benter. >> sydney is checking things in the eastern part of the state. she joins us live. apparently she's not available but joe webb is available. >> joe webb. >> joe webb, check in with us. where are you now? >> well, i'm at the top of the cut-in-hill, where just like scott dimmich told us, snow inside the 275 loop has pretty much been nonvented. you don't get too far south. and let's look at the pictures we took earlier today around 2:00 in the afternoon. it's been snowing steadily since 10:00. i-75 was well treated. traffic was moving pretty well in the roadway. northbound truckers, truck stop, 75 was snow packed, down to one lane through much of lexington. traffic is slowing down 20 miles an hour. drivers we caught up with, rest stop, richville kentucky, scraped ice down the cars. sigh the roads were a mess until they got 20 miles. i think it's safe to say, here in the heart of the tri-state, we dodge the bullet. and we know the snow event isn't over completely yet. i think it's pretty clear, like tom and tim and erica, scott, to get the least of the storm. i have to tell you, t

the casino market in sydney will look very different. rishaad: that is paul allen for us in sydney.'s have a look at the indices. seoul started an hour later than usual. 1.4%. seeing declines, have a look at what is going on in hong kong. shanghai posting losses of 4%. weaker than expected data when it came to manufacturing. that is what we have. the nikkei. they are coming back on stream. traders and investors are leaving their desks for lunch. down in the25 points.session by 492 the reopen in tokyo is next. ♪ edge." this is "asia escalating tensions in the middle east. weak economic data in china. the shanghai composite leading the way down, oil jumping amid escalating tensions at the heart of opec. saudi arabia cutting ties with the run. china's latest factory reading coming in lower than expected. was 48.2.cturing pmi that is down from 48.6 the month before. the services industry ending last year at the highest in 16 months. mosta shares surging the in more than a year. japanese carmakers may step in and help the embattled airbag maker. postponed their demands for price cuts. ho

. >> sydney benter, went out to see how much progress the road crews made out throughout the day. where are you now? >> hi, cammy, we're not far. from where perry was earlier. and turning to harrison avenue in the green township area. on the way over here, we did go westward northern. the central lanes are very clear. it's outside lanes you have to be concerned about in some areas. we're passing the dip stip in green township. will head on to the residential road. it seems like the highways are just fine and even the secondary roads are okay. if you look at the residential road, you know, some of the plows have been able to get through a main area. if you had your car parked on the side of the road, you may have a little trouble getting for the most part, roads are kind of wet and slushy. drivers, aside from going slow in some areas. seems to be pretty clear by this point and in the afternoon. we will continue to drive around to the residential roads and update you if we will run into some trouble. if you know anyone who runs into roads that are in trouble, tweet me. for now, reporting

celebration of the new year that alren sydney, australia's famous harbor. they packed the harbor to watch a couple minutes fireworks display complete with a musical score. sydney one of the first places to ring in the new year in the entire world. 2016 first arrived in similar and christmas i went. -- arrived in somoa and christmas island. hopefully we have folks watching all my neck and celebrate referring the new year's himself. jim: about six hours to go until midnight. sydney was night, but they don't have -- was nice, but they don't have the las vegas skyline. 80,000 individual fireworks to go off from seven rooftops, from mgm all the way up to the stratosphere. archives of pop music -- all kinds of pop music. it will be capped out with frank sinatra, "luck be a lady." marie: they do a fantastic job every single year. one of the reasons las vegas is considered one of the top destinations for new year's eve parties. 320,000 visitors expected tonight. a lot of them filling in the las vegas strip behind us tonight. the cars are starting to taper off. i st

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this is video from the sydney morning herald . the ferry wharf nearby was searched, but nothing was found. police there say it was precautionary. at this point they're not releasing any additional information. we'll have another updates as soon as we get new information. if you played the powerball, get out your tickets. one of the three winning tickets was bought right here in florida. here's another look at the winning powerball numbers. 8-27-34-4-19-10. as you know, that jackpot is now up over one and a half billion dollars. california lottery was the first to report a winning ticket at a 7-11 in chino hills. this is what the convenience store looked like overnight. a winning ticket was also sold in munford, tennessee, just north of memphis. and the winning ticket in florida could be out of tampa.. lounge wednesday night during the drawing. a tampa group pulled their funds together to buy 73- thousand lottery tickets. so far.. no word on where that ticket was purchased. new this morning, neighbors are relieved after police bust

on sydney harbour for australia day.his year the weather forecast looks good, but on tuesday some won't be celebrating. many aboriginal people think the date is a date to mourn. it marks the anniversary of the landing in 1788 of captain arthur phillips first fleet and the start of the first british colonel colony on the land known as australia. >> there was no collusion between the people who lived here and the british. the british just came in. >> reporter: to those here planning a march on tuesday to mark what they call "invasion day", 1788 began a period of history where some indigenous australians were originally massacred by white settlors, later marginalised. even today aboriginal australians are seriously disadvantaged. >> i don't think that any aboriginal person should be celebrating australia day. everyone should be saying i will not sing the national anthem on this day because i'm an aboriginal person in this country and because this hurts my people. >> reporter: many indigenous people, though, will be taking p

. >> sydney in australia put on the most spectacular of the displays. around one million partygoers crowded on the harbor bridge near the famous opera house. then came tokyo. grading the new year more modestly. hong kong lit up its famous victoria harbour with fireworks shooting off the tops of skyscrapers. the theme this year is love and joy. in beijing, more celebration in the historic for bidden city. revelers in taiwan's capital lit up one of the world's tallest buildings. taipei 101 tower. near the royal palace. phil: while the new year is celebrated across much of the world, a major fire has broken out in a 63 story high-rise hotel and apartment complex in dubai. authorities say 16 people were injured and all of the guest had been evacuated. the fire is 90% under control. earlier, it engulfed nearly the whole building where it houses a luxury hotel. the world's tallest building, tens of thousands of people have gathered for a spectacular fireworks display. security across europe has been heightened in preparation for new year's elevations. authori

started heading east a couple of minutes ago. >> we will check on her and thenned. sydney, find out where you are? >> i'm on north market street and felicity. he did come out 22. it was probably five minutes, that we started to see the snow. it has picked up out here. it's hard to tell how much the accumulation that happened, because there's already snow on the ground. as far as snow is concerned, we're turning into market and quite a difference. we did drive through moscow. the same amount of snow that we're seeing in felicity. it does appear based on what we're seeing on the roads, it is sticking. salted and doing its job in someplaces, where it's melted, certainly. we will continue to drive around the communities in claremont counseledies. and you are probably sitting at home, where is this snow. we're going to keep driving road conditions. for now, live in felicity. local 12 news. >> local 12 news, has continuing from erica and tim. they are tracking the storm and the storm center. is making the snowy >> little or nothing right now. the weather is different no matter wherever yo

the sun coming out in sydney. with a top temperature of 20 degrees. >> french fighter jets pounded an i.s.i.l. communication center in mosul, part of a string of u.s. led air strikes, a curfew has been imposed in tikrit after battles between iraqi forces and i.s.i.l. fighters. let's get up to date with everything going on in iraq. mohammed jamjoom is there for us. >>> what's the latest in tikrit. >> this is another example of how precarious the situation remains in iraq when it comes to security. about four hours ago, a town - there was an attack for i.s.i.l., a suicide bomber detonated his explosives, targetting barracks, as well as pro-government sunni tribal fighters. a tribal commander was killed as well as other fighters in the attack. and fighters fired on the barracks, attacked by suicide bombing. we are told that the clashes are intense. they are still ongoing. many believe that this is an attempt by i.s.i.l. to try to retake downs. they could go into tikrit's once more. this shows how desperate it is to r

much forank you so that, life that of sydney.s space, because the worldwide symposium says output may fall 7% this year, and has its target range at 86 and 93 of oil barrels equivalent. last year's production figures came in at 92.2, the higher and bank of the forecast. australia's largest oil producer said revenue from its new charge can be up more than $1 billion. meanwhile, oz minerals is surging after announcing its latest production figures. check it out. 7% higher. 32,600 pounds of copper in the fourth quarter. the company also said it is considering issuing its full-year dividends in line with policy. australia's finance ministers says the nation's 25th year of growth shows businesses are "doing something right," despite the challenge posed by the slowdown in china. say the challenge now is for australia to remain competitive. in australia, we are an open trading economy. importantlmost an trade relationship. it has been predominantly focused on resources, iron ore and others. what we see is a lot of opportunity to expand

cease to care for other kids who we're neighbor coming fromr families that have problems sydney would take them then t and take t care of them. sydney worked at the behavioral center in twinsburg coworkers and neighbors alike call her a very special woman. there smiling daughter ten -year-old allison and eight -year-oldldth allison homeschooled. a second grader where mom often volunteered. it was heartbreaking. just an awful charges superintendent doctor joe clark says teacher talked with students tuesday given them time to draw our right to work through their emotions the school also brought an extra counselors.te are good kids. last night i met with the staff this morning to talk to them prepare them for the day and tears are flowing. a family that help so many in the community deeply affected by the loss. and northfieldmn fox 8 news. my relatives are asking for privacy during this difficult time the church saying they'll be deeply missed. new at ten a proposed a pit bull ban is shot down shaker heights city council voted 5-2 against the band it was proposed after 71 your grandmothe

moss of thomas more.- sydney watched her alma mater boone county play ryle tonight...kylie anderson was strong for the rbels..-former boone coach nell fookes and thomas more coach jeff hans watching the action....-ryle the better team tonight..watch them with the outlet pass and the score...the raiders beat the rebels62 to 34. the reds continue to have an m-v-p.....most valuable promotion team...they already had opening night to follow up opening day. day.and now they've come up with kids opening day...it's scheduled for sunday april tenth when the reds play the pirates. they say they'll replicate the excitement of opening day "kids style" with special activities planned for children and familities. everyone 14 and under gets a nine on your side is coming that's 9 on your side at 11 challenges and blessings that she faced as the daughter of the legend nat king cole. >> she was natalie king cole, a superstar in her own right. >> natalie cole died on new year's day of heart failure. her sister said that she wanted her epitaph to read the daughter of a king. the mother of a prince, and

now, as for temperatures, it was a very warm day in sydney. the high rose to 38 degrees. however, it is expected to drop to 22 degrees on friday. and stay the same into your saturday. and rainy weather will likely continue. now, melbourne, the high is 41 degrees. down to 25 degrees on thursday. and then even down to the teens on your friday. so, take care of your health. now, across to europe then, a deadly avalanche occurred in the french alps killing at least three people and several others were you'injud. now, more snow is expected and that will raise the potential for avalanches even more, snow on top of snow leads to snow flight and several other inches have been reported in jakarta and central japan. and they'll likely see an additional0 ctimetersf snowfall withithe next 24 hours. that will be about companied by gusty winds as well. across the pacific including tokyo, it will stay dry, temperatures are going to be above normal. that leads for a stormy day on monday. up next, the three-day forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and with that, we conclude this hour's "newsline."

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with the iconic sydney harbour bridge lit up in fireworks. ((dave courvoisier)) > back here at home... we're about six hours away from the stroke of midnight... we already have crews all over town getting ready for the big celebration. ((paula francis)) we have live team coverage tonight with tedd florendo out at red rock... demetria obilor and mauricio marin are both on the las vegas strip... let's start with demetria who is at caesars palace... is it a party atmosphere already?? early revelers out and about. performers have even started to claim their spots on the famous early revelers out and about. performers have even started to claim their spots on the famous las vegas strip..... this is the time where streets will close ahead of tonight's first off will be the i-15 interchanges at spring mountain flamingo and tropicana. metro should begin clearing the strip in the next half hour to 45 minutes. the plan is to clear the strip and have it open by 6:30pm for the hundreds of thousands of reveled who will begin the new year right herein our

sydney? >> all right. thanks, scott. a three-alarm fire causes hundreds of thousands in damage to the over-the-rhine building. they say they found flames coming from the third floor and the roof of the building. it was also spreading into the buildings nearby. the offices of the historic bell computer in one of them. called. they were able to save the surrounding buildings. most of the damage is to the building where the fire started. took crews about two hours to get the fire under control. and now the cause is under >>> local firefighters are hosting a benefit to honor one of their own. patrick walterman died last month when you fell through the floor of a burning home in hamilton. local 12's brad underwood is live from the pub in brookwood commons with a look at how the firefighters are raising some money. hey, brad. >> reporter: well, sydney, the bagpipes just started playing inside the pub here in the brookwood commons. a couple of different events today to not only honor firefighter patrick walter but to raise mone

it will take passengers to honolulu, sydney, bali, and tokyo. >> the jacuzzi looks good to me. >> the cruise ship staff says passengers will represent two dozen nationalities on the voyage. >> san francisco is a great getaway port and with the new facilities, it was a given that we start our world cruise out of the san francisco. >> i wouldn't mind seeing sydney or bali. >> the cruise costs $22,000 per passenger. the ship will have sailed 26,000 nautical miles. >> this is why we're not going, $22,000. but there's some nice cheese on board. >>> one of the top vaguen movie theaters in the world. the new parkway has an eclectic menu -- not electric. the theater provides dinner, drinks, and comfy living room style seating for movie viewers. it's not just vegan. everybody can eat there. >>> raymond chow tellless his side of the story. an exclusive jailhouse interview weeks after his conviction for racketeering and murder. >>> and everybody has been keeping an eye on the east coast buried in snow. the closures still in place this morning after this weekend's paralyzing storm. >>> the mornin

. >> the skies were gray but on the 26th of january last year there were still celebrations on sydneyharbor for australia day. this year the weather forecast looks good. but on tuesday some won't be celebrating. many aborigine people feel the date is a day to mourn. it marks the landing of the first fleet and the start of the first british colony on the land now known as australia. for somag some with aborigine heritag heritage. >> the british just came in. >> for those here planning a march on tuesday to mark on what they call invasion day, 1788 began a period when some indigenous australians were massacred and later marginalized. and even today aboriginals are disadvantaged. >> every single one of our people should be standing up and say i will not sing the national anthem on this day. i'm an aboriginal person in this country, and this hurts my people. >> many indigenous people will be taking part in official australia day events and organizers say they're sensitive to what the day means. >> it is important for us to recognize that australia is a complex state for aboriginal people.

. >> reporter: i'm andrew thomas on sydney harbour ahead of australia day. i will be explaining why some aboriginal australians see no reason to celebrate. for them 26 january marks invasion day. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry says the question of which groups should attend indirect talks between the syrian regime and the opposition will be resolved in a day or two. the summit in geneva has been delayed due to negotiations over exactly who will take part. a member of the syrian opposition and says he is unhappy with the way the lead-up to the talks is being handled. >> translation: there is pressure to give up the legitimate rights of the syrian people. the delegation has been pressured to head the negotiations without i clear agenda. plus improving the humanitarian situation which is nothing to do with politics. we cannot tell the people they delegated us and we gave up our rights and headed to geneva without stopping the air raids or sending aid >>> the director of the center for middle eastern studies at the university of denver. he spoke to us ea

tracy curtis trailer landed in sydney on saturday, flying her plane through 23 countries, with 50 fuelling stops. she was retracing the 1930 flight of pioneer amy johnson. >> you know, that's why you do it. to fly something like this, low level. halfway around the world. seeing all the most iconic land schemes, geology, vegetation. it's the best view in the world, the best adventure in the world. few get to fly it like i did >>> a reminder, you can keep up to date with all the news all the time at the website aljazeera.com. >> sex, violence and disease. it's the seedy underbelly of the united nations effort in haiti. nearly six years after an earthquake rocked the country, i'm ali velshi, welcome to a special edition of "on target," haiti on shaky ground. the united nations can be a blessing and occurs but for latte, the we

sydney's tower in the middle of the city.ajor damage. crashing through houses and cut power. >> kerber stunned serena williams to win the australian open, her first ever tennis granted slam title. 7th seed has become the first german to win a major title since instead of fy graph in 1999. >> serena hoped to win. for her opponent, the match of her life. a sgrand slam final. the nightmare for williams began when she made 23 unforced errors helping kerber take a 6-4 lead. it was the first time the german has nem set off williams in three and a half years. the world number 1 regained 6-3 and forced a final. >> wpdz efforts to equal instead of fy grand slam titles ended when she hit a volley long. a victory in over two hours. stealing one of the biggest songs in history. >>ists working hard and now i am here and i can say i am a grand slam champion. it sounds crazy. >> every time i walk in this room, everyone expects me to win every sing match every sing day of my life. as much as i would like to be a robot, i am not. and i try to

you can expect the rest of the day in a full check on weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >>>, sydney police need your help 22 burglars who attacked and 85-year-old woman, this is a sketch, the suspects locked a woman and her bathroom while they went runner home. neighbors saw her in the crotch and chased them out.>> -- in her garage and chased them out. >> most of us know each other, it was instinct when i saw her i knew something is wrong. and he noticed a hammer in his ear that one of the burglars may have dropped as they ran off, investigators are analyzing its for figure prints. >> police and lambs, trying to find a driver who took off after a crash forced the car into a building. the suv you see in the white car crash into each other saturday night, near us 1 main st., the white car crashed into a building, one person sent to the hospital and police haven't told us their condition. >>> deputies and escambia county in the panhandle are trying to find out how inmates died in jail, the 63-year-old man was found unresponsive by medical staff friday night, earlier that day he was act

. >> i'm andrew thomas outside sydney's cricket ground. i'll be explaining why a new tournament for women marks an important moment in the professionalisation of the women's game >>> smoking an e-cigarette in malaysia could be illegal. several states have banned them because of concerns from health experts and religious leaders. this report now. it's a smoking alternative marketed as a way to give up the habit. e-cigarettes are creating a controversy across malaysia. many ask whether it's a safer way to smoke, and what are the long-term implications of inhaling. this man opened his store five months ago, business is booming. all customers sell off nicotine secrets and vape. >> all the retailers are scared. they don't know what will happen in the future, whether it be banned. some sell the product below market price. it is cheeper to buy, and lasts longer when the small tanks are refilled with a variety of flavours. i'll stop vaping. >> some states are yet to make a decision. they are conducting forums center health officials and the vaping

. >> local 12 sydney bentner listened in on the 911 phone calls much she joins us with that. sydney. >> imagine watching massive semi, cars swerving every which way. drivers and passengers, about 40 vehicles lived through the ordeal yesterday. as cars crunched, tires shrieked. >> looking for the cars. i don't know. >> what kind of car. >> >>> sea of white blanketed the interstate and blinded drivers. it was utter chaos for hours >> we have a major accident on i-69. there's probably five or six tractor trailers and there's still pileup behind it >> jackknife semied, triggered the train reaction crash around 11:00 a.m. >> interstate 74. and two semis jackknifed on either side of me. one went off to the right. one went to the left and one is blocking the interstate >> dispatchers were flooded from calls from drivers. >> there's like six semi trucks and seven cars. >> okay. are you involved? there's just people everywhere. i don't know if anyone is hurt or not. >> some were hurt. more were stunned. six people were treated. life-threatening. one look at the nasty pileup. it's a wonder the

tony seeman says the hawkette girls would do well to keep an eye on jaguar sharpshooter sydney wycoff. >> when sydney wycoff run's to the three point line, defenses run for cover. >> she is a really good shooter. she shot a well this year. >> shooting it well is a understatement. she has -- she is shooting nearly 50%. making her one of the top sharpshooters across the state. she just is not miss. >> the hard work pays off. i am excited that i can be up >> when she can shoot threes in a percentage, the inside out, nation has been good. she is a great kid, we hope she continues. andy: she makes the rim look like you are shooting at a hula hoop. i thought i would offer a real challenge. i want to put her to the real test, taking me on. i am terrible at basketball. i have a secret weapon. let's go. [buzzer] [ding] andy: let's in the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... and star

paul: the casino war in sydney is heating up.icked off back when crown was first awarded its casino license. that was just the second casino license awarded. effectively breaking the monopoly that star had. now star is planning a hotel development. 200 meters high and $500 million worth. it is connected by the ritz-carlton. the market has become more attractive due to the increase in chinese tourism. star has an investment plan time to over the next four years. that timing is no coincidence. a lot of new development happening in this harbor. an interesting few years brewing on the casino scene. haidi: let's hope they can get those highrollers to come in. we dare to ask is the worst over for commodities. ♪ haidi: south korea believes that the north may be preparing a nuclear weapons test. just days after he promised to produce and improve relations with soul. kim also said north korea remains ready for anything. opened theolice have missing persons investigation into the disappearance of a bookstore owner. protests were held on th

a swim north of sydney was canceled because of the perceived risk of an attack.t fact that puts off ron white, at 74, he is not going to stop. >> hundred of people swim here every day. they are there. that's their backyard. >> reporter: some people welcome the increasing number of sharks. they are a sign of a healthy ecosystem in ever-cleaner water, and clean water is something every swimmer loves. >> and that's all of your sport for you. it's now back to you dareen. >> thank you very much. thank you for watching the news hour on al jazeera. felicity barr in just a moment with more news. do stay with us. ♪ >> coming up tonight, we'll have the latest... >> does the government give you refugee status? >> they've marched to the border. >> thousands have taken to the streets here in protest. >> this is where gangs bury their members. >> they're tracking climate change. >> from the time i was 3 years old, music was what i loved above all else. >> grammy winning artist moby talks about his work outside the studio. >> what led me to animal rights activism, is every anim

they had a few storms not far from sydney. bundaberg has 93 mm. it is not the only area of interest. low in the south has been getting showers in melbourne, affecting tennis and the cricket. the rain has been in tasmania and the first tropical cyclone for the season. they're battling fires on some of the oldest forests in the world. you would think given the amount of rain that has fallen east, that might have helped the situation. 138 millimeters in devonport in the last few days which is typical of the area. we've talked about those areas. let us then move slowly north and look at what is coming into port hedland. that is a late starter. because of el nino, a delayed start. this is port hedland in preparation. i think it will be north. it will be the rain that is the worst here >>> japan's central bank has introduced negative interest rates for the first time as it troos to boost the economy. the surprising move means banks will now be charged when they dmoft some of their money with the central bank. this will encourage them to lend to business

this is how folks in sydney rang in 2016. their famous fireworks are always shot off in sydney harbor. /// ((paula francis)) > in japan... new year's eve is the country's biggest holiday. millions left big cities to return to their hometowns to eat bowls of noodles, which symbolize longevity. in tokyo, revelers rang in 2016 by releasing balloons at the ((paula francis)) > and there was a really cool display in taipei taiwan. the fireworks seemingly engulfed one of the city's sky scrappers. /// ((paula francis)) > ringing in the new year usually includes a champagne toast. ((dave courvoisier)) millions of glasses however will be filled with an old drink that's making a comeback. we're talking about orange wine. orange wine - which looks almost amber - gets its color by leaving crushed white grapes in contact with their skin for an extended period. first produced thousands of years ago in eastern europe , orange wine faded as other varieties flourished. but now restaurants nationwide are adding it to their menus: ((seth raphael

the art use. she's in covington, where work just started to transform to the bank of the future. sydney? >> hi, rob. this corner of fifth and madison is really bustling. lots of new life in old buildings and young up. that's why it's time for an investor to pick it up and make it new again. construction is under way to make the gray bus station into a new bank. they will do something very contemporary with it. it's like a bank branch of the future, complete with itms. those are interactive teller machines. there will be a coffee bar and a plug to plug electronics. probably banking on-line. it's a very modern idea. the building's owner is committed to creating the rich history intact. >> they have such strong bones. and when you could add new things, like the bank idea, and a new itm, in a way that banking different. right here in the very busy corner, i think it's awesome. >> this will be the bank's first location in canton county and the first shot at the if it works, they hope to open more banks branches in northern kentucky. live in covington, sydney benter, local 12 news. >> the new

smith that belief is why gordon and her daughter sydney nominated mr. mackey's teacher of the week. >> he has 27 students and he >> how does electricity flow through batteries? to make as part of the e corporation each student like a sydney has a job to learn and do their best. >> get good grades on social studies, science, math and la. >>thank you for watching us. it's not only what takes place in the classroom that makes mr. mackey our teacher of the week. he does what he expects students to view, taken above and beyond. during the flood. he called to check on each student and give them homework. >> he said tell my baby. i love her and she will be just fine. that assures a single parents like me that somebody else cares about your child beside you. they know they can get out there and get what they want in life. i have done my job. >> mary sturgill ms. 19 wltx. >> if you know educator who deserves to be recognized for their hard work like mr. mackey send us an email to teacher of the week at wltx.com. i know mr. mackey from summer camp last summer. th

benter, local 12 news. >> sydney, thanks >> and police the bus driver was turning when the driver hit 73-year-old steven frank and daughter emily. emily frank is said to be in stable condition at the hospital much she's expected to survive. lieutenant bruce, the bus driver, voluntarily gave samples for tests but showed no signs of impairment. they don't believe the driver was driving too fast or driving police are looking at the bus and businesses, to see if they shed light in the incident. 52-year-old, rebecca fisher was in a motorized scooter when the car hit her. she is at last check in intensive care at uc medical center. florence police say she has a leg injury. and there's no word on whether charges are going to be filed. >>> a local father faces charges after being accused of leaving his child in the middle of the road in freezing temperatures. court documents shows, giovanni got into a fight with the child's mother. police say he left the baby in a car seat in the middle of south row. it was only 15 degrees outside. a passerby found the baby and located the mother who was in w

a car crashes right into a gas station in sydney. a car crashes right into a gas station in sydney. and suveillence cameras caught the whole thing. you cna see the car blast right through the front of the store. the car just misses a woman who was walking inside. the crash started a gas leak. store workers helped get the people inside the car out to safety. they were taken to the hospital. police are trying to figure out what caused the accident, and if the driver was drinking. more video is being released from a raid on one of "el chapo's" hideouts. this is video from a raid by the mexican navy in escape from prison. mexico used marines to hope to trap guzman there. this raid they were hot on his trail, as he left several items behind. guzman was recaptured last friday and is now back in the same prison he originally escaped from. history is made in taiwan. voters in that country elected their first female president. her supporters took to the streets and celebrated after her win was announced. she is the leader of the opposition party, and they are in power for the first time in e

. >> check back, road crews will be playing catch-up >> cindy benter, what are you finding, sydney? >> brad and paula. the roads are fairly clear where we're on west fork right now. kind of making our way through mount aries forest, area, heading towards corain. much of what we've seen so far. we left the station probably last 45 minutes, went down hopple street. heading northwest, was pretty snow covered still. some of the outside lanes are snow-covered. we're catching to make your way towards colerain. some of the side streets have not been cleared. if you're seeing some bad roads in your area, feel free to tweet me, and i'll check out some roads near you. we'll let you know how they are. for now, reporting live, sydney >> those are promising pictures. we'll get back to see if there's anything worst. asking to share the pictures at local 12 facebook page. >> local 12 viewers does a great job. a lot of people, with some great pictures. a lot of animal pictures. tim, this is the girls having breakfast. wilson creek in lawrenceburg, indiana. who are the girls? isn't that a great pict

the accident in sydney, australia caught on camera. the car flies into the convenience store just missing her. the collision triggering a gas leak dragging the two car passengers to safety >>> a rescue off sea, the ship two respond hoisting the men hoisting them to helicopter and taking them to the hospital. >>>nd dish for the entire family. >>> i'm belkys nerey. on the next bite, we're going south of the border. next. >>> today we're going south of the border and we're going to make an a mexican enchilada we're goingo need some: we start with a hot pan, olive oil already in there. it's hot. we're going to throw in chopped onion. hear the sizzle. we have minuted garlic an just going to let that do its thing. we've got some frozen corn. we're going to add some cumin, chi powder, little bit of fresh lime juice and fresh chopped cilantro. now let's blend all of this. i turned the heat off. an over here, i've got some quinoa, that i already cooked prior to this i've got a couple of cans of blacked beans right out of the can that i rinsed a

sydney crosby being sydney crosby. he's one of the best in the game. mattall week long the rumor mill has been churning. we are talking about the giants. today big blue hosts the eagles in its final game of the season and what could be tom coughlin's last at the helm. the head coach could be fired we're all going to have to stay tuned. the situation totally different for the jets who last year saw their head coach fired. tomorrow they're going to come face to face with him. they're in buffalo for their clash with rex ryan today. win and the jets are in the post-season for the first time in five years. that's your morning look at sports. we're back with you later again tonight at 5:00 with the latest on both the jets and the giants. we'll see you then. >> lots going on today, right? >> much more ahead on eyewitness news on this sunday morning, including a live look at today's top stories. >>reporter: one person is dead after an overnight fire in the bronx. i'm kristin thorne with details coming up. >> also ahead, we have the latest on the country music

they are also having rate -- routes go to sydney.e watching panasonic at the open in japan for the nikkei news. they reported a nine-month operating profit had risen 5% to $2.5 billion. risingkei says they are with good sales in japan and southeast asia. lower cost and the weekend later broke -- weak yen the arrow. -- play a role. -- newgrow in our union year next week even for hong kong that it has been. following visitor numbers and the relative strength of the local dollar has put retailers under pressure. let's bring in catherine larkin. which retailers are suffering worst? catherine: analyst at tell us the watch and jewelry retailers will be the hardest hit. it is interesting because he walked downtown in hong kong and they are on this retrying to get you to go in. some have already told investors that this year's chinese new year selling says it best season will not be as good. and you're getting here from here -- your first and your first day here. you have been investigating this, which retailers will be hit most? empire watc

understudy to aaron burr and to george washington, who also performs in the ensemble every night, sydney harcourt. [ applause ] and the indispensable man george washington himself, chris jackson. [ applause ] of course i didn't mean to leave out that one other member of the cast is here, the writer, composer and lead actor, alexander hamilton, lin-manuel miranda. lin. [ applause ] earlier this month, having just seen "hamilton" for the third time, "new york times" writer ben brantley wrote, "i shivered the first time i saw 'hamilton.' the second time i grinned throughout, partly with relief that i hadn't overstated it. this time i blush to admit i cried pretty much from beginning to end." when a hardened "new york times" theater critic writes that way about a show, you know we are in the midst of something special. even transformative. but i suspect many of us, including lin miranda himself, care less about the critics reactions than the schools who went to see the show last weekend and met members of the cast afterwards and who are the vanguard of the 20,000 new york city high school st

on this as we had live to sydney, next. ♪ rishaad: you are watching "trending business". rishaad salamat. raisecision to rates was a close call. minutes from the fed december meeting show some members worried about inflation and reaching that 2% target. most were in broad agreement with conditions of liftoff having been met. currency trading in china, the suspension will remain in march as beijing tries to prop up its economy. appeal tohartered reduce the band. the yuan has sunk to a five-you're low on new measures. -- five-year low on new measures. model at thep consumer electronics show in las vegas, battery life a major feature. huawei aiming to replace apple as the second-biggest phone maker -- smartphone maker in two years. leading miners, bhp and rio tinto sliding this morning after a selloff in london. we get to sydney now. quite a few reasons for this selloff, aren't there? >> there are, indeed. we will deal with bhp first. not only are they struggling under the weight of falling crude prices. futures concern over the of china's economy as well and what that means

the house was rocked by an explosion leading authorities to believe jeff and sydney mathers and 12 and 8-year-old died as a consequence of the blast. it became clear the scenario did first the house fire was ruled an arson and now it appears the deaths are due to a murder-suicide. the body was found in the den of the back of the house and body of wife and daughters were found in the dining/office area of the shell of the house. the mother's body on top of the two girls as if she was protecting them from harm. they fell to the ground below and the neighbor tried to rescue them. yelling, is anybody here and going through the house real slow and everything is cracking. you don't know if it will cave in. >> everything but the unthinkable all would die from an apparent murder-suicide in their home. mr. mathers was recently found by the park rangers in the lagoon with a loaded shotgun and taken in for evaluation for admitted depression and that his found here and ended here at their home in northville center. i'm harry boomer, cleveland 19. you, harry. i am in the weather center with jeff to

she landed in sydney on saturday. theshe flew her plane threw 24 countries and 50 fueling stops and following the plight of pioneer amy johnson. >> you fly something like this low level halfway across the according seeing all the landscapes, geography, and very few people get to fly like i did. >> now time for all the sport, and we'll cross over to the guy who has the brightest tie on television. >> let's get go to england where the defending champions arsenal's dream of a third straight title is being tested by sunderland. they haven't lost in this competition, the fa cup in nearly three years. but in this match they're behind the 17th minute when and again one minute before halftime. rick ha-- >> now in for a a replay with an injury. liverpool would go down after nine minutes. three minutes later they were back on level terms just under halftime. >> barcelona wrestling the lead away from atletico madrid. they can go one point clear at the top with a win against granada, and it took lionel messi to put the catalan cl

a swim north of sydney swimmer was killed.none of that puts off this man who has been swimming as a boy. at 74 he is not going to stop >> they're one-off things. a hundred people swim here every day backwards and father. you don't see them. they're there. i mean, that's their backyard. >> reporter: some people welcome the number of sharks. they're a sign of the healthy ecosystem in ever-cleaner water, and clean water is something every swimmer loves >>> members of abba have reunited. they had a string of pop hits. they have ruled out any kind of musical reunion. that's it for the international news hour. in the next hour, supply and demand, where is it all coming from. we look at the source of the oil glut when i'm back with more news in two minutes. [ ♪ ] >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. >> talking about a potentially paralyzing storm. >> in for a blizzard. the steps political leaders along the east coast are taking to prevent disaster. and already dangerous for travel. also... >> we stopped the

sydney has an incredible display over the sydney harbour bridge. celebration being held this year with extra precautions. unprecedented security called for new year's eve. police say they are not aware of a terrorist attack being planned but ask the public to avoid chain stations. 6000 police officers deployed to times square, about 800 more than usual. another million people will gather there. global news 24 hours a day powered by bloomberg journalist in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. this is a special new year's edition of "bloomberg west." investors calling for apple to diversify its product line, but it's mostly white male executives. microsoft will now notify users about government hack attacks and we will continue our conversation with linkedin founder reid hoffman. now to the lead, apple being criticized for not being diverse enough. here's the play-by-play. bloomberg news just learned a recruitment proposal submitted by an investor calling on the company to recruit more people of color to high-profile

and a severe storm hit sydney earlier today. tower in the center of the city gets struck by lightning. the storm took down some trees and did some major damage to homes and buildings. australian media reported 16-thousand homes lost power. several train lines in the city had to be shut down because wiring had to be fixed. the storm also caused several delays at sydney's airport. (weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. saturday: plenty of sunshine. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we are tracking a mix of sun and clouds across the region. with more sunshine in the forecast today, temperatures will warm into the upper-40s. there's a slight chance for a few sprinkles, mainly north of the metro. it will be on the breezy side though with sustained winds at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plent

let's go over to sydney. who is in and who is out?sn't represent -- does it represent the wholesale changing of the guard? >> it is a significance shakeup. the biggest surprise is what is not changing. there is no new financial officer for now. the search for a new cfo is "well-advanced." we have a new chief operating officer, the new head of executive institutional banking. the new group executive ceo for new zealand. a new rule -- a new role as well, the head of digital banking. we have beheaded international -- the head of international institutional banking left last week, joined by his deputy ceo. smith, a former ceo, he is speaking around, isn't he? >> that is right. he is not leaving completely. he is staying on as a consultant. he will be paid handsomely as this as well. he will be spearheading the push into asia. overseas operation consumed 1/3 of capital but returned only 1/5 of its profits. mike smith will stick around as a consultant to cement the relationships that he formed in asia. there is plenty of work to do for the

we are heading to sydney, getting the latest there.his in about two minutes. >> you are watching "trending business." boeing, advancing an order from china for six 777 planes. e model is valued at $20 billion. that will help retain its title as the world's leading commercial plane maker. they delivered 762 jets to clients around the world, 5% bove its target. airlines upgrade their fleets in the face of surging travel demands. >> a 10% cut in this year's operating forecast. this is the operator of that brandt. it saw losses in the u.s. and weak demand in japan and china. operating profit down 17% to the end of november. n the bright side, tennis star kei nishikori has renewed his deal. the deal may be worth $10 million a year. australian shares have lost more than 5% this week amid the market turmoil we have been witnessing. let's go to sydney. paul allen is there. what has been moving the most so far today? it is a bit a turnaround, i think? >> it has been. it has been a very volatile morning. we immediately plunged below 5,000 points

we've got a sydney owen and emma. tell us about it a little bit your energy transfer project. the energy that transfers is chemical energy mechanical energy potential energy and kinetic energy. just like the circle of life. tell us about owing we'll talk sydney doesn't want to talk. you guys going to show us what happens. okay. you hit the chain and it falls. tell us about what happened. what was that like a little fan or something. it goes through chemical in the batteries to mechanical in the motor and it hits the chain giving the chain energy so it can move and it hits it and it falls. it's all energy. kinetic. and now can you list exactly what equals mc squared means. no. i can't either. couple things that they're working on here at the school of innovation willoughby hills. terrific kids here we will have much more and of course another check of the eight day forecast in which the kids are going to help me with. your time right now is 8:51. salad scare. the cdc has linked a listeria outbreak to a plant here in ohio. we'll show you what to look for in your fridge. how low