private sector date also strongly suggests that direct benefit on retention and employees who have accesso and make use of her until leave perform better when they return to work. they stay with their organizations longer and are able to make greater contributions. i reviewed studies, surveys and inputs from across the service and evidence and perspectives are all parties concerned with this issue in particular the views of our joint chiefs of staff. i've taken time to consider the diverse views and different data points on this important subject. i concluded that 12 weeks of maternity leave across all -- establishes the right balance between offering a highly competitive leave policy while also maintaining the readiness of our total force. and i don't take likely that 12 weeks of maternity leave representative downshift from the navy last summer. but i believe we will be at the forefront in terms of competition especially as part of the comprehensive basket of family benefits we are providing across the joint force. and i should just note for navy mothers that are currently pregnant we w

from the register he was getting and keeping the brightest and best that's the aim of the navy's retention excellence program today my gooding visited the top chef and top installation like that that is right david we're talking and the norfolk naval shipyard the bottom line is this it's better for readiness and more cost efficient to keep a sailor than to lose him or her and have to start over from scratch aboard the uss george h w bush keeping sailors is a top priority and the aircraft carrier has proven to be outstanding at a turning the navy's retention excellence award for ships commands which passed the annual career information program review with the score of ninety points or better are eligible. the bush scored a ninety six at the care that they like most about this award is really say which is the seed savers and sound have a conversation to say was over six months chances are you doing. we want to go how can we help you get it worked with human second class michael cameron who signed up for another six brainer. well our opportunities and i are as secure in the serve my country i

while lawmakers are trying to incentivize teacher retention in school districts across the state- the eoc is looking at how to retain teachers at private early education centers. according to eoc executive director melanie barton- a lot of issues with teacher retention deal with resources available to small, private groups- and rising costs of maintaing a 4k program. "they have a hard time recruiting for those classroom centers because they're small operations and can't pay the level a district pays, so you get a lot of turnover." the reporter presented to the education oversight committee did lay out several including merging private and public early education programs under one state-funded administration. ww, wis news 10. the polls remain tight in iowa, where we are just one week out from the first votes of the primary season. and tonight, the democrats will once again share the stage for a town hall debate. senator bernie sanders has continued to chip away at the polls and is running neck-and-neck with hillary clinton. former maryland governor martin o'malley remains in the single

and this is fantastic for water retention they are good for body retention water retention. >> with you keep in this? >> about a good 30 minutes it feels great. and we are not wrapping way to the other this is for water retention those who travel a lot their legs are 80 really like. it is still there. there are ways to minimize it cellulite comes in three stages stage won, stage two, stage three. there are things to look for such as oxygen like right here with the body wrap which is a fantastic still oxygen is like a wake-up call to the skin you have this fat so full of metabolic weight that is when you see the dimpling. that is cellulite. >> so you put that on as you are being wraps? plastic wrap, quotes talk let's talk about the home remedies.qu >> try these for 30 days and see if you like them coffee grounds into your shower massage it into the areas of concern particularly your thighss and what about all that will the oil here? >> olive oil and juniper oil mix them together for areas of concern every day for 30 days. you can also take coconut oil in a dry brush the begins to the car

it's because of iowa's new reading and retention law, which lawmakers passed in 2012. last school year, more than one fifth of iowa third graders failed a standardized test in reading. so lawmakers decided to address the problem by requiring any 3rd grader deemed "substantially deficient" in reading to attend a summer the law goes into effect next school year. so the first class of students it will impact is in second grade now. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman is in our cedar rapids newsroom. dave, what are educators doing to get these now- second graders ready to pass their reading tests next year in third grade? beth, cedar rapids schools began working on ways to improve reading a year ago last fall. some of it seems rather simple. for instance second graders who, will be in 3rd grade next year when the rule begins, had recess time cut just a bit so they could spend more time on reading. reading aloud cedar rapids schools test students for reading proficiency three times a year. a score at the "substantial deficiency" level will result in a letter like this to parents. scho

there are some other exceptions to the state's reading retention rule. for instance, english as a second language or special education students where testing is not appropriate. but cedar rapids administrators hope more individual attention or the summer reading 3rd graders up with their classmates. bruce? thanks, dave. the city of riverside wants hundreds of improvements to highway 22. it's hoping washington county will ask for the money through the program. through the town or to the riverside casino has about doubled. the iowa department of transportation already for a new overlay on highway 22. but the city would like an additional 700-thousand for improvements to parking, sidewalks, and drainage. the washington county supervisors will discuss the proposal next tuesday. today a black hawk county man pleaded guilty to a federal charge of receipt of child pornography. 34 year old robert turner of reinbeck admitted he had at least seven thousand images and 23 videos of child porn on his computer. he said he received sexually explicit pictures of childre

manufacturers say the bicycle's front wheel can detach due to improperly fitting retention washers posing a fall hazard to the rider. consumers should immediately stop using the bicycle and return them to the store for a free inspection and free replacement of the wheel retention washers. well, you can get ready to eat up a little sunshine today as we're telling you earlier, the sun is shining brightly. right here at main and gervais. not a cloud in the sky. we're live. >> good afternoon. a beautiful day shaping up for us here. we're looking at sunshine. temperatures finally warming up into the 60's for us here in the capital city. other areas maintaining kind of mid to upper 50's but they'll be following suit soon. i think we'll see most everybody make it at least to 60 today. probably a little bit warmer here in the capital city but elsewhere, still expect some temperatures to be quite warm. skies are clear for us at the moment. we are looking at some cloud cover sliding in from the south. that's going to be the case throughout the day today and evening. expecting mostly cloudy skies by

scott: what's the best customer retention you've seen? i mean, not statistically, i mean method. lars: yeah, i think it goes back to--sort of goes back to i would point out loyalty that we've--i was just talking about so you look at program like starbucks. and they use--they're very data-centric. they're able to really build a profile of a customer in real time, and understand those customer's actions so they can message them and give them value. so i think that's--companies that are doing that more than going out and just blasting out acquisition marketing are the ones that are the most successful. scott: lars albright, ceo of sessionm. we appreciate you being with us this morning. lars: thanks. scott: car insurance per mile, not per month, a huge disruption and particularly useful in san francisco. we'll talk about it when "press:here" continues. [music] scott: welcome back to "press:here." would you pay $5 to watch this tv show, or $5 to watch the 49ers play the bears on fox? five dollars just to watch a football game on television might seem steep, but when you consider the a

terrible tragedy as one teen is dead and another in the hospital after three boys ended up in a retention pond in a parker neighborhood. why it took so long to get to one of them. >>> they don't like that he beats the rest of the field >> bumpy last night, one more debate to go before the iowa caucus. and the. broncos are ready for the playoffs. why the key to victory could depend on play calling. live view at mile high right now and the wind is blowing out there. pittsburgh steelers are coming to town for that big game on sunday. we have weather rolling into parts of colorado right now, lauren. >>> good morning. this is a live look outside this morning, mile high stadium, beautiful look for us. we have some cloud cover this morning. you can't tell because it's so dark out there. but we are looking good, ready for this broncos game. don't forget to wear your orange this morning. we'll talk about the game forecast in a moment. right now 38-mile-an-hour gusts winds out there. 25 degrees at dia, 30 in fort collins, warmer in the mountains this morning with 21 in avon and 23 in grand junction

and there was no retention. so after five years, it was interdisciplinary study in stanford, and they realized that if they used animated videos that were culturally appropriate, because it's a taboo subject in so many countries, the retention increased from 70% to 89%. >> wow. >> so it's aids education, not awareness. and that's what's so different about this program. they're now in 82 countries, partner with over 280 organizations, and the former president of botswana a few weeks ago said he wanted it in every classroom in botswana. >> well, certainly worthy of the recognition. >> absolutely. >> another program is called embrace. we have another segment here. so let's watch that and then we'll talk about that as well. >> okay. >> in india, 25% to 30% babies, the chance of them becoming hypothermic is great. ♪ >> it's amazing to me that something that was born out of a classroom can now save countless lives around the world. you know, from the design that we took from the napkin to an actual baby being stabiliz

been addressed specifically with regard to base operations and quality of life and the impact on retention, of high quality sailors and marines. but perhaps we can put a finer point on it. let me frame it, be very interested in your feedback. is there any specific data in analysis of this stress that you've done well communicating in terms of impacts on retention and maybe a little bit more on systemic programs you have in terms of getting feedback? some of that has been addressed but if there's anything more you want to mention in terms of how you get the feedback from your sailors and marines and then with regard to specific programs we've heard today about housing, child development, mwr, single sailor and that was helpful to get that report and in particular thank you for being creative in your support of families. you talked about the ymca membership. that's very helpful. i'm thinking in terms of -- one of the things i frremember from the army which we were gaining in some experiences you guys were dealing with forever and that's the repetitive deployments and one of the ways the army

. >>> matlen city leaders will make a final decision on a controversial retention pond next month it this is a big deal for the city of maitland. last month city leaders decided to push back the boat and developers want to take out the city's last orange grove to build a new retail shopping plaza. >> if approved developers say they would need a retention plans would use more than 3 acres of lake charity's wetlands. >>> a florida lottery set a new sales record thank to the record-breaking powerball. so far this month lottery officials say sales i've already surpassed $600 million for nearly $240 million came from powerball, 40 percent of that will go on to education. >>> 5:17 am. it is cool, not crazy cold. >> you like something i said. >> write that down. >> market on the calendar. >> you may not like what i had for tomorrow. >> great. >> another el nio storm system. you want to say weather aware tomorrow that it will be mild today. temperatures starting off this morning right around 50 degrees. areas will fall into the upper 40s, before bottoming out at sunrise. melbourne 52, winds

i look very carefully at what she says about business rate retention and business rates more broadly but the most important thick is to have a energy infrastructure that allows for the delivery of new nuclear power stations. that is the position on the side of the house. >> closed question, mr. martin bickers. >> number 11, mr. speaker. >> this government is absolutely committed and ensuring that everyone regardless of where they live in this country has access to high-quality public service and best opportunities. i'm happy to reaffirm to the house today. >> many coastal towns have poor educational standards. we have many high-performing academies that are trying to reverse that and making sure that they have access to sports, arts and culture at the highest level. the council are prepareing report, to deliver to our people. >> both failings schools and there are some actually in coastal areas of our country, one of them is making sure teachers and very talented leaders into those schools and that's what the national leaders of education service is all about. >> no british prime min

someone lost control of the suv and it slid into a nearby retention popped. retention pond. there was an eight-vehicle crash that forced police to detour traffic at route 306 until it was all cleared up. accidents like that are common during bad weather. it makes you wonder if the people with longer commutes may be better off leaving the driving to the pro's. now a look at current conditions. you look a little cold. sorry. >> reporter: yes, it is the kind of windchill where it stings your face. we have driven into cuyahoga county from menor and i will say that it was west of eastlake before there was more than one passable lane on the highway. the side roads there is snow cover. the visibility is still poor. the wind is absolutely brutal. the eastside can't seem to catch up or catch a break. it was bitter and blinding out there today. roads were snow-covered for the whole of the day as plows struggled to keep up with the blowing snow. highways in mentor slowed to a crawl and even closed at some points and visibility remained poor into the evening hours. >> terrible. >> repor

it's named after a ucf student was killed and fell asleep at a wheel and crashed into a retention pond not protected by it happened off the state road 408 and alafaya trail last year. the mom says the guardrail could have saved her daughter's life. here's more on how the students are getting results. >> a group of students loaded up a bus and are in tallahassee today. they're working to get results and a new law passed in honor of a former student at ucf. >> it's call chloe's law, named after the girl who died last year after the 21-year-old fell asleep and crashed into a retention pond off state road 408. >> she will never be forgotten. we're going to make sure deaths like hers will never pass good -- again. >> the ucf students working with the lobbying firm gray robinson say it's a cause worth fighting for. >> incredibly optimistic. there isn't much of a reason not that's why we're going to be spending the day in tallahassee. >> garcia, goldstein. henry. >> students say they will also be lobbying for funding for their downtown campus. the university needs $20 million to make the new

governor haley spoke on issues such as crumbling facilities and a teacher-retention issue in rural parts of the state. lawmakers 33 say education is a priority during this year's legislative session. following last night's addresses some lawmakers took the time to praise the governor's commitment to education... to be done. 33 education was also a major talking point of the democratic response to governor haley's state of the state address. the response was made by representative mandy powers norrell of lancaster. during the response norrell criticized the republican party... for what she calls a "grossly under-funded" education system... and for failing to give the people, quote, "the south carolina we want and know is possible." governor nikki haley is making improvements to the state's infrastructure a high priority. lawmakers say october's historic flooding highlights the gaping holes in the state's infrastructure. during last night's address, governor haley made it clear... if the general assembly passes legislation that cuts taxes, reforms the department of transportation and inves

if approved developers say they need a retention pond and a road that would take up three wetlands. city leaders vote this afternoon. >>> orlando city leaders are set to vote on a land deal where the new soccer stadium is being built. owners of the orlando city soccer club already a growed to buy the land. that means the city will get $18 million spread out over 15 years. if approved the privately owned stadium would cost the club $155 million. the stadium is expected to open for the start of the 2017 season. we'll let you know what happens on eye witness news at 4:00. >>> well the iowa caucus is now one week away and a new poll shows gop front runner donald >> trump held a rally at a church in iowa yesterday as gop rivals are hoping for a victory of their own. ted cruz is trailing donald trump with marco rubio, and rand paul behind them. trump's double digit lead is due to first time caucus goers who support the new york billionaire. >> it not the politician you see every year running. whatever, he wants change. >> something different about him. >> last night the boston globe edito

part of the plan includes fdot building a retention pond and road that would take up more than 3 acres of lake charities wetlands. another meeting is set for january 25. >>> reaching out to orlando city officials this morning to find out if commissioners approve a proposal to turn a tennis court into a soccer facility. orlando city foundation has received a grant and donor funding to pay for the project. it will turn a tennis court and washington shores area into a soccer pitch. proponents say if approved, >>> weapons and what their vanilla found at a orange county high school twice. principle of timber creek high school sent a message to parent letting them know deputy found a gun, knife and drug paraphernalia in the students car. students were threatened and school went on as normal. friday student caught with similar stuff in their car. >>> jury selection could begin today or tomorrow for the trial of a suspected cocaine trafficker accused of trying to run after someone tipped him off about his pending arrest but we told you curtis ross sealed board was somehow accessed minutes afte

private-sector data also strongly suggests a direct benefit on retention, and that employees who have access to and make use of parental leave perform better when they return to work. they stay with their organizations longer and are able to make greater contributions. i reviewed studies, surveys and inputs from across the services, and evidence and perspectives from all parties concerned with this issue, and particularly the views of our joint chiefs of staff. i've taken time to consider the diversity views and different data points on this important subject. i concluded that 12 weeks of maternity leave across all of the force establishes the right balance between offering a highly competitive leave policy while also maintaining the readiness of our total force. and i don't take lightly that 12 weeks of maternity leave represents a downshift from what the navy pursued last summer, but i believe that we will be at the forefront in terms of competition, especially as part of the comprehensive basket of family benefits we're providing across the joint force. and i should just note that

been addressed specifically with regard to base operations and quality of life and the impact on retention, of high quality sailors and marines. but perhaps we can put a finer point on it. let me frame it, be very interested in your feedback. is there any specific data in analysis of this stress that you've done well communicating in terms of impacts on retention and maybe a little bit more on systemic programs you have in terms of getting feedback? some of that has been addressed but if there's anything more you want to mention in terms of how you get the feedback from your sailors and marines and then with regard to specific programs we've heard today about housing, child development, mwr, single sailor and that was helpful to get that report and in particular thank you for being creative in your support of families. you talked about the ymca membership. that's very helpful. i'm thinking in terms of -- one of the things i frremember from the army which we were gaining in some experiences you guys were dealing with forever and that's the repetitive deployments and one of the ways the army

back in july, the 21-year-old drove into a retention pond on alafaya trail across from the exit ramp to state road 408. her body was found in her submerged car. in the weeks that followed, a wesh 2 news investigation helped generate momentum for a law that would add barriers to the road to prevent future accidents. today, a committee in tallahassee voted to advance the bill to another vote. we talked to chloe' s friend tonight, who' s part of the >> chloe was such a bright to a us, and she would do this for any one of us. this shows her personality and spirit. angela: the idea for the bill started when one of chloe' s friends posted a change dot-org petition online that now has thousands of supporters, including local state senator darren soto. jim: tonight, this former elementary school teacher is behind bars, charged with capital sex crimes for allegedly molesting one of his former students while school was in session. it' s a story you saw first on wesh 2. apopka police say 66-year-old donald sharp was a third-grade teacher when he molested a young girl in a secluded school hallwa

developers say they would need a retention popped and a new road. the plans would use more than 3 >>> new tonight, a potential snag in the deal to sell this land to the orlando city soccer club. >> they violated the law. >> the reason a local activist says the $18 million sale is illegal. >>> after some quiet weather today, i'm watching our next el nino storm system. when it could bring heavy rainfall back to central florida. >>> plus the clue investigators >>> we're following breaking county. two people are dead after a two- vehicle crash that shut down both directions of i-4. we're learning from troopers that the crash happened on the interstate. traffic is being diverted to 1792. >>> new tonight a deal to sell land to the orlando city soccer club that was just agreed upon this afternoon could now be in jeopardy. >> a local group filed a lawsuit to stop the sale of the land where the new stadium is already being built saying because some of that land was taken through eminent domain, the sale is illegal. channel 9's jeff levkulich talked to one of

now retention is a tough topic.e talked a lot about it here today, but i'm going to try to put a fine point on our point of view. hiring, you have to start with the right hiring decisions. make no mistake, it's all about connecting and developing. companies that do that right, they are the ones that succeed and that's what we need them so very much to do. so if it's all right, i'm going to take a few minutes to talk one of the thousands of veterans at usaa and bring this, this to life in a story and talk about my teammate. morgan. i think we have this up here, maybe not. it's a great picture of morgan. maybe we'll find it. so before joining usaa she took she was a bright, freshman who had a bright future ahead of her. and she took on a position at the national security agency. over the next few years, she did exceedingly well and rose through the ranks. then 2010 came around and it was her turn to deploy. the destination was baghdad, iraq. so if you remember back at the headlines in 2010, it went something like this

. >> the city says it will decide between two sights for a storm water retention pond. a temporary place for storm water. >> . the other puts it in a city park golf course. >> . >> it's going to kick people out. is it worth it. >> . the city says it will make a final decision. in february. it is asking for public input at several neighborhood meet -lgs meetings this month. for more information go to >> the dow lost largest just 29 minutes into the friday session. 401 k may have taken a hit. at least there's power ball. nobody won last night. the jackpot is no up to 7 and dia showing their team spirit. the flight boards a new orange and blue color scheme. letting all fliers know welcome to broncos country. >> . beginning this week. passengers will hear a new voice on the airport trains. >> . >> the big news of course out of the broncos headquarters. the announcement of the starting quarter back. >> peyton manning will lead the way. >> . nor on the change from brock. to manning. >> . gary saying this morning this is the best move for the team. he says peyton manning has c

. >> >> 3 teenage boys had fallen into a retention pond. threw on his dry suit. trying not to think about his own teenage boys. >> . it does affect you. >> . however. for the first time in his career. there was hope. neighbors had spotted the boys alive. >> police arrived and used a tree branch. firefighters focused on the other two. both had lost consciousness. 16 year-old patrick lance was at the bottom of the pond. still though, crews were hopeful. amazingly people spent more than an hour under water and still survived. >> >> it took the team just 13 minutes to find lance. and pull him to the surface. tha pblgs to a good eyewitness >> . that's big for us. water. >> . ultimately he didn't make it. but his family says they're still thankful. a textbook response from fellow fathers. >> without her consent. outside a campus building last week. police say after she fought him off he continued to follow her. and followed another woman. before running away. if you know who this man is, call cu police. >> . 95 workers at a bread plant in denver being let go. albertson

into a retention pond. two of the 3 boys survived that fall. one remains in the hospital. everybody on scene. >> it's an emergency they spent hundreds of hours preparing for. when the dive team rolled out of the station last thursday. they knew. this call was different. >> 3 teenage boys had fallen in. he threw on his dry suit. trying not to think about his own boys. >> however for the first time in theuz career. there was hope. neighbors had spotted the boys alive. >> . 16 year-old patrick lance was at the bottom of the pond. still though. crews were hopeful. amazingly people have spent more than an hour under water. and still survived. >> is it took the team 13 minutes to find lance and pull him to bgs thanks to a good eyewitness act to where he fell in. >> lance didn't make it. but his family is still thankful. a textbook response from fellow fathers. who did everything they could. >> and bush. substantially paoeupbd many iowa. trump and cruise are neck in neck. that has trump on the attack. >> >> in new hampshire today. many of the republican candidates were talking ab

if approved, a retention pond will be needed as well as a road. the meeting will be held at mateland city hall at 6:30 p.m. >> tomorrow, city leaders are expected to vote on a land deal. the club has agreed to buy the land under the new soccer stadium, meaning the city will get $18 million spread out over 15 years. payments include work for infrastructure completed. stadium is expected to open for the start of the 2017 season. >> >> new 12 story florida hospital for women in orlando scheduled to start to care for patients today. the few facility will offer many services, including the first depot where mothers can donate breast milk. one of the main goals is to serve leaders for every need >>> today, you can ride the new bus line. two more stops will be added in the village area ya' in august. orange line will expand to include stops further north of magnolia avenue. >> >> time now -- 5:09, rusty is in severe weather center. >> i would hope you would be in doors, now unless you had a very good reason to be outside. widespread radar. i know the bac

and searches over the years, but investigators don't know what happened. discuss the controversial retention pond. it would take out the city's last orange grove to make way for retail shopping plaza. they will need a retention pond and a road which will take up more than 3 acres of the lake charity wetlands. there will be a meeting at city hall at 6:30 p.m.>>> tomorrow, orlando city leaders will vote on a land deal for the orlando city soccer club. they have agreed to buy the land where the soccer stadium will be built. the payments include work for infrastructure already completed . if approved, the privately owned stadium would cost the club $155 million. the stadium is expected to open for the 2017 season. >>> the new store ford hospital for when them -- women is expected to open. they will have advanced gynecology clinics and those even places where mothers can donate breastmilk. they want to serve women for every need across their lifespan. >>> today is when you can ride the new limo line bus ride. it stops at the collar -- college of law and the u.s. district courthouse. to stops will

recruiting, retention, and career and talent management.a family. so what we do to strengthen quality of life for military families today and what we do to demonstrate that we are a family-friendly force to those we want to recruit is absolutely essential. our future strength. we all know that our all-volunteer force is predominantly a married force. 52% of our enlisted force is married, and 70% of our officer force is married. we also have another 84,000 military marriages. 84,000. with 80% of them stationed within 100 miles of each other. while we often speak of commitments to family and country in the same breath, the stresses of military service on our families are heavy and well known. among the stresses military families face, having and raising children is near the top. and we know that at ten years of service when women are at their peak years for starting a family, women are retained at a rate 30% lower than men across the services. we know that a high level of work -- excuse me -- of family conflict -- a work and family conflict i

as i said, with that retention, our model is generally you work for us for decades.once you're inside, the ethos, the mission, and the sense of team leads to these incredible retention levels. the flip side is, we have a workforce that doesn't necessarily have as broad a level of experience with the outside world as at times as i would like. and so my argument is, can't we create a model where we can move a workforce, work for us for a while, go out in the pry slat se private sector and then come back. that had never really been our model. likewise our model has never been can we bring people that have been working in the private sector for significant periods of time. i run in to this all the time in the valley. i have people approach me, say, admiral, i've been working i.t. out here for 10, 20 years. i've made a lot of money. my children are now in college or high school. i'm very comfortable with what i've done, but i'd really like to pay back a little bit. hey, is there a way for me to potentially be a part of your structure. and quite traditionally -- quite hone

. >> a man from osceola can has died after crashing his car 92 a retention pond in the - - . troopers say for some reason the the roadway, down a greases embankment and drove into a retention pond. the florida highway patrol is investigating a crash that killed pedestrian in lake county on wolf branch road. the woman behind the wheel stayed on the scene and is cooperating with this investigation. >> orange county residents saw garbage trucks on a saturday. the county's waste management crews working ot to make sure people were finding some of the new guidelines that just went into effect. tough to follow things like put trash cans the right distance apart for the new trucks equipped with robotic arms. the over load of holiday trash didn't help either with the new one day a week trash pick-up schedule. >> and now that he's been captured again, the united states wants mexico to extradite one of the most wanted men in >> lillian wu tell us the feds want el chapo to face american justice. >> the dreams of hollywood help mengs cn authorities get shorty? authorities say mexican dru

. >>> may the city officials decided to delay as the decision over the future of a controversial retention pond before midnight city council members agree to get the project a 2nd reading so they can discuss it more and get public input they are plans in the works to take out the last orange grove to put in a retail shopping plaza part of that plan includes fdot building, retention pond also a road that of lake charities wetlands. another meeting set for january 25. >>> a group supporting former florida governor jeb bush launched an attack against his rival. why he is abusing rubio of twisting in the wind. >>> the changes the students will notice on the sats developing now at the state capital the people you pay to spend your money back to work today. last year the florida legislature abruptly left work amid widespread infighting. reporter christopher heath is live in tallahassee to the governor just finished laying out his parties for this year. >> reporter: -- priorities for lawmakers have to do during the 60 day session is pass a budget and they come into tallahassee with a budget surpl

recruiting, retention, and career and talent management. >> he hopes the changes modernize the military. >>> before we check in for our full weather forecast, to huge sinkholes open up in -- two huge sinkholes opened up on highway 101 and the other is across the street. both opened up within a short period of time. that section of highway 101 is and traffic will be rerouted.>> i think you will be closed for more than a month.>>> doppler radar, not much to show you, but here you have the motion of the storm, it's going to be an interesting drive over the hole, 50 e. is going to be a straight -- interesting. -- east 50 is going to be interesting. tomorrow it could be gusty 40 mph, that is from tahoe to kings canyon, to yosemite it is a big storm. winds are east five miles per hour. everybody, not bad. we are in the upper 40s to 54. i wonder if that is right that the winds are calm and for the most part there are some parts with the southwesterly wind. let's cut to the chase. rain developing tonight by midnight on the tahoe side. it will stay rain until the clear moves on and when it does

he was one of two survivors pulled from an icy retention pond in parker back on january 14th. cole robinson was the first to be rescued and was released from the hospital. patric lanz was underwater for at least thirty minutes. he died at the scene. all three boys went to legend high school. the douglas county school district crisis team will be at the school today to offer support for their classmates. this past weekend, a formal-wear fundraiser was held at legend high was donated to the families of the patric lanz and max gantnier. gary? today the woman accused of stabbing denver's fire chief will be in court. marlene zacevich-rodriguez has been charged with attempted second-degree murder and first degree assault. witnesses say she jumped into chief eric tade's suv and stabbed him in the arm and leg. this happened right outside of the fire station. luckily chief tade was able to get away and get help -- he was rushed to denver health. he has since recovered and gone back to work. in a recent interview... the suspect's son pointed to mental illness as a possible issue. this m

more than a hundred people gathered to make the neighborhood clubhouse just yards away from the retention pond people here who knew the team and people here to support one family they understand more than a students they survived because of the 13 patrick lamb's patrick didn't survive after 35 minutes under the freezing pond but spent his final moments saving his friends he helped max the community united in tragedy in pain i think teams at this age shouldn't be surrounded by death like this is really hard some of us just can't handle it and others choose not to its growing up too fast this is a tragic tragic accident. >> several people asked the students here tonight a glimpse of how far denver police officer has come since been shot last month in the line of duty and last but certainly not least we have antonio lopez junior known as tony tony was promoted today along with 12 others to the rank of sergeant he was able to get out of his wheelchair and walk across the stage of using captchas met it just goes to show how strong of a the call months before he was shot and critically injured

we now know the name of a kissimmee man who died-- after crashing his car into a retention pond. the crash happened saturday, along neptune road and meadow spring court. state troopers say 82-year-old jack bussard lost control of his car... traveled down an embankment and into his car sank underwater. he died on scene. a severe weather alert now-- crews are working to restore power to areas of cape coral.-- after an e- f-2 tornado hits the area. the storm caused an estimated 5 and a half million dollars of damage to homes saturday night. but that number is expected to hit 10 million after the number of downed power lines is counted. its still unknown whether florida will need federal dollars to recover. no deaths are being reported, but three people have minor injuries. governor rick scott is crediting smart phones for saving lives... and says it could have been a lot worse. displaced during dangerous flooding in mississippi. they're sending over one hundred dogs and cats to florida-- to find them forever homes. officials took 105 dogs and 3 cats from a shelter yesterday--in an a

officials say the boys were playing on an icy part of a retention pond -- when the ice broke.neighbors were able to get the ten-year-old kids out... they were taken to the hospital as a precaution.nine that scene -- look for more tonight at 11. also new tonight.the man police believe opened fire last weekend at a mount healthy gas station is locked up. up.tyler crawford was taken into custody late this afternoon.he was wanted for killing a man last sunday at the ameristop on compton road. another man was also shot, but survived. covering butler and warren county news tonight!a deadly shooting in west chester all started with a robbery.tyler kassow was shot at his home on wednesday.he died at the hospital.west chester police have charged demarcus staley, justin koch, jibril willingham, and rodney foster with the killing.police say it was not random and that the four suspects had planned it out. today police revealed that two of the men forced themselves into the home after approaching kassow's brother at gunpoint outside.police say the other two men waited in a getaway car! 11:25:51 whe

schools but the governor wants to merge them to fill the score gap but another issue is teacher retention. >> that is the big problem for the private centers. they have a hard time recruiting classroom teachers for those centers because they are small operations. therefore you get a lot of turnover. >> the administration merge is something they need to talk about because of budget issues. >>> speaking of budgets, more good news, the price of gas continues to drop. the average is $1.82 a gallon. in our state 20 cents cheaper. the cheapest price in the state right now, $1.40 a gallon in aiken county. >>> 100 new jobs are heading to lancaster county. $3 million to renovating an existing building. the plant is exacted to be in full operation by spring. the jobs are expected to be created over the next 5 years. >>> keurig wants to make the k- cups recyclable. they are made of mixed plastic right now. they are trying to see if using a more recyclable material will effect the taste. >>> still ahead, we are in for a chilly night but it will be nicer tomorrow. mid-60s. the family true view forecas

if approved developer say they need a retention pond and road that would take up more than 3 acres of like cherries wetlands. city leaders will vote at a meeting at city hall starting at 6:30. >>> against the police officer who was called for a noise complaint doing and kids bath ballgame decided to join in and when he went back to visit the kids, he brought a surprise guest. last week when a neighbor could call police complaining that the kids were playing too loudly out on the street officer bobby white decided to shoot hoops with the boy stick when he returned to the neighborhood, he brought former o'neal. >> to be it is not a noise complaint it is 5 to be it is not a noise complaint it is 5 pm in the afternoon and kids being kids playing basketball. >> that is a big guy. o'neill gave the kids autographs and a few hundred dollars for shooting some shots and a free throw challenge. >>> isis is making a new threat and a newly released video. with the video is saying about target. >>> what is it like being snowed in by a record snowstorm? firsthand accounts from the nation's capital i

she was discovered distressed in a nearby retention pond her death also is sadly all to common for all birds of prey louise roy bought her telephoto lense to document life. now, it is just giving her a glimpse of grief. in palm harbor, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. bald eagles have soared off the endangered species list, but they're still listed as threatened. rodent-cide is one of the most common reason for their deaths. society hopes businesses will the way they get rid of their rodents. to learn more about the safer ways to do it without threatening the lives wildlife...head to our website wtsp dot com. a dangerous believe two people - in separate cars - drinking and driving collided head on in oldsmar. pinellas county say kimberly sich- ter-man - was hit by an alleged drunk driver - damon mcbride who was headed the wrong way on tampa road near race track road...around 11:15 mcbride ran away passenger chased him down. believe kimberly driving under the influence - and they arrested her as well. just a few hours later - state troopers say 21 year old 'adam weaver' was driving the

the paper also reports merrill lynch is at risk of losing a number of brokers when retention packages expire this month. finally.. analysts say gas prices should continue to fall. according to triple-a.. the national average for a gallon of regular is now $1.89. we're paying a lot more around las vegas right now.. gallon. that's actually 20-cents more than this time last year. that's tonight's 'financial focus.' let's go to bryan . a band of showers is approaching from our west with our current storm system. will be rung out as it intercepts the sierra, we could still see sprinkles to light rain rain in the las vegas valley this afternoon and evening. the system moves out overnight and we'll see some of the cloud cover clear out by morning. high pressure will begin building over the region tomorrow, which will mean warmer temperatures and not as much cloud cover. skies will clear to partly cloudy by wednesday afternoon and highs will top out in the low 60s. mainly sunny skies are expected thursday then partly cloudy on friday with highs in the low 60s both days. our next system moves

and the impact on retention of high quality sailors and marines, the press we can put a finer point on it. but me frame and i would be interested in your feedback. is there any specific data analysis, stress you have done well communicated in terms of impacts on retention? may be, a little bit more on systemic programs you have in terms of getting feedback, some of that has been addressed, but if there is anything more you want to mention in terms of how you with the feedback from your sailors and marines. with regard to specific programs , we have heard today about how child development, single sailor and that was held will to get report and particularly thank you for being creative in your support of families. talked about the ymca membership. that is very helpful. i'm thinking in terms of-- one of the things i remember from the army is-- which in some ways we were gaining in some of the experiences that you guys deal with forever and that is the repetitive deployments and one ways that army address that is we have this program building strong and ready families where after a deploym

if it is approved, developers say they will need ever -- retention pond in road. the plans would use more than 3 acres of lake charity's wetlands. there is a lot of homes in the area. >>> florida lottery setting a powerball. already surpassed $600 million ticket only 240 million came from powerball. 40 percent of that will go to education. that's why i am here at 6:18 am. and happy to be here. >> negative numbers. >> your forecast is nice. >> back into the fifties not dealing with the twenties and thirties. however, we have very quick changes this el nio system the roller coaster ride and there is cooler weather back on board before you know it. today, started to see temperatures warm even before sunrise this morning. 52 for our friends a leesburg in sanford, good morning 53, winds are very, very like this morning but visibility is just fine on the roadways. we start off with a north winds but very quickly today the winds will shift out of the east and southeast pulling and milder air. starting to see clouds a stream back into the area and although clouds thicken

they address recruitment, retention and profesional development. the education association also tweeting overnight-- congratulating the district for ratifying the contracts. outline of what is in the agreement, yasmeen hassan is looking through it now. she'll break it all down for us in the 5 am hour. our reporter gina lazara tweeted at the school district... after none of them showed up to last night's town hall meeting on school redistricting. they replied saying they were all at the meeting to ratify the teacher's contract. however, city officials told us they were absent because they disagree with re-organizing the district. meanwhile, for those who did attend the townhall meeting they were left with more questions than answers! right now a committee is studying the pros and cons of turning the 5th largest school district in the country.. into 5 or more smaller precincts. leaders say they are in the very beginning stages, of figuring out how all of this would work, but parents, teachers and students all have very different opinions. parent and

chloe's law named after chloe who died last year after the 21-year-old fell asleep and crashed into a retention pond off of state road 408 >> you will never be forgotten and we will make sure debts like hers are never forgotten again. it requires the dot to put more guardrails on state roads like 408 that border the body of water were several other people have drowned. the students are working with a lobbying from and they say it's a cause worth fighting for >> i am incredibly optimistic. there isn't much of a reason not to pass it and that's why we will spend the day in tallahassee lobby for funding for the downtown campus. the university needs 20 million to make the new campus a reality >> is legislators don't get a chance to hear from their college age can situate so it says a lot about the fact of group . students are >> students say they will be here until midnight but the legislation is said to be discussed tomorrow morning. >>david: it's been a work since they remove coyote traps. now they say the traps could be coming back . harbor police a new evidence was presented at a meeting that l

the paper also reports that herds of brokers as retention packages expire this month. >> general motors is expanding its investment in the ride hailing service business. they are buying the technology and much of the assets of the ride hailing pioneer side car. it is bringing onboard about 20 employees from the side car team. the terms of the deal were not disclosed. earlier this month gm announced a $500 million investment in lift. >> donald trump says he will force apple to start manufacturing in the u.s. again. they do their research and design in california. most of the manufacturing of those iphones and ipads is done in china and other countries. >> twitter appears to be back up and running. users attempting to access the site got messaging warning the metwork was over capacity or was suffering from an internal error. some users had trouble with their search functions though. >> still to come at noon, what will appear in the night sky for the first time since 2005. >> tonight at 5:00, standing out from the rest, how a local r >> starting tomorrow, sky watchers will get a special tr

pushed back up over 30 leaving the >>> our top story developing still, 3 teenagers pulled from a retention pond in parker. one of the teens used a tree branch and was pulled out from the water. a second teen was pulled out by firefighters moments after they arrived. the third teen was pulled out 35 firefighters arrived. pond. we have no word on conditions. we do know they were taken to local hospitals and will have the latest at 9:00 and 10:00. >>> today was windy, especially across the front range. foothill winds will relax tonight and the next system moves in tomorrow. primarily a mountain event, cool around here, less than an inch around the denver metro area, pretty dry with the weekend ahead. >>> entertainment tonight is next. my heart will go on and on >> the death of see o lean dionne oes husband today. the death of celine dion's husband today. because you loved me >> r cancer battle lost just this morning at the age of 73. his enduring love wasceline. >> he's been there all my life. >> then, oscar surprise we're with the new nominees.