board members say they have no part in that petition. many living in the county have questioned whether those who sign the petition could be subjected to perjury charges. the county attorney says that is not the case. board of supervisors chair - "there was a lot of misinformation. we were receiving emails from our citizens saying that the board was actually a part of the recall process, and we're not." erica williams responded this evening.. saying in part.. "i respect of

two petitions. it's a bit of an occasion because the first petition has been signed by more people than any other in this parliament. it's signed by 573,971 signatures. and it calls to block donald j. trump from the u.k. entry. the second petition is don't ban trump from the united kingdom and this is a curious one. it's signed by 42,889 signatures. but 30 signatures were removed from that petition because they were thought to be suspect in coming from one source, so please beware anyone who is trying to rig the system, you will be found out and in this case, 30,000 signatures disappeared. the first petition reads "the signatories believe donald j trump should be banned from uk entry. the uk has banned entry to many individuals for hate speech. the same principles should apply to everyone who wishes to enter the uk. if the united kingdom is to continue applying the 'unacceptable behaviour' criteria to those who wish to enter its borders, it must be fairly applied to the rich as well as poor, and the

if the petition reaches around 19 hundred signatures.. or ten percent of those who voted in the last election.. it would be up to a circuit court judge or jury to decide williams' fate. but citizens are now calling on the board to take a different kind of action against her. nats you do have some financial purse strings. state law requires that williams be paid a minimum of roughly 120 thousand dollars. the county is currently giving her an additional 21 thousand 700 dollars in supplemental pay.. based on her eight years james willis, petition organizer - that does some amount of oversight that probably no one realized was there. many are asking the board to take that money away. others business. nats it seems like a witch hunt against erica williams in particular. board members say they need time to digest the information they received from mcmahon. they will then decide whether to discuss the issue at a future meeting. in wsls 10. members clear up what they say has been misinformation about their involvement in the petition. they also a

the petition was started by a bengals fan named jamaal spivey.. and lists the n-f-l as its target... and has been shared more than 11 thousand times on our facebook page. more than 400- thousand with obviously nothing better to do have looked at the post. a lot of people clearly feel the same way as spivey. he told wcpo dot com that this goes beyond the loss.. as upset as he is about that. he tells wcpo dot com its about the unsportsman like conduct. spivey says the hit that took out of the game... the helmet hit by vontaze burfect.. and the incident between adam jones and steelers coach joey porter appear to be a blantant manipulation of the game. nfl commissioner roger goodell has the authority to overturn a victory if he finds there are "extraordinarily unfair acts." but anybody who think that might happen is living in a fantasy world. we have the petition for you now on wcpo dot com.. our mobile app.. and facebook page. a winter weather advisory is in effect and continues until 7 p.m. tonight, temperatures fall fast into the single digits. thi

reporter: senate bill 468 establishes a process for the petition that includes a risk assessment and requires the court to notify the prosecutor, the victim or the victim's to be heard on the petition. proponents of the bill reminded lawmakers the crimes tier 3 offenders are convicted of. >> these offenders are convicted of the most serious crimes, this includes homicide, aggravated felonious criminal sexual assault, kidnapping, and any offender convicted of more than two sexual offenses. reporter: this case goes back 30 years. the child rapist fought his legal battle through a civil suit under the name john doe, testifying that the lifetime sex offender renting city requirement is preventing him from applying for subsidized housing. proponents say this bill is simply closing a loophole. >> new hampshire statutes already have provisions on the books for how tier one and tier two, the less serious offenders, go about petitioning to court to be removed. and that process is already laid out very clearly in the law. reporter: john doe is still on the sex offender rent industry as of toda

one is the petition to ban donald trump from the united kingdom and then there is the second petition there put forward. it is much smaller. the second was an alternative motion that said people should not ban donald trump. that in the end what if he is elected president and they ban the next president of the united states from ever visiting the united kingdom. people across the political spectrum will speak to both those petitions. there is no vote at the end of this, delinquent. but the home secretary, prime minister cameron will be listening to that debate and they'll come out to make some sort of decision. likely, no one believes they'll take the decision to ban donald trump. likely, they'll ignore the debate other to make a comment. they'll not ban him but prime minister cameron has suggested while trumps comments were quote/unquote stupid, he does not deserve a ban. that's not the way to deal with him, del. >> dana, why are the organizers there so concerned keeping donald trump out of the u.k.? >> well, suzanne kelly, i mean, it's very interesting. she has not done a lot of inte

is the honorable member aware that the second-most popular petition on the petitions website is one to debate stop all immigration and close the u.k. borders and does that motion show why it is important to challenge views such as donald trump's in a robust and evidence-based and democratic way? scully: that was a very similar wording to the debate that i made in october. there are a lot of petitions out have quite insightful and clumsily worded approaches. there is a fear of immigration. there is a fear on global security. donald trump's words were probably born out of fear himself. although as one who aspires to be a leader he should be trying to clear up these issues. it is not acceptable for him to say we need to stop immigration and so we understand what is going on. for is not acceptable someone who aspires to be a world leader. we know the benefits of controlled immigration in this country. i am the son of someone who was born in burma. have seen the benefits of immigration. people contribute to this country. they make no claims on social services. they have incredible aspiratio

petition -- the making a point on. i believe there is one case that does represent situation that mr. donald trump and that is the a dutch person who was seen to be fomenting hatred against muslims and guilty of homophobia. he was allowed into the country and the position and attention he has of islamic phobia was multiplied 100 fold by the ban. i believe that's something to be considered. >> british muslims and were used admission to the united states of america agree that when this happens whether they are with them or not, there should be a clear indication of why people have been refused admission to america. >> the figures are worrying but we are still in a position where the president of america is still barack obama but they need to be investigated. it is something of considerable return. 347 this is a country that is sacrificed more of its sons and daughters in the cause creating democracy than other countries, then i'm in the other nation on earth. certainly something of considerable concern. in this case, is

ohio state law better petition. this woman wants to increase the penalty of three years in prison to life behind bars. this man, shot jeffro after officers responded this month. outrage is overflowing. another petition says that the death >> i am sure that would not be constitutional. >> this professor tells me that death penalty has been reserved for those convicted of killing people but not animals but few other legislative changes are off of the table. >> there is a lot of discretion where they want to set penalties so they could increase the possible punishment for the killing of a police dog if they wanted to. >> state senators including increase the penalties. >> some say three years is not enough. >> there is overwhelming support among police officers here in the canton police department to strengthen that. >> reporter: and i did reach out to the senator's office. working on legislation but didn't have any details. i worked out to governor john kaisch's office and senator de wine's office and will wait to see

letting me introduce these two petitions. it is a bit of an occasion. 573,971 signatures, and because the block donald j trump from uk entry. don't ban trump from the united kingdom which is a curious one signed by 42,898 signatures the 30 signatures were removed because they were thought to be suspects. please beware, anyone trying to make the system, you will be found out. 30,000 signatures disappeared. the 1st petition reads the signatory is believed mr. donald j trump should be banned from uk entry. the same principle should apply to everyone who wishes to enter the uk. the united kingdom is to continue applying unacceptable behavior criteria to those who wish to enter the borders. it must be fairly applied to the rich as well as poor and weak as well as powerful. the other petition reads we should not be banning anyone in the us political race that does not concern us. more importantly if he does win the nomination and goes on to win the presidency we have to work with a man who was banned from our country. let's mind our own business. i can summar

a historic waverly bridge may get a makeover, partially thanks to a petition to save it. the city now has 14 options to either replace or repair the nearly 100- year-old bridge after it problems. the city of waverly showed off the options at an open house last night. the choices range from doing nothing and demolishing the bridge to with a modee concrete bridge. a modern "truss" bridge would look like the current bridge. ant that is one of the more dollars. "we've got a good cross section of opportunities here it's an exercise figuring out what the public wants to see and what we can work into the budget " following t t open house, the waverly city council also looked at a formal proposal on the various bridge plans. the council should make a decision in about a month. a new electric transmission line could be coming to the cedar rapids area. last week, the iowa utilities board decided to back a plan by i-t-c midwest to build a 3 mile line along blairs ferry road in rural linn county. the board says the line would provide more reliable energy service to cedar rapids. two

a historic waverly bridge may get a makeover, partially thanks to a petition to save it. the city now has 14 options to either replace or repair the nearly 100- year-old bridge after it closed because of structurara problems. the city of waverly showed off the options at an open house last night. the choices range from doing nothing and demolishing the bridge to replacing the historic structure with a modern concrete bridge. a modern "truss" bridge would look like the current bridge. ant that is one of the more expensive options at about five million dollars. "we've got a good cross section of opportunities here it's an exercise figuring out what the public wants to see and what we can work into the budget " following the open house, the waverly city council also looked at a formal proposal on the various bridge plans. the council should make a decision in about a month. coming to the cedar rapids area. last week, the iowa utilities board decided to back a plan by i-t-c midwest to build a 3 mile line along blairs ferry road in rural linn county. the board says the line wo

to get on the ballot, and among those listed on the petition, people already deceased and even a few sesame street characters. >> reporter: burt, ernie and their friend big bird all signing a petition. the denver d.a.'s office says hockey notified the election commission about the silly names, notifying they were collected at a bar and some folks were trying to mess with the petition. >> the allegations really relate to a number of the other names, people's names that she forged, that someone forged, including at least three people who were dead. >> reporter: that's the big problem, the affidavit shows the names of some deceased people as well as some who say they never signed the petition. then there's the signature of a former election judge's mother, who has alzheimer's. the d.a. believes that signature was forged, too. contact the canned but haven't got a response. >> basically, that arrest warrant is just sitting out there. >> hockey did not get enough signatures to qualify for the battle and last year she registered as a write-in candidate and then lost. >>> firefighters arizon

janae frazier spoke with folks behind a petition to save the store. >> the organizers of the petition have collected almost open. they say this resource is needed for the community. >>is just a slap in the face to the community. >>reporter: working across the strere from walmart and she was sosofurious that she started a petition to save it. she said the people at corporate don't understand have devastating this will be sure the people that can't travel to the closest walmart in columbia. >> if you are not in this area and it doesn't affect you, you don't know how to feel. since the petition has 800 signatures and with the you noted and the naacp chapter they will hold a rally on saturday, five days before the store scheduled to be closed. >> it's our life flight. we need to keep the store opened. there are so many elderly and handicapped people. >>> brian nix says there is no turning back. >> our concern and emphasis right now is on making sure that we take care of our associates. and these hundred 50 for different communities in the country and certainly winnsboro is no exception. >

that's what got the petition going.rs of the petition said his comments about muslims then sort of crowned that petition and gave them justification for going forward. it's very, very big, this petition that it is the largest ever held in the united kingdom. they've got more than 570,000 signatures, so it has picked up a lot of steam and there are a lot of people that out there have been touched by donald trump's comments and angered by them. there won't be a debate. there will not be a vote after the debate today. it will take place in a committee room at westminster but certainly it will be a very public flogging of donald trump and for a guy that likes publicity, he's going to get a lot of it here today. >> fascinating that you point out it was an american who launched that petition drive. the opposition leader in london now inviting donald trump to come to a mosque in london with him. why that is and why is it causing any controversy? >> that's jeremy corbin, the opposition party leader here. his wife is mexican, so

board members say they have no part in that petition. many residents have questioned whether those who sign the petition could be subjected to perjury charges. the county attorney says that is not the case. chris tuck, board of supervisors chair - "there was a lot of misinformation. we were receiving emails from our citizens saying that the board was actually a part of the recall process, and we're not." to digest the information and then take the issue up again at a later date. they have not yet determined when that will be. in christiansburg bethany teague wsls 10. erica williams responded this evening.. saying in part.. "i respect the process that a select group of citizens who are unhappy with my personnel decisions are pursuing." turning now to your forecast ... showers continue to pop up around the region. storm team ten meteorologist alan auglis joins us now. alan ... should this be a concern as temperatures fall tonight? tonight: scattered showers with a few wet snowflakes possible in the new river valley late as colder air moves

he started this petition online - support is growing. it calls for policy changes... 02:33 "we want to live as a different gender, so we want to be able to use the bathrooms that are congruent with our identities." 18:55 "we do take the petition seriously." crystal reardon is the director of counseling at wake county schools. federal privacy laws do not allow her to discuss individual student cases. this past summer, the school district rengthened existing policies. 14:52 "to include a prohibition of any kind of discrimination based on gender identity." she says school workers consider any student requests. but there is much more they also have to consider. 18:20 "we want to make sure they are safe themselves and we also want to make sure that any decisions we are maknig do not negatively impact and other student in the building and create an unsafe environment for them." haydon says administrators at his school gave him access two other individual restrooms. the attention and questions. 07:32 "i would have to out myself as transgender."

she resubmitted the petition the next day. the u-s postal service will honor a latino educator who worked with inner city students with a postage stamp this year. jaime escalante's work inspired in 19-88 film "stand and deliver." escalante worked hard to help los angeles students master advanced placement calculus.... and u- s-p-s says his legacy makes him an ideal candidate for a stamp. he died in 20-10. here's a strange story out of illinois... police are searching for president abraham lincoln's stolen hand! well, it's a stolen plaster sculpture hand. it was taken from a small town's museum in december... and police hoped it was a prank. but the hand still hasn't been returned. the artist that created it was planning on building a huge statue of lincoln. but the great depression stopped his plans. museum workers say if the thief would just leave the hand in a bag near the museum... all would be forgiven. the 2015 season is over for the san diego chargers, oakland raiders and st. louis rams. so now they're all turning their

chairman, i welcome both petitions. i welcome this debate. because we live in a democracy that respects freedom of expression. when people make unacceptable statements what we need to do is use their capacity to expose these weaknesses and then ultimately defeat their argument. >> we encapsulate picturesque villages and rolling countryside's. stunningly achieving the birthplace years ago and next week, the scottish national beard. it is also the home to one of resorts.est in 1902 willie fernie was commissioned to design a championship course. which brings me to why am speaking here today. disappointingly, we've been dragged into this debate. because of donald trump and 2014 , it is undergoing a complete refurbishment. the trump organization is investing 200 million pounds and the resort materials for the development have been sourced locally. people.g some 200 local hasddition, someone expected 300 contractors next month. many of them also local, all of them exchanging money with the local businesses. this is a stark contrast to years ago. in

petitions supporting the and how some brits compare trump to hate creature. >>> sean penn talked with charlie rose last night on "60 minutes." why he feared for his life is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> the "miami herald" remembers an american missionary killed in burkina faso. rittering was among 20 people killed on friday when al qaeda fighters stormed a hotel and cafe. he ran an orphanage in the west african country. a pastor from his florida church called him a modern day martyr. >>> a former taco bell executive accused of attacking an uber driving is now suing the driver. we showed you benjamin goldman hitting this uber driver in october. he was charged and later apologized. golden is now filing a $5 million lawsuit. he claims he suffered invasion of privacy and emotional distress. tennis officials are blasting a report that alleges a widespread match fixing cover-up. abbc and buzzfeed news report says 16 top players, including grand slam winner, may have thrown matches for betters. no players have been named. tennis officials

and why are the petition organizers so in tent on keeping him out of the u.k.? >> for very much the same reasons. people are simply offended at the core of what he has said about mexicans, about women, about banning muslims from entering the united kingdom. he went further than that, suggesting that there are no go areas in london because police fear for their lives, which politicians say is absolutely false. suzanne kelly, the lady who put together this petition, i visited her in aberdeen scotland on thursday and friday, by the way, she is american, a new yorker originally. she said what really got this going for her and why she came up with the idea is they've fought with frump for years over the establishment of a golf course area. she accuses him of bum dozing through the environmental process, of intimidating neighbors who wouldn't tell to him, putting trees on the edge of their property and bum dozing 20-foot bedrooms so they couldn't see out and forcing them to sell is her suggestion. at her core, she is furious about his rhetoric, which she calls dangero

while rallying for support with an online petition! petition!and..coming together to pray!a chick-fil-a manager's touching response.. after a homeless man asks for free food.more on this viral photo, coming up. the rain sticks around! around! 3 3 3 happening now 3 the countdown to super bowl 50 is on! on!the panthers are seeking their first title in franchise history-and even their opponent is giving them a little bit of praise. praise.several broncos players are pulling out the respect card for cam newton - calling him one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in the n-f-l. that's a much different story from denver's tom brady bashing just last week.but even though they may be playing nice - the broncos says they'll be ready come gameday. 3 3 3 "coming off of last week for us defensively, going into this game will be very much a different type of look, so to speak. yeah, we can use the extra time. defensively, boy they're really good on defense. [panthers luke] kuechly runs the show and he's just an amazing player, but what i see is a big, physical, fast football team." team.

the first petition reads, "the signatories believe that mr. donald j trump should be banned from the u.k. the u.k. has banned entry to many individuals for hate speech. the same principle should apply to everyone who wishes to enter the u.k. the united kingdom is to continue applying the unacceptable behavior criteria to those who wish to enter its borders. it must be fairly applied to the rich as well as the poor and the weak as well as the powerful. ." business.ind our own if i can summarize the response, which wasn't entirely helpful to bolster petition, the government says that the government does not routinely comment on individual immigration and exclusion decisions. -- the home secretary has said that donald trump's remarks in relation to muslims are divisive, on thoughtful, and wrong. the government recognizes the strength of feeling against the marginalization among those he endeavors to protect. directlynment doesn't answer questions on those that are banned, but they did publish a list of 20 who were denied entry to the united kingd

, there is also a petition on the white house web site. it has nearly 60,000 signatures, the petition must reach 100,000 signatures in the next two weeks to get a response from the president. >>> straight ahead, students, if you're planning to o to college, some nnws you need to hear when it comes to the entrance exam.. >> plus, you won't belieee what some tech giants have up their sleeves for the future. from tvs that resemble that resemble cell phones. % we will tell you about it after the break. >> say what? >> i know. >> dry conditions. denver. but there are a number of including this. a winter storm watch that goes % wednesday. through early thursday. snow. especially down to the >>> so the s.a.t. or a.c.t.? the state is still debating which college placement exam last week, the state department of education announced it would move from the a.c.t. to the s.a.t. of plans. colorado says juniors may sttll be required to take the a.c.t. this spring after all. and in an e-mail to the superintendents, the department says it is working with

board members say they have no part in that petition. many living in the county have questioned whether those who sign the petition could be subjected to perjury charges. the county attorney says that is not the case. board of supervisors chair - "there was a lot of misinformation. we were receiving emails from our citizens saying that the board was actually a part of the recall process, and we're not." erica williams responded this evening.. saying in part.. "i respect of citizens who are unhappy with my personnel decisions are pursuing." the case against a woman charged in connection with the murder of man at a roanoke hotel is continued. brea ann belcher will be back in court february 16-th... and is expected to enter a guilty plea. belcher is charged with accessory after the fact to murder. police say geoffrey ndwiga was found dead at the rodeway inn on orange avenue from apparent gunshot wounds. jamal daniels was arrested and charged with first degree murder. mya rae lee was also charged with accessory after the fact. michael smith

, there is also a petition on the white house's web site. 3 we checked. right now it has almost 50,000 signatures tand must reach 100,000 in the next two weeks to get a response from the president. >> amazing from a tv show. >> maybe invoking some change. >> and another one, on the radio, where people are behind the guy, wondering same thing, is it true? >> interesting. >>> we have another very mild day. even this morning, even warmer than where we were yesterday. which is nice. temperaturrs about 5 to 20 degrees warmer across the state. in denver, 7 degrees warmer you've got temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. close to freeeing along the i- 25 corridor. and winds coming in out of the southwest. at about 5-10 miles per hour. kind of a wide range of temperature, from castle rock at 35, to greeley, right now, %- with just 9 degrees. and we have fort collins aa 21. so a mix of 20s and 30s early on. with some high clluds now moving in from the southwest. and we are still watching the storm, and what it is going to do is spread some snow, across our western

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the petition has been signed by 40,000 people so far, meaning a government response is required. if the campaign gets over 100,000 signatures, it will be considered for a parliament debate. it reads while the civil war continues in syria and every it militarily is made to bring it to an end, the u.n. has armed forces capable in humanitarian missions. people are starving to death in many places, let us be the ones to feed them. >> while the man behind the petition is christopher bridges, he joins us now from the u.k. thank you so much for being on al jazeera. 40,000 signatures and counting. are you surprised at the amount of support you are getting on this campaign? >> not really, no. the emotion that has been outpoured by the british public is natural when they see the images that they see on social media and television of these emace 80 bodies and people starving to death and it's something that could quite easily be -- could be relieved, and nothing's happening. >> why did you, christopher, personally start this petition? what does it mean for you? >> about a couple of weeks ag

kara i really didnt expect but im so excited to see everyone has embraced the petition and that now kara says the goal isn t to shut down local pet stores - instead they want to give them a chance to sell rescued animals rather than these puppies and kittens who are bred inhumanely in these mills. live in the studio makenzie walter news channel three. in suffolk. the city )s new kayak and canoe launch is set to open next month at sleepy hole park. construction on the more than three-hundred foot pier and dock was recently finished. it is scheduled to open in the middle of february. the city says the dock will provide public water access to the nansemond river. the sleepy hole park launch is also the first handicapped accessible pier in the city. tracking rain, then a gradual drop in our temperatures....a s we move through our friday night, have your umbrella handy. we )re tracking a good chance of rain, courtesy of an area of low pressure moving up the coast from the south. in some spots, capable of producing flooding in typical flood prone areas. a couple of thunderstorms are possible a

petition began to circle after trump said the u-s should ban muslims from coming to america. more than half a million people signed the petition - far more than neneed to ur a parliamentary debate. another petition saying he should not be banned was also signed by about 40- thousand people. parliament members say they will take up the issue on january 18th. . a somber anniversary is being recognized in paris france - where it's been nearly one year since trorists stormcd the office of satirical gazine, charlie hebdo. hebdbd12-people, among them the country's most famous this week, charlie hebdo is publishing a special edition to mark the anniversary.the cover r fftures a cartoon of a bearded figure with an assault rifle over his shoulder. the headline reads "one year after: the assassin js still t there." the issue will be published tomorow, on the eve of the anniversary of the attack. more than 100-missouri lawmakers are calling for the firing of an assistant profofsor at ththuniversity. melissa click received nationwide attention after video showed her allegedly trying to i

petition said to be debated january 13. >> it's hard to believe it was 15 years ago american idle aired and more than a dozen stars later the show is m coming an end. >> a piece of alexandria history on display. how you can look at this window into the past after we talk weather and traffic. in fact we'll talk weather right now. >> it's another dry morning but another cold one out there. definitely want to bundle it u up. good news the wind not fearly as strong this morning and warmer temperatures on the way. i'll tell you when after the break. stick us with, we'll be right break. stick us with, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> you need to fundle up, hum m day. halfway through the first week back for a lot of people. >> you might need another vacation. >> we're counting down to our next vacation. >> we have a big weekend this weekend. >> it is. >> a lot of people are looking at the forecast. specifically sunday. fourish. >> right, and it doesn't look terrible i guess is the way to put it. temperatures not nearly as cold as they are now that's for sur sure. we are rain that creeps up into the

tolans to expand cell coverage in sioux city.the city council making that decision after receving a petition at tonight's council meeting. 3 and tonight that story is first on fox 3 3 the city was considering authorizing construction of a 150- foot tall cell tower in the 900 block of south ruston street.neighbors in that area collected 33 signatures on a petition asking city leaders to reconsider.the resident behind that petition says she's concerned about the effect of the tower on property values. 3 "in the middle of a neighborhood surrounded by homes is not the right place for a tower that is 15 stories tall"the council voted to send the tower back to the board of got an update on the reconstruction of i- 29... discussing the current phase of construction, which will see the nebraska ramp close permanently.i- dot transportation planner dakin schultz led that discussion... and says it's a project that long run. 33 "we're 3 3 3 3 midamerican energy is warning customers about another billing scam.the latest version occured last thursday when someone tried to scam business customers in le mar

that debate comes after thousands of people signed a petition calling for the ban... because of tmp's remarks about muslims. 3 tempers flared as members of parliament debated whether to ban donald trump from britain after he proposed a ban of his own last month."donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims enteting the united states..." more than half a million people across the uk signed an online petition accusing trump hate speech" -- and urging the government to keep the presidential contender out of the country."his words are not comical, his words are not funny. his words are poisonous.""you're talking about a candidate for the presidency of the united states. isn't it up to the american people to decide whether his views are objectionable?"trump has threatened to cancel over 1- billion dollars of planned investments in golf courses in scotland if he's banned. "the heated discussion in the halls of parliament was more symbolic than anything . there was no official vote. but petitioners hope it will send a strong message across the pond

parliament to take up any online petition that gets 1 online petition that gets 100,000 signatures. the petition to ban trump got five times that number. they discussed the ban for three hours but did not call for a vote. trump called for a temporary ban of muslims come ban of muslims coming into the u.s. >>> a former exec city of suing a uber driver. we shared this story that showed the executive on cell phone video brutally attacking the driver. now the man says he was illegally filmed. and wants the cell phone video thrown out as evidence in the criminal case filed against him. >>> massachusetts homeowners can expect a higher property tax bill this year. the globe is reporting the average bill on a single average bill on a single-family home will go up by more than 200 this year that is a jump from $5200 to $5400. an increase of 3.9% 37 an increase of 3.9%. the high irtax on home assessment. >>> the social media service what's app is dropping its annual subscription fee. the founder said the move is intended to remove barriers for the service because they understand that not ever

new information as petition numbers grow.l you why some lawmakers are saying we are only getting one side of the steven avery case that is making so much news. >> the pot shop opening. which major city is getting medical marijuana today? >> a snowboarding fail when things don't go so great for a reporter live. who tried to give a high five? >> that would be me. >> a smack in the face probably. >> a look at the weather across the country. how do i know i'm getting the best price on this? we'll match any competitors price. what about this? price match guarantee. and this? yep! so no monkey business, no tomfoolery? oh, we do have tom foolery, tom. staples has a price match guarantee. make low prices happen. staples make more happen. marcoto criticize him fornfair missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has

the white house responded to the petition yesterday saying the pardon would have to come from the state level and stock -- scott walker says that wouldn't happen. scott walker: the bottom line is that is a crime that happened a decade ago. there is a system in the judicial system by a process in the judicial system by which individuals can petition the courts to get relief, as others have done in the past. if there is new information that shows that someone may be in the same -- may be innocent. i will not overwrite a system that is put in place. jummy: governor walker admits he has not seen the series. avery's nephew is also serving life in prison for the murder. a deadly loveto triangle and the woman caught in the middle of it all is speaking exclusively to abc 7 news. joins us live with the story and preview of tonight's 2020. this involves a group of doctors. brian: it does. this really is a case of jealousy, the trail, and of session. a doctor is murdered in an upscale neighborhood in texas. police are stumped as to who did it and they talked to his girlfriend. they eventually come

and whereas the board n/onsider the petition with respect to the petition and confusing the whereas reviewing the petition it shall be incited by the california legislator that california schools are an integrate part of education system and whereas the district superintendent the district superintendent and staff completed a review the petition and issued the attached report and recommendations to the board of education regarding the review the petition therefore, be it resolved that the board of education shall grant the petition subject to the petition so forth by law. >> thank you you very much we have over 40 people signed up i'll limit it to one minute per person we have 40 speakers for this item alone we'll have a limits of one minute and total of 15 minutes we've heard this item in committee and heard the public comment as well so if you don't have a minutes worthy keyed the membership to the person behind you and students be able to come up first i'll reads a bunch of names not matter at hand what names in order but only those names i'll call can address the board i'll begi

respect to the petition and confusing the supporting of documents and whereas reviewing the petition it shall be incited by the california legislator that california schools are an integrate part of education system and whereas the district superintendent the district superintendent and staff completed a review the petition and issued the attached report and recommendations to the board of education regarding the review the petition therefore, be it resolved that the board of education shall grant the petition subject to the petition so forth by law. >> thank you you very much we have over 40 people signed up i'll limit it to one minute per person we have 40 speakers for this item alone we'll have a limits of one minute and total of 15 minutes we've heard this item in committee and heard the public comment as well so if you don't have a minutes worthy keyed the membership to the person behind you and students be able to come up first i'll reads a bunch of names not matter at hand what names in order but only those names i'll call can address the board i'll begin (calling names) and a

possibly proven through a lot of signatures on this petition. "what we really want is people to be creative and get out there and learn more about space. we are serious about naming the moon don't get me wrong.. we would love to have the iau recognize us and what we're trying to do."if they are successful the moon could soon have an official name.in the meantime the good suggestions just keep rolling in. "i would name in moona always think of the lunar moon.""carlos, cameron, it cruella, it even could be like ralph or wreck it. or it could be like cruella devil or something." for the now, i'm candice aviles. tawni says a lot of people say the moon already has a name - luna and celene - but she wants to be clear that those are actually just the latin and greek names for moon. the president of "the academy of motion pictures" says she's over the lack of diversity in the oscars. her statement comes after days of backlash over only white actors being nominated in the top categories for the second year in a row.she says the academy will now do a revi

nearly 570,000 britons have signed the petition. about 40,000 have signed an opposing petition calling for him not to be banned. british lawmakers are required to consider for debate any official petition that reaches 100,000 signatures. erin: americans are buying more new cars than ever before. u.s. auto sales surpassed 17 million last year, breaking the old record set in 2000 and analysts expect sales to go even higher this year. general motors led all automakers in the u.s., though ford was the best selling individual brand. and small suv' s are now the largest part of the auto market. kevin: -- sean: thanks to the cold weather this week, mcintyre ski area in manchester is finally opening today. the mild temperatures in december forced them to push back opening day by more than a week. but they have been making snow and the slopes will be open today from 3:00 until 9:00. >> we' re just really excited to holders and guests to come and enjoy the white snow and get out there and ski and ride and tubing will be following up in a week

. >> british lawmakers debate a petition to keep donald trump out of the u.k. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> the michigan national guard send more troops to flint to help with the water crisis there. president obama declared a state of emergency for the city, but it fell short of the declaration that governor rick schneider wanted. we have this report from flint. >> the red cross and the national guard dolled out 26 cases of water in flint last week alone. the mission continues. >> reporter: the red cross is in full-fledged crisis mode, going block by block, knocking on doors, seeing who needs bottled water. just about everyone does. >> thank you again. >> the mood is as bitterly cold as the weather. >> i'm not sure what to make of it. i'm pretty sure i can't say on tv what i really think of it. we are afraid. we are va afraid. we don't know what guage has been done to us. >> governor rick schneider apologised. the governor took aim at the

chairman, i welcome both petitions. i welcome this debate. because we live in a democracy that respects freedom of expression. when people make unacceptable statements what we need to do is use their capacity to expose these weaknesses and then ultimately defeat their argument. >> we encapsulate picturesque villages and rolling countryside's. stunningly achieving the birthplace years ago and next week, the scottish national beard. it is also the home to one of resorts.est in 1902 willie fernie was commissioned to design a championship course. which brings me to why am speaking here today. disappointingly, we've been dragged into this debate. because of donald trump and 2014 , it is undergoing a complete refurbishment. the trump organization is investing 200 million pounds and the resort materials for the development have been sourced locally. people.g some 200 local hasddition, someone expected 300 contractors next month. many of them also local, all of them exchanging money with the local businesses. this is a stark contrast to years ago. in

so far, more than 13 hundred people have signed the petition. coming up on wis--talk about a cliff hanger! some homes in california are taking their ocean view to a whole new level. break the palmetto state unemployment he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible employment and workforce released the rate for december. it stayed at 5-point-five percent for the last month of 2015, the same as november. while that number stayed the same the number of people working in the state actually went up by more than 10-thousand in the month. nationally, the unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent in december. ford is recalling thousands of ranger pick- up trucks due to f

board members say they have no part in that petition. many residents have questioned whether those who sign the petition could be subjected to perjury charges. the county attorney says that is not the case. chris tuck board of supervisors chair there was a lot of misinformation. we were receiving emails from our citizens saying that the board was actually a part of the recall process, and we're not. erica williams responded this evening.. saying in part.. "i respect the process that a select group of citizens who are unhappy with my personnel decisions are pursuing." new tonight at 11 ... the better business bureau is warning of a sweepstakes scam found in patrick county. according to the b-b-b ... the scam letter was sent to resident ... the letter says a final notice deadline is not in effect ... and in order to receive the 1- point-5 million dollars cash prize ... to contact their office immediately. julie wheeler with the b-b-b says these sweepstakes typically targets seniors ... she suggests educating your family members about scams

the very fact that this petition was so popular highlights three worthy and important points. the first is that we in these islands reject wholeheartedly the notion of discriminate against anyone on the basis of their religion. the second, it points out that individuals of power such as trump are happy to demonize others but could never consider that they themselves could be treated in such a fashion. finally, the public reaction in this country and the u.s. let's not forget there was an outcry in the united states from the many good people in that country, to the statements of the public to highlight the fact that trumps statement goes past all of the enlightenment values that ties the states and the countries of the united kingdom together. while we can recognize the statement was distasteful, we should also note the hypocrisy of the son of an immigrant, advocating for being so bigoted against other migrants and religious minorities. >> [inaudible] i'm afraid this debate in the u.s. is far more nuanced. all the republican candidates in this election are expressing the tradit

from the u.k.. -- the ayes a >> a petition to barter mr. trump received more than 565,000 signatures in the u.k.. the the home office has authority to ban someone from coming into the country, not the parliament. on wednesday, we have more international coverage from the british house of commons with prime minister's questions. on c-span2e wednesday at 7:00 a.m. trump speaksnald at liberty university, then governor john kasich in new hampshire talking about teen alcohol abuse. later, a ceremony marking the life of martin luther king, and junior. on the next washington journal, a look at unemployment and u.s. labor force anticipation. our guest is from the american enterprise institute. gara lamarche on his organizations activities. then, ryan lovelace. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. east turn and that you can join become precision with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> at c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks studen