relation to a higher lev level. not only in terms of political issues, security or military issues, but also in other economical social, cultural and also sports issues. this meeting sends out a very clear and important message on how the arab governments are keen on preserving this relation and placing it as a top priority. despite the fact that we are not always in agreement with russia with respect to certain issues, we share the same view and stance that order, stability and security must prevail in the middle east region, and here i should commend russia's stance on supporting the palestinian people and the efforts aiming at putting an end to their plight and suffering as represented in their support to the arab peace initiative. we also commence russia's role and that of the united states in their endeavour to put an end to the tragic situation and the exacerbating crisis in syria. cessation of hostilities is a very crucial step in this direction. there is no doubt that all our countries suffer from the danger

's not just really about foreign relations, but world relations. the spark for this panel is the centennial of the 1916 election in which wood row wilson ran on a he kept us out of war, despite the military interventions ongoing in meks keen the caribbean. marking the centennial of this election, this round table brings together superb historians with a wide array of focuses to address whether or not 1916 should be seen as the end of an era or the beginning of an era or was 1960 a turning point. many of us will have firm stances on this. some of us will probably equivocate a little bit. here at the outset, i wanted to thank -- give special thanks to urbana champaign, illinois historian. she helped come up the idea co-organized with me, even though she couldn't participate on the panel at all. i would like to thank the co-founders. our aim today is to consider and reconsider how recent transnational, international, imperial, political and world historical scholarship has affected our assess. s of u.s. foreign relations in the years leading up to and

to appropriation not future spending we made adjustment to that. >> so these next slide related to the 10 year financial plan as you may know when we talked about quite a bit the budget and the furniture plan it bans on the historically low sale we don't assume that any kind of the increase the 10 year plan will stay flat for the water and wastewater enterprise here is the water enterprise 10 year financial plan that contains the beginning balances and sources and uses and net revenues and ending balances and shares how the financial plan will meet the commission policy metrics for the coverage and reserve similar to water and wastewater it covers a financial plan based on the historical logging sngz these identical slides for resources and ending balance and that we meet the metrics for reserves and coverage and identified the commission policy so, now when you look at the combined wastewater and water rates you can see where we are with the 10 year plan versus where we thought we'd be two years ago this chart has in red or yellow the actual rated increases that have considered throug

foreign relations, but also international relations. is thisk for this panel intending all of the 1960 election in which woodrow wilson ran on a he kept us out of war platform, despite military intervention ongoing in the mexico and caribbean. togetherdtable brings discussistorians to whether 1916 should be as the end of the era or the beginning, or was 1916 a turning point? any of us have firm stances, many of us will probably equivocate. i want to give special thanks to who helpedity organize this, she helped come up with the idea, even though she couldn't participate on the panel at all. thanks to kristin hogan some. and the american historic and the society for historians of american foreign relations. our aim today is to consider and reconsider how recent transnational, imperial, political, and world historical scholarship has affected our assessment of u.s. foreign relations the years leading up to and following 1916. a fundamental issue of our panel is. panelists will also thee their opinions on gilded age and aggressive era in f

through the input of the members of the senate foreign relations committee. so it's a strong message, unified and bipartisan, working with the administration to produce a strong policy. now, north korea's foreign policy challenges are ruined by all, ruined by every american president since the start of the korean war. they tested four nuclear weapons tests, they had tested a long-range ballistic missile. it's in defines of -- defiance of numerous international obligations. u.s. leadership is absolutely critical in standing up to north korea's activities. we must isolate north korea to prevent it from getting international help to further its illegal weapons program. that's the basic point of sanctions. we want to prevent commercial interests anywhere in the world from trying to help north korea get the type of weapons and equipment and resources it needs in order to further its illegal weapons program. the united states must lead an effective diplomacy that provides incentives and disincentives to north korea's conduct. we need to form strong alliances and pa

i can relate to founders on a the ground-level.: give me an example of what your secret weapon is as a tech investor. troy: the willingness to drive a mack truck through a cul-de-sac, when i believe in something. and also, i think, empathy. so i know what keeps founders up at night. the anxiety of competition, and what's next. i can relate to it. emily: let's take uber, for example. how did you get into uber? tell me the story. troy: i met an entrepreneur by the name of shervin pishevar. and he said, you know what, i'm thinking about going into venture capital. the first deal shervin called me about was uber. at that time, they were only in san francisco. the first conversation i had with travis, was about -- you know, i'm thinking, the capital expenses around this business of buying, you know, hundreds of thousands of black cars. this could never be successful. and, automatically, travis said, we are a logistics platform. we are not buying cars. he explained it. my worry was about, how do you scale this company? emily: so travis w

over the past decade the senate foreign relation committee has convened every couple years to assess the policy against north korea. there has been surprisingly variation in the over all description of the danger and recommended policy prescriptions. former u.s. officials characterized north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile opportunities as posing risk to the u.s. national interest. they stress the importance of standing with our close regional allies south korea and japan in the face of destabilizing north korean provocation. they all find it a necessity to cooperate with the international community to detur further provocation and prevent the spread of sensitive technology to and from north korea. they noted the importance of sanctions on north korea specifically the need for china to exercise greater influence. i am personally disappointed at the way the u.n. security council is functioning. whether it is iran where we had two ballistic missile tests and nothing has been done at the u.n. security council level. most recently china sent a delegation to meet with north korea ri

how will taiwan build relations with china from now on?me of the election hinged on this question. 12 months after moving to taiwan, lo will obtain voting rights. how does he feel about china's relations with taiwan and hong kong? he heads to a cafe run by a friend from hong kong where local immigrants from hong kong and taiwanese have come together to exchange views. >> hong kong and taiwan continue to experience difficulty in the relations with mainland china. those who decided to leave hong kong admits these difficult times continue to watch the future of china with mixed emotions. the lo's family favorite place is a park near the beach. they still have concerns about how to make a living in taiwan, but they plan to stay and carve out a new life here. >> this family moved to taiwan seeking the most important thing in life -- their children's future. what sort of future awaits their children? ♪ steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. p

or noniran-related, we follow the non-iran-related, we follow it. anything dealing with yemen. destabilizing activities in the region and also teams that focus on the ballistic missile program. we gather the evidence to see if we see anything that fits within the sanctions program and then if we do, we start to develop a case on it. we talk to the rest of the inner agencies so everybody's onboard, so they know what we're doing. we don't want to, for example, interrupt a sensitive intelligence operation. we don't want to interfere with a law enforcement operation, so we make sure that what we do, we communicate very well so that when we roll out, we're able to roll out in the smartest, most effective way. so, basically we start from scratch, developing the intel, building cases, working with the team, so that we can roll out successive sanctions against the greatest threats to our national security and foreign policy. mr. keating: and in that process, what triggers re-evaluating things? without getting into detail. because i don't want to undercut th

nuclear-related sanctions on iran. we took our steps on implementation day only after the international atomic energy agency verified that iran had completed its key nuclear commitments under the jcpoa. the deal gives us the necessary flexibility to respond to iran if it fails to comply with its jcpoa commitments. including the ability to fully snap back international and domestic sanctions. as an agency tasked with implementing and enforcing u.s. economic sanctions, we're clear-eyed about the fact that iran remains a state sponsor of terrorism. and continues to engage in other destabilizing activities. we believe it is crucial to continue to implement and enforce the sanctions that remain in place. on implementation day, the united states took action with respect to sanctions in two key areas. the first and most significant was to effectuate the lifting of nuclear-related secondary sanctions which are sanctions that are directed toward nonu.s. persons for activity outside of u.s. jurisdiction. the second area concerns

it seems to be mostly related to some resuscitation that she got while she was in the hospital. i kind of sat back and said wait a minute. this could be some type of aneurism that ruptured but quickly figured out it was a small amount of bleeding and there was a small injury to her liver which was cpr related. that was quickly ruled as being sort of an artifact of resuscitation as opposed to being related to her death. >> then the rest of the body is examined in the order in which dr. spitz always conducts these exams, organs removed, weighed, and dissected. and, finally, the head opened up. >> with a history of headaches you might expect some type of catastrophic bleed in the brain but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. >>> coming up next, this medical mystery is about to be solved. >> certainly seems to be a major problem. >> but few could have predicted this. >> the reason i was calling is that your wife's autopsy has been completed and we have some answers for you. >>> and more cases -- a high risk surgery, a deadly infection, an angry survivor. >> i'd like to see this

president, let me start off by thanking the leadership of the senate foreign relation committee. the chairman, and ranking member, for creating the environment to have strong bipartisan legislation on a critical issue that affects the national interest and security of the united states and beyond that in general creating a strong bipartisan environment that i think is critical to u.s. foreign policy. it is a tone i tried to set when i had the privilege of being the chairman and i appreciate senator corker's leadership for continuing in the same experience and senator cardin who works hard on maintaining that environment. i want to thank senator gardner as the asia subcommittee chairman for working with me to bring legislation that we can come together in a strong, bipartisan voice because when the nation speaks with one voice it speaks most powerfully to both friend and foes across the world. and it has been a privilege to work with senator gardner and see his vision of how we dealt with this and merge my vision of how we dealt with this and together we came up with the most comp

i really hope relations will get better and it will get better for the people. i think hopefully they will learn something from it. >> reporter: others are not as optimistic. >> i think there's a reason why a u.s. president hasn't been to cuba since 1928. we have just losos what we stand for, freedom, human rights, constitutional liberties, all the things that do not exist in cuba and have not occurred in and a half ago. >> porter: president obama plans on meeting with president raul castro from march 21st to march 22nd. nbc 6 news. >> be sure to stay with nbc 6 has we travel to havana for the president's historic trip next month. you can find in-depth coverage in the nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> an update on pope francjs. during his flight from mexico to rome, the pontiff was asked about donald trump's promise to build a wall on the southern border. his response, quote, i say only that this man is not a christian if he h said things like that, end quote. the donald not wasting any time in holding back his response. >> for a religious leader to disgraceful. >

councildo that at haass' on foreign relations. stay with us. ♪ tom: what a perfect weekend in new york city. lovely winter weather in new york city as we look at the events around the world. much more on that through the hours. we need your monday morning to start with our bloomberg business flash. ryanair doubled earnings in its fiscal third-quarter but it is a warning that a drop in air is set to accelerate. fares fell 1% after the terror attacks last november. in china, the government's official measure of factory activity fell for the sixth month in a row. think ifolicy members they can stem the slowdown in growth or avoid easing, which would exacerbate record capital outflows. another sign of deflation risks and europe, euro area factories /their prices by the most in a year, amid concerns that euro's inflation rate may fall below zero. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: vonnie, thank you so much. february may prove the longest month although it is the shortest month for financial markets, because it lacks a sin

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they were wanted in connected with a suspected gang-related shooting where a five- year-old child was killed. two virginia tech students accused in the death of a 13- year-old girl made their first appearances in court today. nicole lovell's body was found saturday just across the state line on route 89 in north carolina. as charges were being read monday morning against david eisenhauer and natalie keepers, law enforcement officers were still looking for more evidence. the virginia state police and virginia tech police were at a pond searching for anything that could be related. turning overseas now... despite increasing numbers of drownings amid worsening weather and rough seas, large numbers of migrants are still prepared to brave the aegean sea to try and reach europe. dozens of migrants believed to have been en route to greece were detained by turkish security forces today.

hill: the senate foreign relations committee resumed with george kennan as its witness. considered an extra he displayed firsthand knowledge on asian affairs. he was expected to be critical of americans and the administration's policy and tactics in south vietnam. in his opening comments, he warned against impossible goals and escalation of american involvement. [video clip] mr. kennan: a precipitous and disorderly withdrawal could create a disservice to our own interests and even world peace, differences that might have been resolved by our failure to engage in the first place. this is a reality which if there is to be any peaceful resolution will have to be recognized by the more critical of our friends and our adversaries. but at the same time, i have great misgivings about any deliberate expansion of hostilities on our part directed to the achievement of something called victory. if by the use of that term we envisage the complete disappearance of the recalcitrance with which we are now faced, the formal submission by the adversary to our will and the complete disapp

it may be related to the crime and other burglaries in the area. it's an older white two door passenger car with a white molding and a sun roof and filer. >> we do have a suspect that might have been related to other burglaries so getting the information out to the media and the community to rally together and get these suspects into custody. >> the elderly victim's injuries are non life threatening according to police the number on the screen. you'll remain anonymous as always and the phone number is 322-4900. there's a $2,000 reward for any information in this case. >>> now to an unusual story about an suv theft. according to police the victim in this case says she was heading north approaching greg street when her car was hit from behind. when she returned to the front of her car the driver of the other vehicle was going through her wallet demanding cash. he gave her back the wallet but drove off in her car. the driver of the other vehicle also took off. the suspect is a white man in his 30s with a bald or shaved head, tattoo near his ear on the

relations with cuba. raul castro he has a good relationship with. he was with him in panama recently at the summit of the americas. this is the first time they will be together on territory that is not neutral. laura: it's going to be fascinating to watch. thank you very much indeed. president obama has signed into law a package of sanctions against north korea. penaltieses include for those who export goods and technology that could be used in weapons of mass destruction and for those committing human rights abuses. it comes as tensions on the korean peninsula have been increased with rocket tests by pyongyang. authorities in colombia are investigating more than 100 reported cases of disappearances from a prison in the capital. there's the possibility that between 1991 and 2001, visitors to the jail may have been killed and their bodies dismembered and thrown into sewers. for almost 20 years, petrol in venezuela has cost virtually nothing. it has been almost free for those living in the oil-producing nation. prices are going up a lot. just onesed t

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not that i can't relate because i can see it but we've got four individuals and i'm pretty sure ai all have different reasons. right. what's making you feel the burn? >> a lot of reasons but particularly his message is really resonating with me. since the 70s a lot of jobs have gone overseas, profits have been at an all-time high yet wages stagnated and a lot of our issues are really because of the billionaires and he's really the only candidate holding them accountable and really with the people and that's what we need right now. >> got that clear. >> for me there are really four qualities that really stick out for me in turns of what senator represents, four things that sticks out, that's what i'm trying to say. for me that's consistency, transparency, humanity and really this authenticity he portrays and people are really identifying with that regardless of age-group or what they background is. and it is very refreshing to see someone who is running for this position who is really being able to capture these groups of folks that are so different. >> ic o. also elected official hots

water related activities. that includes and i'm tell ug this from the the list they gave us. swimming, fishing, persona water craft activities. boating. anything that would bring new contact with the water in this area and or in the area of the new river between northwest 7th avenue and northwest 4th avenue. so got a lot of folks who probably are unaware of this saights arriving home from work. there are people standing by to let them know as they enter this complex here that the situation scissments a0-inch water main. they say not water main, sewage maij main and that is loit cad somewhere thon property, possibly undndneath the apartments. so as we get more information. swrai couple of folks here. this is one of those big tank truck that's used to remove waste water and water so they are out here and thief be gun work. that's the story here in sky force. >> craig: all right so, recreational activities. not theh drinking water. thanks will ralph and danielle. >> belkeys: keep it right here. we're going to tak

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relations is lifting the trade embargo. is taking a major step this week to help make that happen. and news channel 8 will be in cuba to report on it. >>> plus, see how an old hospital building turned into the perfect training ground for firefighters today. >>> a chilly 58 degrees and combined with the strong winds still in place around portions of the bay area, felt like a cool day. those clear skies will lead to chilly weather condition, freeze warnings font we will >>> today more than a hundred bay area first responders practiced life saving drills. they worked inside an old hospital wing. the old wing is set for demolition, making it a perfect training ground for firefighters practicing the real thing. >> to get buildings that actually give us real world construction, real world hazards, the things that we would run across if we responded to a building such as this or to somebody's house, it's invaluable. we cannot replicate it without structures like this. >> once they're in the training scenario, firefighters have firefighters say that proves how important the exercises reall

and swedish government have rejected a ruling in relation to wikileaks leader. he has been free to leave at any time. in the u.s. democratic white house hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off in new hampshire. they went one-on-one exchanging heated questions about health care, wall street and each others credentials. yemen's army spokesman has spoken to al jazeera saying houthi rebels have been taken by supplies by the beginning of an offensive on the capital. the houthis have controlled the area for more than a year. >> translation: this is one of the last scenes before the big battle. the fighters there have to surrender or flee. we're entering the last phase before we launch the battle to deliver our beloved sunar. it will be under our fire >>> our correspondent has been watching this. >> reporter: you can see the ar till reshelling. they hope to take the base in the coming hours. they worried about the iuds and land mines there. they're under tight lock down. the national army is hoping to capture this space so they can control the road to the

to appropriation not future spending we made adjustment to that. >> so these next slide related to the 10 year financial plan as you may know when we talked about quite a bit the budget and the furniture plan it bans on the historically low sale we don't assume that any kind of the increase the 10 year plan will stay flat for the water and wastewater enterprise here is the water enterprise 10 year financial plan that contains the beginning balances and sources and uses and net revenues and ending balances and shares how the financial plan will meet the commission policy metrics for the coverage and reserve similar to water and wastewater it covers a financial plan based on the historical logging sngz these identical slides for resources and ending balance and that we meet the metrics for reserves and coverage and identified the commission policy so, now when you look at the combined wastewater and water rates you can see where we are with the 10 year plan versus where we thought we'd be two years ago this chart has in red or yellow the actual rated increases that have considered throug

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to this. -- screen related to this. annie mccormick has been going through new jersey looking at damage from last night's storm. >> reporter: we have trees down in cherry hill and other areas of south jersey, we'll bring you the latest at 6:30. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> the remaining republican candidates for president will gather on stage in texas, it will be a home coming for ted cruz who leads donald trump in the polls. marco rubio and john kasich and ben carson will participate. voters in 13 other states head to the polls on super tuesday which is five days away. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders continue to battle it out on the campaign trail. sanders seems to have conceded south caro

what does 5th grade have to do with gang related? >> >> reporter: tiefortd violence. listen to 24 second grade describe the experience. my teacher turned off the light and we went under the desk and didn't turn anything off s they won't hear us. >> reporter: scary stuff. the fact thaw leave your kids in school thinking they will be in a safe place. they are just there to get an education. the last thing you think is they'll go through something like this. thursday morning outside francis tucker elementary, parents gather once again on the scene of violence erupting near a school. this time it's a school full of young children who are impacted. a bullet pearcing the window of a port table classroom. i can tell thought vast majority of shootings that we've had in this county, the violent 15 to o 24. very young people. >> reporter: the message is the code of silence needs to be broken. people need to spieng about gage a activity. the community needs to help law enforcement solve a problem plague our school. a problem affect parents and their children. >> these are kids.

what it means for cuban relations and what local americans are saying about it. are police officers boycotting beyonce? the head of the local order of 4 news abo >>> florida's healthcare agency is issuing a fine to liberty hospital. back in december 57-year-old dawson was forciblely removed from the hospital's emergency room. she collapsed after being escorted out by police and later died. the agency lists four counts against the hospital three related to emergency care and services and one for failure to evaluate a patient. working to make improvements and the family is suing. >>> a robber gets a beating. the man walked up to the counter but he didn't realize that one much the customers was a boxer with two state titles who was at the store visiting his girlfriend who worked there. he confronted the crook and they got into a scuffle and just like in the movies he punched the man in the face and held him until the police arrived. >> picked the wrong time to rob that store. bye-bye benjamin. >> why some think the $100 bill should change. >>> angelina jolie on moth

related to the raid. it relates to the end of a 30 year contract to supply power to southern california... and expires at the end of september 2017. in 2011 president signed the hoover dam allocation act allowing the sale of power to more people in nevada, arizona for 50 years october 2017 outside the leavitt home in henderson at least a half dozen vehicles belonging to law enforcement agents were parked in such a way that no one inside the home could drive away. just before noon an fbi agent moved a vehicle to allow a pickup parked in the garage to leave. the pickup filled with boxes. a short time later another undercover vehicle was backed into the garage. meanwhile in boulder city, agents performed a similar operation at the building that houses the bureau of reclamation and department of interior. agents going in and out seizing evidence. leavitt's name was found on two other properties besides the one here. we spoke with people inside those homes. one to around the corner from this home said they are

the other part of your question relates to how we as juice, relate to the world beyond us. that is critically important. this is not just about ensuring our own welfare. for that force for good in the world. we have those conversations about where those priorities are. that relates directly to where work is in philanthropic education. >> we will take a break in a moment. part of what you are saying -- i think comes down to a really honest transparent basic reality which is -- whatever we build, it starts with a single relationship. and how we multiply relational issues so that everybody does feel that they matter and that that is what drives the broader vision, rather than some vision that forces individual people to comply with something they don't agree with. we will come back in just a moment here on mosaic. please join us. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss. in the middle of a wonderful conversation with danny grossman who is the ceo of the jewish organizations in san francisco. a way in which organizations make decisions about the kinds of the on-topic de

there were charges of corruption related to santo domingo. joseph fabins and william casno, who definitely would have made more money, had the united states an ex-ed santo domingo. they were developers, as it were. as mark twain's book, "the gilded age" reminds us, business men of that type were often referred to as corrupt, even dismissed as corrupt. this was working against the project as well. the fact that babcock was involved in the project. he went down and investigated santo domingo and negotiated the treaty for an ex-ation, and worked closely with fabins and casno. this, of course, was used against him, against the project as this was all some kind of corrupt conspiracy to work a deal. racism was involved as well. many people felt well, we already have a very serious racial problem in the united states, in the south. do we want to take on another area that is predominantly black and try to deal with that in addition? a black mixed race population. even the champion of african-american rights, charles sumner, exhibited a kind of racism

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there were strained relations between the two countries >>> u.n. official exit poles and results show president e.v.o. morales lost a resolution to change the constitution so he can challenge for a fourth term. daniel schweimler has this update from lopez. >> reporter: a day after the referendum, it looks like a no vote. things are not clear. figures are not impoverished. some are talking about a few days time or a week from now. the exit polls gave a victory to the no vote and results are backed up. the government says it wants to wait until all the results are in, official results from 280,000 living a broad. those that have been enabled. >> translation: i have arrived social groups, those that take part in the yes and no campaigns to show responsibility, awaiting results from the electoral tribunal. i have heard some people thinking that my time has ended. they are mistaken. life goes on. the fight goes on. there is no need to despair, no matter what the results. >> reporter: until this is clarified we have speculation, accusations flying around

tonight eric glasser find out why people in the areas hardest hit by gun related crime are hopeful but also skeptical. >> i've nothing on me and i've been robbed before. >> is a victim of gun related crime this woman is for any idea to get ill legal weapons off the streets. and now there may be one. >> illegal guns that kill and maim our families, communities, children must stop. >> in hillsboro county, crimestoppers has teamed up agencies for a gun bounty program called see it, say, stop it offering a $1000 cash reward for anonymous tips about anyone possessing a gun illegally. >> we are trying to get them before they can use firearms to harm someone. >> by the convincing people they can remain anonymous may be an uphill climb, especially neighborhood were so-called snatchers fear retribution. but with 1500 gun gun related crimes in hillsboro county in 2015, more than 40 of those homicides, resident say people have to get involved. >> he will stop more deaths. maybe there will be so much violence. officials say the sort of gun bounty programs of been very successful in other areas whe

and christopher thomas for gang and gun-related charges on august 18-th, 20- 15. investigators are asking anyone with information about lewis' whereabouts to call the lynchburg police department or crime stoppers people in danville are hopeful their coming together tonight will help begin to reduce violent crime in the city. the rally was organized as a result of a double shooting monday night near the intersection of mount vernon avenue and virginia avenue. community members gathered outside danville regional medical center and heard from several community leaders. afterwards, the group walked down the streets near the hospital in solidarity. wsls 10's colter anstaett reports. "crime is not just a big city problem anymore. violence has swept across our country, large and small communities." dozens gathered outside danville regional medical center tonight with the community to come together to try to bring an end to violent crime in the city. "and, all of god's people said 'amen, amen.'" there was a prayer for peace. the city's police chief offered a call to actio

to see if it's related to the case. l possibly being light-skinned black or hispanic. one is about 6 feet tall with a thin build. the other is described as 5-foot-8 with a heavy build and a tattoo on one arm. police think they're connected to other burglaries in that area. officer tim broadway, rpd: "we have had residential burglaries in this area as well as the entire truckee meadows area. we do have that suspect vehicle that may be related to other residential burglaries in south reno." if you know anything that can help police, call them or secret witness at 3-2-2-4900 let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! and highs in the low to mid 60s for this weekend with partly cloudy skies. have a great thursday! time to check out our roadways traffic center... all the surface streets running area but otherwise there are no accidents or incidents to report so keep driving safe out there. president obama is moving forward with appointing a supreme court justice... and nevada governor brian sandoval may be on the sho

this was the 9th traffic related death in metro's jurisdiction. but the 10th came only two days later near pecos and owens. ((cameron collins // witness: i seen headlights out of the corner of my eye and uh, you know... i heard a big loud boom and then i didn't see headlights anymore ran outside and seen a bunch of smoke in the air. )) the smoke was coming from a mazda -- police say was going too fast... and lost control. the driver of that car also died at the hospital. ((sgt. richard strader // metro police: number if you take the average of 10 a month.)) henderson has seen one death this year... while the nevada highway patrol has responded to 6 of their own -- and we're only in the first month of the year. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) last year... there were 2- hundred and 19 total traffic related deaths in clark county. police say as a pedestrian, use the crosswalk and make eye contacts with drivers. and if you are behind the wheel, do be aware of your surroundings and always maintain the speed limit./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > we are less than

all of the cases are travel-related. meanwhile-- u.s. health officials have added two more caribbean islands to a zika virus travel alert for pregnant women-- aruba and bonaire. there are about 30 destinations with zika outbreaks-- caribbean and latin america. today is the deadline for jared fogle's lawyers to file an appeal. the former subway pitchman faces more than 15 years in prison. he pleaded guilty to having child porn, and paying for sex with underage girls. final preparations uuy, for supreme court justice "antonin scalia" to lay in repose, in the u-s supreme court building today. president obama and the first lady will attend today--to pay their respects. but the president will not go to his funeral tomorrow. qcqfox's matt finn is live in washington d-c with more. good morning matt. xpp` looking for a good bite? why not check out "wahlburgers" in downtown orlando! the burger chain by "wahlberg" brothers... held a v- i-p event for the new location last night. all three brothers--mark, paul and donny were there for the grand open

amodeo is serving a 10 year sentence on drug related charges. foley is serving a 27 year sentence, also for drug related charges. if you see them or know anything about their whereabouts, call 911. commitment 2016 news tonight, republican front-runner donald trump lands an endorsement from former ku klux klan leader david duke. his rivals are now pouncing on him for refusing to denounce the support. meantime, candidates are busy on the campaign trail ahead of super tuesday. with a major victory in south carolina, hillary clinton is hoping to keep that momentum ahead of super tuesday. sunday, clinton traveled to tennessee, where she spoke to a congregation in memphis while attending a church service. ms. clinton: we all have work to do. i said last night, america has never stopped being great. our task is to make america whole. todd: as part of his super tuesday strategy, senator sanders skipped the palmetto state on primary day, and moved on to texas, than minnesota. sen. sanders: i'm going to be asking for your votes on tuesday, but i need more

here still to come, a legal battle about race relations in south africa. angela merkel says kipg brittain in the e.u. will not be easy-- keeping. >>> welcome back. the top stories are. official officially officials are in discussions in relation to ceasefire negotiations. provisional results show the ewe began dan president is ahead. -- uganda. the supreme court has referred a case of kumar back >>> the united nations says fighting in one camp in south sudan may constitute a war crime. 18 people were killed including two members from doctors without borders. the camp is offering shelter to civilians in a north-eastern town. >> reporter: this is one of eight u.n. bases in south sudan meant to provide a safe haven for displaced people since the conflict began in 2013. an outbreak of violence between rival groups has left at least 18 people dead and more than 40 people injured, including two staff members of doctors without borders. >> it started between the youth groups fighting each other. >> reporter: fighting broke out in the base in the north-east upper