rob johnson / wheelabrator tech. c0032 1:40:16 "this year has been an important year we are going through helpiong the region decide how they are gonna dispose of their waste post 2018." 1:40:25 but on friday, the spsa will make their decision. to stay with this way, rob johnson / wheelabrator tech. c0032 that are out there today for disposal options as opposed to landfilling." 1:42:49 or spsa could go with repower south. a company that has plans to build a plant in chesapeake to turn trash into pellets. and a bid for spsa belived to be somewhere 20 dollars per ton cheaper a number portsmouth councilman danny meeks . danny meeks / portsmouth dollars a ton to 179 dollars a ton and the citizens of portsmouth paid every part of it." 2:28:07 meeks says as part of spsa the city pays around 40 dollars a ton just to maintain the system. for portsmouth there is a third way the city could opt out of spsa in general. and hold their own bids for the city's trash. danny meeks / portsmouth city council c0062 2:33:36 "if you're in

that's rob johnson. take it away. >> thank you, gus. it's trivia time. this week all about easter. for those of us who -- for those of you who are joining us for the first time, here's how you play. log onto nbcnewyork.com/trivia. you can play on any smartphone, tablet, computer, or web capable device. hit refresh frequently because your web browser must be up-to-date. once we officially begin, the questions will pop up on your tv screen. you'll have 12 seconds to choose an answer by selecting the options on your browser. while online you can chat with fellow trivia players on the site. now let's get the countdown clock started and of course you know easter is storm. for christians it's the holiest day in the calendar. and did you know early christians used to dye the eggs red to symbolize the blood shed by jesus on the cross. the tradition of decorating eggs egyptians and greeks. easter is said to be the reason pope gregory changed the calendar because the holiday was getting farther away from the spring equinox. remember the only way to play is by logging onto nbcnewyork.com/triv

. >> also in the last 24 hours, police say someone tried to rob a johnson and whale student at knife point on graham street by knight stadium. we're asking police how the numbers we found compare to the numbers last year. so far, we have not heard back. >> new tonight, channel 9 learned despite the cost to taxpayers, charlotte's former mayor had no choice but to travel from a west virginia prison here to charlotte today to admit to a misdemeanor voter fraud charge. now we were in court today when patrick cannon pled guilty. a judge sentenced him to one day in jail for casting a ballot after he had been a convicted felon. convicted of taking bribes in office. >> constitutional rights are not inexpensive. in this case, mr. cannon had the absolute right to be >> now cannon will be taken back to federal prison tomorrow. he is scheduled to be released from prison in january 2017. i wanted to know what it cost to taxpayers to have cannon brought back here to charlotte just to enter that plea. i learned it cost $157.04 per day that he stays at the mecklenburg county jail. he is staying for

russell: i present today in support of senate 1826 introduced by senator rob johnson -- ron johnson of wisconsin the bill designates the post office at 99 west 2nd reet in fond du lac, wisconsin, as lieutenant colonel james "maggie" megellas post office. our fellow house committee on government and oversight reform introduced a house companion bill, but we are pleased to take up the senate version as it will get to the president's desk faster. retired united states army lieutenant kohl member megellas is a highly decorated veteran of world war ii and individual whose story is one of remarkable bravery. he graduated from college in 1942, accepting a commission as a secretary lieutenant in the united states army. where he served courageously, i might add, as an elite paratrooper in the 82nd airborne division. one of the most remarkable stories about him comes during his service from the battle of the bulk wherer -- bulge where he sing the handedly destoid a german tank. i urge members of this bill -- urge members to support this bill and name the post office after this true american hero

. >>> a man suspected of robbing and sexual assaulting a woman at uc burkeley five years ago was arrested in tennessee. he was arrested in tennessee a week ago. johnson robbed and sexually assaulted a woman on campus near the path back in april of 2011. now he is awaiting extradition back here to california. >>> to cold wind that blew through the bay area brought unusual weather along with it. in the east bay a hailstorm caught people by surprise late yesterday afternoon. this is video taken in the backyard of a home. look at that. isolated storm brought heavy rain, as well. it was a similar scene in vallejo. a viewer posted this video on fresco showing hail coming down near a construction site there. you can send us video that could end up on the news. shoot the video, upload it and we may pay you to use that video on our show. o on our show. >>> the anticipation is building for crab fishermen in the bay area. last week state officials opened up the water for the commercial drab fishing south of the coastline. brian flores is in san francisco now. important test results are coming out later this morning. >> reporter: yes. certainly. good morning to

working on plans to maintain their own personal political appeal to blue state y ayote, rob portman and ron johnsonn wisconsin, pat toomey in pennsylvania bank on keeping their distance from trump trying not to alienate his supporters. it is a delicate dance, stacy, seems like i said, every man or woman for herself or himself. >> which is unfortunate. we have to unite. donald trump is not going to go away. they will not bully him away. they will not trick him away. this is propaganda the in press trying to be confused what should i do. it is not possible for trump to win. that is not true. he is a winner. he knows what to do. i believe we i will do it, i do. andrea: pete, when you look how campaigns are done, i have worked on quite a few, the voters don't usually associate their member of congress with washington d.c. they like their member. is this a different tact? it's a bit more extreme than usual. most members of congress they're for themselves anyway. i'm fighting against the washington machine. i'm fighting for you. is this big of a difference? >> i don't know it is. members of congress look

there are going to be a lot of united states senators now lobbyists from kirk to ron johnson to rob portman think he'll bring down senatorial candidates? >> i believe the republican party for all intents and purposes is giving up on winning the white house in 2016. they are trying to save the party. they understand they really don't have a good shot at winning the white house with donald trump or ted cruz. ted cruz is an easier candidate for democrats because he fundamentally does not change the map and donald trump changes the map because you have to defend the areas where trade is a big issue in the midwest. donald trump is an anchor beyond anchors, beyond anchors on the rest of the ticket. >> not necessarily in house races. i have to tell you, i talk to a lot of republicans who say that donald trump runs very well in their conservative districts. in the senate, the control of the senate is at stake and that's why you see harry reid tying mitch mcconnell to donald trump because as much as he is playing for control of the senate. >> a quick point to bakari and other democrats. i've got to

when the store was robbed, police released surveillance picture of the gunman wearing a johnson. he got away with rolex watches. it is not clear how quickly police found him. he was released from prison in october last year. anna: also happening now, the hillary clinton campaign holding volunteers and supporters urging voting underway right now through saturday march 12. support. joel: a groundbreaking luncheon for the school redevelopment project. a historical significance in the bull city, the first high school integration. the project will prefer -- preserve the space while preserving the legacy of the school. he will be in mixed-use, with housing units and kindergarten classrooms. anna: a deadly scene outside the steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for a tuesday, but tom

rob her in a low's parking lot. bystanders tackled the young eyewitness news anchor brittney johnson spoke to witnesses who saw the entire crime unfold and jumped into action. >>> police say the 73-year-old woman was leaving the garden center when a teenager tried to rob her. a witness told channel 9 he was walking to his truck in the lowe's parking lot around 6:00 thursday night when he watched a crime unfold. >> i seen a guy tackle this woman and grab her pocketbook and was trying to yank it. she was holding on to it. >> that's when he and ten others jumped into action. >> i took off after him. and as i was chasing him. another guy in front of the store grabbed him and put him in a full nelson. >> the good samaritans held the 15-year-old suspect until police arrived. the 73-year-old was left with a knot on her head. shoppers like karen told us these crimes are why she only big reminder to remain aware of your surroundings no matter what time of day it is. >> i've heard you shouldn't carry a shoulder bag. >> i'll be on the look out a little more knowing that happened. >> the crime was concerning but they're comforted kn

4-shot rob rob ad-lib 4-shot tricia "and here's the other "dan wells will join kara sewell, frank marzullo, denise johnson and the entire morning team" 4-shot tricia congrats to dan! weather now animation steve weather after a mostly clear evening, clouds will rosewood at 8, followed by a brand new episode of hell's kitchen at then at ten... roaches, dead mice, and overflowing grease. just some of the violations inspectors have seen at local restaurants. check this out...this is a photo of what inspectors found swimming in the sink at a tri- state restaurant. those are turtles! and this is food that isn't being kept at the right temperature -- a common violation. "that could cause bacteria to grow, depending on how long it sits out." more photos of some extreme violation inspectors found. and find out what your favorite be doing wrong. the mound this afternoon... jeremy rauch is here in studio jeremy what are you working on? stephenson can you'll see his spring debut next. "sports animation" cody ree i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in! i did

you'll see some of those folks, ron johnson of wisconsin, some of these people, rob portman who are in races in swing states -- >> ted strickland won big in ohio. rob portman has a race on his hands. >> the real dividing line is will you see a bunch of senate republicans call for confirmation hearings or vote, i'm still skeptical. >> chuck grassley do? he is up. he has to think about a general election now. >> he does have to worry about a general election but you don't want to hurt all your base. so i think grassley will stay put. this is a base election for both sides. and i don't think garland will bring out those activists in any way, shape or form on either side. that's probably a good thing. some people care about process, not many voters. they care more about bigger issues. this is not going to be about the supreme court. this is about economics and what are you going to do for me personally and have you been a good senator. one of the thing is that hurt rubio is he spent so much time campaigning and not enough time being a senator which hurt him back in the missed state. >> i d

would like to any to give the answer, and i will to follow up with a question to rob about student loan debt. mr. johnsonsee chris christie standing behind donald trump screaming? think the sentiment that chris christie was trying to tell us with his eyes is what every millennial think about when they see their first paycheck. it is probably a job you worked really hard on, right, had a cutting grass, you work your fingers to the bone, a waiter or some type of manual labor job, and you look at how much of your probably minimal wage salary is taken away. and i think that is a tremendous staring into the abyss, screaming internal moment for millennials. you see a lot of move toward economic freedom in millennials. i am encouraged by it. if you're talking about something that we all have in common is something very theytant to millennials, feel like they have something in common with those around them, i think that giant chunk taken out, taken from you, and goes to a secret -- to social security? anyone under 30, raise your hand if you think you are going to get social security? ms. perino: there is one ove

johnson? have you heard anything? >> yes, there are some rumors, one that we heard yesterday was possibly rob halford of judith priest, and also an interesting release from jim brewer who is a good friend of brian johnson, who says that he was kind of -- what's that. >> i call him robert. brian johnson. >> brian johnson. robert johnson, great. but anyhow, yes, he is saying that the band may have forced brian out. >> out of the ban, yes. >> but we're wait to go find out more on that. but, you know, i'm not 100% sure on how things are going down on that ban, but have to wait and see what happens. >> drama. >> playing wells fargo april 1st. >> can we talk about the new superstar henry? he said he thinks women have double standard whether it comes to cat calling, basically, downing it to women, but when the roles are reversed, well, you can do it to men but when the roles reversed for women it is not okay. preston and steve what do you guys think? would you want to be cat called? >> first off where are these women that are cat calling men? >> thank you. >> i would like to go to that town where women indiscriminately cat c

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store owner said that despite everything johnson went through, she still went inside the store after the storm passed to make sure everyone was ok. what caught rob's eye this older video gone viral now with over 200,000 new views! the clip showcases a daring cadet at the virginia military institute in lexington who jumped off the fourth floor in the dormitory safely into a pile of officers couldn't help but shake the soldiers hand. what caught catherine's eye because it is dr. wanted to pay tribute to quite possibly the best book ever written on the subject of turtle stacking... yertle the turtle... we'll be right back with a look at your top stories.... when the morning x stay with us "announcer: now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your hand." breaking news madison shooting animation [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your

. >> erica: this stemmed from the shooting death of train of johnson while e lice say he is was trying to rob a house. local10 learned he was in foster re, lived with two other siblings in a home on the same block where this happened,d,nd now the state is faced with trying find a new place for his two slings to live. a week ago today police say this teenager trevon johnson broke into had a home in liberty city. when the alarm went off the homeowner 54-year-old called police but also o shed home. she found johnson fleeing and shot him. >> the lady said she called the police. the police told her don't go in the house. she still went in the house this lady came out and shot him in t t chest. >> who had complication to the alreadaduniversity of situation. that brother and sister are still living with a foster parent in a home on the same street as the woman who shot their brother. because of the proximity and other living issues with their foster mother, moving them is a priority. but the teens refuse to go to a group home. >> and i don't want the same thing to happen to your brother to happen to

. >> overhead please rob pool with the action coalition welcome back commissioner johnson and congratulations our members does it or - makes great use of land and it itself within the walk distance the jobs and housing in a transit rich area so doing the affordability on site and we support is it the parking space is above our general preference to be go to add a car share space and bring the bike ratio up to two bedrooms this would be terrific it is looking forward to improving the pedestrian experience and widening the sidewalks sea great landscaping will make that more pollutant place for residents to be it will be a great project and at the time of the presenting to us with the preapplication we attend we encourage you to be more into the community and the understanding it is terrific to see rudy here to see a great relationship with the project sponsor and the property owner or project sponsor is talking with the neighbors about the proposal we think that is a good project for the city and hope you support it today thank you for your time. >> hi my name is austin i'm going to try to keep

johnson, wlwt news 5. mark: both republicans and democrats face contested races for the u.s. senate in tuesday' s ohio primary. incumbent senator rob portman has been called as the winner on the republican side. political veteran ted strickland november. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa takes a closer look at the race. tammy: p.g. sittenfeld giving a very gracious speech tonight, saying even though it' s tough to lose this senate race, he' s learned a lot and calling for democratic unity. sittenfeld said he has reached out to the projected democratic winner, former governor ted strickland. on the republican side, incumbent senator rob portman won the republican spot over don eckhart. it was a packed watch party for sittenfeld at the cincinnati fire museum. his supporters. he says he is proud of the substantive campaign he ran and the exposure he got. but sittenfeld says he needed to have more name regocnition around the state. still, he says never stop working and never stop dreaming mr. sittenfeld: i learned a lot about the people of ohio. they have hopes and dreams and aspirations that deserve meaningful leadership. myself, including

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caught on camera. johnson started recording a video of the storm. she checked doors to the store and sheer what happened 37. >> i just braced myself here she thanks god for protecting her. >> rob: unlikely you could live through that. >> not a good place to be inside a tornado that person was very lucky. >> rob: our numbers have changed for tonight? >> oh yeah, we topped out the 56 and now it is 30s. big changes from the this afternoon from rain and mild weather to cold and a few flakes flying but i don't expect any issues for tomorrow other than that you need to bundle up. scott kelly is docking at the space station. you can doing the believe it or not, he has travelled more than 140 million miles since march of 27th of last year. they were probably about five mow miles from earth. once they get close enough to earth, their space craft will have six soft landing engines fire. they are landing, so it will be 10:25 in the morning where he is landing. if you want to tune in, we will be covering this. you can also watch online. we are quiet here in downtown cincinnati. looking live from the atrium over the next 24 hours you are going to have to bundle up. few flurry tonight but i

sheldon johnson was linked to an incident in which a female u- c berkeley student was robbed and raped on campus. the fbi tracked johmnson down in tennessee march 19th. he's waiting to be extradited in california. the risk of contracting the zika virus is said to be very low in the bay area. the handful of confirmed cases -- all linked to travel. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- vector control is nonetheless trapping and eradicating a certain kind of mosquito that can transmit the zika virus. * *pkg * >> reporter:you can add one more malady, the zika virus, to the list of diseases spread by the aedis egypti mosquito and vector control's megan caldwell says the time to take action is right now. sot megan caldwell/san mateo county vector control it's been almost a year since the aedis aegypti mosquitos were last detected here at holy cross cemetary in menlo park. that and evidence the zika virus is mostly acquired through travel and spread through sexual contact makes it highly unlikely one could be infected by a mosquito. sot megan caldwell trapping and eradication efforts and

actually boxed them into a position where three months from now if kelly ayotte, rob portman, pat toomey, other -- ron johnsone. even if we vote him down, we have to have hearings. it seems that escape route was cut off and i haven't understood the logic of the republican party from day one. from the instant scalia died to immediately go oh, we're not going to -- why don't they slow roll it. why don't they let the process play out and have the vote even if they vote him down? >> good question. mitch mcconnell's knee-jerk response after justice scalia's death is a public relations debacle for the republican party and as chuck pointed out, you look about these republican senators in contested races and democratic states and marginal seats, mitch mcconnell has put them in a more difficult position by orders of magnitude than anything that donald trump has done. this is a real issue in all of these states and there are four ways to derail a supreme court justice nomination you can do it ideologically, you can do it through an ethics prism, you can do it through a qualifications aspect but you can do it through pr

rob portman in ohio. kelly aot in new hampshire. ron johnson in wisconsin.se are purple states, where democrats do well where the candidates will face -- senators will face tough reelections. they are going to put pressure. here's the question though, is republicans, many republicans have said if donald trump is the nominee they guarantee hillary clinton wins in the general election. what do they do if donald trump emerges out of cleveland as the republican nominee? what do they do if we get to the general election, you have a lame duck session of congress. do they decide maybe this pick isn't all that bad? >> will there be enough time. we also still have four to four split on be supreme court. what does that mean if this vacancy isn't filled? >> on the big cases, most of the supreme court's work of course they get consensus. on the four to four cases, that means they will not be able to do their job and say what the law is. the lower court opinions will stand. >> okay. we're going to see the president at the rose guarden at 11:00 a.m. to nominate judge merr

johnson was shot and killed. it's notlear if he had >> there's any type of situation where you believe you'rereeing robbed or there's a burglary of any sort, then you have an opportunity to avoid the situation and let the police handle it, we're trained for these type of situations. this is wt we're here for. >>reporter: we are hoping to talk to the homeowner. it looks like she's sleeping at this hour, to get her side of the story. the case has been turned over to the state attorney's office. ben kennedy, local 10 news. >>> and now to a story you saw first here on local 10, the woman police say was beaten into a coma by her roommate. she met o o craigslist. she actually opened her eyes for the first tim this week in nearly a month. andrew perez tells us about the remarkable gain she's making but also the rovery that still lies ahead. >>> thumbs up. thumbs up. family members now, even reaching out to her younger brother. >> she wants to aive you a hug. >>reporter: it's a miracle says the family of danielle jones whose been in a coma for almost a month now. a savage beating landing her att ryder trauma. >> doctors cou

johnson host add round table decision this morning. he says the meeting is all part of a larger plan to stop the violence that's robbing young people ofheir lives. one pastor who says he's buried 600 crime victims in 30 years told the group the code on the street has to change. >> children do not talk to us even if they know perpetrators of crime. they have a code of vengeance and it such perpetuates and perpetuates and perpetuates but we don't have a voice. we can't control the mess that is they make. >> councilman john couldn't introduces legislation earlier this year that authorizes hearings on youth gun violence. >>> rolling stones made a huge announce many they're about to play a show in cuba. what the concert will give people in that country is a chance to do for the first time in a very long time. >>> a crazy chase on highway with cops after two guys in a stolen u-haul. dangerous action one deputy took to bring all of this to an end. >> the skylights up over scotland and tonight people on social media trying to figure out what that was. some actually say they've got the answer. ♪ elmo's got the moves have you got the moves? all

johnson is one of several senators from blue states that obama won twice that republicans are very concerned about pat toomey in pennsylvania is another one. robrtman in ohio is another one. and it's not only in terms of the numbers, but we're talking about some very bright, some very capable senators. some of the most capable senators on the republican side of the aisle could go down here. and their concern is if trump is at the top of the ticket it, will increase enthusiasm for democratic voters to come out to ther polls. and it is a legitimate concern. they are also concerned over the supreme court nominee garland could play as well. >> you saw the poll numbers but what are the wisconsin voters saying about the candidates. "on the record" griff jenkins is on the ground getting the pulse of the voters there. griff? >> we are at the world famous clios where trump held a rally. we began the dayás3f two hours south of here in kenosha. it is sanders rally. in that same poll you are mentioning, sanders leads. if you consider six months ago he trailed clinton by 53 points. perhaps, part of that revolution senator sanders spoke about. take a look.

johnson is seeing several problems on the road... this image is on 275... the ramp is blocked we'll check in with her... after the kara 2 shot good morning -- i'm kara sewell rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist catherine bodak. a cold and blustery morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon partly a high of only 36. we could have some slick roads and thursday morning commute. temperatures tonight upper 20s with scattered snow showers in the predawn hours. while amounts will be half an inch or less it could be just enough to give a slick conditions for the morning drive. it will be more about timing then the amount of snow . then as temperatures warm to a high of 40 thursday look for afternoon rain showers mixed in with some light flurries friday morning with a high of 41. showers on saturday as temperatures start their warm-up with a high of 50 by sunday and dry. denise does traffic school shooting "i didn't really get a good look at his face good look at his face and he didn't say anything he just shot and then ran out." we continue to learn more details about the school shooting

julie johnson tells us about the giant inflatables and games for kids and inflatables and games for kids and their parents. gfx <"kara: wooo! so, congratulations to rob williams for 20 years at fox19now. we are all so proud of you, and i think that a lot of people can that a lot of people can say that they've learned something from rob....lololol that was just 3 months ago...and this morning...rob nightside... coming up on the next two hours of we're getting you ready for st the morning xtra ready for st the morning xtra we're getting you ready for st patricks day... with two very irish recipes... we'll teach you how to make irish soda bread... and a shepards pie turnover and a brawl breaks out.. in-flight! the dramatic video taken en route los angeles, just ahead. plus... is the weekend going to be a rain out? i'll have your forecast and so much more coming up on the morning xtra show open

johnson. glad to see he survived his battle with his arch enemy, ant man. chuck schumer and syndicated radio host christopher h anj. and -- hans. and the producer and founder of ricochet.com, robg. let's start the show. >>> one candidate's rally continues to be out of control and sub to frequent interruption by protesters. i am talking of course about marco rubio. >> most elections are a choice between a political party and another political party. >> that's enough. i have to tell everyone -- [inaudible]. >> she doesn't look at me in the same way anymore. >> meanwhile, here is a scene from donald trump's rally in hickory, north carolina on monday. ♪ >> that was really peaceful i thought. y are senior. well behaved. >> obviously, just kidding. that was a rally for ted cruz. trump denies he is fueling violence at his campaign events. >> the reason there is tension at my rallies is that these people are sick and tired of this country being run by incompetent people that don't know what they are doing. the people are angry about that. they are not angry at something i am saying. i am just the messenger. >> there it is. he is is just the messenger, rob long. you can't blame him for

rob and katie for a long time. i can add benny to my list. thank you, millennial panel, and thank you, cpac, for having us. can we have a picture? mr. johnson [no audio] host: a live look at the arena at the university of central lowered a. we are waiting for a campaign rally with donald trump, the republican presidential candidate. he is expected to appear here shortly. he was scheduled to begin half an hour ago. he began in kansas, he is here in florida. we will bring this wrote the white house event as soon as it gets started. we plan to bring you another donald trump event at 9:00 tonight in west palm beach florida. the candidatefor to arrive in orlando, more from the cpac conference on the legacy of president ronald reagan. >> our next panel is timeless principle, the reagan legacy. please welcome the founder of , --young america foundation robinson. [applause] ♪ >> they are all here. afternoon the cpac still appreciate ronald reagan? [applause] that's good to hear because ronald reagan played a big role in forming cpac. former governor of california when he regulated cpac in the 1970's, and eventually as president of the united states