in the release, it states warner was in an active fight with gillespie when the shooting occurred. but in the affadavit signed by detective davis, it states warner quote "ran through the center" when he was shot. in response, doucette says quote "i would conclude that the affadavit, while not wrong, is inartfully drafted and the press release is valois says he intends to find out what happened, even if it means filing a lawsuit. 15:07:33 "many witnesses have come forward, including an eye witness to the shooting, who i spoke with yesterday. so we are getting some independent information." doucette tells us as part of his office's investigation, he is waiting on the toxicology report on warner's blood to come back to see if he was on any drugs at the time. he says that could take three to six months to complete. just over a month after governor terry mcauliffe called for the closure of catawba hospital in his biennial budget... the facility says it's at full capacity. catawba currently has 106 of its 110 beds full, leaving the other four open for emergency situations. the end of dec

we have it because of legislation i got in the state warner, one of k your colleagues signed as governor at that time. through that gun show over 1,000 tables of over 400 of them with gun sales going on, 400 table, with the it.rietor filming went to every single seller of uns and asked every single one licensed dealer. every single one of them was except six. of the six, we asked three of them, well, what are you doing? why are you here selling these guns. they said they were all private collectors liquidating part of their collection. them.ree of senator shelby: which is covered here in the law. >> it is covered in the law. the debate just in virginia, it happened every year, there's off from this debate. in e is never identified virginia a purchase using -- referring to statistics that ttorney general strange mentioned that came from the clinton administration, by the criminally e found used guns being bought and sold at gun shows. senator shelby: okay. >> doesn't happen in virginia. murphy: i know we're wrapping up. concluding thought. the heart of this issue a disagreement about what

this adding to the drumbeat of speculation already out of the marketplace about the state of time warnernd whether someone else will come in and buy it. this bike up and the come down in chairs, still up by 2%. -- the spike up. analysts looking at the seller we have seen in the stock as an opportunity for investors to get it. wells fargo report its earnings on friday. coke is another stock where we've seen some degree of strength. up by 1%. it was upgraded to buy at cecil nicholas. $41.99 today. even in a week macroeconomic environment, coke should be able to improve. apple has had a tough go of it. its gains for the day, still holding onto a gain of .4%. saying it is worth buying the stock. david: thank you so much. let's get more insight on why bank of america is turning more positive than apple. reportsd a litany of from analysts looking at apple, warning about supply of iphones, demand for iphones. recaps of what we've heard. >> there's been reports that there has been a slowdown in supply for iphones. apple is telling these companies they will not need as many. iphones account for 6

. >>> new york state regulators have given the okay for charter communications to acquire tam warner cable. there are stipulations. the state's approval of the $57 billion deal comes with new service commitments. charter has to continue offering the $15 everyday low price plan it will have to increase minimum internet speeds to 300 mega bites per second. the deal is still awaiting federal approval. >>> there are a lot of credit breaches these days. it's no wonder that people are turning to credit monitoring services for help. better get baquero for another way to protect your credit. >> shiba, this one comes with a cost but it's a proactive way to bloc fraudulent accounts from opening up in your name. >> i had my credit card number stolen three times in the past year. >> it's cases like that that prompted the question that we asked in midtown, what do you do to protect your credit? >> we have a credit monitoring service but we got that from home depot for free when they had the breach. >> they give me a daily basis if anything changes on my credit. >> how do you feel about that in. >>

relationship with the kosovo security force which really lead to this sister state and the leadership of general tim warner. " jack: the iowa- kosovo relationship started in 2011 when the iowa national guard partnered with the kosovo security force. the consulate is that relationship and offer more business opportunities and partnerships. stephanie/ots: a one-in-10- million special discovery at a local hy-vee store... has people seeing orange. his name is "r.c." and he's an orange lobster. earlier this week at hy-vee's distribution center, seafood inspectors stumbled upon the rare lobster, who came from the cape cod area. the lobster is named "r-c" after its responsible choice seafood program. "typically those lobsters never leave the coast. they are either spread out along the coast or, if you think about it, consumed by predators. rc, being an orange color, hes unlike any other lobster out there. he doesn't have that camofage to protect him in the ocean so you have to think, being a 12 to 13 years old, he survived all odds out in the ocean. to actually have that lobster recieved here at pdi is an excepti

state. your information stolen.we're on your side with a warning for thousands of time warner customers in the tri-state. and how to keep your information safe. optimism ... hope ... and ready for a fight. 49:31 - 49:33"we're going to kick the steeler's butt it's going to be awesome" awesome"hear from fans ahead of the playoff game.and what mayor cranley has in store for the mayor of pittsburgh.9 on your side at five starts now! we start with those breaking developments.a mother and father - possibly overdosed inside a child's hospital room. room.police say the mother of the child - was found dead.the father hospitalized. hospitalized.9 on your side's tom mckee is digging into the intense investigation and whether heroin was involved ...tom? the names of the parents haven't been released, but we do know they're from out-of-state.the big question is why would they jeopardize themselves, their child and everyone else in this hospital by giving in to the pull of

vo senators mark warner and tim kane are hosting the conversation with student government leaders from fifteen state universities. experts say sixty percent of virginia's college students will some debt with the average student loan topping 26- thousand dollars. sot senator mark warner, d-va "there is more student debt than credit card debt. too many students are coming out of college in the red. that means they are not getting married. that means they are not starting that new business. that means they're not trying to pursue their own career because they get crushed many times by 40, 50, 60 thousand dollars of student debt. i know as the first person in my family to graduate from college, if i'd come out with that kind of student debt, i wouldn't have cont vo the discussion comes as the senate begins consideration of the higher education act. senator warner introduced two bipartisan bills to provide relief to students struggling to manage record levels of college debt. one proposal streamlines income-based repayment programs... and the other would allow employers to help pay-down an employee's stu

hampshire state police are looking for the driver of a tractor-trailer who hit a police cruiser and never stopped. here is a picture of the damage to that cruiser. the crash happened on i-89 in warner new hampshire during last night's messy commute. the state trooper was pulled over helping another car. when police say the truck was driving too fast and slid into the cruiser. the truck had a canadian license plate. >>> this morning, two people are still in the hospital in critical condition after a crash that tied up the morning they were involved in this wrong way crash on route 128 in lexington. we followed it as breaking news four yesterday morning. traffic was backed up for miles for about two and a half hours. police say a 20-year-old wayland woman and 27-year-old dracut man were involved, but it is still unclear this morning which one of the cars was driving the wrong way. >>> it is now 4:11. in boston two men are recovering in the hospital after a four-car crash. expected hear the state. house on beacon street and tremont way. a witness tells us it was a frightening ordeal. here is the.information, a jeep slammed into intersection backwards, slammed into two parked cars and

state of the union. democratic senators mark warner and tim kaine praised the president's speech and his accomplishments. congressman bobby scott commended the president's leadership on the economy. he said in part: "we just recorded the 70th month of consecutive job growth - the longest streak on record." local republican said he was disappointed with president obama's strategy for defeating terrorism. he said in part: "success takes direct, decisive, and unambiguous action, not false hope and unfulfilled promises." wittman was also disappointed the president only spoke about veterans once. the congressman said "virginia has a significant veteran population, and every day, i hear from men and women who have sacrificed to defend the homeland, only to be met with bureaucratic red tape". we have much more on all aspects of the state of dot-com. today a virginia judge will hear arguments about donald trump's desire to block the party affiliation statement in the upcoming virginia republican primary. last month g-o-p leaders persuaded the virginia state board of elections to require primary voters to sign a

new hampshire state police are looking for the driver of a tractor-trailer who hit a police cruiser and never stopped. here a picture of the damage to the crash happened on i-89 in warner, new hampshire during last night's messy commute. the state trooper was pulled over helping another car. when police say the truck was driving too fast and slid into the cruiser. the truck had a canadian license plate. >>> we check traffic and weather every ten minutes. here a look at your live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike right now from 495 to mass avenue. leave a few minutes earl so you can clear off any of the snow that is still lingering on your car. shiri. >> shiri: yeah, a cleanup day and unfortunately a lot of wind as you try to clean up. gusts at 32 miles per hour in boston. 30 in worcester. look what happens. they get stronger after the sun comes up. so by late morning, we are seeing gusts around 40 miles per hour. closer to 45 down across the cape and the islands and by 5 p.m., they will start to ease up. we will take an hour-by-hour look at the kind of weather that goes along with this windy forecast when we come back. >>> taking a field trip to a marijuana farm. mas

state of the union. democratic senators mark warner and tim kaine praised the president's speech and his accomplishments. congressman bobby scott commended the president's leadership on the economy. he said in part: "we just recorded the 70th month of consecutive job growth - the longest streak on record." local republican congressman rob wittman said he was disappointed with president obama's strategy for defeating terrorism. he said in part: "success and unambiguous action, not false hope and unfulfilled promises." wittman was also disappointed the president only spoke about veterans once. the congressman said " virginia has a significant veteran population, and every day, i hear from men and women who have sacrificed to defend the homeland, only to be met with bureaucratic red tape". we have much more on all aspects of the state of the union right now, on wavy- dot-com. today a virginia judge will hear arguments about donald trump's desire to block the party affiliation statement in the upcoming virginia republican primary. last month g-o-p leaders persuaded the virginia state board of elections to re

police are looking for a truck driver who smashed into a state police cruiser in warner and took off. police say the driver was going way too fast for road conditions. a trooper was inside the cruiser at the time but only suffered minor injuries. you'll face as you hit the roads this morning, here is danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. definitely give yourself a little extra time if you're getting ready to head out the door. be especially careful over bridge, overpasses, on ramps and off ramps. this is the zakim bridge leverett connector looking good so far this morning. let's go to the map. heading into town on 93 and route 1, no issues to tell you about yet. south of town from the braintree split into boston, just nine minutes so far this morning. route 24, route 3 and 95 looking good so far. the pike out to framingham, all green. no delays to tell you about into town eastbound on the pike. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes on the expressway from the braintree split into boston. into town

state. here is warner where it's 36 degrees and dense fog visibilities there. we head up to the north country, it's not that foggy, but look above the mountains and see the low clouds and no fog. it's warm all over. upper 30's and lower 40's in the state headed for another 10 to 15 degrees warmer than thatment, but as i mentioned, that fog is and you can see lower visibility in many locations, so, take it easy out there. not only because of the rain, but also the fog that's out there. but with those warm temperatures, no ice to worry about. no slick roads in that regard. ponding on the roads could be a concern later on. you can see some showers moving in and even some moderately heavy showers and these areas of yellow are where that rain is coming down a little bit harder and there's even heavier rain than that to our south. as we widen the view, you can see the entire storm system. the center of the low with the counter clock-wise flow. because of that, it spirals up and brings on the warm air, and already is warmer than we'd ever see this type of temperatures

poice are searching for a truck driver who slammed enter a state police cruiser in warner and then just took off. police say the driver was going way too fast for the road conditions. hope she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. incredibly long hours. median family income today -- the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, >>> we're back now at 7:30. a look at white house on the morning after the state of the union, also

senators mark warner and tim kane will host the conversation with student government leaders from fifteen state universities. experts say sixty percent of virginia's college students will graduate with some debt with the average student loan topping 26- thousand dollars. the discussion comes as the senate begins consideration of the higher education act. student leaders from ferrum college and radford university are scheduled to attend.### now for more on what we can expect throughout the evening and over the next several days lets check in with kristina montuori.### today: few morning showers .clearing for the late- morning & into the upper 30s and lower 40s tonight: partly to mainly cloudy with lows in the lower 20s thursday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s friday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s.overnight flurries possible saturday: early morning flurries possible.mostl y sunny afternoon with highs in the middle 50s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s the music has officially died for one town in new york.. more on the bizarre music that's been

picture of damage to the cruiser, crash happened on i-89 in warner, new hampshire in messy commute and state trooper pulled over helping another car when police say truck was driving too fast and slid into the cruiser. the truck had a canadian license plate. this morning two people are still in the hospital in critical condition after a crash that tied up the morning rush hour. they were involved in this we followed it for you as breaking news yesterday morning. traffic was backed up for miles for about two and a half hours. police say a 20-year-old wayland woman and 27-year-old dracut man were involved. it is still unclear this morning which one of the drivers was going the wrong way. after the crash two deputies had to judge ump into the cab and get him into custody and police say they found methamphetamine and gun inside the truck. >> julie: six people suffered minor injuries. stretch of road no stranger to big accidents in 201,386 cars killing a 12-year-old girl. >> daniel: using ride sharing program lyft to handle about 10% of medical transports in new york city and arranges nonemergenc

warner cable. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today >>> police say a college student in upstate new york was distraught over a recent break up when he killed two people before taking his own life. it happened this morning at an off campus home of one of the victims near suni. colin kingston entered the home of his ex-girlfriend, 21-year- old kelsey and found her and another male student matthew hutchinson, and then stabbed them both to death with a large knife. he then turned the knife on >> mr. kingston, and ms. anisi had been in a long relationship and recently had broken up. we believe that mr. kingston was distraught over the breakup. >> police say kingston called his father befor

that's why bahrun naim plotted this attack. >> warner: naim is believed to be in the islamic state's de facto capital raqaa, syria, according to police. but they warned today that his group has also expanded its efforts across indonesia, malaysia, the philippines and thailand. just last month, police arrested more than a dozen people on the indonesian island of java on charges of planning attacks on christmas and new years eve. they said some received funding from bahrun naim. still, there were questions today about the level of sophistication in the jakarta attacks. >> according to terrorism analysts who i spoke to today, they did not think much of the actual tactics of this group or the attackers who were involved today based on the fact that they didn't really kill anybody. >> warner: joe cochrane is the indonesia correspondent for the "international new york times", based in jakarta, where he spoke via skype. >> a number of these people's colleagues had been arrested over the last three or four weeks in various parts of indonesia, so the feeling was these guys were about to be pi

warner cable. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >> former nba star lamar odom has been transferred to a private facility. yesterday a spokeswoman said odom was released from the hospital earlier in the week and added his family is proud of his miraculous and continued improvement, but she didn't provide any further details about his condition. odom was found unconscious and in critical condition at the love ranch in nevada in october. police say he overdosed on cocaine and other drugs during a three-day stay. >>> justin bieber wore out his official says bieber and his entourage were asked to leave the mayan site after he apparently tried to climb onto or among the ruins. bieber was visiting the

states. likeially for an app grindr. emily: what about time warner? would that be a target for the chinese?> i guess it could be. that is a ridiculously big deal. bid,meone in china made a you would see rupert murdoch show up and make a second run at time warner. he would have to do it in a friendlier way than perceived in 2014. chinese companies have to be careful. if they tried to buy energy assets or something in the structure, if you will, the government will get involved. oosy.have to be ch emily: buying the studio, there's concerns about censorship, content problems. app, whichdating would not have been acceptable a decade ago in china. aboutt shows you less than thechinese mores abject panic about the currency flow. i have to buy something. it has to be relatively liquid. it cannot have regulatory issues. here comes your list of candidates. right at the top is a bunch of unicorns and other things, tech companies with high valuations. companies like grindr and others. i would not be surprised to see more stakes in larger, expensive technology companies. emily: would you agree with tha

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hampshire state police are looking for the driver of a tractor-trailer who hit a police cruiser and never stopped. here is a picture of the damage to the cruiser. the crash happened at i-89 in warner, new hampshire during last night's messy commute. the state trooper was pulled over helping another car. when police say the truck was driving too fast and slid into the cruiser. license plate. >>> this morning two people still in the hospital in critical condition after a crash that tied up the morning rush for hours. they were involved in this lexington. we followed this as breaking news yesterday morning. traffic was backed up for miles for about two and a half hours. a 20-year-old wayland woman and a 28-year-old dracut man was involved and still not clear which one of their cars was driving the wrong way. >>> and in boston, two men are recovering in the hospital after a four-car crash. this crash happened near the statehouse at beacon street at yesterday afternoon. a witness says it was a frightening or deal. a jeep flew right into the intersection driving backwards, slammed into two cars, hit a person. >> what we just saw was a, you know, nravsh know, flash. the guy in front of m

states navy. the honorable john warner, a world war ii sailor, korean war marine, a former secretary of the navy, and a former senator from the commonwealth of virginia and in fact is the second longest serving senator in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. angela, white house correspondent for bloomberg news and a former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker for a moment, kevin, retired u.s. navy captain. a member of the uss constitution museums board of overseers. vice admiral peter h. daily u.s. navy retired and ceo of the u.s. naval institute. lolita, pentagon and counterterrorism reporter for the associated press. rachel oswald, foreign policy reporter for congressional quarterly. jim noon, navy veteran and member of the national press club american legion post. [ applause ] >> i also want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences and remind you you can also follow the action on twitter. use #npclive. well, to put it simply and directly, the u.s. navy faces an awful lot of challenges. there's the south china sea where the chinese have been building i

state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: where asian american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner who won by less than 1 percent of the vote. >> republicans used to enjoy the majority of asian american support. >> university of california professor karthick ramakrishnan runs the nonpartisan asian american survey which shows a political shift after the 1992 election when just 31% of asian americans voted for democrat bill clinton. by 2012, 73% voted for bar ak obama. >> what changed sh. >> one is the clintons. this is where hillary clinton can draw on a lot of support from what she and her husband doing outreach to these populations. another part that has changed is the republican party, especially its rhetoric on immigration have turned off a lot of voters. >> we are a country built by the hard work of generations of immigrants. and we are stronger because of our diversity and our openness. >> reporter: something asian americans like to hear because nearly two thirds of their population was born outside the u.s carter evans, cbs news, san gabriel, california. >> glor: still ahead here, be as fun

warner bros. in 2011, to be a state of the art space to show nearly every kind of film. and in the years since it's reopening, we have screened some brilliant films. despite the immense popularity of history films and the seriousness in which some critics are now taking content and interpreting history, there is no dedicated place to explore the value of film as a tool for learning history. that is exactly what our forum is here for. it can bring diverse audiences and experts to probe the state of narrative and documentary historic film. it is certainly fitting that we are partners with the national endowment of humanities, which is such an influential force with filmmakers. with the neh we are working to create what we hope will become a leading history film event, screening new narratives and documentary films that will be important for lively conversations and creating signature experiences well into the future. to tell you more about the our keynoteoduce speaker who will begin the forum, it is my honor to introduce the chairman of the national endowment of humanities

state of the union. democratic senators mark warner and tim kaine praised the president's speech and his accomplishments. congressman bobby scott commended the president's leadership on the economy. he said in part: "we just recorded the 70th month of consecutive job growth - the longest streak on record." local republican congressman rob wittman said he was disappointed with terrorism. he said in part: "success takes direct, decisive, and unambiguous action, not false hope and unfulfilled promises." wittman was also disappointed the president only spoke about veterans once. the congressman said " virginia has a significant veteran population, and every day, i hear from men and women who have sacrificed to defend the homeland, only to be met with bureaucratic red tape". we have much more on all aspects of the state of the union right now, on wavy- dot-com. today a virginia judge will hear arguments about donald trump's desire to block the party the upcoming virginia republican primary. last month g-o-p leaders persuaded the virginia state board of elections to require primary voters to sign a statement p

warner cable 12 55. >>> this afternoon, there was more than weather going on. there was a basketball game. >> any warm arena. state with some sharp shooting. player sc state stets -- sc gelling -- feeling good after coming off a win from pittsburgh. miraulter -- martin hits 63 pointsers. they take a 7-3 lead. duke finds the shooting magic. he scores 25 points. barber answers with three of his own. he will score 18. he's hobbled by a knee injury in the second half. that's when the blue devils go on a 10-0 run. duke shoots 70% in the second half. it's hard to stop that. grace ellen puts this one with a -- away. duke wins 88-78. >> a sense of urgency for duke after three straight acc losses. there was no other option. >> duke rides the tide of a 14-0 run. it avoids the rarest of the rare a losing streak. >> we adept and some experience but not in heart andest are we manager allized -- marginalized. >>> reporter: early second half barber injury turns the pacquiao's fortunate on a came to. hopefully he's okay. >> we were a different team at that point. >> it's a loss, but we need to pick up the slack as well including

states navy. the honorable john warner, a world war ii sailor, marine, former senator from the commonwealth of virginia and in fact is the second longest serving senator in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. and angela greiling keen, white house correspondent for bloomberg news and a former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker for a moment, kevin wensing, retired u.s. navy captain. a member of the uss constitutional museums board of overseers. and the national press club member who helped arrange today's event. thank you so much, kevin. vice admiral peter h. daley, u.s. navy, retired and ceo of the u.s. naval institute. lolita balldoor, pentagon reporter for the associated press. rachel oswald, foreign policy reporter for congressional quarterly. jim noon, navy veteran and member of the national press club, american legion post. [ applause ] i also want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences and remind you you can also follow the action on twitter. use the #npc live. that's npc live on twitter. well, to put it simply and directly, the u.s. navy faces an aw

state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia! >> reporter: where asian-american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner, who won by less than 1% of the vote. >> republicans used to enjoy the majority of asian-american support back in the 1990s. >> reporter: university of california professor kartha runs the nonpartisan asian-american survey which shows a political shift after the 1992 election when 31% of asian-americans voted for democrat bill clinton. by 2012, 73%oted for brady barack obama. >> what changed? >> one is the clintons. this is where hillary clinton can draw on a lot of suprt from what she and her husband did in the 1990s in terms of doing outreach to these populations. anototr part that's changed is the republican party's rhetoric on immigration has turned off a >> we are a country built by the hard work of generations of immigrants. and we are stronger because of our diversity and our openness. >> reporter: something asian-americans like to hear, because nearly two-thirds of their population was born outside the u.s. carter evans, cbs news, san gabriel, california. >>> still ahead, every presidenal race

. >> gene: new hampshire state police looking for driver of tractor-trailer that never stopped. crash happened on i-89 in warner, new hampshire in last night's messy commute. helping another car when police say the truck was driving too fast it slid and hit into the cruiser and truck had canadian license plate and two people in the hospital in critical condition after a crash that tied up the morning rush for hours. they were involved in this wrong-way crash on route 128 in lexington. we follow this as breaking news yesterday morning. traffic was backed up for miles for about two and a half hours. police say 20-year-old wayland woman and 27-year-old dracut man were involved but still not clear which one was the wrong-way driver. >> sara: boston city councillor wants to help older folks when it snows. boston residents over 60 from shoveling sidewalks during a snowstorm. within three hours of hitting the ground or get fined. jackson tells the globe he got idea from 80-year-old who told them he was unable to shovel. young people could be hired for residents over 60. >> gene: large crew gathered at overlook road ye

senators mark warner and tim kane will host the conversation with student government leaders from fifteen state universities. experts say sixty percent of virginia's college students will graduate with some debt with the average student loan topping 26- thousand dollars. senate begins consideration of the higher education act. student leaders from ferrum college and radford university are scheduled to attend.### school improvements... and security upgrades are among the projects roanoke county plans to invest in over the next decade. during last night's board of supervisors meeting.. county leaders discussed proposed capital improvement projects. one of the biggest chunks of money will go toward renovations of cave spring high school. it will cost the county about 30 million dollars from 2018 to 20-26. other highlights include proposed funding for courthouse security upgrades... and replacing public safety radios. supervisors will continue to review the proprosal... and are expected to adopt the plan at the end of may.### plans to build a wind farm in botetourt county are moving forward after t

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warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: if you saw the stateunion address and you saw president obama talking about his exit and the question then, what does he do for the rest of his life. i have a tear. charles: you have been floating this father for a while. harvey: we'll talk about the theory in a minute. i have a strong gut on what he is going to do. we got brian grazer out yesterday, one of the biggest directors around. charles: he does everything. harvey: one of the things he does is a little show called "empire." we asked him about whether

the 60s through virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine are rising costs of college and student loan debt. the senators met with students from all over the state yesterday- from public and private schools for a roundtable discussion. senator kaine told 10 on your side they were struck by the stories they heard. particularly one from a student at longwood. "1:36 she and her fiance, her long time boyfriend, they're about graduate and they're happy to be married and happy to graduate but they're going to have 90- thousand dollrs in loans :46 working on legislation make sure they find real solutions. he believes college costs will be one of the defining issues in our government over the next few years. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - no other country would do so much for an ordinary citizen, and i know that." he spent more than a year held captive in iran -- and he was told was coming for him. hear what else jason rezaian has to say about his time behind bars in iran. "no i think i'll do great in iowa, i love iowa, i don't think iowa is going to care" plus -- the final gop debate before the iowa caucus. why the republican front-runner

obama presidents eighth and final state of the union addresses tonight my coding spoke with virginia's two u s the letters read david and janet fellow democrats mark warner and tim kaine do have high hopes tonight they hope that the president and just manages to accentuate the positive and to steer clear of the divisive partisan bickering that has seemed to become the norm in washington local political observer says he thinks the speech has longer term objectives one last time president obama will take center stage. it's expected the president will highlight what he sees as his major accomplishments saving the auto industry enacting health care reform foreign policy working to curb gun violence and overseeing legalization of same sex marriage. virginia's two senators have high hopes for the speech what i hope the president will do tonight is a cut against some of the negativity that i see coming in as part of these presidential elections one of the candidates are saying make america great again suggesting that were not are great. my hope is that we reflect on the fact that over the last seven years we have seen our economy come back it's not back to wher

. >>> new hampshire state police are searching for the driver who slammed into a trooper's cruiser and then drove off. speeding on route 89 in warner and couldn't slow down in the slick conditions and slammed flight that cruiser. you can see the damage. the teacher was treated for minor injuries. >> we're following more news here today. a community in cincinnati shaken up after what investigators are calling a tragic mistake. police say a father thought his son was an interviewedder and that's when he shot and killed the 14-year-old boy. the father says his son was supposed to be in school. >> reporter: a teen boy guilty of skipping school but police say the noise the 14-year-old made sneak into the back basement door had his father go get his gun and shoot. >> i just shot my son by accident. >> where is he shot? >> in the chest. with a .45. he scared me. i thought he was in school. i heard noise and so i went downstairs looking, and he jumped out at me and scared me. oh, god. >> extremely tragic event. >> reporter: police say that's to the basement, his son appeared behind it startling his father. >> he's shot in the neck? yes, ma

. >> warner: the first look at what happened, came on iranian state tv: this video shows the moment tuesdayvolutionary guard troops boarded the two u.s. navy boats and detained their crews-- nine men and one woman. they were held overnight, on farsi island in the gulf, before an iranian admiral announced they'd been released. >> ( translated ): our final finding was that it has not been a hostile crossover meant for espionage or the like. they reached the area due to a malfunction of their navigation systems, acknowledging that they as being inadvertent and unintentional due to a breakdown of their systems. >> warner: in a separate statement, the revolutionary guard said the sailors had apologized. that claim set off a back and forth: first, a denial, from vice president joe biden on cbs "this morning:" >> there's nothing to apologize for. when you have a problem with the boat you apologize the boat had a problem? no, and there was no looking for any apolog >> warner: iran responded with a video showing one of the sailors saying this: >> it was a mistake, that was our fault and we apologize

warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take today the south carolina department of employment and workforce reported unemployment in the state remained at 5.5 percent in december - same as the previous month while unchanged -- an additional 10-thousand people went to work last year. the national unemployment rate was 5 percent in december. volunteers will soon be canvassing communities across the midlands, counting the homeless in order to help them get the funding and support they need. it's an important mission for kershaw county's united way. and a challenge. wis's allie spillyards reports. "wednesday night you might spot crews of volunteers checking abandoned buildings, parks, below bridges... anywhere that homeless people tend to gather." "i know a lot of homeless people, but they're too proud to let people know they're homeless." getting a physical head count of a community's homeless has its challenges, this year -- kershaw county's taking a different approach for this year's hud point in time count. "we don't really find too many people out and about when we try to go out at night, so we're basically trying to stick

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