbandale. just after 4:00 saturday morning officers responded to a drug complaint at the holiday inn on merle hay road. a scuffle began with one of the suspects and he fired a gun. officers been fired and killed the man. two female suspects ran away but are

some readers were shocked at the novel's racist overtones, but the book set a one-day sales record for adult fiction. lee was 89 year old. there will be much more on her life and legacy on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley- next at six. looking around the world...american warplanes reportedly struck an isis camp in libya near the tunisian border early this morning - killing dozens of people. video broadcast on a libyan news channel claims to show the aftermath of overnight air strikes in the libyan city of sabratha. u-s defense officials say the strikes likely killed a top isis terrorist noureddine chouchane , who was wanted in connection the assault on the national bardo museum in tunisia last march. and mike alger will have a look still to come on channel 2 news... if you like the new flights from reno to new york... or boise... you'd better use them! we'll find out if they're in jeopardy from the airport hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on

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some readers shot at the racist overtones that the book set a one-day sales record for adult fiction. she died at the age of 89 leaving behind a treasured literary legacy that began with one of the most influlutial novels in american history. >>> former president george w. bush released a statement saying that lee was ahead of her time and that to kill a mockingbird quote prodded america to catch up with her. even decades after its publication her hero atticus finch spires every reader. >>> pregnancy can be one of the most stressful times in a woman's life. >> coming up we will pass along a few tips to lessen the stress. healthy. news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris 3 3 3 iowa has reported its first confirmed case of the zika virus. virus has >>> iowa has reported its first confirmed case of the zika virus. state health officials say the virus has been found in a woman between the ages of 61 and 80 who recently returned from a trip to central america. health officials say there is minimal ris

for the south in abbeville, greenwood, over toward overton, close to 70 degrees for a high. monday, the rain turns a bit cooler. we see the rain continued to move our way, but by tuesday, high-pressure strengthens to the north, bringing in any inquiries. it's going to be a cold rain tuesday and wednesday, with temperatures only in the 40's. here is a look at the washout index. isolated showers, may be a thunderstorm tomorrow. drizzle on monday and tuesday with cold conditions. by wednesday, more widespread showers. here's a look at the latest computer model. we have the clouds in place, a couple showers overnight. here comes the thunderstorm chances by tomorrow afternoon. they will roll over the mountains. the mountains should break it up for the update. drizzle takes over monday night into tuesday. the front stalls out down towards the south. that is where the heaviest rain will be seen monday into tuesday from the midlands to the coast. then we see heavier showers as we approach tuesday night into wednesday. looking at how much we are going inches. the area. with the red i

this is not only for racist overtones but the slick campaign which has captured the imagination of manyyoung people. >> the campaign has began using the national flag, which does not include the stripes of color which does not include the tamil and minority communities. official event the government sent a strong message. the national anthem was sung in singular and tamil making it clear that nationalistic view has no place in post sri lanka. al jazeera, colombo. >> you can watch everything that we've been covering on our website. you can see the top page there, cease-fire talk as 50,000 syrians are fleeing the fighting in aleppo. we're hearing reports that russia has suggested that march 1st as the start of a possible cease-fire. new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality.

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you know, there is businesses like overton power district. there was the credit union from pahranagat valley. there. >> sure. >> one of the nevada banks was there. i can't remember who the other that they had. and i wanted to present that to staff so they could hear the challenges. oh, it was the home builders association were there. and they were actually some that said that, you know, there was regulations there that they don't even know that they might be committing a crime of some kind. >> until they get a letter or a fine or what have you. >> until they get a letter or a fine. regulations that are actually and these costs when these regulations come through are handed down to the end consumer. and that's part of the challenge that we have. and so the rural banking communities -- >> i read that overall, small businesses are burdened with an estimated $88.5 billion with a "b" in compliance costs every year. >> actually i believe it's higher than that. there was a study done that i think it was $1.328 trillion -- >> oh, my. >> that it's cos

release it and concerns over her health and mental competence. some readers were shot at the racist overtones. the books, one day sales record. and lee died at the age of 89, leaving behind a treasured literally legacy, that began with the most in fluential novels in history. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> trying to remember what grade you were required to read, "to kill a mockingbird."" >> anyone who hasn't read it, they will want to get it. >> and read it again. >> so powerful to put it on screen. even more powerful, the time it was. a million workers wilill . >> cable could be changing. fcc is moving ahead with the proposal that let's you rent and buy. and fcc said it will help bring down the costs to give you more options. >> twitter and facebook, they are taking apple's side in the public battle with the fbi. managers at both companies, they support apple's decision to defy a court order to break into the i-phone of san bernardino shooter saeed fa rook. it will send a chilling precedence and he's challenging the ruling. >>> company's minimum pay goes from $9 to $10 an hour. and part-timers

front-runner donald trump is trying to navigate through another controversy, this one with racial overtonesyesterday, a cnn interviewer asked trump about david duke who used to be the grand wizard of the ku klux klan. duke told a radio audience that voting against donald trump at this point is really treason to your heritage. trump condemned duke on friday and, again after the interview. that didn't stop trump's republicans rivals from pouncing on what he said. here's part of the interview with reaction. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i have to look at the group. i don't know what group you're talking about. >> the ku klux klan. >> you may have groups that are totally fine and it would be unfair. >> there is no place in the conservative movement for david duke, the ku klux klan or hatred or bigotry in america. >> trump also took fire from ted cruz who accused trump of not releasing his tax returns because of possible ties to the mafia. polls show that cruz faces an uphill bat toll overtake trump for the gop nomination. >>> you can count on nbc 10 for complete decision 2016 cover

ernie: no racial overtones connected to this? russ: since you ask that, both police officers are 40-year-old african-american. mccoy and the three other suspects all african-american between the age of 26 and 30. there. ernie: it's a problem, as you pointed out. what can the nfl do, if anything? >> reporter: you know what? believe me, i can see this coming the minute this happens banging their fist, what is roger goodell going to do. it's a mess for him. you know what i say? it's a mess for how about the players association, the nfl players association? ernie: what's their responsibility? russ: how about the players policing themselves and looking at a guy like mccoy if this is true and apparently they say he definitely was involved in the incident. how about, guys, you're screwing it up for the rest of us. we're all being painted with the this has to stop. you're taking money out of our pockets because we're not being respected. ernie: and the johnny manziel situation. russ: that's an unfortunate situation. we know what his dad

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this storm this action news reporter parker collins has been following some heavy rain falling near overton. parker? a valley resident has what he encounters of his life. a road rage incident ends with a gun being pulled on him and it was all caught on camera. get that god d gun out -- why are you guys flipping me off?! i didnt do nothing! this video is racking up thousands of views online right now. the man behind the camera is remaining anonymous, he says he was going for a group ride with his buddies saturday night when a confrontation happened between a biker and another driver. that red truck got involved and started flipping the bikers off. henderson police are investigating this incident. a home invasion ends with one person shot. this happened early yesterday morning. police were called out to a home near carey and mount hood. they say one person was hit with bullets, but is expected to be okay. no word from police if it was someone inside the home or the suspect who was shot. one person is dead after being hit by car in north las vegas yesterday morning. police say it happened near

but before he can do that, he'll have to navigate through another controversy with racial overtones.bc 10's vai sikahema is here to bring us up to speed on all of this. vai? >> political observers say donald trump stumbled during a tv interview yesterday on the issue of getting support from a well-known white supremacist. a cnn interviewer asked the gop candidate about david duke who used to be the grand wizard of the ku klux klan. 4- uu)jpt(r'st donald trump at this point is treesen to your heritage. trump condemned duke on friday and again after the interview. that did not stop trump's republican rivals from pouncing. here's part of interview. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i have to look at the group. i don't know what group you're talking about. >> the ku klux klan. >> there is no place in the conservative movement for david duke, the ku klux klan or hatred or bigotry in america. >> trump also took fire from rival ted cruz who accused trump of releasing his tax returns because of possible ties to the mafia. polls show cruz facing an uphill battle to take over the gop

overton 79. 73 st. georges. really if you drive within an hour or two of the valley, the temperatures are still pretty decent but we prefer you stay here and spend your money here. chamber of commerce weather, right? take a look, next seven days, the day we start to cool things down, tuesday that disturbance stays out of the way but we do see the temperatures come back down again. then we push them back up again. we just cannot stop these 70's for very long. so we get even into upper 70's by the end of the week. even this coming weekend looks pretty good in the 70's. >> you can hit the brakes there for awhile. >> you know, you wanted to stay right where it's at. post. cruise control. >> maybe august ? ok thank you. information tonight on the standoff between the f.b.i. and apple over accessing information from an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino terrorists terrorists. tonight, one of the nation's most foremost experts on cyber security claims he could crack the phone. abc's eva reports all he says h

wayne overton from north carolina baptist men has been here since yesterday helping with the clean up. next week, he says more members of the faith based organization will come here to help the barnes and the community rebuild. >> i don't know what the lord will do to us or for us. sometimes good things come out of bad things. >> what goes through my mind yesterday when i got here was where can i help? where am i needed most and what can i do for these folks that suffered this catastrophe? >> now the department of agriculture and the forest service are in the community helping with recovery efforts. >>> this charlotte man is going to be in court again next month after police charged him with the murder of his 82-year-old channel 9 was there last night as police took erwin feldman to jail. today a judge refused to give him bond. police say he killed his mother at her home in south charlotte two years ago. police served search warrants yesterday at feldman's home and his office. >> police are working to determine if a violent robbery at this hickory store could be connected to a similar

down from the north, up there all the way up to tarpen springs. this morning and it's heading to overton, perhaps beyond, good news, no break downs or delay. here's ivan with your forecast. >> >> that does not happen often, a little front that came through, captain albert is verifying that. wins have shifted, coming in stronger, setting the stage for colder temperatures, clouds you see associated with the boundary, that will continue to push off to the south and east. temperatures in the 50s, right now, we'll continue to stay rather cool for today because of the reenforcing shot of colder air coming from the north and west. we'll take you hour by hour and show you what is happening as far as the numbers. mid-to upper 50s. sunshine, low of 60s as we head through. let's check in on the week. much colder as the winds calm tonight, head fog saturday, we'll wake up with alot of we could be looking at patchy frost there, we'll watch that. low 60s again for saturday afternoon, but sunday, that's when the warmer air really begins to come on in as we maid rate the air, wind out of the south and e

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in overton. we have team coverage with the latest on the winter storm.. inside and outside the valley.. beginning with chief meteorologis bryan scofield. bryan. .tonight...partly cloudy...breezy and colder. lows 28 to 32 on the west side east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph shifting to the north 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs 42 to 46 on the west side of the valley...45 to 49 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...30 to 34 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 46 to 50 on the west on the east side.

racist overtones. laws restricting liberty of speech. the closure of the only arab theater, etc.d of this. is acting prime minister looking at this assassination, and when you look at the face of netanyahu, he is uncomfortable. moment that isy a window of optimism of peace, and so on. we have started looking late materials. we went to see the supreme judge at his apartment in tel aviv. he is in his 90's, the same generation. i asked him, why did you only investigate the operation while policeman looked the left and right? etc. the -- before so, in a way, th so, in a way, the film is the investigation was never occurred. essentially, there were three main forces. the very strong lobby of the settlers cou. , i'm not sure they wanted to kill him, but they wanted to get rid of him. this is the raw material of the script. film, theiewing the one that you have, the footage that you have. yitzhak rabin-- amos: they want to diffuse public television. authority butng brought usng -- it brough amazing footage. the committee investigated something like 400 witnesses. the touching element of

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racist overtones. laws that restrict the liberty of speech. minister of culture who wants to close the only arab theater. we said that actually maybe the only guide to the current privacy is afraid of is this dead man. calling to the israeli protocol the acting prime minister is to go to the tomb of rabin. the assassination. when you look at the face of netanyahu you see that he is very uncomfortable. this is the only moment that is a window of optimism of peace and so on. so we started to accumulate the materials. judget to see the supreme at his apartment in tel aviv. the same generation as rabin. we asked them why did he only investigate the operational failures of the policeman who looks to the left and not to the right. the driver who forgot to put the blue light on the roof. he said this was the mandate that they had. from the acting prime minister at the time shimon peres. so in a way the film is the investigation of the commission that was never held. the invitation to kill rabin. three main forces. withcinating rabbis strange talbot e

the victim has been identified as 30 year old samantha overton of ankeny. her four year old son who was traveling with her is in good condition according to the polk county sheriff's office. nikki: the man accused of the fatal hit and run of i-s-u student emmalee jacobs with a bus in december... is expected in court tomorrow afternoon. benjamin clague was arrested january 20th after survelliance video inside his cy-ride bus suggested he hit her. a criminal complaint later showed, clague had heard a thud but kept going later that he was the one that hit jacobs. clague could face up to five years in prison. nikki/2hang: a cold start to our week, local 5 meteorologist james peterson joining me now. james just how much snow did we get today? james: (adlibs about weather) james: patchy fog and a little more light snow will develop overnight tonight. maybe another 1/2" of snow to add to our storm total of about 3.4". monday will stay mostly cloudy with lighter south winds, and a bit warmer temps. i'll have more on what to expect this week in your full forecast la

neighbors are chipping in including wayne overton from north carolina baptist pend. he says next week more members of the faith based organization try to rebuild. >> never know what it's going to do. two of us, four of us. sometimes good things come out of bad things. >> the department of agricultural and the forest service are also in the community helping with the recovery efforts. >>> south carolina senator has been blocking a critical road funding bill for two weeks. at 6:45 the changes lawmakers are looking at to prevent this from happening again. >> uptown charlotte will be packed this weekend as the ciaa tournament continues. at 6:30 just how many people are expected to fill time warner cable arena and the financial impact this is having on the city. job fairs across our area jo >>> that is a beautiful view of the city of charlotte as we are waiting for the sun to continue coming up there. your time is 6:24. starting off 27 degrees. it is a bit chilly. it is going to warm up for you today and stay warm throughout the weekend. we will check in with vicki for an

this is happening on overton road. lots of traffic in the area. you see right there in the middle of your screen it looks like one lane is getting by. people are walking around. emergency personnel in that area trying to figure out exactly what happened. again, just one lane getting by on that side. we're still trying to figure out what happened. as i said, this happened just a short time ago in pinellas county. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> how many times have you been in your car, hands on the wheel and then bank of america, you hit a pothole. >> too many times. it's that big jolt. it can mess up your car too. we're learning how much pothole take a look. >> i absolutely hate them. >> reporter: brittany theodore is right there with 15% of all u.s. drivers who say their vehicle has been damaged and repaired all because of a pothole in the last five years. this is according to new numbers from aaa. that repair part is not cheap for brittany. at least $500 in recent years she says. >> money that i have to waste on

10:00 polk county , officials identify the woman killed in a friday crash as 30-year-old samantha overton of ankeny. she died after her vehicle was found wedged between two trees. it happened friday in the 6900 block of northeast 29th street. for four-year-old son with a passenger in the vehicle. we are told he is in good condition tonight. the crash remains under investigation. todd: happening tomorrow, the man charged in connection with the hit and run death of an iowa state student is expected in court. police say 23-year-old benjamin clague was driving a cyride bus when it struck 18-year-old emmalee jacobs as she was trying to cross lincoln way at ash avenue last december. clague faces charges including leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death, and failure to obey a traffic device. we expect to learn more tomorrow about a deadly officer-involved just after 4:00 saturday morning, officers responded to a drug complaint at the holiday inn on merle hay road. a scuffle began with one of the suspects, and when he fired a gun officers then fired and , killed the man. two female su