on -- looking at bernie saunders he's tapped into this vein. and he was here yesterday, the state director for hillary for america. and she exudes great deal of confidence in her candidate. just saying, you know, the number of times that hillary clinton has been to the state over the many years. but bernie saunders has tapped >> you know, it's a matter of -- bernie has people that are, you know, kind of fed up with the financial and economic systems of the united states. it is those people who are still kind of feeling downtrodden and really want to sort of change. it is similar to the occupy wall street movement. the 1% and all that. but the hillary campaign has an organization that is probably unparalleled as far as the ground game is concerned hoar. so again, it is a matter of -- like trump it is a matter can bernie get those people to the polls. >> you know t on another note, the joe heck catherine cortez mosca campaign seemed to be after the money rather than actually running campaigns. >> it seems that way. i think they are kind of waitin

>> that loaded gun belongs to de'ante saunders according to troopers. he did not have a permit for it. a prosecutor will decide if any other charges will be filed. >> scott taylor, cleveland 19. >> mark: all right, scott, thanks. live pictures, the story affecting about everyone lottery machines cranking all day. powerball. at 10:59 someone may become mega rich $1.5 billion rich. >> if there is a lucky person it get a lot of cash as denise zarrella explains it will be great for the state. >> january 10, 2015, february, valentine's day last year and may 3rd. >> he points to the tickets on the wall that shows many times he has gotten lucky at lucky's beverage in parma and bought exactly one ticket for the $1 billion-plus jackpot. >> it only takes one ticket. that's it. >> if one person hits the jackpot they will take home a lump sum and what about lottery generating profits? that money supposed to help fund education. >> 1% goes to education. >> lottery puts the money into the fund and department of education doles it out across the state. >> last year oh

overnight democratic presidential dan baits bernie saunders and hillary clinton on pushing to separate themselves from each other including on the topic of the affordable care act. >> we have accomplished so much already. i do not want to start over again with a debate. >> what this is really about is it's whether we have the guts to stand up to the private insurance companies and their money. >> the iowa caucuses are now just two weeks away. >>> and today is martin luther king day. the nation will pause today to remember the civil rights activist. several rights are planned across the nation including parades here in tampa and st. petersburg. >>> a community in morning. our big story is a tornado out break that took two lives and put children in the hospital. >> there's no other way to describe it. can't be rebuilt. lives can't be rebuilt. my home won't be rebuilt. there's nowhere left to go. >> clean up and recory efforts continue today but it will take bounce back from all of this. >>> we have team coverage this morning live from both neighborhoods but first let's get right to lee s

live in bedford, tim saunders, wdbj7. snowoutside right now some of you are seen a few rain sprinkles but most of your staying fairly dry was a very very cloudy day and a very warm one as it turned out in parts of southside in southeastern virginia we do continue to see very very light rain streaks showing up on the first alert doppler ritter will put it in the motion quite clearly this is a cold front on the move the rain is moving from the southwest of the north east a little bit colder at some higherelevations. it could be a little mixing going on with some of frozen precipitation late tonight or early tomorrow that hangs on that long right now just a few 100 skier and they're mostly attentive that a proposed wind farm. saunders is there now with a preview of tonight's board of supervisors meeting. botetourt county board of supervisors hold a public meeting to discuss the future of a proposed windfarm project. if the project passes, the developer apex clean energy will build 25 wind turbines on north mountain. rockbrid

which@ is a possible felony.@ saunders was let go by the@ cleveland browns.@ also discover covered@ according -- also discovered@ according to the incident@ report , illegal drugs which@ was aderol with no@ prescription.@ it belongs to bryant who at@ the time of the arrest was@ unable to produce a valid@ prescription.@ so far bryant has not been@ charged with anything.@ the browns did keep bryant out@ of their last two games, so he@ could deal with his legal@ issues.@ the case now goes to a@ prosecutor who will decide if@ any additional charges could@ be filed against the two@ football players.@ >> i will have that in my@ hand.@ two videos at least two hours@ long.@ scott taylor, cleveland 19.@ p>> denise: if you ever lost a@ dog you know how heart@ wrenching that can be.@ now there is an app called@ four-legged friends quickly.@ you take a picture of your dog@ and up load it to the app.@ if your pet runs away you can@ post they are missing using@ facial recognition a shelter@ can scan through the up loaded@ images to find the owner.@ >> if a dog comes to us, we@ take the same kind

in dubuque, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. rescue crews in johnson county search back up later today for a missing canoer. first responders were looking for the person yesterday afternoon after their boat capsized in the coralville reservoir. the johnson county sheriff's office responded to a report of the capsized boat around 2-45. a 9-1-1 caller reported seeing the canoe with 2 people in it capsize near bobbers grill. investigators say bystanders were able to pull one person to safety before rescue teams arrived. that person went to u-i-h- c. deputies have not released fire departments and the metro area dive team were on scene for hours. they stopped their search last night, but said they will pick it up again today. responders in southeast wisconsin have found the bodies over the weekend. police in walworth received a missing persons report around 11:00 yesterday morning. police say the 4 men from illinois were last seen leaving a house around 2:00 a-m and never came back. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline

tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. puppies from the south are looking for homes here in eastern iowa. the humane society in dubuque received a couple of dozen dogs from animal shelters in other states. the puppies will help the humane society better care for older dogs. that's because the higher ahoption fees for the puppies will help pay food and o oer costs for older dogs, who people are less likely to adopt. the puppies are part of a program called "the rescue waggin'. "there is huge surplus of homeless dogs in southern states and there are fewer people who are willing to go out and adopt those animals." the humane society says the dogs will be ready for adoption early next week. a bill that would give more authority over criminal offenses to the meskwaki settlement is cn its way to the iowa house. the senate approved the bill yesterday. it would give power to the "sac and fox tribe of the on their land. a federal law passed in 1948 gives the state jurisdiction in crimimal cases between tribal members on the settlem

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at the iowa memorial union to talk with medic staff. forrest, everyone is hoping there will be fewer cases now? -what do your most recent numbers look like? since the ui went on winter substantially, but there were still 2-3 cases most days, usually non-students, but many college aged individuals who live and work in the area. -do you think the break helped or hurt the spread of the help......the exposed and coming down with the disease is 16-18 days, so this break should help stotothe cycle of spreadidi this from one know until the will eclipse those cases? no....the 2006 outbreak was statewide, this outbreak has confined to the ui campus in iowa city, fofoest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a cedar rapids police officer suffered serious injuries on the job and is still in the hospital this morning. this is video of officer randy vest, when we talked to him for a story about t"ain safety a little more than a year ago. vest and other police responded to the soapy waters laundromat on the city's southwest side

that is i-40 at south saunders street. you see it is heavy moving along fairly well right through there. getting up to south soppeds -- saunders street. about eight minutes. we are see something sun glare delays. you might save a little time using 54 eastbound as your alternate route. it look like about a 10 minute ride. can you see the delays showing up clearly on the live commute man in south durham. by the time you get to 147, it starts to thin out a little bit. on the eastbound trip through 40 as you get through the 540 interchange, it slows down again through the airport exits owe allow some extra time heading towards raleigh. >> >>> there are three winning tickets for the powerball jackpot. tickets were sold. > or , s behef okne a m thirein w nn tyst recaelha aei lgo stses e.ur padg.e ts wysha aah> id ot$1g dr p n op a unyd flor rn. nhi ed 7 one wt l $ onnpoal ye>> > caid thtrelde hengerse anromthe m h stmp bertiad fanngow sag fontiow ouow o tg sboadtenblthsonhihe, i e s ohatreses>>elheeg dtose eng.ow whior fedp fthe

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at mercy medical center this morning. forrest, what are they doing to discourage tanning bed use? mercy medical center's hall-perrine cancer center is hosting a free, pre-prom skin cancer awareness event from 2 to 4 pm on sunday january 17. the event is aimed at keeping young people out of the sun and away from tanning especially as prom season nears. this pre-prom event will include hair, makeup and sunless tanning tips from industry experts, as well as a fashion show highlighting the latest styles in dresses. participants may also browse and shop at a vendor fair. participants are invited to register to win a $250 gift certificate to dillards, an ipad mini and other prizes. additionally, a local skin cancer survivor will share her story about the dangers of sun exposure and tanning. vincent reid, md, medical director of hall-perrine cancer center will share to the american cancer society, skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. melanoma, a more dangerous type of skin cancer, accounted for more than 73,000 new cas

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at the iowa memorial union to talk with medical staff. forrest, everyone is hoping there will be fewer cases now? -what do your most recent numbers look like? since the ui went on winter break, the numbers tested in the community dropped substantially, but there were still 2-3 cases most days, usually non-students, but many college ed individuals who live and work in the area. -do you think the break helped or hurt the spread of the disease? it should help......the typical time between being exposed and coming down with the disease is 1 118 days, help stop the cycle of spreading this from one person to another. but will not know until the students get back to their normal campus activities and about a month has passed. -any plans to help combat mumps as students return? continue offering the third dose of mmr. education to get diagnosed and to stay olated in their roomompt if they develop mumps. -you mentioned these were the highest numbers in a few years, i want to say 2006. do you think this year will eclipse those ces? no....the 2006 o

live at the eastern iowa airport, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. cedar rapids police and community leaders are going to introduce a new community action team program this morning. its part of a new city council task force to focus on law enforcement's response to violence. but they also want to get at the root causes of violence. this new group is consolidate the efforts that sprung up following a shooting that killed a cedar rapids teenage. last september, 14-year-old robert humbles shot 15-year-old aaron richardson near redmond park. this is video from the scene. the 300 block of 16th street se for help. he later died in the hospital. voluntary manslaughter juvenile detention center, where he'll stay until he turns 18. then, a judge will decide whether he'll be released or go to adult prison. cedar rapids mayor ron corbett says the city wants to avoid repeating efforts and focus on the role poverty plays in violence. that's why they formed the task force. it will consist of about 20 members representing numerous groups. they will study how to mak

rested on christmas day as vista dash-cam video taken by the high withdrawal it showsri de'ante saunders pullover arrested for speeding and ovi on i-71 on christmas morning, around a rob tabor and was also arresteded they say they found a gun and a prescription drug adderall found, de'ante saunders pled not guilty to. >> 9-year-old north ridgeville boy to the hospital after a sledding accident drew hayden is in critical condition at metro hospital was flooding along the lakes boulevard and north ridgevilleo was hit by a car as he slid into the roadway at last check at go-fund-me site has >> is devastating but as a candidate bonus monster together we have a mommy support group and we will be there for the family and all involved.momo >> that is to say they school bus driver taken two hospital aftersp three buses crashed in c streetsboro, they released the pictures happened on page road between cross road and pike parkway the students were middle school and high school students between 11 and and 18 they say they expect everybody to be okay buthe do not know what caused the crash of. >> de

tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. marion fire fighters are impressedwith a second grader who helped save lives during a fire at her family's apartment complex. on january 8th, fire fighters responded to a call at 5-90 bentley drive in marion. a grease fire damaged an apartment there. but chloe taylor, who lives just three doors down, says she knew what to do. she grabbed coats and shoes for her and her 2- year-old brother to get everyone out the door. the marion fire chief presented chloe with a hero awawa yesterday. chief deb krebill says this shows why it's important for fire fighters to come to schools and go over safety tips with children. "if there's a fire and the fire alarms go off, they tend to hid under the bed, in c csets, because they're scared. so we out on our gear, put on masks and say this is what we're going to look like, don't be scared." while the fire never reached their apartment, chloe's mom says she was proud her daughter knew what to do. and when she was asked what she was going to do with her a

@saunders is a former head @coach of the san diego charger @as long time ago back in the @'80's. @he's an expert on the passing @game and does great work with @wide receivers. @he could be coming to the @browns. @kirby wilson was name we talked @about when hugh got the job @last week. @we were denied access to him @but his contract run out at @midnight. @he's considered to be the lead @candidate to come here. @adrian peterson said he's the @greatest coach he's ever played @for. @we'll see if he joins the staff @too. @now to basketball a.travel day @hope, for the cavaliers after @what happened last night. @they got blown out at home by @34 to the golden state @warriors. @at one point they were down by @436789 against the cream of the @crop they're 0-3. they lost one @to san antonio and two to the @warriors. @>> >: you want to play well @and especially on a stage like @this verses the defending @champion. @for america -- me, as a leader @been kevin -- even kiln. @tomorrow night they take on the @nets and then they're home for @five of the next seven. @clippers, saturday against the

cheering the south saunders street -- clearing the south saunders street, it looks like traffic is moving well. we do have a few other accidents showing up here including one at 9 # at highway 50 there on the northern side of wake county and we are seeing some delays on the westbound side of 98 and on the southbound sigh of 50. also look out for an accident on 540 westbound over on the shoulder near creedmore road. just a little bit of a backup approaching creedmore. >>> our news continues in a moment on fox 50. nominees for the academy awards will be announced in just a few stay with us. >>> the nomination for the 88th annual academy awards will be announced in beverly hills this morning. >> the first round will be announceceat # 30:00 our time followed by the second round at 8:38, very rly for california time. -- at 8:30 our time. >> we had the golden globes earlier. now, we'll find out what the award nominations hold in store. >> look like a pretty packed room there as we are waiting for the announcers. some of the top move dwriz, the revenant for best picture. -- some of the top movie

this year, numbers rival 2006, when hundreds of cases broke out across the kcrg-tv9'forrest saunders is ve at the iowa memororl union to talk with medical staff. forrest, officials hope the winter break will help cut the numbers? -what do yiur most recent numbers look like? since the ui went on winter break, the numbers tested in the community dropped substantially, but there were still 2-3 cases most days, usually non-students, but many college aged individuals who live and work in the area. -do you think the break helped or hurt the spread of the disease? it should help......the typical time between being exposed and coming down with the disesee is 16-18 days, so this break shouldld help stop the cycle of spreading this from one person to another. but will not know until the students get back to their normal campus activities and about a month has passed. -any plans to help combat mumps as students return? continue offering the third dose of mmr. education to get diagnosed and to stay isolated in their develop mumps. -you mentioned these were the highest numbers in a few years, i w

in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. cedar r rids police are lookiki for someone who shot at a house. police were called to the intersection of 12th street and j avenue northeast last night for a report of gunfire. officers arrived at about 9:30 last night. they searched outside a home for any evidence and found shell casings. police say no one was hurt and they are still investigating. one manans in the hospital this morning after a crash in black hawk county. sheriff's deputies responded to the 58- hundred block of independence avenue around 9:30 last night. oelwein rolled over into a ditch after avoiding a head on crash at the round-about. first responders took him to allen hospital, and then he was transported to u-i-h-c. the accident is under investigation. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a space heater likely caused a fire that killed a mother and her three children a small town n bbne county, north of des moines. that's according to a preliminary investigation. crws responded to the fire in boxholm shshtly befo

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at the airport this morning. forrest, what can you tell us so far? chris, nicole, it's back to business as usual here at the eastern iowa airport. earlier this morning though, totally different scene. airport police had closed off this entire area, the bag claim, while hazmat checked out an unknown substance. here's what authorities are telling us: this started just before 7 pm. airline personnel altered airport public safety a suspicious bag had come in on a flight from chicago. the bag area was closed off a little while after. hazmat was called in to investigate. hazardous. the bag claimed area re-opened around 4 a.m. no one is in custody. no flights were impacted. nor should they be for the rest of the day the next flight arrives in just a few minutes. guys? live at the eastern iowa airport, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two men will be in court on monday for a fatal fire in ottumwa 10 years ago. 28 year old christopher yenger of ottumwa and 27 year old zachary dye of coun

police say saunders tried to carjack a woman at a wawa on route 1 at 6:00 last night. as the woman got into her car, police say saunders grabbed the car door and tried to pull her out. she blew her car horn and witnesses came to help. police believe saunders carjacked a man at the same place last month. >>> philadelphia's recently retired police commissioner is already back to fighting crime in our area. charles ramsey just retired from the philadelphia police department, but today only nbc 10 was there as he signed on to help the city of wilmington with its crime problem. he says he'll look at where crime is happening in the city and find ways the police department can more effectively fight and prevent it. >> we want to really take a deeper dive into who's responsible in committing some of the crimes here in wilmington, particularly the violent crime. if i can be of some assistance to make the streets a little bit safer, then i'm more than willing to do it. >> wilmington will pay ramsey and support staff about $16,000 a month for the next seven months. the mayor says

slow off south saunders. seven minutes 40 to 15 and beltline fine westbound four minutes capital to u.s. 70 and 40 eastbound 64 to 70 on team five minutes there. john: a series of suicide terror attack. barbara: that is all the news, weather and traffic you need. john: including three winning power ballcampbell. two won $2 million prizes in north carolina. barbara: attacks in jakarta, indonesia have left seven dead. they set off explosions at a starbucks in a shopping area and waged gun battles with police. police say five attackers and two civilians were killed. john: candlelight vigil against violence tonight after a deadly year in durham. the purpose is to promote unity and prayer and for remembering the homicide victims in 2015. it starts 5:30 at city hall. barbara: republican candidates caucus. the showdown in south carolina will highlight a race heated between donald trump and ted cruz. people in charlotte can stuff them with this creation. it is six ounces beaver patty that you -- beaver -- beach patty

live at the eastern iowa airport, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. two men will be in court on monday for a fatal fire in ottumwa 10 years ago. 28 year old christopher yenger of ottumwa and 27 year old zachary dye of council bluffs each face two counts of first degree murder. in 2006, the iowa fire marshal said they couldn't determine the cause of the fire. but authorities say new information shows the men started it intentionally after yenger got into a fight at a party at the home. that was at 11-612 140th street in rural wapello county at about 6:30 in the morning on march 5th 2006. the fire killed 20 year old nathan messer and 22 year old seth anderson, both of ottumwa, who were sleeping on the second floor. scheduled to be back in court for a hearing on monday. " and you know what? if someone did that...didn't show up at the interview...you know what you'd say? 'you're fired " senator ted cruz is using donald trump's famous catchphrase against him. at a campaign event, he equated trump's recent decision to not participate in tomorrow's debate on

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live in the newsroom this morning to highlight some k k points. forrest, clinton was calling herself a proven fighter last night. she said that while answering a question from a sanders supporter, who alleged that younger voters find her dishonest. that's when clinton took the chance to tout her resilience while facing opposition. she went into some detail on the republican attacks she has faced over the years, starting in the 90s when clinton pushed for universal healthcare. the former secretary of state also suggested, while sanders ideas may gain traction in thhouse and senate. she touted herself as a leader with experienen, who has weathered many attacks while standing up for her beliefs. " i understand that you get into the arena and you are going to get pummeled and pushed and criticized. i wouldn't be doing it if i didn'think it was absolutely necessary t t try to build on the progress that we made, that we have made under president obama. " last night, clinton continued making connections between herself and president obama. she said they

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live in the newsroom this morning. forrest, when are those deadlines? if you want health insurance under the affordable care act by february, you need to sign up by next friday. and if you want to avoid a penalty that big deadline is january 31st. depending on which is bigger, up to $2,085 bucks or 2.5% of your annual household income. you'll have to pay those dollars in your 2016 taxes. if you think you can't afford insurance, you'd be surprised. the specialists at unitypoint st. luke's said many who apply through the online marketplace qualify for tax sharing or premium subsidies. that means a lot of savings. " eight out of ten people, when they apply through the marketplace, typically pay $100 or less for their premiums each month. that's once they have the tax credits to help with those premiums. " in iowa, six percent are uninsured. linn county has the second highest concentration, 11,280 people. most are men, 18 to 34 years old. to find coverage, the computer savvy can head to healthcare dot gov and use that onli

tv-9's forrest saunders has more on why screenings are so effective. screening can find changes in the cervix before cancer develops. it can also find cervical cancer early in its most curable stage. another way to prevent cervical cancer is to get vaccinated against human papilloma virus , which causes most cases of cervical cancer.scree ning tests offer the best chance to have cervical cancer found at an early stage when successful treatment is likely. screening can also actually prevent most cervical cancers by finding abnormal cervix cell changes so that they can be treated before they have a chance to turn into a cervical cancer.if it's detected early, cervical cancer is one of the most successfully treatable cancers. in the united states, the cervical rate declined by more than 50% over the last 30 years. this is thought to be mainly due to the effectiveness of pap test screening. despite the recognized benefits of cervical cancer screening, not all american women take advantage of it. most cervical cancers are found in women who have never had a

wdbj7's noell saunders tells us what you need to know. melissa..sunday is the last chance to sign up for coverage that will take effect in march now if you don't sign up at healthcare.gov by sunday at midnight you will have to wait until the next open enrollment period in the fall. virginia residents can also go to the website enroll virginia for assistance with the application and enrollment process. here's what you will need. patrick kelly affordable care act certified navigator"you need to have an email address and a password, you need to know the social security number for everbody that you want to enroll and your total income information. that includes both taxable income and some non-taxable income. social security, pensions perhaps may not be taxable under all circumstances. so, you need to have a sense of all of that" affordable care act insurance online due to the possiblity of heavy call volume. if you need help, we'll have information where you can find it on our website wdbj7.com noell saunders wdbj7. we are your hometown news

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders has the story. it was a disappointing loss for hawk fans who had high hopes for the rose bowl, but you know those hawk fans that we're here at the field house, you kind of get a sense of where their minds were at but half 35-0. many of them were headed towards the door, that hasn't happened in the 13 previous hawk games, according to managers. "elephant in the room is clear, you know a 35 deficit at half is pretty tough to take. you know, we're all going to the game thinking it's going to be a close game. it's going to be kind a want to those nail biters that the hawkeyes have given us all year long, that's why love them." "we suck, right no. we have no passing game. we have no blocking, whatsoever. so, that's why we're losing."one good thing about the rose bowl, great for bars and grills as hawk fans packed inside. over at the chrome horse saloon, they reach capacity about a half hour before the game, 400 patrons in the doors. in fact they had to turn some people away. "today we opened at 11. i had

that's where we find kcrg- tv9's forrest saunders. forrest, in the last month, the group has been very busy? how has the first month been? incredibly busy! : our phones are ringing off the hook and people are people are answering the call to help injured wildlife. on top of the tehab and education, we needed to navigate thrrgh the many steps of getting a new non-profit off the ground. we have a fabulous board of directors and have recently received ourrs status as a 501 3 tax-exempt public charity. our passionate and dedicated team of volunteers, and an amazingly supportive community have made the rare group's beginningo incredible and meaningful. how many raptors have you helped? from late november until today the rare group has admitted 20 birds for edical treatment. most of these birds are raptors, but we will never deny assistance to species that need help. we ar working close with two iowa city v verinarians in cacang for injured wildlife: drs. mary ebert of gentle heart pet clinic, kim vercande of best friends veterinary care, a

wdbj7's noell saunders tells about an event held in roanoke today. nadia, straight serves as an outreach for teenagers. about 5 years ago they decided to join forces with law enforcement to help bring this issue light. today they held their fourth annual justice experience event as part of the "blue campaign" to end human trafficking. hundreds attend straight street's annual human trafficking event. dede wallace with the department of homeland security investigation says it's a widespread problem. "last year polaris, which is a national organization for human trafficking, rated virginia as number 5 for the states" human trafficking doesn't discriminate. victims can be boys, girls, women or men, some are as young as 11-years old. "i need people to understand that we still have victims out there that we haven't been able to find so if we can show people what to look for and the signs and where to look for them, i need people to start calling. call a tip line, call a hotline. say what you see" it's all about education. straight street's executive direct

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at linn county public health this morning. forrest, screenings have become better at finding cancer before it's too late? right, brady and nicole. screenings have become the number one way to detect the cancer and have made quite the difference. here with me now is cynthia fiester with linn county public health. have screenings gotten better in recent years? are there any ways to prevent cancer? and how effective are they? screening can find changes in the cervix before cancer develops. it can also find cervical cancer early in its most curable stage. another way to prevent cervical cancer is to get vaccinated against human papilloma virus , which causes most cases of cervical cancer.scree ning tests offer the best chance to have cervical cancer found at an early stage when successful treatment is likely. screening can also actually prevent most cervical cancers by finding abnormal cervix cell changes so that they can be treated before they have a chance to turn into a cervical cancer.if it's detected early, cervical cancer is

this is a peek on 40 and south saunders, quiet there. john: a big water main break work. barbara: right now in the 700 durham road or highway 98 in wake forest gloria rodriguez is live with the latest. good morning. they just opened up a lane of durham road so that is open at this time. however, if you look behind me you can see the cones. one lane is still closed at this time because of that water main break. we have footage of how it looked when it first happened. when our photographer arrived he saw water gushing about two feet in the air and crews are working to repair that break. it was reported at about 2:00 this morning. police tell us the road is starting to break away so that is why it was so important they got here as soon as possible to respond to this. as a result, they have closed a partial of don't recall road also known as highway 98 between u.s. 1 to tyler run drive. again, one lane is now back open. if you look lined me you can -- behind me you can see cones still here. if you are in this area, one lane is closed. alternate route. live in wake forest, glo

amber: a quick peek out on 40 and south saunders you see the decent shape. always can be a slick spot. secondaries totally different. we have the water main break on highway 98 approaching u.s. 1 and within lane getting -- one lane is getting by. is next. john: for barbara, amber rupinta, don schwenneker and the team i'm john clark. make it a great day! >>> good morning, america. six days to iowa. a furious fight to the finish. >> they throw all this stuff at me and i'm still standing. >> democratic candidates make their closing arguments on while republican front-runner

live in the lynchburg bedford newsroom, tim saunders, wdbj7. fromtraffic moving smartly find anyone this evening as we have a lot of good nolting today roads are in pretty good shape even most of the secondary roads are starting to look pretty good it's always nice to get temperatures in the forties and little the sunsets to help things out well that's what matters i too fairly quiet at the moment we're basically looking at a big area of high pressure covering up most of the nation's midsection and it's not till we get into the that we run into somein this colder temperatures and a rather chilly overnight ahead so you know what that means we have a good melting earlier today and so by tomorrow morning if were starting out with temperatures that are running around 24 or so. i could be a bit of an issue so on urging now be extra special careful tomorrow don't think that just because irrevocable sunny days he does go right up there not look down and make sure the road is too slippery for the sidewalks are not too sl new river valley? a group resea

south saunders. it is easier to see it with the headlights from breaking news one. here comes the precipitation at 4:23. meantime, we can take a camera to the far west from raleigh i-85 at the orange-durham county lines and everything is quiet, as it should be. that is what state officials have been everybody to stay off the roads because they will need to do their thing as this storm makes its way in. hopefully you have your milk and bread. this is 40 and south saunders at the exit ramp and you can see it is moving fine, quiet. we are accident free so i will do drive times later. they will all be red and completely come to a standstill. hopefully it doesn't leave anyone on the road. beltline is fine durham freeway seven minutes 40 to 15. barbara: it is good now. amber: now. we continue to watch this developing winter storm. barbara: coming up how the storm is putting a damper meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time

noell saunders, wdbj7. two companies in our hometowns have made the list for 2016 best places to work in virginia. scott insurance in lynchburg comes in at number seven in the large employer group. and interactive achievement in roanoke is number 47 in the small employer category. there are 100 companies on the list, created by magazine, virginia business. interactive achievement says what sets them apart is an acronym they use, called hug. marcy: being honorable, unselfish, and generous and it really is how we hire our talent into the organization. it's the heartbeat, if you will. it guides us in how we treat one another, how we treat our clients, and community as well." companies from across the state entered a two-part survey process to determine the best places to work in virginia. there was a luncheon today in williamsburg to honor the companies that made the list. parents of newborns and toddlers in the new river valley don't have to go far for high quality childcare. a new early education center is a

sashell saunders talked to the family about what happened and how he's doing. >> reporter: that veteran was taken right here out of his own drive way. tonight his daughter says he's still in the hospital and preparing for surgery in the morning. >> at first i was like what happened? >> reporter: the wild ride driver was picking up a patient on ronny street monday morning. >> i said i'll be right back, i'm going to the store. the bus should be back nipple. >> reporter: he was strapping in the 80-year-old wheelchair bound father. when out of nowhere, this man 37-year-old jumped inside the bus, took the wheel and floored it. >> the man jumped on the bus and said he was taking the bus. put it in drive and took off and my dad hit like on the middle of the bus face first. and then he flew out of the wheelchair. >> reporter: they were thrown dangerously around. leaving doctor and air force veteran like this. >> he has a small bleed in his brain. he also has a large hematoma on the front of his head. he is all black and blue. swollen. [!speaker5]: and just as quickly it began, it was over. he d

that is i-40 at south saunders street. you see it is heavy moving along fairly well right through there. getting up south soppeds -- saunders street. a delay free trip would be about eight minutes. we are see something sun glare delays. you might save a little time it look like about a 10 minute ride. can you see the delays showing up clearly on the live commute man in south durham. by the time you get to 147, it starts to thin out a little bit. on the eastbound trip through 40 as you get through the 540 interchange, it slows down again through the airport exits owe allow some extra time heading towards raleigh. >> >>> there are three winning tickets for the powerball tickets were sold. t nox 50tistlo bee ba

south saunders street is expected to be closed for much of the night. traffic is rerouted medical the repairs are upon complete. morning news starting at 4:30 on wral. well, powerball mania keeps building with the drawing. less than an hour away we asked many of you dreamers what would you do if you beat the long odds. let's talk about what you should do if you win? >> we are joined from raleigh. >> contrary to what some think winning the lottery does not mean the end to all of your worries. >> it could mean the end of some of your worries but it could also mean the beginning of new worries. so, experts say there are few key questions that you should ask yourself should you win the lottery and more importantly know how you will answer those questions. >> chances of winning the jackpot are 1 in 300 million. if it is worth dreaming about with money it is worth taking this snow consideration. >> reporter: how is should you post lottery win. let's take $1.5 billion. if you choose the yearly payout you will bring home $50 million a year. take the lump sum an

investigators say 22-year-old amir saunders tried to steal a woman's car, and the woman honked her hornnd other customers chased the suspect off. today the bensalem police linked saunders to a carjacking at the same wawa december 30. >>> and freezing temperatures, and set for milder temperatures on the mercury tomorrow, but we are also in store for the first flakes of the season. meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board with yes, a wee bit chance of snow. >> it's about time. this is the latest in the season we've ever gone without a trace of snow. and double scan live showing the system that i'm tracking is what is none as an alberta clipper. it is from alberta and clipping through very quickly. and that low pressure will ride up to our north. what that will do is drive a cold front through our region late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. ahead of it we get the winds out of the south. temperatures in the 40's around 3:00. some snow showers in the lehigh valley. and then the wind shifts out of the west pulling in cooler air and more snow showers around 8:30. it w

tv-9's forrest saunders live in morning. thanks a lot, forrest. a major online shopping site is making some traditional delivery companies nervous this morning. they're worried amazon may expand and take its shipping needs with it. for the second day in a row, lake snow has a warm front is moving into eastern iowa today bringing a chance of morning flurries. the big story though, is that temperatures should go back to seasonable values through friday. in fact, highs today will approach the mid-upper 20s in all areas today with lower 30s also possible in some spots. plan on a warmer thursday with highs well into the 30s. given that there isn't much moisture within the warm air, fog is not anticipated at this time. a early friday and again saturday night as another arctic front approaches the area. latest data suggests that we may not crack zero in some spots on suay with the arctic air again plunging south. there are no major systems in the offing, with another warming trend suggested by the middle of next week. enjoy a warmer day! high: 26-32 wind

police believe saunders is also responsible for carjacking at that same wawa in december. >>> please take a look at this surveillance, philadelphia police need public's help identifying suspects who snatched a fist full of cash from the buddhist monk. it happened sunday as victim was buying lottery ticket from the sunoco at brought and catherine. the monk tried chasing down the thief who hopped in the silver mustang and drove off. >>> governor chris christie a announced an agreement that would expand casino gambling in north jersey. "eyewitness news" in trenton where governor joined other lawmakers to discuss the the bill which would guarantee 1 billion-dollar minimum investment in any new casino in northern new jersey. the bill would also require new casinos be owned by companies who already own an atlantic city casino. >> after it is approved by voters in november that the process could then move quickly, so that if it is approved that north jersey gaming projects could get moving as quick as possible. >> bill would need to be passed by a 3/5 majority in the new session that begins

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us at the desk this morning. forrest, clinton sat down with tv-9 and talked about her agenda? that's right chris and nicole. in a one-on-one interview with tv-9, hillary clinton talked about issues iowans are facing. she had three stops in eastern iowa, yesterday one of them, buford garner elementary school. there, more than five hear clinton and activist cecile richards. in clinton told us how she hopes to keep the economy on track. she has plans to raise the minimum wage. provide tax relief for small business and the middle class. plus, invest in clean energy and infrastructur e. are in infrastructure our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, our ports, our rail systems we need to be investing, those are jobs that can't be exported. we need to change our tax codes, so that instead of giving incentives to business factories, they bring them back so they're prepared to do advanced manufacturing. " clinton says no matter the outcome of caucus night, she'll continue pushing hard for new hampshire and the rest of the pri

police say saunders carjacked a man at the same wawa in december forcing him to drive to atms across the city. he stole his cash. district judge arraigned saunders today. >> investigators have identified three of the men mentioned as part of anonymous tip over the weekend about a threat to philadelphia police. federal investigators want to know if the man accused in the ambush shooting of a philadelphia cop last week was part of a bigger group. tonight shawnette wilson spoke with a veteran officer involved in similar attack more than four decades ago. shawnette? >> reporter: well, iain, that former officer says there are eerie similarities to what happened to him decades ago and this latest police officer shooting. tonight he expressed heartache over the shooting of officer jesse hartnett. >> thomas gibbons gets emotional listening to the 911 call from 45 and a half years ago. he and his partner were nearly killed on the job during an ambush shooting. >> i just heard bam. when you're close to gunfire like that, mere inches apart, i mean it's loud. and it kicks like a mule. >> it was

von saunders with the tough fall away. gets it to go. then just seconds later, it's saunders again. this time from beyond the arc. that's good for three. at this point. tyrell adams with the nice cut to the basket for the easy lay-in. byrd though in the 2nd quarter would build a double-digit lead. devon kasey hits the three, but fleming would come all the way back to win it, 62-58. just across town, patrick henry playing host to hidden valley. the titans with the early lead, when nicholas logan gets the shot to go for ph, tying the game up. hidden valley soon retakes the lead though, as it's joseph keenan for the long 2. takes the bump and still gets the bucket. then it's deven musselman getting it done. he takes it straight to the hoop for the finish, and the titans are up by 4. coming back the other way, quishon calfee to terrell anderson working it underneath as well. but back the other way, will page knocks-down the 3 for hidden valley, putting them up by 5, but not so fast. patrick henry responds with a 3 of their own. rakwan manns beating the buzzer, cutting the deficit to two

saunder social security in jail tonight.o far unable to post bail. >>> the eagles search for new head coach is about to hit week number three and today a name familiar to eagles fans was the latest to be interviewed for the job. howard eskin in the newsroom now with on a guy the eagles have seen twice year for the last 12 years. >> i think he's a good coach. eagles have confirm the interview with former new york giants head coach tom coughlin. now he just resigned last tuesday with the new york giants. but obviously, it was a forced resignation and he wants to coach again. coughlin is the only interview with someone with head coaching experience for the eagles. in his 12 years with the new york giants the team won two super bowls. he got his first head coaching job with the expansion jackso jacksonville jaguars in 1995. and get this. in his second year with an expansion team, he took that team to the afc conference finals. he's 69 years old but some guys still have the energy and the love to coach and that would be tom cough

the district judge arraigned saunders yesterday. >>> 4:10. mom of the so-called affluent teen is now out of jail, what she will now have time to do to remain a free woman. >>> and a apartment building catches fire and makes outline but it is not the the blaze that caught everyone's attention. the one woman's interview taking the the internet by storm. >> oh, man, the building is on fire. i said no, what? >> that is just the beginning. we have more coming up. >>> so, you have heard undoubted we have some snow flakes in the forecast, but no watches and warnings are up in our area is there a lake effect snow advice ray long lake erie and a winter weather advisory for western part of the pennsylvania but as you cane in radar there is snow falling in pittsburgh right now. a little bit of it making it towards the the central part of the state. not only enough to make a coating but this will weaken as it moves eastward, so there may be some snow showers, around harrisburg right new but nothing in our area just yet. we will keep a close eye on this a

wdbj7's noell saunders joins us live with an update. after heavy debates over the relocation, board supervisors are asking for outside help. they will also being doing archaelog i spoke to a descendent of the slaves that once lived on that land and she's not happy with county's decision. botetourt county is need of the community help with one it's oldest historical sites. "the greenfield preservation advisory commission will consist of citizens, representatives from community groups, historical preservation groups as well as technicalogical experts" but that's not sitting well with cheryl sullivan willis. willis is a descendent of the slaves who lived on the property more than 200 years ago. takes away from....you lose it all. it doesn't just kind of takes it away the historical value and authenticity that they have where they are right now" willis says moving the slave houses would affect many people. "it doesn't just affect my family members eventhough i am unconditionally biased because it does affect family members" when the greenfi

investigators say an sunday 22 yeared amir saunders walked up to woman who was in her car at the wawa on route 1. cops say he opened her car door and put his hand over her mouth. that's woman managed to honk her horn. and he ran off. police say saunders carjacked a man at the same wawa in december forcing him to drive to atm's across the city. owe he stole his cash. district judge arraigned saunders today. >> investigators have identified three of the men mentioned as part anonymous tip over the weekend about a threat to philadelphia police. federal investigators want to know if the man accused of in the ambush shooting of a philadelphia cop last week was part of a bigger group. tonight shawnette wilson spoke with a veteran officer involved in similar attack more than four decades ago. shawnette? >> reporter: well iain that former officer says there are eerily similarities to what happened him decades ago and this latest police officer shooting tonight he expressed heart ache over the shooting of officer jesse hartnett. >> thomas gibbons gets emotional listening to the 911 call from 4

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders was at the airport all morning and has more. a suspicious package at the eastern iowa airport led to the closing off of part of the baggage claim area tuesday night into early wednesday morning.a release from the cedar rapids police department said dispatchers received a report of a suspicious package around 7:20 p.m. tuesday. airport spokesperson pam hinman said airline personnel alerted airport employees just before 7 p.m. of a suspicious bag that arrived on a flight from chicago. authorities secured the area around the package as a safety precaution, she said. a substance inside the package was tested by members of the 71st civil support team, a unit of the iowa national guard, and determined to be non- hazardous. hinman said the baggage belt area was reopened around 4 a.m. wednesday. the investigation, authorities said in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 cedar rapids police and community leaders introduced a new community action team program this morning. its part of a new city council task force to focus on law enfo

south saunders street is back open. >>> police in durham are investigating a shooting on fayetteville street. one person was taken to duke hospital. police have not released who that person is or how they are doing. officers are searching for a suspect. >>> a man accused in a deadly shooting in durham is due in court today. he was wanted in connection with the death of santa mana. the 32-year-old victim was killed at the intersection of liberty street and peach tree place. dixon is charged with murder. >>> we have a developing story this morning where seven people were killed in a series of gun and bomb attacks in indonesia. this happened in the heart of a capital city including a police station in front of a shopping mall. the attack ended and security forces are in control and no claims of responsibility so far. >>> a car bomb wounded 39 people. attackers hit the station with rockets and firearms. turkish media reports kurtish rebels are responsible. >>> new overnight the israel president is in the hospital after experiencing chest pains. a spokeswoman says he fell ill at his home.