we wanted to stata talking about roseville. do you anticipate a lot of conversation about that. >> i don't know how we want. you know, the house, -- we won't. the house, we did what we could have passed the bill and sent it to the senate. i am hearing they will take it up. it is election year. people are scared of share shadows. you don't know if it will have difficulty in doing what they should do but i don't see how any elected official cannot address instraw structure, not just roads but -- infrastructure, not just roads but the lifeline for the job here in state. that's what we are about. we are seeing unemployment numbers have dropped to where they haven't been since 2001. we have to continue education and infrainfrastructure. >> the flood of course magnified an issue. >> with the floods in minds, particular issue occupy for lawmakers? what can you did as a general assembly, a body of lawmakers to address the financial needs that are pressing right now across the state because of the disaster. >> sure. the federal governme

but i think the appetite for roseville is so strong those who are opposed to it with politics. overwhelmed. through the group meets behind closed doors will continue their discussion on tuesday at 1 pm. >>> south carolina has passed a bill to put restrictions on mopeds. drivers would have to register their vehicles, have insurance and have reflected the desperate it would become illegal to have a moped if you lost your drivers license because of a dui. so money ride mopeds that other people call them dui cycles. >> if you get caught with a dui. they put you in jail. the next morning you come out and you get on your moped and you go where you want to go. you cannot do it. that is a motorcycle driver or something like that. student that bill goes to the senate. also, the house is trying to make sure a standardized test is in place for 11th graders core a standardized test is not a place to see how the graders are doing the house passed an emergency measure today for a one-year test until a new permanent test is in place. house education committee chair said the test is important

happy holidays to my friends in roseville new york. have a happy holiday and happy new year. christina: tina cervacio is in for russ. let's look ahead to some things teams in 2016. tina: today everyone is making reservations. 75% by tomorrow. so far i'm one-for-one. i got it in for today but i'm going to make resolutions for a few of our local pro-sports teams. let's stick stick with the sports that are big stories right now. christina let's start with football and the new york giants. a lot of questions surrounding the future of head coach tom coughlin. with that i hope the giants resolved to allow coughlin to go out on his own terms. he still technically has one year left on his contract and whether it be now or after sunday's game or next year he could possibly retire and make a decision on his own but the thing here is let his giants career and with the dignity and the class that he brought to this franchise along with two super bowl championships. christina: let's move onto basketball. make resolutions that are above and beyond. you don't want to make unrealistic one so

roseville at this time had died. they had too much to think about is worry of a simple matter. by september of 45, there was time to be given such a chore of cash a chore is this. such a chore is this. in navy day -- on navy day 1987, the new presidential flag was hoisted and shown to the public for the first time. some feeling of pleasure about this. hundreds of men and women had buted their hearts out, presidential assistants don't leave anything behind to show what they did. though is one thing i left behind. it survived, because the same flag today exists, changed only by the addition of stars by hawaii and alaska. every time you see the president of united states on television, you will see him behind a lectern, and there is the seal of the president, which i like to refer to as my seal. >> you also changed the eagle. tell us why that actually happened. said there ise one thing we have to change, the is disgracesflag the 1880's, when someone had the idea that in order to change the presidential seal from the seal , we shoulded states turn the eagle's head to the left. on t

however, i think that the appetite for roseville is so strong that those who are opposed to just the politics, i think that they would be overwhelmed with the support of those who said it's time to get something done. >> the group which means -- meets behind closed doors will continue their discussions at 1 p.m. on tuesday. >>> meanwhile, the south carolina house has passed a new bill to put restrictions on mopeds. drivers would have to register and where reflective vest it would become illegal to write a moped if you have lost her driver's drivers license because of a dui. so many people were duis road -- ride mopeds now that some people are calling them dui bicycles. >> if you get caught with a dui they put you in jail, the next morning you get on a moped and go where you want to go. you can't do that as a motor vehicle driver, or a motorcycle driver. >> that bill will now go to state senate. >>> also at the statehouse, there is now an effort underway to give state employees a race. a bipartisan group of senators is advocating for a 5% cost-of- living increase. they say many employ

>> august 8th, 2011, roseville, michigan. the officer is working the day shift when a strange call comes over the radio. >> the call come up that there was a vehicle driving northbound on grossbeck and they stated that somebody was hanging out of the vehicle. as i drive over to where they said they were near, i happened to be a few blocks away. and i drove up and saw the vehicle in front of me. i saw him sticking his feet out of the driver's door. our first thought was that somebody was being either kidnapped or something else and they were hanging trying to get out of the vehicle. it was something i'd never seen in over 20 years of police work. he's basically sort of holding on to the steering wheel. he's got the door open and he's got his legs hanging out of the car. that's when i realized he didn't have brakes. >> the 4,000 pound pickup truck is barreling straight toward a busy intersection at 45 miles per hour. he knows he has to act fast. >> first thing i was trying to think of is how we could stop the motor vehicle. >>

right now we are actually, i think we delivered the first one up in roseville, sacramento in the lastth. >> reporter: okay. >> so there are people driving them on the road and in japan as well. >> reporter: this is a toyota tacoma. i love these trucks. this is similar to what i used to drive. this is more than just a regular tacoma. this has something for all you sports enthusiasts? >> it definitely has something for all the sports enthusiasts. those involved in outdoor activities or power sports as i call them, investigate an integrated gopro mount standard on every one located by the rearview mirror to the right of it. it's a hard mount. >> reporter: so you hook up your go pro? >> yes. you can point it forwards or backwards. you spent a tremendous amount of time off road with this vehicle training our sales staff, and we had cameras on them to see the expression on their face as they tip over a hill. it was priceless. >> reporter: i am sure. >> but overall the vehicle is essentially, let's see, the safest thing to tell you is the only thing that hasn't changed is the four cylinder e

one accident on the roseville bypass. here's a live look right now at your morning >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning, january 18th, 2016. a look at the martin luther king d.c. on this day that is named in his honor. >> absolutely. very beautiful image. mean while, inside studio 1a, headlines. the democratic candidates for president clashed in their final debate before the iowa caucuses. last night the biggest duels and bernie sanders over the nation's health care system. >> for breaking the law. >> but to tear it up and start over again pushing our country back into that kind of a contentious debate i think is the wrong direction. >> we're not going to tear up the affordable care act. i helped write it, but we are ing to move on top of that to immediate care for all. >> in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll clinton holds a 25-point lead over sanders nationally but they are neck in neck in iowa and new hampshire. >>> three americans released as part of a prisoner swap with iran are in germany this morning resting and

available and i will say that's at least since i have been hearing this position since 2014, the theater roseville and now the truman, those squadrons are deployed ready, but as we described the airfield renovations are greatly needed. if those are delayed further i think there would be a great impact and the hanger situation as i described, i think it was a predictable funding for the hanger to get those repaired and i think that will go a long way. to ask her, i think we are very good at finding alternatives when we need to and we know that the war fighter can no longer do what they need to do, they can't produce the pilots they need to or they cannot train. we are also working hard to make sure the process by which we look at all of these projects are wrapped and stacked and that we are able to articulate from on installations perspective the direct correlation to the readiness as you have asked, so an example is at mayport we have a wastewater treatment plant that is currently not meeting environmental criteria and we are operating under a consent order. the relationship we have with the flori

. >>> we got reports from roseville, they received bay tenth of an inch. and other portions of the county under the blue shade that means one to three inches of snow and sleet. but this is a tight gradient. and look at this purple shade. three to five inches in durham and it extends up through warren and into eastern portions of mecklenburg county and virginia. this includes person and northern portions of granville and portions of mecklenburg county and northern portions of orange county. you're under the five to ten radius of this snow event for us. up to an inch further south in harnett county and extreme portions of cumberland county. you're seeing it right now. you're looking at the potential for up to a quarter of an inch of ice to accumulate. and the bulls eye for ice is back to the ice towards chatum and up to a half inch pot there. and i think the power outages will be unavoidable for us. 123 23 miles an hour in fayetteville. so you have the snow and you have the sleet and the freezing rain and you have brutal rain. maybe. and the wintry mix throu