coming up, find out what's in the proposed budget for one local school system. community condo controversy. not everyone agrees with the plan to transform this home into a community center for a local neighborhood. and the sound of progress will be loud in downtown norfolk today. find out why crews will start tearing down this looking great and stepping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts in the shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargeable. the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. amop\. happening today, a career fair designed to help young people get jobs. the youth career center of hampton roads will host an event tonight. its free for people ages 16 to 24 to get a leg up on jobs and volunteer opportunities. more than 50 companies and agencies will be on hand. just head to pembroke mall in virginia beach between 5

however, the local system is a quite significant pressure. would the prime minister me with me to discuss further what britain can do to enhance healthcare services both for the syrian refugees and the wider church in community? >> i'm happy to meet with my honorable friend to discuss this but it is an extraordinary sight because of the scale of the endeavor underway. i think britain can be proud of what we've done in terms of the direct aid we've given and also the london conference that raised $11 billion. i know he's gotten lost in interest on what we can do to make sure facilities are delivered quickly including using military facilities. i think there may be opportunities for that but we need to make sure the emergency response from ngos and the united nations is as fast as it can be when crises like this happen in the future. >> as the prime minister struggles with certain elements in thi his party over europe doe ever think back on it inspirational prime minister wilson who made similar difficulties but to stood up to the rebels in his

the higher amounts of accumulations towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance highs in the 50s on sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check new information about an alabama police officer, accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man. find out what prosecutors decided about charges. plus, an alleged rape victim's fight for justice takes a sudden turn. 10 on your side talked to her and the suspect outside the courthouse. and talk about the shot of a lifetime. wait until you hear what famous golfer this kid's hole-in-one. new this morning, newport news police are investigating two overnight shootings. we just got off the phone with investigators who say, the first happened around 12:30 this morning on jefferson avene near langley avenue. that's just north of harpersville

the higher will be up towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance highs in the 50s on sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check new information about an alabama police officer, accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man. find out what prosecutors decided about charges. plus, an alleged rape victim's fight for justice takes a sudden turn. 10 on your side talked to outside the courthouse. new this morning, arrests in a brazen gun store smash and grab caught on camera. we learned that information overnight from our affiliate in houston. federal authorities arrested several people in the case, but believe more on still on the loose. take a look at the unbelievable video of about 10 people breaking into the store tuesday. you can see them wrap a chain around th

the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s on for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check new this morning, newport news police are investigating two shootings. investigators say it happened around 12:30 last night on jefferson avene at langley avenue. that's just north of harpersville road. police say someone shot the man in the chest. he should be okay. a few minutes later, another gunshot victim walked into riverside regional medical center. police say he was shot several times in the chest and stomach. he's in critical condition this morning. police say the two shootings are related. call the crime line if you have any information. later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition cre

the higher will be up towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday temps next week. stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton quiz warning. why those fun little q-and-a surveys on social media might actually be ways crooks are trying to get to our personal information. we'll show you how to protect yourself. and google says more people are searching for now to a follow-up about tuesday's crash in virginia beach involving an e- m-s vehicle that killed a woman. police say the man driving was an experienced brigade chief named jeffrey brennaman. city officials say he was on-duty at the time, but he was not heading to an emergency. the wreck happened on lynnhaven parkway. 88-year-old doris baxter died. this morning, brennaman is on administrative duty while officers investigate. doctor ben carson has made his decision in the retired neurosurgeon has effectively ended his campaign

coming up, find out what's in the proposed budget for one local school system. community condo controversy. not everyone agrees with the plan to transform this home into a community center for a local neighborhood. and the sound of progress will be loud in downtown norfolk today. find out why crews will

the ground. you can see also, though, we have plenty of moisture behind immaterial so we're not done with the system. the local -- behind it. so we're not done with the system. the local take several hours. we see that light rain. into tomorrow, it's kind of a raw and rainy day. it's that bad combination of chilly temperatures, windy conditions that make it feel colder. then, of course, we have the rain itself. so it's damp out there. not a great day. tuesday, still some lingering rain, especially early in the day. but temperatures rebound pretty nicely. tonight's lows are in the 40s. take a look at your planner. i mean, we're hitting that high temperature around noon. but that 34 feels like 36. the good news is we rebound nicely for st. patrick's day. and here's a look at your seven- day forecast. we rebound for tuesday. cindy? >> thanks very much, elise! >>> remember you can get weather updates by downloading the cbs2 weather app. and send us your weather pictures and video. it's free and available in the itunes story. >>> all right, march madness! of the big dance? plus, steve overmyer sits down with the he

in germany even between the states system and the local system information sharing is difficult.ave 60 different polices at the local level. belgium of course we all know has three different layers, region and local and even in brussels 19 different police departments which is now reformed. even their information sharing is difficult. on one hand, yes, security agencies and intelligence agencies weary of sharing information they think might then end up in the wrong hands as a question of trust and history of cooperation and have you structural problems with too many layers within states and then between states. >> you study this. you help student study. the best way to move forward when it comes to security, with when it comes to information sharing, what would be an answer? >> i think on the one hand it is easy and most difficult. the easy answer is for all these problems and questions we're facing right now in europe and i'm not saying this naively, you need more in europe and not less. they don't have many european-minded leaders that are daring enough to also push the populat

police say the money collected will go to the local school system. >> john: lgbt activists are fighting hard to keep the new non-discrimination ordinance. members of equality nc spoke outside the general assembly in raleigh yesterday, urging lawmakers to allow the ordinance to stay on the books. it gives people in the lgbt community additional protections from discrimination, including which bathroom they use. there are plenty of people who strongly against the idea. >> i'm tired of being denied rest room use. i'm tired of being told i can't use the female dressing room. i, for one, am sick of getting it is time for a change. >> allowing men in womens bathrooms or locker rooms or changing rooms puts women and children in grave danger. >> state lawmakers threatened to call a special session to reverse the ordinance. the governor says it costs too much money, the state house would need a three-fifths majority of members to agree to a special session. >> john: we're just getting started here at 5:00 a.m. scary moments at a high school pep rally, what led to a fire that seriously hurt a per

however, the local system is a quite significant pressure. would the prime minister me with me to discuss further what britain can do to enhance healthcare services both for the syrian refugees and the wider church in community? >> i'm happy to meet with my honorable friend to discuss this but it is an extraordinary sight because of the scale of the endeavor underway. i think britain can be proud of what we've done in terms of the direct aid we've given and also the london conference that raised $11 billion. i know he's gotten lost in interest on what we can do to make sure facilities are delivered quickly including using military facilities. i think there may be opportunities for that but we need to make sure the emergency response from ngos and the united nations is as fast as it can be when crises like this happen in the future. >> as the prime minister struggles with certain elements in thi his party over europe doe ever think back on it inspirational prime minister wilson who made similar difficulties but to stood up to the rebels in his

idea being pitched by state senator, loni hancock, use the states high- speed rail money for the local systems as well. >> we need to take a hard look at that now, as they say, never let a good crisis go to waste. this is a big crisis. >>reporter:it is not going to waste, all sides are using it to pitch their idea, and their fight. bart is going to be using it as a backdrop to ask for more money to repair and keep the system going, glazier and company are going to pointed out as a, c, now they are asking for more money when it's not running. in north concord, kpix 5. back to you >>> time i be running out to stop coal strain -- coal trains -- kpix 5's kristin ayres has been following the story for month. the latest hurdle is all coming down to politics >>reporter:tonight, a bill is on the governor of utah's desk that could go a long way toward financing a coal export terminal in west oakland. environmentalists and lawmakers who oppose the plan are running out of options. senator loni hancock says the clock is ticking >> a bulk coal depot goes against everything the state of california has worke

the money will go to the local school system. >>> investigators now say an electrical issue caused a fire that ripped through a gas station in uptown charlotte. the fire happened february 26th at the circle k on north graham, caused $800,000 in damage. >>> a renewed push to keep donald trump from becoming the republican presidential nominee. who party leaders want to see as 4:39, 21 minutes before 5:00. >> 18 minutes before 5:00. wbtv is always on your side bringing you the latest headlines and breaking news from around the world. our kristen miranda is in the alert center dedicated to finding those stories throughout the show this morning and will have those stories before you head out the door. we'll check in with her in a few minutes. >>> in campaign 2016, a close race in the democratic missouri primary is going to hillary clinton. bernie sanders conceding the race yesterday. they were separated by 1500 votes. sanders announcement means clinton swept all five states that voted in tuesday's >>> a man accused of purposefully crashing in a donald trump campaign sign then posting the v

the money collected will go to the local school system. if you or someone you know has a gambling addiction you can get help at... >> a wanted fugitive from new york state is in the mecklenberg federal marshalls located and arrested ramon fraser yesterday in charlotte on pfiefer avenueful he was wanted object weapons charges in new york. fraser awaiting extradition. >> and the luck of the irish we are enjoying a gorgeous sunny day with warm temperatures but i understand there is a change coming. >> it is march. cooler air is creeping into the carolinas along with perhaps weekend rain. chief meterologist, eric thomas tracking it all in the first alert weather center. >> and i want to point out i am wearing green even though we stand in front of a green wall. here we go. on the bigger map, you mentioned the cooler air and rain in your future. weekend. it is gathering steam over the gulf coast. your hd towercam that rain not a factor for the evening if you are stepping out could it be 76 and the dew point at 26. here it is mid-70s in the piedm

the higher amounts of accumulations will be up towards richmond with 2-4 expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. winds will gust up to 40mph near the shore. the system will move so fast that tidal be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s isolated shower possible. nice warmer temps will be coming in for most of next week. stay tuned for up next on midday - today marks 25 years since a police beating rocked our country. ahead we'll explain what happened after the rodney king beating. plus - the great escape. find out what led to this police horse many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident'

police say the money collected will go to the local school system. >>_[ investigate resear#rs ) started a fire inside_ this east charlotte restaurant. this was at the restaurant this morning. firefighterst( were forced toxdxd close the road fo2(i several hours. nobody was hurt.f* new informa =x on a fire that ripped through a gas_ stairs, fire investigators say it was an accident. this is at the circle k. it caught fire three weeks ago middle of the day. the fire did $800,000 in damage. >> incredible damage in texas after golf ball size hail smashedlp windshields and piled up on roads in fort worth. piles of hail slowed traffict( and damaged cars.xd >> i was sitting in my car, and boom that happened. >> whenxd i came out this morning it was covered andt( the only thing i saw was the golf ball >> neighbors spent the dayr raking hail stones and clearing outf* downi tree branches n. one clear the piles of hail away from street drains.r no severe weather for us but theret rain in our forecast. >> and significantly cooler temperatures. eric thomas is live at the weather center. >> molly good

. >> after the terror attacks local transit systems are boosting security, couldn't hopkins should have more security for officers and canines on patrol at the drop of ticketing and baggage claim also more caninesla airport officials remind passengers to see something say something. >> as result of this has been a officers in the public areas in the ticketing and baggage claim levels in the tsa has employed a number of strategies to minimize risks . >> said increased security saw some officersit outside . it also saw some dogs . party increasing police visibility you can do that allows you to leave anonymous tips, recapp, at least there for people were killed, the suicide bombingse at the airport and metro station, two bombers are dead are looking for a third suspect who could have acted as a guide, keep it here for continuing coverage of the it has the world you can get updates and fox 8.com.rl >> kalashnikovs exited the runway goes to prison sentence nicholas canty to 15 year prison after convicted on charges of aggravated vehicular homicide he drove his car through the intersection o

more than 44 officers from police say the money will go to the local school system. >> john: opponents of the non-discrimination ordinance will speak. the news conference will be held pushing for governor pat mccrory and north carolina general assembly to hold a special session to stop the ordinance before it takes effect april 1st. >>> the ordinance has been at the center of controversy since it was passed by charlotte city council. supporter fos outside the generals spoke out yesterday.they said it gives people in the lgbt community protections from discrimination. opponents say a safety issue to allow transgender people to use the bathroom with which they identify. >> i, for one, am tired of being denied rest room use. i, for one, am tired of being i, for one, am sick of getting my food spit in. it is time for a change. >> allowing men in womens bathrooms or locker rooms or changing rooms puts women and children in grave danger. >> governor pat mccrory says lawmakers should take care of it at the end of april, a special session costs too much money. >> christine: north carolina cole

living in fear of this brutal rain of the cartels, from the local judicial system and police. everyone from local tortilla makers, and beheading anyone kidnapped or got in the way. >> many of the people in the vigilante groups are ordinary citizens, what drives them. they rose up to provide safety and security for the families and communities. they were doctors, farmers, you know, store keepers. these are not trained soldiers, this is a citizen revolution. when i started i thought it was a story of good versus evil. every day systems rising up against the evil cartel. over time i realized that the lines were so much blurred. and this was fascinating me. bit the end of the film i didn't know if i was with the good or the bad guys. >> how did you secure amazing access. >> when i approached by subjects i told them i had no agenda or goal in mind. i wanted to follow the story, developing deep relationships with my subjects. that allowed me to get into these really, you know, sensitive and precarious situations. >> in is death-defying work. you are caught in the middle of a shoot ou

. >>> the fbi continues its investigation of the hacking in a local hospital system. >>> breaking news in the district. an arrest made in a homicide in the headlines. a teenage boy gunned down on the platform of a metro station on the orange line. stephanie gailhard joins us from police headquarters. >>> police say maurice bellamy gunned down davonte washington who was only 15 years old at the deanwood metro station three days ago. here's what we know about the suspect . he's 17 years old from southeast dc and police arrested him yesterday afternoon in southwest dc. he will be charged as an adult with second-degree murder while armed. davonte washington's family is believed the police made an arrest. he was wihi and all heading to a barbershop to get their hair cut for easter when davonte washington was murdered on the platform while his family watched. his two young sisters there as well. police say metro transit police surveillance cameras helped nab maurice bellamy. they do not believe that washington and maurice bellamy knew each other. >> the loss of a 15-year-old under any circum

side investigation tips as we find more problems with the program designed to give veterans faster care. why local doctor's offices says the system is not working. >> and we are asking if lawmakers in raleigh should be able to challenge an ordinance in charlotte? we have both sides of the argument. >> first, terror in brussels, team cover ramp on an attack that killed dozens of people and hurt hundreds more. >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> isis is claiming responsibility for the attacks in brussels. welcome to wbtv i'm in for paul cameron. >> and here is the latest on the the attacks happened at an airport in belgium. at least 36 people are dead. nearly 200 more are are recovering from injuries. investigators are still trying to find one man who they call a suspect in the attack. we have team coverage for you. let's start with wbtv's alex giles. he is in the alert center with wrand new information on the attack came into the newsroom. what is that? >> we continue to follow the updates. investigators are seeking amateur video which we have seen clips of that can help them assist in finding the peopl

the city just agreed to overhaul the entire department and its local court system. part of the latest efforts to move forward a year and-a-half after unarmed teen michael brown was shot to death by a police officer. brown's death sparked the black lives matter movement. and plunged that city into months of upheaval. last night's unanimous vote approves a u.s. justice department plan to restructure the ferguson police department. the doj's civil rights division says this is "an important step toward guaranteeing all citizens protections from our constitution." >>> washington, dc's entire subway system is shut down. it's the first ever move meant to keep passengers safe. metro officials say they are going to spend the day checking for faulty cables after a series of electrical fires on the tracks. the most recent one happened monday and caused massive delays. especially along the coast but even some inland sections have to deal with that as well. as we check the bus stop forecast for those of us still in school. temperatures about 70 degrees at sunrise, which is 7:38.

. >>> the justice department is issuing new guidelines to state and local court systems among the changes is this one: judges must consider alternatives to jail for poor defendants who do not pay their fines or cannot pay their fines. were created after the doj's report on ferguson police department and the court system found that city routinely issued arrest warrants for failures to pay fines. >>> if you're down with a case of march madness you are not alone. the ncaa tournament could cost u.s. companies billions in lost productivity this month. the action kicks off thursday with millions of fans expected to call off sick but employees who go to work may cost companies the most say thing. ohio has three teams in tournament. >>> up next a cross country trip turns chaotic, what caused this train to tip over on the tracks. >>> here's jason tracking weather. >> yeah, we're well too the 60s, this is more almost early may. i'll let you know how long it when senior povertyt republicans and some democratsp for cutting cost-of-living we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social sec

the ability to talk to you, young man, you can make a different decision today. that has to come back to our local law enforcement communities and in the prison systems and homes ofur youth, today. that will change the trajectory. >> armstrong: we are going to take a break and we'll have more in the final segment. i am armstrong williams. we'll be back with some final thoughts. >> armstrong: your final thought? >> we just have a chance to say what is the message to tell young people? i would like to give a message to the people in the prison in the united states. you are not forgotten. there is a lot of rhetoric going on at the national level. voice that matters is yours. i am convinced that politics is always five years behind culture. i am convinc far more forward thinking than politics. i have given up the political trying to change the politics and try to garner the support of the 65 million people, their families, people like my colleagues who say they believe in second chances. i encourage you to join me, your voice can be heard. join me at the second prison project. i guarantee you, we can change a nation. >> armstrong: scott? >> i think it is changing. yo

the hospital. life at palmer park, paul wagner, fox5 local news. > the entire metro rail system, back to that story shuttingry, down in the middle of the workweek. crews will be permanenting emergency safety checks duringhk that time. what you need to know for your commute.co fox5 has more after the break. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. the count down is on as we are a week away for peak bloom of the cherry blossoms. the original date march 3 # and april 3.pril but the unseasonably warmunse weather moved it up to march 23. peak bloom is when 70 percent of the trees around the tidal basin are in bloom. and it could happen any day now. folks at the national usherette up are anxiously anticipating the birth of two egg lets. you are looking

the dodd-frank law? >> what do you think of it? >> are miners across this region affected by the system of traceability and by the dodd-frank law? >> jean ngerageze is the president of a local mining cooperative. >> we asked jean how miners here were able to make a living before the site was certified. >> did you have the same system six months ago? >> nyabibwe is the mine that was held up as a model by western companies. >> so before this mine was certified, minerals would be brought there and tagged as if they were part of nyabibwe's production? >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >> we're in bukavu, the capital of south kivu to meet with abbas kayonga. abbas heads the the anti-fraud division of the ministry of mines here. when we told him we'd heard minerals had been tagged and sold illegally in nyabibwe, he said the site is currently under investigation. >> what can you tell us about incidents of fraud in numbi and nyabibwe? >> so you're saying the amount that's produced in n

at the moment storm scan3 #, devoid of any storm systems here at the local level for sure. >> moving into west virginia eventually arrives hire like we mentioned later tonight. stick with me, i will give awe timetable in a second. winter weather advisory take effect 10:00 for all of the counties in the purple. don't need the criteria for advisory further north, but everyone will get in on snow mid 30's, at best, topping off low four's around the region as whole. but that said, that is already below average. so, that's what's going to set us up to see the white stuff move in later tonight. and let me just quickly give you the timetable, we expect the snow to generally begin, sometime, around the window of 10:00 right when the winter weather advisory takes effect, and it lingers though guys, through the morning rush, and heading toward the early afternoon tapering off, that do lead to tricky travel for sure. coming up, through the course of the show here today i'll give you sense of how much is actually going to fall, what casino of impact it may have on that morning drive, and also, w

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by this time tomorrow night it looks like more snow could push across the area from this storm system. "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. >> and we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin the 11 in fairfax country virginia where two people died of heroin overdoses since yesterday and one of them a 17-ye student with her entire life ahead of her. >> fox5 tish atisha lewis joins us live. >> 17-year-old alexia springe springer's death comes as heartbreaking reminder of impact this drug is having across our communities. police confirmed that springer died from complications caused by heroin use. now it's all-too-familiar tragedy that is becoming more prevalent day by day. we sat down and spoke with dr. dr. joseph mc cue ski who says teens are using more heroin nowadays because it's cheaper and more accessible than it was a decade ago. . >> before we were not that worried about. it let me it will you why. because it was not happening here it was happening there. to them. now, our kids, in our schools, and we cannot say it's them. so i think what's happening

security mees security says beefed up measures have been rolled out at the transit systems in the country and federal, state and local authorities. at the belgium embassy, wusa9. >>> for the search in the man scene is world wide so we want you to look. >> a little blurry and two men dressed in black and wearing single gloves. experts say those gloves may have disguised detonation devices. th probably had bombs in their suitcases authorities say. police are appealing to everyone to help find this is is suspect dressed in a white shirt and jacket and wearing a dark hat. the guy on the right and the guys pushing luggage carts. >> one living in brussels and traveling with her daughter to visit her mother in new york. one of the girls was hurt but the children in the care of their father at the airport to say goodbye. >> more numbers about the people hurt are expected in the morning. three american mormon missionaries among them. the three were seriously injured. one man has had brushes with terrorism before. in 2013 a block away from one of the explosions at the boston marathon and last november he was at his home missio

the local workings. but how about ensuring ownership and systems -- inaudible] gayle: everybody wants to untie aid. ok. rt of local ownership is country ownership. one of the things we've seen around the world is that when a country takes ownership but the leadership, whether it's at the uppermost levels or the local level is willing to put a few things into the mix, political capital, a commitment to transparency and fairness, that we get gains that last for a very, very long time. so that is -- i think that's one of the most important ingredients for long-term success. so that's key. user friendly systems, we are always trying to be more user friendly. i will say that over the years, there's been a lot of layering of new systems and new ideas and new procedures and i will not put this on the career men and women of usaid as much as i'd put it on the rotating leadership, new teams come in, we've all got brilliant ideas, and so i think, you know, it's a constant struggle and constant pursuit of the agency to try to figure out how we can manage our systems in such a way we're able to satisfy the congress

the teamwork involved local, state and federal law enforcers. the technology was a ballistics system in maryland. the tenacity was the relentless work of one very determined detective. january, 2015. shots are fired into queen city square on four separate occasions, sending fear into downtown workers. detective robin upchurch is assigned to the case. case. "i worked on this case for a solid silx months interviewing anyone that could possibly be related." related." the tower is home to thousands of employees of american financial group and western southern financial group. group. "we looked at both companies. we looked at people that might not be happy with both companies or employees." employees." a ford focus caught in this security camera provided some clues. shell casings and evidence, but didn't lead to a suspect. the break came in may when a rayshawn herald opened fire at people and vehicles in mount auburn. when arrested, herald was carrying a nine millimeter gun that was tested on a ballistics system called "nibin." the weapon matched the evidence from queen city square and he

the more local populations come under this pressure. people won't be happy going into lockdown mode every few months because the system can't get its act together. >> ryan, it also strikes me interesting that france, for example, which has had multiple terror threats before friday the 13th of november in 2015, france has dealt with terrorism a number of times. and i want your take on it as somebody who lives in belgium. it almost seemed when brussels was under lockdown, that they were reeling from what had happened in france, whereas france pretty much oeched up, although the country was under a state of emergency, paris was not under lockdown. paris was continuing as usual. pride for the french people that they were going to continue to go to work and use the metro system. whereas in brussels we saw a very different reaction. we saw a city under full lockdown where things were not moving. and i wonder if that is because, as you point out, i'm focusing on the point that you just made, not that authorities have their head in the sand. they just don't know how to deal with this terror threat. >> yeah, i think it really came across the so

the mountains here. again locally. this system moves off to the coast, and by the way, going to keep an eye on this system as it moves up. if it stays more onshore, could cause issues all up and down the seaboard here, and that could affect travel into the weekend. if you're thinking about heading out of town, keep that in mind, continue to track with us as this weather changes, and track another cold front pushing in out of canada across the northern states as well. not much of that is going to affect us. little chance of some rain early sunday morning, right now our chances to see precipitation, very, very low, 10-20% chance across thehe area. tonight, freezing temperatures, 20s in the mountains, 30s down to the south. few spots above freezing in the overnight, and tomorrow chillier than it was today. degrees across the area. lot of 50s but 30s and 40s up north. and check out this extended forecast there. we go. 70% chance of rain tomorrow night. that's down to 30% early friday, but friday afternoon, that clears out, leaves us g

the mountains here. again locally. this system moves off to the coast, and by the way, going to keep an eye on this system as it moves up. if it stays more onshore, could cause issues all up and down the seaboard here, and that could affect travel into the weekend. if you're thinking about heading out of town, keep that in mind, continue to track with us as this weather changes, and track another cold front pushing in out of canada across the northern states as well. not much of that is going to affect us. little chance of some rain early sunday morning, right now our chances to see precipitation, very, very low, 10-20% chance across the area. tonight, freezing temperatures, 20s in the mountains, 30s down to the south. few spots above freezing in the overnight, and tomorrow chillier than it was today. degrees across the area. lot of 50s but 30s and 40s up r. and check out this extended forecast there. we go. e of rain tomorrow night. that's down to 30% early friday, but friday afternoon, that clears out, leaves us good into the we

are coming from other countries and you don't have arabic speaking countries, you have a system problem. the local mayor, i fully accept as a resident and neutral journalist of the situation, she can't possibly root those terrorists out of their homes. when you are knowing there are 95 trained radicals in your neighborhood and you are from the same party as the national prime minister but you haven't about it, it comes across as rather weak government. i think the more these incidents continue to happen, the less belgians themselves will is enthat response from their local officials. i don't know if that will force individuals to leave their positions and force different sets of rules. obviously, the pressure will increase the more they come under the pressure. people won't be happy going into lockdown mode every few months because the system can't get its act together. >> france has dealt with terrorism a number of times. i want your team on it. was under a lockdown, they were reeling. france opened up. paris was not under lockdown. paris was continuing as usual. that was a point of pride for the

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san jose has the most outstanding fines of any local library system in the bay area. oakland libraries have roughly 3 million in outstanding fines. san francisco reports $4.6 million in unpaid fines. we will be right back. a western lowland rilla tre recently gave birth. >>> well, it's a girl for the denver zoo. a gorilla gave birth, a baby girl, named. zookeepers say both mother and baby are inseparable. the first birth of the critically endangered in years and the fifth in zoo history. it's going to be rain but let's check. >> we're going to have rain, as we go into the next several days. we're starting out with light rain be, moving from the north bay into san francisco. you'll see that in oakland soon. and continues to weaken, falling apart. and we may have a couple of sprinkles if parts of the south bay but we'll be watched that over the next several hours and stronger storms expected as we go into the day tomorrow and on thursday. so we're going to keep it up. >> thanks. thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00. of course, get the latest information nbcbayar

is out to the western area of low pressure spinning appear a good stop the maps and show you was quiet here locally we do the system that we're going to watch as it continues to work off to the east northeast. it'll drag this cold front through our area late tonight early tomorrow will see a wind shift so we get into that with our future cast but again for our region today lots and lots of sunshine does fantastic beers at southeast boise with our wind streams that's going to continue this afternoon then evening. you see the chances for showers building before sunrise tomorrow and i'd say anytime after three thirty four clock shower going to become scattered and more widespread across the area by seven thirty eight o'clock still what weather but by nine most of the area should be clearing out showers linger a little bit later down to the south eastern north carolina the outer banks but that'll move out during the afternoon tomorrow cooler conditions settle in with clearing skies thursday looks pretty good but friday some more moisture. another system coming through and you can see the wet weather potentially some sn

put all the lights on snow just yet lingering showers will come to an end quality local ground fault otherwise quiet 50 degrees overnight lownd morning clouds may be a local sports as the system pulls awayb we will be in this zone for tomorrow a lot of clouds to startis we will see some breaks hopefully you can see it later than sooner eventually this cold front will come through and it's a part of the general called on a general cool down the first cooldownwnar will be very modest but as we go deeper and deeper into the week you see the atmosphere getting colder and coldertoe we go from 50s on thursdays to 40s on friday saturday and sunday notice we go low 40sfr and so the rain could easily mix and with some done with the snow just yet but it looks hopeuno it's just in the air we will fine tune and tweak is warm enough at least it will melt quickly still to come a near disaster on the track by tonight we are getting a lookon at the heart stopping collision from a different perspective fox fight one man's battle to wear a hat in the of the drivers >> it is the shocking video captured by a fox apo or a train obliterates a bancroft on the tracks and brook park no one was hurt h

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the system has been in place 45 years. >> we have not kept up in terms of modernizing the system, addressing it's infrastructure needs and the system is unravelling. >> we need to replace it. >> the directors and local souper visors say a bond needs to pass in november. individual counties would still need to pony up money. >> having a spotlight on us now is a good thing. >> bart says the problem may have nothing to do with age. bart is taking train wristers to fix cars over the next couple weeks. the part takes 22 weeks owe order. >> uber says it's seen a 28% increase in ride demands and expanding it's carpool service to more areas to counties that are impacted most. this service is only available weekday mornings and evenings. there are plenty of frustrated riders looking for other options. writing what normally takes five minutes between stations on trains took 20 minutes on the bus. and perry tweets we need michael finney to help commuters. you can join the conversation by posting on social media with #dear bart. >>> another commute issue starts on monday. the pauper avenue bridge will be closed. that is one of four bridges that are unsafe. traffic will be detoured around poplar avenue on monday