. >> darcel: so expressive. future writer right there. >> larry: very articulate. >> darcel: members of the sheriff's office says the visitors are just as important for the new puppies who will need lots of socialization before starting work. >> larry: that is great. snifferdoodle. >>> well the asheville humane society and the buncombe county animal shelter are launching a new campaign to teach children how to interact with animals. >> darcel: in tonight's never stop learning, it's kids teaching kids with the help of a canine. >> don't rush up to a dog. you may startle or scare them. >> larry: that's right. ruby and crystal are encouraging kids to mind their manners when they approach a dog. the girls along with beamer are visiting schools in asheville in buncombe county to deliver a safety message. they teach the kids to ask permission. do so only with an adult. and do not interact with an >> it will help a lot of people and a lot of dogs. some of the kids might ask their parents to get dogs and be more respons

approach exit 105 car pooring bluing right lane so use express lane. 59th street bring into manhattan you're fine. but lower leal queens bound there's an accident involving two vehicles. there's number one and two behind it there. so center lane is blocked there. expect delays upper level doing fine. ben and juliet. >> thank you very much ms. rosales. >> camille started her deposition in his had civil trial in boston and she'll have to do it next month. >> several suing for defamation he called them liars after they came forward with sexual assault allegations and ordered to give testimony but a lawyer for accusers say that she didn't spend eight hours answering questions. she said attorneys spend hours bickering over the questions and judge had to come in to mediate her lawyers to stop deposition they did not see it that way. she's his wife. to live with him and understand his relationship. and observation not protecting by any privilege. >> no comment from cosby lawyers and she'll helicopter her deposition on march 14 president. our first look at adam levine second back tat the too.

an online petition calling for state lawmakers to fix the express lanes. >> well, he created a ngerous condition when he put in these polls so they are aware that people are diving in and out of the express lane. >> is d.o.t. surprised at the people abusing it or -- >> yes, i think a lot of people are surprised. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation with bad behavior in the express lanes, but bergeresays there's no room for a permanent wall. >>> do you believe at all that safety was compromised to make the express lanes? >> no. >> reporter: you believe it's a safe environment? >> yes, if people obey the law and drive the speed limit, then it's perfectly sasa. >> reporter: back out on the road? >> i like to ride exactly where i'm at in case someone tries to cut in. >> reporter: trooper sanchez says you can do what he does. he never drives next to the plastic poles. on i-95, jeff, local 10 news. >> calvin: the express lanes dollars in revenue. the florida highway patrol ys ere have only been 5 deadly crashes. department claims contractors replace missing poles once a week on i- and when there are gaps of @5 or

an online petition calling for state lawmakers to fix the express lanes. >> well, he created a dangerous condition when he put in these polls so they are aware that people are diving in and out of the express lane. >> is d.o.t. surprised at the people abusing it or -- >> yes, i think a lot of people are surprised. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation has hired more troopers to deal with bad behavior in the express lanes, but bergerersays >>> do you believe at all that safety was compromised to make the express lanes? >> no. >> reporter: you believe it's a safe environment? >> yes, if people obeyeythe law and drive the speed limit, then it's perfectly safe. >> reporter: back out on the road? >> i like to ride exactly where i'm at in case someone tries to cut in. >> reporter: trooper sanchez says you can do what he does. he never drives next to the plastic poles. on i-95, jeff, local news. >> calvin: the express lanes generated more than 100 million dollars in revenue. the florida highway patrol says there have only been 5 deadly crashes. the state transportation department claims contractors replace missing pol

this accident on 78 eastbound side, so it's just east of 24. in the express lanes. possibly involved the bus. we have six injuries, so you need to keep it slow. 24 east at exit 8. that's an accident in summit. john, who is usually a news copter7. he said the conditions are terrible. you need to take it slowly. route 4 both ways between jones road and the george washington bridge. we have an accident in both directions. two separate accidents being taken care of. exit 40. another accident right here jericoh cleared. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 6:19 and severe weather forcing a flight to change course. still ahead, where the passengers will be headed today. >> also, an ambitious plan to much more expensive than if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it

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so they're expressing anger through trump and through sanders, and they see them as an opportunity to beat the system and to knock down the establishment that has failed them. now, sanders' win is seen as being quite decisive, and particularly humiliating for hillary clinton. but there's an interesting analysis piece in the "new york times." this is actually their editorial today. it says that new hampshire is actually a pressure test for team clinton and all the candidates that lost, because after all, the trick is not to let these results go to their heads or get under their skin, because after all, new hampshire is just a drop in the bucket, and it's all about the long game. jamie: indeed. let's move on to the oscars. the academy awards, significant cinema celebration still about two weeks away, and yet the buzz is already growing. >> that's right. the guardian reports that ceremony organizers have asked for thank-you lists in advance to avoid gushing speeches. now, winners actually have a to give time limit their thank-you speeches at the end, and they often get cut off by the orc

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so i want to express our thanks at this time. you all know our profound appreciation and thanks. you'll notice in the program mention of a memorial that will be held on march 1st. we hope to see many of you there. we pray that the lord will reward your great goodness to us. we are gathered here because of one man. a man known personally to many of us, known only by reputation to even more, a man loved by many, scorned by others, a man known for great controversy, and for great compassion. that man of course is jesus of nazareth. it is he whom we proclaim jesus christ son of the father, born of the virgin mary, crucified, buried, risen, seated at the right hand of the father. it is because of him, because of his life, death, and resurrection, that we do not modern as those who have no hope, but in confidence we commend antonin scalia to the mercy of god. scripture says jesus christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. and that sets a good course for our thoughts and our prayers here today. in effect we look in three direction

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bernie, like me, is from brooklyn, so they express that anger differently. but i think hillary understand the anger. but the point being here -- that those pundits who think that the anger is on the far right and far left don't get it. it is throughout america, and that's because middle-class incomes have been stagnating for 10 years, it's harder to stay in the middle class, harder to get in the middle class, and people really worry -- and the young people above all -- that they'll have as good a future as people have had in the past. >> do you think, though, when people get into the ballot box, when people finally make a decision who they want to be the next president or the nominee of their party that the anger will be sort of overridden by more of a practical sensibility? >> that's the $64,000 question, bill. but i will say this -- any candidate who does not show that he or she sympathizes with that anger is gonna be in worse so, you have to show you sympathize with it, you have to show you understand it, you have about it. and we'll see, as this campaign

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eases bound expresses lanes opening up at 5:00 eastbound. so hopefully the evening commute will be bearable. westbound 4 at orinda an accident. slight delays but overall it looks okay westbound towards 580. towards the bay bridge you are backed up metering lights are on but your approaches doing okay. the carquinez bridge to the maze 22 minutes. that's not too bad. sluggish from hayward to 238 slow into fremont cutting across the san mateo bridge and starting to see some extra volume westbound 880 to 101 about a 19-minute ride as you head out of hayward into foster city. one of the bright spots look at the golden gate bridge. there are no delays right now as you head across the span. in fact 101 between 580 and the golden gate bridge toll plaza that's an easy 14 minutes. nimitz freeway near oakland so far, so good in both directions there a little extra volume on the northbound side into downtown oakland. and no delays on the peninsula. but in san francisco, closures for the chinese new year parade start tomorrow. >> there will be no rain on th

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so he cannot express to her what he was feeling last night. nathon's ride home usually takeses an hour and a half. >> i was very worried. i was -- i can't really describe it. >> reporter: the 4-year-old is autistic and does not speak. he was one of 17 children with special needs who got stuck on a broken bus monday night. >> he was soaking wet. he was tired, hungry. didn't get home untnt 7:13. five hours on the bus. >> reporter: his mother, shakerra wiley, called the school and the transportation department. no one answer. ner virus and nervous and i called the police. and they had to find the bus. >> reporter: they said the transportation office could not let the parents know because the substitute driver didn't have a roster with the parents. the superintendent didn't have time for an interview with abc columbia news this evening. the district said the bus broke down just after 3:00 near highway 378 and st. paul church road. a mechanic couldn't fix it. a second bus arrived. around 5:45 a third bus arrived and the parents were taken home. 8:3

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so if you want to drive in the express lane you need one of these, your old one will not work. i checked with caltran and asked when will these open they said they are running tests and they do not is a date. it will be by the end of the month. c.h.p. is in full education mode happening out the flies. you will need new transponders. they went everyone to be ready. >> you have do a great job of educating us, amy. >> transportation experts and leaders from oakland and san francisco are joining forces today to talk about a proposal to build a new transbay tube. the bay area council of economic institute said a tube under the bay could make the commute 40 minutes shorter estimating it would take between 10-$14 billion to make the proposal a reality. the meeting between the two cities and alameda transportation commission is set for 12:30 this afternoon. >> maverick surf contest is to difficulties away and the

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so one, two and three. but once you have it, good. you will get to be able to use those expresses but yeah, it's worth it. >> one over here and one over there? >> hey. >> okay. >> you might get to work quicker although you commute at a good hour, 2:30. >> so when you go home today hopefully things will be less busy because it's the eastbound lanes of the express lanes on 580 that are opening up. here's a look where it's happening at hacienda for 11 miles. you will have express lanes to ease the congestion. this is really going to affect a lot of folks, too. the tracy commute into livermore altamont pass, all that construction too spot to going to be cleared overnight. that's good news. all those delays are on the westbound side. that's the commute direction right now. those lanes open up on monday. now, we have reports of an accident though right in the same area westbound 580 at 680. possibly blocking at least one lane. we are seeing some yellow there on our sensors. slow-and-go conditions approaching the scene. each one already kind of busy as you head through there. eastbound

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there has been so much pessimism expressed by both negotiating parties here. and in fact, the hnc, they have been scheduled to meet with stefan, the special envoy for syria at 5 p.m. today. and that didn't happen. we heard indications earlier in the day that it didn't happen. and the fact that it didn't happen goes to show how difficult these talks remain. we also heard before that, a few hours before that, we heard from saddam, the spokesperson for the spokesperson for the agency, and he spoke to the press and he talked about the worries that they have going forward. let's listen to what he said earlier today. >> it's important for us to see the suffering of the people in syria. we need to see the lift of the siege, the childrennish starving to death, these bombardments from the russian side. and now, since last night, the big massacre taking place in syria, and no one is saying anything, and no one is doing anything, and i don't know if the international community is completely blind or they don't going to do anything. we have it know, if they're keen to do

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wanted a continuation of obama administration policies, among republicans, half of them expressed dissatisfaction. . >>> so take a few deep breaths, campaign 2016 is officially underway. what's the next big thing? february is a huge month. check it out. the new hampshire primary is on the way february 9th, next tuesday, followed by the nevada caucuses for democrats and the south carolina republican primary on february 20th. on february 23rd, the republicans hold their caucuses in nevada and then february 27th is the south carolina democratic primary. and wusa 9 will have complete coverage of campaign 2016 wherever you want it. download our free app to get breaking news, live coverage and important updates 24/7. >>> we switch gears to focus on the forecast now. you're going to want to be careful out there tonight. skies beginning to clear but the fog moving in. >> let's get to chief meteorologist topper shut who is warning about some slick spots >> temperatures in the 30s to the north and west of town. i think we're okay downtown. 32 in frederick, 38 in hagerstown, and 47 in gaithersburg. so temperatures sh

. >> artists are about expressing themselves. sot's not surprising it happened. >> the grammys are so rich with entertainment. it's like seeing a year in the life of music all in one night. >> that would be the big boss. >> the big boss. >>> a massachusetts man has created an app that allows kids to order cars on demand or in advance. and parents can record a message. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher, and to the kid. on the map you can see the drivers around you. and you can look at their profiles. >> the biggest challenge will be convincing parents it's safe. drivers will undergo extensive background checks. >>> it's pretty and good for you. >> our fresh grocer tony tantillo says try adding red leaf lettuce. >> it adds so much flavor and texture. when you buy it make sure the red is nice and red all the way around. where it's nice and green and white and free from yellowing. and free from browning. store it in the refrigerator right away. i say this when it comes to buying any lettu

the family will depart for the private burial after mass and will not have time to visit, so i want to express will be held on march 1st. we hope to see many of you there. we pray that the lord will reward your great goodness to us. we are gathered here because of one man. a man known personally to many of us known only by reputation to even more. a man loved by many. scorned by others. a man known for great controversy. and for great compassion. that man, of course is jesus of nazareth. it is he whom we proclaim. jesus christ son of the father born of the virgin mary, crucified, buried risen, seated at the right hand of the father. it is because of him. because of his life, death and resurrection that we do not mourn as those who have no hope. but in confidence we commend antonin scalia to the mercy of god. scripture says jesus christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. and that sets a good course for our thoughts and our prayers here today. in effect we look in three directions. to yesterday in thanksgiving. to today in petition. and into eternity with hope. we look to jesus christ yes

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the orange county line near university. an area that has more congestion and doesn't have an express lane, so we're asking you to pay additional money to get faster, go faster to a place that you're going to be slowing down. that's ludicrous. >> reporter: as long as the state continues to own the 417 in seminole, they plan to build the toll lane. the express lane authority owns the 417 in orange county, and they want to buy out the state. the state doesn't want to. they want to trade the road for part of the beach line. >> both counties want to move forward, but they're not sitting down in good faith to get something done. it's not going to happen. >> reporter: so far, no deal. bob has a warning: >> i will not stand for anyone putting a toll on a toll here in central florida. it's ludicrous. >> reporter: if the 417 is taken off the priority list, the state's deal to build the extra toll lanes is finished. they'll talk again next what toll leaders believe adds insult to injury, they're doing this right in the middle of i-4 construction. >>> the case of some expensive stolen art in florida is n

. >> even though she's no longer with us, her insight into the human condition so eloquently expressed in other writings will live on and continue to educate and inspire. >> reporter: more than a half century after mockingbird, the second novel was released and received with mixed report bus finch is more conservative on issues of race. >> our courts, all men are created equal. >> to kill a mockingbird will live on in the hearts of those who love it and soon on broadway. a new adaptation of the book had hit the stage soon. dan bowens, fox 5 news. steve: david dinkins in a manhattan hospital being treated for pneumonia. that's where he was treated at back in 2013. he is the first black mayor elected back in 1989. >> okay. it is chilly out, but this weekend, things are going to get better. dari: a lot different. nick gregory is here with a first look at what could be a beautiful weekend. nick: it will be a nice warmup is coming. a little roller coaster ride in temperatures this weekend. in the process, we have a couple of snow showers going on upnorth as you head towards the hudson valle