but the new rule will impact people who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria, or those who have visited any of those countries in the last five years. those briefed on the plan say the aim is to prevent those who have fought for isis or isil from entering the united states. shaina: what about people who have been in those countries for nikole: those folks are exempted, as well as journalists, according to some congressional aides that are familiar with the legislation. elizabeth: nikole killion, live in washington for us. shaina: new stories ahead after 6:30. a close friend of iowa state student emmalee jacobs tells kcci what she wants from the man charged in the hit and run. plus michigan's governor makes , an embarrassing admission to cbs's scott pelley about the water crisis in flint. and find out who will be following super bowl fans' every single move both before and at the game. emmy: potholes are >> the most watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. shaina: it looks like snow can even slow down the commander i

expected to announce a plan for new visa requirements the plan would travelers who are iran, iraq, sudan or syria as well as those who have been to those countries in the last five years. the new rules are europeans who have fought for the islamic state to come here. attorneys for the 'afflunza teen', ethan couch, say he may return to texas in a matter of weeks. couch violated his probation for a drunk driving wreck where four people the "affluenza teen" has been held in a mexican detention facility and is fighting his deportation after he was found with his mother in the city of puerto vallarta last december. michigan governor rick snyder is asking the president, once again, to declare a disaster in flint -- to help fix the city's water crisis. in an interview with cbs' scott pelley, snyder said there is ongoing testing of lead levels in the water. he admitted that flint's contaminated water situation got away from his state agency. snyder released emails that reveal he was aware of complaints about water quality from flint dating as far back as last february. president obama called it "inexplic

either have or may have ties to isis.the new visa requirements are for european travelers who are sudan, or syria, or who have visited any of those countries in the last five years.the department of homeland security will outline how it will phase in the new rule. 3 in other news ...the buffalo bills hire the first full-time female member of an n-f-l coaching staff ...kathryn smith will be the bills' special teams quality control coach.in an announcement posted on the team's website, head coach rex ryan said smith has worked with the team on a part-time basis for seven years.she also worked several jobs for the new york jets including a player personnel assistant, and assistant to the head coach in ryan's final season in new york. 3 time/temp ...a fire takes everything from a well-known radio d-j and his wife.we'll show you how neighbors are lending a hand ...plus ...a small boy with a big wish .. how people all around the world are helping a dream come true before time runs out. next, on good morning hershey' s miniatures. we pour ' em! we pass ' em! we pick ' em! delicious fun for everyone. her

applying to dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or who visited any of those countries in the last five years. the new requirements are designed to make it harder for isis to enter the u.s. and happy birthday. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm sheba russell. thanks so much for watching have a great thursday.. >> jeff: we'll be broadcasting live from the las vegas strip. in hone nor of that stop to vegas we go back in time to when we met a couple of people from "the today show." good morning. as they continue to shoot the movie on the las vegas strip, you are looking at video that was shoot it little bit earlier this morning. >> kim: that was that chase scene we've seen every morning this week. roads expect to be open for us locals around 5:00 this morning. -t it's one of those deals where movie magic can take longer than expected so we'll keep you posted. kendall is going to be in the mix this morning. we'll check in with her for multiple live reports. >> jeff: welcome in on this one year from now we'll have a

the new visa requirements apply to travelers who are dual travelers of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or anyone who has visited those countries in the past five years. the homeland security department is expected to explain how it will phase in the new rules today. the goal is to make it harder for europeans who have fought for isis to get into the united states. >>> and jfk international using new technology to screen passengers arriving this. they started using facial recognition technology this week. the readers match a person's face to their passport and will be used to screen passengers arriving from countries where visas are waived. the technology will also be used to randomly check on returning u.s. citizens. the customs and border commissioners says it will help reduce human error. >>> light snow continues over the eastern plains for us this morning. again the gusty winds as well. that's all part of the back side of this system that moved through overnight. it's gonna be slightly cooler here. we are seeing light snow over the plains. it's not gonna amount to very much. but becaus

applying to dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or who visited any of those countries in the last five years. the new requirements are designed to make it harder for europeans who have fought for isis to enter the u.s. and happy birthday. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm sheba russell. thanks so much for watching

people who have visited iraq, iran, sudan, or syria in the last five years... or are dual- nationals of any of those countries... would be affected the department of will outline specifics... during the announcement. coming up next-- one n-f-l team makes history-- by hiring its first full-time female coach. we'll tell you who got the job. .gorities bust a moonshine scheme. how they were able to catch the facebook advertisement. you're watching fox 35 good day orlando. it's we'll be right back. welcome back-- : give it to me i' m worth it baby i' m worth it m worth it gimme gimme i' m worth it m worth it baby i' m worth it pepper discovers jimmy dean made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good researchers found a new 9th planet on the outer edge of the internet is excitement over "planet 9." it is thought to be about the size of neptune-- which is larger than earth. planet 9 has not actually been spotted yet-- but their f

sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. this also applies to european.. japans nd atraliantravelers who have viithose countries since 2011. congress pa-20- states in all are in a winter weather watch.... for this weekend and tonight... a state of emergency is in effect... maryland and north carolina. abc's... lana zak reports.. the eye of the storm is expected to pass.... right over... the capitol. package: they called washington dc's mega-storm in 2010 snowmageddon. nats this storm could be worse. hogan sot - this is predicted to be the worst storm our state has seen since snowmaggeden maryland governor larry hogan urging residents to have a week's worth of supplies on hand--promising public works will be prepared too. hogan sot - statewide, sha has 2700 pieces of equipment that will be deployed and is ready with 365 thousand tons of salt to battle the storm with up to 2-feet of snow predicted, residents are preparing for the worst-- this store in chesapeake, virginia, forced to limit the amount of snow supplies each custo

applying to dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or who visited any of those countries in theast five years. the new requirements are designed to make it harder for europeans who have fought for isis to enter the u.s. and happy birthday. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm sheba russell. thanks so much for watching "early today." have a great thursday. >>> a virus without a cure that is spreading without a globe may have popped up in the bay area. what we know about the local woman current lee being tested for the zika vierancrus. >>> tonight, the way that you can weigh in on shaping officers use of force. >>> and a gruesome crash scene. the reason police might need the help of a local business to piece together a late-night crash in oakland. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. dry start on your thursday morning. how will we finish?

the new restrictions would apply to travelers who are duel nationals of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria or anyone who has visited any of those countries in the last five years. the goal is to make it harder for europeans who fought for isis to get into the united states. >>> seven minutes after six right now. so far no casualties reported in china this morning after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck a remote region. it was in the northwestern part of the country. search teams are looking through the rubble. they are trying to find any people that might be missing or injured. >>> and a big winter storm barreling towards the east coast right now. you probably have heard about this. drivers in washington, d.c. crashed on icy roads. hours in traffic, and that is just a taste of what's going to come. they are expecting as much as 2 feet of snow in some places over the next couple of days. the weekend storm expected to hit 14 states with dangerous blizzard conditions expected in baltimore and the washington area. >>> even the president couldn't escape the storm. bad weather forced him to take hi

but under these new rules it will impact people who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria where those who have visited those countries in the last five years. the aim is to prevent those who might fight for isis or isil from entering. shaina: what about people who work? nikole: there will be exceptions here including those who may have gone for humanitarian work or who have gone for general reasons according to congressional aides, those folks will be accepted. shaina: nikole killion live in washington for us, thank you. we have new stories ahead. a close friend of iowa state emmalee jacobs tells kcci what she wants from the man charged in a hit-and-run. michigan's governor takes an embarrassing addition to scott pelley about the water crisis in flint. who will be following super bowl fans every move. plus. emmy: potholes are back, why y in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they ar

but the new rule will impact iran, iraq, sudan, or syria or those who have visited any of those countries in the last five years. and senate democrats have blocked a house bill that would have banned syrian and iraqi refugees from coming into the united states. that is after republicans refused any democratic amendments to the bill. the house legislation would require new fbi background checks and individual sign-offs from high-ranking federal officials before the admittance of any refugee from syria or president obama warned he would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. so, it looks like we will dodge a bullet in terms of the snow. everybody else will get it, and then it moves on out. hayley: i know the skiers are saying, "we wish it was us." others are celebrate. it feet down by washington, d.c. adam: that video -- they cannot even handle it down there. we need to send help i guess. hayley: not for us. adam: still ahead, we' s a naturally occurring radioactive gas. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal to co-author the p

they have broader rules now. european ttavelers in iran, iraq, sudan, or syria rules will be set in place. >>> here you go, this is jamie keaton who lives in illinois. he sticks cans of things to his head. he discovered his ability while at a baseball game. >> i went up to grab the ball. everybody was laughing because my head was stuck to the back of my head. he always carries around at 100- degrees temperature. and it turns him into a big suction cup. >> i'm so confused. >> i don't believe it. >> so if you run a higher temp. >> you've got about 100 today, so let'sssee what happens. >> bring your coke can over. >> okay, that is just bizarre. i want some medical research on this. head. stay tuned. >> reporter: want to take you totals. not a huge amount. within the last 48 hours. steamboat had 7 inches. finally. the north corner of the state. you will see the northeast corner of the wyoming border, we are dealing with the snow a little bit farther south an i'm going to show you on the radar. this is the biggest band right now through wood row, last chance and it is going to move off to the

the new rules would affect europeans who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria...or who have visited any of those countries in the last 5 years. and senate democrats blocked a syrian refugee bill from advancing. the bill is meant to crack down on syrian and iraqi refugees coming to the u-s. the 55 to 43 vote was split down party lines had the bill passed, the president said he would veto it arguing that the u-s will be accepting to those, who are subject to discrimination around the world. but he has said that tougher regulations should be put in place to screen people entering the u-s. and i know that if i was a parent up there, i would be beside myself that my kid's heath could be at risk ." the governor of michigan, has been crisis...protesters saying he should be arrested while others are demanding for his resignation. some stars are helping out with the water issue...a semi-truck carrying tens of thousands of bottles of water arrived at a food bank yesterday morning, thanks to the iconic musician cher. it's a busy year for super star jennifer lopez. she's judging america

the requirements travelers who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria, or who have visited any of those countries in the last five years. the move is designed to make it harder for europeans who have fought for the islamic state group to enter the united states. jenna: your last trip to the pump may have left you pleasantly surprised with the drop in gas prices. the national average of gas has dropped to $1.86 a gallon. that is the lowest its been since 2009, according to aaa. in the sioux city metro, is right around one-70 for regular. folks we talked to, who fill up every couple of days, are very happy with how much they're saving. "i'm always getting gas, so i know when i'm saving some money." says robert taybmore. "i't helps the common person be able to get and do what they need to do with lower gas prices." says katherine stepp. it's hard to say how long the low gas prices will be around. people in siouxland are just enjoying it while tim: the turkey death toll continues to rise in indiana as a new strain of the deadly avian flu hits more poultry farms. so far the outb

now, anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those t-s-a agents confiscated a record number of guns at america's airports last year. the t-s-a says more than 26-hundred guns were found in carry-on luggage-- and more than 82 percent of those weapons were loaded. the guns were found at more than 230 u-s airports during security checks. airports in dallas, atlanta, houston, denver and phoenix saw the most confiscated guns last year. weapons are illegal in carry on bags. they are allowed in checked bags as long as they are unloaded and passengers inform the airline. as calls for michigan's governor to resign grow louder--newly released emails reveal the blame game over his office's handling of the flint water crisis. this-- as the e-p-a administrator for the town steps down. here's abc's elizabeth hur. "ice dropping into glass" from a 65-year-old grandmother.. who uses and in desperate need of more help.. grandma: "getting around is

restrictions.it would keep european travelers out if they're dual citizens of iran -- iraq -- sudan or syria -- or who have visited any of those countries in the last five years.u-s officials say the homeland security department will outline how it will phase in the new rule. this morning a woman has broken barriers in the male- dominated world of football. kathryn smith is now the first full-time female member of an n-f-l coaching staff. staff.the buffalo bills hired smith to be their special teams quality control coach. smith spent last year working as an administrative assistant for the coaching staff.she also spent the previous 12 seasons working for the new york jets. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come, the bad news star wars fans are waking a young girl in virginia is gathering a whole lot of barbies. barbies.not for her personal collection, but for those less fortunate. fortunate.allison mechanic shows us how the she got a little help, from a famous iowan. iowan. 4:16:15 (reading letter)it says what an amazing project you are undertaking good luck from sherry ho

europeans who traveled to iran, iraq, sudan or syria in the visa to travel to america. however, syrian and iraqi refugees fleeing isis won't be put through those extreme measures to resettle in the united states. senate democrats blocked a bill that would require new fbi background checks and signoffs from three high ranking federal officials before a refugee from syria or iraq could come to the united states. some fear isis militants will pretend to be refugees so they can get to america. >>> in the fight against isis easier for the u.s. military to strike terrorist targets in afghanistan. until now the military could only pursue isis if they posed in a specific area. under the new rules isis is now organization allowing u.s. forces to actively pursue as needed. >>> 5:38. almost 10 years since she disappeared and jennifer kesse's parents are trying to bring renewed attention to the case. in a news conference set for tomorrow the parents and orlando detectives will talk the tampa native went missing from orlando. police believe she was abducted after leaving for work in

now, anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 20- 11. when it comes to finding guns.. tsa agents have their hands full at america's airports. the latest numbers show agents found more than 26-hundred guns in carry-on luggage last year. the highest number of confiscations were at airports in dallas.. atlanta.. houston.. denver and phoenix. firearms.. and their components are illegal in carry-on bags.. but they are allowed in checked luggage if they're unloaded.. we're following new developments out of carson city.. where the state attorney general is trying to speed-up a ruling on the new education savings account program. the voucher plan allows parents to receive 5-thousand dollars for their child and put it toward private school tuition. adam laxalt says he's concerned about parents who moved their children to new schools assuming the program would launch in february.. and now they have to decide if they sh

no one with dual citizenship in iran, iraq, sudan or syria can enter the u.s. without applying for a travel visa. it also applies to the european, japanese and australia travelers who have visited those countries since 2011. >> a pair of dogs stolen right out of their home. >> this couple is simply devastated not having their two and say watching the video of the thief apparently make off with their pets is sickening. >> ulga and chrissy have been heart broken since tuesday when they say their two dogs were stolen right out of their somerville home. 4-year-old caesar and 3-year-old cleopatra, both rare black and white pomeranians were snatched while a neighbor was taking care of them. >> i just don't know what you want to do with them, but it's a horrible feeling not knowing where are they. >> reporter: the couple believes the thief broke into this window making a mess and leaving valuable items behind instead taking the dogs and the couple's sentimental rings from russia. to us. >> and the neighbor appears to show the burglar walking down summer street with th

new restrictions.it would keep euroan travelers out if they're dual citizens of iran -- iraq -- sudan or syria -- or who have visited any of those countries in the last fi years.u-s officials say the homeland security departmentntwill outline how it will phase in the new rule. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead..when a teen who fled to mexico, will be back in the united states. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... empty store-fronts have some wondering about the vibrancy of marion's up-town district. the city's main street program says there is a lot of activity happening, despite whats seen on the surface. they're looking for new businesses to move into the vacant spots and they plan to renovate spaces.that includes the alleys where they received a grant to show pupuic art and create a space for the public to enjoy. the city's main street program is hosting a commercial real estate showcase in feburary for anyone interested in moving their business there. iowa senator chuck grassley has now set a newewrececd for most votes in congress w

the new rule involves people who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria, or who have visited any of these countries in the last five years. also today... veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald is set to testify before a senate committee. he's expected to discuss the plan to modernize the department during the hearing. happening today happening today across the region... ohio attorney general mike dewine is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the state's opiate epidemic. he'll meet with law enforcement and public safety officials in columbus. happening today happening today across the tri- state.. newport aquarium is set to unveil plans for a new exhibit. the announcement is set for 10:30... we'll of course bring you the update on air and online at fox19 now dot com. the woman's city club of greater cincinnati is hosting a public forum on how to help children who experience aversity and trauma. it starts at 5:45 at the united way convening center on reading road. rob 2shot more news in just a moment but first we want to check your forecast. kara 2shot frank has a look

administration is creating new rules for european travelers who are dual nationals of iran iraq sudan or syria and for people who have visited those places recently as well. the goal is to keep european isis members out of the u s department of homeland security is still working out the exact details on how the rules work and if anyone is exempt. pope francis is changing catholic church law i have an easter tradition during holy thursday the pope washes the feet of twelve people who represent the twelve apostles vatican rules call for the people to be christian man but last year pope francis included women and non christians in the ceremony. now the vatican has issued a decree saying the right can be performed on any one with no regard to gender or religion. lawmakers in washington state won the legal age for smoking to go up to twenty one more on the proposal and the number of people in favor of emergency declared by virginia north carolina maryland and dc. the warnings com in advance of a major blizzard this weekend and coming up that six police released the name of the man arrested after le

homeland security will look more closely at europeans who also are citizens of iran, iraq, sudan or syria...or who have visited those countries in the past five years. immigrants in arizona get a surprise concert from singer john legend. the appearance meant to draw attention to the struggles of immigrants. legend and another singer performed outside a detention facility, immigrants are held while awaiting deportation. today a british judge will release the long-awaited findings of a public inquiry into the killing of a former russian agent. in 2006, a former k-g-b agent who claimed to know dark kremlin russian men at a london hotel. three weeks later, he died of radioactive poisoning - after making a death bed claim that russian ordered his killing. the kremlin has always denied involvement. this morning, eyes are on wall street. a dramatic drop pushed the stock market to its lowest level in nearly two years yesterday... the dow jones down more than 500 eleven days until the caucuses and everyone's attention is focused on...bernie sanders. as tracie potts tells us, even republicans are s

or have visited iran, iraq, sudan or syria in the last five years. it's meant to make it harder for those who have fought for isis to get into the u-s. ohio's attorney general is calling an emergency meeting this morning... the issue so pressing he says it has to happen today. today.helping out... some kentucky teens went above and beyond... what they decided to do instead of playing video games on their snow day. nfl first... what the first woman to coach in the nfl will be doing. while it's a quiet morning for the tri-state, we are tracking another chance for snow coming for friday. in a nutshell, it looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" nine on your side will be there this morning as ohio's attorney general holds an emergency meeting to discuss how to fight the state's growing drug problem. problem.specifically... opiate addiction.things like heroin and certain prescription drugs

or have visited iran, iraq, sudan or syria in the last five years. it's meant to make it harder for those who have fought for isis to get into the u-s. ohio's attorney general is calling an emergency meeting this morning... the issue so pressing he says it has to happen today. today.helping out... some kentucky teens went above and beyond... what they decided to do instead of playing video woman to coach in the nfl will be doing. while it's a quiet state, we for snow coming for friday. in light side for greater significant snow for northern counties in ohio. for gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 5 on 9 on your side!" nine on your side will be there this morning as ohio's attorney general holds an emergency meeting to discuss how to fight the state's growing drug problem. problem.specifically... opiate addiction.things like heroin and certain prescription drugs. mike dewine says they'll discuss everything from treating overdoses to reporting abuse..we'll have more later today on nine on your side. some kentucky teens didn't just use

countries to travel to the u-s without a visa.now, anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot e eer the u-s without applying for a travel visa.that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 20-11. security will no doubt be tight at super bowl 50.the big game is just weeks away, and the host city is already preparing.roads have been blocked off so workers can build"super bowl city".right now they're working on a stage where several musiciansnsill playayas well as projectcts that will broadcast images and video four teams are still vying for 50, which you can watch right here on cbs 2. 2.on sunday afternoon -- tom brady and peyton manning will meet in what could be the last playoff games between the two hall of fame quarterbacks.the patriots and the broncos kickoff at 2 right here on cbs 2. 2.andndn the late game, the cardinals and the panthers are both on a quest to win their first ever lombardi trophy. watch this on our sister station fox 28, at 5-forty. it's n n on this morning. morning.right now it's degrees in

the new requirements would affect europeans who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria as well as anyone who visited any of those countries in the last five years. the goal is to make it harder for europeans who have fought with the islamic state group to enter the u-s. j-f-k airport in new york city has a new tool to verify people's identity. new facial recognition technology was unveiled on tuesday. here's how it works, the biometric readers match a person's face right to their for now the technology will be used to screen international passengers from countries where visas are waived... and to randomly check on u-s citizens who recently traveled overseas. the goal is to help reduce human error. police officers in new york are on high alert after the department received an anonymous threat. the department isn't taking the threat lightly. the force... 36- thousand strong, is being told to look out for a potential assault aimed directly at them. the threat said a person with a possible connection to isis wanted to shoot an officer. this comes just weeks after an officer was amb

now, anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 20-11. t-s-a agents confiscated a record america's airports last year. 26-hundred guns were found in carry-on 82 percent of those weapons were loaded. the guns were found at more than 230 u-s airports during security checks. airports in dallas, atlanta, houston, denver and phoenix saw the most confiscated guns last year. weapons are illegal in carry on bags. they are allowed in checked bags as long as passengers inform the airline. as calls for michigan's governor to resign grow louder--newly released emails reveal the blame game over his office's handling of the flint water crisis. this-- as the e-p-a administrator for the town steps down. here's abc's elizabeth hur. "ice dropping into glass" from a 65-year-old grandmother.. who uses a walker to get around.. and in desperate need of more help.. grandma: "getting around is just not an option for me." to this 2-yea

pwhite house could announce today pthat anyone coming from iran, piraq sudan or syria could face pstricter visa requirements. p>> this would include duel peuropean iraqi or syrian pnationals or anyone who has pvisited those countries. phowever, anyone who went to pthose countries for government por united nations work will be pexempt. pand bill that would have greatly ptightened screening procedures pon refugees has stalled. plegislation would have required pf.b.i. background check and 3 phigh ranging federal officials pwould have to sign off on each papplicant trying to enter the pu.s. resident obama said legislation pwas untenable. pand went against our country's pvalues. pbut proponents says this was a pway to make sure refugees posed pno harms to americans. pan example of how things are pchanging in our world. pespecially here in florida. pthe coast guard now saying that pcuban migrants are becoming more pviolent and noncom lient when pthey are caught at sea. p>> coast guard speculated that pthis is because of the changing prelationship between the two pcountries. pu.s. and cuba. prumo

program that allowed people from more than 30 countries to travel citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 20-11. now to another case of an uber driver being attacked. this time by a doctor in miami... and the entire confrontation was caught on camera. abc's reena ninan has the story script: papers flying... nats barking and berating "get the in the car" and at times seemingly violent... this morning-- the woman seen here in a confrontation with an uber driver on sunday-- identified as anjali ramkissoon-- a fourth- year neurology resident in miami, florida. nats video - driver: can you call 911 please she's getting violent anjali: yea call 911 when ramkissoon jumped into an uber that wasn't hers? the customer who did order the uber-started recording the encounter ats video - "i'm a 5 foot girl who weighs 100 pounds, getting the following clash ensuing-- ramkissoon kneeing the driver-- he then throwing her down-- nats tossing items

that allowed residents of 38 countriek ttravel to the u-s without a visa.now, with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa.that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited ose countries since 20-11. security will no doubt be tight at super bowl 50.the big game is just weeks away, and the host city is already preparing.roads have een ocked off so workers can build"super bowl city".right now they're working on a stage where several musicians will play, as well as projectors that wl broadcast images and video four teams are still vying for a coveted d spot in supererbowl 50, which you can watch right here on cbs 2. 2.on sunday afternoon -- tom brady and peyton manning will et in what could be the last playoff games between the two hall of ame quarterbabas.the patriots and the broncos kickoff at 2 right here on cbs 2. 2.and in the late game, the cardinals and the panthers are both on a quest to win their first ever lombardrdtrophy. watch this on our sister it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.after the break...the

now, anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without applying for a travel visa. that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 20-11. the t-s-a says last year-- it found more than 26 hundred guns in carry-on luggage. more than 82 weapons were loaded. the guns were found at more than 230 u-s airports during security checks. the airports seeing the most confiscations were in dallas, atlanta, houston, denver and phoenix saw the most confiscated guns last year. weapons are allowed on checked bags as long as they are unloaded and passengers inform the airline. a former oklahoma city poceconvicted of raping four women -- was sentenced. this is a victory not only in the courtroom, but a victory over rape for all women all over the world. " daniel holtzclaw is guilty on 18 charges of sexual assault, including rape... prosecutors say he preyed on women who had trouble with the law -- forcing them into sex... 13 women testified against the former officer holtzclaw's attorney filed a motion for a ne

nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria would face much tougher requirements. >>> bracing for a big onected to slam the east coast this weekend affecting 50 million americans. parts of the country could see up to two feet of snow. >>> the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. a world war ii veteran is receiving long overdue medals for his service. his daughter worked to find the documents proving his time in the army after his records were destroyed in a fire. >>> next the bad, a snowboarder survived an avalanche but he may face criminal charges. >> oh! >> the california resort now accusing the snowboarder of trespassing. he insists there were no signs saying it was off limits. >>> next the ugly. believe it or not, this car was actually on the road in canada. a police officer pulled the 80-year-old maneuver and sent him on his way with a ticket. >>> time now for your brew on the response. a major change could be coming to college applications. a new proposal recommends making the sat optional. more than 80 colleges and universities endorsing the proposal but changes could be a few

the new rules would apply to europeans who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or anyonee last five years. >>> regulators have identified the top threats of fraud that investors are likely to face in 2016. let's chat. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us to explain the findings and to provide some tips for guarding against scams. well, let's start with seniors because i guess they are pretty vulnerable to this, right? >> reporter: yes. criminals have a way to go where the money is. that usually means targeting older americans who are nearing or already in retirement and have a bunch of money saved. but here's an interesting fact. according to the financial industry regulatory authority, fraudsters are also now targeting people of all ages. and they seem to be focused on those who are college educated, have higher incomes and some financial knowledge. maybe they are trying to exploit the fact that we think we know more than we do. they are also looking at those who may have had a recent health or financial change. promises of high returns with little or no r

the requirements are for european travelers who are dual citizens of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or who have visited those countries in the last five years. iraq and syria were targeted specifically because isis has seized territory in those countries while iran and sudan are designated by the u.s. as state sponsored of terrorism. >>> decision 2016, republican candidate marco rubio is trying to gain support in new hampshire this morning. he spoke at a forum called americans for peace, prosperity and security. rubio remains third in the major polls behind donald trump and ted cruz. fellow candidate jeb bush is campaigning in new hampshire today. he took a tour at one of the nation's leading gun manufacturers. bush then held a town hall for that company's employees. >>> he is the young man with the voice of an angel. the teen who dazzled the world when he sang to pope francis in philadelphia has another big performance coming up. i'll talk with bobby hill next. >>> we have a winter storm coming, i'm tracking the arrival of a lot of snow to the area. i'll let you know when it will arrive a

the requirements are aimed at those who are dual citizens of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria.ose who have visited these countries in the last five years. designed to make it harder for europeans who have fought for islamic states to enter the united states. the white house want as countdown on emission from oil and natural gas wells. the plan is gaining momentum thanks to a massive natural gas leak in southern california. the proposal takes aim at lesion from wells on federal and tribal lands. industrial officials call it an unnecessary burden. oregon's governor says enough is enough. the governor is urging authorities to end the occupation of a federal refuge by an armed group. the self--styled ma lishkwla men took over a building there 19 days ago. officials have taken a wait and see approach ever since. a blizzard tomorrow is expected to dump up to two feet of snow on washington. the national weather service says the heavy snow and high winds could create life threatening conditions. forecasters say smaller amounts of snow will fall on new york sit yes and other parts of th

having to get a visa but this new rule will impact those who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria. those briefed on the plan says it is to prevent people from isis to enter -- from entering the u.s.. jason: the stock market is looking to rebound from one of its worst days in two years. michelle: the dow jones down more than 500 points yesterday. the plunge was tied to the drop in oil prices which sank 7%. the price of oil dropped lowest since 2003. the dow down nearly 250 points. jason: local women have a brand-new option for their health care. michelle: what local investigators are calling arsonists at work. jason: plus, burmese pythons. how many find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. or iced macchiato today. >> coming up, the chopper is over the scene of a bad crash on i-4. this is a crash involving a semi-and is locking a left lane just passed saxon boulevard. your

today the obama administration could introduce new visa requirements. traveled to iran, iraq, sudan or syria in the past five years countries to obtain a visa before they are allowed to enter the u.s. europeans generally enjoy visa-free >>> a legal battle over florida senate districts now ending. senate leaders say they will accept a new map approved by a judge last month. in 2012 voting rights groups sued over the existing senate district saying they benefited political parties or incumbents. a trial on the senate maps was scheduled for september but in court filings the senate says it's now settled the case. >>> this morning we're learning about a new proposal to better protect people with concealed carry permits. florida sheriff's association just released the information, they want to better protect people who are law abiding concealed carry permit holders prosecuted if their weapon is accidentally visible. it happened to someone in citrus county in 2009. who had a permit to carry his gun. he was arrested after an officer spotted the gun under his shirt. >> most concealed carry permit ho

may announce new visa requirements for european travelers who are dual citizens of iran, iraq, sudan, or syriader for europeans who have fought for the islamic terror group to enter the united states. >>> immigration advocates are accusing san francisco police of inviting the city's sanctuary policy. that could lead to the deportation of a crime system. pedro figueroa went to the station to recover a car. officers found a failure to appear warrant. his attorney did not know that a judge had ordered him deported for a conviction in texas. immigration agents have arrested figueroa and they are looking at whether he can remain or be deported. >>> police in hayward are trying to figure out how a hungry baby seal ended up in a business park. they think it crossed i-880 looking for food. testifies wearing an i.d. tag with the name pipester. they plan to release him once he's gained more weight. >> looking for food. >>> coming up in the 6:00 hour. one of the big stories today. a horrific crash. a car split in half. a deadly crash in oakland and the street is still closed. we have new information we'r

these are for dual nationals or those who have visited iran, iraq, sudan, or syria the last few years. it's meant to make it harder for those who fought for isis to get into the u.s. corrina. >>> breaking overnight from the live desk days after it was declared ebola free. a new case of ebola just confirmed in sierra leone. its second in less than a week. the two-year epidemic killed more than 11,000 people in west africa. the latest victim is a 38-year- old woman, a relative who helped care for the earlier 12th. after her death. >>> and corrina, looking ahead to a positive change affecting the lives of more than 1 million americans. wal-mart employees across the country are getting raises. the company increasing the hourly pay to $10 an hour will give full-time workers short-term disability and pay time off. all of this is expected to cost say they're fully dedicated to their employees. >>> and a new strategy for macy's. the retailer closing dozens of stores including likes in northeast ohio. some of them will be converted into macy's back stage. that is a discount shop that sells mac

administration could announce new visa requirements for europeans who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria. the new requirements would also apply to travelers who have visited those cupountries in the last five years. the administration is hoping that the new rule makes it harder for europeaea who fought with isis to come into the united stas. >>> the story that continues to trend on the nbc 6 news website and on our app this morning. police found a puppy that was actually stolen from a pet store and thenraded for crack. the tin yorkie was dognapped from a pinellas county store. it's now safe and sound. happy to say that. pricey pup was taken eight days ago. police ararsted the suspect soon after. they say he trade thad yorkie in for crack and cash along the way. on tuesday, someonectually took that dog after they found it to an animal hospital. when the vet scanne the puppy had a microchip in it and discovered that it indeed was that stolen dog. the guy who took it now has a $5,000 bond. >>> officers are staying busy this morning working the scene of an incident at the magic city casino.

may announce new visa requirements today for european travelers dual citizens of iran, iraq, sudan or syriae it harder for europeans who fought for the islamic state terror group to enter the u.s. the homeland security department is expected to outline how it will phase in this new rule. >>> immigration advocates accusing them of violating the city's sanctuary policy. that could lead to the deportation of the crime pigg. pedro figueroa went to the police station last month to report a stolen car. officers discovered a failure to appear warrant filed by immigration and customs enforcement. his attorney said he didn't know a judge ordered him to be deport ford a 2005 dui conviction in texas. >> he never received a hearing notice. a hearing notice we found out was never sent to him. the law is you can't be deported unless you get your day in court. and they can't deport you if you are never told about your day in court. >> immigration agents have arrested figueroa and looked into he could remain in the united states. >>> time now 7:56. our solar system may be bigger than we thought. researcher

administration announces new visa rules for some european travelers, those who are citizens of iran, iraq, sudan, or syriase who have visited those countries in five years. they make it more difficult for europeans to into the united states. quinn -- francine? francine: thank you. it's time for the morning must listen, and i spoke with christine lagarde after our debate on china. we talked about yuan, renminbi, the fed devaluation -- tom: she was forceful. francine: she was saying -- we just have to take a longer-term. there wase time, obviously with the ins in the process for -- her term ends on july 1 of this year, and there have been a lot of countries throwing their support behind her. this is what she said about a second term. me find those countries that have eliminated me -- i very honest, very flattered, said that i was prepared to consider running, but that it was up to the membership. francine: it was a very interesting conversation. she is always so very correct, and i asked about it in the panel. she said i don't really want to talk about the second term, but in our interview she said, if i ha

the requirements are aimed at those were dual citizens of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria or those who haveisited those countries last five years. the rules are designed to make it harder for europeans have fought for islamic state to enter the u.s.. the german finance ministers of the european refugee crisis will cost more than expected. davos, he said nations will need to spend billions to deal with the biggest influx of refugees since before. two the eu is still trying to come up with the $3 billion it promised turkey to help refugees. at least nine people were injured when a 6.4 earthquake hit a remote region of northwest china. the quake caused cracks and 20 homes and other damage. fearful residents ran from their homes into freezing temperatures. nova tallies have been reported so far. the detroit public schools are back in session after massive sickout by teachers closed most of schools. 90% of the classrooms were close wednesday. the school district went to court to force teachers back to work after more than a week of sick outs. global news to four hours per day for the bloomberg f

what they settled on in this bill was this measure if you traveled to iraq, sudan, syria, or iran since the beginning of march in 2011-- that's the date the syrian civil war started-- or if you're a dual national, which means you hold european passport-- visa waiver country-eligible passport but also a passport from that country, citizenship there, you can't come to the u.s. under the reduced expedited procedures. you have to go through the regular screening that involves an in-person interview at an embassy or consulate. >> stewart: how does this affect people like journalists or n.g.o.s or charity workers who are going to countries to try to help people? >> there was always a provision in the bill, in the law, that said the government can choose to waive the restrictions when it's in the interests of law enforcement or national security of the united states. and so, the rule that the administration said they were going to implement this week, they actually cited many of those categories, that if you are a journalist, if are you working for an international n.g.o., or legitimate govern

they would apply to travelers who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan, or syria. the new requirements would also apply for any european travelers who visited any of those countries in the last five years. the new requirements are meant to make it harder for europeans who fought now to decision 20-16 news. a local face will join hillary clinton's campaign this weekend. virginia senator tim kaine will join the democratic presidential candidate in iowa. kaine could be a potential vice presidential pick. the richmond times dispatch reports that clinton's campaign says kaine will talk to people in iowa about what's at stake in the election. he will also talk about why clinton is the candidate to take on republicans. today governor terry mcauliffe plans to be in hampton roads for a major announcement. the governor and the u-s department of housing and urban development secretary will be in norfolk this afternoon to discuss who will get money for disaster recovery. we'll be sure to let you know what he says. happening today, a big deployment in this cold weather. the u-s

announce new visa requirements for european travelers who have duel citizenship from iran, iraq, sudan or syria. your peians that visited the countries over the past five years would be subject to the new vice say rules. homeland security said the change will make it harder for isis to then enter the united states. >>> a sick out by teachers in detroit shut down 91% of that city's schools. the shut down staged by three rival teachers groups meant no classes. the teachers are fed up with crumbling buildings and a 10% pay cut while they pay more for benefits. the collapse of the school system stems from the city's financial crisis. >>> the pharmaceutical executive known for raising the price of a lifesaving cancer drug by 5,000% has been subpoenaed by congress. he has been ordered to appear before a house oversight committee next week looking at developments in the prescription drug market. the hearing comes eight days before his next court date on security fraud charges. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news this morning," runners are gearing up to get a spot on the new york city marathon. what athl

anyone with dual citizenship with iran, iraq, sudan or syria cannot enter the u-s without that also applies to european, japanese and australian travelers who have visited those countries since 2011. the same system that is set to bring a blast of winter weather to much of the east coast brought tornado-like conditions to parts of mississippi. video from just last night shows the damage caused by severe weather across the southern portion of the state. trees came down on houses and streets, blocking first responders from getting to hard hit areas. there were even reports of a tornado touching down in lamar county. forecasters say that area will much calmer today as the weather pattern moves northeast. the time is now 5:--. we are back with another half hour, in just a few minutes. thanks for starting your day with news 10 sunrise. if you're just waking up this hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in